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uIinot. central railroad.

CHICAGO, May 29-The annual meeting
of the shareholders of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company was held to-day: 49,
104 shares were represented. r. d. Water
berk, Cunningham Boothwick and 81. 81.
Hunnewen were reelected directors by a
unanimous vote. ....-l- .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

FRED. UHLMANN, Bookseller and Station
er, No. 231 South High street, between Rich
and Friend, Columbus, Ohio, has always on
hand Books, Periodicals and Pictorial
Newspapers of the latest dates. Also
Wall Papers and Borders of the most ap-
proved patterns; Pictures, Picture Frames
Window Shades, Stationery, etc. Call and
see. may20-eod1m
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TRANSFERRED YESrERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office yesterday:
Jonathan Neereamer and wife to Otis M.
Neereamer, May 2Sth, part of lot Is in La
zell's north addition to Columbus, for $3.50.
Charles W. Rice and wife to William P.
Stump, May 18th, lot No. in CIV. Rice's
subdivision of outlots 81 and 3S in Mont
gomery township, for S275.
John B. Hilliard to George Harrington.
January 4th, ~ acres of land in Norwich
township, for $425.
John w. Young and wife to Caroline B.
Davis, October 1Ith, 1886, quit claim to in
lots Nos 1872 and 1s3 in the town OF
Worthington, for 500.
John w. Young and wife to Caroline B.
Davis. October 11th, 1866, lots 1s4, 1s5, 1856,
1877. 1873, 1872, 1853, J64, 161, l65, in the town
of Worthington, for $1.900.
George Runkle and wife to Samuel Run
kle. January 18th, ITO acres of land in
Madison township, for $6,05O.
Hobby Reynolds and wife to Samuel s.
Rickley, May 22d, lot No. of Jno. w. Ba-
ker,s subdivision of inlot No 3O4, and
fractional lot without number in the city
of Columbus, for SIC, 900. sc Il / fgyI
Sarah Fritz to Elizabeth Lust, April 18th
95 acres of land In Plain township, for
$500.
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The Fashion UnPrece-
denied Time.

New York. May 29.-To-day match
for $1,000, mile heats, best in 8, to wag-
ons, between Ethan Allen and Running
Mate, and Brown George and Running
Mate, came off on the Fashion course.
first heati 2:29, the second in 2:21, and the
third, a magnificent race, In. the unprece-
dented time of 2:19. r., -. q,
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wool i'm New York-Man Report.

If any change can be noticed in the market this
weok. it is that dull has become duller. 1t is true
that stocks in the hands Of dealers are very light,
and yet light they are, every one seems to wiz b
that they less although all aware that with
tbs present views OF growers; Wool can not be
placed with the money for which il is sold ye not
withS Standing this, they are willing to sell, for
manufacturers will buy only at very low prices and
in very small quantities. and at that moment
when they just want it, and they would sooner have
their mills wait for Wool than buy day sooner
than they want it. The finest grades Of Wool are
now very scarce, but manufacturers evince dis
position to advance prices they perfectly will
ing to pay current rates for them if the condition is
good; if not, little concession Ii ust be made
Medium Woods sell but in exceed ngly small guam
titles, and to move Pulled Woods without q conees-
Woods also partske Of tt general depression and
selling at prices which it would be utterly
impossible to replace. ..l'H ~ .
The sales for the week include 200 900 pounds
Fleece at prices ranging fr, m sac to 621fc; New
York State bringing soc, and some very fine heeces
being sud higher than quotations. 10 900
pounds super Pulled. aud rs bales do. 45947Xcfor
super, so SOC for extrn; 1000 pounds .Tubb,d at
5597oc for scoured $4,000 p unds Texas, 28@3sc:
at 43c.
Our quotations follows: a. q, ..., q
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Virginia choice Saxonv
heeces 709721kc; Saxony heeces, 65eD7Oc thraaCner
ters and full blood Merino, 6O9e2Ke: ,haIf hH,od
66@57 10; quarter blood, so $50. com mon lsn50a:
New York, Michigan and Indiana full-blood and
three-quarters blood, 57ke go; half Hood 53f65c;
quarter blood, 500521zc com on, 46947Hc; Wes-
tern hne. 6o956; medium 50952Kc; common, 47k@
5oci Southern washed, 4595Oc: unwashed, 5o9s5d.
-LEconomist. May a. - -------+I : i.s.s.r
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Conductor Acquitted.

