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Piano Tuning.

Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No.
36 North High street, will be attended to
by E. CoRNEL1soN,
oct27-tf
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POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday, so wet and
dreary, from our couch, half walked and
weary, to the Police Court where we oft
had been before, straight we wandered
hunting items, items that should please our
readers we could fiud within that door.
But the stiffness did confound us, so deep,
profound it reigned around US. There were
ghosts of vags" most frisky, 's svags" who
lived on lightning whisky and to the 'boose
had long gone DER, and the stiffness all
around Us for moment did confound US,
as we stepped upon the floor, thrilled us
filled us with fantastic terrors seldom felt
before, 80 that now, to still the beating of
our heart, we stood repeating verses that
we'd learned before, learned when but a
hunky baby, verses saying, "Now lay
me-" ere we walked our little snore. Sud-
denly we heard tapping, tapping, as if
some one rapping on the desk that's just
before you as you enter to this temple
through the door. "Thunder," said we,
thunderation! In the name of all crea-
tion, what can be the occasion of that
racket at the desk? Is it possible the spirits
make our heart jump in our breast?" As
we thought Of every caper spirits play,
down dropped paper we had not noticed
there before, and our fear split all to rib
bons as voice cried, Well, old Spivens,
why in thunder don't you shut the door ?"
There the Mayor sat and the Mashal who
deal justice most impartial, and grin upon
their faces as they told us of two cases, only
these and nothing more.
Gerald Still was not still; he was 6isor-
derly, aud, in company with James Donald
son, was charged with kicking up bit of
a bobbery. The Mayor fined them $500
each and costs, and in default they were
committed a. s...- -s d r.
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"FAR-FETCHED and dear bought" is not
always proof of value. The medical world
is becoming alive to the fact that our COM
mon Dock Root of the fields, is an import
ant remedial agent, and one of the most
effectual alternatives known. 1t has always
been a favorite medicine with the wise
mothers of the country, for ulcers and sores
and for purifying the blood. This root
which grows so abundantly around us ev-
erywhere$ is now known to be one of the
ingredients of Ayre's Sarsaparilia, which is
attracting public attention by its extraor-
binary cures of cutaneous and ulcerous
diseases. Each country produces the anti
dotes for its own disorders, as was said of
old, ''and upon the banks ttereof shall grooo all
trees for meat, o0l.oSe Hoooer shall not fade and
the fruit thereof shall be for meat and the leaf
thereof for medicine. ."-N NorthJfeLd w. Her.
aid. S-daW1W
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LEGAL News.

METEoRoLoGIeAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweler, 81
South High street.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New YORK money market-ApriI 1O.u

MONEY! per cent. for call loans.
STERLING EXCHANGE-lO9@ @l09X. gold for
first class bills
GOLD-Firmer; opening at lS5. and closing at
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Thereisn is no decided
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Removed from his Old once,

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nea
High street, Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himsel
or series of years the trea mont of certain pri
vate diseases. He may be consulted ct his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank
ch28R5m
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FILED YEsTERDAY.-There were filed at
the Office of the Secretary of State yester-
day the certificates of incorporation of the
following companies:
OF the Pioneer THEFT and Burglar Insur-
ance Company, of Sidney, o., organized tor
the purpose of insuring against los of
goods, &C., against loss by theft and bur-
glary. Capital 100000, in shares of 5 20
each. Principal office to be located at
Sidney, Shelby county. Jesse McVay, FL.
w. Neal, N. R. Wyman, G. w. Vandegrift,
S. Alex. Leckey, II. o. Roberts, D. w.
Stocktill and James Johnston are the cor
porators.
OF the Newburgh Homestead and Loan
Association, located in Cuyahoga county
Capital stock $15O,OOO, in shares of 5000
each. James Loveday, Moses Fish, j. d.
Jones, Calvin Pierce, Noah Rothwell, Nor
gan M. Jones aud S. M. Coely are the cor
porators.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, AprtE 10, 1867.

