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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17
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The subscriber has received he largest assort-
mcnt Of Fresh and Genuine Garden Seed ever
brought to this market which he IS prepared to
sell in quantities to suit purchasers and ut the
very owest price they can be afforded, consider
ing the quality. He has also received ~ boxes
of SHAKERS GARDEN SEED, neatly put
up in boxes, containing 2I1 papers each, which
will be sold very ,ow tor cash, or sent lat 81;
commission. Before purchasing call ut NJ. 81
or 22O, King street.
feb 2 If HENRY COOh.
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TEACHES were in market this morning.
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II EAL TIRE AD L A G. E

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Just received real Lace Handkerchief, Val
encieunes, Lace Collars and Sleeves-very beau
tiful, and as low as the Same goods can be re-
tailed in New York.
Also, large additions to our stock Of Swiss
Edge and Inserting Linen, Cambria and Linen
Lawn Handkerchiefs, Hemstich and Plain.
We are receiving something new almost ey,
cry day. Dealers, generally, are invited to call
and examine our stock.
R. L. WOOD,
ie22 No GO, cor. King s. Fairfax St.
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JEwELRY AND SILVER PLATED WARE
Amber Sets, Comett Sets, Jet Cross Sets,
White Gross Sets, New Style Bog Wood
Sets, 500 New Style Buttons. Studs, Rings,
Chains, Belett's Silver Plated Spoons and
Forks, for only One DOLLAR at Prigg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S, Pennsylvania
avenue, near 4! street, Washington. jeS-tt
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EXCURSIONS. BALLS. &c.

VI AT THE
? ON 4 G & RDEN
ON Til Uk5DAY EVENING, JULY is, 1867.
Provided the weather is favorable)
Superior Music has been engaged for the &C
cason.
Tickets, to admit Gentleman % cts; Ladies
free 70 commence ut o'clock.
~ No improper persons admitted. The
strictest order will be preserved.
yl7-2t 81. HERBNE Err 81 PORTNER.
A NNl'AL EXCURSION
N A d PI G n G.
T =:;::5 :z:z;;s:
The Sunday School of the NJ. +. CHURCH,
SOUTH, will make their Annual Excursion on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 24TH, to Ca Rims
SPRINGS.
Trains will leave the depot Of the Loudoun
s. Hampshire Railroad at s and 100 clock 8: m,
and l and p m; returning, leave the Springs
at ii g. N, and and 7:30 p N.
FARE - .dults, 50 cents; Children, % cts.
Tickets can be procured at the stores Of kobt.
l.. Wood and VIM. L. Padgett, King street; or
at the depot on the day Of the excursion, or
from any member Of the Committe.
VIM. E. BAKER.
w. /. CLIFFORD. Com.
~ lid x IT PITTS.
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SHERIFFS SALE

TOR SALE-A % horse power p ETABLE
+ STEAM ENGINE, and frst-class MILL,
with all fixtures, tools and conveniences, com
plete. Address, with full name, P. 0. Box 1896,
AleSandria. Va jy l7-eo2W
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EMARKs.-Ihe mArkEI, IO-uay, ms Ute1l
quiet, and the offerings very light We have
no change to note in Flour. No transactions
in Wheat, and none offering. Offerings of Corn
only about 700 bushels, which sold at 103 for
white, and 1Ol for mixed. Oats firm, with sales
at 9Oc. Rye dull, and may be quoted at l25a
100, with but slight demand Wool quiet,
and prices tending downward Bacon ad-
vancing. Seeds inactive Butter unchanged ;
nrine in Good demand.
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CHE ITE MI s..

s1~TRY
.r..s THE
LIGHTNING
FLY KILLER,
AT
10 1G-Iw MIIBURN'S.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.

