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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26
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OuR NEW. STATES AND TERRIToRIEs-Co Colorado.
> Utah, Montana, Idaho, Nevada. Oregon WISH
from sketches and photographs taken on the spot,
OF towns, mining operations. persons. incidents.
sSSsbPsB he S Co. RsT
York. ~ - 9f4NF-TSl
This is neatly printed, very well writ
ten, and interesting account of the Terrific
ries of the United States, illustrated with
W lod cuts, some of them very funny, and
al very correct. 1t cannot fail to interest
the general reader. TN0Eg
TIE NURSERY. Monthly Magazine for Youngest
Ireaders. May. 1857. By Fanny p. Seayerns.-
street. ,
The May number of this delightful little
magazine is before us. Miss Seaverns is
perfect in that most difficult of all styles,
writing for very small children, and yet
having interest for older heads. If she
were not, a lady, we should pronounce
her c"brick . we must be permitted to
think her "brickess.'' This little period
ical costs only $1.50 a year, or fifteen cents
a number. Is there parent in Columbus
so niggard as to deny his little ones the
great amount,of pleasure, instruction and
profit he can buy Ior so little money? We
think not. Look at the picture, "Iive been
Maying, y in this number, and say your e3-
perience does not find match for it, if you
can. There stands the little, rogue, his
apron full of flowers and grasses, his fin
gers in his mouth, one shoe lost his hair
all dishevelled, answering his mothers
anxious inquiry with the reply, "rve been
Maying." Go without your accustomed
cigar for week or two, and subscribe for
the Nursery" for year, just to try it, =
You'll never repent the investment.
CONTENTS OF THE LITTLE CORPORAL FOR
MAY.-Protessor Owls Lecture; Elsie Nc
Fay; Our Charley; The Bears Den, Chap
ter V, by Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller;
May Day, with Music by George F. Root;
Counsel to Boys, No. II, by Horace Gree
ley; Science for Children, No. VIII, by
DIR. Worthington Hooker, of Yale College; !;
Little Girls, by Mrs. Bugbee; The Bundle
Bees Nest; Private Queer's Knapsack,
with Picture Stories, besides large num-
Der of other original articles. A new vol
ume begins with the July number. All
new subscribers sent during the month of
May will receive the June number, Free
Price, 81 a year; sample copies, telling all
about the beautiful premiums, ten ce is.
Address Alfred L. Sewell, Publisher, Chi
eago, Ill.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Surratt nor 70 he rried


New YORK, April 25.-The Herald's spe-
cial says: 1t is probable the trial of Sur
ratt will not come of, and a deep impress
sion prevails among the adherents of the
Administration that his mother was inno-
cent of the crime for which she was exc
cuted, and the trial of the son would only
make the fact more apparent. si
Z Receipts of Inter1Ral ReVenue.
The Times special says: The internal
revenue receipts are now averaging about
$500,000 per day, and for the month OF
April will reach about $15,0O0,OOO. The
aggregate receipts tor the present fiscal
year, to date, are $226,000,OO0. a-si631 (
Relative to the Captured Postage
rl Stamps.
During the war the pirate Florida cap
tured from a u. S. mail steamer $4,000
worth of U. S. postage stamps. These fin
ally found their way to Canada, with the
hope of realizing on them, but the Govern
ment has succeeded in getting an injunc-
ton upon their sale. The case is regarded
as very important one, and will probably
eventually get before the House of Lords,
when the whole subject of privateering will
be decided npon. s'a 2
Special Agents to Take Care OF Vacant
POStOfficeS. ,sH. Htf
The Tribune's special says: The Presi-
dent and Attorney General have decided
that the Postoffice department can, under
the tenure of office act, send special agents
to take charge of the postoffices left vacant
by the Senate. 4H e.' #- af5
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OPEN ALL NIGHT.-The popular saloon
fof August Hennebo, No. 13 West Broad
street, south side, is to, be kept open here
after all night. Parties coming to the city
after midnight on the cars, will here find
the best of eatables. wine, liquor and ci-
= gars to refresh them after their journey.
And they win find the clever, jolly, first
class bar-keeper, Bob McEwen, to wait on
them. Day or night you can be as well
sserved with as good liquor at this saloon
as anywhere else in the city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

