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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

! Houston and Wife, Alton. o; John W Shoe
maker; Winchester, d; I p Sutherland and Lady,
jackson, .0;y NJ Wells, Galena. 1o; j W Bones,
GsEsFh cUnnty o. AR
U; David Jones, HaIlsEille;O; Mrs Holdernisn. do:
n " Kittle. Toledo. Y; III w Rary, Groyeport. o.
G Moore and Lady, CircleyiIe, o. s Allen Peters
and a. Wife GEoyspQEt 9;z Hewitt and paughSter
0a! Mrs Wilkins and Lady, do;, G. d Ulry and
Lady, New Albany, o.; Mrs F Bum. Grove
port, o; Fred Rary and Girl. Groyex2rt, o.
Z KIRK, Washington, Q; ) Rildine M e Tiftih, o;
Van Vert, O; A J Dayi., st Paris, q; j q Watson
and lady. Reynoldsburg, Ohio; w b Deck, Johns
town, p; David Sheeror, Nov eytoMn, Pa; X 2 Mill
or. 1t Gillesd, Ohio; VIM Beal. Westrrville. Ohio;
Kirkersville, Ohio; A n Jsfns, " inches2er. Ohio
Hartman, city: ii Potter, Philadelphia; Jim DUNN
and lazy, Doublin, Ohio; A j Willoughby, " ester
vile, Ohio; Jacob Betcher, Lockbourne, Ohio; Jas
Butler. Alton; G Livesrsye, Richmond. ohio; Jos
Lewingdcn. Delaware. o; George, Rusler, Newark,
/ -i-ff -f.. f.5 NEIL HOUSE. -...T.., j
/ EJJenkins, New York; VIM Rich, Baltimore, Nd;
Thos Bolyer. New YOrk;O Cutler and ady, CleYe
land; John A Fast and lady, do; l. j johnson, Bos-
ton; Fred ReibOld and wife, Dayton; ohm Newman.
New Xo k; N Beachly and wife, Indianapois; Mrs
Msoy gay snd Rfs csd
A Arbagost, Pa; WiB McUornick and wife, Vicks
burg; Ira Il stevenson, Woosrer;J a Roe. Bost on;
john Dunn, Chilicothe, O Henry Rogers, 1okoi
hona; James Clark 4 wife, BEookfeld., =; 3 ,
Mcclellan. Chicago Ill; NJ K Dickey Mansfield, o.;
s f. EAtkipson, Cincinnati, u; ID Baker, Delaware,
Ohio; 5 Kirby. Paducah, Keptucky;,Ai Lo ze.
Gin i1pati. Ohio; E HutchinsGni Boston, Mass;
burg, Pennsylvania; Il UDayg New Hayens W
Townsend, do; j w Jones, New York; w helm
sehl and wife, MassI0n. 4.,-..gf -4.rst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
FIoWEns -The season Of floMarsboth i'm

FLOWERS The season Of flowers both in
bloom and bud is upon us, and favored is
each one who has either garden or nook
to bring out the newborn beauty. Plant
seeds even if it be in a cheese box turned
sun-ward on your window sill.o A fond
ness for floral fragrance is one of the least
costly of pleasures to all who know how to
enjoy its sweet Influences. 1t is one of
paEure,s means to an Send, and that end is
human happiness and2health. True words
were never more prettily penned than
thoseRhic chtellaus IF lowers are the sweet
est things that God ever made. and forgot
to pm "a soul into They lend lustre to tue
love-ii ghts lingering around boudori and
beauty; they embellish the chains of home,
making them more attractive and genial;
and they multiply and strengthen the do
nestle ties which bind our hearts to them.
/" Your voiceiess lipsoh flowers. are living preach
Escneup a pulpitfapd zach leaf a book. @
From the loveliest nook.
We would not advocate the cultivation OF
flowers to theneglect Of more. necessary or
iutilitarian crops : but attention to the one
by no means involves the neglect of the
other. Every man, maiden or matron en-
gagged in the culture of the, earth can find
time to embellish their grounds or garden,
and we can only pity the family whose
members have not the taste to adorn and
ibeautify their. premises. .,rs.- ..,,.v
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|. S SPECIAL p e NOTICES. s.
PROOFS OF THE SUPERIoRQUALITY ban.
l. p. Gr.a .lslHslfssn TT / .HH-E.tsaa 3lp
vgrf.ss -t1 OF THE ag do ed b. -ais
AM ERLCAN WATCH,
39s,g -E VI @ allf MADE AT 1s-fslI .asI.' -
-.., WALTHAM, MASS. 20

