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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

= THE physicians of'Paris say that the best
preventive for cholera is gentle stimulants.
The most learned physicians of this coun-
try admit that DIR. Ro6dcts Stomach Bitters
are the best stimulant known in the world.
mar6.d&W1w 51''- 2 SO ~ ~ 5ts.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

CoUNrERFEITs Among recent counter
feits are noticed 100'sson the First National
Bank of Boston. zoos on the Ohio National
Bank Of Cincinnati. zoos on the Central
National Bank of New York City. and lO8's
on the National Bank of Bristol, Rhode
Island. Counterfeit SOS on the Compound
Interest Notes of the issue of July, 1864, are
alsoereported, in circulation. q Fffrs.3, ya 2
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Ciucinnati Money Market-march 8.
70 G0LAI-lrregular. At the close bankers paid Z
1851 and sold l35 5h@I38. a,
ing
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POLICE CoURr. Yesterday morning

POLICE COURT. - Yesterday morning
there was not a heavy attendance before
the Mayor, and the proceedings lack any
special interest.
p. Keith was sent to the chain-gang for
ten days for being drunk and disorderly.e
Ed. Riley, for the same ofense, received
like punishment.
John Dodge went up to the depot eating
house and ordered couple plates of stew
ed oysters, for John was hungry; when
payment was demanded he had no money
and tried to dodge. It wouldn't work, and
John Dodge dodged into the 'boose, in de-
fault of a fine of $1.O0 and costs.
Talking about Police Courts, we have a
word to say to those who have been breath
ing out 6 fearful threats. and vengeance
dire" against us for publishing their names
as being before the Mayor. In the. first
place we don't scare worth cent, and are
as stubborn as commissary mule. We
shall always endeavor to avoid doing an
Intentional wrong, even to the meanest OF
Gods creatures; but the names we find on
the Mayors docket we shall publish, and in
such manner as suits US. If you don't want
your name in the police reports, don't
break the city ordinances If you do, and
are published, keep away from the STATES
NAN Office. Don't make an ass of yourself
by attempting to intimidate US. 1t won't
do, and might as well be understood first
as last. We publish nothing for spite, but
only as CITY news. agI -
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Local ludaM Mews :.

MErEoRoLoGIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweier, SO
South High street. s.sa. s.ue
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Piano Tuning.
Orders left at J. Harris & Co.'s Store, No.
SO North High street, will be attended to
bv ',.e&tsss = e. CoRNELIsoN! 1
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MeIntireAM McColls gh MissE Ahafey NJ
hsBsssi hsBBss &. hsdsse ES9i5S A'qR Miss
Naubsr Andrea. a HoE ::ams.
o'Brien Mesgie ovsrh.atts " olds Watts
Poundl David Page Hnrafio - Prize HG
Po OSssr %ers mi Milton q Psybe
PAgitt Sarah Perkins : ; Mrs is Pope Wm
Ross Mr. ,gGRay Albert H. i Richards Mrs DIS
Reed Mrs r .sse Miss Lizzie Rooksby Z
Risley Miss ESds Russs Elizsbst Bush = teoI
ROdenfeIa b, Ro6eyts-Ms.rst I, g Riehsrds
Ramer Rachel Rickard Miss T
SCOTIA alaigassdmno Miss 'Gsatssssaflandeso W
Simmons i ar RnGisl n;a
Scott Jas - Scott Jlo - Stogdon JOS
Spooner JohnW Swain JIM Z Simon l.
Stephenson byde ScuGey Mike! shoemaker Miss
Stewart Mrs NJ Slade Miss V M q
Silvers Sarah Saulsherry MISS SparkeS w m ID
Spear Wm,B Sell WP Smith b
Smith Sam Smith Spawel Smith Mrs a y
Smith Miss Mary SMITH K a 81 a. -
ThomsonD avidC Thompson Ellie Twigg jeremiah
Torr John Thompson Jno Thomas
Tsly@Sei TTSy1Sp Robs Tnrney DIN D trout trout Susan
Thurston Sarah Thomas Mrs ) A Thibbitt VIM
Thucher MrsW Troatman Bill
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Ward Mrs DIR Wilson Chas c Waters H DR.
Warrener MissE Ward Waliben Miss
M.aa #sa gi Sssd sE %5sssF MsG Gis Msf
| Wisman Jonn Wallace Jno w eldonL laurence
WgsVor Wlker WSIfGe1
| Wriey VIM Williams James Williams Amy
Williams Chas Williams JEFF WilliamsJ
| Williams Jno - aa-E -Erf-s FsEeyt&
4 ~ -@g'E miscellaneous.
w oodward ] T & Co Snyd r'J F & Bro(9
Rooney d " arner Learett, Crane d GO -.
| Roberts IL Mitchell Ag't Learltt Sew gMacCo
Wilcox&Gi bbs Sew MaCo Wilcox G 2 Sew Ma &c
Brink@aR I'd. Leighton snhan Bss@s I1os s Son
| Jst7rs - : 1.- ce JULIUS J. WOOD.P.M.
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cleveland -markel-march 5.


