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LLoxD & BIDAUx's MINsTRELs.-This
magnificent Troupe open their budget OF
music and fun at the Opera House tonight.
From every city where they have appear
ed. come testimonials of their excellence.
Their tour west thus far. has been a sort Of
| triumphal march. The Troy IN. Y:) Daily
p, ess speaks of them as follows: - -, F1-rs7
One of the largest audiences we ever saw
1 In Rand's Hall was In attendance last night,
1 Lloyd'S new Minstrel Band, and never has
any company visited us who have given
such universal satisfaction. Every song
and act rendered received the most une-
! quivoeal Endorsement of all present. The
/ entertainment throughout was, rcertaiuly
| the best minstrel performance ever given
| in Troy, and fully justified the most glow
ing accounts with which this company have
been favored by our contemporaries z in
4 other cities where they have appeared. The
comedians Charley Reynolds, happy Cal
Wagner, Johnny Booker and StanWood, are
all well known and justly popular, and in
their several speciaFties last evening were
| intensely funny. The singing of Gastave
Bidaux and M. Ainsley Scott was SUI
perb. while the beautiful ballads rem
dered by Mr.. @. w. Jackson were
sufficiently sweet to have charmed the 'tevil
spirit out of Saul" The dancing of Messrs.
Delehanty and, Hengler was unexception-
able. Their wooden shoe dance was received
with tremendous applause, and was decid-
edly the best specimen of the clogdance we
ever witnessed. Mr..J. B. Murphy, the in
-terIocHtor OF the troupe, is also we'll known
in the profession, not only as a first class
performer and singer, but is also famous as
an, author and composer of no ordinary
merit. This gentleman seems perfectly at
ease in the middle. and Droves cOnclusiYelV
by his gentlemanly department on the
stage, that the most genial humor and
flashing wit may, be ELECTED without any
approach to profanity or. grossness, and
happily their audiences are the kind to ap-
preciate his good taste. In conclusion we
Congratulate Col. Lloyd upon having the
best Minstrel Band in America. = Tonight
closes the present season, when an entirely
new bill will be produced. Go early if you
desire seat. s-
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AUCTION SILKS just received at A. G
Headley 6 Co.'s. -mar26-1w
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Characterization and ,Julia's chess
soroblehl. BY Amateur. John to move and
mate In two moves: sgfE vzTTT ~
= John moves his arm round j Julia' 3 neck;
She moves one square, and whispers CHECK;
He nothing daunted moves right straight
His lips to hers and calls out-''matei1
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..aa9,S. SELLEcK 6 Co. offer to the trade extrs
Inducements in Paper Hangihgs. z =. ..s ...si
II .Iflch22 wv ~ 10s}t6 ttss5t 80 ~. -
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO Ohio States1man.
FROM EUROPE,
BY OCEAN TELEGRaPH.
the Constitution.

BERLIN, March 27.-The North German
Parliament has accepted the Constitution,
the provisions of which are mainly in ac-
cordance with the plan proposed by Bis
marck.
Financial.
LONDON, March 27-Evening.-Cons
closed at 9114 for money; 5-20s 743l; Illi-
nois Central 7S14 Erie 3SA. go
Commercial. ga = -
LIVERPOOL, March 27-Evening.-Market
closed quiet. The closing quotations were
Middling uplands 1871; Orleans 1885; sales
( 10000 bales; Breadstuffs dull and un-
changed; produce dull and unchanged.
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uN1rEp srArEs HoTEL.

