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Chapter 1919.
AN ACT to provide for police in certain cases.
Be it enacted, &c.

AN ACT to provide for state police in certain cases
BE it enacted, &c.
SECT. 1. There shall be officer to be called the
hold said office for the term of years. unless soon
er removed lie shall be appointed, and his salary
fixed by the governor and council.
SECT. 2. The said constable on application of ten
more legal voters in any city or town in this sata
If he shall be satisfied that the local authorities fail ~
enforce any law of this state therein and that tho
puDhc good requires It, may appoint or more dep
utles resident IN the county in which such city or
town is situated. But the number of deputies in anv
one county shall in no case be more than ton sna
the number shall not exceed thirty at any ono +iao
in the whole state. And any deputy may 81 am, ti
be removed by said constable by the governor and
couDci ~
SECT. 8. The said constable and his IDENTITIES COW
orally shall have and exercise throughout the state
all the common law and satuary powers of constahIe
except the power to serve civil processes: and aS r.;
all the cities in this state all the powers pven t
IN TO city marsnais' police officers and watchmen. bv
the statutes OF this state and by the Charters and
dinances ofsaid cities 1t shall be the duty of %
stable and his deputies to that the laws o oon-
forced and observed In all parts of the state 10 M
crate with the sheriffs and their IDENTITIES - eo-op-
eltu countles, anu with the city marshals and tho
ponce oiEcerS OF the several cities in securing that
result. But IL snail not be their duty to act In lat
case, unless III their Judgment there shall no fa;iy
neglect or inability the part of the local oie'
ties to enforce the laws of this state or 70 ulori-
sons violating any such laws to be prosecnto pei,
punished. e'u'eu and
SECT. 4. The deputies of said constable shou
ceive the sum of three dollars per day when on re-
and when required to travel on duty fron, i uuty;
to another shall be allowed in addition 70 th; toWn
penses the same compensation that is oIoo5 r eX-
services to sherifs and their deputies And tbo IKE
counts snail from time to time be audited nv th ac-
stable and if approved by the governor y Ile con-
the state A 'ne treasury of
SECT. 5. This act shall take effect whom ,ruu,
by the governor en approved
IApproved March !, 1851
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termne and establish the claims to be allowed and
paid, according to the proofs given. The register
of probate shall make schedule of the claims so es-
tabshed, and decree for distribution and order Of
payment thereof shall he made by the judge subject
however, to the rights of any party under pending
appeals, of creditors holding contingent claims as
now provided by law.
SECT. H. Recitas in deeds recorded before the day
aforesaid of any proceedings had in the court of pro-
bate for Cumberland county, shall be prma facie ey-
idence of such proceedings in all cases where such
deeds are admissible in evidence for other purposes
SECT. Is. The register of probate shall certify upou
the record of all instruments copies and papers for
the same are recorded under the act of eighteen hum
dred and sixy-seven. He shall make suitable indexes
of such records in such form the judge shall direct
and shall employ such assistance as may be necessary
to make up and complete these records without delay
SECT 10. The judge shall be allowed in addition
10 ms salary as compensation for the duties required
OF MN under this act, the sum of five hundred dol
lars annually, for the term of three years from and
after the first day of January, eighteen hundred
and slxty-seven, TO be paid to him quarterly by the
county treasurer. The register shall be allowed in
addition to his present salary the sum of fifteen hum
dred dollars annually for the same term of time and
to be paid to him in like by said treasurer in
full compensation for all his expenses of clerk hire
and other assistance under this act And he shall
give such additional bond as the county commission
ance OF the duties of his Office
SECT. 90 The judge of probate shall have dis
creti4nary power to allow fees to parties in proceed
ngs before him under this act corresponding to the
PROBATE ices now established by law for analogous
cases In contested cases he halhave like discretion
Empower to allow costs to the prevailing party In
al cases where he shall require notice to be given he
may order the cost of such notice to be paid of
SECT, 81. Appeals may be taken from any decree
OF the judge made under the provisions of this act,
IN tne same manner and under the limitations
~ are provided by law in case of other probate APP
peas The supreme judicial shall be authorized
TO establish such rules it may deem expedient for
the summary hearing and determination of such ap-
peas ana may require all testimony upon such appeals
and arguments thereon to be taken and presented in
writing and submitted to the court at special times
to be appointed.
SECT. e. This act shall take effect when approved
by the governor.
tApproved March l, 1861
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sell such oil burning fluid that has not been in
spected and marked, that has been SO inspected
and has been marked unsafe for illuminating pur-
poses he shall be punished by fine of not exceeding
live hundred dollars, by imprisonment in the coun-
ty Jail six months r M
Scot. g. All prosecutions under the second, third
and fourth sections of this act shall be by Indictment
SECT. g. The selectmen of towns, and the mayor,
aldermen and police of Cities or any one of them,
shall have the right at all times to examine all such
oils and fluids kept in their respective cities and
for sale, and to cause the to be inspected and
tested and it shall be their duty to do in all
where they informed believe such oils or fluids
kept for sale in violation of law; and whenever
they shall find any person keeping selling any such
oil or fluid in violation of the provisions of this act
cuted therefor
SECT. T. This act shall take effect and after the
first day OF june eighteen hundred and sxty-seven.
Il. Improved March l, 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

