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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-07
MONETARY 4 IOilMERCIAL
New York Market.
By Telegraph-l NEw YoKK, Sci

By Telegraph NEW YokK, Sept. 8.
CorroN-A shade easier; sales of 95t
les m1dling uplands at 2614c-
firm and in good demand other kinds dull
and dropping; sales of s. 100 bbls. at So 70gs
u go Tor extra Western; IS 4O@l1 IS foI
Round-hoop Ohio; sl09E Is for new st
Louis. California heavy-Sales OF 200 bbls
| at $40 906tI3 Is. Sales of 800 bbls. rye -four
| at SIS so. .IJ1 a1@ As&G ct ~
| WHIsKY-Quiet; sales of 200 bb,s West
WHEAr-Receipts As, O95 bushels; market
| quiet and firm. with a iair demand on the
part of export; sales of 5000 bushels at
Genessee; s. 55g3 60 for White California ia,
and - 81 for amber southern. -. o.
KYE.Dn1l and dropping; sales, 500 BUSH
els at y 4212@l so; small lots of milwaukee,
BARLEY-DulI. l..
MALI = Quiet sales Of 800 bushels at
CoRN-Receipts, 5s,250 bushels; without
decided. change; sales, 5000 bushels at
u 1891 III for new mixed Western ;
II IoGl l6 for unSOund and HIN dried.
OATS-Receipts, As ole; firm and in fair
demand; sales, 46 600 bushels at 63@65c for
s OLD western, 5Sa67c for new Southern; ga
6S1ac for new Ohio and Chicago.
suGAR- Quiet; sales, 600 barrels of Cuba
at III 1zG12c. rfr sE-E tt
MoLAssEs-Duli
PErRoLEUMz-Active; crude, l413c; refin-
I1Oto-tlulet anu sunCDaDSeu-
PORK-Eirmer; sales, 4 $50 barrels at S249
"A 81 for new mess; closing at ga . cash !;
~ % for old mess; S2e 90 for prime; and
~ 70 for prime mess. q. t--.a
BEEF-Firm; sales, lbs barrels; II chang
ed in prices; beef hams dull and heavy.
BAcoN--Quiet and steady; sales, 80 boxes
of long al I314c.
CUT MEATs--Steady sales, sl75 packages
at ll4c Tor shoulders, and 15q Ice for hams.
LARD-Firmer; sales, 80 barrels at I39
141gc.
BUTTER Steady at 1l@25c tor Ohio.
CHEEsE-Firm at S@l4c.
k= LATER-5 p. M
FLOUR = Closed unsettled; low grades
scarce and firm; high grades quiet; me-
dunn dull and declining.
W HEAT - Firm, with fair demand:
sales of a lot for export at 81 326d2 80 for
amber State, and Michigan and Southern
Illinois. - rl EI.Ettsf,I
RYE-Dull and heavy at 81 4O91 43 for
OATs-steady at e7@es1zc fornew Chicago
and Ohio.
CoRN-Dull and heavy; 81 l6@1 II for
good to prime new mixed Western. *kk
PoRK-Quiet; no transactions reported;
sellers mess. S24 1917; buyers, S24 %.
BEEF Quiet, and without decided
change.
Cur MEATs-Firm, with a limited trans
action.
BACoN-Steady and quiet.
LARD-Firm at 1890 1870 for fair to
prime steami ls1s9 isHe for kettle rem
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From the Cincinnati Price Current.l
Financial and Commercial SUMMARY
as tr ;,-= for the Week. d9,-.s sgEf 3.

