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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
NEWS BYTELEGRAPH,
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE,
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

az Y0On,mercialand5Ftn 5Ftn9ncial.1T r q
StBeNDoN June 1A2 r. M.-The Bank d
England expects to reduce the rate of dis.
count in few days. Consols 961S; Amer
ian securities tirmerand advanced; Bonds
p PARIs. @ JuGe '1M9 ",S P MMThe NeTS, 10 Rank NJ
France has reduced the rate Of discount. 2
@IlTvERPo ooI-June 1ANoon.- cotton active
and tirmer; uplands liz. Breadstufs firm
Corn 39s3d. Wheat, white California, 14s
No. Milwaukee red 13s9d. Oats 3s6d.-
Flour 29s for western canal. Barley 4sSd
Provisions unchanged. y2QOOD Se1sItl
Illinois Central 7s1I; Erie 4015.5 5-S0s 7sJz
LIVERPOOL, June !, 1,eERening. ACottoI
firm; sales 10000 bales; middling upland'
1l58; Orleans ll5a. ,Breadstuffs unchang.
ed. Provisions firm. Bacon 4Os.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

STREET RAILROAD MEETING.-A number
of the citizens interested in the enterprise
met with the Directors of the Columbus
and North Columbus street Railroad Com
pany at No. Ambos'- Building, June LIST,
1867. - ''''-- = 49, - %
ON motion, Samuel Doyle was appointed
Chairman, and P. Hess Secretary.
On, motion of J.J. Rickley, II. T. Chit
tenden,, John Short and p. Hess were ap-
pointed committee to confer with, the
present Street Railroad Company, and set
tie terms of connection and consolidation
n. T. Chittenden, b, Wilson and c. S
Denning were appointed a committeeIto se-
lect route, procure the right of way and
solicit subscriptions. y ~ ~ sity5 bslsf s,f
Both committees were to report on the
18th day of June, 1867, to which time tn.
meeting adjourned.TrIHs $siiiig,.iaq $sii,ii e 10 '9''
u .h.rOIT - SAMUEL DOYLE, Chm.
P HESS, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
PROM NEW YORK.

The New BanArnpt Layvg IN 1T
NEW YORK, June 1.-To-day the new
| bankrupt law goes into effect, butin COM
sequence of the nou-promulgatiou Ofithe
laws of procedure it will be impossible to
proceed, and the court will be adjourned
to some future day, lof which due notice
will be giveri.f u icSEo
Southern Famine Relief Commission.
The Southern Famine Relief Commits
sion, in acknowledging further contribu-
of $3.194 in gold from California, state that
the United States steamer Purveyor, j. n.
Simpson Commander, will sail for Charles
ton, Savannah and Mobile with $4,000
bushels of corn, on Tuesday next.
,5TJ Recruits for California.
| Major Generald Butterfield has sent off
300 recruits TO California by the mail steam
er, under charge of General jeff. G. Davis.
1t is understood more are needed to fill the
acquisitions for California; TwoOor three
hundred will be sent by the next steamer.
The R'Pddy Of Of ArSs@psS 4 tenn Ward az Few
| D The body of Artemus Ward arrived on
Friday night by the steamer Deutchland
| and will be taken to Maine tomorrow for
ilterment.
| ~ Arrfvalsof fEmigrants.= gT
One thousand three hundred and fifty
emigrants. arrived to-dayin the ship John
4 Bertram from Bremen. There were thir-
| teen deaths on the passage.
| = 81 GReyenue Frauds.N SEgRE
Atobaceo factory in this city, one in
Brooklyn. and twoat Greenpoint have been
seized this week for alleged frauds on the
revenue. The deficiency of tax in three
| factories seized at Kriport, N. J., is at least
$5O,OOO. n ~ w
The New Orleans sSub-Treasury Defal-
| .-szEsF E.g'@. as eetatlon. z . s8 81 .seg
The official report of the special agent in
| charge of the New-Orleans sub-treasury
places the defalcation there at slightly less
/ than 100000, with security which will
probably cover it.
| .fs steamers Sailed. .bsi
| The steamers Europe, Manhattan, Ger
many, Pacific City, Baltimore, and Acadia
sailed for Europe to-day. Among the pas
sengers were Bishop Lynch, and Bishop
! Rapp, of Ohio. Z : a's :. sA-azssasz3
t- South American Items.-
NEW YoRK, June 2.-The Herald's spe-
cial, dated Rio Janiero, May 9th, via Lon
don, june 1st,, says: The. mediation Of
! the United States. has been declined by the
Brazilian Government, and renewed prep
4 arations are Smaking To prosecute the war
4 to the end. General -Wriques, it was re-
ported has srevelted againststhe allies, tale-
] ing 10000 men. There has been no further
| fighting. i,1-ira N5" BOA 'l"os
Cholera ragged in the allied camp. 2 .aTz'S'
The revolt in Argentine is reported end
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
MEXICO.
mail from, ,nIatamoras )