IL. '''''' y '''.
The fine schooner BILLUP SEAMAN can
be chartered for pleasure excursions down the
Potomac at any time. Tho vessel is in complete
order, and can be engaged on reasonable terms
Apply TO the captain
ic 2S-lm SHIRLEY KING.
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FOR EXCURSIONS.

| Tue last and commodious steamer HI LIF
INGSTUN, elegantly fit ed up, can be charter
ed for Excursions down the Potomac on Mon
days and Thursdays. ~
| iv 3-tf THOMAS LAWLER.
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{ ;of 1A'' J. y 'l'''7'l 1''A0"'
We, the undersigned have this d..v :ssoc.-
ted with us in business, 4. l.. IOL&UN, Of Ma
ryland undar the firm name Of GWGN, BECK
HAM s CO., for the purpose OF conducting q
posite the Corn Exchange. Thankful for the
liberal patronage extended to us heretofore, we
solicit continuance Of the same TO our nrw,
house CWIN x BECkHA>I.
July II, 1861
n. b ali persons indebted - The concern
OF G1Ein s. Bcckham re requested 10 make I'M
mediate payment, rs We desire to close Cur
books. " II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

BRICK MAoHTNE.-There will be trial
test of the Star Brick Machine (Capron's
improved patent), at the foundry room of
the Agricultural Machine Company to-day
at O'clock P. M. This Machine has been
operated in presence of number of our
citizens, who are anxious to have public
test of the Machine for the purpose of
showing the novelty and simplicity Of its
operations, and the velocity with which it
turns out beautiful pannelled or plain
brick. A company is now forming for its
purchase of the patentee. Most of the
stock is taken, and those desiring to en-
bark in paying enterprise can see its OPP
erations as above stated. dit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31
FROM NEW YORK.
money to be Refunded.


New York, Jan. 30.-In the Board of
Supervisors yesterday the special commit
tee on banks and insurance companies re-
ported in favor of refunding the amount
illegally collected from certain of those in
stitutions by the county as taxes. In
Havana to be made an Entrepot for
Cotton.
Havana advices of the 22d state that the
principal merchants have taken steps to
make Havana general entrepot for the
storage of cotton, by removing restrictions
on foreign vessels.
The United States gunboat Don, with
the secret mission, had not yet arrived.
Cholera Disappeared from Sc. Thomas
st. Thomas advices of the 9TH, and Porto
Rico 18th, say that the ehOlerahad almost
entirely disappeared from ST. Thomas, but
smallpox had not abated.
Telegraph Lines i'm Porto Rico.
Two telegraph lines were tobe establish
ed in Porto Rico.
The Cold Winter. ~ Jf
Old navigators of the sound say the
weather the present winter has been the
severest they have experienced for twenty
or thirty years. Many of the sound steam
ers got fast in the ice near Throgs neck,
and passengers had to foot it ashore.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

The New JAIL.-We took a. look at the
new jail last evening. A very great Inn
provement is manifested in every depart
ment, and there will be no more trouble
about prisoners breaking out-except they
get the measles or small pox. By,a very
ingenious arrangement, when the prisoners
are locked in at niggt the cells are still fur
ther secured by combination Of four iron
bolts to each lock, so that. if the lock be
broken, the bolts render the cell door just
as impossible to open as If the lock were
perfect or not picked. There are 40 cells
capable of holding so persons. There are
now in coninement2O persons, two OF them
females and four negroes. 6g.'T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

SHocKNG.-A man died few weeks
since in extreme agony, Some short time
afterwards his afflicted wife visited a
medium for the purpose of ascertaihing
what had.so distressed her poor husband
in his last moments. The table was put in
requiaition, and the astonished wifa soon
learned that he had refused to takeRo-
Racks STOMACH BrrTERs, and failed to pay
the printer. W oia4 30-dawlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 30, 1867. .dt
SEN NATE. q

