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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

DYsr4PsIA OR INDIGEsTIoN.-This COM
plaints of all others, is of the most common
occurrence, and pervades every rank of
society. The usual symptoms are, lwantDof
appetite, sudden and transient distentions
of the stomach, frequent eructatiens. heart
burn, stomach pains, and frequently cos
tivenessb and adiarrh9a. The causes are
numerous, the most common being luXuri-
Gus diet and want of sufficient exercise,
excessive mental anxiety, want ofpure air,
etc. To effect a certain cure, it is neces-
sary to adopt regular habits, use modera-
tion in eating and drinking, and restore
the tone of the stomach with RoBAck's BrT-
TIERS. If the bowels are constipated, use
Ro6dck's BLOOD PILLS in moderate doses,
sufficient to produce slight evaeuations
every day. 47 @ e.T myS-d6w1w
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Canadian Affairs.

oOrrowA, May 9.--It is understood that
the Queens proclamation creating the do
mifion, of Canada and appointing members
of the Senate will shortly be issued. The
act will take effect the first week in July,
when Lord Monck will be sworn in as First
Viceroy or Governor General. Then will
follow the appointment OF Privy Counsel
lors, and four Lieutenants and General
Governors. The organization OF confeder-
ate and local elections will probably not
take place before August or September.
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Havaua Advicas

/ New YORK, MAY 9.-The steamer Eagle
brings Havana advices to the 4th. The
case of the bark Oceanhome is still unset.
tled.2 The Spanish authorities continued
to detain her attbe expense OF $50 per dienla
They also claim the fare of $17.500.l Our
against this and endeavored to have the
matter settled, but the Captain General
continues i'll during business hours, but is
seen out daily riding. 5la.s3io a}i1 isJH 7to
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FOREIGN NEWS. Z,

First Session of the Peace Congfess5
New York, May 9.-.The Herald's special,
dated London 9Th, says: The first session of
the Peace Congress, after its organization
in this city yesterday, was not merely
formal meeting of the, representatives of
the Great Powers, but one at which the
Luxembourg question was discussed with
desire to bring the difficulty between France
and Prussia TO aSspeedy close.N
Names of the Rlenipotentiaries.
The names Of the Observation-Disclosures are ::
England, Lord Stanley, President; France,
Prince Delatour< Prussia,
Count Beirnstfaff p Austria,' Count APP
poinije Russia, Baron Brunnow; Italy,
MARQUIS Dazzilo; Luxembourg, Baron De
Tornace; Belgium, M. Van de Meyer !;
Netherlands. Baron BentineH.
Francs willing to accept NeutraIiza-
/ The proceedings are to be Kept secret
till the close of the Congress. This much,
however, is known, that Francois willing
to accept the standardization, of Luxembourg
and the dismantling and razing of the fort
ress, so that it may not remainas menace.
.sPyuSsia Wants q HGnaranteedoHi
| Prussia is not disposed to consent to this
unless all the great powers now represent
settlement. The giving of this guarantee
the future designs Jof either France Uor
Prussia, seeking ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in this
ldirectionA -. -
England rhesitates to give such a guaran-
tee, and favors the idea of the people of
Luxemb6fg dor annexation to Belgium.sa Z
i The session was adjourned to Thursday,
to enable misrepresentation to, have tele-
graphic communication with their respec-
tive Governments. s' - &
/ Great War RreparRtiOns.~ "A
/ Meantifne,f pending the issue Of the de-
liberation of the peace Congress, great war
preparations are going on on both sides,
Notwithstanding official denialso TO the con-
trafy, France is buying arms, both in Eng
land and Spain, and Prussian troops Of the
regular army are being heldin readiness
to support the garrison in Luxembourg.
Count Bismarck ON ghe Situation. :
The Herald's special, dated Berlin, yes
terday, the 8th, says: Count. Bismarck, in
conversation on the aspect of affairs, on
Tuesday, declared that the situation is now
more serious than ever before.
Russia Looking. Out for Aggrandize-
/ .afsttfg 81 -EurissS ment: BIS szsqeaAiafpti J
Russia is locking out for her chances OF
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in the east and Poland, by
the opportunityiof a general war. Muskets
are being converted into breach-loaders for
all the Russiani army aNA SSA19 .f'1.!ts
The general opinion on the continent is
that the maintenance of peace depends on
the action of the London Conference ist
Pears of a General iDifficulty. 'aG9
Fears are,en tertained that, the failureLo Loi
the representatives there assembled may
bring on a general eruption. in which each
country, caring littleo for the nLuxemburg
question or the future position of the Grand
| Duchy, will qendeayor to- forward theiI
own particular designs by force of arms.
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JAKE GLoss q CO.'S 'SxLooN.-At this
faYorite saloon, under the charge of the in
imitable Jake Gloss. fine lunch can be had
nightly. Those fond Of buttermilk can
here find it for sale by the glass. The best
of wines, liquors and cigars always on
hand. Call in there tonight and see for
yourselves.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