The demand for money has been of a
moderate nature, and the market has ruiea
easy at S910 per cent. for good paper
There is not. as yet, much legitimate use
of money, because the movements of the
crops which have matured, has been of q
limited nature. Wheat is being parted
with span ingly, and farmers have sold
their wool only to limited extent, under
the impression that the prices are too low !;
indeed, there is more wool now in the
hands of the farmers than at any previous
time. 81 f.sti Hna ss.-.s-... - sT4. 81 S.slf
atoms have been small. The state of mat
tiers at Washington. is the basis of this
strength. sz $50 ss -fse.1f -a
Exchange was steady all the week at our
quotations. Government securities are
ligher, especially the first series of 5-20's,
which have been cornered in New York,
The weather has been quite cool since
our last. a good deal the character of Au-
perature was down to so outside of the city,
and TO 55@5S inside. 1t was warmer at
the close. There has been no rain of con-
sequence, and pasturage ant all green
things are drying up. There have been
some rains west of this place and showers
north, but none calculated to restore vege-
tation. :. 4
Business has not improved much, and is
still dull in all departments excepting in
provisions, which are in demand from the
south, and bacon and bulk meats are
higher. The news coming in regarding
the corn crop, is of the same character OF
that we have already published. The sea-
son to improve it is now over, and we are
satisfied that under no circumstances
can it be over one-half an average,
il that: but it should be rem smb ered |
that with half crop there can be
no scarcity of corn, because farmers !
will be very careful not only OF the old |
they have on hand, but of the new, and as |
the South will not need any, and IL will be |
fed sparingly to cattle and hogs. the sup !
ply next Summer wi doubtless be ample. |
A speculative demand for corn, we notice,
exists, based upon failure, but 1t |
should be remembered that prices. even
now, are up 10 fsmine prices. II cannot /
be expected that England will buy largely I
at high prices, and If she docs not, there |
will evidently be enough TOR home use. |
Ii Is true that farmers will part with IL I
spaFingly during The Fall and Winter, ex-
pecting to get fab lous prices in the Spring,
and this win max. the beef and pork
crops short, and both inferior I'm quail y I
the: season for feeding will .have,I
expired before farmers Will be satisfied
.hs they have enough corn to put them
over to their next crop iss"is4nt 1919
Flour and wheat have not changed
much. Corn has advanced largely, and is
carce. Oats ffuctuated considerably. Rye
has been f1rm- Barley unchanged and
lull Cotton duh. Whisky higher But
er higher, and in light demand. Linseed
Ill higher and frmer.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Septic.
-CoTToN-At 24Q25c. Receipts to-day. s.
bales; exports, 43s bales. Weeks receipts,
3i3 bales. Weeks exports, 229 bales; stock,
l,I94 bales.
FLOUR -superine, $50. 81
OATS-At 7OCd72c. fs.#4
HAY-At $50.
CoRN-Whoie range. 81 l5gl 90. Is $500
- PORK-At S26. ucseI.t- ylsrE5 i5Hs
IS9l9c. e. s ~ as - = 2
LARD AT l3la9I4c. aotf0j ,lceW ,aiir
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By telegraph

BY IeItgrapn.J NEW 1OKk, Sept. o.
DRY GOoDS-Market for most descriptions
of goods, both domestic and foreign, now
quite active, especially for desirable
styles, and prices generally firm and on
some sty les slight advance was obtained,
on a few others a slight concess on is no.
uceabls, as for instance, Tuscarcra bleach
Lawrence brown shee ting is being jobbeu
al l319c. which is at least &c below the
market; India Orchard brown goods are
also quot by one hOnse too low, other
wise pr ces are generally strong; Lawrence
= browns are firmer and bring 1915: Great
+ ais Dieached i3}z@l4c; Canoe &c; Hamn-
tpn u TICKS are selling at 25c; York 2811zz !;
YORK denlms reduced to 271lc; the War
rem Drown ID deninSs are selling at I71zc,
anu Worklngman's at 1917, and Laconia
eorse. jean are selling at lie; prints active
and steady, at 15c for Standard makes.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph -CINcINNATI, Sept. 6.
changed. ,se - ,-ts.s, =. -
CoRN-In better supply and dull at 81 10.
CoTToN-Duil and nominal at 24c for
BARLEY-Firmer; choice Fall at 81 80. ~
WHIsKY-Steady at 32c in boad.z f, j.
PRovIsr ENs-Decidediy higher and mar
ket unsettled. Mess PORK; sales of G, 600
b6ls at $24 80. Bulk meats; sl21z@l41zc for
shoulders and sides. Bacon, lac for shout
ders; lie for clear rib and TIC for clear
sides.t Hams unchanged and quiet. tss
LARD Held al 13c; sales at l216c. lr411c Is
LINSEED OII-Dull
CHEESE-Steady at101z@11c.i - afill 54'a3l
ELAxsEED-Steady at 81 15.-1Aast=1d sru1zt
GoLD-l421z, buying, Exchange steady.
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Notions Department.

