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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-19
DR., TUCK KER,S EXTRA VISIT.

[ HR. AZ. TUCKER r1 WOULD SAY To HI
j lt-ol6 patrons and the pabliei that he NAV
conspted ss,the GQ0DALE HOUSE .(Columbus)
daiiy till the first Of April. oi''A9l
Df. fucker has now visited Columbus regularly
he s reliable and successful The great increase Of
Ms requires this extra Yisit to, accommo-
sn,,1nerate the SUI -fu9lf A1iW ssse1.sf'
~ ENTIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES.
hut will merely say my speciality Is THE WHOLE
list Of Diseases which others hxve failed TO cure.
mch20-H .!gII1 1yt 5l-I ~ u o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-19
aolt y - NUTTING'S
PATENT WHEEL PLOW

rs BOUND TO HAVE AS LARGE A.
j sale as any farming implement now before the
American people. Has been tested for months and
not found wanting. Any Plow can be attached to
this Machine. Send for circular with testimonial
4 ties. County or State Rights sold in any part of
the United States,
The new PAPENT BAG HOLDER is emphati-
the work of two boys in holding bag OPEN and
with it farmer can bag up grain, potai oes apples
large sales in the West where first introduced. Re-
tail price e5 Sent to any any address. Count or
State II Rhts in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York
State for sale ON the Bag Holder and goods supplied
Sand for illust ated circular. There is good pay
ing business to be done in either Territory sold at
iMpp ioM pfpi0"eSSs "Ss BENNETT, q CO..
q .,,1Ie-dsm IS Dey street., New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-19
COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS
CENTRAL RAILWAY

EOR SAEDUSK ". TOLEDO, DE-
i TROIT, Richmond, Indianapolis, Lafayette.
Springfield, ILL, Terre Haute, Evansville, louis
VILE Cairo, StLouis, Chicago, and all points est
No change of cars between Columbus ana Indi-
! Four TRAINS leave Columbus. daily. as fol-
lows !SInSayys. 4. y. e .e1csptsd2; 6 co,nmhu.soe
A. NJ; arrives at Milfori 9:15 A.. Nj Urbana 1880
AN; Piaua 200 p M. This train connects st Mil
ford for Springfield and at Urbana. for Bellefon-
taine Glide and Sandusky..
II:5O A. M. DAY EXPRESS-Arrivas at
Urbana l:54 P; M; Piqqa s:Oo p N, Lima s;lo P;
NJ Chicsgo tvda Ling SsO A Nh M Kichnond aas
apolis 1850 2. NJ. Louisville l245 A. Nj Terre Haute
1850 P. NJ: Mattoon 1:soA. NJ; Psns 3225 A. NJ;
caso I tga fsSfeetej S $40 a. NJ Springfield % sss 4.
NJ; Quincy 1889 NJ Ks9kpk %sS y 300 7. NJ: This
any other route from Columbus. -i Hs
5:45 p M. WESTERN EXPRESS-Ar-
rves at Urbana sO5 P NJ; Bellefontaine 1927 NJ:
A. 4: n; H. DeiTais GniSasG IO!io L. Richmond ss NJ
arrive at CHICAGO the following morning. SEVEN
AND A HALF HOURS in advance of any other
route from Columbus. .,i.r.-ts, t.lfF. .a.fEa
at Urbana e:le A. M; Piqua s:l5 A. NJ: Richmond
ASS A. NJ. Chicago (via RiehmonD 1l:4o I, NJ; In
dsnsp9Iiss SIS a. NJ LoIisyills sqo Mi TerIa
ass p NJ; Pana i.s0 P. NJ; ST. Louis $50 2 M; La
fayette I1s5 A: NJ; Chicago cvia Lafayette, Has
ke6k1t ss5 a. nj. | This Train arrives at ST:
LOUIS FOUR HOURS in advance of any other
New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
Ali changes made in UniOp, Depots. Baggage
f6r tf5SEss sfs1 II
= f. p, 5G4SN BR9oNKs, Ticket Agents. Columbus.
s;SS:9}n'ssdsst. SsS sissss As Indianapolis.
4 Vl7 81 4 =
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full directions and treatise on the consequences
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feits If you cannot procure them of your Drug
gist send the money to Dr. JAMES BRYAN. Consult
Ing Physician, sls Broadway, New York, and they
will be sent by return OF mail, free from observa-
tion. For sale by Druggists generally. ,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07

Mooney no LOAN ON oITy REAL EsTATR.-wANT-
M cd, small, modern built House, centrally located 70
cash. BRADnURST FIELD, 80 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07
FINANCIAL.
A LBERr II. NIcoLAY,
No. q PINK strict.