FLOUR-Ci.y-nade Xxx spring; frOmIHo;Ed
wheat Sl2 g09I7 5O;T do do from No. 2Vheat. Sll SO
OH 90: cotl 'tFs-msde spr ng S1I OO9li s5 Xxx red
winter ia OO9I5 90; Xxx white winter $i6 OO9
l6 so.
:WHEAT-Sales., 1900 leentals No. Milwspkse
spriI q on private terms cars do do at - b Per
Genital: cars do do at 81 IS per centalS1..s ga
C0RN-Salcs 1l64 centals new shelled at&ls p per
0UaTiS-No. 1 held at 81 5s9i So per GENITAL.
RYE-Quiet at 81 90 2 O6 per Genital.
PURK-Advauce 81 90 per bbl. Sales 25 bbls
No l city-packed mess at $2l. Oo No. mess S2O
90; clear $23 O0,S- -
LARDGCity rendered at lsc in terces; lsHc in
firkins; country.ren cred held at 129l2hc. FY
: Smoked MEATS-Salss Sugar-cured hams at
I5c; shoulders at lie; dried beef e2c; breakfast
bacon 15c. i-tt9itH os.. 3.iZ.i! ZEtrEf4tf1
MESS BEEF-NO. 1icity-packed 81, 90; extra
: BUTTER Choice roll is in fair demand at 500
BIC: fair tn good grades oull at 24@26c: W4ilt
: CHEESEAIs firm at714@17c for fair to choice
dairy and factory in round lots choice seleesd
factory in a small way, II 7hc@lSc. i't !"
I EGCS-Saes Is brs at 20e. t'i S5iS
Az HIGHWINES-Dulla and steady at 50 IS, tax paid;
= ES,ALCOH0LAND SPIRITS Alcohol, ss per cent.
a 1904 As; Cologne Spirits SO per cent, "a %;
Neutral Proof Spirits s. 43@2 49, 'e9a "st
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

Go YIsIrINe Ton HI On On sMonday
night the City Council, received an invita-
tiorrfrom Gov. Dennison to visit him to-
night, at his residence. which they accept
ed. sPartof the Council arein Washington,
60 the attendance will not be as full as it
otherwise would. We have an idea there
will be news received from the absent com
niittee Tonight. 10 ssas sft u ssiiia 11Rat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

PRUNE Your CRAZE VINEs.-A gentle1
man who pays considerable attention tethe
culture of grapes, says that grape vines
,shOaid be sprphed at once. In: trimn1ing,
cut away two-thiFds- Of the last years
growth, and all stFagg Cling, spindling wines.
Don't be, afraid of cutting too closely
Don't let the month pass without attending
to this matter. if you desire good crop OF
this luscious fruit 1
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CaMMERelAl-MAIIERS,