Cor HIS DEsERrs-A fellow named
Green, who beat his sister-in-law, Mrs
Green, on Saturday last, was tried before
the Mayor, yesterday afternoon, and sem
fenced to pay fine of ten dollars, and be
imprisoned for ten days. This is right.
The man who lays his hand upon woman
fSaye whom she deserves I'D is Q wretch
Whom It were base fattery to call coward.
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DEBATING CLUB No. l-There was good
attendance at the meeting of Debating Club
No. 1 last evening. The President elect
delivered a most beautiful inaugural adj
dress, which was well received. The read
ings by Messrs. Butler and Beach were de-
serving of great praise. The question for
debate was decided in the negative. On
next Thursday evening the argument will
. be on the question, Reso1oed That the Rus
sian treaty should be ra ified. The affirm
ative will be sustained by Messrs. Chaplin
. and Ramsey, and the negative by Messrs.
aBruck and Mahony. = - asssz.s
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GOODALE HOUSE.

HI Miloch, Roseville; H Carper, Circleville; H
Samson Cincinnati Charlie Hall GioonDst
W Jamison, city; II Mitchell, Illinois; Miss Row,
land, Delaware; John S NJ odey, DAYTON; George
county; d Hazleton and wife, Newark F b Howard,
New York. q II Benson. Pittsburgh: ] q Shunley,
q Carpenter Milford; w Lane, GAINESVILLE,
Jones' city; A Jackson, Cleveland; S 5 Wilson,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

.TEMPLE OF HoNoR. The following is a
! list of the officers elected in Crystal Fount
Temple OF Honor for the ensuing term: j.
q Spencer, VIC. T.. e. D.Lawrenee, w, Y.
z.T.sLLL. Rockey, w. B.; T. j. Miskell, w.
AR s. Hockey, w. F. r.; John Strick--i
Ter, W. II; d. p. Judd. w. o.; George May,
M.D. u, George Ashton, W. g.; George
Hodgkins, VS. Isaac Evans, VIC
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FILED YEsTERDAY.-At the Secretary of
States Office, yesterday, the following GER
fificates Of incorporation were filed:
.oofthe Coal Ridge Flour Company; or
ganized for the purpose of buying and sell
ing wheat and flour, meal, &c: Principal
.Office at. Pomeroy, Meigs county. Capital
steek $4,000, in shares of 500 each. Ed
ward NJ. Nye,V. B. Horton, Neal r. Nye,
Edmund Williamson and Cyrus Grant are
the corporators. lse7s aroi 'lel5
-1saof the Barber Match Company; organ
ized for the purpose of manufacturing and
selling matches at Middleburg, in the coqn-
tv of Summit. Capital stock 100000, in
shares Of 500. George Barber. osC. Bar
ber.E,s H Reckham, j. x! Robinson and ID
W.Lyman are the corporators.
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- "ERRoR + THE BILL."-Yesterday we
said that the Auditor was fixing up the
."June" duplicate. We said so because we
thought SO. But it seems we should have
said January" duplicate. Anyhow, jan
uary or June, they are working like beav-
ers in the County Auditors Office, getting
things ready for business. y'#s 'e~a>1
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LEY ORRHGA AND FEMALE WEaENE IS.