L YNN's WATERLOO HOTEL. LIVERPOOL.
~ Nr LYNN bcgs respectfully inform his AuperIcan
usual - - -
LIvsRrooI June 70 1907.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LEcrUREs DAILy-ro aRNrLpwFS
only. interesting subjects az the New uuseu,
OF Anatomy SIS Broadway Those unable atand thess
lectures receive copy by forwarding cents Az
Brosdws> ~
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DEADIN0 AND COLUMBIA RAILRoAp
Psssengers leaving New York IL noon via Cep,r.
kev Jersey Railroad make close connection Al ~
kphiata Lus Lancaster and Columbia arrivIns ~ -
easier Ant colnubia ~ nm Y.
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QY MINER SOMERvILLE.
ID ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
TR0TTIN6 HORSES, ROAD HORSES,
ROAD WAGONS. .PHAETONs, &C. xC.,,
belonging TO The estate Of the late
WILLIAM IRWIN, ESQ,
WEDNESDAY, JULY IL. 1877 AT TIE PRIVATE STA
BILE. CORNER BRO ADWAY AND FIFTIETH ST.
AT II O'CLOCK
TIE CELEBRATED TROTTING HORSE TARTAR
Was never In better condition than at present Tartar
in the country and beat 2.30 sure
Gray Measepgsr mare Kate sound and true;
Two fine stxntppe- Sultan and Plowboy.
$40 ''7F- ~ 80 80 " "
Fine Ahdarah Mare. stx years old; can trot in 20
An elegant Park PhaetOn.
Two first class Road Wagons
One sundown Wagon ftt
Three city built top Bugges
Two Coupes in nrst rate ORDER together With blankets
Robes Sheets &C. 30 oFlf f77si
No reinforcement
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-BURSHAns FURNITURE EXPRESS. orpIcR
a. 1ib West Eleventh street, Srth avenue Largo
wagons for moving furniture city country purnsurs
stoTsd Furniture paeked, shipped honeg advanssA
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PRICE FOUR GEN rs.


