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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-16
rysTnUcT-oy.

AT DoLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, so
"A Broadway gensepen or boys rSceve private les
sons Ia Commercial Arithmetic Business .ne Practical
bookkeeping &C. without charge aud learn more OF
schools; open day and evening
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NOR sALE-THREE STORY HIGH sTooP BROWN
stone, with stable, in forkve very cheap a. $40 ~
three brick, Central Park, S3, cW VIII %
rented furnished for $3.50 per month HUBERT PATTI
SON, go broadway, corner Twenty first strcet.
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sUCCEsSION SALE

4 successionl,o of , No. 54s.-Distric
Eliza Posey, decd )Louisiana.,~s 1aa1 +
IpYryIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THU
~ Honorable district Court inland fo
.RaWdes Parish, Louisiana, and 70 me ,di
rected, there Will besoid at public auction
70 the Last add highest bidder at the Cour
House ,' door ip the town Of Alexandria, on
SAFERDAY,the 18th day Of JANUARY
Iaiooigs tlia:s 70 y5slS67, b3s $40 sr3Eis3b
within thelegal hours, the following 9des
eribed property belonging to her sueees.
sieh9 tO-wit: 1s8oii gHIfhi a'g4tffi 30
IcoA certain tract ofiand situated. living
and being in the Parish of Rapides, State
Of Louisiana, on the, North side Of Red ,riv.
er About three. miles North of Pineyille,
Louisiana, aud containing eighty acres.
more Of less, together with All the build
inss and improvements thereon, and being
the last residence of the deceased, 4 ?
MOVABLE PRopRRrY.--A small lot of
hoase ' and Kitchen furniture, +
One Horse, 1 sg.,.,1.,;I 80 - :
/ Seven head stock cattle, and .;ss.it s.,
: :, Two old Buggies.a 19asl'''s' az si.] y
=, :, TERMS or saIka Cash Il, United States
Treasury notes for tile, movable, nrTo,ns Is
and one;half cash in u. s. Treasury hotss
Ior tllei'm,novable property, TIE otier halfs
on q credit of twelve months from day Of
salei9purehaser furnishing note with et,od
ssearltyln r solido to order ftheJ Admins.
lratef With special mortgage and vendors
privilege retained on the Land sold note ~
near t eight PEI, cent interest from n,atnr;tw
..is,o .. y; LANES y +. ANDREWS, Sheriff
beri1sth.. 1866. dI' - 11'.' oee w
!. dee l9th IDS Printers fees s7 90 i3'.,
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No. Gsh Ninth judicial Distrlci
Court u, N and for RapIdes Parish,

Wgh Y. James Tutor. in account will
q Heirs Of Rolt,s N. Henderson, decd.
oIGEis hereby given toall persons
therein Interested, to, show cnnst.I
within thirty days, from the present mott.
tieation (if any they have or CAM whyIthe
account presented and filed by, William G.
James, Tutor, to, the Heirs of Robert II.
Henderson, deceased, should not be 90.
pIoyed and honiologated. ~,
!. Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, this 18th
day Of December, A. d. 1865. fa9f- 7f'fT
'dec19 st JOHN Wv! HICKMAN clert
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/. LOST or DESTROYER

TWO notes against +. o'shee ID p,ffiinnci.
= pal and B. McFeeIy and r. Kelly as
set1rlties 4insolido each for tie sum- io5t
siico, dated December 3lst, 1860 ana pay
able, january list 1868 and 1864 RESPECTIVE.
", to the order Of the Mayor and Council
% me Town OLA lexandria''3 and, parapbeil
= rAe garsetur' by Mercer Garfield, Notary
fn lS December Slst, 1860, 3,.ss ss Z
|. tSigned) P O,sHTT
ags s "a. s .s. =. McTEELY,
p. KELLY. 5'sss
All PERSONS are warned moi AS Trade for
OF receive said notes as payment has been
stopped. ii sas JOHN FRASER -
ue' ~ d .e Asyus.
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YYvrun. ~S~S-o>~o~-~ooo~SSoo.o,
I, I J. WIGS ;l[Vs''s T0NS0RIAL SALOON.