2 |f.a ID lefls
The, certificate Of John Anthony Win
ston, Senator from Alabama, was presented
and tabled. "'AH
The Presidents veto Of the Nebraska bill
was read and ordered printed
The credentials of Henry Corbett, Sena-
tor from Oregon, were presented and filed.
Mr. MORGAN from the Finance COM
mittee, reported The House gold bill with
the recommendation that It do not pass. Al
vote will be taken on Monday. asa.,fai
Mr.. SUMNER offered resolution call
ing on'the President for a copy of thele
teron which Secretary Seward founded hi
recent Inquiries of Mr., Motley. sl
The morning hour having expired, it,
Hes oyer until te-moTrow.
MI, BROWN INTRODUCED q bill ,authoriza,
Ing the c0nstrqetionlOfa a Government tele-
graph from Washington to New York,
\ The tariff bill was resumed. The duty
was raised on erstoDe except for monu-
mental purposes, 81 per ton; old scrapfroh
$4per ton. y M '.'''' ..'hr'lIl 4Iie3nH',
Recess till O'clock. ~. .s. ,.q ~,
lptha 90 j5 EVENING SESSION., susidT.
On motion of Mr.. HENDERSON, the
Secretaries Of War and Interior were re-,
quested TO furnish any papers tending to
eXplainothe cause OF the Fort Phil kear-
hey massacre. 7h Gaa .rItt wtsjt
( Mr.. WADE called up the bill prohibiting
territorial officers from receiving leaves of
absence.oVer 30 days at time. Passed.
.xst r HOUSE.
Mr.. ELLIOTT, from the committee on
Commerce, reported bill fixing the COM
pensation of officers in the revenue SER
vice. - r--4--
On motion of Mr.. COOK, the Foreign
committee were instructed to inquire into
the expediency of the assertion by Con-
gress of the principle that naturalization
eXempts the performance of military SER
vice under any foreign Government, so
long as aperson don't rehounce the rightsi
of citizen of the United States. ~
/ Mr.. STEVENS introduced a bill to es-
tablish system OF free schools in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Read twice and ordered
printed.
/ Mr.. GARFIELD introduced joint reso-
luton extendingfor three months from the
close of the present session the time for
cOdifying laws relating to customs. Passed
I Several Executive communications were
received, including Gen. Grams reports on
the st. Clair flats, and Gen. Warren's re-
ports of the survey of the Upper Mississip-
pi aud tributaries.
| The committee of the Whole then con-
sidered the Military Academy Appropria-
tiOn bill. II appropriates $40,39o. After
some amendments, it was reported to the
House and laid over until tomorrow.
( Mr.. RAYMOND presented memorial
of alarge number of business men of New
FORK against impeachment of the President
and urging measures to strengthen public
confidence. THrEf. iCt
+ Adjourned. "a" i1asii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31
FROM EUROPE.
.o,r,,RY OCEAN TELEGR4PH.

FLORENCE Jan. 2O-Admiral Perseans,
Just acquitted of the charge of cowardice,
will be tried for rincompetency and disobe-
dience of orders. y MFt gWk III /
The American Mission. -
ATHENS, Jans30.--It Is General Helergis
not Ranjaris, who is going on a mission to
America. n I.
French Mon.Of-War Sailed for the
Pacific.
PARIS, Jan. 80 The French man-ef-war
Belliquenz sailed for the Pacific. FN
Spcciar Messenger from Prussia.
BERLIN, Jan. .z4Captain Warner, of
the Prussian navy, is going to America on
a special mission! 1 iri5 s5s iss,sJ
COmiiercial.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30, Noon.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Middllhg uplands steady at
.l421S. Breadstuffs generally dull. Corn
4BapsA a. D lFibancisl.aTt NJ r, s,y, . q +
LONDON, Jan. 3O.-Illfhois Central ad-
vanced to S216; Erie advanced to 447S,
,572Os 1914; Consols unc hanged. ....~T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31
new YORK markel.Inn 40.