Wednesday, Aprtl 10, 1867.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
H Freeman, Bedford, 0; M Wills, Galena, o; D
NJ Hayden, City; w b Nlmons, Mansfield, y; j B
Price, CircleviIle, o; ID Harris. Cleveland o. g
Conan, Canal Winchester. o; w Renick, South
Bloomfield u; Dill Wigand. South Bloomfield, D; L
GqcTiD: G5OvePoTt. y; Jas Ssy%OEs, Y GEoyeport
port, D; II J TOpkey, Athens. y; G Cummins, N
Albany, y; w G Allyne. Westervil!e, D; ) Tippet
Groveport, o: WinSIow, Licking CO. o; II
Plum Lock6ourne. 8; Bacon. Westsrvi ie, 8 g.
Mills and three ladies, est Jefferson, 0; l. Dick
ky. Blendon, o: J Coleman and two ladies. Newark
o; S Blue nnd wife, Homer, o; Ii Upton. Har:
Gard and wife, Urbans, D; ID Clifford. .sLancaster, o.
Miss Lyon and sister, Martinsburg, 0; H A Scovili
and sister, Pickawry CO. D.; Cush Jersey, o; VIM
Rowe, Lockbourne, U; Wash Rees, Hamilton tp.
NEIL HOUSE.
John Quinby, Milwaukee, Jehn W Quincy and
lady New York; York; Mr. and y Mrs s Burr. Boston; J
kewitz, New Yoik; James Brown Massillon, o;
George Purser, JE:, Pittsburgh, Pa: r N smart,
Columbus: A G Willard Indianapolis; E H Hebe-
ker and wifc. Liovingtcn Ind; N Lacy Cinciunati
Dolman, Cleveland; VIM McVary, Rochester; j b
Schroder, Cincinnati; John Matthews, Rochester;
J Fl Richter, CincinDati A F Thornton, Cleve a nd
Au4 ustuS Block, BaItim9re Charles Williams. Gin
umb' "a. Pa; w j Dill, Sandusky: Matthew Lyncn d.
Circleville; A Jonss and lady, Toledo; II l. Thom-
as. Springfield; q Hollister and son, Cincinnati;
Mrs Fish and daughter, Maryland Mrs A Lloyd and
Backester and wife, Indianapolis J McRulty, Bal
timore; NJ Heushaw, Boston; G Englehorn, New
York; r B Dalze !. Pitts burgh; VIM Alling. Roch-
ester; Miss Parson. Northampton. Mass; Miss Sa-
bury. Mass; Moses Moore and wife, ShreVe, o.;
w Welsh, Boston, ID X Tyler, Cleveland.
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Turnpike Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ on the 4th day of May, A. ID. 1851. the under
slg1eG. corporators OF the Dublin and 'Worthing-
books at the towns Of Dublin and Worthineton re-
spectively for the purpose of receiving subscrip-
tions to the stock Of said Company, in shares of
Eift dollars ZACH. llt 20 Z -
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WHAT ARE THE LADIES COMING TOP
During our daily peregrinations around
the city we could not fail to perceive the
extreme youth and beauty displayed by
our ladies, and feeling somewhat surprised
at the sudden metamorphoses, we involun-
tarily halted at gas post and took COM
manding ''posish," in order to ascertain the
cause, if any, or endeavor to realize that
what we thought we saw was not dream.
We did not wait long until we discovered
that the whole hallucination was centered
and vested in short dresses, nicely pointed
and tucked up similar to those worn by
young misses attending school. For
awhile we thought we must certainly be
in error, but like magic, came an old lady
friend of ours (whom we know to be over
fitty) who, with outstretched hand, asked
how we were. We were astonished-
dumbfounded-and looked at the lady's
face, then at her feet-beg pardon, we mean
dress, and after careful survey of her out
lines and feeling satisfied that it was her
voice, we subsidized, wilted and gaspingly
said, ''How are you and your family %
We tainted Immediately and did not hear
the lady's reply. We have now only to
ask, how are we men to know young girls
from old ladies, unless we have been ac-
quainted with them in childhood?
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LITTLES PATENT
AIR TIGHT COOK STOVE.
PATENTED FEBRUARY. 1855.