SilAYING HAIR DRESSING A Mt
- '52&a SHAMPOONING! al'' 'r-N1

TIE public are informed that this favor
tie Saloonhas been removed 10 the
ICE USE HOTEL
In the Basement Story, where the Prom;
e,o, will always be found On hand and read,
to attend to his friends and customers.
Give as hin. = call and ;yon viii leave Ii,
Saloon . ct rtiyali to Count D.ors s and ~
Beanx Hickman. = +e9 Y 4. 10y
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-01-09

~ BRUNIG, Artist In Hair and dealer
VI. in Watches and Jewelry, No. lis
Canal street, Premium awarded at the
late Fair for best Hair work. Watches re.
paired and warranted. 4. REMAIN,
dec u 1a65ly Matchmaker
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S.EWI.Yc DlacXZy.E,e..'

~~~~~>> S~~COI<-&4AoseA
G0UTHERN FAMILY 9 SEWING
" MACHINE-Noiseless Machine OF
i, Wilcox & Gibbs, will sew, hem, fell,
braid, tuck gather quilt, cortland en-
broider with satisfaction q Agentswant-
ed at No. S st, Charles street, New
Orleans. Box 336. 4 sai!4 f.l aifs11ao
,laOct'H 66dy. egsaH3 ,5gl8 Hiad
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acXZJHER2,

A1l 7gtjf.8 gs]k.dcXZyKE'H2 .aa s.o}sd I
KNIGHT 81 CO, Dealers in Ma
1A!ehinery, Betting, CottonGins, &C.,
d70 q l72 Gpaeier street. New Orleans.
Oct II '6ti 1y. l9ig sfe14
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LARGE STOCK. GROCERIES, !,

l,E1S66, If. gss a.q.-.,l~-F ..gylT2
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lldRRLE'f 1)oRF,e

.GTR0UDlsl MARBLE, WORKS, '.es-
- tahlishcd 1880, n l64, St. Charles
street. Monuments, ,Tomhs, Headstones,
stant pieces, Crates, Slate, soap
oaf 7,ss - lLama 1ey9aod ,turoUs
6rso'V - w l9'zt} 10 2niZA 81 bta OF el5 |
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Shot, powder, grn caps. {donble water
arooi,) lEleyss,elastic gun.wsde. all SIZES !,
tSearlheators,gnm }ancets, Eya6'ssthumt
iancefs, tolltt soaps, tooth hras'es, powders
hair oils, envelopes, writing tpalet, chair
brushes, combs, fszors, and stropa,, line pock
i knives, Rogers English scissors, Warren.
English needles. Costs sewing. ,ln ead.,s ]
b Carbonate Soda, Salsra,us, Hors.td,g !.
Smoking tobacco, hexing tobacco.
Frenrh Brandy. a};f - !,
Window glass, putty, ole. colorss,, v : !.
q! nNslea, With 2 general assortment Of Drugs
a qe. medicines coal oil and lamrs, &C., &c,!i
.o sg.,i, HENRY 81. JOHN, :.
al. feF HoUsE, Alexandra, Louisiana. /,
Parlicn'ar care given to dispensing pl,ysi..
Clans prescriptions for which purpose lllr The,
very best drugs haye been selected. =
November g., 1868, #. s@.ao Er Z ,.'.'.' y
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sIF c0RAc 0.d2.S, .9yl.D. .Har 4
NE0RGE E. SEARS, General Commits,
" sion Merchant and dealer in Uay.
Corn, Oats and Bran, No. 81 Magazine
street A ~ t'iif z orr
Dpy,l4 1896 ly - q 's q ,.
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d..sH5d;fps SALE.