ERIE, Pa, May 29.-John Van Diker, one
of the conductors of the Philadelphia &
Erie Railroad, who was arrested last fall,
charged with embezzlement alleged to have
been committed by him as passenger con-
ductor, was tried and acquitted here to-day.
were Allen Pinkerton, of Chicago, and
members of his police agency, who were
engaged by the company to watch the con-
ductOr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

PoLIcE CoURT.-The diurnal levee of the
Mayor is getting to be a nice place. Men
refuse to give their names there, and how
can we have joke over a man with no
name9 It is an outrage that must be
stopped. and we call on theMayor to double
the penalty on these chappies who won't
tell who they are. They deserve such
treatment. 1t is direct attack on the lib
erty of the press. It must be abated. We
must have mems names or bl-bl-blood
With a decided preference for names.
Three men were drunk. Would it be be-
lieved? They wouldn't divulge their re-
spective or collective cognomens. Not 8
bit of it. Hear it not Heaven. Stop your
ears, Oh Earth! These wretches wouldn't
tell their names. We have the sublime sat
isfaction of knowing they were fined 81
each and costs. s.Dat's watts de matter
They paid up. HAl
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New York cattle market-mav e7

BEEF CATTLE-There were received at Bergen's
to-day, 250 head. The weather was fiue and trade
was very lively at the following quotations: -
Best quality. .ls0lsc
Medium: m:....-............. .17917ho
Low grades l5C
A few bulls sold at l5c. and some extra at lec. It
was the highest market experi' need for two years.
The advance was almost 10 per Id. and the supply
was not near equal to the demand. -l.... :,
H. r. Smith sold 1e6 head; ay. 200. at Isa 91s,;
Green Co. had 90 half Of which vent to Brighton,
and the rest were wholesaled at 1s9lec; Coon q
Horsbury, ss at l7h@1skc; Allerton Staley, %
Iowa. av. $50, at II 20, wholesale. =.
The market closed very much excited, with light
run. and higher prices expected. Speculation was
active, and the same droves changed hands four or
five times. .- a--.. .atrF.- a.- "a 1rr---
SHEEP-Were in full supply, and the market was
dull The offerings were mostly poor. Prices
ranged from 10 to $40. with some sales of prime
at 80. i.I. 20 --l-f, ,rr ~. 81 .l..rs-. = -
.H0GS-Twenty-ssven cars in. Sales at 7H9
7xc. ~. 70. 90
Total receipts for the week.-Mrs. Cattle. 1870
Sheep, and Is 500 Hogs .s-.. : .fI.-s. u f.'s..f
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, May 20, 1867.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Wednesday, May 20, 1867.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
-, R Whitaker. Newark. Ohio; Samuel Bryan,
Temple. Cincinnati. 0nio; John + Field. Jacob b
RRiCknGr R.A r Elias BsSrs Fuller city BIyan
esmer Bus
Hewitt and wife, John Decker and wife. Genoa. o.
PieEaway % % oo u John fs Welsh and wife, G,nes sfS T.
Limpesti Groyeport, Q; w Keiser, Scranton.
Dick piidi3s Gfc!ep jrt Q; " ? seymour. Grove e.
ES EGsGtSs e. p Gas a9s baT O. J. bs1a
Pehman. Winchester. G; ! E Bailey, Winchester.
P,sba4sS P aaRs fSn Faa T 51as 6osv 81 g.
s Reige; Adephia, Q; John Dizsrd, ReyRodsbure.
Wesseryiile q; Miss GniSn:r. We,tsrSi1Ie. .;