I ~ NOW AOEA HhAIAOA-aAMaaUOs
CoTT0N-Rirm. Sales Of middling uplands-Ak
LogBSyIsrssaI9ss end szess,ilsa snd. Ifasi0
srn, $40 sell 35; choice. VII 4O9l2 so; shiprinE
5Iands q fo1nd'hcop ohib,sto ei0il evShod sSalpp0
y SO for trade brands. rssgBs
ATLDulb aud s306e, lower. Sales DfIHe.3
at SO 05. .siTsg AZ ss-aifqrN M SgslioT
RYE.Qaiet and drooping;s sales of CsDadaI3n
BARLigYse5toA SALES Of Oapsda We ,free n
at 81 1901 20; latter deliveredp ltroWed State al
SlO5. Tgrst31o 0c .nmpag lf1E ri rNaffaN agsrjsTg
BARLEY BlAIjT--Nominal. oK .ss.s,sssi ~. "a
CORN.293c lower: Sales Of mixed western In
store ' 4. " lHgi ~ ahoat ~ y lzel esa
C0AL-Quiet; domestic ID & so 4, s.. = .,
hEA5FAERs7 ouist and hrmia sO9Ssc fof henY =
HOP Steady at ss@7osf0F new:
W,,H1SllnIStes domestic fleece f5y ye9es W
li;z SEzSSiSSEEGhz IS n zSSi otqssjlss ssCs ssanss
PORk-0pened heavy but lower; sales aata Gao aaa
@2o-5O, Tor new closilis NJ ~ y o14l l0Il
Yestern els s7@l9 25 for old mes; closing lat Sio
mess; also 1000 brs new mess az $40 ee pton for
m6nths. e90 oSB2O f5J sellefs' opnon for Aiarohs2
BEEF-SteadT at previous pr ces. .oof,g.s
BEhE w tirmer; sales az BY 35c;, "A ~
BASCslN1,Actlye; sales at Ie9lo1 G1cs6e %,
iOze for rough sides NJ an JoSSe 81 -, -,
Gut NEA Firm and active; sales af sJ{ ahxe
DRESSED HOGSl firIner ~ % fOt mesi-S
LARD STEADY; sales at ll1f0l9sc. for old. spd,
BUTTER-Quiet and steady. hlhf - sf1J
CHEESE-Unchangsd. q fghH fiff9W haa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31
FROM MEXICO.
MaxImiIian Arranging his Private
Bureau-InterventiOn n-FEench Rap.
idly EYactia ting, etc. 1 HFai

.
Bureau-InterventiOn kap.
idly Evactsating, etc. SIZE,
New ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-The Ler Novrel
newspaper, dated C4di, Mexico. January
10, states that Maximilian is at the city OF
Mexico arranging his Private Bureaus
I 1t is reported a convention, to take the
place of the Congress called at Orizaba in
December, will shortly assemble. rSyaE1
Representations of Intervention had been
received by. MaXimilian, but what has been
their result is unknown. s.s sH1 ai ID,
The anxiety OF the people, in view of
Interpretations for the departure of the
French army, grows daily. The last, col
umn from the interior is expected by the
close of the coming week, and it is evident
the Capital will be evacuated before the end
of the coming month. Each convoy of
troops going to Vera Cruz has its contin-
gent of retugees.e The arrival of Ortega
threatens to createa third party and pro-
long the struggle, and this increases the
general anxiety.
The people ask what the return of Mr..
Campbell to New Orleans signitied, as it
was believed he was ordered to report near
Juarez. --
Business is suspended and communica-
ton with the interior is entirely closedss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

THEATER CoMIQE.-Last night good
house witnessed the representation of a
very clever sketch by 7. j. Oldfeld, enti-
tied "The Forest Fiend." The variety
part of the programme was tip-top. We
still insist that Murphy is the best negro
performer In the country. The singing OF
Miss Lizzie Jackson meets our distinguish
approval. She is clever pains taking lady.
AS dansense Md'lle Matilda Antonis is
of the first class as also are the Misses
Lameraux. One of the sweetest perform
ances of the evening was an imitation OF
Trinity Church, N. Y, chimes, on the
banjo, by Jas. Mas. Taken altogether the
performance is one we can recommend to
fun-lovers. .y e1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