Allen Lewis VS.. Geary Eatman.--No. ;9SS-
District Court, Parish Of Rapides, Stat
Of Louisiana. ..l,l4 r,f.. - I.i...,a.l.
lPYVIRTUE of writ of Fieri Facias is
- sued by the Honorable District Cour
in and for the Parish Of Rapi,les, State 0,
Louisiana, and to me addressed in The
1taboye numbered and entitled suit, I have
seized and will Offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder, on VS. AI3i9 1898 llUo@
SATURDAY the Cd day Of FEBRUARY
|19a si1 i',ag hsii!f 1857 s9elhfIsr iiiiiia :
between the hours prescribed by law, at
the door Of the Court IIonse III. TIE Town
fof Alexandria, Parish of Rafiities;i State of
Louisiana, tile following described property
seized as the property of oGeary Eatinali,
defendant, tO-wit: 9f,4s adj 10 /
The NE. ! of the NE / of section 81 in
Township 3 and Range g.; also T. j ofN L
! and N Z 4of;s E. Of section ri and the
" Of N " Of section 26 in. Township 3
and Range S N and w; also eight other
forty acres tracts, containing 40 acres of
land, more or lessn f9reGola 9di b4sIGIjT
OF SALE = Cash in u. s. Treasury
notes, subject to appraisement., s. oi}il3m
R1- D bsta;qc0:J j. R,ANDREsYS, Sheriff. 4
sheri LEX, Office, Alexandria, La, rJsnua-t
= Printers fees sls 90 : .. sFa .;ld@ 81 :
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z 2aR6Rr ,D:aREH0NsR,a !


w. G. HARRIS ........ &c. +. LEWIS
q HAFING purchased the entire Es-
i'll tateof William Waters, consisting
of about twelve thousand acres of Pine
Timbered Lands, will continue to run
The Say Mills as usual. rTf 1.rTy
We are prepared to fill, any and all
bills promptly, and deliver lumber at
almost any desired point ID
. Orders tleftqat our Office in Alexandria
With JaA. Crawford viii he promptly
attended TO, 5a3.s si3 Isl
HARRIS q. LEWIS
aey 7i6s6m 81 7'l'' 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
preparation and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive rendering them reliable speedy and cer-
tain specific for the cure Of all distractions and sup
pressious of nature Their popularity is indicated
BY the fact that Oer 100 900 bottles are ahuaysold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms
praise of their great merits. They are rapidly taxi
ineths place of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know aught Of them as
the surest safestand most infalbe preparation in
theworld, for thScure Of all female copplsints the
removal Of all distractions Of nature, andthe pro
motion of health regularity and strengths Explicit
directions stating when they may be used and ex-
flaming when and why they should not, nor
could notbe used without producing effects contra
ry to natures chosen laws, will be found carefully
folded around each bottleSwith the written sigma.
ture ofJoHN j.. LYoN,without NhicknOne are gen-
uine.di 10 nQh" sief'a. 1Jon 90 d sy'ih
Prepared by DR.. J0HNI. LYON 1876 Chape
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can bo consulted
either personally or by mail Enclosing stamp, con
corning all private diseases and female
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. a9.
i.jTl Ut" GLFHi991 ,tC! q. CLARK n O0!,Io
General Agents for U. s. and Canadas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06

hibit the rates imposed on articles under
the tariff in force on the ilrsti Of April,
1861, and on the first of January. 1863. with
those proposed by House bill No. l7lS, as
nanded by the Senate. rroej lnf scal no
Mr.. JENCKS objected. T
Mr.. SCHENCK interrupted the proceed
ings by announcing the presence in the
House of Gen. Phil Sheridan, and moving
a recess of five minutes that the General
might be presented TO the House. t9,i 5d
The motion was agreed TO, and the
Speaker proceeded to. the portion of the,
hall where the General was standing with
General Grant, and escorted them, to the,
Speakers chair, and amid, the plaudits Of
the members,opresented General Sheridan
to the House in these terms: oti ploufc Wi
GENTLEMEN or THE HoysE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs: 1t affords me peculiar plea-i
sure, by your order, to Introduce TO You
General Philip Sheridano oOf the army OF the
United States. While tlis countrywil re-
member in the heart oil hearts of all its
loyal people, the achievements In fields of
danger and death Of its glorious defenders
they never can forget who was brave
among the brayest true among the truestr
and tho recollection of whose deeds will
survive as long as history exists, present
to you General Philip Sheridan. Applause,
on the floor aud in the gallery,lli griffiJ
| The Speaker then, pPesesentel to General
Sheridan each member personally. af+.uuqr
Business being resumed, the joint resOlu-
tions passed giving Samuel DVwdney one
of the last surviving soldiers of the Rev0f'
luton, an additional pension of $500 per-
annum. tI..I .s1y trrat.GflL nm 81 gt
| AIr. STEWART, from committee on Apr
preparations, reported the Army ApprorI
priation bill, which was made the special
order Tor next Saturday,
| "A bill was passed to provide for the issue
of certificates OF, service to officers and sol2
diers OF the volunteers, neatly engrossed
on parchment and legal representatives to
be entitled to certificate in case of the
death of the person entitled TO 1t.