A physician of e5 years experience offers valua
BILE and powerful remedy for the above named com
plants.
1t is compound discovered by the celebrated
BERzELIUs, and experience has proved its efficiency
to be greater than that of any remedy previously
used.
The prescription. with full directions for use, will
be sent by mail to any one inclosing so cents to
DR.. JACOB ROLT.
Station d, Bible House,
mch26- 6-eodIv New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

DEFICIENT APPETITE arises from disor-
ded stomach, and is best improved by plen-
ty of exercise and mild purgatives of Ro-
backs SUGAR COATED BLOOD PILLs.-RO-
BACKS STOMACH BITTEBs will also prove
very beneficial. 24-dawlw
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re CoULD Nor EFFEcr IT.-Mrs. Foy, of
whose presence here, with the father OF
Gen. Grant, we made mention yesterday. is
the wife of former Federal officer and the
sister of young Case, one of the Hughes
murdere-s. She tried by argument, by
prayers and tears, to move Governor Cox
to commute the sentence,to reprieve, to do
anything that should give hope that
hereafter her brother could be saved, but
all in vain. The Governor firm as the prin-
ciples of Justice could not be moved. and
s Case must suffer the extreme penalty OF
the law.
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COTT0N-Firm and in good demand. Sales of
iFtLOUR-Shade frmer and quotations uncbanvsd
CaIifornia firmer at SIS 750l6 60
WHISKY-Qniet and unchanged: sstata1z
q M SSsa 9 SsPs2s
RYE@gSil. Sales state red At 81 81; western Of
..BARLEY~Firmer. Sales Canada West free at
CORN-1c better. Sales mixed western at eIs5K
al 81 in store 81 3s9l So ahoat, for new western;
yellow western and white southern 81 s7hi new
IOATSNExcited and i9ac better with some specu-
latiye inquiry; Sales western at 741S@7Ic; choice
- RLCEm5NopinaI and unchanged. s,sa uss, tee
SUGAR-Steady and less active. Sales Cuba at
1SEassEsFstssds fRs sstS Gee Porto e soe sss Bar
fPsEsfRSLEUM- Sales crude at lso. and refined in
bond n1d1S At 2Se;
ss .P0RR-Steady at sea 5OaQ7 30 for new mess.
closing % 81; cash: e29 90 for old mess; Sls $50
new mess at sSs u, buyers option for May. .sf
q. 81 and 9giss so With nt sales at sss eOS
BEEF 3eii IS Gs at sos
BACoN-Steady. Sales at 1o1<9l0sSc for Cum
berland cut; nc for short ribbed. ana 121I s12Kc
Cur TMExTs5zlgnstsady. Sales at sx@ske, for
LARD-Quier at 121<9l3Kc for new.
BUTTER-Dull and unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady. ,ar .t7s .a
LATEsT-5 P. NJ.
FLOUR-:A shade irmer and in fair demand for
medium and choice grades. -
WHEAT-Firm and in fair demand. partly specu-
lative, for western on account. No2 spring % 609
IS. and No spring So 1892 s5.
RYE-Dull. q ~ - t-,-t
BARLEY--Quiet and firm = 3 ialn ...,kI
C0RN-Closed quiet with buyers of shipping
mixed western at 81 35K in store, and sellers at
81 36@l 36h; buyers at 81 SIX ahoat, and sellers
at 81 3SH@I 80. i--'t -siit5I g p = III
OATS-Firm at 75@77c for western. 3 =
closing with buyers s2a IS cash. and s22 fegu-
lar; sellers at SO as cash. '.--'---.s ~ ~ -
BEEF-Firm. .--5, -otL-. -is --.i,f
CUT TMEAPS-NomiuaIy unchanged. -
BACON.Quiet and steady at l41E9145<c for Cum
berland middles. Wv
,LARD-Firm at 1s914c for fair to prime steam.
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ASSAULT IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.-f ester
day morning as Mr.. Francis Houshard, OF
a Brown township, was coming from the
banking house OF Bailey, Thompson & Co.,
: where he had been to purchase stamps, he
!, was collared by some person, when near
-nthc Court House, who demanded who he
was and where going, accompanying his
sfnduiries by kicks and blows on the legs
and face. Mr.. Houshard having an idea
sotfiat the design was to rob him, called for
2 the police, when his assailant escaped.
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Piano Tuning.

Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
36 North High street, will be attended to
by E. CoRNELIsoN.
p oct27-tf -..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

PARAsoLs.-A. G. Headley & Co. have
this day received a splendid stock of new
Parosols and Sun Shades, ''lGtest styles"
ap26-d1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

COLUMBUS GRAYs ATTENTION. = There
will be a meeting of the Columbus Grays
this evening, Friday, April 26th, at 71s
O'Clock, for business and drill. Be on hand
promptly. By order.
6 !. KTIE O. &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

GovERNMENT PRoPERTY FOR SALE
will sell several lots of lumber and num-
Der of houses at Tod Barracks, cheap for
cash. Apply to John Walsh, 179 North
Third street, or on the premises.
A-dlW --. -....- --..-
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Great Excitement at the North End

TF YOU WANT TO GET A GENTLE.
i mans suit of Clothing 10 per cent cheaper thar
the same can he had anywhere else in this town.
call at LOUIS KAHN y Clothing Emporium, No.
246 North High street, Columbus Ohio.
anrll-d3m - y -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

JUST REcE1vED.-At r. Main & Co.'s a
choice lot of White Neshannock, Peach
Blow, and Mercer Potatoes. apr24-3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

d AT THE NEIL.-Hon. William 81. Stafford,
of Chillicothe, is at the Neil. He repre-
sents matters, politically, all right in old
Ross.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

Z greatest of all great animal exhibitions on
this continent, under the, direction of the
veteran Van Amburgh, will make grand
entree into this city on Saturday, May 1lth,
and be shown to our citizens on the after
noon of that day at IL O'Clock, and at
night at 2 O'Clock, on High stree, ,one block
north of the railroad depot. The location
els one that viii meet the wishes of all our
Citizens as the street cars run to the door
bof the pavilion. Our readers SO well know
and SO highly approve this exhibition that
no word of .commendation from MS needed.
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FROM NEW YORK.
meeting of the Board of Alderme

Meeting of the Board of Aldermen.
NEW YORK, April Plata special meet
ing of the Board of Aldermen, last night,
a preamble was adopted reciting that the
Legislature had passed bill transferring
the duty of issuing licenses and other pow
ers in relation to theaters, junkshops, in
telligence offices, cars and car drivers, from
the Mayor and City Council to the Board OF
Commissioners, for partisan purposes, when
such duties had heretofore been faithfully
performed by the municipal authorities.
and aresolution accompanying the preamb e
was also adopted, repeating all ordinances
relating to such theaters, Junkshops, &c.,
for the purpose of defeating the object OF
the bill referred to. In the Board OF Coun-
cilmen this preamble and resolution was
also adopted.
Mexican Affairs.
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondent
saws: Marquee, who escaped from Que
ratero, arrived from Mexico City at Puebla
with four thousand men. After its capture
by the Liberals, a fight ensued, in which
the Imperialists were defeated. The situa-
tion of the Imperialists at Queratero was
horrible. They hold only two streets ofthe
place. MaXimilian was still there. Per-
sons coming out OF the city to get food were
shot down. r go - q Is -
European-Red RevOIutiOnIsts i'm
Council.
Red Revolutionists were in council in
Brussels, General Prince appearing as the
animating spirit of grand revolutionary
caucus, attended by representatives from
France, Spain, Italy, Rome and Ireland.-
The plans of immediate republican move
ments in Rome, Spain and Great Britain
were discussed.
One Cent Damages Awarded.
The two suits against Gen. Wool for false
Hx-hi n
or at Baltimore, in 1861 and 1863. recently
pending before the United States District
Court of that city, have been decided by
awarding both plaintiffs one cent each as
damages. a .
Reconstruction Meeting.
Four thousand citizens of Mobile held a
public Reconstruction meeting in that city
on the 10Th inst, at which Judge Bristed
presided.
In the Supreme Court Lewis Ernstin re-
ceived verdict of $4,000 against Samuel
Engler for money due on gold and stock
transactions, and promisory notes.
A verdict of $4,000 was found against
Charles T. Platte, conductor, for running a
Hudson River railroad freight car down
town. which run over and seriously injured
q boy named ,Endow.
A verdict OF twenty years, at hard labor,
in the State prison was inflicted upon Geo
Murray and Joseph johnson, who attempt
ed to rob and murder Dubois, school
teacher. st.e ..ras.s- oe
~ .H-sss. sFEg Sailed
The steamer Deutchland sailed for Eu-
I rope with $196,000 in gold.
! The Japanese Commissioners.
The Japanese Commissioners leave to.
morrow for Washington. No. Official
visits will be paid here until after their re-
fllTF Z go. . 3i1ss----1.l 1rt q zsqrg vi0e
/ 2 Robbed and Murdered. 'a''.-'f
.Robt. Young, confectioner in Brooklyn
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST?

OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world 1t is the cheap
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 rs cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, MY.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS ARNIcA BAIR GLOSS for T
storing and dressing the Hair.
iunel9 deodly -...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

The FIRST BoAT.-We are informed that
the first boat this season passed Black Hand
on the Ohio canal, last evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

: GOING TO CHURcH.+Some people go to
church to pray, some to play; some go to
sleep, some to weep; some go to snoze and
dose, some to show their pretty clothes
some go from sense of duty, some to show
:. their beauty; some go to see their friends
and fiirt, some tobacco juice to squirt; some
3 goto see the girls, some to show their curlss
some go just for whim, and some to sing
a hymn; and that's why people go to
r. elaurch. ,1fU@5ertf sts+r- p A'-
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REPORTED CASE OF HYDRoPHoBIA.-
Yesterday morning, we are informed, a
dog was discovered near the barn of Lo-
renzo English, ESQ, exhibiting the pccu-
liar symptoms of hydrophobia. He was
shot and killed by DIR. Asberry and some
other parties. 1t may be true that this dis
ease which is attacking dogs all over the
country is the hydrophobia, though it has
been thought heretofore that the disease
only manifested itself in very dry and hot
or frosty weather. Would it not be well
enough for our citizens to muzzle their
dogs? It can't do any harm, and may pre-
vent the saddest consequences. g 90
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- COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The trial OF
Henry Corwine. charged with assault with
intent to commit rape on Mrs. Weber, oc-
cupied the Court the entire day yesterday.
I The arguments of counsel, both for prose-
rcution and defense, Were listened to with
profound attention by avery large audi
ence. The jury, after mature deliberation.
brought in averdict of guilty. ~
WAR OF RAcEs.-Y Yesterday negro boy,
@perfectly reconstructed and as good as
any of the poor white trash. was quarrel
ing with newsboy named Rench. The
war of words terminated by the darkey's
taking up stone and hitting Rench with
it, knocking him senseless. The injured
boy was taken to the residence of his moth
er on Broad street, over Hennebo's saloon,
r. and the negro was taken to the calaboose.
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LATEsT-5 p. NJ.
cleveland alarker-April "a.