New ERA IN NWAsHING.-Queen Washing
Fluid saves Clothes, Labor, Time and Soap.
Once used, is INDIsPENsABLE. Try it Tru
IL! For sale by Thrall & Roby, r. Jones
&, Son, Huston & Gardner, and Henry
Theado, 176 South Fourth street. Manu-
factured by the Queen Toilet Fluid Com;
panys 172 Race street, Cincinnati. my35tfI
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RocKET Book SToLRN.-Last night, as
Mr.. Habersham was playing a game of
billiards in the Neil2H House, Saloons he took
off his coat, and while engaged in the game,
some thief stole from hispecket pocket
book containing Ssomeo$90 and valuable
papers. Mr.. H. informs the thief that he
can keep half the money, if he will return
the papers, The principledpaper issof no
value to5any one eisayelthe owners but is in
valuable to him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

} DROPPED iDEAD AT THE DEPoT.-A Ger
man emigrant. named Charles Dockmann.
aged 32years, who had just arrived from
Germany, felldead at the Depot last night
Gaver was called and a Jury isummoned,
who, in view of the corpse, found q verdict
of 4Deatha from the visitation Of God.''
Mr.. .Campen, Emigrant Agent used every
exertion to have the Unfortunate. stranger
properly and decently entombed., ,t3 Ign zzF
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mas.achusett. LerisIature.

BTsToN, May g. Resolutions were
adopted in the Legislature day, strong
lV7indorsing the Northern Pacific railroad
enterprise. urging Congress to grant such
additional aid as will secure its immediate
construction, and requesting the Senators
and Representatives OF Massachusetts, to
vote for such aid, ts.ii 4-7ffsft3 li.n0sts ata'
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secretary ehandIer-Bankruptcy:

/ WASHINGTON, May ,9.-Assistant Secre-
tary Chandler has, after several weeks abb
sence for the benefit of his health, returned
to Washington and resumed his duties.
The United States Supreme Court orders
bankruptcy or any of them, to be estab-
lished by Court, shall be published until
nrdar Of COurt ~ iiF -
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DIscHARGED.-Maria Ivy, alias "Poca-
hontas," charged with receiving stolen
goods, had hearing before the Mayor yes
terday, and was discharged for want of
evidence that she knew they were stolen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

SHFFFIFLp patent Electro Silver Plated
Ware, Ivory, Table aud Dessert Cutlery,
to be sold at No. Gwynne Block, East
Town street. at private sale, for three days
only, May 8, 10 and IL. ~ ils7t 5,e
,9sd2t q - e. a. - w, R. KENT. 8
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0FreshetiiugPenusvlyanin.

sEAsToN, Pa May 9.-The Delaware riv-
er has risen "A feet and is now at a stand.
The Lehigh river is tallingg No damage,
except the loss of a few irafts, has yet been
reported The Delaware division of the
canal is under water, and the damage cam
not VET be estimated, Uci1auI ad1 dIG1t alu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