The Best Stove in the Government.
THE PECULIAR FEATURE OF this
i Stove is the novel construction of the Oven.
which makes it the most thorough baker in use =
You have to the Oven in 'front.' converting the
sides into ues giving 1t two more heating surfaces
than any other ST We made. f+ q -t-E 90
As the Stoye is constructed it is intended for
either WOOD or COAL, operating with either
equally well.
ORVIL CASE, Agent, 49,
No. 139 North High street.
nov3-dtf ,i COLUABUS, o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-11

FLETCHER SELLS.
DANIEL w. THOMAS.
JOHN NJ. THOMAS
GEORGE SN0UFFER,
FLAYEL TULLER, =
. CorpOratOrs.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

solourn here The General and party will make The trip
from Washington In United states cutter, which has
been placed by government al their dspoaai IS
that visit Is TO be devoid Of polite al
Significance and intended purely and simply a.
pleasure ant which the General and his co1pdgaons
uoydge and respite from their Official du
The yis will be attended with little ceremony as pos
sbe out OF respect General Grants well known aver
sion to hero worship or as Socrates mas ~ 'ne per-
fume OF heroic dseds.n
Although the summer has not yet reached ts crowded
phase called The height Of the season., still each day
brings large influx Of visitors from all parts OF the
Union, and the leading hotels are rapidly niyne up
Before the war Cape May received the most patronage
from Southern families Although these have been and
continue wanting their places hed oR great extent
by birds OF passage from nearly al the Ia2e ctiee OF
the North and West Among the visi quartered at
The principal hotels aud pfSafe Cottages Hon. l. W.
Hall, President Pennsylvania Senate; General n. Y.
Chapman, OF Washington; c. Kartrisht British Consul
az Philadelphia Senator Catiell, of New Jersey; Mrs
" rorney, the lady OF tho Clerk Of the United States
"--erai Speed; Colonel LOOMS,
=. ", 49,. ~ CAPTAINS Irwin
Of Internal Revenue, Richmond,
and sarior, Y. 3. N p I. Randolph, Of New YoYR :,
Captain W. Starr and lady, OF New York. Judge Per
kins, OF Kentucky Prof. Hastings, Of Philadelphia.
There scoro or 80 OF hotels and large uumber
Of boarding houses for the accommodation Of visitors to
Cape May variousy suited TO the and astes Of
different classes or course these establishments cbjoy
only s1zkelke existence the .salinief they are
lively, iD the winter torpid ths philosophical Dfn~
cipe that beat expands and cold cont ,cs oil bcpes
hotels included sszE.sisSsE - t
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
AFFAIRS IN BUFFALO,.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.
fbe Femian Picnic-Departure Of a sqead Of
AvengiDg Recruits for Mexico.-~-t
BUFFALO. July z, isS7,!

fhe fehion Ptcntc-Oeparfure OIL u sTVau o.
AvepxiDg Recruits for Nexico..-~
BUFFALO, July II, lSd7,l
o'Clock-P. NJ
The Fenan picnic at Clinton Forest to-day at.
tended by eight thousand persons nom every
tion of the Union. At nine O'Clock In the morning
the Seventh regimen: Of the Irish repubcaa
army, with the military companies from abroad,
formed the Terrace and marched with music to the
Mansion House. and escorted Generals oNe and Spear,
Colonel Hines and Senators Morrison and Gallagher to the
Forest. There speeches were made by Hines, ONeD,
Hon. NJ. Capp and Senator Morrison The latter In his
remarks promised that the Irish flag would be waving
over irish army Canadian soil before next
January.
Tho revenue cutter Commodore Perry arrived this
morning from Detroit. aud il anchored wi In the
United States steamer Michigan of Pratt's Foundry,
at Biack Rock. The Canadian gunboais, Cherub and
Rescue, have been cruising during the day between
Port Colbourno and Fort Erie.
Generals spear and o. Neil reviewed the seventh reg-
ment l. H. A., and Rochester company The Fenians
in unborn did not number over three hundred They
we'll dressed Ia green uniforms, and
pany armed with the Prussian needle guns
. Twenty Germans left hero toni ght for New
Orleans, under the com maud Of Captain J, lnnes OF
Memphis Tenn, with the intention OF joining the Maxi
milan Avengers in that city.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

