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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16
Guardians Sale-of Real
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the Probate Court ofSFranklin county, Ohio,
made on the 5th day of March, A. D. 1867, in the
case of George Achey, guardian of Rebecca Shrum
and others, against his wards, the undersigned will,
on ---~-s-s-----
Saturday, the SOfI, day of March,
A. ID. 1867, 30 8 Ys.tegH
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the premises, offer at public
sale the following described real estate, situate in
jefferson township, Frahklin county, Ohio, tO-wit.
EsBsing the west part of Lot No. IS. in the third
quarter OF the first township of the 18th range, o..
s. Military lands, and containing fifty $50 acres,
more or less, agreeaby to the survey of J1hh Gra
county, Ohio. snd heing the same promises convey
ed to Joseph Shrum yI)avid Taylor, and wife, by
deed dated March 6, ls53.' N -.
Appraised at 50. coo. zt-oiios ad Dns '3'y'
-F-ALSO- '@@ a'i
Lot No of the partition of lands belonging to the
estate of Jonas SOuder, deceased, as the same ap
pears the plat of said partition recorded in the
Recorders Office of Franklin county, Ohio, in plat
book Mol, page $50, containing eightand eighty
three one -hund edths e $4,000 acres more less.
and being part of section No.'2, township No. i,
range 16, .. s. Military lands.
Appraised at $2s2.
Terms of Sale ne-ffthc cash in hand on the day
of sale, oneeffth in three years, one fifth in six
years. e-ffth in eight years and one tiftl in ten
years from the day of SALE the deferred payments to
be secured by mortgage on the premises sold, and
bear interest at six per cent per annum, payable
annually. - .rz-.-.... "a ll
GuardianSof Rebecca, Samuel. Mary e., ohm.
Eliza and Sarah Shrum. ..,...,.-...s, --.,l4
H.B ALBaRY. Atty for Guardian.
March 9th, 1867. rfv.-a..z-ytI 1td&3ww, 4
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FOR, SALE.

A Good Steam Saw Mill,
STN GOOD RUNNING ORDER,l SITU.
i ate at Orange Station, Delaware county, Ohio
"A miles north Of Columbus! Also, one e.ra f,-
aTwooaS6oty Brick House,
On Seventh street. between South street AID South
sRubliclane, in the city Of Columbus. Also, . III
ss,ft isai House and, ,Lots .J34fs
Cn Seventh srest. in front of the Irish Catholic
For particulars inquire At the once Of this paper
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16
ORCHARD GRASS.

is Although comparatively little grown in
: Northern Ohio, the orchard grass is one Of
the most valuable grasses suited to all
Soils Prof j. p. Kirkland has done much
3 to induce extended seeding with this Iari.
ETY. by both precept and example, but such
is the force of habit it.seems almost i'm
possible to get farmers toadopt It. One of the
best cattle breedersin Kentucky, after many
years experience writes that 'she now relies
mainly on orchard grass and red clover,
that mixed they make the best hay of all
3 the grasses.,n'z It willendurese severe drought
and grows admirably under shade of trees,
making it one of the very best for sowing
1ifforchards. 1t starts earlier in spring than
any other grass, and supplies pasture some
: days sooner; and after being grszed or
mown any time during the summer, four
or, five days will again produce good pas
ture- For hay it should be grown with
clover. as they flower together, and when
in flower it should be cut.s It's roots ex-
Z tend iverybdeep, and it is less exha,isting
tolsoils than timothy. sItshould never be
used for lawns, or where a smooth, level
r6 IS Wantp6-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16
sgo.wooD' MEADOW GRASS

This grass is not generally cultivated, but
for moist, rather wet soils, it has claims
that shoald'ibtroduce it upon many farms.
it's very nutritive, and cattle are very
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16