NJ JMWslS, Toledo, o; A Rowley. Van a. Vert, q; 2;
titS BoeboGt SG d. Stump Van Vert
Snyder. Cincinnst, o; j Q Payne. City; DR. F Con-
neil. New Cumberland w V; Swisher; Groyeport.
o; j R Stimmell. Hamilton tp; q J Carlton, Cleve-
land. o; E s Jones. Bain6ridee. o; John l. Green.
City; Moses zinp. Grevegort. Q; & H. Oh aS r5y,
mond: / G Pennisten, Wayeriy, O.; L Reynolds.
MarysvilIe, o., w F Gulson indianapolis, Ind; Geo
Hogan, AdsIphi, Ind; Harrison and vi Tife bin In
Guerin, Westerville; A NJ Rarey. GrovePort; b
Campbell Harrisburg, Pa; Miss SpoOner, Wester-
Mi ford, o: |. Sorger. Chillicothe, o; Peter Now
ry, Indiana; w r Bressie. Toledo; Edwin REGAL,
Ashtabula, o; 81 Moore and wife, ReynOldsb burg;
] = Riley, Ft WAYNE, Ind. - -
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KEEP your feet dry, wear good shoes,
keep them we'll stuffed with oil, and well
'mended, and then if you are unfortunate
enough to get Cough or Cold, use Goes
Cough Balsam to cure it. 1t will do it
every time. as 1%A
1t is also important that our readers
should all know that Goes Dyspepsia Cure
is reliable and certain to cure the worst
cases of Dyspepsia; a teaspoonful day OF
it will enable the most confirmed dyspeptic
to. eat anything he chooses without trouble.
1t is an excellent remedy for any disease OF
the stomach or bowels. mar27-d&w1ws
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DUPRER & BENRDICT;S MINsTRRLs.-This
great band of minsJrsls bade US good bye
last night inan entertainment of excellent
VIII. There was not so large an attendance
as.on, the previous, night, but they made
friends here, and fast ones. We never lis
tened to 50 witty lot of conundrums as
those passed by Lew. Benedict and Billy
West. Lewis description of the ball to
which he took his lady love and where he
was waited on by member of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature, was beyond compare
funny. W herexer they may go we com
mend them to our brethren of the press as
the greatest troupe we have seen yet
ARREsTED.---Capt: McCabe, assisted by
Lieut.. Coffroth, last evening arrested Isaac
Eba, dealer in carriages in this city, on a
reduisition from the Governor of PennsyI-
vania, from which State, it is charged, he
has gbeen removing his property with a
view of defrauding his creditors. Chief OF
Police Campbell, of Harrisburgh, accom-
panied Ebazto Harrisburgh last night on
the 1850 tfain.s9 4 - = 49, - G4a4
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MEETING OF THE Cry AND TOWNSHIP
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES. = The City and
Township Executive Committee will meet
at Thurman Hall on Thursday evening,
March ,2S, 1867. There being important
business to transact, a afull attendance is re- re
qpested. AL the candidates, and Demo-
Gratis generally, are requested to attend,
By order of yrrA ,tfs e4sl
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MAsaURRApE BALL.e1Don'tc forgetI Alf
Jellife's CMasquerade Ball at 1Ambos Hall
tonight. Come -ohesand all.
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TTHANKs-Oar thanks are due Hons. P
Van Trump aud John Sherman tor public
sffl lH3 ffzEM SIiEit9a y 1GAtlFtllltJ
QOcumenCs. ..t-Iahei..l-s stnlr- -.
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LIST or LETTERS

Remaining Uncalled for at the Columbus Post.
Office, March q, 1867.
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Cincinnati Money iMarket-March 27s
-GQLDzl2sK9434 buying and ls4k selling; elOs-
EXCHANGE-Steady at par. buying. and lilo
premium selling.
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Local New s.
nEmocRaTn TOWNSHIP TICKET.


IFax 7r,.ssses-CABRiEL DIEMER,
ALEXANDER MOOBERRY,
ELIAS GAVER.
UerE-GEORGE BECK.
TyeGsarer- EORGE p. SCHROLL.
.Assesor-JOHN Il. EARHART.
Consto5Ees-MILES DALEY,
FREDERICK BAOER
CHRIS. BARTLING.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Weekly Review of Columbus MARK OF
STATESMAN OFFICE.
TUESDAY EVENING, March 26.t
II ID Y
RETAIL MARKET.