;t r. IEasvtsbFook, n dDsytSp, Q; Bartlett and nd
Jas Strader, Lancaster. o, John Ciarktand LADY
ShadeVille, o; Stimmel and lady, Shadeville.O o.
20 GooDALE HOUSE. svrr
Lemuel Bags Circleyille; S s Mauruir, Hun
ingdon; V r Latimer. Springfield; Jno : Moodey.
gaysSSs; sSqtha1 Ras Pssys0P; BfpRnsT
4sf y Js HGT
Cafss cReaSo Wson PtsSursSs Pa
Shss yo,t DeysGT PitsbpNEgh PA Baftlett
indianapolis, Ind; Jas G Anderson. indianapolis;
Ind; W Bates, Grnvrport: G 81 Carter, New York;
L James. New York; c, H Harrison Chicseo,
WIN H Peak, Mrs Peak, Miss Fannie Peak, Miss
Henry - Peak. Madame Annie Berger. Miss Louise
Berger, Miss Berger Miss Lottie Berger, Mast Fred
Berger, Mast Henry Berger, Mast Burney Berger
Marius Banker, L NJ Harris, Peak Family.
SIZED NEIL HOUSE.
H N Bill, Cleveland; 7 Thomas and LADY, Rich
mond, Ind; D N Dswley, New York; VIM Goethe
New York; Chas E Wiswell, Now York; Chas
Blanchard, Cincinnati: r T Paine. New York; q
henemsn. PhiIsdelphia; Thos Dugani Portsmouth,
Newsomerstowp; N Farber,. Cincinnati; B Z Con
mock. CoshOcton; Kent Jarvis. ,MassillOn; r Nc,
McGill and wife. Cincinnati; 4 d Smith.
Hartford, Cnnecticut: Corwins, Warren. Ohio:
s Hutchinson, New York; ] b Chapman, New
York; Miss A Ingersoll, New York, L Lehman. New
BostCp = Harris New York; S9hn e Millig.n, 1
Farmer Cincinnsti.S s Z Farrand, DanvilIe. Ken:
tucky;, ] F Barnard. Chicago; Charless Lee and
wife, New Haven. Connections; g Ely Cleveland;
E " Mascord, New York; s jacobson, CiIeleville;
A Louchein, Philadelrhia; K AIbuckle, Weston.
West Virginia. James Pihe. NeE York.
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BY OCEAN 4 ELEGRAPH.
Financial and Commercial,

LONDON, May 29-Noon.-Consols, "a;
bonds 7215; Illinois 7611a6; Erie 40.
LIVERPOOL, May 29.-Cotr on firm. Wheat
No. Milwaukee red 15s9d; white Calf
fOrnia 14s. Corn 39s9d. Oats 3s5d. Bar
ley 4sOd. Provisions firm. Pork s2s6d.
Lard 49s6d. Bacon 40s. Cheese 67s. I'D.
The French Army.
PARIS, May 29-The Government has
Der OF troops in the standing army.
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"A ShnI1er. .MnrriaRe.

ALBANY, May 29.-There is considerable
Sc lsation in New Lebanon Shaker family,
on account of the marriage of two of their
member, Daniel Harding and Marth I
Jane Cline, the former % years old and the
latter 10. -f1rt ss n a5t '--lf. P
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From Boston.

BOSTON, May s29.-Hon.. Albert Smith,
formerly Congressman from Maine, died
here to-day, aged seventy -four. f. r4sf.
The New England Anti-Slavery Society
held their 37th annual convention to-day. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30
Indians ON the war Path.

FORT SMITH, ARK, VIA LITTLE Rock,
May 2s.-The interpreter of the Comanches
arrived here to-day, and reports 5000 In
dians on the new war path, about 1000 go
ing toward Fort Belkhap, on the Santa Fe
trail, and the rest threatening Ft. Arbuckle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

os FreHr NEAR THE DEPoT.-There was
right lively fight at the corner OF High
and North Public lane, on Tuesday night,
1t rained too hard tomake fighting agreea-
ble, and they quit before being arrested.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30
Dangerousiy Wouuded.