uss,S-..-, .s.. ...,., .-...-.
o;,;o, O,;,o,, hr Ga w A6ooLo. m a.
OISiVh given Wy OoVi MecheI, D. L . III
the case of Dolson vs. Homan, which has
-,,, -
created some considerable excitement, es-
peola ~ iIs OteS, itt'c, y seons sna. q.
A., Ooaa.I. IT,. ii 10. Al, a ~ =
Cne UOOuale HOUSE, anu leIG Cnere at Cne
close of the last session without having
settled his bill. On his return to the CITY
4h;, ,,;..o. Do,.o,, h.o,,rht o,,,t .e s,,...
Cnls WlnCer Dolson prouSn6 sulI 10 recover.
Homan plead his privilege from answering
G
by virtue of being Member of the Legis-
-. d'C1.,.o AToo,-o. .o..5o.,44l e.
laCure' ana oquire MeeKer rehuerS Che Iol-
lowinO oninion:
- S~
D0LsoN %. dOhAN. ptF any q E r.rhf
This cause came on 10 be hesrd on the motion Of
the defendant to dismiss for want OF Jurisdiction in
this Cour to try it. The facts are aimitted to be
As follows; The debt for the recovery ~ which This
action is brought was Contracted more than ten
dayA before the beginning of the present session Of
the Legislature but after the comm encement of the
PENDANT ia clerk m the Senate. and NOT resident
Of the county of Franklin, on this state Of facts
the defendant pleads his privilege as clerk of the
Senate which is conferred lby a statute passed in
1852 as follows:
''ThAt members of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives, and the Clerks, Sergeants- a. rms.
D00r-k0oD0r9
of The General Assembly. shall be- privils0Sd
from answering to aoy suit which may he insti-
uted against any Of said persons in any county in
this State. other than the county in which aid
persons have their on ary cause of aoti on
which accrued ten days prior To the rst day of An
session Of the General Assembly TO which either Of
said persons NAV have beon elected. And said per-
sons sha also be privileged from arrest during the
sitting Of the Legislature. and also during the time
necessarily employed in travelling TO and Returning
from the place Of their meeting. allowing one day
for every twenty-five miles Of the distance by the
road most usually travelled provided that every
such person may be sned in and served with sum
mons issued from the county Ia which he resided
last previous to the commencement Of his said priv
| ilege." WV ltlflUt ef 9tfFf ~
The plaintiff replies u, the plea Of the defend |
confer this privilege upon mbcrs Of body while
they were IN legal and constitutional session; that
the Consultation provides that all regular sessions
Of the Legislature shel commence on the first Mon
are Unconstitutional and consequently that no NOM
ber or officer Of the General Assem- can plead the
privilege established by this section as such arc an
constitutional sessions. The question thus presented
is, can the General Assembly o6nstitutiOnally hold
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

TRANSFERS OF REAL EETATE.-The fol-
lowing described real estate was left fol
record yesterday: a
Levi Coe to Samuel P. Wright, Jan. 30
1867, IL acres, for $725.
Frederick Michael and Sarah Michael to
Ermerica Reddick, Jan. Both, 1867, lots Nos
10 and AZ in the town OF Rome, Franklin
county, 5000.
John Ream and Nancy NJ. Ream to Anna
II. Ream, Jan. 3Oth, 1867, acre off of north
part of lot No. 10 OF Stau's subdivision Of
farm near Columbus, $500.
George Knopfto Philip Knopf, Jan. 3Oth,
1867, lot No. % in j. & II. Miller's addition
to the city of Columbus, $3.50.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

AT THE SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE
The Board of Trade of the city of Toledo,
on yesterday filed certificate of acceptance
Of the provisions of act of April 8, 1866,
with heSecretary of State. nf9i
: The certificate ofincorporation of the Cen
tral Anti -Incrustation Company was also
filed on yesterday, The object of the COR
poration is the manufacture and sale OF ar
ticles intended to remove incrustation of
lime, &C., on boilers. The capital stock is
S2O0,0OO.S T. B. Rockhill, s. d. Rockhill
u. H. Beck and e. G. Beck are the corpora
tors. E0g eav ysf0ufq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