STATESMAN OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, March 26.S
RETAIL MARKET.
Wheat, Red. g 4O92 sol Molasses ergale1 e00I 60
Oats per bushel.. .35eSyrup rsr gal 81 0091 80
Corn perbushel .60c Maple Syrup......$l25 25
es1d siiP PEI Ris sc fsssnTY3H Il and sSS
TaIIow per B....... l2HcI la2 20: Oolong$1 409eQO
Rried R bhpr!ssS y p RloSl9sc Rio Coffee Per 3S9sec
White Beans. q 5o9s IS Rice, Carolina, per b i5o
POtatOes.. =. -slsl % BrOOms per dozss % 50
sBsspss Bssf per- sPsR psF
Shoulders s6Is PdsE ner hi Sas RRite sssq s ~
Wood per Cord. 81 So - Candles, taiiow. .2Oc
b ph Il y sndiss OPAL.
whit. v,, EtS'.s %hisEy Rs5 ;;;sssS g g
Es& sff gfss sgfssn ziSse ss
Eggs per doz.. b. Figs per b ..!......s. 30C
Corn Meal per bus, u 90 Prunes per 55c
Dried Beef. ....... 25c ool TWine. .90925c
BuckWheat Flour per Plain Hams! ...15c
Timothy Seed. bush s. IS Rags
Maple Sugar ....i. 1890
! fssssfsas WHOLESALE MARKET tfssfs
FLogR-Sales at al2 90 to s1s 90 for red. and
$l3 5o914 90 fer white. aTgzf - -
$s5o; 2 do g Is; MOL Miwaukee Club q Is.
VoRN-EeT active and full supply at4sc.
.RYE-Sales at s0@s5c. -n g.-s>=A 'ia -
HAY-Sales at $l4 4tS 90.
BEANs-Sales at So 50o3 co. z77 30
SALr-Rules at q 6O9s IS, delivered, per Dbl and
EIsH-W White rule at sls OO9aO OOpsr Dbl. .s.i'7sT
BARLEY;INominal: No sales.
Flax sEHD-Ssies st q a5@a 40 per bush.
! Glover SEEn4S7 75@S. ..-.--.-.rzq7rl11 taptH
TIMOTHY SEED-$2 25. haH zsa71Tst ga, ..3f.-
iBUCKwHEAF FLOUR-$494 so. 80, issaeioa
New OEk money Market-MarcHA eT.
,M0HEY--Firmea and actiye at 2 per cent, fog
! Ssss SsTERLING TGsRi ExcHANGE-ouiet at 1osx@los.
Gold for fifstclass bills. 81 tes3 5sl Z
GOLD-Shade frmer; opening at ls41I and clos
'GoVERNMENTfSTOCK Without decided
change. Il "a -. a.-n .a-ftsoT1
Cincinnati Money Market-March 27s
-GQLDzl3sk9434 buying and Is4k selling, ,slOs-
=. ing fiFn1. ~ 5 = AFvEa ax ~
premium selling.
4 .M(1NESY--Mart<etnj njosa ak QGDI2 mar cant
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8, WE advise all in want Of Paper Hang
ings at low prices to call ON 3-'1 So
.imch22-1wse u IT'S. SE1LEck d Go.
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J oUiR stock of NWdh Paper is complete
we'll selected and cheap
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Andrews JOHNNY Anderson Jos A Atwell Liman
Anderson RR Ashton SueMiss AultSarah Miss
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The WEATHER.=The man who could not
find part of the day yesterday and the day
before to suit his liking, must indeed be
hard to please. The weather was of that
variety known as various" In the early
| morning, Tuesday, the rough winds of
March made us tremble and shiver, yet af-
! ierwards it became quite warm. Then by
| ind-by the snow fell, enveloping every
| thing in covering of white. Then, in the
evening, came the hail, fierce and vindic-
| tive as Radical vengeance. Then at night
rain, cold, pelting, pittiless as the miser's
chase for wealth. Our day-dream came to
| US when the snow fell. Yesterday, the raw,
| cold, rainy day, ended in snow, and while
we write the flakes are falling to the earth.
clothing the muddy streets and walks in
white. Reader, did you ever stand by the
| window and look out at the falling snow ?
Did you not dream bright day-dreams a.
you thus stood, watching the feathery
flakes as they fall, one by one, upon the
earth, hiding dark and sombre nature be-
meath a suit of brightness? How the
thoughts follow one another in rapid sue
cession, forming brilliant panorama in
the brain. Did you ever think that those
little snow-flakes were emblematic of the
joys of this life !? When you were weary
of life, aud all seemed dark and drear, did
not the loving kiss and caress of a mother,
sister, wife, husband or friend tall upon
you like ow-fakes, hiding the darkness
of your own thoughts and filling your
heart with joy and love ? Beautiful indeed
are the snow-fakes Of nature beautiful
and beneficial; but no less beautiful and
beneficial are the snow-fakes of life, COM
ing at time when most needed, envelop-
ing everything in preparation for the win
try seasons OF earthly existence. Turn not
away from the window, good reader, with
out a prayer of thanks for the snow-fakes
of love, kindness and close friendship, which
alone make life in this cold dark world, at
all endurable.s .Hss.sr sssEes .zzrss
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- AMERICAN HOUSE. S-S.