Also, a bill to authorize the payment OF
prize money to officers and enlisted men
in the Signal Corps Of the army who serv-
ed with Farragut's fleet In the Mobile Bay
engagement. ya n" Hfo
Alter the passage of some bills of pri-
vate character. the House went into COM
mittee Of the Whole on the Presidents an
nual message. The committee rose and
reported by bill. ."'.|.. .li
The Speaker presented executive docII-
mehts as follows: from Secretary of the
Treasury, relative to the amount of taxes
paid by national banking associations to
the United States annually, and the several
States from Secretary of the Interior,
concerning the massacre of United States
troops by Indians near Fort Phil. Kearney.
All referred. AdjOurned. .,
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Insurance Panic.

#
New YoRk, Feb, 5.-The prospects and
liabilities OF the Marine Insurance COM
panies were the main topic OF conversation
in Wall street yesterday. Scrip holders of
the Sun Insurance Company have, it is
stated, sent their report to the Insurance
Commissioner at Albany. Several of the
Fire Insurance Companies are making ar
rangements to close up business altogether.
1t is reported that the receivers of the
Columbian Insurance Company, which
failed year ago, have brought action at
law against the stockholders who received
a dividend upon their shares few weeks
before the collapse. .iH iuoH hrrTps
-ir Lard oil Refinery Burned!I p Y
The lard oil refinery Of Cooke, Brothers
& CO., in Henry street, was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss $4,000; insurance
unknown. '''. ..'' ''I 'I pr. /.
GIFT Enterprises Illegal. 10 70
7. New YORK, Feb. 5.-Judge Ingram, in
his charge to tue grand Jury of the Court
Of Oyer and Terminer, instructed them that
gilt enterprises were illegal. rfr. If
y..- H No Prospect of Success. s,fT
The Post learns from Washington there
is not the slightest prospect of the success
of the impeachment scheme.iu iU .Iu171
Hiar1 sII.nei Thanks. hsHHauf ,7-r.i
The Greek Consul in this city has just
received the following dispatch by Atlafitie
telegraph: uti...il ~ 5'l
"LIvERPooL, Feb 4.-The Hellenic com!
munity of Liverpool request You to tender
their grateful thanks to the Boston and
New York committees, and to the Ameri-
can people, for their sympathy on behalf
of the destitute families Of Cretons, fight
ing for liberty" .'a.l 81 '.lS "l 'i', pr, =
0'.. i1o Heavy Robbery. iDgl, lHaia ~
New York, Feb. 5.-To-day;i. between IL
and / O'Clock, the Office of Leonard w.
Jerome, on Wall street, was entered by
burglars and robbed of 100000 In $40
United States bonds. ...l ',' .....a.. .....
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Now YORK marxetAFebl,sy,

COTToN-More active and prices without de-
cided CHANGE Sales Of middlins uplands at SeS
FI0uR-Us25c better, with mo more doing; 80 2sp
for extra western; $ll609l0 so f0rchoice; ell eO@
u 90 Tor shipping brands round hoop Ohio; el1l0
@l2 4Q for ira le brandsrmArket closing frm. .lf.
WHlSkYTEirm. Buyers are Offering 300, SELL
WHEAT About Sc better. Sales at % 10 for
No. MiwaukOe; 90 IS for No. 2 do; $3l5 for white
Canada; 90 90 Tor white Michigan, b, lIJI- ,,,it
RYE-Pirm: Sales western, in lots, at 81 2oD1 20;
yhARLEY-Firm. Sales Canada W est. in bond.