The American Watch Company, of Waltham,
Mass respectfully su bmit IL at their Watches are
cheaper, more accurate, less complex, durable,
better adapted for general use and more esslg kept
in order and repaired than any other Watches in
the market. They are simpler in structure, and
therefore stronger and less likely to ip ired than
the msjority of foreign Watches, which are com
posed of from 12j to 800 pieces. while in old Eng
lish Watch there are more than 700 parts How they
run under the hardest trial Watches can have. is
shown by the following letter: .,.- ..... ...-
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY. .~
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUrERINrENDENT,( Z
100 ALTOONA, Pa, Is Dec, 1865. ! "
Gentlemen The Watches manu- featured by you
have been in on this railroad for several years
by our ensinemen, to whom we furnish Watches as
hundred Of them carried on our line, and we con-
slider them good and reliable time keepers. Indeed,
great H ays n sayng yonG n5 W.
much longer without repairs than any Watches we
have ever had IN use on tn road "a As You are
ufacture of acknowledge d good reputation; but
class they never kept time as correctly. nor have
they done good service as yours. eii ~ ~
In these statements l am sustained by my prede-J
cessor MIR. Lewis, whose experience extended over
sef1S' VI '''''' EGiWARD H. WILLIAMS, -
r1a p . 10 i General superintendent.
An1sricon Watc6 Co., WaltAGnr. 81 - u ''l i.lf.
We make now Eve different grades of Watches
named respectively as 1olloWs:
Appleton, Tracy Co., .sy Waliham, Mass
Waltham Watch Company, ,l Waltham, Mass
P. s. Bartlett, 'i I Waltham, Mass.
VIM. Ellery,lo ..... 4 T.. Boston, Mass,
Home Watch Company, sr Boston, Mass.
All of these, with the exception of the Home
Watch Company, arc warranted by the America
Watch Comp my to be of the best materisl, On the
most approved principle and to possess every requi
site for reliable timek keeper. Every dealer sellA
ing these w Watches is provided with the Company's
printed card of guarantee which should accom-
pany each Watch sold. 50 that buyers may feel cure
that they purchasing the genuine article. There
are numerous counterfsits and limitations ofi9nl
Watches sold throughout the country, and we
would caution purchasers to be on their guard
against imposition = Am - E1AS =
Any grades of Wsltham Watches may be pur
chased of Watch Dealers throughout the county
.EEE ROBBINS & APPLETON. ID !
1S2 Broadway, New York.
iun7-d&Wlm sac -F+ Nf-sfi 1sfEflB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc.-I have again
opened my old room, on the first floor, No.
% East State street. where Twill be happy
to wait on all my old friends, and as many
new ones as may see proper to call on ME
for all kinds of fruits, berries, vegetables
fish, game, oysters, clans, fireworks, flags
&C., &c. Connected with my store is Wag--
ner's Restaurant, where all the .delicacies
of the season will be served up promptly,
as have one of the best cooks in this city
Call and see me. C. A. WAGNER,
I sje6.utf mao 953 ai &, Sole PROPRIETOR 1
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: 7Ordef.lbv GeoeraI stckIes,

,CHARLEssTos, S. C,J9ne 7.-Gep., ,Siekles
has Issued Al, general, order requiring g all
civil officers in North and South Carolina,
charged with the maintenance of tie pub
lie peace, to report to the Provost Mar
shals of their respective districts. Anoth-
er order APPOINTS the following Board TO
prepare gulations for registration; Brew
ct Colonel Paya1l, 9TH cavalry II. Fl,
Helper, of Raleigh; Jefferson Wisher, OF
Raleigh !; J. W. Cordoso, of Charleston.
and Lemuel Booser, of Lexington, s. c.
They convene at Charleston to-day. 7yl .-I
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RichnIond Ite1ns

NEW YoRk, June 7.-Registration z. com
mences in Richmond on the 18th inst. 5,i
A case Is on trial in the District Court, at
to recover dividends from Rich
mond and Petersburg railroads, declared
during the war, which were turned over TO
the Confederate Government, together with
the stock, which was forfeited as being
property OF an alien enemy. .-IH ~ 20
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.YrFRoM sT. LOUIS.
Violent Hail storm.