Miles Gardner. Washington. s Bliss, Cleveland;
octon 4 r Lawton, West cheshire. Connecticut. A
! Lorain, Macarthur; E Castor, Ripley; John Job
MskRSg SdasS 9ohG s sck sSS NsE
York; VIM Dunn, Cincinnati; w Fl Lennox. New
York; &c Younglove, Gleyelana; l. W Eoulke, DO;
Samuel F Mccoy, do b M Ayers, do; Gustav Ta-
fel, Cucin att; Miss Matte ThornhiIl. Coshocton;
S 7 Worcester, Norwalk; B F Williams, do; Fra
zee, Lancaster.
sGooDALE HOUSE,,
II Martin, Canton; ebez Dickey, Mt GiIead;
IN Barbee, city; P Metcalf, Sanduskv: Mrs Dr.
DoIny. Piqua; John Bartlett. do: John s. Moody,
city; McPeck, Cadiz; Bartlett, Toledo.
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.

For Mayor-JAMES g. BULL.
NarSGaI-P PATRICK MURPHY.
Sosicitor-E. F. BINGHAM. t.
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Removed from his old Onice,

General Agents and Importers. New York.
nov29-deOd6m !. 81 = = - .es.'
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METEoRoLoGIcAE TABLE. prepared and
corrected by WI. Savage, Jeweler, SS
South High street. l'9F fsar5ei.' 5ai.
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M EDIcAL.
Something New Under the Sun.
A New Era in Medicine.

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United State and dependencies thereof, tor pre-
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE MONDAY EVENING. JUNE H. 1867.

Once more. Science, civilization and
Christianity are ahead, as land pur-
ohasers Where is it recorded in aay
other country that 100000 square
miles of gold mines and wheat fields
we're purchased for string Of beads and
bottle of whisky2 Loud applause. ]
Allah IL Allah
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5OUTHEIEN ASYLUM-
After the first Drawing others will occur each
month. All Agents for the sale OF Tickets
must give bond and security.
Persons who would dispose OF good lands, at
low cash rates, should address Gen. FRANK
G. ARMSTRONG;, Memphis, Tenn.
llprOperty must be assessed by disinterosted
parties. II not done, II will not be included in
any scheme. and will be stricken rom this.
At each Drawing the quantity and valuo of
lands distributed are equnlized 10 the number
OK tickets sold, as provided In the charter
Managers Of the corporation can hold no
Tickets.
Ten per cent. ofits profits. under the oath Of
the President and Managers. must 90 to the con-
struction and maintenance Of the Asylum for
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
The profits Of the company consist in the dit-
ference between the cash and time valuations
ofproperty, as provided in their charter.
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THE sotaI mount O2yerod y the Atna P2lI:

