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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11

Just enough snow fell on Wednesday and
yesterday to afford the finest sleighing that
we have had for years. The streets are
merry with the music of sleighbells, and
on every hand you notice that runners have
the place of wheels, and while we are writ
ing, we can hear "..'u ,1a
.T"-- the sledges with the beIIs-- i
.--- Sc Silver bells q .rn.Hll ,7tU .I.'
What world Of merriInent their melody iOretells!
,.. How they tinkle, ltinkle, tinkle, III .i9 'iu.t
b In the icy air of night .dil u .aIuu.fhii
While the stars that over-sprinkle 1l
All the heavens seem tn twinkle fN
With crystalline delight aH f~al o
Keeping time, time, time,
10 a sort of Runic rhyme,
To the Naturalization that so musicaly wells ',.l
From the bells, bells bells. bells, fnHh
Bells. bells, bells. Ll. l3l. FLlud
From the jngling and the tingling Of the BELLS"
The hand that penned these sparkling
lines are "mouldering in the cold, cold
ground'--yet the season is repeating the
excitement described and twill be repeat
ed to the end Of time. f.f xxx
Sleighing parties and parties sleighing
are now the order of the day. Everybody
who has sleigh has put it to use, and eve-
ry one who can hire sleigh is going IL
on runners. Livery men are doing well.
A single horse and sleigh ranges in price
at the different stables from 81 to SO per
hour, while two horse rig is worth from
SO to S. per hour, according to the get-up
and style. "Gp it while you're young,
boys, for when you get old you can't"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
THOMAS and JEREMIAH are now stopping
at A. Hennebo's. t' ...

"Lives there man with soul so dead, ''.''''. 80
Who never to himself hath said,"
Roback's Bitters-th9y are tho best .r.l
To appetite they give zest:
There are none so good, none so pure,
Disease none will SO surely cure. 7lit a' I'D
SEQ .f Hri ...... see. f |.
Take il, my friend, If you'd be we'll, ....... .'n
Take ii, and to your neishbors tell
The wondrous storyof their worth; -st n
Tell it, and lot the word go forth, ou
Health is wealth. and that means greenbacks.
One thing better, that is Robach's- .....
9-daWlw 10 l,- 4T 10 I......... r.s.
For good meal of yictuals, 60 to Hen
nebo's. . I..-.......,.
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For a first-class Cigar, go to Hennebo's
Piano Tnninr.

Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
SO North High street, will be attended to
by Z. CoRNELISoN.
ont27-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
SPEECH OF COLONEL BABER,

AT THE
Eighth of JanunfT Hcunion mt tho
Neil House, on tuesday evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. LOCKWOOD offered resolution
instructing the committee on Agriculture
to prepare bill providing for distribu-
tion of the Agricultural College fund be-
tween the colleges at Oxford, Athens and
Hudson, on condition that said institutions
comply with the acquisitions Of Congress
in relation to that fund. wa
Mr.. BOYNTON moved to add Oberlin
College to the list. which was agreed to.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER proposed to add Mount
Union College. a.m .ft.!
Mr.. BANNING proposed to substitute
Kenyon College to receive the whole fund!
Mr.. C0AN spoke in behalf Of Antioch
College. rae W a.ssf siI
A long discussion arose, in which Messrs.
Lockwood, BOynton, Nixon, Putnam,
Schneider, Brnif, Hitchcock, Northway
and Coan participated. ..
The resolution, substitutes and amend
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11