ST, LOUIS y upe 7.TAccounts from sew
era1 Interior counties. notice an, unusually
hail storm last Sunday and Monday
nights, which did great damage to fruits
aud the crops, In some places there were
hail stonts as large as hens eggs, Covering
the grounN. completely, and, remaining Is
hours. l-hffo Sa' o. d'1ag-id iAtesq1l
1881 IA sIIiHdie Exploded.
An Omaha idispatehi says: The report OF
the Indian fight lheafs the North Plattel a
day or two since was a hoax. jnod f.
gn b9qqThe senatorial Party nrJ IoH
The 7Senatoriai party returned yesterday.
While the party was at the end of the rail-
road, ten y, ,e6Saebes retprned through fear Of
Generals SAB; 8nd Baker and Colonel
ColhQrn arrived at Y5s4ktop about the Isl
Of June, en- route for the Yellow Stone,',77
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g Cincinnati,,mar :,

EhOURS Quiet and unchanged; not much done, 2
MHEAT-firmer; sales No. ] red winter at 81 IS
and - 40. SI Di.fI 5Eri TsHF 4 4 fnsTf 90. il
CORNEDull and unsettled, but closed with buy-O
erShEluG11c. -l:lt .-4nflsSt N Z sI-iVssuHA
oAIS-Opened dull and heavy. ndclosed iat sOcJ
for No 1, decins OF Sc. :ysv aaBoIHi u Is .
81 40 on spot 6s-9f - ' 80 -1l'o1tssSisSN 80 ~
MhISKY-!Dull at SOC in bond The quotations
bond, never duty paid. -tsl-s ? Ts n rH.r.s9 "a
GOTTON-DulI Cs:a ..-..--.-.-- - g.ily
BULK MEATS-kifm at 7Xc Tor shoulders,ga and
10c for Sides f-fS~f IN 80 80, - =
,oBACON-Firm and fair demand at Q, H. llai aud
for shoulders sides, clear rib and clear sides.
LhRD5Duf City 121ld IGa 'sl67 II : = -;
BUTTER-llull at l5C9l7e.rEdl .syai.-sui -7vs5l
CHEESE-DuIl. .eysbrtIz-. 5rF a41h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

( SPIRIT OF THE Passive notice the
newspapers in all parts of the country
seem to be goinginto ecstacies of late over
the wonderful medical properties OF Goes
Cough Balsam and Goes Dyspepsia Cure
We are glad to know that these reliable
remedies are for sale by every Druggist in
the land. 5s ---- aa je5-daw1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
The PhIladeIphia Accident,

PHILADELPHIA, June Thirteen dead
bodies have been taken from the ruins of
Geary & Wards saw mill, and the searchis
actively progressing. The following dead
have been identified: Harry Menly, Delt-
rich Euderesh, Agustus Sweighers John
Grier, Jacob Heilman, Henry Haddock.-
The following are among the missing, and
are believed to be buried in the ruins
Phillip Seager, Agustus Seyen, w: r: Hal
loway, NJ. Geary and Mr.. R-arder,
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From Boston.

BosToN, June General John G. Foster
will be given a public dinner by leading
citizens next Wednesday. ..... -..'..., ..,.,a
r. Bishop Buckley, the minstrel, died OF
quinsy yesterday. - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

FRED. UHLMANN, Bookseller and Station
er, No. 231 South High street, between Rich
and Friend Columbus, Ohio, has always on
hand Books, Periodicals and Pictorial
Newspapers of the latest dates. Also
Wall Papers and Borders of the most ap-
proved patterns; Pictures, Picture Frames
Window Shades, Stationery, ETC. Call and
see.,7. s5, ..-. may20-eod1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
RYGIENIC WINE, IHE GREAT tMPORTEp IONIC