This stock, in charge of A. VENEMANN,
is very com pIete, from Paper of Pins to q
Pair OF Alexandre's Kid Gloves, or Brass
Button to a Paper Collar. But the most
attractive is the celebrated Biglow's Linen
Finished and Star of the West" Glazed
Paper Collars, at 25 cents asbox-the most
durable. best fitting, nd cheapest Collar
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Louisville Marker.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6.
tACCo-Sales. d6S rhoRsheads; hugs "a O50
600: leaf 81 OePf so - ! y 81 %FNP
p FLoUR-SupSrfine S. 00@S 90; new $40 %.
WHEATAScarce: 50 00d2 ID. f~t
CoRN-Shelled 81 05 ear in. bulk 90c.
~ S-Rolk. 67@5S.r .TEF W-~E
! r CoTToSS->Mi I'D in gss No 25c.. - N-A ~
GRoCERIEs-Actirea at fti q rates ,ae9Tp
~ BAc coz Buoyanr: shoulders Tie, clear
sides l71xCafSe,, packed Da+ Ger 81 'f-f'
M MhnRKri9Yfes 5H r ssssssse I ~ =
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Mr. Edltor-Please announce the name
of THOMAS BOWER, sen., of Scott Town
ship, as q candidate for the office of Com
missioner of Marlborough County at the
ensuing October election.
As Mr.. Bower would not desire to run
without the general endorsement of his
friends, his name win be submitted to the
Conventionto be held September 9TH.
- A THOUSAND VOTERS
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white Goods Department,

In charge of j. E. BUTCHER is being daily
replenished, and he assortment now COM
plete-consisting of swiss, Jaconets, Table
Linens and Cloths, Stand and Table ov-
ers, Towels, Napkins Handkerchiefs, EN-,
imitation). Embroidered and Lace Cur
tains. and charming beauties in Bed
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JACOB H MILLER. Tobacconfst,A of Ev
ansYtlie / q candidate for the Sheriff falty
Of Vanderburgh County, subject TO the de-
cision of a convention and his friends
generally " as a7
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Wooden Department,

Under the superintendent of JOHN Els
ENHAUER, is well assorted, and those in
search of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins.
Beavers, Jeans, or anything for Mems or
Boys Wear, would do well to examine
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
and save money. Also, Flannels in all
wool, part cotton, al Il silk and wool.
ti ShaWls and CloakS
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.;..I,I EV ANSVILLE, -. !.
) MONDAY, September. 10th, 1861,
Admission, SO cts: children under ten, CSC.