Insurance. City Railroad Gas Light Bank, Telegraph,
Express Manufacturing aud Mining Stocks speca.
attention. and some hand for sale paying from 10 10 ~
per cent dividends, a. dow rates for iayeslments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07

Y,ocuysr sR WATER WORKS ooMPArY.
IL YER M n, Feb ~ iSM-ssalsd prcposals win Be- ~
SAVED a the oce Of Ills company until Saturday, eh
Tsrcs usrt Il noon, for digging and baek nng 81 miles
snches the o. NE os o. Rcshestsr for laying
map and spscin, ssions may Be the company's
cnsca. DANIEL hARsHs Chief Ensneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07
DENNsyLvANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF $4,000 COO

An create loan for the redemption or the overdue
Whereas the Commonwealth and certain
thcaos of Indebtedness amsnnting sSeecoOo been
Aad whereas desirable that The should be paid
AIs s ie snassa % he and Horse Of Re-
representatives. Of the q rensyyesa in Gen.
q the sarns That 0csernor Auditor General and
s ns Rs 70
Ss s DEEM Ssa ess n0 FOR ssn ses ssg
three e9as Of sers s9a sr cstscaes Of han or
q r MOI ss M * PER p. ps e % ssyaS
shall MT be suoist 10 any .axon whatever stat.,
lows, ans q millions o. dollars paysss az any
% paga q sna m n er 5 ye and msn ~
teen pears, millions q dsuars I. time after az
~ ~ treasurer BY
1<.or General erabs The books Or The
20 4 the T.nss and zee % y S,s
loan ncnaag nronnums &C. received on the same shall
sssa 20 81 s Gss on ss oAaA ana "
SIC IRE s for tho sad loan .s be opened nth. ,so
ner and % IN. highest bidder rroyided That %
's % 81 s sne s 3 ~ o. OF S
loar such regulations 0isvcrner, Auditor
der ro aeiosa now % Se issued sSa state In
or Of nde5eno.s II the
SEC Tat al trustees ssecn;os guar.
ing in d iciary capacity bonds OF Indebted
1es
der the bonds cercs OF ioaR held by them tho time
Of mac such bid sndSo rcceivs The bonds authcsed 70
SEC 8 Any person persons standing thefducary
capacity stated in the fourth SEXTON OF this act who
desr. invest In their hands for the benefit of the
trust without order OF court the IN the
bonfsalthorized bu tsued by this of pre-
Sncd That after passage Of this
bonsof this Common wealth shah be paid Oh IN the order
SEC q That ali ioars OF this Commonweai no. yet
shall Ae exempt from state, municipal local taxation
after the lntcFest ne February Grs one thousand eight
sEc That "a ex,e.ng laws portions thereof, ncon-
sissoni herewith, are hereby repealed, ,,x ss
arssker OF she House Of Repress ntatives.
j I. W. HALL
Approved The seeoud day OF February thousand eight
huncred and srty JOHN W. GEARY.
lr accordance with the provisions Of the above act OF A.
until u oco.s on the istdsy Of Apc p 1881 g be
Loan, Treasury Department, Harrisburg, Pa United States
bids viii be rs,oi-sd for g. ocooo remburs able in nve
years and pavableiR ten years. S. 100000 rembIrsabe In
ton AID payable In fifteen years and $lat0oo ren
prsable In 6fesnyea and payable in twenty years.
num- which erphciy stated 81 The bid and the
nost advantageous the State WI be accepted No bid
issued n sns ssr sums as desired By
tsc ioaners . - free fson state local and municipal
taxes. tnttk WI S*i ~ '#+
The bonds of Commonwealth of Pennsyiva-
mia will be ~cev0, at Of thsacan; but bid
Gers must state whether they intend to pay in cash In the
No distinction naede bsaders paying in
cash overduclc&nn. wv l-sl d 17s
Governor Of Pennsylvania.
| JOHN y. HAkTRANFT,
l MN4f sa9ll Auditor General.
l W. II. KRMBLE,
B.No newsraper publishing the above, unless au,ho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07