VNHE total amount covered by the 4Rtna Poll.
L cies on property destroyed or damaged il
500, ,S54, on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from $4,000, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. figure bat slightly exceeding
our Government sRd State taxes paid last year,
or proportion equal 10 5000 loss for COM
psny of $l0o,O0e assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly IL
lustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population of S.0O0-was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone struetures-protected
and screened with upward OF s. 900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising frcm the ocean and
with steam FIRE depsrtment-yet il has $l0,-
100000 OF property consumed in few hours
upon holiday when its people are least oo,u-
pied-from the very insignificant cause Of a
contemplate hrecrscker.
Remember the triHing origin Of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Rtna Agent a call il you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate of premiuIl tof
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your Insurance with shrewd judgment
Applications for insurance promptly attended
10 by II. A. LITTLETON K CO.. Ax'ts.
1926 No. % Madison street.
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REAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME!
Lands, Stocks, Town Lots!
Regular Monthly Drawings at Her
nando, Miss.
The First on June 18th.

tIlHR FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROP
i erty will be distributed among Ticket hold
ers Of the
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TrIIstee Snle.

DY VIRTUE ORA DBBD IN TRUST TO
ID ne executed on the 18th day of January
1851 b. Pierre Bsquet. 70 rocure 10 joseph
Ftshrsrue tho rrompt payment, At maturity.
N certain notes therein sneslhed, VII, On
Monday. the sth day of July. ls5.. a. the
Fsutheast corner q Court equsro. IN the city .of
bisSssi bis8eT'' Iot, Nos. =. = and =, as laid
fown on the plan of Fub-diyisiou of the
Ffppin tract. said lots being situated south q
Fort piekcrinE and between the laeds OF Dr.. s.
N. wheaton sud Naccaro, and each haFing =
front of $50 ffty feet on the Horn Lake road, ,
ana run back between parallel lines distasce
of $50 feet. sale between the hours Of DO an
aud nm. Equity OF redemption waived
Title believed % be rcnd, bat e9nyey only at
Trustcc. JNO. EICHVARNE.
lt Trustee
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nR. +. B. WALTON. TENDERS HIS
, services 10 the public in the treatment OF
the diseases OF females. so obscure are many
of these, 20 chpricicus in their manifestations,
So perfectly DO they simulate other diseases,
that their true character is often overlooked or
mistaken prominent among tncse are, Neu-
ralgia Dyspepsia, that condition OF the system
commonly called Nervous or Rheunnatic, and
,icneral Debility, this last is too omen bnt =
symp.om OF some iusidious disease which is
sapping the foundations Of life. To become
cxpcrt In the detection Of these and skillful in
their treatment, requires more labor and re-
search than the general practitioner eau be
stow These facts induced him to devote him
self TO this branch of the profession eKclu
sivcly. To those interested he would state
that he has had the advantage Of tho best
medical schools and extensive hospitals OF
America also piactice OF more than twenty
wears in this his native State and in The Tropics
where such diseases most abound. lie is per
mitted nlso to refer b. Drs. Pitmsn Hopson,
gontleuen uhe Ntand deservedly high in the
profession. on mo. 80 Main street. Resi-
d-nce No 81 Lindcn q. Nom nhis. Tenn laI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-17
DIR. MAGGIELs PILLS
Each Box Contains Twelve Pills,

ON u F1HL 10 = DOSt-
eA- NoTicK.-Noae genuine without the en-
graved trade marx around each ipt or box
signed by DOCTOR J. MAGGIEL, New Iork
70 counterfeit which is felony.
tA- Sold BY all respectable Dealers in Mot
icines throuEh0ut the United States ard Cana
das. Mt IS cents per box or pot.
COUNTERrEIrsl Buy no Mageiel Pills OF
They are bogus. The genuine have name OF J
Haydock on box with name Of J. Maggiel, NJ
d. The genuine have the Pill surrounded wits
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