Mr.. Ed. LAUF is now in daily receipt, of
the most fashionable styles of Hats and
Caps to be found in the city. The most
fastidious can be pleased both as to quality
andsgprice. Call at No. 229 South High
street, sign of the Golden Hat. =.
may4-dlmz ~rer1 ED. LAUF.
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CONTINUED. .-The case of Linder and
wife, charged with assault with intent to
kill Thomas Tolls, was continued by Squire
Gulick, on yesterday, until Tuesday next,
at O'Clock. h
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/ FEOUR-We still quote City-made Xxx spring,
from Ao..l wheat, els so: do do fr, No. Whaat.3
S15 90; Xxx red winter S17 08 white winter SO co.
@2l 90. Rye flour in demand af So 50. y HeoFs Y IN
WHEAT Sa'es 2 cars No Canada white at 50 So
No. Milwaukee spring held 1t s3 10 from store. !.
C9RN-Sales 5000 bu new shelled from store. in
OATS@Inegular. Sales 5000 bu Mol At 7ucfrom
RYESoGiet No. / Western held 1t 81 vs. from
store. -sEH8 : tetssa t9Faei
PORK-No. 1 city-pscked mess at s2s 90. No.
do do S22 90: clear S25 co. -ss5 -ili fzis2O
BARD-Quiet and unchanged:i sales $500 lbs city
rendered at l4c in irkins and 1870 in tIerces eoun
try rendered 1909 xc.nsra as1ffa-~. sgeH S3faI6
.SMUKEDs MEATS--Steady, and demand g0od.a
sales 500 lbs sugar-cured bans. uneauyasseds at.
l5c $500 lbs do capvassed &C 16c; neanvass
ed plain hams ar lac: 1000 lbs eanEassea do st 15c
shoulders llc dried beef 22c; breakfast
bacon i5c: clear rib bacon 13c.
NESS BEEr-No.l l city-packed $ls 90; extra
BUTTER-Dull at ls92ae for good to choice new
CHERSE-Demasd moderate and market steady
at S916c for inferior to choice new dairy and fac
tory no OLD in market; sisyei e fzsal sa'ii 7
EGGS-Steady at 16c. a. tsis sis. s.ss ! - a-f8tI
HIGHWINkS-Dull and STEADY, at 81 25.sSs
ALCOHOLAND SPlRlTS-Ratherq quiet and un-
changed, Alcohol. 90 per cent? q 1904 As: Coz
lugne Spirits. So per cent, - 55: Neutral Proof
Sprlts . 4Sea}x 4S. els eFItSF J1eaF Ia 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet and steady at 20
@2Ic for bonded on spot: 40942cf for free ,fss5a
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gzr 1LArEsT-5P N.

| FLoUR-Firm and shade higher for medium
grades. erfr 81
/ WHEAT-Firm for spring firm and adYanciDg
for winter; No. 2 spring q 7042 Is: No. La 9583
O5; winter red IS 3093 3D.
/ RYEEXery firm at 81 679l SO for Western.
,E0RN1buif 1 It 81 IS store. and 81 IS aaastfOF
old shipping Western mixed snd 81 9Us1 IS for.
new at railroad depot and delivered.
I aOATS4Quiet aud firm at s69SzeScg for Western.s
-PORK-Frmeri rev mess esS 15923 tx cash
with sellers at S23 %. s't =, - - ,9
BEER-Firm with moderate demand. - - -
I CUT MEATS-Active at full pficesa ialsiN 8ltst
,BAGONll2x 912acI for short clear; lo<c fer
.LARD-Stesdy at ls014ssc for fair to prime. anR
13xc Tor kettle renderei. ~ s - :,
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..c0TToN-Firh. Sales at Tefor psiddIiHS npa
L0UR-Market 10 zoo Better Oh ssitssSs
all other kinds no decided change. Sales a. $ll as
@l2 30 for superfne State Western; el2 45on1l so
extra Western; sI4 4sgls s. choice DO; sls roo
and si4 759l6 90 for trade brands market closing
steady - california acaye at SIS S5917 SO. Rye
WHfSKY-Qu and unchanged stsals is@
WHEAT-Quiet an price tenoing upwards: Gales
at % 1904 SO for No.3 Milwaukee, - 70 for No. 2
Goicse0 Prpg g 9 for white AsAigaH Es
RYtM Z bsstsr sales at u sz5l % for NJ WsssstRss
81 70 for Canada free. ---t - 80 -
BARLEY-DalI sfszw SzEART
MAllFel)ulIsr 80 - ssiszR sssscx sssiT 8 eN
.GORN--2 80 lower, Sales at 81 2o91 27fof miEE
81 2e@l 2e!kl for white Western. and 81 IS tor
w Western mixed delivered.
OATS 10 sbetterf sals5 at eo8B9c fot y s1tsrD.
RI0E.bull at i0SSGc fst Carolina ssgzs sqiasdsiS
/ sS0GARED1lII at loxalIc for Cubs: ana lis 4st
sPEfRo LEU ND III s4ofsrdds zs4S
for refined in bond, Fzs Ett@stS
P0RR-HesTS It easses 1s for nsSsa
At S23 90 cash for old ness SO 00919 IS Tor do
prime, and elosiDg At So 90 FOR pTine.Isl "a - .S
{ NESS BEEE-Firm at about previous prices.
| BEEF HAAfS-Quiet at S4o9H 50.
gAGQNS{9Hiet and firm st lla<e fps aA9Et Eih7s
( CUT MEATS-Steady. At sX 9loc for ahouldepa
andl2k9l41kc for hams. " 4 80. ss-f - = a a
LARDTFirm with fair demand. Sales ct i1,s<S
BGTTERS0uist ss1l@l4o for Ohio.
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. FROM CLEVELAND
III RaiIro.d. Conventio1nr