l.
Admission, so cts; children under ten, Csc
The features of this chosen association
are replete with artistic excellence anS
startling novelty, presented by the follow
/ ing brilliant array Of artistss iom 80
go MILE MARIETEDIZE, 10 los
The Parisissn model of la houte ecole.
1'e MADAME CARROLL,
s. Premiere Dame du Cirque.
1.-THE BELMONT BROTHERS. q
Gymnasts, AcroDats. qand ,Delineators o.
the Grecfan School of Heroic Art The
Hanlou brothers are tame and passe IN
comparison to these Admirable erich.
= THE HOLLAND FAMILY.
John, ST., John, Jr., and Masters George
=. -rfr.5 =. and Eddie.
Gym asts, Athletes, and Antipodeanists
Mr.. w. B. CARROLL,
The Multitudinous HorseInan and Anti
a-fH nous of the Arena. ael
Mr.. JOSEPH TINKHAM.
The Apollo of Equestrians, and champion
OF Double Somersa ults.
PROF. WILLIS COBB'S TRAINED DOGS.
GOATS, and MONKEYS 81 ~
Among the attractive elements of this
exhibition is recentfmportatlon of
JAPANESE PERFORMERS,
whose wonderful acts embody the most
extraordinary representations OF Oriental
and Celestial Gymnastic Miracles. LID
Equestrfans, Voltigeurs, a thLefes, Dansealses.
Led by the following distinguished per-
formers Joe Berdeau, Con zales, La Petite
May. Joe Neal Master Louis. La Petite
Annie, Ed. Smith, Mile Flora MarceIla.
Master Willie. Billy Remington, M lie GIN,
ME, Master Frank, Dan Shelby, La Petite
Josephine, Master George. ri
~ 81 Mr.. BEN. MAGINLEY
Wit, Humorist and Jester. Mr.. Magfnley
unftes the ticuacquirement~ of a
classic education, and at this time can be
safely pr onpunced the only living repre-.
sentative of the courtyard finished lester
OF the old regime. q aHf Ine bFafrT3Hi
-. .,,;--.L Mr. c. FUWLFR ;iftr na fe
Is remarkable for quaint drollery and the
facility with which he maintains the un-
brio led unernment of the circle, E ID
Among the equine wonders will be found
the fam GUS thoroughbred
IRISH TRICK HORSE ROSEWOOD.
who will be introduced by his trainer Mr.
in q series of performances con-
ddently pronounced superior to any canine
exhibition ever witnessed by this cornmu-
nifty. A superb
CORNET AND sTRINGED BAND
that can challenge the world.
The afternoons entertainment will be
by
GRAND FREE EXHIBITTON,
In which Mile T1nkham, the beautiful
French Equilibrist, will ascend ON a STEM
der wire $40 feet long to the apex of the
an altitude of rs feet. Re-
MEMBER, this exhibition is free, and will
pc Civ en- outside the pavilion previous to
The performance.
seps General Agent
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HEMP-Dull.4na-zsa=a
gFLoUR-Dull, bat high grades from Xxx.
IS 5O@9 25: xxx, sl0@16 so; choice and
wHRAT-In better demand; 81 1872 "a
for prime and choice white 81 lOa2 IS for
prime to eancy red; 81 5091 g for Spring.
s lCoRN-s1 O6@i o. = - 80 : - =.
- OATs-62965c; closed at e0@6lc.l H....sz
&c RgE-Heavy at 81 l291 Is.
BARLEY-Quiet at 81 l5for prime Spring,
PRovIsIoNs-Higher and excited: mess
pork, $685. SO; bacon = shoulders, Ilc;
clear sides, 1sc.
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o7t Election Notice. 8.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING
Il held on the 18th day of September
next, a. seven O'Clock PM, in the German
Evangelical Reformed st. PAU Church, on
city of Evansville, indiana, for the pur-
pose of eiecting Trustees for the above
named congregation.
w. EPMEIER,
II Secretary ofthe Board.
Evansville, August %, 1871 = fau2S
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Ews HaeKx aS P s' :, 8 = SDTETE

RECEIPTsFvFIour,s 5,532. barrels; wheat,
u Oi5 sackss corn. g, 2G4 be shells; oats, IA
pusheis; rye, l,776 bushels; barley, 2s72
SS-TS.g u1E1Tuags wxgTa a5aHF
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Hoop-Skirts
At a great reduction in prices.
Retail Millinery Department,

