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FOR SHLE.

FARM OF sixty ACRES. WITH
n good two story brick dwelling bouse. stone
spring house with q never failing spIiDg near the
age house, two orch-rds of select fruit trees six
teen of timber lanu, place well watered, sit
uated on the National road, shout eleven mile
east of Columbus, Ohio. Possesson can be give
April lst 1868. For terms and further particulars
apply to the proprietor the premises. near Re-
oldsburgh, Ohio. si i 80 -a..t ..,-i
November Goth, 1867.
% noy2I wlm H. C. MACBRIDE
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

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them partic iarly.
Let the weak and bashful youth Who has ruined
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read this book.
It will be sent to all parts of the United States an
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From New York every Wednesday.
From Liver 2ool every Tuesda
t-- ~ From Quee -stown every Wednesday.
D. Rates OF PAssAes.-Cabin, $50 (g i'd. Steer
age, $50 (currenc }. Storage tickets from Liver
pool or Qu en- nstown at low rates.
Drafts Tor sale on Great Britain and Ireland.
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DAssAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
L Britain and ireland, by Steamship and Sal.
ing Packet. 2. red ueed rate TAPSC0TT BROS.
York G. ntihue to is, ue Passage licket-. syaIaSIs
for tw.y no5thHs mon +. n kopSd.n tysrpoo
ln s1G PIa pSyspds psDs on demand for
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s7i CONCERNING ADMINISTRATIVE and
grandfathers can remember, remarked
the London Atheneum, the days when
tinder-boxes and flint and steel were in
general use, and the first coming in of
those very convenient matches which
gave us light SO easily. Sixpence a
o box was then the price; now it is less
than penny; and the inhabitants of
Swiss villages get their living through
the winter by preparing the millions of
little slips of. wood for the manufactur-
ers, who tip them with phosphorus. But
with all their advantages, lucifsr matches
involve some disadvantages, as may be
read in the evidence of last session, to
a committee of the House of Commons,
by the Secretary of Sun Fire Insurance,
who stated that by the careless use of
matches. the Company loses $4,000
year. 1t has been remarked that strict
economy in the use of bread in every
house, would keep down prices at Mark
Lane; and it is clear that if people would
be careful with their matches, the five
insurance offices might reduce their pre-
miums.
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IT has come to light that the Super
iutspdent of the Western House of Ref
uge, at Rochester, New York, is drunk.
ard, and amusss himself by pounding
and strapping the boys whenever he is
in bad humor.
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= TIE NeU York Post suggests that
railroad cars de- provided each with a
number of axes, 80 that in case Of a
smash, the victims might not perish for
want of means to extricate themselves.
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a9 s sscl 70 TIE GE7ZER Up oFA
CECLUB OF FIVE OR MORE IA
Weekly Statesman for One Year,
n1e A conPENs ALTON OF
ss CENTS A COPY WILL BE PAID.

Congress met on the 2lst of November,
and the Ohio Legislature will meet on the
1st, Monday in January. The doings of
both these bodies will be faithfully laid be-
fore the readers of the STATESMAN, and
every effort made to make it deserving
general patronage.
~ send for specimcn Copies.
ADDRESS. l...--
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Horrible Barbaritfes by an Afri-
IST sFGlLD8 can King. au ut