/ ,CLEvELANl, May 9.-Ats the Railroad
Convention held here yesterday. all the
principal roads and steamboat lines in the
country were represented. Samuel Sloau
was Chairman. The object was the settle
ment. of existing, difficulties regarding
freight. The meeting was held with closed
DOORS Nothing was arrived at. and the
Convention adjourned to meet at Chicago
Tomorrow. ~ H9iaiA ala5ssW 10 aBihiT9u
Be Baltimore and Ohio Freights. sd-
"A resolution to take no freight except
prepaid, for the Baltimore 6 Ohio road
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ProM,ecton M of FisheIr,ies.

QUEBEC May 9.-The armed Govern.
ment schooner Canadienne is being fitted
out for a cruise in the Gulf of ST. Lawrence
for the protection of fisheries. b e Io ss11.4
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/ HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE AT AUcTIoN.-
Turney & Simon will sell on Friday, May
10th. commencing at 10se'cloek A NJ, at
No. 272 East Rich street, fine lot of house
hold furniture, almost new and in good
condition. Terms cash. wwa -
A~ So V.R. GLKzIER, @
-9-d2t n es fysFFy FoTsgsrs Salesman. z
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RoBBED.-A woman went into Fred.
Bells cloak house, yesterday, and stole six
cloaks worth SO.
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST?

/ OVERsTWENTY YEARS, increasing demand
has establish ed the fact that MATHEws' VENETIAN
AIR DYE is the best in the world. ltis the cheap
est, the most reliable. and most convenient. Com
preparation of the hair. No trouble. No crock or
stain. Produces beautiful blackor brown, as pre-
ferred. A child can apply it. Always gives salts
faction. Only IS cents bottle Sold everywhere.
/ ai s.sf A. /! MATHEWS. Manufactured. N. Y. m
/ DEMAS BARNES 8 CO., New York. Wholesale
Agents. 81 srsss staa zsms. tssa-r
Also, MATHEWS ARNIcA BAIR GLOSS for
storing and dressing the Hair.
june19- deodly alsq 's-t''' y
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor. e4r..r5. - FTFE4rg
1t is the best and cheapest in the world Price
75 cents. * -2oa - Ea
( 1t gives q beautiful, lustrous, natural color.
1t is complete in one bottle . 5J st - s-
1t does the work the first time. gee "a
, It does not crock. smut or stain.
1t does not rub off or fade. Ser, er- s5ss 4 81
1t always gives satisfaction. child can spplyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process tknow only to Mr.. Mathews), which renders
it infinitely superior to any dye in market ID @
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
thatRUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is so easily recognized when inferior article
has been used.T q - ~ 80
Invest IS cents. and you will be convinced
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. l. MATHEWS Manufacturer
II DEMAS BARNES &C.,, New York. w holesale
Agents. &. maylO-deod1y
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JULES .JAREDS.
EMAIL DE PARIS..Y
The New Beautifier of the Skin.

y TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED 4s
h. Il srt .5fsz7g rIisi LADIES': lst m. fra aijfu
This secret of beautifying the skin being known
only to Messrs. Jared Rene. they honorably state
that itdifers from all other preparations It gives
to the most harsh and eckled skin both the texture
and color Of polished ivory, removing all discolora-
tions, whether appearing freckes. tan. morpheWO
moth, or blackworm specks, and is especially sue
cessful in smoothing the marksleft by the SMALL
The agents of 'L'Ema Paris" most confdent-
y submit to the public the earnest Endorsements Of
such distinguished ladies as
SlGN0RA RISTORIa Mile cFELICITA VEST
WALL. Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL, Mrs. D. y i
2. BOWERS, LUCILLE WESTERN Foa6
,rMdm'e PONlSi, Mrs. EMMA, Wall ?, n
~ LER. LUCY RUS HT0N. N0EMIE = = = '
s3sarteia DE iMARGUERITTES.s Miss 4 assSio8
AGNES, PERRY. .5TEqasz pss iHa
and many others. bose high standing in the pro-
fession gives the stamp Of truthfulness to their
ltelligent and genuine approval.
The Beautiful LUCILLE w EsTERN says:s a1fys-EkssS
trnd tnat tne Emai produees all tne SoIlIllah-
liar advantage of total armessness. 1t really adds
to the softness and beauty OF the skin.
4 have suffered SO much from the various white
lotions, &c which my theatrical profession oblges
m gs%as sbs
whiteness to the skin and leaves the skin cool and
mooth. 3 = ~ 4esse G ~ R-u a5S - q
Miss M AGGIE MITCHELTs says = s sLs E@s
4 have tried the skin beautifer, "L'Email de Par
lis" and found that it instantly imparts a natural
bloom and freshness to the comp. exiOn. T8ff9s
/ "Jared's Email de Paris is used as a 6elicate
beauti6er of the skin for Theater. Saloon or Bah
Room. by the most refined and scrupulous ladies;
producing all the boautifying effects of rouge and
lilly white, without their vulgar glare or injury to
the skin.
i So fby all frst-ciass Druggists, Perfuners and,
Ladies' Hair -Dressers. .--
n T. !. Isabeap. s22 Broadway; Demas Barnes Co.
and f. @! Wells d Co., New York, and Eugene Jou-
in Ill South T enth street, and Johnston, Holloway
& Cowden,. .Philadelphia, Agents y gp'ss-a -
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Free to everybody.

A Large PIP. Circular, giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
Itteaches how the homely may become ,beautifu
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
turn mail.
AddressP. D. Drawer 81, n
r2s-dawsmJ . TB9HoM 2DE ETroy.N.Y ~
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Piano Tuning

Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
36 North High street, will be attended to.
by satia -. y 10 . ~ E. CoRNEL1soN. 9
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I UIncInnaIl MAfKeb-UlAy b
! FLOURjAND. WHEAT % Unchansed And QUIET;
sales of white Wheat at So 65. s.H.q
! g0RN-Iull; sales at Fl Os9I os. sacked.
| OATS-Firm at 73c = - 4. = :. 7 ~ =, .sg
RYE-Steady at 81 20. 80 .s -. r11
/ Barley % nchanged and quiet.
WHISKY-Firm at 26 1kc.s sEs,..fsst -, n
PORK-Mess unchanged and dull. it is held at
$22 so. -, -. 't,7,i - - -
BULK MEATS Quiet and unchanged. holders
ask previous prices; shoulders and sid ee 81 10c.
Sxc, sides 105<c. - - -
LARD-Buoyant; sales at l2kc. but holders ask
! BUTTER AND CHEESE-Un Unchanged ana quiet.
GROCERlES-Steadya and quiet, with moderate
depapd.sS = fssss sssaz ..,ara ss..5s a
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An Ex-PrOVOSt Marshal Sues for False
ri - nh