10 r7fisN Mail from rMatamoras. rosnss
loWAsHINToN,iD.eG = c., June ds-1The Cow
erneE has receivedsadispatchs sfpomaSecre1
tary of Legation Plumb, at New Orleans,
saying the mail is in from iMata moras, but
brings no news additional to that received
on the 26th of May and already published.
sW 1udReceipts3 from Customs.g aF1u
Receipts from customs for the week end
ing May 95th, $29s0,661. .79ai#5" '9N J: Iol
riDo city OF Mexico surrendered 4"1
NEW. Y YoRK, June LA special New, Or
leans dispatch to the Herald says ;r1 The
City of Mexico has certainly surrendered
to-day. sdf To srO-.aJIR SIT on Tooi
fC Gnibl General Ohafan Shot. ss,oeo7.
, General ohafan was shot there for cor
respondence with the Liberals. ~ " -. ,..y.
=, - ..,. =; Very Cruz. 49, "a s-,,,s
Vera Cruz will soon surrender. d busifr
bns Miramonl Reported Oaptureds3 s3e y
faMirahioh is reported to have been cap
tured by Cortinas short distance out Of
Queretaro. in '''"2 Iihtla er"p tiisI9d72 d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
RiIKefaad

Boston, June 1.--Governor Bullock has
vetoed the bill for the annexation of Roxs
bury to Boston, because no provision was
made for its submission to the people. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

Do JUSTICE TO NATURE.--It is ingrati-
tude to nature not to preserve and keep in
splendid order good set of teeth. Moth
ing can be easier. ALI that is needed is to
brush them briskly night and morning with
purifying Sozodont. It wiAmake the mouth
perfumed palace. m ~ may29-eodlw.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

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
tastidions can be pleased both as to quality
and price. Call at No. 229 South High
street, sign of the Golden Hat. saT.ifas bas
Imay4-d1m w .'-z,3 ,1 I,5-gE ,o. Ed. LAuF..glii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS must be true, is
an old proverb. And it is "a fact beyond
dispute that all tell one story about the al
most miraculous cures performed by Goes
Dyspepsia Cure. Chronic and obstinate
cases of Dyspepsia of long standing will
surely give way TO its curative powers.
Indigestion, sick headache heartburn,
cramps, pains and collie, in either stomach
or bowels, souring and rising of food, con-
stipation, general debility, flatuleney, cam
not exist when Goes Dyspepsia Cure is
used We beg of the afflicted to make the
experiment; it can be found at all drng
stores. - may29 d&w1w
Piano Tuning.
Orders left at j. Harris :& Co.'s Store, No
sc North High street, will be attended to
by - E. CoRNELIsoN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

NEW LONDON; June LA pleasure-fish
ing boat capsized off Fishers Island, yes
terday morning,i and sank! Captain Stem
ing Hall, Captain Coddington, Fish Cart
Beckmith, and a boy named Rogers, were
drowned a-.--- - - -----a NJ. \ !. u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
FROM MEMPHIS

.oj National Ty1pographicaIU union. is3
MEMPHis, Tenn, j unet I'D Delegates to
the National Typographical Union are ar
irving! The meeting promises to be one of
unusual interest. a3h s',.-DNtA 4FsHal so
astsa7i; Attempted Sufcide.a51sf -qii"i
A man named Ross, mail agent hence to
Louisville, attempted to drown himself
this morning, but was rescued. Cause alb
beration of mind. 40 .,'' ~, ~, -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
Second Trial of Joel e. Lindsey,

ALBION, N. Y, June 1.-The new trial
granted Rev. Joel E. Lindsey, indicted for
whipping his child to death, was concluded
to-day. The jury failed to agree, standing
ten for acquittal and two for conviction.
The jury was discharged. The prisoner
then plead guilty of manslaughter, 4th de-
gree, and was sentenced to pay finea of
$3.50. .0-soE rs-F - ekS -E1aaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