The latest news from Abyssinia de-
velopes King Theodore in still more
blood thirsty aspect. He had made an
expedition to the small Island of Metrata,
in the Lake Tana, and put every inhab-
liant to death by FIRE; then he made a
trip to Flag, hourishing town in Fog
CARA, seized fifteen hundred peasants,
placed them in five large houses and
burned them alive 1t is said that
there is not a single man. woman or
child alive between Debio Tabor
and Emfars, on the borders, of Dembea.
In the camp his Majesty has beencpur-
suing the same game. Having heard
that two thousand of his troops wished
to desert, he had them surrounded by
the others and their throats cut like cat
tie, the mothers, wives, children and
nearest relatives of the men being pis-
toled by the soldiery. Two hundred
and ninety-6ve chiefs of districts have
had their hands and feet cut off, and
have been left to ,starve.
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A plain statement of facts. inherited Scrofula
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nv case was frghful. Tumors and uce e spread
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Invent to Avon Springs. i received no benefit
tried every medicine aud did everything | could.
had to rest my arm q cushion, and had not been
able to raise 1t to my head for over The dis.
charge from two ul 'ers nearl a pint q day
Amputation was recommended. but pronounced
dangerous l could not sleep. and my suferngs
were intolerable. A friend brought me an English
physician, who applied q save with which he said
he had accomplished extraordinary cures in the
hospitals in ENGLAND. It commenced to relive;
pers sted in its use; it finally effected perfect and
entire cure. 1t is now 1s48 1t is five ears since
had the appearance of scrofulous sore, and my
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manity-and have called it "PAGE's CLIMAX
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choose. This is . brief but a1did statement. Civ
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2 T. = .
"SPoTTED TAIL" is said to be willing
to go to Washington if permitted to
take along FIVE of his wives. "Lo" is
more fond of domesticity than his re-
cent exploits on the plains would indi-
cate. We know of white men with only
fifth part of the charms which "Spot-
ted Tair' deems essential to his comfort,
who are glad to get off on journey
without q wife at all. The difference
between the savage and the civilized.
AT Clarksburg, Massachusetts,, last
week. boy encountered wild cat while
out hunting, and, failing to kill it at the
first shot, was only saved from death
himself by the assistance of his dog.
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OHIO STATESMAN
roR 1aez.a.
E. B. Eshelman and Chas. B. Food,
EDITO rs.
RICTI ARD NEvINs.
PRINTER AND PuBLlsHER.

This old journal, which Is devoted to an
earnest and vigorous advocacy of Demo-
cratic Principles and the Rights of the
People. is now published on the following
e. TERMS-CASH IN ADVANCE:
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Showing the arrival and departure Of trains ct Ct
lmbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, April 70, 1857,
a3ua vtll run a followa. t,.
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HORACE WILSON, Atty. Sheriff
nov26- dlt&wtd
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OHIO STATESMAN,
------r.-- COLUMBUs, OHIO,
OPINIONS on THE PRESS.

DrRINa the late canvass no paper " more able
and effective than the UHTo STATESMAN. and to its
energy and ability is DE. in eminent degree the
Democratic triumpa in Ohio Wyandof Demo
orfftio linton. esn s-ee elrr H -lt
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fully scrutinised Bills Of this nature should not be

carefully scrutinzed Bills Of this nature should not bs
mandatory, ..f ...
Mr. WE'D Dem, Clinton understood that the respons
biy of the heavy claims allowed by the Canal Board
and the Canal Appraisers the past two years thrown
upon he on account OF The manner u which
that they are not allowed discretionary power. lie
would take measures to Obviate any such exercise In
future and be certain these bills be drawn pro
tec the tax payers Of the State from undue extorion
MT. HAVi1NS Repp Essex would confer upon the
Canal Board III such cases the power exercised by
courts Of justice II the Canal Board was inflicted with
improper claim bills, let them inform the House what
KIND OF bills they want to remedy.
Mr.. PARKER rep, Cayugaj thought the Canal APP
prasers the safest Board for the reference of these claims
In many cases the Appraisers were directed to visit the
thus become witnesses behalf Of the state and were
acting as shield to protect the Treasury while he con
sdered the Canal Board directly the reverse He thought
the Legislature justly cnargeabe with some OF the ABUSES
that had grown out of these claims. II was the ~ Ces
requiring the Canal Board to do certain Things Without
giving them discretionary powers. ,.a a., ,.o,o,,
scrutiny into the character Of this class OF ols A.,
Mr.. LITTLEJ0HN thought this was case where lhe
contractor for canal repairs was liable, and not the
Mr.. YoUNGLovE Rep., Saratoga asked; Does not
the state release the contractor from such obligation by
the appointment of Superintendent over the canals;
Mr.. EITTLEJoHN replied that the contractor had en-
tered into written agreement, and the appointment OF
officer the part OF the State could relieve HIM from
his Just obligations.
Tie SPEAKER SAID while he for strict economy In
all matters he would not throw away any just claimant
1t was weak and sciy defense: The Canal Board had
the provision of the Claim bills He had known bills TO
be passed exactly alike, far the obligations OF the
Canal Board were concerned. In award was
made and In another the claim rejected He did not
make any charges against the Canal Board but 1t was
sicEy defense their part TO say that these awards
were made because the Legislature compelled them to
pay q specific sum.
Progress was reported.
A.. BILLS PASsED-ADJoURNMENT.
The bill to authorize the City of POughkeepse to Dor
money to aid in the establishment of the Hudson
River Insane Asylum read third time and passed.
The bill TO increase the salaries of School Commission
ers was ordered to "a third reading.
The Assembly adjourned
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MEXICO.