PoUeHKEEpsIE,. NY. May 2s-Josenh
81. Jackson, a prominent lawyer, was dan
gerously wounded last night by a ball from
a revolver, fired by his son, who is insane.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30
Coun1erfeiter Arrested.

Troy, May 2S.-James Morrison, a
prominent citizen of Lansingburg, has
been arrested as the foremost accomplice of
gang of counterfeiters recently taken by
the United States Marshal. He has been
taken to Rochester. O. 1g-a'" . N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

Mr.. ED. LAUF is now in daily receipt, of
the most fashionable styles of Hats and
Caps to be found in the city. The most
tastidious can be pleased both as to quality
and price. Call at No. 229 South High
street, sign of the Golden Hat.
may4-d1m Ed. LAUF.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

=. A HEALTHY Day Yesterday was rath-
er a dry day, meteorologieally and locally.
People seemed disinclined to do anything
but set in the shade and discuss the sudden
change in the weather. Eta uc;saiiss F" o'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

FANCY TOBACCO wALLErs.AWe promis-
ed several of our readers to let them know
when those fancy tobacco pouches should
be received at Huston & Gardner's. They
are here now. 3yirrl4l ~ p as.sr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

How ABOUT TIA water cart broke
both axles on Town street yesterday. Per
conseqnenceit it broke down. There was an
immense fall Of water. Can it be called
an immense WATERFALL aa Z j. .sisii-i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

JOHN G. BEAL will sell at auction, on
Thursday, May 30th. 1857, at No. 169
South Third street, commencing at nine
o'clock A. NJ, the entire lot OF Household
Goods (nearly new). For particulars, see
posters. Sale positive. Terms cash.
may2S-d3t
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-TRIAL OF WIN. MASLEY.-The trial of VIM
Manley charged with being, concerned in
robbing James Neil's and Thomas CARROLL 8
premises both in Aprit last is set for FRI
day afternoon next at 2 O'Clock. IL }Aii.E
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Cincinnati Money Markes-EEay 90.
GOLD-Closed at Is7N buying. and Iss selling.
New York Stock market-may ss

STOCKS-ohio Certificates 3sk02s1G Canton.
4SS4Sk; Cumberland Coal so9soxi QuieksyeratR
MON Telegraph s2a 81 Pacifc Mai isS ISIeoK
All, Atlantic tic. Mail lolM9lol New York Central ssX0
@iO2 < Reading losK1 1l0z; Michiean Sont6ern ssx
@esx: Illinois Central ll6X X@iis; Pitts6uTS TbX3,
76h; Toledo ll29l17x; Rock Island Pacific SsE9f
Fort Wayne s1Dg7K : ---rra-71- - --e.TS-Nss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

WHERE rs He Pat the battle of Chicka-
mauga Col. J. r. Boyd. of an Ohio regi-
ment, was captured by Major in the Con-
federate service. The Colonel sold his
watch 90 the Major, taking therefor a
draft on Baltimore. The watch is a very
valuable one, and the Major now writes to
the Adiutant General of Ohio, inquiring
the whereabouts of Col. Boyd, and offering
to return the watch. Where is Col. j. R.
Boydp Will some of our exchanges tell
him of this?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30
WHOLESALE.

HAY-The market has been better supplied with
all kinds and prices have declined $l92 FER tun-
We now quote prime loose pressed timothy in beles
at S22923 prime tight pressed do at s2092l and fair
to good do at Sl59is per tun on arrival, and S29S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

L Britain and Ireland. By Steamship and Sail
ing Packet, at reduced rate. ,TAPSCOTT BROS.
York. continne to issue Passage Tickets. available,
for twelve months, from London, Liverpool, or
Queenstown, and Drafts, payable on demand, for
any amount, from fl and upwards. $50
BAILEY TH0MPS0x g. CO., Agents,
Emehlz-wly Bankers. Columbus.
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Local. New s.