RELIEvED.-Maj-G George McGowen, U.
s. A. late on duty at this point, was on
Saturday relieved and started last night on
q ariionth's leave, for visit to his relatives,
in Palmyra, New ork, qfrom whence he
will proceed to Washington n Maj, Nc
Gowen has, by his uniform urbanity and
gentlemanly courtesy, made hosts offrienis
among our citizens, who part with him
3d.i, Hara TsTE -at-Hrf 7fsTs--E 1lE4TaE rrf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

-aGooD Penmens and Salestneni can pro-
cure employment of Baker & Wetherby.
southeast corner of High and Friend
streets, up .stairs.7 Superior inducements
offered to experienced Canyassing Agents,
who are respectfully invited to call. q ...1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

EMIGRANr AGENr's REPoRT.-C. n. Cam
pen, Esq, Emigrant Agent, reports the ar
rival here during the week ending June
1st of 2ll9 emigrants who design making
settlement as below stated. Sixty-three
Of those reported for Ohio win become CIT
izens of Columbus :,5at udtH5lAf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
RonAck,s BLOOD PuR1E1ER.--There is n,

RoBAcK's BLOOD PURIF1ER.-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-
fer removes the cause, and invigorates the
part to healthy action. Take wineglass-
tul three or four times a day, diluted with
water If costiveness prevails take one of
the Blood Pills three times day, to keep
the, bowels moderately open. ~ 4 II
"a Nav 2o-d&w1w -T IL 81 fa.--. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
Counterfeit.

ALBANY, June -1.-Ai. splendidly exc
cuted counterfeit $40 note on the Third
National Bank Of, = Philadelphia, was de-
tected this morning,sY a, zEsEa,E.b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
Steamboat EI,xZn,,losion !

New ORLEANS, May 3E=The steamboat
st. Marys' exploded yesterday morning
Peter Searbold, first eli gineer, was badly
scalded. o. P. Miller was slightly scalded
No other casualties are reported. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

4s WHITE WATER, wis, June Il 1.LGeorge
Esterby and Co.'s reaper works were burn
S16,000. The origin 7of-r the fire Is I'M
known, ,-,,zosr .fsr4 : -g..,fI ia Ls.oz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

PERSONAL HIsroRIEsTTWe are indebted
to jesse Baughmap, ESQ one Of the
pioneer settlers Of this, county, for p per
sonal history, the YhichOwe shall publish
on to-morrew. if possiAle if not then on
Wednesday, We will feel obliged to other
old settlers ii theyNi ~ w follow this good
.x.rnle OAk9lH0- -haR Sif6IAk Aia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

For NoN-RErENTIoH OR INC0NTINEN0E
of Urine irritation, infamat OF alteration o
the bladder, kidneys, diseases of the prostate
ssds stone II ae ri SsdSsJ e bEsl
lneys and dropsical swellngs, v-kwa,TF-r----
! USE RELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
OIeveIand amarket-NIay 81


Flour Dull and nominaliy unchanged, 5oaos
JiWAKAT-No transactions. and the markstis dull
CoRS@Dull and lower opened at 81 ol for new
sheled but declined 70 ~ at whcn ~ ciosea 9n dun
EOATS-Dulla and lower; sales tat 74o from stOrsfor
NED state. :. j; 91cm : o5 hslllaifB ~ yam
oB4Ri,Esf ft1No sales 81 -s9Giq 1sIh 9d1 III
IPORK-Steady and unchanged at $23ioO. for Mol
mess ga for .2d9 sa5 for clear ssooI.Iog ssoo - 70
BE EFTEirm at sls for No, mess $40 for extra
FimisRgAFitm andsteady at Nc for Gil yfendersd
SMOKED GEATSTHsms ,sdyanesd ,sSe;l held. at
lz1Sc for uncanvassed plain. Shoulders, dried eef
LB6TTER-Held at lsa2lel fOrseOed 70 choice
6HEEsE@oaiet and steady 1t raj range 81 sDi5o
RGGS-Inmoderate requestat l5@ l6c.9 ,s5o5s3
uILAKE tFISH=5Geod demand At the! f9loEirg
Bo Wslss Fsh Eaks sSaI
s HIGHW1NES-DulI and fnonainai at9 %. rs for
friec %EcoHoI AND sPiRTTs Pi outist Il ss fqSSs fSlSs
oghe Spirits e455: Neutral Proof Spirits - $50
bond held At aIA9s2ci 90: :ise At = 80 in trade
i0ss ii90sssoRGHUM-Hsldsat at 4ossOo with Olieht demand
apS 1RfED fsbs and hasss Held a ,
P.eEFa;gsi II 81 S &
. lTALLOW Moder,ste demand at t91I@loe for city
enPS nPSfoSSaSfER%Geod oSaS9fsfER demand ana @ Aiabastsr
wbits $500 per ton afoat, 900 from ssors; HPo,y
ellis" $1,000; Asbssser" Calciusd. $500 per Dbl
WIFI %HtTE Il IEIFai H demand and steady at srbS
: WATERiLIME-zGnod supply and market steady
at % 90 per barrel for OsHego and AkronF To s1EH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
-ZnIIsGUIDED MEM,