The greatest amount insured in any one risk. Slo.-
900. 80 ,, '.'''-''' n a.I ,','.If'
q The greatest amount allowed BY the rules TO Be
insured in any one city, town or village, and tho
blUck. varies according to size and class Of prop
erty. rt oob .s
The amount of its capital or earnings deposited in
any other State security for losses therein, mons.
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WEEKLY
sPLENDDLY ILLUSTRATED.
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The MODEL NEwHPAPER Of our couutry-
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HALof fCIVILlzATiON."-NeI0 York Evening
our future historians will enrich than.
selves out Of HARPERS WEEKLY long alter
writers, and printers. tnu puhlIRhens are
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Tie Independent, Nelg York.
The articles upon public questions which
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week, form q remarkable series OF btief no.
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lug, aud take their place among the best
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An'eTTodn RertSi1, BoStOgl, Mas.
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Object Of The LdW: Is to enable persons
who cannot pay their debts 10 get rid
OF them.
Who may take ddvdntdge Of this Idw :
Any person or firm VINO owes debIs tU
the amount OF three hundred dollars or
upward, whether theylbe individual or
partnership debts, or both, aud IL makes
no difference what IL the character OF
the Indebtedness. whether II be by bill,
note, Judgment, as principal or surety,
or otherwise.
What does The tdiV permit he dppH.
cGHt5
That he shall surrender his property,
except such IN Ii hereafter mentioned,
u bis creditors, tor u pro rata distribu.
tiOn am0ug them,
Ehat does The tdW permit The applicant
20 keep1
FiSt-Housshold aud kitchen furni.
tnre, and necessariea 10 the amount Oi
$500.
second-Ths wearing apparel OF him.
self and family.
ThIrd-The uniform, arms and equip.
menls OF amy person, who ls, or has
been n soldier In the militia or the Aer.
Vice Of the United States.
FOurth-If the applicant is the heal
OF u family, his homestead, to the value
of 500. II he has no homestead, then
In leu thereof money or personal pro.
perty To this value OF $500.
The result Of taking the benefit OF this
law is u discharge from all his indebt.
sdness. In cases where there IL no con.
test, 1t requires from sixty 10 ninety
days 10 procure this discharge.
This law went Into operation on the
hrHt day Of June, 1867, aud persons whe
propose TO avail themselves OF its nd.
VAnIHRes should do so dS SoOn as posi-.
Die, as they cannot do no after one year
from itH commencement, unless they
can pay iifLy cents on the dollar oi their
indebtedness, or get the consent Of n
majority In number and value OF their
creditors.
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An unlucky New York paper recent.
ly called Philadelphia "the most abso.
lutely unIntellectual OF all the great
cities Of fChristendom." The Phlladel-
phla Evening Bulletin pounces upon
the phrase. 1t says 1t would have been
prigglsh in Boston TO use such Ian
guage, but for New York to use IL Is
"the extreme OF ridlculous!p New
York, 1t says, Is remarkable In some
respects. 1t has wealth, enterprise, a
park, harbor, voting population
which is mostly poor, criminal, igno-
rant, vicious and democratic, splendid
avenues, disgusting tenement houses,
gorgeous churches and more gorgeous
saloons, establishments where the
world, the flesh and the devil are wor-
shipped In all their FORMS" In all
these respects the Evening BGiietin con-
cedes that New York is superior to Phil
adelphia; but on the question OF the
comparative intellectually of the two
ofthe two cities. the Bulletin is firm. It
remarks: .I......
"There Is no single branch OF science,
literature and art, in which New York
Is the superior Of Philadelphia. In
science, the names Of Rush, Samuel G.
Morton, Booth, Pancoast, Rogers, Bache i,
Leidy, Norris, Fl. J. Morton, and scores
OF others, living aud dead, have made
Philadelphia famous throughout the
scientific world. In literature and the
learned professions, Binney, Sergeant,
Carey, Barnes, Boardman, Brooks,
Sharswood, Boxer, Leland, Allibone,
Lea, nre only few OF the long list Of
lllustrlous names OF intellectual Phila.
delphians." E Fr.
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THE Democracy OF Ohio cannot get
rid of VallsndIgham. He will not
down Mt their bidding, but rises to
loftier proportions every day, claiming
the United states Senatorship p now held
by Mr.. Wade, as his rightful inherl.
tarce. The discussions In the Ohio
Democratic papers, we learn from the
Cincinnati Gasette, continue to wax.
The discussing contest seems to be
limited to Thurman and Nallandigham.
The Dayton Ledger, which we suppose
Is IL ledger posted by Yallandlghaul's
own hand, administers the rod OF discI.
pline 10 the backs OF all who favor
Thurman, and seems to assume that
they ought TO be read out OF the party
rs recreAnt TO Democratic principles.
To be Democrat In Ohio now Is 70
support ValIHndigham for Senator. To
support anybody else Is treachery 10
the party; and Mr.. Vallandigh Is
going TO make itso.
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AZ % relief, ever ready; rs killer Of pain,
taken lnwardly, or 0utwRrdly applied, has
no eqnRl. For the relief and cure OF Rheu
matlNn and NeuTalglo Affections, sprains
bruises, Ac., II Is unequAlled. II Ia also most
efiicaclons, taken inWarLlly, In the cure OF
0holem, Cramps and Pains In the Stomach,
DlArrhoeA, DySentery, Cholera Morbus,
Cholefa Iniantum, dc., and "a without exs
cepton the moi wonderful Panacea the
world Cords. No FAMILY should be with.
0uti Il. Every THAvKLER by land or sen
should have bottle. MINERs and FAR
MERS residing at q distance from Physicians
should keep 4 constantly on hand. In case
OF Accidents, And sudden attacks OF Stomach
Compl ants, itH value cannot DO estimated.
Inquire for MAIoF Lanes Indian Linl-
ment, anu take no other. PRICE, ~ cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by DemAs Barnes q Co, q Park Row, N. Y;
Gale q Robinson, lS Greenwich St, n. y; r,
q. Wells q Co., l99 Fultou.et, N. Y, ChHS,
N, criltenden, IS 9Th Ave, n. "; and by re-
spectacle druggists throughout the world.
None genuine unless signed by John Thos.
Lane, and oountenlgned by ]. T. Lane d Co.,
PIoprietos, 1853 Broadway, N. y. pS-send
fDr GTculaF.
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How Congress is Divided IN Opinion
ON Financial Matters.
MAoRErH,