new York MOne4 4Market@1arch6.g 6. D
+. MONEY-Fairly active at 6@7 per cent. for call I
STERLING EXCHANGE-Du at s9s7E gold for
G0TD-LoTer opening at 1861. and clOsing at
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HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS
And for the Life Letters and Speeches of Hon.
Alex nder Ii. Stephens, by Henry Cleveland. Send
for Circulars and see our terms Address = ,'
---.-.,. NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., j.
14s West Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
. feb12-deod&w1m -.-....-..9i l7a ,i--.-t- "a,
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TELL Your NEIGHBoRs.-It is a duty
which every one who has suffered from the
terrible ravages of that most horrible of all
diseases, Dyspepsia, and who has been
cured by Goes Dyspepsia Cure, to tell their
friends and neighbors of it. ."Do unto
others as you would have others to do unto
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~ o ii
az SECOND WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEET-i
ING.-A fine attendance of the Democracy
,of the Second Ward, last night, at the office
of Squire Gulick, testified the growing in,
terest in the efforts being made to open the
eyes of the people to the dangers being
forced upon them by the DestruetioDists.
The minutes of last meeting were read.
and approved. .si5 :, :, s115 ...7z g,< :,
The committee appointed to secure a.
speaker. reported they had obtained the
services of Judge Alberry, who, on motion
of Mr.7iWylie, proceeded to address the
Club. His speech was a forcible and con-
vfncing one, and one we hope may be de-
livered before every Democratic Club in
Ethe city, He was listened TO with profound
attention, and with marked effect. Hewas
followed by Gen. Andrews. The Second
Ward, he said, has some reputation in the
city, in the county, and in the State 1t
furnished about FIVE Major Generals, fifteen
Brigadiers, and ten priyates, and he would
there lore take pleasure in addressing the
Icitizens of so famous Ward. OH .isia /
Judge Rankin was next called on, and
spoke to good effect, endorsing the remarks
of. those who had previously spoken.
The Club adjourned until next Wednes-
day night - - ~ Z KSTSE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

"eGoNEl 10 WAsHlNGroS. a committee,
composed of Sam. Galloway, George "A.
Wright Gen. Jno. Mitchell and other lead
ing citizens, and Messrs. 5Reinhard. Patter-
son and Armstrong, on the part of the City
Council, left on yesterday morning for
Washington, on q mission of considerable
Importance to the welfare of thiscity.; May
they be entirely successful IN their tinder-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

MAIL RoBB1NG-On Wednesday officer
Ed. Rankin, OF Newark. arrested at the
depot a man named Charles, Meeker,, of
Newark, a baggage master on the, ,Steuben-
vile, railroad, charged with robbing the
United States mail. Meeker was confined
In our county jail until Wednesday night,
when, he was taken to Cincinnati on re-
6uisition from q. s. Commissions Halli-
day TO answer the charge TrryTuTv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

got iUNIvERsALIsT. Tonight, as we
. have ave already said, the young people con-
ntieeted with the Uhiversalist Church of this
> city give another Of their attractiye so
sieials, in the basement of the church, corner
!. of Walnut and Third streets. We attended
! lftie first one, and can assure our readers if
they will drop in fortnight, they will be
furnished with a good dish of oysters, a
~ fne cuplof coffee, and enjoy the society, OF
any number of fcleyer, social young people.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

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n lished, being the 3sth of the POCKET .ESCU-
LAPIUS, or Every One his own Doctor. including
Treatise on Diseases of Females, Irregularities,
&c, with a hundred engTayings, explaining those
diseases in both sexes. BY WIN. Y DUNG, Md.
Every may conduct any case of secret diseases.
sef-abuse, those distressing diseases incidental
to youth, manhood old age, without resorting to
the quacks of the present day. 's'tta 59d
Let no man contemplating marriage be another
hour without reading this wonderful book it dis
closes imPortant secrets which should be known to
them particularly. 80 ~,
Let the weak and bashful youth who has Fuined
his constitution by the debasing habit of abuse
e read this book. ii Tss-, ,fs E..,t. f...--.r.-.
It will be sent all parts of the United States an
d '1''ffs ~ .1fSI7SfT .DRjwM. YOUNG
EGi No. 4l6 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Penn.
'ni junel47Wly 81 'oa gui6nIaai .i,oo7g 10
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Cincinnati IN ,MIiarket-mareh,6 g