49,.
DRoPosALs FOR FLUID AND condemned MILK
III DkPARTHEEv
PuBrtc CHARITIES AND CopRKcrroN
No BovD SrRKxr, NEW YORK. March I, 1857. J
ge91sJ proposals win be received by
Public Charities and Correction their oflce No Bond
street un o'clock r. NJ Of tho 2lst inst for suppiyna
the under their charge with Pure MIX Tor
year commencing the LIST day Or April merit
Proposals will be received for supplying Fluid and Con.
densed Mlk, bcinsveeseryed By tie Commissioners 70
determine to be mcA uyr,tageous 70 The Department
The above % ns q inc best d1s IN every respect ana
Satisfactory evidence will be required OF the ability Of
Tho parties 70 furnish hs quantity called without default
aud security win BE- required for the faithful performance
The Commissioners reserve 70 themselves the power OF
REQ ,vng or rejecting any or All propositions portions
ths, eof 4 they may deem proper.
Arsv Information required VIII Be given application II
tnsr s'"'' JAMES BOWEN,
ISAAC BELL SommnsbnMA
OWEN w. BRENNAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07
COPARTNERsHIPs.

A BUSINESS MAN WANrED-As PARTNER, WIFE
"A &1ocv capita 70 do tho buying and selling and gen
eral out door business In good paying and respectable
manufacturing business Address, with real name, j.
D., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07

U,HE CROWDS AT BOTH OUR STORES THAT CANE
from all parts after our cheap goods was immense.
bargains side Headquarters for gooda
LO0 pieces wet hsfninG a. piece, all widths
900 pieces Dnity Ruling a. piece, worth 70.
dreaf bargains In ner Collars, all styles &C., worth l6
Best Corsets los, worth q
s. yards Alpaca BRAID, "a, worth 81 ~.
LOO lots nch Dress trimmings Importers prices.
Full lines House keeping Goods at low prices.
Bagana in Nottingham Lace Curtains Drspery Musns "a.
In every department. auction lots under regular prices
DONALDSON d MEARES,
correr OF Nineteenth street aud sixth aysnue, and
185 Eighth av., between Nineteenth and Twentieth
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.


The gold market was quiet and steady on Sat.
urdsy. Tho foreign exchange market was dull
and unchanged. Government bonds were also
dull and without any material change.
Business generally through the past week was
very dull, owing somewhat to the wet and un-
settled condition Of the weather. Buyers from
the country were numerous In New York and
Philadslphis, but there seemed to DO a dispo.
sition to look on and go around, more so than to
buy.
The coal trade continues in q very depressed
condition in New York and Philadelphia. The
Pennsylvania Coal Company sold at auction, on
Wednesday last, 80, 900 tons Of Pittston coal at
q very heavy decline from the sale on the 18th
July. There was an average decline Of twenty.
two cents per ton.
Tho shipments Of specie from New York
abroad for the week ending August "a was
| $595, 532
Railway stocks were unsettled and on the
rampant on Saturday, Erie stiaoning 7Oi, and
then declining TO 69l, the other railways auc
tuating in sympathy.
JAY CooKK 4 Co., bankers, furnish US with u
closing prices Of Government securities on sa
/ aa folloWa.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
1By Te1egraph.
From Europe.

LONDON, August -Noon.-The Uni
ted States ship-ofwar Minnesota has CONC
to Cherbourg. III VI III
The English competitors in the recent
trials Of safes at Paris deny that the Her
ring safe is success. They openly charge
that the decision TO that effect was brought
about by bribery and corruption. They
will Immediately ask for new trial.
LONDON, August 23-Evening.-At the
York races yesterday, the second day, the
first race was for the biennial stake, and
won by the Duke Of Beaufort's Van Ban
second, Roquefort; third, Rabbit.trap. The
next race was for Ebor handicap, and was
won by McKensie's Mandrake, beating
Beeswing and Gomra, In the first race
to-day. for the York stake, the Duke oi
Beauforts Van Ban was beaten easily by
Pearson's Achievement.
The nursery stake was won by Saxon's
yortigern. Healey's Steathconan won
the cup. 49,.
The weather was beautiful, racing
spirited, and the attendance large and
fashionable.
LONDON, August "a evening The
Saizburg conference continues To engross
large share Of the public attention. .
1t is rumored to-day that On explicit
understanding has been avowed at between
their Imperial Majesties Napoleon and
Francis Joseph, not OILY in regard to the
formation Of the Southern German Con
federation, but also to resist any interven
ton in the Eastern question. 1t was alec
agreed that the States forming South Ger.
many should remain in the Zollverein sc
long as Prussia abides by the treaty o
Prague. ;..
In regard 10 the Schleswig question, Il
was proposed that his Majesty Francis
Joseph should interpose his good Offices
and that on the other hand Denmark
should make considerable concessions il
her demands. .
The Mexican question also came up fol
consideration.
The body of the late Archduke Maxi
milan is to be demanded from the Mexi
cans by both France and Austria, and the
citizens Of both empires in Mexico are Il
be protected at all hazards.
LONDON, August 24-Noon.-Consols
"a o.l6; United States Five.twenties
73s. \
LIVERPOOL, August 24-Noon.-Cottor
quiet. Sales Of 10000 bales. Prices un
changed.
LIVERPOOL, August "a -Noon.- The
ship Greenock, which was recently aban
doned at sea, was successfully towed in
the harbor Of Queenstown last evening.
GLASGOW, August 24-Evening.- The
steamer Caledonia, from New York on the
10th inst, has arrived.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
National Labor Congress.