FF0n the NetD York Herald,
From all that can be gathered here,
the future OF parties In the country
will be guided by the financial issues
solely. In the ranks OF the Republican
members there IL more antaROnIsm OF
opinion In this matter at the present
moment than the public would be will.
ing TO believe. In TACT, II Is necessary
10 canvass tue sentiments OF each mem.
Der TO arrive ut n just appreciation OF
the amount OF dlSSensiOn which pre-
walls In reference TO monetary affairs.
Men who during the war aud until re-
Gently were united In n solid phAlRnx
on the one platform either OF crushing
slavery or reslslinRtne encrOachmentS
OF conservatism, have all at once As.
sumed hostile attitudes on the theory
OF revenue hnh taxation. Ben Buffers
standpoint while applauded by some, IL
Violently condemned by others OF the
same stripe OF p0litlcs. Buffers plan
Of paying the tiye.twenties Is cOngenial il
10 the taste Of the WeAtern member,
whose contingencies clHmor for more
currency, and have no objection 10 the
issue OF AS many more gfeenbacks rs
ARE already iu circulation. Members
from the same section Rs Butler, de.
nounce him asa demagogue, and In.
Slnuate that he Is capable Of advocating
more advanced measures OF repudlH.
tiOn than those with which he Is al.
ready identified. His hostility TO the
nomination and election OF Gen. Grant
M President Is no determined, that Il IL
said he In prepared to witness any de.
gree OF embarrassment In the national
affairs to prevent such OonsummR.
ton. Republicans OF financial promi.
nence both In the Senate and House are
Ht lOggerhends ~ 10 what course II IL
most advisable to pursue, TO regain the
forfeited confidence OF the people by u
comprehensive nnd Judiclous system OF
financial aud taxation.
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"UnquestionabIy the best austained
work OF the kind In the WorId.n
HARPBR's
New Monthly Magazine.