Superintended by Miss ELIZA BELLAM.
is the most complete In the West, and new
of September the stock will be complete.
with every novelty that the heart can
wish and the eye desire. tS''ta ~
2nI5g6 a-a la.i0w 5U9s 9.ia n
We most respectfully call the attention
OF the public to the fact that we make no
cost, !" " cheaper than before the war" or
% cheaper than anybody in The world"
neither do we sell three sEools Of Coats,s
Thread for Is cents for THE, purpose of en-
ticing trade, and then, charge 1t mp in
good- in which they are not posted. We
Sell at the :. ONE-PRICE SYSTEM" and
ALWAYS as cheap as the cheapest, and as
low as the market will AFFORD, and warrant
all goods as represented. .2dQl Ho1@ - q
COMMUNICATING and ready to show goods,
whether a sale is made or not 0t EllD91
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Domestic Department,

Under the charge of A. LANSING, can
now be had the best and most popular
makes of Cal Goes, Brown and Bleached
Muh Inns, Sheetings, Pfllow-Case Musiins,
Ghecks, Tickings, Hickory Stripes, &C.,
and always at the lowest market price.
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Dress Goods Department,

Under special charge of PROF. GUST
MATTHIAS, is now stock ed with Novelties
and in which any and every body can b
suited.
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New York Sold and stock Market,
Rv TalagSa,.h g M NV 4 66px,z SAfe

ny feios tal'A.i >-- .pAf Sof'e' ..
GOLD Firmer; opened at l421s and closed
atn14212. M TT
: GOVERNMENT SToeKsAQufet; coupons of
1881 lll17s; do lS62 u4as; do. 1854 10; do
1865 lll14; do. new 1857; do. 1857 1857: cou-
pons of l0-4O's $685.; 7-30s. LIST series, ilO7sk !;
I'd and third series, 1925. 81 rtt,fI =.
STocKs-Heayy, lower and closing dull;
Ohio Certificates 27s4 @2Sc; Wabash 4s@49c;
Central lllA@lll14; Michigan Southern
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are requested to an nounce thHt Coz
JACOB KAERCHER il a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Vanderburgh County,
subject to the decision Of the Union Con-
VentiOn.
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DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER, BUSSING & co.

Now offer to the public a larger and better
stock Oh ary. ars- r. -z..ss Ta-..ts
Fall and Winter Dry Goods
than can be found In any ONE ESTAB-
slishment in the Western Country, viz. !:
In the .re-fsss-rF1 tr.Ss -ssr
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!. scHAPKER, BUSTING q co., T. /,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
e. tNE .J5f1UV - uJUm Efff Efr $50
Sal AZ and 40 Main Street, tl.sls;
Removal.

- L.. GILBERT d co. HAVE RE
Ss moved osthefr new four-story store
No. 81 North First Street, where they will
oe pleased to see all their old customers
and as many new ones as VIII favor them
with call. A fun assortment OF Groceries,
etc, always on hand. and. for sale at the
owest market prices. We t0iI gfue special
Inducements to all those bitgt,ig for CASH.
aOvy div
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Editors Journal-Please announce me as
a candidate for reelection to the office of
ProsscatiaE Attorney for the 18th Judicial
Circuit at the coming election 4 tktk
40 I'VE. HARGRAvE.
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st. Louis Market.

BY Teiegrapn- ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.
ToBACCo-Inactive and unchanged
CoTToN-Nothing TRANSFERRED
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are. authorized to announce the
name OF ALEXANDER DARLING as a
candidate for reelection to the office of
Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, subject to
the decision of the Union Convention, If
one is held.
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( ADJUSTMENTS. =
MAG1NLEY,i CARROLL Il co.'s
~ GREAT CONSOLIDATED s8i
@ d R Q u +!

z This company. which for the important
purpose OF saving the wear and tear Of
performers and horses, and for the preser-
Walton of their magnificent equi pments,
special railway train, will arrive at
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FOR RENT.

yyVO LET ROOM "A nicely furnished
III front room, with board. on sixth
Street between Main and Sycamore. In
ouire of J. H. COFFMAN, at the Auction
House, No. 81 Main Street. lau8 diff
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Great Discovery.