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by W. J. Savage, Jeweler, SO
South High street.
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Ou1c6, may SoJ 4OoIs
oai aass sl.,gr-- A. et b 70, se .fa-2
Alkire Emanuel Andrews Geo Allen Jos R
Butler Miss CiaraBisset D Bull Mrs Flora
Beatty S Jones Brink S Sam ss%L Baen & NM Miss as
Brown Henry G Brown SEsiPA Noah Blown Brown Emma EEn o
Gess dee Rya 6san.a Ssa Geo Rss ss Miss
Coon &G Ia9 osRss Ms Fhs5
Donaldson David Davis Laf NJ DoddsRD
BB0T Mi' Wn bs9s PisGs Miss M% Trace
Edwards John Elliott Mrs K Edwards SarahA
ERs EsRs Mss RTs FSF M EH BIZ FFG Hen
Fleming Martha Fry Mrs Mary 3 Frazsny Miss
Gi1bsrtosG oG,,v Mis.EJ 1Gov Jobr II
German yyhn F iiiilflie Miss NJ Gilmore Mrs NJ
Gregory n Gear Galarin Norah
HHsydepn nl, Mr. HEoqrigsn EIog Mrs Hushs MTstizzie
Hia HSfi9aP Mrs. H3PPs IA; James HHsT keSJehn
ai Hsssop
HhB1nn rat HannlWln Mrs HOlllngWOrths
Harper w (3) High Valentine Miss s
Herod Hon VIM ssg- 9-r -.
-e' Irwin Miss Melissa
Jacobs W Judge F H % Jameson Jos
yudivivim Mrs Jones Mrs RalphJones J CO
Jones Mrs Abba - -.
kanass kintsIs Miss M1,ia K,hn Keller EdwrdF
Lewis Lewis Hsnry Lewis Law: %rj John
La9nir 9oi N Mrs Mary LuffbouTaWeP me Lewis VIM
LUdon VIM Loudon VIM
Manning Alex Mickell Henry MagerfyJS
N as NJ Martin Miss Nj A Moore Miss Mary
Miller YissM Mitchell Kiss N Moore Mary E s
Martin Manning ThosC2) Marker Wm
McGrimes Miss Emma McSurley Rev W
Neil Mrs B Nevin Edward Neil James H
E6a1a o
Gilman 0tb sqS99Per' I 0,Tool, Kate, Kate Ore oas9srine
Post Powell WmW
q
Quinn ID l. QuiAn l.
Robinson Miss Rinnor Chas Reanner DR. Mrs
Roberts Jessie Rusk James HID
SReliher Mrs Rickets n % Riley John
Ryan w Il Ramsey Robert
SimpsonA I'm broseSpeace Miss KateSnyder Miss KE
Sullivand Miss K Stit.s Corwin Sarorul Emily
Swiggart EmelineStap,es (5) Spicer G w
Shellabarger H(2) Snider Henry Sullivan Fl NJ
Siler jams Sohier John Scott Miss
Shelheen Miss III Schenck Miss NJ Seeley Mary H
Scott Saml Spencer Saml spear ThosS(bx
Smith Henry A Smith Miss L ) smith Mrs A
~ r
Taylor D 4 Turman Andrew Tufts MissAddie
Tatmon NJ Tufts n iss Eliz Thomas DIR J
Taylor M Taylor Mater
U
Upham &C
Vance George
Williamson Wilson Mrs A Warden BJ
Walcott ID B Wader Eliz Wilson Geo
Willis Capt G WATSON James Wrather Jos
Wolshire l.. Miss Wilcox Mrs L West Mrs s
Wiley Saml Il We'll Saml West Sarah
Walton Wesley Wheeler Wm E I-.a
miscellaneous.
Columbus Forge Co "P b"
U Chris Commission Chandler Garfield & Co
Case w & Bro Grumbaum Isl aac & Go
Gilmore w A & Sons Halle NJ 4 Co
Molar McGought John Co
JULIUS j. WOOD. P. NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

s.BILEIN' HoT."-Wasn't yesterday nice
un9 Wasn't it day to sit in the shade
and drink soda water or cool drinks with
greens in them? 1t was heavy on we'uns
who are adipose. Even gknash, the skim
ny, was observed to shed the only two
drops of perspiration he had in his body.
The perspiration stood on our brow like
dew upon the bosom of the lily. -
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Piano Tuning