II
sALEs Ar Auction.
A LpE'p'a- 4 ~ooD, Az sA,SS+ITypsssRs. q
ionas:cry.H Hi Il ~ wesst u ioSsEsa. .,l's & ~ j..
. '''' y on asisn WEDNESDAY. Jul; II, 1867. l
t at2c,aoek r. ~, Fe
on the ground,
situated on West Spring. unon smith aud Stevens seess
The above Lots are beanians situated hisn sroand
c The horse ears from Hobossa ferry psss s
every fifteen minutes during the day and evening
street Jersey City NJ xLsHsT ax6oscS On &
A ucTioN TON SoTIcEmE 20 M E BOTH. AuCIIoNEER Will
.ure rosewcod Planofors so Works q Art
nne O Paintings Ac. s auction, 10 the highest bidder
Eighth street. Ssswssss .sss fS
Suits in .ain crimson and erim
and Sd S
stands Spring and Hsir Mattresses Bolstels Pfiows
China and siverwarr. Cutlery. Ae. sale positive.
A uorIoN NorsoB.--R EGasr HOUSEHOLD pUR.
beautiful rarlor suit In French brocatei cost Ss56
seSSo% ssaS 1ns ss N ps iSr go Ao
INQUIRE at % aleecker street, near Broadway. Y
D: CoRNwELL. AUcTiONEER. wTLh SELL, ON
cna.,, EhnY Sny l6 at u O'Clock noon at the Mer.
the supreme Court the Estate OF John r. s<hmohl ~
properly fcr paenrs vaSseS New York city ard B.ccsn
knecht, Couneillorsat-law 80 Mas saa street : -
uCTIoN NOTICE.-JAMys NJ LEEDS AUC-
"A tioneer $2oOu worth OF magnificent ssissi Pur-
elegant mansion %ss. sneeDh sns. s.sesn MN nm
f8e French S'n s a. = Pa0,
fase piss on rssntnss Artistic Bronaes apesS osewcea
Vases rosewood s"s walnut Bureaus. ssa
steads wardrobes Mattresses, Eatenson Table Buffet
ment and Kitchen Furniture. Iut
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NEW Pls8LiIATiUNS.
DARKREPERs GUIDE TO NIX PLAIN And pANCv
ID drinka manufscsnrs and doctor nQuors. Wines
syrups Ac 100 rsceipts; 80 pages; handsonsy bound.
~ = ~ - W q wEliss, SIS BrosA~ay. n. y.
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II UDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADe :
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northeru
hnd wsssn trans e..s ssw Ysrs, vie Hudson RvsI
and 90 % and n r. ~; and Harlem Raro>S is.n
ynxh street and Fours avenue at 10D A. NJ and a ~
on Hupdaya '' "'A fan
wn. u. vASDERBlLT vice Pr.s,d.rs
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eO00 REwARD.-LosT, JULY o. A LARGE BIN.
PAVU gle stone Diamond Breastpln, setting In gold and
Jet The above reward viii be psi5 Tor W return 70 a. r.
Oates lsi Broadway. room ka5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.


EDITOR STATEsMAN-Please announce DANIEL
SULLIVAN as a candidate for Township Trustee
subject to the decision of the Democratic TOWNSHIP
Convention, and oblige
.s+. The NORTH END.
EDITOR ONO STATEsMAN-Please announce
PATRICK DUNN as a candidate for Township
Trustee subj ect to the decision of the Democratic
Township Convention, and oblige
81 80 THE NORTH END
CITY SOLICITOR.
EDITOR OHIO STATESMAN Please apuounce
GEORGE W. WATSON as candidate for G tv
Solicitor sui bject to the decision of the Democratic
City Convention, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS,
CONSTABLE. -
EDITOR OHIO STATEsMAN - Please announce
FREDERICK BADER as a candidate for Con.
stable, subject to the decision of the Democratic
Township Convention, and oblige =
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EpIroR STATESMAN = Please annoInce that
MILES DAILY will be candidate for nominatio
to the Office of Constable before the Democratic
Convention. ssslH
THOMAS MARA as a candidate for Constable
subject to the decision of the Democratic Township
Convention, and oblige est-+'
A HOST OF FRIENDS.
We are authorizedto to announce JOHN BROWN
as q candidate for denomination to the Office of
Constable, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention.
CHRIS. BARTLlNG will be candidate for the
Office of Constable subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
SHERIFF.
EDITOR STATESMAN Please announce the name
of ANDREW W SHEARER as q candidate for
Sheriff of franklin county, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic primary election.
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
New Hork markeLMarcII I1.