AND THE Law OF CHARIrYNAED MERCY
Diseases which form the basis of the Gravest Mal-
adss in the first sss 1f Ps and II ffeaIfoy sap the
vital powers with sure means fa OF rehet. Sent IN
'o-E->@1-s'1FT s~E@1-s'1FT DrsJtSKILEiN 'HOBGHT0N.s ssEs
Howard Association, Philadelphis, Pa
! may1s-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

CALLED ON Us.-w.v. Mexican, editor
aGd bdkdsS& oe IEaS PAzadaahsG PSsas
Ledger, called on US on SATURDAY..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

WAIVED AN NExAAINATIoN.--Wm.M Manley,
on Saturday, At his strequest, was brought
before the Mayor and waived an exannina-
ton on the, eharges,of burglary preferred
against him by .. b. Neil aud Thomas Car
roll. He was bound Joyer lin the sum of
$1,000 on each charge and In default went
t6eSasi! itHun5n'0 10 z 4 0Os6 "a sgvRsJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

.sMARRIAGE LIcENsEs IssUKD.l During
theweek ending June lst eleven marriage
licenses were issued, as follows "a Monday,
4; Tuesday. i. Wednesday q, Thursday,
none; Friday, 8; Saturday, l. During the
month Of May there were Issued 50 mar
riage licenses, against g67- for the same
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

EN- Reynolds, city; Mrs Munson. city; 8 Brels-
Ohio. W H brown, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; ] G Goodman.
New York; Rariek. Lancaster Ohio; Jas Fullerton.
Milford Ohio Wiilismsi o + FlHpdeTs S ~ linsis;
Delaware. 0fio; d Ciaik and wife, Van Vert,
Ohio; Robert Shields. Indianapolis. = i6i1s 17E
G5sa5.d UNITED STATES HOTEL .9-'F ~
J lRarick. Lancaster, Q; Elias Beers. city; C
Union City Urban FiEsssrs Rsinsbore Jesse HsT.
j Biofhor. city; N q He9Fy. zsHesvilIs. q 4 +
Thomas. do; F e D9dgridgs. girOley:le, q; J 1
Fuller, city; Johu a Conn. Delaware; W Doug
lass. GrCye lily: i Tosi.h RsnicS Girclsyiiei Q.
Jas NsFthf&R &ss bons U 4s
Woodrpif, Alton. o; W q EIliotte and wife, Alton.
Q; CIV butler and vie. AAItGa; o; " sey%Ors
o. T Guerin. Westerville. Q; J Flowers. Ny;
Clancy Mnehsstser g "A o
Herr and wife Hamilton dI f tpi Jones f HS%tgn
r, sGroveoort o. john seSmOre, Groveport.
o. H A Warner. Groyeport Q; 8 Sims. City;
wife. Sfs " crIf instOn. Ohio; Willis Springfield.
Ohio; A Hume. Lyndon. Ohio; Selley Dennis,
William Rowe. Lockbournes- Ohio; G. d ,Uflery.
Newland. OHIO; NJ Morse and mother. ,Lithopolis.
bsoRsa SShs
E P Cook, Galena. Ohio; ThomasM N Clark and wife,
6O S56 6o6h and and Gs
ton, Ohio. Charles Stow, . gent Dan kices Great
| Show; Thomas Rice. do; j Lane. do; Z Swisher,
township; Robert Seeds and lady. Hamilton 9P;
d Sease New York; A Painter Night count y. Yir.
ginia; L Painter. Night county, Virginia; P
Dunn. Delaware; s W Hamautt, Philadelphia;IW
| H Trim, Winchester, Ohie; g Seely, Winchester.
Ohio G W ,Hutfman. city; John & Stimmel Ham
John R Sheeders, Harrisburgi Ohio. JAS KaSken,
Indianapolis; Id Slaughter " WesIeryille; W 5
inIers, w Westervlle; q II GeTger, Westeryille;
j Freeman, 1ndianapolis; A w Eryer, Now ! ork.
,,- NEIL HOUSE. III. Ti b5 5f5fr'--i
RF Dawson, Pittsburgh George 81. Shoemaker
Cincinnati: James Fal ington and lady, Irwin, U:
Rev Il R HoisingtOn and lady, Warren, %; Thomas
| P Dill, Pbiladelphia; Mr. and Mrs TheodoretT Mo-
ran New ork; R Field, Philadephia;zJ j r TayI Ier.
city; q b Smith, Boston, Massachusetts; r Cruna.
Pittsburgh, Pa: Mr. aud Mrs Luther II Tucker, Al
| bana New York; j. G CobuTn, Boston, Massachu-
| setts; j. II Garrett, Columbus, o; Mrs M j Palmer,
st Louis Missouri q B Lindsay, Altoon: Illinois;
Reid, Buffalo, New Y ork;sW Palmer. st. Louis.
B Young. New York: J iLagowitE. Newark. N u
j Flowers, New York; Louis o sglson. Phiiadel,
phia; W Baker. Buffalo. New York; u T Smith
Baltimore, Md; ohm; Work Smith, New York; u B
West Vase Hutchinsen, New York. Miss Trim
bic, Philadelphia, Pa. II Yancamp. Cleyand. o; Geo
W Guysi. Cincignati aOs Ossart .ippocs Manchester
an%o S GSn
Vernon. Ohio; N Rock1eIl. New York; William
lNhnaoR%i % HpDsiHnfti; HaIrison TEssd Isg9sCn, -
tt5n. Mass; Wiiiis& H. Vale. I LsSingtols @ yAl n
EBresin, New York; J 81 Thorp. Cleveland w illian
Ss5ysr aHd wife "a Raennsylx anis Thee
Itangy Park Geo w Douthirt, ZelesYille; GL Shell
don, burn. New York; ! z l[enklin Phiiadel-
Ilphia: William ThOrnburgh. ClevsIsnd. .1ssT3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