gCtnc1nnatl MA TIA q ce--IAA q CAAr rOe.n,as.s
FLOUR-U Sehsnged aud dull. 7 Sales Of trade
bands at 81I 5O9I3 so and fancy at S149lsF Noth-I
ing done in. super6ne.t.! ...-..-- - = :,
: WHEAT-Unchanged. and holders are firm at tuilE
prices. Sales at % 4592 so for No. 4 spriDg. - .
CORN-ln large supply, and market dull. Sales
at SIC in elevator and F6e in bags: :. : - y -
/ BARLEY~Duii. Sales at 81 5O@l IS for prime
4Gt5oTToN-Duu and prices nominal. Sales
ATTIC for middling. :.--...,6 = - 8 u ,
: WHiSKY-Steady.. Sales at 26 in bond. b 3. D
POkK-Opened frm and no sellers OF inside elty)
brands below $21, but the feeling was less hFn ae
close, and. 1900 bbs sold at $40 6292O s5:
BULK ME ATS-In good demand. al ~ as><c fqE5
shoulders and sides, but holders ask c nigheE gems
erally which restricted business. -..- ~. al.;g,
BHCON~In fair demand. Sales at sK0loss -
and u I<c for shoulders rides and clear sides.
: LARIJ-Dull, and prices nominal and unehan "
: BUTTEk-Dull, at % 23c for light roll -7, ged:
3Se for choice yellow. -leS .sfec. oE saT.TTH
: CHEESE Firm, at I6 61f9Ee.ssbi15 , - si,sq.I
SEEDS-FIrmer, and prices tending upvards.
Holders at the close asked IS 909l Oo but no sales
over IS rs for clover; and steady
at $3 30e3 40 and fax upchanged.f 80. iseaY III
SUGAR-Firn. and prices unchanged. .Iia@ tg3
GOEFEE-Firmer. Sales at 27Gs29e Tor good 10
OrSt6f rMSto6fIiHsSSSEs-Firm. as Scrgbumin active demand
at % 45c, according to7quality. a. essia ss fIk
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G. A. R.-The Journal says we are sim,
ply mistaken when we state ''that Demo-
Gratis cannot BE members of the Order.
ed Gen. Ben LeFevef, of the House, and other
prominent Democrats, are members of the
Grand Army" Yes, we believe Gen Ben.
81 was sinwiggIepi INTO the thing. but he
10 Joined it before Il took its presentsshape.
and when, from his nomination, his politi-
,sY cal status becafne well known pGed.g Ben.
5a was, by these sames comrades, ? accused of
cowardiee and almost everything else.
- we haven't Joined the G. A b., and as we
=, look. at it now, don't think we shall 1t
q bsm may be true that they have done some good
bias in obtaining employment for disabled
soldier or two, but we remember the Sons
OF Malta used to do sogood deal OF that sort
of thing. for the purpose of having it ''re-
corded" .E'55h .zd52,E y II -
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Ia FIFTH WARD. DEMocRATfc CLUB uBe7--7 The
fInext regular meeting OF the, Fifth Ward
+ Democratic Club viii be held on Saturday
evening, March 9th, at the grocery store Of
Troutmann & Gutheils, Fifth street. be-
,rtween South street and South Public lane.
It is desirable that every Democrat in the
Ward shall be in Eattendance at this meet
ing. There is business of the greatest i'm
-portance to. be done, and good speakers are
bgexpected. Come out, Democrats of the
Fifth, all of you, xs,f,rtq
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) Household Necessity ExIst.r0r the

].9 Ba3i6J adG - s:.ezE raf.~E
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining Uncalled Tor at The Columbus Post
Office, March 6, 1867. 8