Used by the best families throughout EuroJ g;
Approved by the Imperial School of Medicine,
rsfT1S; fnd3;rssd bv the nronin A. sr+ 70 me
lean Medical Association, at their Convention,
in Baltimore. May LIST. 1856. Contains no Spirits
any kted, and therefore % A - ~ -
NoT TINTOxICATING IN THE LEAST.
1t is prepared in Paris from pure Sherry. and ad-
fe6rifuVe substances 1lso-I I7srs
LADIES will find it delicious -substitute for tht
various tonics which have an alcoholic body.
MUSCAT PERLE is rare wine of most delishts
full flavor. 1t is the pure jatios spost delfc2oAa
grape 1t surpasses in excellence any table wine in
the country. Used in Europe for sacramentsl pur
These wines are sold BY ali druggists and by Z
JONES 4 SON and HoUSToN& GARDE ER,, CO.
'umbus, Ohio.
Cincinnati, Agents for Ohio.
aues-deodIy-G
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CABLE SPECIALS.
attempt AssaSs.nate n1s tne Czar o. o.

Attempt to- Assassinate the Gear of
/ e - - RusSias- H. Z-H- e-A
New York, June THE Herald's Paris
special says it was the Car of Russia whose
assassination was attempted yesterday -
In the Imperial carriage were the Gar, his
two Sons, and Napoleon Thirdh When the
royal party was being driven through the
Bois de Boulogne, ayoung man, apparently
about twenty years of age, fired pistol at
the Gar, or in the direction which he sat
in the carriage.
( 1t appears the pistol had been overloaded,
for it exploded, woundmg the hand of the
assassin. 1t is alleged tnat person stand
ing in the crowd threw Hp the arm of the
wretch by promptly dealt stroke, just as
he discharged the pistol. He was instantly
cut down, severely wounded, and made a
prisoner blythe escort. The Imperial car
riage passed on without shal5ing. 1t is sup
posed the murderer is a Pole.
The Royal Prizes.
The Herald's special reports that at the
races at, sAscott, Yauban, Jasper and Lee
turer won the three great or royal prizes.
Grand Military Review. si1ab
The Herald's Paris special says: The
grand military review in the Champ de
Mars, yesterday, was the most brilliant
spectacle ever witnessed in France. Over
eighty thousand men were under arms.
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II eieveIand marKeIEJune g.

F.L0U f. Dull and nominal at Sl3 5GSi4 for Xxx
Country brands are sold br ssm5ls s
prices are very iTreg qlar ahu> 81 sys- sfiab NJ
,roa at5.Eery dull: no transactions. and no
C0RN-Dulls heavy and &C. lower;J No. sheled
OATS-7MaTket dull and lc lower held at SO for
ks44kkuIPul s4kIE SGd saIa1 RIG@inAly lover Cd 81 ,asa
PORK-Steady and unchanged at ses 90 for No. I
aB BEEF-Fifm and steady; sales Of extra mess at
,.,;a .IsRD-Upehaangsd la and steady; City rendered
saoKED MEATsiC!Gegtinue in good request,
eanvassed Hams at IeJ8c: plain uncsnvassed do at
BUTTER4held at 1876 for good to Choice
CHE EsETHsid at range of sa1sa.s the latter
! EGGS-Good demand and firm: sales at nc, Ell
EGGS-Scarce and better; held atl7c with good
LAKE FIsHwg9od 77g 90. den demand sthe following
sc 50; No; ;,I IroutS50o;; Lake Hcrring 1923.
t-sa nlUh " INES-Duii and nominat at S226 for
ALCOHOL AND SPIRITS Quiet st tie follow.
sgns spirits q. S.; Neutral Proof Spirits 81 $50
: PETROLEUM-ouiet and in moderate trade d.
mand standard white in, bond held at 9iKSs2c;
do fIse at ~ s4sc in trade lots. - - ~ -
and ms5ef naeid nnia at 40 6Oc with light demand
DRlED APPLES,Dull and heavy Held at
@SHc. packages included. nIai oII-l Z Z n T-a,I
PO0TAT0EST7EiEm, - ,steady and unchsuged at
store. .pio8 1W - o-'2sqe ~ 1 M
PEASS1Held at 81 so Der ,bu for Canada.
ABE q Market hrmi medium 50 So9275; prime
SALT-Firni at 1925 for fine; s., so for coarse and
ground solar Onoudsga AMI Saginaw s-iH %
TALLOW- Moderste demand at 91S@ 1Oc for city
and country rendered.. z = B3G&assA
PLASTER-Good demand and firm; Alabaster
white g 90 per ton ahqat, 800 from store: Pow
els, $1,000; ,Alsbaster" Caleined. $500 per bbl,
-W,HITE LIAE-Fajr demand nd,steady at $l.50
per barrel for city, and Fremont. - e4-.,s 6Ii
WATER LIME-Ghbd supply and market steady
ats 90 per bacrel for 0sweso and Akron. :. = ~ 9l'f
BABLE4s NAL III In fslr req uest; held at 81 Is
for No. p 81 '%5 for No. lG inads.s5d uo-1uf-is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