! The SIDEWALKS. I'VE would again urge
upon our citizens to improve, as faras they
can, the present horrible and dangerous
condition Of the sidewalks. Instruct your
porters or servants, who now, each morn
ing, build little mountains Of ashes in the
streets, to sprinkle the ashes on the walk.
There is a severe ordinance against allow
log ice to remain on the pavements, and it
should be. must be enforced. Better spend
five hours in labor removing the ice or de-
creasing its slipperyness, than to know you
have been the means of broken limb and
much pain to passer-by. Attend to this
matter, citizens, or Wen shake you up
again, speaking "right out in meetin'" the
names of those whose bump of don't-care-
a-cussitiveness is SO large, as to cause them
to neglect so plain duty. %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

OPERA HoUsE.--J. M. McAlllster, son of
the celebrated "Wizzard of the North"
whose performances of slight-of-hand and
legerdemain some years ago startled and de-
lighted the country, is to give series of
performances at the Opera House, COM
mencing on Monday evening next.
Amongst other sensations we see the great
ariel suspension feat is one of the novelties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

A CHANGE or WEArHER.-A sudden
change Of weather is predicted by those
whose age and experience give them the
right to speak authoritativcly. If rain
should come now, as is predicted. our
readers will regret that they have neglected
our advice in regard to their cutters. As
they now are, there is no outlet for the
water, and the sidewalks will necessarily
be flooded, impeding travel and stopping
the retail trade. Again we say, look out.
p. S.--Aswe write, at midnight, a heavy
fall Of rain prevails.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31
FROM SAVANNAH. !
The ns.l Negro EroISIss !. i'm in sou,h Care

The Negro TrOubles i'm south Caro-
,Nlii9r 1uQs OF lima. st- sbtl 4 ifgSD
|" SAVANNAH, Jan. ,3O.-4T'here is further
trouble on Nhe Chenes plantation in South
Carolina. The negroes will not leave the
place and, still refuse to ,makeany contracts
for this year! "A collision took place this
morning, in which Lieut. Lemon, of the
Ereedmen's, Bureau, was SHOT .inlthe left
arm. He returned the fire and Killed the
negro, sIt Is reported Capt. Brandtis
held as a prisoher, by the negroes Colonel
Sibley has proceeded with 20 men to the
scene Of action. NA %131es owl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

DoN'T DO 1T AGAIN We heard consider
able Indignation expressed against photo
graphsto South High street who attempt
ed to kiss a young lady who called at his
gallery yesterday to have a picture taken.
His friends request us to warn the gentle-
man not to attempt such thing again.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

GRoUSp Hoe DAx.-ASaturdsy, Feb. I'd,
Is "Ground Hog DAy.ps On that day, ac-
cording to tradition which runs SO far back
that the history of man runneth not to the
contrary, the Ground Hog crawls from his
hole and attentively examines the heavens,
keeping one eye on the " dog" star, we sup
pose. and the other on the earth. Is at the
rising of the sun, G. Hog, Esq, sees his
shadow, he incontinently rushes back into.
bis hole, pulling the hole in after him, as a
sure sign cold weather is yet tocome. We
hope this little vafmint Of a weather proph-
ct, may not be able to see his shadow, or
may go blind, that he "can't see it," D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

YIN. G. A.-There will be meeting Of
Debating Club No. l, of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at the Association
Rooms, corner of Broad and High streets,
this evening. Subject for discussion "Re-
solued, That Napoleon was greater in the
field than in the cabinet" The young men
Of the city especially, and the public gene
rally, are invited to attend. rr3, q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

AT CosT.-A. G. Headley G. Co., in order to
make room for Spring goods, viii offer their
entire stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GooDs at CosT for 80 days. Now isthe
time to get GREAT BARGAINS out of the most
complete stock of goods kept in the city.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-31

THANK You, DR.-Dr. Sharp called on us
yesterday to indulgeus in our constitution
al insanity on the subject Of sleigbriding.
Unfortunately for him, duty called us else
where and he was deprived of the extatic
enjoyment he would have had from our So
ciety. Thank you, Dr., for your courtesy.
But do not weary in well doing, we may be
home next time. h