freIdsbp ana favor on Woe inoas .l-.s ~ ~, Ana
he hpd wanted said Roberts 70 surn asnass 49, n
join him in serving tle insno, ,sar Snr,d e ~
months bsfof4 they oo ~ ass s'T r. 49, h.N tbs
afant 70 hell they had tps Powes .ol NM ,n6
satisfaction they had received i'oni '"'As N'r
the Psnitentiary. ~s s-~-szt.s,--s4 ~ ~
..t Of unien Prisoners Of war
The Trfat- -.ssntiug Committee.
su..uIAr s.rS.s NE uvv- nress this
M. ,.'A- -soe' se -. r,rT;sys
'ns 'o'o"ns eieu'A' ~" " Wv '--7zs.-
afIernoon:-
Roo.s or THE CohM7TKg on rHE TREATMENT orr
pRrsosyss or WAR Asp UNION CITIZENS !
WAsHlSeros d. g. July H. 1867 !
Tn ~ the series OF passed by the
Bonss ~ Ranrssentatiyes July 10 Is6. the under
siyrsJ ware annointed a Committed to inyssligate
,ps :. ,r.s,rnert ~ nrisoners OF war ard Union
ci,i,ars hsd nv the Confederate authorities during
The recent rebellion" All persons In possession
OF important iniofmanon upon snne! oI .nsse
suo'.os trs.,sh ~ nso.F,r,s ,hs name sra and Pos,
once address Of the writer second fa sod seaman
hrs rank or pouuon ana Win what coinmano nc served
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

and Robinson par,lcpaed the agdavit referred 10
the Committee Rlectione
Sak BUREAU or INDIAN AfrAms-Ws mil FoE
DEekRTERs.
Mr. scBEkoK moved suspend the rules 10 enable him
10 introduce bill 20 restore the Bureau Of Indian Affairs
10 The War Department
Before disposing the the Speaker presented
q message from the Senate announcing that that body
adhered the amendments to the bill In reference TO
reported de<erters and dseiiniog committee OF con-
ference.
TN motion OF. Mr. AsnLsy, Of Ohio, the House reeeded
from its disagreement the Senate smendments and
the House, at four o'clock, adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

The Washington Monument Association.
The Secretary Of the Interior to-day to the House.
in to resolution, communication In relation
the Washington Monument Association, from which II
appears stated by Mr. John Carroll Bredt the secrs
Of the Association, that the treasurer in his last
nual report gave balance In the bank January, last
Of $s47; hand invested in corporation stock $1,000
sevsnthiry bonds, 81, 000 That 10 the purpose Of
the society TO dispose Of the funds now hand and
which may hereafter accrue altar the payment Of
current expenses, to the resumption Of the inter-
ruptcd work - soon - SUFFICIENT amount
has accumulated 10 justly the undertaking That
the only present sources Of the interests on
ths said Investments and in collections made q the
Patent Once the smithsonian institute and nom vis
tors TO the monument with the Of 80 psr annum
for lot q the monument and temporary rant Of IS
per month from room in the Lapidarum That the
amount received from the agent q the Patent once for
the year 1895 $780, and that the average receipts
from the above mentioned be stated s700
per annum. Tho expenses are SH month 70 watch
and messenger, together with expenses station
cry, fuel and repairs nrar
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
TIVE UNION co-optaArut syIlpmc SOCIETY.

The members Of the above society paid their second
subscription last evening me amounted 70 eA]7.
There n stili room fos few moro msmbsss % ~ eog
tngsncy Is 70 an the vscAnt - Of thcae wa w 20
krt vsek In Anrasi The Second co-optyNtis0 Buid-
ing Society meets Friday eysuing q rehefs lnsa,
Ss, :s: ss g 8. g tss'ss .%sss y 'ss X; ~ W. 5s
TrSaeyrvg
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
rus pusTllxu AID seutxssusc mIlae,u.

BOSTON, July II, 1891.
marty of forty three capitalists and railroad oiciaIp
COMPRISING citizens Of 0swsgo and OgdensbuYy, " r.,
81 Ibans Burlington s. Johnsburg and other places
40 vcrmons arrived last night and lett for Portland
this ornng Their object Is 70 confer with parties In
that CITY n regard ID tho construction OF the Portland
and osdeusburg Railroad In which they are more or less
tufcreafed.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
AFFAIRS IN aIcunoHo.