The SHERMAN; GUARDS BALL--The ball
given by the Sherman Guards on Thursday
night, wasg IS we thought it would be, a
most decided success. The beauty Of the
evening added greatly to the pleasure of
the dancers, and the festivities were kept
up,until daylight did appear on yesterday
morning. The ball room was densely pack
ed, and we would advise the Guards, the
next time they give ball, to engage "all
out doors.'' Their friends would fill the
largest hall in Columbus. Success to them
and to hs.gaffanS officers. 1877 WSFI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

ONO STATE MsD1cAL SOCIETY. The
twenty annual meeting of the Ohio
State Medical Society will be held on Tues
day,st s11th of June, 1857 at Yellow
Springs. rrlaas1 = X
A large number, of important commit
tees are expected to report, and it is be-
lieved that the meeting for this year will
be one of funusuafinterest, ,aa i~9V feaf{
The place selected for the meeting this
year is convenient of access, being on the
line of the Xenia &, Springfield railroad,
and is one OF. the most delightful localities
in the State. 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

GRAND Picnic, AMI. BALL.-The .Colum-
bus Turner's Society will give Picnic at
Stewards Grove on Monday, the 10th inst,
and Ball at Hesseneauer's Hall in the
evening" EAll citizens are cordially invited
to attend. igd .9si797stre 1r.5zeqsb jan72t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

! CALL FOR U. S. $40 BoNDs.-We will
give in exchange for Seven-thirty Treasury
notes Flve-twenty bonds without charge
for conversion. RICHLY & BRO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

IAN ODD MIsTAKE.-A young lady step.
ped into a street car and deposited her
Handkerchief on vacant seat, as much as
to say sstaken," while she spoke to the cons
dt,ctor, giving directions as to where she
wished to be put down. Meantimea nice
In dressed young man, Jumped in and sat
down on the handkerchief without notice.
ing it. The young lady turned, and. with
chagrin, discovered that her seat was occu-
pied /; 50 she sat down on the opposite side.
the ladies makiug room; for her. Still she
did not wish to lose her handkerchief, SO
shelooked intently towards the place where
she had LETT it, hesitating whether she
should ask. for it or not. Discovering the
direction of her eyes, all the others in the
car We're bent In the same direction. Find
ing himself the object of so much attrac-
tien he himself looked, and discovered, to
his horror, something white on which he
sat. with the end peepiug out. He mis-
took its character To cover il with his
hand and tuck it away nicely was the work
Of afew moments. NO one in the car bat
the young lady knew that that something
white was handkerchief and as she hest
tatedl to ask him for it, she got out and
left it. 6.H,7 55l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

HEREBY pledge myself not to charge de-
linquent taxpayers any penalty if nomin-
ated and elected Treasurer. p II . =
,sgsrsa dgIzz as11 A.C. oHEADLRY.
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Piano Tuning.

q Piano Tuning.
Orders left at ]. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
36 North High street, will be attended to
by E. CoRNEL1soN.
F oot07-tf 'a." III. -#"f f---.-fat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

For Good and Cheap Summer Goods go
to & TAFT & Sons,
j5eod1w 1850 46 North High street. 8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

LooKsAT THE RUINS Aye, look at the
ruins of what were once magnificent sets
Look at them, and ask yourself if it is not
marvellous that such destruction is permit
ted, when, by simply using SozoDoNT, any
teeth, ho,oever fragile, may be preserved from
decay or blemish as long as life lasts9 a,i
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A NEW lot OF Lawns and organdies at
TAFT. & Sons,
i5eodlw H 46 North. High street.
j5eod1w