.ET2lm1RoAM :
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FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Morris $.
Johnson as a scandidates for Judge OF the
Court of Common Pleas for the LIST District,
composed of the counties ofPosey, Gibson,
Vanderburgh, and Warrick, at the. next
October election.
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a l.. ROBINSON is a candidate for
IL eJudge ofthe Courrof Common Pleas
In the FIRST District. composed of the coun-
ties of Posey ,9Eanderburgh, Gibson, and
Warrick. -ggls .ss- hieat7. 4 al jyS diff 8
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Editors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES me to the
people of the District as a candidate for
the office Of Presenting AT tOrney. a ;
Mt. vernen. Ind. !, July 4, 1881 II isjys
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ShaWls and Cloaks
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-02
Democratic Clubs.

The Democracy of Franklin county have
formed an association on the plan recon-
mended by the State Executive committee
adopted constitution and bylaws, and
are to have a regular meeting every week,
which will be addressed by some one ap-
pointed for the purpose. Members pay so
cents upon joining the associations and 10
cents monthly for contingent expenses.
Let every township in this county have her
Democratic club or association. whether
they meet every week or every two weeks,
and let our active young men all attach
themselves to these associations in the sew
eral townships. ~ iiEE AI- All
Our friends in portions of the county are
already waking up-a communication on
the outside of this paper, from Pike town.
Ship. touching on this subject, is to the
point. Our farmer friends, in the quietude
and seclusion of their. rural homes, are
calmly and lispassionately canvassfng this
matter over in their own minds-they per-
ceiYe the. impending danger-are alive to
the necessity of an Immediate and thorough
organization Old -Coshecton must not
LAG in the traces" Her $500 Democrats
must not be inactive at the present time.
There is strength IN organization, wisdom
in multitude of counsel and efficiency i'll
concert of action CoshoctoTa Democrat. ,g
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PERIODICAL DROPS !
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOE
@tlf T..-t IRREGULARITIES, -.. j

. These Drops scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and
ain specific for the of all Instructions and sup
essions of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that bottles annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms
praise of their great merits. They rapidly TAX
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know aught of them as
the surest, safest and most nfaible preparation in
the world for the cure of all female complaints the
removal of all Instructions of nature, and the pro
molten of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used and ex,
laining when and why they should not, nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
tyto natures chosen laws, Will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written sigma
ture of JOHN l.. LYON, without which none are gen.
uine. .&EEh~ rs5is ---
Prepared by Dr.. JOHN l.. LYON, 195 Chape
street. New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
either personally or by mail Enclosing stamp, con
cerning all private diseases and female weaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere. - a.f .
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OHIO pays greater whisky and oil tax
than any State in the Union.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-02

A PORTION of the posterior half of Car
dinal RIchelieu's skull was recently discov-
cred in France, and by order of the Cow
ernment restored with great pomp and
solemnity to the mausoleum originally
erected in Paris to receive his remains. The
Partisan sneer usual on all such occasions,
tDund expression next day in the following
bon mot: stAh, yes. We have half his skull.
Would thatWe had half his brains!"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-02
RaiIwayTraaic i'm london.

The receipts of the Metropolitan rail-
week. while those of nine chief railways
together amount to only 6474. The largest
number of passengers conveyed over this
line i'm one week, up to the end OF last year,
was 5O5,524. The number of workmen con-
veyed from the suburbs of London to the
city for three pence the double journey is
now over two thousand week. About
eleven million passengers travelled over
the line last year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-02

IA PARTY of negroes, whilst digging on
plantation near Vicksburg, struck an old
bombshel1.l A discussion arose as to wheth-
er the powder was still good. 'Tell you it
is,'' said one. 'sTell you it amt" said
another. "I'm blowed if it is," said athird,
as he put it into the fire by way of test. A
terrific explosion took place, and number
three was ''blowed ifit WASN'T" The poor
fellow lost one arm, and was so terribly
burnt about the head that he is not expect
ed to outlive the Freedmen's Bureau.