| THE REPORTED OUTRAGEs AT MAZATLAN DENIED.
By TELReRAPH THE
SAN Francisco, Jan. 29.-The Nec York Herald
Mexican report abotIt the execution of Consul Car
man by the French authorities at Mazatan, and thu
bombardment of the place by United States gun
boat is news here Direct dates to Jan. is say every
thing has been quiet since the city evacuated by
the French last November.
ATTEMPTED SEIZURE OF AMERICAN VESSELS
SAN FRANCIsco, Jan. 29.-The attempt to capture
the steamers Panama and Continental off Cape st
Lucas by Col. DArtois the Liberal officer, was tus
trated by the energetic action of the Commander OF
the United States steamer Suwanee who boarded the
steamer Colin, put DArtOis and party ashore, ahG
put the vessel back TO MaZatlan. 1t isnot believed
here that DArtOs has regular authority IRON the
Government of Mexico to warrant such enterprises.
DEPARTURE OF FRENCH TRooPs-ExPECTED EvAcU-
ALTON OF THE CITY OF MEXICO
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-VeTa Cruz dases to the
23d received.
The French frigate Rocan left Vera Cruz on the
2lst, with 1900 Austrian infantry. The evacuation
of the City of Mexico would be completed by the
2sth Marshal Bazaine issued proclamation to the
Superintendent of the railroad to arrange to trans
poIr3 1000 troops per day. lie had also Issued an
order stating that he had arranged transportation
for all parties TO France free of cost. The United
States gunbOat Tahoma was at Vera Cruz.
The APPROACHING COLLAPSE REPoRTs OF CON
GREss.
NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 29.-L,Era NOHrelle newspaper,
dated City of Mexico Jan. 10, states that Macmillan
is at the City of Mexico arranging private Bureau
1t is reported that Convention, to take the place
of the Congress called at Orzaba in December will
shortly assemble
Representations of Intervention have been received
by Maximilian but what had been their result was
unknown.
The anxiety Of the people in view of the prepare
tions for the departure Of the French army grows
daily The last column from the interior Is expected
by the close of the coming week, and it IS evident
that the capital will be evacuated before the end OF
the coming month Each convoy of troops going TO
Vera Cruz has its contingent of refugees
The arrival of Ortega threatens 20 create third
party and prOlong the struggle, and this increases
the general anxiety People ask what the return ID
Mr.. Campbell to New Orleans sigDified ~ is was be-
heved that he was ordered to report near Juarez.
Business is suspended and communication with the
interior entirely closed
The Minister of War has published note dlted Tie
I'd inst stating that according to treaty stuuatio'
with friendly powers foreign subjects viii not De
conscIiptcd. .
Martinez took possession Of Tullacingo on ITS
evacuation, at the request of the inhabitants, and
the Prussian and Spanish Consuls kept order In
Guadaaiara.
Gen Gutierrez was attacked while retiring from
GuadalajaTa, but Tepulsed the Liberals.
Work has been commenced on the Imperial Kali
road.
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KANSAS.
Br TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
topeka, Kan. Jan. 2,-The proposition before the
Legislature to appropriate 100000 to continue work
on the Capitol bnlding will probably be defeatod,
from the fact that the walls now constructed are
cumbng to pieces. Petitions are coming in from
all parts of the State asking that the word white
be stricken ont of the Constitution. Joint resOlu-
tons to that effect will undoubtedly be passed.
WAR CLAIMs-DEFEAT OF a FREEDMEN's BILL
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ga special dispatch from Topeka
to The Democrat says A bill was introduced in the
House to-day providing for the assumption by the
State of claims growing out Of Prices raid during the
war. The House defeated the resolution asking Con-
gress to give lands to establish Freedmens Univer-
sty ON the ground that they hadfree access to the
Common Schools and all the State Universities. the
proposition TO amend the Constitution, as-tO allow