Captain d, c.. Coleman, who was Provost
Marshal of the First District in this city
during the time of the draft, and who was,
tried by, court martial on charges of em-
bezzlement, found guilty and sentenced to
the Penitentiary, has brought suit in the,
Sss fSaPI asa1esG GSaTa BsEe 6ooggs
Alexander, Colonel Davis, Major Cation.
Judge Advocate, Secretary Stanton, and
Assistant Secretary Dana, for false impris-
onment,, claiming damages of one hundred
thousand dollars. = - =: :.
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.NeNv YorIk stock nf5nrikef-nf

STOCKS-0hio Certificates 22x4 %; Canton
43g43 ~: Cumberland coal 30 93l. Qaicksilee r2$te0
Union Teeeraph 42k@43; New York Cankral gT =
9l02: Erie 62x962x; Hudson liver ~ 9sTs( Read
Illinois Central H3Z911l; Pittsburzh 52K072Xs
Rock Island e9K 9S9A western s. 8s5P Pacibo
The northwest transfer hooks close the 2lst Stesm
ship shaes actiye and excited Atlantic higher, Pa
cifc weak. Coal shares quiet. generally higher.
Miscellaneous Iist firm. B1pder State bonds higherS
but moi active. Missouri g5: new Tennessee Sax:
old Tennessee ex- coupons 6&1<sH sso3gs0 ff4eai.f
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HE METROPOLITAN foLICE Law eS-
terday morning the argument on the ap-
plication for an, ipjunction to restrain
Harvey Bancroft Nelson Rush, John j
aaRney, John Field and JamesG. Bull, from
exercising powers as a Board of Metro
politan Police COMMISSIONER until the i'm
formation in the nature of quo yodrrdnto
could be heard and determined in the Court
ofIast resort, was iced before Judge
J. L. Green. The city was represented by
Hon.. Al i G. Thurman and E. f. Bingham,
and the MetropoIiticians by Judge J. Viii,
son Baldwin, w. HI. Westg Attorney GEN
eral,s Sam Galloway and Nelson aRush.-
There was great Interest manifested by
citizens in the argument of counsel, and i'll
was deemed best to have the hearingin the
Probate Court room, in order to accommo
date the large number of persons in at
tendance. = . 9
Mr. Bingham opened the case by reading
the petition and stating the points on which
the petitioners rely for afavorable result
to their pray He made some very strong
points in this behalf, amongst which were
the facts'of the great increase in taxation
rendered necessary, if This swindle upon
! our people be perniitted;- the fact that
although the law. whose provisions are ex-.
tended over cities Of the second class. pro pro-
yided May,1st as the time when the Com
missioners shall commence operations un-
| der it.: these men were Commissioned on
the eth Of April. and long before the 1st of
| Of Nav nrenared to exercise the functions
Of Police Colnmissionerss:- that the amount.
REQUIRED to be raised for the payment Of
the Metropolitan Police must be certified TO
the ..City Anditor,a and that. cities of the
! second class have no such officer. Mr.. BIS
argument. though brief, was very eonvine-,
I ing and effective. = > y :
j He was followed by Judge Baldwin,s who
/ quoted authorities enough to sink a ship,
that r. I,aS, p 4, r;s5,tct;on Of the easss and
nnsst rref,,se "a & . anni;oa,;on ~ ~ ua
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

FOR NON-RETENTTON OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine irritation, Inflammation. liberation Of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate
dust deposits, and all diseases Of the bladder kid.
neys and dropsical swelings, soop s0i
USE HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Apprehension of Excise Difficulties.
prominence 70 the following statement: !:
We have received directly from the police
authorities of the city informationO of recent
organizations which are now In progress.
toratf1e purpose ofresisting by violence and
bloodshed, if necessary. the execution and
enforcemento of the Excise and other laws,
which are obnoxiousst stosa large class ofsour