COTTON-More active and shade hrmer. Safes
at 1890 for middling Gplands. sguL lEsT7 aIdI-
.FL0U RAhtSre active End ashade 6rmer. Sales at
erfne western; 50 s09I0 so for coniion to medium
extra western; so 9O9ls 10 for choice dos $40 90
Gil SO for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
II WHISKY-Quieta and unchanged sH.o1if
w dEAT-Market $3.50 better and m9re aetiEo.
Sales at se 25 for No. 2 Chieagoi SO 2799 39Iior
ada winter red free. and 50 for Caiifdfnia w1Tte:O
-. RY More actIve and q little frmer. vSales at
81 I7kgI 90 for western. 2,+ ncttsQ .f,scuiorio
we.tin bond 81 % s1 81 for Canada west free, and
BARLEYi M M M2LT%ouiest DffT- 90 : sroHH''isFs
= COKN-Market shade frmer, but less active.
y for do aa0at. and 81 1901 iO5S Tor new yellow
.OATS-Rather more steady. Sales at 60 s63c for
western; SO se711e for for New ohiOs 6S97Oe for
:, HOPSrouie :, s =, so ''ei...s.asoe' - -
: RLCE-N ominaI.
. EQF Firm, No sales, l ~ 4 s.'i.L.1.i
1OSsSiGzzs for Cuba, 81 siac I for HaTana. 10
. MISUNDERSTANDING heavy; Sales of Porto Rico
on private terms. fsfEFs bUt 5aB sYgd rHgGsb
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES siSales at 16c for crude
P0RK@Opened quiet and closed frm,I tclosiipeet sing
SO A5 for regosr; $40 75921 IS for old mess; also
at $22 12@22i50 for new mess, sellers, and buyers
OPsiSnR, for March and APP April s.,ss
BEEF Mfi 4 f9s saFss 1t ssssssg hss
. hBAC0N-Q Quiet. zSaless at l01S4l0Hc for Cum
berland cut Ike for short ribbed and 12c forshoft
CUT MEATS-Firm. p Sales. at 9913c for sh6uld-
ers, and 111 S121zc for hams.
bARD-More active and frmer. Sales at 1X9
1850 for old 12z9l31Sc for rev.
BfyIs BBfHyIJsTTEE-Rult TE Sales at l292Oc tor ohio.
CHEESE-Unchanged.H 3 Sales,atI59zie.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS NJ
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood tn
test of trial. and is constantly Increasing in publ
favor. D." '
1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Pric
IS cents.
1t gives beautiful, lustrous. natural color.
1t is complete in one bottle
1t does the work the first time.
1t does not crock. smut or stain.
1t does not rub off or fade. ~,
1t alwsys gives satisfaction. A child can applyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process (knOw only to Mr.. Mathews), which renders
it infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which d yed hair
IS so easily recognised when an inferior article
has been used. .E-
Invest IS cents, and you will be convinced
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
-st...,} A. l. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, W holesale
agents. mayl0-deod1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
CIeveIand market-march q.

: FLOUR RlCfiy made Xxx spring. from, j go21
wheat $l2 CO@I2 so; do doffpm No. wheat. $1I so
OH 90: cou try made sprng 81 OO9l1 e5; Xxx red
winter ia OO9l5 90; xxx white winter SIC OO9
16 50.F "A n .T ~ 5rfeW ~rpu~a TT rv-..ssg
= WHEAT-Holders were firm at previous prices.
Sales No. 1 Milwaukee sprinR at q 26g4 80 per
GENITAL; No. do at s. 93@3 81 per GENITAL. q
CORN-Salcs cars new shelled at 81 BOZ Per
GENITAL. y. Ja-It fla . =
OATS-No.1 1 held at 81 5s01l56 per GENITAL.
@:RYE-Quiet at 81 $50 06 per ceutaI. = >
ORK-No- city-packed mess at $21 90; sales of
No. 2 mess $40 co. clear S23 90. s-H = re 'iN a1ffI
eI;LARD-Steady. Sales city rendered at 13c IN
terces; l36c in frkins; country rem cred at l2(9
I2Kc. -. q rII reilssfH + faHtvsTg,y
~ SMOKED. MEATS-Sales Sugar-cured hams At
I5c plain hams at lac; shoulders at lie; dried beef
NESS. BEEr-No. city=packed $l7c ooi extra
BUTTER-Small sales prime roll at as59gse;
common grades are without demand and ynemipaLss
GHEESE-In good demand aud firm at l4917c
for fair to choice dairy and factory, in round os:
very choice selected factory. in small wayi lzze9
ISc. -fs3E asv II d gf,of.-r ,sf5.-F
EGGS-Steady. Sales Is bbls at 20c. 57..J.;-
osHlGHWINkS-Dull and steady at $226, tax paid;
ALCOHOLANDSPIRl Aleohols ss per cent.
- 1904 As; Cologne Spirits 9S per CENTS ~ IS;
Neutral Proof Spirits So 43@2 4S. Fes,ifV ar3srssl
pETROLE6M-Refne free, car lOtss nominal at
42943c. 49,. eJl7ftfr- bEE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
FROM NEW YORK.
Brutal Assault Upon a Lady.