Csv. PierpeInt = StumpIsg Tear Through
virginis-Promineut Citixess KaveripE the
Augxst Convention.
RICHMOND, July ~, 1907.
Governor PierpoInt leaves the CITY 70 mako
speeches 10 the south western counties for tho re
publican party large number Of the most prominent
citixens getting up call for the appointment Of
dc lsgates TO the August Convention. Five German
republican cl ubs have been formed here.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

LoulsvILR, July ~, 1851
base ball match played THE afternoon at The
Cedar Hin Park grounds between the National Basc Bat
Club, of Washington. d. O., and the Louisville Cluo. Of
this city which resulted In victory for the Natoneh
by the Of s3 TO II. The game vas witnessed ~
very large number OF persons
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
cola fAm ON rM CENTRAL aAllaoAD--otcis,os AGAINST
TINE C0mpANv


BfNoBAnroS. ~ r., Jplv H. 1891
The suit Of Hiram Lewis against the New York Csn-
ra Railroad for ertortsoa In demanding specie paymsns
for fare decided against the company a. tho recent
all agreeing
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
mll. or seuSsiA. sTILl sTumpIAe.

AUGUSTA, Ca, July ~, 1901 .
Ex-senator n. W. Hill delivered speech at Atlanta
yesterday. He takes decided ground against recon
sructon under military bills and advises the people se
reject the proposed serna
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
flrAl NAltNuAo ACCIDENT.

NEWTON CosssR, Mass, July ", 1897
VIM n. Murray, we'll known house builder ane
pronissat citizen, was run over and killed on ws 300
ton and Worcester Railroad last evening
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
National Bank Statement.

The following abstract Of quarterly reports Of the
national associations in New York, made to the
Comptroller of the Currency the morning OF the rst
Monday in July, 1867:
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
FORTIETH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

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First Session.
SENATE.
wAmEaros, July IL, 1857.
pkTi1IONe
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Domestic Dry Goods.
Cslicsss s'i hrands. DeIIaiuss,
Ginghsms, Canvas. Deu,ns.
Ro'l aud Color ID Cainbt ics, Linsays.
Mary land. Miners sud Marlborough F1sids,
Check. aud Stripss
Kerssys sna Ta.ks. al brands. --'... :.
Bro 81 and Rlrschsd Osnsburgs
Brown aad Utsehsd Ur,lls,
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ell braads.
brown. Bl.schsl. Cslorel and Figured Can
ton Flann~ls, .-'' .
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inys de-, de-, DC.
Dres. G'od. Hosiery. Irish and Table Linen
| 4. weiing, 4Iandk ~rthief., FahnelS
Co,ssta. b,ine.tid and lmrorl..i. !,
Kid. Meiinn aud Fleered Gloves.
Lis-, Berlin and Cl"th Gi"v-s md Gnantlpts
Indies Furs, Sl,s Wis. Cloaks. Zephyr Goods.
Cutfs and Collar-, Linen ana Paper.
| Embroidered Colinrs and Cuff,
Mourning C"lInrs and Cuffs
Lace Trimmings anil Dress Buttons,
White Goods. n full line,
Belts anl B-l.ing,
Belt Buckles, Ribbons. NIL colors,
DEALERS arc respect
offered from tha fact that T u,
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erie of insane politicians to which he ne,on.

terie OF insane politicians to which he belonos
But the President having tasted the sweets Of
the vindictive exercise of unlawful power, has
lost all self control, and win still enjoy the
luxury of crying, Of with bis head like an
oriental Pasha Alas, poor Seward! Scared
by the assassin's dagger, overwhelmed with
domestic Affections, denounced by the true
men whom his own voice first Awakened TO
noble deeds and inspired with generous sym
pathies,-whO Is left to do him reverence
The history OF the United States records many
notable political failures, but none SO COM
pete and unrelieved by exter uating circum-
stances as this. Thirty five years of honor
able public life will not atone for two years
OF folly at time when the nation was in un-
wonted peril. -
One would think the new martygology might
stop here. Did not the custodian OF the ma
tional treasure pass the brass band ordeal in
triumph? Has not the Postmaster eneral
exercised tender watchfuluess over the Pies
ident in his peregrinations through unlriendly
States? How can these too faithful ministers
have incurred their masters displeasure !?
Really this accumulation OF candidates for the
White House is becoming embarrassing.
Johnson's Book of Martyrs grows tedious.
One or two suffering political innocents are
interesting, but when you have them sacrific-
ed by the hundred, they are apt to lose their
identity, aud become mere museum Of skulls
and cross bones like the Ten Thousand Vir-
gins OF Cologne.