Who have injured themselves by certain practice
indulged in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions. at school, the effects of
which nightly felt even when asleep and not
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body. should apply,immediaN -
What pity that young man, the, hope of his
country the pride of his narents should be snatched
from al prospects and enjpyments of ifeby thecon-
sequence of deviafing from the path of nature and
indulging in q certain secret habit. Such persons
must. hefOra coIltemplatinp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16
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Er,e cetaliauu0O go' 5SnimoU 9hl 9. 7".Y
WARM AIR FURNACE,
/ FOR WARMING

Dwellings, Stores, Churches, School buildings,
ia Halls, Court Fouses,, Public Buildings e9a
fei frs@A Of all kinds sc. .7o-.sss Z.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16
nss nssIssGlOsing and Arrival of Mails aal
AT THE - -
Columbus 8 PosT OFFICE

81, fsss yt,f fg,4f,sf.l .GQARRTTBs. CLOSES,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16
aMARREAGE.

4. .marriage, being a@6re Of PHYSICAL w Weakness
ga1ic Debility, DefQrnities. speedily cured 9flIj
aD He who pisces himself under the care of DIR. /
and confidently rely upon his skill as q physician.
, 1867-10-11

and at a reasonable hour, as we hear, be-
fore nine O'clock in the evening; when one
of the policemen, without much ado, and,
perhaps, with a deal of efrontery, struck
one Of these young men violently. This,
as we have heard, is not the first instance
but a repetition of The same grave offence
inflicted on other parties.
These things, happening in a civilised
country should be somewhat looked into
because many parties have complained Of
the rude and arbitrary manner of som of
the policemen here. While then, we have,
conscientiously, to state that policemen
have their duties to perform and these
duties, no t%ri1ing ones; yet a certain discre-
ton should be observed.
But this affair is not so bad, after all,
when it has come to our knowledge, that
the night-watches have gone into private
places-well, under a peaceable gallery
and disturbed parties there to what extent
we will omit speaking Of. One of these
night-watchcs = or, perhaps, the former
ones-has had the %impudence, one night,
to peep into a gentleman's face.
, 1867-10-11
SnMttnnitafin
To the Editor Of the est. Croix Avis"


Sir,
While fully endorsing your remarks
in your last issue about the communica-
ton between this Island and st. Thomas,
we would suggest to the Colonial-Coun-
Gil to strike out from the next Budget
the subsidy of 5000, which this Island
pays annually for the use of a schooner.
We really do not see the use of this pay
ment. Observation-Disclosures between
the Islands could be had, if not cheaper,
at least as cheap by employing all the
Island-packets without distinction, and
the ST. Thomas Treasury would, Of course,
This subsidy enables the owner of the
subsidized schooner to treat the public
rs he likes, and it acts as an impeachment
to our ever getting q Steam-packet be-
tween the Islands. Ifany one will makea
trip in the Vigilant, aud see and put the
utter absence, not alone of all comfort
onboard this packet, but even of necessa-
rics, and of cleanliness, he must be puZ-
zled to find out for what purpose $500
annually is paid by the public to the
lucky owner, and he must be astonished
10 see how little is cared for the luckless
passengers in return for ashcavy passage
money. We say then, let the Council rid
us of this nuisance, and it will probably
not be long before n S~team-packet will
be running between the Islands. Even
our Government would then probably be
stimulated into some activity for bringing
about Stcam-commnlcation.
st. Croix, 9TH October 1867.
PLURES.
, 1867-10-11

p WE have received something from
ga Voter. This something has
neither heading nor address; and
when we understand what it is
either a communication or an adver-
tisement-we shall attend to it
not forgetting, however, to offer the
proper remarks.-ED.
, 1867-10-11
From the London Shipping Gazette, Sep. 16.)