'BBxRLEY MALT4Firm. salesa at vi 30. ~ ,nU l',d
CORN-A bout IL better; sales mixed western IN
store 81 II 9l IL the inside price for inferior 81
oGfs~Ashads fTmqr, Sales atelsSio for west,
0iRRiCE-Nominsl. Ioll oil - b9igoVT li l1
U0FFEE-- Firm but quiet. ~ ri blHEhoIini
,SUGAR-Quietran rand steady, Sales at l09loIzd
for Cuba and IL &c for Porto Rioo, . ,,,,,t',.,
0MOhASSk kS2Quieti New Orleans Ssc. ln2I"'a
PETROLEUM NJ -Birm.s Sales crude at 10; re-
fined in bond 2993Os. I lia gluT9yq ui 751iHo
P0RkLfr@HSe%f % saIes t's at $40 95a9i Is Cor new
mess closing at S2l % tdr wPstefn; 80 f5dD20 %
for old mes; closing at $40 90 reghar S16 6759I7 90
for prime. and Sl992O for prime mes also 2laq
5rs new mess a. FL OOSs3 %. sellers option, foF
BEEF-More active. Salas at Sl7 0os2o 90 for
new extra meas in tierces; India mess S95. iD !III
BEE iAMS-Firmer; sales at $3l OQe35 80, adj
tBAC0N-Unchanged; sales at 1916 for Cumber-
land cut; lse forlong cut hams. i2 - u" 77"F
DRESSED iH0GS-999hc for western. g -I,H
ii hARn-Firmer sales al, llslSlsHc, for old, and
CUT GGATsT TEitm; sales at 8x x@okc forshoui.
BUTTER-Quiet at 2093Oc for Ohio. .,a1E3
| CHEESE-Firmer at 10 g2lc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
XXXIXth Congress Second Session,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, 1867.
SEN ATE. .--t-rF

s.... .-- fFr SENATE, --- H-tcf
On motion of Mr.. MORRILL,, the Secre-
tary of War was asked if General Sherman
issued any orders for protection of trains
crossing the plains. If so, what. ~
On motion of Mr.. KlRKWOOD,t the Mil
itary committee was instructed to inquire
what legislation was necessary for the re-
lief of discharged soldiers who had lost
their papers, and to reportby bill OF other
wise.
! Mr.TRUMBULL called upthe bill grant
ing the payment on war claims. Passed,
and goes to the House for concurrence in
the amendment. iU ..sl.,ai r.r ltlf .s,r
Mr.. GRIMES, from the committee on
Naval Affairs, reported, with amendment,
the bill defining the rank of Admiral and
other staff officers OF the navy, and creating
volunteer officers of navaland marine ser
vice who may be transferred to the regular
service, with sea service performed, as vol
unteer officers. '.'N,1
Mr.. .FESSENDEN, from the committee
on Finance, reported, with verbal amend
ments, the invalid pension bill. 1t appro-
PIRATES $33 2S0,000.
Mr.. WILSON introduced the following,
which was agreed to. risN d
Resolved That the Secretary of the Treas
ury be directed to report for the informa-
ton of Congress, what amount of money
was received from the sales of cotton or
other property turned over to the Treasury
Department under the several laws of Con-
gress, and what disposition was made of
the same; whether any of the money has
been paid or reiunded1to claimants; ifsO,
the names Of suchelaimants, amounts paid,
under what authority of law, and upon
what evidences. va " 1H n "a.
The Bankrupt billwas then taken up.
MIR. .HOWARD'S amendment, to strike
,out the 9Th section as amended was then
rejected. "a or
ON motion of Mr. F0GG, the provision
was struck out Of the 18th section which
fixes the number Of votes Of creditors nee
essary for a choice. hs,oaE tTraEgIa
Several amendments were offered and
On motion of Mr. EDMUNDS, a proviso
was adopted that all citizens of the United
States petitioners to be declared bankrupt,
shall file an oath of allegiance with the pc
I tition. "@N w."