-HEADAcHE.-The symptoms fof this very,
general complaint are already too well
known to require any descriptions! Ac-
cording to the science of medical men,
headache arises either from a sympathy.
with the stomach and chylopoetic viseerag
or from weakness or exhaustion of the
pow er of the encephalon. The one may be
called sympathetic and the other. nervous
headache. All that is necessary in the
treatment is to restore healthy action to
the stomach. 1t would be we'll first to take
an emetic, follow this by the daily use of
IRoBACK's BITTERs, and keep the bowels
regular; do not allow them to become con-
stipated. Take small doses of RobaeEs
BLOOD PILLS frequently. ju5d&w1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

FrsTrvAIs IN JUNRa-o ourg calenda con-
tains several remarkable days in June. The
lst is dedicated to st. Nicomede, who was
a pupil of st. Peter.X The, 5th to st. Boni-
face who was Saxon Presbyter, born in.
DeyothSshirses. e.. .. The 1lth ST. Barnabus; the
I5thrto ST. Vitds; the nth to, st: Alban.
The oath is Midsqmner's Day. 1t is also
called St. John's Day,qbeiHg iheld in COM
mennoration Of the nativity of 5Johnsthe
Baptist. The 2sth is st. Peter and is kept
with great pomp at Rome, being ahigh
festival of the Rom an Catholic Church.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

,JuB1LANr JUNE.-Month munificent in
floral fragance-the summer coronal in the
years crown--royal in redolenta roses-is
fiinging from OUT its blue sky banners, un-
furling1 from forest and tern, and tossing
temptingiS jup from every fertile field a
perfume rich and rare which fingers in
each leaflet and Ioiters about every lily
Welisten to the love lay of the lark In the
dew w-drop dawning- see spangies of silver
sw3eetly shimmering over every heath and
heather from out snow-bosomed flowers ;
and at even-tide see the scarlet sunset
come staining up the sky until it flashes
IKE Moslem minaret, while we know Oh
rubic real and mid regal reverie, that .es
s.s, ~ -: \: June in Joy is now pnbipding
MAY, the mermaid month of our merry
childhood, has of late years become myste-
~ If not my yth-while the glory and grand
eur which erstwhilec inltime's ealandai
around the brilliant brow of October has
Tor several seasons been fretted with toul
fo9s, and festooned with fever frosts. This
our Madonna month, always steps in splen-
dor over her earth empire; and moves IL
msjesty aqueen regnant Ger both meadow
and mountain. with no foot fall OF firt nc
chill of coquette, ever haunting its holy,
haleyon hours or dismally draping its de-
1ieious days until it seems as ii both Par
adise and Peris were once more fiinging
bliss buds, beauty, bourgeon and blossom
around US. Is this rather 'steepP does Il
border on the highfalutin |? reader of ours
Nmay be, but II; is our way-and in thf
Byzantine era a'0f summer when sleat ,ane
love, anemones and arbutus, daffodfls and
sandelions are weaving their wild wreath
IN tender tribnte to jocund june, we may
be pardoned for exhausting expletives in
word praise to its grand glories-whil,
out amid the wild and wierd s5sa5sid e Fl
Brooks are babbling. woodlands ring, H
Nature loves her praise to sing"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

uDAN NRIeE's GREAT SHew.-Nothiug
need be- added to what We have already
said to insure Dan Rice and his great show
that reception both deserve-indeed' judg-
iagfron present indications, we would con-
fer favor both on our readers and Dan, by
urging the public to keep away, and thus
in some measure divert the torrent OF hu-
manity which it is more than probable will
overwhelm him and crush itself. However,
alittle squeezing, and the Inconvenience of
close quarters are nothing in comparison
with the enjoyment of hearing the popular
hunorist,r and seeing the fine fentertain-
hientq hefhas prepared with SO much care
and at so enormous an outlay ..LE I.kE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
Governor of Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-General Sheri-
dan has issued an order appointing Benz.
F. Flanders Governor OF Louilana1 vice
! Thomas J, Durants, declined.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

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