Chicago, August 24.-The subject Of q
national organ was discussed this morning
in the National Labor Congress. Several
delegates took part in the discussion,
when, on motion, the entire subject was
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Evans offered the following, which
was adopted:
Whereas the efforts Of the working
classes Of Europe to obtain political
power, improve their status, social and
otherwise, and to throw off the servitude
in which they have been and are now
placed by the institutions and laws under
which they live, afford gratifying indi.
cation Of the progress Of justice, enlight,
eminent and the sentiments Of humanity
therefore be it.
Resolved, That the National Labor
Congress expresses its sympathy for and
20. op peration with them in their struggle
against political and social wrongs.
The newly-elected were then installed.
Mr.. Mitchell introduced the following:
Resolved, That we deprecate the em.
ployment on Government works of persons
hostile to the interests Of labor in prefer.
ence to others in every way more compe'
tent.
Resolved, That whenever such cases be.
come known to the president Of the Ma
tional Labor Union, he shall Immediately
appeal to the President Of the United
States for the removal Of such person OF
persons. Carried.
On motion it was decided to meet Of
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on the first Mon
day in May, 1868, unless otherwise or
dered by the president and board Of direc
tors.
A mass meeting will be held tonight to
ratify the action Of the convention.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
The India ans-General Augur be
Iieyes that it will require Forty
Thousand Men TO Subdue the
Indians.

ST. LOUIS, August 24.-The Democrat
correspondent with the Indian commission
says tnat General Augur's evidence. taken
by the commission at Omaha, was to the
following etfec.: II the event OF war with
the Indians It would be general, not par
tial, and that he could not undertake It in
the department ofthe Platte with less than
twenty thousand men. He also believed
it would require the same number Of men
in General Hancock's department, He
expressed the opinion that Spotted Tail
went on the grand buffalo hunt on the Re
publican river in consequence OF the rep
resentation Of Red Cloud that II he did
not he would be dishonored in the eyes o'
the young men.
Red Cloud, it is believed, foresees the
extinction Of his tribe, and is ambitious to
play the part of Philip and Tccumseh. II
Is thought, however, by unprejudiced per
sons, that the concessions by the Govern
ment in the Powder river region will sat
isfy all the northern tribes who are to as
semble at Fort Laramie, and avert wal
with them.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
steam on the New York Canals.

NEW YoRK, August pa meeting
was held at the Produce Exchange yes
terday to take into consideration the ex.
pediency of introducing steam as motive
power on the canals A new invention
ior the propulsion Of canal boats by steam
has been perfected, and is said to work
satisfactorily, the boat being moved with
scarcely any possible disturbance Of water
Mr.. Alfred O.. Masters presided at the
meeting yesterday, and Mr. Martin acted
as secretary. Ex-Lieutenant Governor
Alvord, chairman Of the committee OF
canals of the Constitutional Convention
addressed the meeting on the importance
Of the canals, and spoke very fayorably o
the invention referred to. Another meet
ing on this subject will take place shortly
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
In Error.
The Star of Saturday evening says:
q" "EX.Conpressman John Ridwell hayi

The Star of Saturday evening says:
Ex-Congressman John Bidwell having
declined the " Conservative" nomination n
for Governor in California, it has been pre-
dicted that he will be chosen to the SEN
ate Of the United States in the place of
Mr.. McDougall."
Mr., BIDwELL did not decline the Con.
servative" nomination for Governor, as it
was not rendered him. lie was nominated
by the extreme Radicals and declined, il
favor of Mr.. GoRHAM, the Union candidate.
lie cannot take the place Of Mr.. MoDoU
GALL, for the simple reason that Senator
Cole already occupies that seat. If Mr.
BIDwELL succeeds anybody to the United
States Senate it will be Mr.. CONFESS.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
DROPosALS FOR TRANsPORTA-
TION
OFFICE Ass'r ouARrERNAsrRR, o. 8. AMY,
NEW 0RLEAEs, La, August II, 1867.