CTttlodt NotdeeS o5 Tie Irr&J.
The most popular Monthly in the world
Neg Yok O6Ierer.
We must reler In terms OF eulogy TO the
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MAGAzlNE-AJ Journal with monthly clrctl.
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ses Are 10 be found some OF the choicest llKht
and general reading Of the day. We speak
% this work as an evidence OF
Inc culture OF The American Peo.
pie; aud the popularity Il has acquired IA
meriled. Each Number Contains fully ia
pages OF freRding'mAttef, Appropriately illus.
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We can account for its succesa only by the
simple fact That Il meets precisely the pop.
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CURE FOR COLD FEEr.-we are as.
sured by one who has given the experi-
ment a fair trial, that cold feet, and es,
peclally those superlatively frIgld feet
that are kept chilled by Precipitation,
may be relieved by a simple expedient.
This is to wear cotton socks next the
skin, and woolen stockings outside OF
them. In the instance OF our infor-
nlant, the result was successful In keep
Ing his feet warm aud dry. The singu-
lar consequence also ensued, that at
night he would find the cotton socks
(pext the skin) quite dry, while the
outside woolen stockings would be per-
fectly dsmp.-M Y Commercial Ad-
0eTttser. H it-. t.s
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How, the Message Leaked ont.
The Warrington correspondent Of II

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times throws some light on
this business. He says: =
"Eatiy yesteEday Monday y afternoon
several Of the leading correspondents
here were advised by the Journals they
represent that advance copies Of the
message had been offered them by tele.
graph at various prices. In one instance
these telegfams were signed with the
name OF a correspondent OF Boston
paper who has close relations at the
White House, 10 whom was fnrnIahed
the SheridAn,Grant correspondence TO
the exclusion OF every one else. Few
or none OF the correspondents here had
received copies Of the Message In ad.
vance, and therefore most Of them
were not undor pledges or limitations
not to print the Message until sent TO
Congress. But they nevertheless
had no desire 10 see such treach.
cry successful, aud they therefore
advised their papers not to ac-
cept such offers, but IN few
hour1 II was discovered that the Mes.
sage had already been telegrAphed 10
Boston, Cincinnati and LoulAyille, and
that a New York paper had procured q
copy from thesat1e source for the same
purpose, Further kilograms were re.
ceived by various correspondents, ask.
ing how II was that the Message got
out, aud urging them 10 send Il. In
the meantime the parties who were sell.
Ing II had done pretty well,
and the price OF the article be.
gan To droop by tina Tina Fnoak
oi the New York correspondents
found 10 necessary to send the Message
In order not TO be beaten. Copies were
freely offered, and some correspon.
dents obtained them without cost, and
In all cases without restriction as TO
publication. All the copies seemed TO
have come from the same source,
Whether that individual was intrusted
With them by the President or not Is
unknown. But that there was VIC.
lation OF honor and good faith in the
beginning Is unquestoned."
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GEre6ttelliqenre


From LoHdon Bosistv.
Under the splendor OF IRshion's fane,
ThtongSd with the worldly, the wealthy, The
An ocean OF gems 10 Sot lace mist,
AfohbiShop, Two bishops, n dean 70 "aallst n
Flowers and feathers, and Jewels, and lace.
An "lyoEyn arm and Hruss budp lace,
0osamef white oef forest OF gold,
Beauty land money In every fold
Bound together for good AID for III, tgt
with a cupol wealth 'twould be hard 70 till;
srh already full Of the golden store
30 full that lew OF lts drops run Ger.
A fearful power for veal or for woe
4 power that only few men know;
The power 70 help mankind to good,
Who use u well as . Christian should. -
All proud young noble and lady fair,
Liies smce beglnning- glorious palrl
Bethlnk ye well OF Colds great might;
Two paths are open-ehocse the right
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aroundi
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browni K
Tn ehll lter rector, gOdly, wise,
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speaking the words In solemn tone
That shall give his daughter 10 one alone.
One! TIL together the pair shall lie
Meath the daisied green OF the turf close by;
Onel TIL the trials Of life shall cease,
And the twin.hears rest In the sleep Of
DltlcGl
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THE heavy tax on whisky has caused
diStillers and dealers to resort to many
expedients to evade the collection Of
the tax. Dishonest officers have also
improved their opportunities to turn u
nimble sixpence. The following is one
OF the many Incidents that have come
to our notice: A government officer
obtained proof that a heavy dealer
swindled the government. lie called
on the latter, and intinated that be
must be paid handsomely, otherwise
he would inform on him. The dealer
excused himself at the time, on the
plea Of business, and said II his friend
would call in the afternoon, he would
talk TO him. The greedy officer called
iu the afternoon, and after having
made plain demand for blackmail, a
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closet, where he had heard the conver.
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