NEW YORK, March 11.-Early yesterday
morning two ruffians, named Stripp and
Cunningham, broke into room occupied
by lady in branch of the Continental
Hotel, corner of CORTLAND and West
streets, knocked her down and kicked her
in most shocking manner. Strip was
arrested, but Cunningham escaped. No
cause is assigned for the outrage.
Sale of st. JOINTS Park.
The sale of st. Johns Park to the Hud-
son River railroad, for one million dollars
was completed to-day. 100000 of the
amount go to Trinity Church, the remain-
park. ..n .
Arrested for Robbery.
Several young men were arrested Sun.
day for robbing the store of Henneqnin &
Co, Broadway. Robberies have been quite
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
WHY NOT USE THE REsTY

OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS VENRTIAN
est the most reliable. and most convenient. Com
Piete IN one bottle Dees not require any previous
preparation of the hair. No trouble. No crock or
stain. Produces beautiful black or brown as pre-
ferred. a child can apply it. Always gives salts
faction. Only 75 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufactures, Ny.
l DEMAS BARNES & CO.. New York. Wholesale
Agents. e-.....-a..5-
Also. MATHEWS ARNIoA HAIR GLOSS for
storing and dressing the Hair.
june19 deodly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
CHICAGO. Feb. l3. 1851.

The undersigned, owners of property
fronting on Clark street, between Lake and
Folk streets, represent that on petition of a
ton of Clark street, mile in length, was
paved with the Nicolson pavement in the
years 1868 and $50. =. - -
The pavement is dry, cleanly and free
from noise, three great advantages in the
renting. of tirst-class property for stores,
offices, hotels, &c. 1t is much more agree
able to ride over than any stone pavement,
and tar less injurious to horses and Vehi-
cles.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
Cincinnati HIarket-Mareh1 IL,

FLOUR-Steady. with fair demand. Sales
of superfne at So IS 25; trade brands at s1I SO
GR13 So and fancy at $149I6 90.
WHEAT-Firmer. Sales at 2 so for No. spring,
and % 500 90 for winter
CORN-Steady. Sales at sc in elevator and 76c
0ATS:9tirtier, and at close could not have been
> RYETEirmer; Sales ats1 2591' &c for No. l.
BARLEY-Upchanged y, :" .'5'Eh
HISKY-Steady.7 Sales at 26 in bond.' ole
'C0TrON-Firmer. with local speculative der
mand, and sales of middling uplands at gee, This
demand is based on the belief, that prices have
reached the bottom. The receipts from New tOF<
leans Saturday were but 1000 bales. which tends
to strengthen this belief r.f7l -tlifr 90
P0RK-Firmer, and at close first class city brands
second class brands at $2I 90; country held at
$40 rs. a IFsEi p fliisgtHa Eg.ti B bae f.sss.
BULK -MEATS-Firm. - Sales at 7ac for
shoulders, 93<99Xs for sides, and 10%e@11c for
clear sides, and 11C9l15Sc for hams q 5DEtW Woiq
& tLARD-Held higher, andSyery little offering.
City could not have been bought below 129c; coun-
fBA1CGSoSN-Quiet, without change in opricrs.
Sales at exc ior shoulders l0e for iides Ike for
clear rib. and l21zc for clear sides. 1lsIas taaa
-.BQTTER-Unchangeda and steady. Sales at s09
CHEESE Firm. at 161S@rc. 30 SIS. eI - st
uEGGS4Dull; prices lower and unsettled, market
closing at. l59l6el shippers count. -.s.issf
GROCERIrS-Steady, ~. t,,.. r.
SUGAR-Sales at 12d 15c. "a 20 .-tf''la
SEEDS-Steady. Sales St SO s5@s 90 for clover
in the jpbbipg way; g se92 so for fax and g 300
6fTELinseed dull. !JPricesiif a.largs way nOrdi-
nal at 81 42@1' 49, 81 c%itr3H 9o i.lH g .3mO3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