Negroes to vote, was discussed in the House. but
without final action 1t is said this measure has
more than twO-thirds majority IN the Legislature.
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BRADDoCK-At Newtown D. on Monday Margaret Rucke
Brdoch second daughter Of Richard and Ph Ann Braddoek aged
years II months and u days
ENGLAND-At Paramus Tuesday Jan 49, George, the infant
son Of W. and EveliRe NJ England, aged p days
GILBRTHon Monday 2h inst, John D. ibraith in the Path
HIS reVes and friends residence
oh er Wie seaman BronHvle on Wednesday the Goth inst
Harlem Railroad leaving Twenty srthst and FOShas at 10
GUGOYAt KatOnah N y Tuesday Jan o. Eliza DOssiere
HoPRon Monday evening Jan @ Cornelius Hope in the ss
rs 5es and friends and those Of bis daughter Mr.. Tyo are
invited the f1e from bis late residence No co Thrae,
on Thursday afternoon, at u o'clock
HATHAwAY-on Sunday morning Jan r. 1867 Ami Hathaway after
Els friends and iose he smy Of hi, SON Theodore
National Bank members o Tih o. eth Regt
% : aisSi ss Se SG c ana Ss : 10 V
Place suiysut bween Houston and BleeckerS on Wednesy
Jan. %, IT Il o'clock precisely.
congestion Of brsn Elisha Keeeh Ssh year efh.age
Tie fneh services VIII ke place from The Tabernacle Bapiis Church
eoe Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend wthoPt
hrther invitation.
MuRRAY-ou Monday Jansa ss7 Rose Thomas
The ds Of the mr and hoe Of her sons Hugh and Henry Murray
eeaee Of EleyeHthaye and Forty hrst at
between Egh and Erbayes where solemn Mas Of Requiem vii
be offered for the Pose Of her soul and from thence to Calvary
PRALLon Monday Jan ut residence Woodbridge, j. Lewis
Pral in the s9i ysi r Of bis age O., -
M Thursday at n O'Clock Trains leave the foot Of Court
luds. N.Y. at 10 and returning leave Woodbridge at a;io
RoBTNs-n Brootn Tuesday Jan 90 1857 John Robins the
The rHes and ens Of hIs family invited his
from bis late residence No s2 Admsst on THURSDAY Jan 81 at
2 o'clock p. .,
sToNEon Monday morning Jan a. Helen NJ, wife Of VIM w
The funeral services will take place on Wednesday afternoon O'Clock
at her la.e residenee No 70 "A'hne'oH'qaae
Boston PAPERS please copy.
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POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING COwANs NOMINATION.
DOINGs OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Il T TELEaRAPH TRIBUNE.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 29.-The Senate this after
noon discussed the House resolutions instructing
the Pennsylvania Senators to reject the nomination
of Mr. Cowan for the Austrian mission. Able
speeches were made on both sides. Senator Coleman
offered resolution, which was passed, authorizing
inquiries into the power of the State to regulate rail-
road charges for passengers and freight a bill was
passed by the same body creating loan of sOOO0O0
payable between five and % years for redemption OF
the bonds and certain certificates of Indebtedness
overdue and unpaid.
The Lochicl Iron Company of this city has con-
tracted to furnish 5000 tunS of railroad iron for
Southern railroad
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

1T TELEaRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The following cases were
heard to-day in the United States Supreme Court;
No. II2-The schooner Flying scud and cargo b. Cay
man ct al. claimants and appellants, agt the United
6tates-prze On notion the decree OF dismissal IN tns
case entered OF tho present term ordered by the
Court to be rescinded and apnuled and then the appear
reinstated on the docket. 49,. ...
No. ieS-The Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria
Steam Packet Company plaintiffs In error a Sickles CT
al-contract Argument concluded ....
No. l27-Jrhe Mayor, etc, OF New-York, plaintiffs IN
error, a Sheffield Corporation, liability Tor norrepair
Of streets Argued.
No l20-Elie United States appellants agt Louise p
Gardeur de Repeuigny-aim 10 public lands Argument
commenced The will occupy day or two, and VIII
DO followed by numbe2 OF prize cases
COURT or CLAIMS.
JOhnson art limited Rtafea-- Araument commenced