On motion of Mr.. HENDERSON, the
| minimum indebtedness at which mvolun-
| tary bankruptcy may be instituted, was
fixed at $4,000, instead OF $500 rs in the
| House bill. d. p 10 rw1ls CO.. y uurs
,r The bill was then taken out of the COM
mittee of the Whole and reported to the
On motion ION oliiMr. SUMNER theprOyisiou
that no discharge to debtor whose assets
don't pay 80 per cent within \ year from the
passage of this act, shall be granted unless
with awritten consent of majority of hi:
creditors in numbers and value, was struck
out. After discussion, a vote on the bill
was takeh--yeas 20, nays g. So the bill
was lost.
| n Mr.. HARRIS originally voted IN the af
| firmative, but changed his vote for the pur'
tpose Of enabling him to enter q motion x
| reconsluer,l ,o-iA s8o.!uiua fu di1ou saIgi q
Adjourned, ,goi.4sJ t-tofes osrrG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06


Z TRANSFERS. OF REAL EsTATE.--The real
estate described below was recorded yes
terday: fa W
Harry Coe and Jane b. Coe, to James M.
C6e, Jan. ID, three acres and 35 poles, for
500. lTsE vaW 100 E'Y3F"kFB .H0
sg Nancy Ranney, Joseph r. Stewart and
Frances B. Stewart, to Charles Thiele, Feb.
q 1s711S feet, subdivision of out-lot No. "a
In the city of Columbus, for $500. .7
L. Goodale to Joseph M. Trimble, Jan.
90 lot No. and 81 feet off of lot No. 8
In Alfred Kelly's subdivision Of lots s and 6
In the city of Columbus, for $4,000. ,rr
w. W. Kile and Mary Kile, to R. A. Kile,
Feb. 4th, 60 acres of land in Madison town
ship, for $500. el x't:sI sa'aaoa4
RIA. Kile and w. r. Kile, to John F.
Kile, Feb. 4th, twenty-five acres, for $4,000
:, Samuel Chamberlain, to Abram Howard,
Feb. 4th, lot No. u in Latham's addition
to the oity of Columbus, for $l,5OO. ~
James L. Bates and John J, Ferson, Ex.
ecutors of Joseph Ridgeway, to Richard
Falkland, April lst, 1854, lot No. 2 of John
W. Bakers subdivision of in-lot No. 3OI
and fractional lot without number in
the city of Columbus, for $780, L .vsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06

NIGHT-MARE is one of the many diseases
Of which indigestion is the parent, and can
be easily cured by avoiding hearty food at
night, late suppers, sc. If it has become
of almost nightly occurrence, take light
food, tea and toast, for supper, and upon
retiring take a half wineglassful of Roback's
Stomach Bitters. This will assist digestion,
drive away this troublesome annoyance,
and allow. you to sleep, quietly. '-rq7ry. ~
teb6-d&w1w Ar' -a-rh '-''. .- 81 NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06

,PRoF. M6oALLHTEK last NIGHE--Au-'
other immense audience last night testified
their appreciation of the greatness of Prof.
Macallister in his role. A complete change
o programme was offered, and where every
trick was SO good, SO cleverly performed, it
Is almost impossible to particularize. The
most wonderful of his last nights feats,
however, was "Neptune Basin" in which he
produced vases of fish swimming in water,
apparently from nowhere. To say that
Macallister is great, is but to affirm what
everyone declares. t8ttsG G.l/
The distribution OF presents occasioned
much merriment. Buck Fulton was the
lucky man who drew the pig. uiCygiG3
John Kizer, who lives on Kizer street,
drew the china tea set, worth $50. His
success was received by the audience with
a round'6f' applause. Our friend General
Henry Wilson drew sack of flour, and as
be marched out with It, shous after Shout
of laughter greeted him. The sack had
revenue stamp on either end. Col. Richard
Nevins drew set of tea spoons.
PROT McAllister retires Tonight to ac-
commodate the Old Folks, but will appear
again on Thursday in new feats. "A dress
ing bureau, an ice pitcher, and a live pig,
are the principal presents.L
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New ORLEANS, Feb. A. The special
House committee reported a bill calling
for State Convention to alter aud amend
the State Constitution. The bill passed the
House by more than four-fifths vote. Its
passage by the Senate is considered certain,
it. Should he do so, the bill will pass by
more than two-thirds. %