When the yellow fever was reported
to be raging at st. Thomas, and the
steamers of The Royal Mail losing as they
did several of their Grew on the home
ward passage were regularly guaranteed
on their arrival at Southampton, and
when, in consequence, it was seriously
contemplated to abandon st. Thomas as a
packet station, we ventured to suggest
that, if Antigua was not selected for that
purpose, the Bay of SANTANA, on the
northwest coast of the Island of st. Do
mingo, would be we'll worthy the atten-
tion of the Government and of the Royal
Mail Company. The opportunity was
neglected, the occasion passed by, and
we now learn that the Americans have
purchased the right of occupyingih the Bay
of SANTANA and the territory Immediately
adjoining. Our vigilant American friends
have concluded this purchase, not so
much with a view of availing themselves
Of the magnificent bay for the purpose of
navigation, as to work the coal-ields in
the neighbourhood, where, it is said, coal
has been found 10 exist in abundance, and
Of excellent quality. We need hardly
say that ifthis discovery had been brought
to the knowledge of the Directors of the
Royal Mail Service, it ~wouldhave decided
them on Selling the occasion tosconolude
with the Dominican authorities an ar
rangement for using the Bay of SANTANA,
and working the coal for their steamers
or to induce Her Majesty's Government
to obtain. a cession of the bay and snr-
rounding territory on such terms as might
be agreed upon. However, the. opportn-
nifty has b~een3lost, and there the matter
ends, so far as the Bay of SANTANA is on
scerned, unless the Americans cansbesin-
duced to concede to u Shipping the
use ofathe magnificent bay they have pur-
chased, Thediscovery oftcoal anywhere
in the Island ofo ST. Domingo has. taken
the world by surprise, though, as we shall
, 1867-10-11
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, 1867-10-11
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from End to oth Oct.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1867-10-11

allie og Enhver, som MATTE have
IN Noget at fordre paa abode Plan
tageeier og Kjobmand JEAN DE Pom
TAvIcE af Christiansted og efterle-
vende Hustru EMILE DE PoNTAvIcE,
f0d WALLIcH's, Fallesbo opfordres
herved til linden sex Maaneder fra
dette Proclamas sidste Bekjendtgjo-
relse at anmelde og beyiisliggjore
,saadant Krav for undertegnede Exc
cutores testament, som behandlende
bemeldte Bo.
ST. Croix, den lode October 1867.
A. FORSBERG, G. HATTENSEN,
Post;mestes Just;tsraad Goucernemeutssecrefair.
, 1867-10-11
Luiheram Church, Christiansted.

On Sunday the 18th instant, there will
be divine service held for both Lutheran
Congregations in this Church.
, 1867-10-11
FRIDAY, 11rH OCTOBER 1867.

rl6lDA1, 11IH IVA ODGN 1CO6'
THE weather was somewhat squally here
on Wednesday last. It blew strong, and
indeed very strong, between the hours of
three and four in the morning. No mate
rial damage has happened, we believe, with
the exceptioneof 'the blowing down of some
very old fences, which would have fallen of
themselves.
WHEN everything is well weighed, and
properly considered-the laws, not rigor-
ously, but duly carried out-the rich man,
as well as the poor man, must feel that he
lives in a country, where justice is consci-
entiously administered.
Why the foregoing words are mentioned,
will be seen in the few sentences, that will
be Immediately produced.
We have heard that the policemen-at
least, one or two of them-have, of late,
been using their rattans very swiftly and,
if not expressing the wrong expression,
very boldly. We say this, for this reason,
that a few young men were speaking to-
gether, and were on the street, without any
molestation whatever to the public order;
, 1867-10-11

Striaiia4stta, 81, grpi9.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
School Exhibition.