GVAeRANTs.-4Twomea siyinEtheir names
as John Smith and Sidney Yetter, were ar
rested or. Friday night, about II o'clock, By
Marshal Mdrphy and 10fieers Naddy and
Hartleys on Maple street. as vagrants-1 The
Mayor, on Saturday, fined them $50 and 10
days iatKe city pfisoa, each. < - *
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
jRaItimorre re Cattle Marke.,t-rmayyg1 = 80.

RaItimOre- CAttIe fMaFkeI-NAAy g8U'Ia
BEES CATTLE-Th offerings ct the Sos les dur
ing the past week amounted to 52 head AgaInst sIe
from Ohio 90 from Chieagoo aud 50 from w. Yir=
ginia, over the Baltimore and Ohio - frop
81 from Shenandoah alley Virginia and i25 a ON
MARYLAND on foot with 90 head left over from last
ing ton city left over unsold and the TAX
en- hL Baltimore hptshsrs The Appsrsnt =. scs5cty arc
259sTIkc per 1CG Ibs and some saa es were u ade N
the advanced figures. but the market closed atthe
rates Of last week Prices to-day ranged follows:
Old Cows and ,Scalawags at S595 50: common to
fair Cows &e ~ so; com mon Cattle "a 1928 FS; fair
do Ss99 So and good to prime Cattle 80 769lo IS
SHE EP4T The supply continues very dull. With
] Ifkht demsnd.l Sales of clipped Sheep ct 5k@6he
! : ,IAMBS-iAreselling at ss9t per head-Alsrgs
number on hand and sales Slow. ssis. -. hss.I
and prices heavy and lower; sales at % 259lo per
100 lbs net. u sid1 vlf ng9 olll asOd1 laI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
COMMERCIAL MAFTERSs
new YORK money marketZJune Il
G0LD-Ameriean- 1885. .---------
CIncinnas.ti MONEY market-Jane 4.
GOLDTlss buying, and lssa( selling. =, ,-,v,.,ss