Piano Tuning,
Orders left at J. Harris 6 Co.'s Store, No
SO North High street, will be attended to
by E. CoRNELIsoN.
oct27-trua saw 7os a'd ,s8ira 81 .ilp2A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

MAD DoG.-A, rabid, dog was shot on
High. street yesterday, but not until after
he had bitten several other eanines. He
made snap at lady on Rich street, tear
ing her dress, ebnt luckily not biting her.
The animal belonged over the river.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

PETERS &BENNs are practical carriage
makers, and can figure close on building,
painting, or repairing buggies. Let them
bid on your work before taking it else
where. Town street. opposite GWynne
Block. Ili may29-3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

Attempted hank Robbery.
BosToN, May 29.-Burglars made an un-
successful attempt to rob the Marble Head
Bank last night. o.. .....
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"A Coon PAPER.-The Neo York Sunday
Ne,us is one of the largest and best news
papersin the country. Its edited by Hon.
Benjamin Wood. Charles Dickens, the eel
ebrated English novelist, and Victor Hugo,
the great French writer, are among its con-
tributors. Those who wish to subscribe for
a combined news and literary paper should
send for specimen copy OF tue Sunday
Neacs. 4s-ofsd1 7sr r. 02.i o. savssj
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw

The supply has been large of loose hav on wagon.
and ices of low grades have been rather lower but
strictly prime hay in good request and brings fu
prices The scales at Sixth street market space
are up and working admirably. straw is in
ss the best hay, but inferior loads sell low Iay
We quote the rates on wagons, delivered, as fol-
Lam Iii.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

SENTENCE REvoKED.-Priyate George H.
Patterson, of Company A, Third U. S. Cav
airy, was court-martialed on the 25th day
of April last, for some breach of the "Ar-
ticles,". and sentenced to three years con-
finement in the Ohio Penitentiary. Yes
terday an order was received from Ad-
jutant General Townsend, revoking the
sentence. Governor Cox at once issued the
order for his release
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

RoBACEs BLOOD PURIFIER. There is no
medicine now in use which is so efficacious
as this remedy for the permanent cure OF
piles-bleeding or blind piles, The Puri-
tier removes the cause, and invigorates the
partto ahealthy action: Take wineglass-
tulthreelor four times day, diluted with
water. II costiveness prevails take one of
the Blood Pills three times day, to keep
the bowels moderately open. - FtE
Nav 2Q-h&iWlw - i. - =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

INTERESTING TO OUR CrrIzENs.-The prop
erty holders along the line of the Worthing-
ton road, are deeply interested in the con-
struction of Street Railroad from the
present northern terminus OF the Street
Railroad to North Columbus. We are glad
to see that they are moving in this matter,
and that there will be a meeting pext Sat-
urday evening at the office of H. B. Wilson,
in this city, to take this m after into consid-
Grafton. The construction of the road will
render the numerous building sites along
the Worthington road very eligible, and
cannot fail to enhance their value. At the
same time those desiring to purchase build
ing sites could obtain them cheaper than in
the city, and yet be as well situated as if
almost in the heart of the city. The citi-
izens generally are interested in making
the country as accessible to themselves as
possible, and should aid in this enterprise
We hope the meeting will be successful.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30

RATHER RoUGH.-A Mrs. Adams, living
on South street, made complaint before the
Mayor that Frances Shipnan was living in
her neighborhood in state ofprostitution.
On q hearing of the case yesterday after
noon, it appeared that Miss Shipman rented
a room from Mrs. Adams in which to carry
on her trade, and the Mayor sentenced
them to five days each in the calaboose.
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LIST OF.LETTERS 7.

Remaining Uncalled for at the Columbus Post
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