We have been favored with u programme Of
the closing exercises at Liberty school, Dis.
irict No. lG-Miss s. +. Carmichael, Teacher.
The term closed on Saturday, OH inst This
school is success, and speaks we'll FOR it's
young teacher. The exhibition was also sue.
eesslul, being varied with songs, declarations,
essays and dialcgaes-passiug oil to the salts
fiction Of all present The good people Of
Dist. No. lG would do we'll to re-sceure the
services Of the young lady who ha, served
them so we'll
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22

Two young men employees OF the Rail Road
while hunting duefs nloug The river, Discovers
Cd tho body ct dead taan lying on The bar
about one hundred yards above tho eng ue
house al laurel hey returned 10 town nhd
reported the fact O Bargoyn, n Jastie
OF tho Peace empaun lei jdry, aad after a
thorough examination of the body, 10 mark.
Of violence being lounl, verdict was render
ed that tho deceased came TO bis death by,ao.
cdenlal drowning. Il wai reported that a
blacksmith IN tho employment Of Mr.. j. W.
Iilion, Of Nalltown, FayelIe Co, wss missinR
sope i've weeks, supposed 10 have been drown.
el. Ne. flioa was immediately eeut Cor mud
promptly appeared. Ito examined the body,
bot on account Of iia being 30 disdgHted, could
not cay positively whether it was tho came man
OF not bat stated that the clothes found on De.
eeaaei we're tho sau,o worn BY The missing
man, whose uumQ was Patrick Marphy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22

Seldom has our attention been directed to on
Improvement possessing such intrinsic value NJ
the above. IL Ia traly the "wotid Excelsior"
Patent Spring Bed'botlom, and te he appreciated
u need only DO examined. This Improvement
should certainly be introduced into every house.
hold II eau be readily attached to any bedslead
for the frivolous OF two dollars. Tor the sick
chamber II has no equal, from tho fact that the
patient can be elevated TO any position deslred.---
Messrs. Gest & Co. are now at tho Valley ou.e 10
Drookyille, and II would DO well for business men
to lend this valuable improvement toir attention,
as We learn that the ProPrletors are making from
hfy TO one hundred dollars per day by the sale Of
family right, and are Offering great Inducements
TO persons wishing 10 make money.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22


On the evening Of the 7lh instant, Mr.. VIII
liam Roberts, Of Brown township, Ripley coun.
~, in hts barn was found suspended by The
reins Of a blille fastened to pin which he had
used for hanging his harness upon. Fun Iar-
liculars are not known. Mr.. Roberts was about
forty ears old, leaves a wife and many friends
to DEF lore his loss. No cause for the deed VAS
known. lie had been for many years mem
Der OF the NJ. T.. Church. 10 casy cireumslan-
ces, aud lived in peace With all his neifhborsi
The Office Of the Treasurer e Ripley county
was entered on Sunday morning last, aud Eve
hundred dollars IN stamps aud ftoenbotkSab-
straeied. The 'nic was injured TO the amount
Of about 6ye hundred dollars, aud only the
strength Of The inner lock saved about ihi,ty
thouf.nd dollars to tie treasury Of The siaie.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22

VALuABLE ADVICE FOR THE ArFLicrFD.-DR.
STRICKLAND, In reply 10 numerous applications for
advice, wishes 10 Inform those who arc ai cted
that they may consult him On all Acute or Chronic
Diseases by letter, stating the age, symptoms, Sc.
With fee Of two dollars enclosed. DR.. \. has OBJ
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the treatment Of Chronic Complaints, after other
doctors have failed to eioct cure. Those suffer-
ing should immediately send for prescription, by
addressing DR.. A. STRICKLAND, Cincinnati, ohio,
mar l5-ly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Djea.

Gu Monday, 18th inst, u, her residence near
Whicopb, Mrs, Agnes Colesootl, wife Of def
fersou tolcseott.. Esq. aged G2 years.
AT Blooming Grove, on Thursday, nth inst,
after short illness, the wife OF John Lohmau,
On the 10th inst, at her residences near Pal
esline, Mrs Mary Hays, aged about 2 years,
Rev. Isaac Conwell. formerly OF Liberty, ln-
diana, died at TeIre lIauie, on The sll instant,
in the sevenly.lhird year of bis age lIe was
buried at Anderson, Indiana.
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WEEK ENDING MARCH Torn.
M. Tilson, A. Urmston, T. b. Jarard, A.
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