rl . ai1L-
New York stock ,MaFket-June, 1.aA
ST0oK se-Goyenn nsnts f.mergitbf fair demald:
coupons 81. 1ll%9I11X; 5-2Os registered '62 l06X
@lO6l<; coupons S2. 1osx 9lOeX; coupons 90 .l06X
@l05E do e5s s1o5 k@1oo1Et do. January and Jolly.
106l: June l05X9105x. 60 60 - y - : 2
5sg ], M.A0nio Gertifcates 2512sk Canton,
4S94SK :Cumberland Coal 299S0: Qdtcksilvsr et5<<
Gas; MaIiposs S1f2z: do pEf,d l7sZ q Msstega
Union Telegraph zssE 9ts::- Atlantic MaM io1; New
9lo2z Reedigg lOz9 9l0Ea<s MiehiEsl 6euthesp ga
Ss gSSiIs, lungs S6oS Gen5r d e
S341 do pref'd 5sx 5saf fqtsWayn g K9e6S
Berdsr State bonds sfrmer especially for Tennessee
and Missouri the former 1t The lattor ~
Virginias al MISCELLANEOUS and Goal stedls STEADY.
The edebt statement for JnneIit is said in
Washington will not show "A fnersaseI oEsFi TIVE
me Nipips market isouists 4 sii
Le Crosse Is 9so; oOridon 2aoS Atlantic Pa
The fscepts Ii tths Sub-Trsssury were 81 .7sa s4s,
including e270 600 from customs and sos n0O rom
gold notes. payments % 3O7O 5SF; fbalance el23 sea-
1872. Imports for the week-Dfy goods 81 AS. .567
general merchandise e4,7ls, ,l4s ssa7qxa thais .oy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

0s BFiUfiFuL eroAKs AND 'CLoAK TRIM
auNes.-Fred. Bell, los South High street,
has 20 q beautiful assortment of cloaks,
cloakings and cloak trimmingsa Ladies,
call and see them . .iyssSsN .aasasE Z 90 gia9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

..sTowNsHIP .TRgsrEEs' sMEETING.-At "a
meeting Of the township Trustees, held in
the Township Clerks Office, on Saturday
juno Ist, the following bills were allowed
Ira Patch. for spauper purposes sl0S,50; ",
H. Gaver, for burying paupers, $l2,
Thomas Fitzgerald for pauper 7purposes!
SO; John Duffey, for pauper purposes, SIG
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

PLRAR GUHTYrTheren Henry. ofwhose
arrest we made mention on Saturday,
plead guilty toa charge Of burglary before
the Mayor, and was bound over in the sum
ef $500. ssEa9Ez 3ztTg0fI X 4 of;lt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03

IL t1~ aFfTf mn
NEARLY A BURGLARY.-Last night, or
rather the early morning of yesterday, was
made considerably liideous In the vicinity
dffhe Zettier House By q burglarous alarm.
originating, in the breaking Of a pane Of
glass in one Of the windowsLof Zettleri q
Co.'s store The sound Of, the shivered
glass attracted the attention of onesof the
watehfnl night guardians, who, inturn, at
tracted numerous other guardians. The
shonts,s whistles and tramping aroused a
number,yof. Capt. sSBowers'g guests, who
bravsly saliied oat and inobiy added to the
general din. II 4 po.g sa1iI = 4 af.l aapt
Considerable diligence was displayed by
all parties in keeping up. the noise and
hnnting the burglar. Everything and
every body except him was surrounded and
thoroughly searched. That he should have
escaped, after, perpetrating the outrage oi
smashing alRindowalight and alarming the
whole neighborhood, is matter of regret
-sPnoBABLY STOLEN OWNER WANTED =
We mention elsewhere the arrest of two
men named John Smith and, Sidney Yettel
as warrants. There was found in the pos
session ssssiiSo Of Smith the following, evidently
stolen property, for which owners ar ar
wahSed:I (A baby hat, OF hstraw, trimIrneet q fe
with blue and red ribbons; q child's straw
hat, trimmed with white ribbon and glas
trimmings a slate coloreds fashionable
bonnet, trimmed with blue ribbons, OF
which fsIa bee7or1 wasp embrpidered, glas
orharients and White fiowers; about TIVE
yards Of glass trimming same as. oRchildA
hat and The boHnetS nearlya yard of straw
tfrirmaming-; an imitation gold chain witt
slidssa6dig lgo@ English lever, 'hnntfna..
case watch, made by Joseph Se~eli, Liver
pool Saith says be bought the hats AM
bonnets in Cincinnati for q present TO hi
sistsfs person losing goods Of 4; (. tn b
above desclipt ptienuean examine esthem ct th
Mayors Office, this morning.