/. FLOUR-City-made Xxx spring. from No. wheat
$lz 5O9l5 90; do do from No. wheat. Sl4 0o9i5 90;
WHEAT--Sales1 car No 2 Milwaukee sprinelat
CORN-SSles 1000 bu new shelled from store at
81 O6; cars bu do do at 81 O7 4500 do to arrive in
one week at 81 o5 free board; 1900 ear to arrive
OATSSSaIes ears No. 1 at $50 from store.
7BARLEY-Quiet. Salei4.OO bu Canada on pri-
PoRK,No: city packed mess at sas oO No, 2dO
:. .LARD-Oity rendered l4c in frkins and 1sXc in
y SMOKED MEATSlSales 1000 lbs sugar--cured
hams at l5c; plain hams l4c dried beef 22c should-
ers llc breakfast bacon l5c: clear rib bacon &c.,
MESS BEEr-No. city-packed SIS oos extra
'rfI rBfUITTER-Prime western reserve roll in tubs at
219a5c; inferior grades are entirety nominal. ss
.GHIEESE1Stocks very light. and II market firm at
ior go9a 70 % ShS s &c S da,Tg s1d factory 20
si HIGHWINESzDnIlan steady at 81, IS. isUlp
i ALCOHOL AND SP1RlTS-Alcoho 9s per cent.
Se1eTs SFSgHs sSPEB g 1B g per cent Ss
- ;PETRoLEUM-Refined in bond. standard white,
present delivery, so92lc free 4o@42, the outside
E"i - Cincinnati Market-ApriI2 90. .ofit
FLOUR -Firmer with good local demand. Ieh
WHEAT-5c higher and very scarce SalesIof
No2 spring at 50 q. and No winter at g So, %
CORN-Opened buoyant and excited. but closed
rather dull at s5c in bulk and 81 0791 0s sacked.
OATS-Advancedt to zoe in bulk and the demand
EXE7E9%tB1sb:sasas. EXETstesdB st q g '.l 543s
WHISKY-Dull at 2ec in bond. + .i
COTTON-Dull. Nothing doing and prices nom
'PROvISIoNs-Uncha and steady. -.
LARD-Firmer. Held at 121<e for prime city and
BACON-Sales at &c for shoulders; lie for sides
and l2c for clear Sides. -...-,-,. t,s.e -
CHEESE-Unchanged. 4G, tsy .ef
SEEDS-Nothing doirg. -. HLk
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STOCKS-Ohio Certificates 9syS@23x Canton
491 IL Gq@bsrlsnd sssSo A%s5pO.s prefer
3sH: New York Central 96yE0s7; Erie 5T1<057T:
Hudson River %; Reading l029102k; MichiEan
Island S7k@S7z; Northwestern 32Os2k; Fort
Wayne 939931<; Atlantic Mail s99S9k; Pacific
126L912T. T-I-s7F 90 II
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Special Agents to Take Care of Vacant
POStOffiCeS ts#.tI tI.tr

EReverdy Johnson To Represent West
Virginia i'm the U. s. Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, April 254-Reverdy john
son will represent West Virginia, on Mon
day next, in the United States Supreme
recovery of Jefferson and Berkely counties.
New Department of EducatiOn.
The new 1eDartment of education, under
direction of Prot. Henry Bernard, is fully
organized and at work.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

In THE CrFY-E. q. Eyer, ESQ., editor
of the Piq4d Democrat, was in the city yes
: terday and favored as with call. II
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

:, Robert Larimore and lady, GhillicOthe. o.: R 4
FOnman, Bloomfield. "; A w Brown, do: j P
Wintermute, Mt. Vernon, o.; Thoma! J Groin.
Chillieothe, o.; w Goodwin, Detroit, Mich; w
Allyn, Cleveland, o.; A NJ Rany, Greveport. o.: S
seigfrlend, AIexsndria, o.; Q Ghaney. rWinches-
ter, o.; NJ 4 q Mann, city; John Durest, Reynolds
burg, o.; w ellace Bennett, Athens. o.; VIM GilIey
Circleville, o.; F NJ Couch. Westerville, o.; II N
Brewer. do; Dorsey BrevOnst, city; Elias Rees
I ~ . Alexander LEX boy. DeIagare; W Rowe boy:
W w Keys, Harrisburg, o. W NJ Coct ran, Darby,
o; John Cochran, do Miss Cochran, do; j A
Upton, Clinton, o; G Cromey and daughter, Lii
thpoIis. Q; S Stimmel, Lockbourne. o; 9 W Con-
ne. Winohester. y; G Speaks, do; Phil Game.
do; NJ Schro, and lady, do: w Robbins, New
York; S Hawloy, Cincinnati, .; S Bing, Pitt'burg.
ham and lady. Oiange. D: G R Pegg and lady; Cir
clevillt; Miss NJ Hagler, Lancaster; E Seymour,
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