The Democracy of each Ward will, at
their primary elections on the evening. of
the 10Th of March, also nominate Council
man and Assessor; and the Democracy of
the First, Third, Fifth, Seventh and Ninth
Wards will nominate a Member of the
Board Of Education, to be elected on the
2d'Monday in April, 1867. iq adE .issns
By order of the Executive Committee. &
.e1g.l JACOB LOHRER, ,Jr, President
E. p, SARGEANT, Secretary. q, s, =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

The business of all kinds upon the street
has increased very largely since this i'm
prevement was made, so that Clarkstreet is
now the main north and south business
street of the city. This increase we CON
slider largely due to the Nicolson pave
ment, as its smoothness and quiet have at
tracted both light and heavy travek from
parallel streets paved with stone. We feel
of this kind of pavement has been yo6great
advantage to our property on the street.
- WIN. B. OGDEN.
81. M. MARSHALL,
10. Agent for 919 feet front.
f. G. <SHERMAN,S A-
o. tfN y And others.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

FRANKLIN CoUNTY CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC
CLUB.-There will be a meeting of the
Frankli1 County Central Democratic Club
Tonight at Thurman Hall. Tile Hon. w.
d Hill viii address the Club. Let there be
q fulIattendance of the Democrats ofall the
Clubs of the city tonight to hear good
speech from an eloquent speaker. -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statesman.

Princess Alexandria III-Arter,1us
Wards Will-Canadian Railways
Fenian Disturbances Snbsided.
LONDON, March 11.-Princess Alexand-
ria is reported very ill. = "a. i, -
Artemus Ward has directed in his will
that his property, after the death, of his
mother, shall go towards the erection of an
asylum for printers. ...
A subsidy to the Canadian railways is to
be proposed in parliament this week. ,,i,f,
All accounts from the scene of disturb
ances in Ireland represent that matters
have become quiet, and. that, order .reigns
once more, There have been no fresh con-
fiicts between the,armed police and Fenian
bands, who. are fleeing to the mountains
and hiding from pun suit. s.,.,atzT,-- ha..,r,
-,t4 .,odt,,, Commercial. 49,, g..
vi LIVERPOOL . March 11.--Cotton, closes
quiet at. opening rates of to-day, viz: I3d
for middling upIands and 1917 for New Or
leans. Sales 5000 bales. Breadstffus quiet
but firm. Sales western mixed American
corn lat BIS Cd. PrOvisiOns--Lard, declin-
ing tendency, though without change in
quotations. Produce steady. Sales spirits
turpentine at BIS Sd per cwt. baAshes in
light demand at 43s Cd for pots. Rosin
aqqotable at Ss 8difor common WILMINGTON.
Petroleum unehangedwiths sales of refined
at Is I'd per gallon for ilinseed. Oil easier.
Sales at 27s Cd per cwt.-eTq .xJ.-1 ia u
hnE zp-s;lsbiK Financial. ov!1 3D. .ssal
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

D1scHARGEp.-T. Brockway, ESD, who
was arrested on charge of perjury, on a
hearing before Squire Meeker, on yester-
dayIwas discharged, there being .ptterly
no foundation fol, the charge. We prophi-
sled some weeks since that the case would
have this result. No one knowing Mr..
Brockway could doubtthis., ! 90 .goI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

NoT1cE.-Jacob Glass & Co, having
purchased the saloon on West State street,
formerly occupied. by John Sweetman, the
establishment will be closed for repairs un-
til Saturday next. 'F74 : 7 mar12-2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

ssFHE NoRwIcH TowNsH1P lcAsE!uIn the
case of the State against Hosea Dildine,
Squire lG6lick on Saturday held the de-
fendant to bail In the sum of $1,000 to an
swer the charge Of assault with intent to
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