OFFICE Ass'r ouARrERxAsrRR, U. g. AMY,
NEW oRLEASs, La, August II, 1867.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with copy Of this
be received at this once until II m, MONDAY Sep.
tembeI l0 1857 for the transportation Of all 0overn-
ment Troops and Supplies that may be required BY
the ouArterma,ter's Department for period Of
twelve az months, commencing on the lst day Of
October, 1857, and ending on the SOth day Of Sep
New Orleans to Galveston, Texas, or rsturn;
New Orleans 10 IndiAnola, Texas, or return
New Orleans to Braros Santiago, Texas, or re-
Galveston 20 Indianola, Texas, or return;
IndianolA to BfaIos, Santiago, Texas, OF return.
Proposals will state at what rates bidders propose
to transport to or from each Of the abovenamed
VHiesrs md Enlisted Men, Cabin and Deck Pas.
sengers, each; and the following class Of freight,
Horses, Mules, and Beef Cattle. per head
Sheep, per head.
Iron Machinery, Lead, Zine, Tin, Copper, Mails.
Hardware, Hollowware, Grindstones, orinanee,
Heavy Ordnance. Stores, &C., per one hundred
| pounds, 200 lbs.)
Ha Straw, Moss, and oakum, per bale.
| Lumber, Pine. per thousand feet.
| Lumber, Oak, per thousand feet.
Measurement doods, Clothing, Equipage, Crates,
Croekery, Furniture, Doors, Blinds, ssshes, Wa.
gon Tongves, Mating, Mattresses, Light Casks
and Tierees. Books, STAT onsry, &s., per cubic
foot
Dry Goods, Flour, Meal, Bread, Rice, Crackers,
Dried Apples, Onions, Potatoes, Turnips, White
Wet Goods, Fork. Beef. Liquids, Lard, Lime, Go.
ment, Plaster, Tar, Rosin, Molasses, Brown Sugar
Tallow, Grease, &c. , per barrel.
Ambnlanees, sprins.wagons' Carts, and whssibar'
Army Wagons. teompists,l each.
Fruits, Jams, Jsllies, window Glass, Pickles, Bx-
Candles. crssfsrs. Hard Bread, Parma, Spices, Con,
dss,sd Mn, Can Meats, Soap, &c, per box.
Hams, per tieree.
IoIt per hogsheAd.
LARD, per tierce.
LARD, per keg.
RICE, per tlerce.
FAILS, per dozen.
SUGAR, per hogshead.
| SUGAR, (Hayana) per box.
| Salt, per sack and barrel
saovELsksD SPADES, per dozen.
LATHs, per thousand.
SHINGLES, per thousand.
TOBACCO, per boy.
HOPE, Per coil;
BRooMs, per dozen.
All freight to be delivered at each Of the above
named points at such wharves as may be designated
Bidders must be prepared to establish weekly
line OF steamers between the points which they pro
| pose TO transport supplies.
Troops aud public freight to be taken TO the fol
capacity Of ye.eels, If required by the auastermas
The ability Of tho bidder to fulhl his agresmeu
must be guaranteed by two responsible person,
whose signatures must be appended to the guarantee
The responsibility q the guarantors must be show
District Court the Unitsd States District Attorney
Proposals will be received for the nsportatio
| 70 and from ALL the above named points, or sepa
rate bids will be received for the transportation
named,
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
Marine News
Sun R. 6ls Sun s. s.44 High Water. $50 p. m.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Utility, Crossman, Norwich, Conn.
Steamer Kennebeo, Wilson, Baltimore, mer
chandiso and passengers tU master.
Steamer Pioneer, Oldsn, AccOtinck, wood tC
Harvey, Clarke a Given.
schr. Brave, Bradley, Alexandra,
Schr, j s Bragdon, Newcomb, Boston, Ice tc
Washington and Georgetown Ice Company -,
sehr, Yankee Doodle, Martin, Jaek'onVille
Fla
schr. Jane +. Durfss, Huntly. Fall River.
Schr, Mary Augusta, Uroton, Portsmouth, Va
schr. Chas. A. Jones, Griffin, Boston.
Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers, Jersey City.
Schr. ]. II. seabrsezs, French, Now York.
CLEARED.
Schr. Isabella, Phillips, river.