- ST b-u-a e III
Armstrong Allen Angle Ellie Anderson Geo j.
AngireJ w Anderson Jessie Ault John
Alkire Nellie Ammei = c. Armstrong r d
Feames Mr. Ball Albert Bomes AS
Rrico AmosE Bowles G. (2) Barrie Mrs y =
Bait;n Mrs G. Becht Carrie Butcher Mrs G
Bartles D = Benson Ellen Bunst Eliza
Becht Geo, Bo ley HGry BiilingsH NJ =
Bowen Hanna Ia BoId b Broomly Jas CD
Benson JAS @ Bullard j "A Baker Rev Jas
Butler james Beiley j Bradish b
Borlon John - Baker John b Bendel jas y
Bowman John Blake Levi y Bruce MaryE
Bener Mrs Nj Booklnan Mike harkerO U N y
Itlackwood R Brooks Saml Bell Il -
Bradford TSJ 7 Brook 7 Benner VIM
Butler VIM Burroughs w Baker W E
G. r. ~ .
Crawford Ada E Campbell Carpenter &C
Ohestn1tt Miss G Connell Kate Crsmer Chas T
Cosse Dan Cassidy yEllzaoethColemanE s.
Qotrall Hall S;ooney John (2) Gfanford' Jennie
Collier James Carr carson Mary e,
Cosgray Jos Collins JOS AArlln J0nn -
SsasSs! ri {s'sE S99f6TT S98P5 aa Clark fh0'
Bo6son 695ns w W & Denton Benz Douglas Cath 30
BBSTEB Dan BssTd Bf"si Bsati'Sn Geo
Dunn Sarah &4GAsa = sa a. g. =
EH EmFS APa EE%msTiek ET.THas MISC
Edwards Geo Edwards 3 Evaus Lydia
England Mary Edwards Z . Evans TJ$
. ,HICi f. tE.BN -
Fisk Allen Fowler Albert Fisk Q CD
Fie Kate FOlit Clara q. Farrand Eiiz s.
Erestoe Geo o.. FerrisG FlenhanH. =
Fraus Henry Ferrah Flower MissM
Freeman Miss n Frezn K - Trevor r -
Freeman Miss s. Ferris U . D.
fas=rg'lG 2 T-EN - y q
Gibbs Mrs Ann Galbraith Anna Guthrie Chas
Gaines Chas Z Gaylord Y GardE er Miss + j
Griswold E der Garner. Miss 81 J-C1rove + Rev l.
Glump GuIiIn ellison John 81 Gardner Miss III
Gilbert Samuel Greene Thomas Groomes WmF
- -. y H T
Haller Andy = Hubner Miss A Howe Mrs II
Hubbard Cath Henderson Chas High Miss Carrie
Hensel Chas Harper Miss a Hoyt
Hartrum Dr e Higgins E Al. HOman Edo
Howard Miss HuntingtonMrsEH Hess a.
Horner MrsF Hall GeOree Hyne HenryW
Hale Harriet Hillman Harry Hoover
Homer LtAienry Hancise H HALEY Mr. ~
Howard: JerrT Hall Mrs 9 HOddy JAS P
Horton3 K Huffman JOhn Hentzell Joseph
Haffner John Hughes j w y Hira Miss l. lp
Holland Milton Heintzshiiehaela HolmesMrs Willie
Harris NV -. Holland w Huggett Rs
Hesse Mrs Sallie Harris Thomas Hoyt w h
HALEY VIM II -.sHof ....' 81 .sss-.s = <
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Samuel G Kerr, Salinesville; J C Stone, Ksnsa
CITY Mo; Miss Moore; John Van Brimmer, jr: Wn
Smith, Licking.
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Every one that has ever used it knows of
its wonderful curative powers in Dyspep-'
sia, Indigestion, sFlatulency, Sick Head
ache, Sour Stomach.9 Heartburn, Cholera
Morbus, and we might say, every disease
that arises from a Hdisordered state of the
stomach and bowels. mare -d&Wlw =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

FIXED, YESTERDAY. The following cef-
titicates esof'incorporation were. filed ct the
Secretary of States Office yesterday ,d e.,i y
OF the Troy & Pattytown Turnpike COM
pany, organized for the purpose Of CON
structi6g a turnpike road from Troy to Pat
tytown, Miami county. Capital stock $2O,-
OOO.. The corporators are Martin S. Brooks,
John Frazer, Robert Youart, John Hale
and John J.. Karnes. - ,i5i@ ,'r9ds - -
Of the Forest City United Land and
Building, Association, organized for, the
purpose of building or procuring homes
for, its members Capital stock 100000 in
shares of $500 each. Thomas Laran, Pat
rick Monks Patrick McNamara, Patrick
Roche, Joseph HARRISON eReinhard Dietz
and Melcher Netts are the corporators. sH
OF the West Side Home and Loan sAsso-
citation of the city of Cleveland, organized
for the purpose of buying lots or houses for
the use of members. Principal Office in
The: city of Cleveland. Capital stock $780,
600, in shares of $500 each.s Thomas Dixon,
John H Sargeaf1t, Nelson Pardy, Fl. F. Per-
cival aadT H.. Miller are the corpofators
. OF the East Cleveland Gas Company, or
ganized for the manufacture of gas in the
village of East Cleveland. Capital stock
$25, 900, in shares of $3.50 each. The cor.
porators are Thomas Bolton, VIM. Hewitt
s. r. BeckWith, l.. E. Holden. -13 .i..t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

Y Two 1ETo Two, AND Four 0yER.- a,
,irwell known railroad man INDUCED in
T, little egg speculation. a day or two Since
deserving Of record. Knowing that hen
fruit could be purchased in the country
cheaper than here, he 's went into a far
country and bought 20 dozen at 10 cents
per dozen. The seller counted them out,
as sellers do, You know, three in each hand
half dozen being lifted at time. Our
riilroad man watched the operation with
deep interest, and the seller, wishing to be
4 liberal, counted out 4S half dozens instead
. of 40. "That's right" said the railroader.
actf 43 times l0-umph--let me see, 81 80.
Here's your money" and he actually paid
!. for his eggs at the rateof 20 cents per dozen,
and didn't find it out until he gothome. Il
: !. any one says he, is connected with the @. q
ss I. G.. railroad, deny it, ,aaz2i -. : L2ile4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

FRANKL1Ni County COMMON PLEAS
CeuFRT--The following is the assignment
of Docket for the March Term, A. D,
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D. g .
TRANSFERS YEsTERDAY.-The following
transfers Of real estate were left at the Re-
corder's Office yesterday:
Elizabeth Jones, guardian, to Evan Nor
gan, March 1st, 25 feet off of lot %, and
five feet off of lot % in Dennison's and
Neil's subdivision of out-lots 131 and 1872 in
the city of Columbus, for $410. ~ f--.-1s
John Miller and wife to Sarah Kissinger,
February 26th, lot No. 5 in VIM. Neirsiad-
dition to the city of Columbus, for $4,000. !
David Mantle and wife to- Edison sDeyos
March 1st, 3S acres in Pleasant township,
for $4,000. isii - i' 4 5la a ~. - =. r.
D.,M;i Bradbury to M. Allen. February
9th, lot No. Is in the town of Winchester,
for 1915. ss3 ,.-5., = = =. "fe'es %
M. Allen to VIM. Allen, March I'd, lot
No. 16 in the town of Winchester, for
$525.afe sdt 10 sies.e 'gl7se7 g.iE .y,,IsgsyE
Daniel o'Brien to John II. Jones, Dec.
25th, 1865, lot No. II of Baker and Bart
let's subdivision of .out-lots Of the north
west addition to the city OF Columbus, for
$500. sd 1gNds s3a rsa- 2-sif-. ... e4jve5 ...2
/ David Martin and wife to Daniel Fitz-
water, Oct. 18th, 1855, lot No, 81 in w. A.
Gi1l's second addition to the city Of Column
bus. for $500. asd asyo 1lsi .tsn;r s-s F-.i7g
| Harlan Park and wife to Peter Ryan,
March 5th, so acres of land In Mifflin town.
ships for $4,000. 5e.zora frs ,.,,. "a m .--
q Horton Park to Peter Ryan, March 5th,
5414 acres in Mifflin township, for $2i170,
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WiacellaneOHS,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS.

\ Revenue Oaiccr INSTRUCTED In the Dis
charger OF His Dnty-Hc Draws n Siung.
shet mud II brought Before Police Maxts.
trafe md Observation-Disclosures Officer In
Trouble.
Yesterday Mr. j. /. Linton, Special Treasury Agent,
accompanied by Revenue Inspector Cochue, visited the
premises 1s5 and 1853 Water street. usei bonded
warehouse and discovered three stencil plates used for
Of the propreiors instead Of in possession OF the
officer in chargeheir proper custodian The day pre-.
vious the officers found the premises eight
of the stores and also tho keys and brands hanging up
by the door, convenient for any person who nii have
had desrs or purpose to use them. In obedience 10
orders Mr. Cochue seized the pates and leaving the
building opposed by three mep. and, beng OBLIGED
70 draw a!unghot, Of them had him and NJ. Linton
arrest by police officer, WHO took them be ser.
Eaant police Of the Second district bv whose directions
they Transferred to the of United states Com
missioner Kenneth G. White, aud from him to the
United Sates District Attorney, who fully justified the
officer then discharged Mr. Linton. reservng Mr. Cochue
for presenat to Judge Hogan, al the Tombs, who
Immediately discharged him. on the ground that he did
not intend any violation OF the lew The matter as 10
blank entries beng Investigated by Collector SHOOK
whose decision will be made known 10 day or two.
The hooks Of the warehouse have ali been transferred
TO the Collectors Office, ard the revenue oeer lately In
charge Of the bnilding has been removed from Office
THE REVENUE coycRE sIoSAL C,MxHrEE
The Congress ooal committee under the craftsmanship
OF Mr. iaring, OF this city, appointed 70 investigate
into the late frauds perpctratcd againsthe vcrnmens
In this State, held another session Yesterday at the
Aston House and examined several Witnesses, whose
testimony was OF tho greatest Importance, bat which,
al tho present moment 1t s dermed BY the committee
advisable not TO lay before the public