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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
TOWNSHIp TKUSTEE.


hEDIToR STATBsMA Please an nnounee D ANIEL
SULLIVAN as candidate for Township Trustee,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Township
Convention, and oblige .,.t.,j adj ,tfg,si,
IL" d. az. -; M TIE North ESD.
EDITOR ONO STATEsMAN-4Plsase snnounce
PATRICK DUNN9as q, candid ate for Township
Trustee, subject to the decision of the Democratic
Township Convention, and obliie rdf In H"i
s,,t-7f. yqs9d sIa.n % Is TEE NoKTH END! Il
s5nrYji uI CTTY,SOLTCITOR..o i'oI'' .',,' .i .
EDIroRl ONO STATESMAN - Please announce
GEORGE w! WATSON as can idate for G ty
s lictoF, su6jectto the decision of the Democratic
City Contention, and oblige -, a.lt .,,f5l 4f
a7eT' E2dl .''.fl !, aT'I y ,,MisE DrnoCR.Airs.
! ,..,, 'i'' ..t, ; CONSTABLE.I9fTg aiIl 9i81o
( EDIToR ONO ySTATEsMAN -iPleasei announce
JAMES DOYLE as acandidate for Constable. sub
ject to the decision, of the Democratic To ship
Convention, and ob bligeni suj Tb b3H"HA eh
/ .,,rf s5oeds tIc1 is3goI sMASY DRMocRATs. a
EDITOR OHIO STATEsMAN-Flease announce B.
NJ. MCEWENas acandidate for Constable, subject
to the decision of the Democratic Township Con-
yention, and obIige 'il .' -, ,...t,..,s 3
5hi sHi1ip e' MANY DEMoCRATs.
EDITOR ONO fSTATEsMAN-P Please ANNOUNCE
FREDERICK BADER candidate for Con.
sta bic, subject to the decision of the Democratic
Township Convention, and obligea fs1T2 o5 .o1o
& A. -u-s.,f yd s>-J 3fMANY DEMOCRATS. q
b EpIToR. STATESMAN please announce that
MILES DAILY will be q candidate for nominatio
to the Office Of Constable before the Democratic
Convention. . aiA .' '!i' &"'H - -.ST
t We are authorizedto announce. JOHN BROWN
as q candidate for denomination to the Office of
Constsbls, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention. a. .F,l.ff...- va
I, CHRIS. BARTLlNG will be candidate for the
Office of Constable, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. zitct aoE' n1as y i'7i
i3 deiHU .se,piSHERIFF.' .'i'i Hi.-2' 80 y
! EDITOR STATEsMAN:-Peasea announce the name
of ANDREW W. SHEARER as = candidate for
Sheriff of franklin county, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary election. -, ,r,l
~ noe euI u5l Y -. PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
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LYONS PERIODIC { DROPS 7
THE GREAT FEM ALE REMEDY FOB
o4a -LEp iIRREGULARITLES.;sa9laog 8

7
These Drops are scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Plls Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive rend ering them reliable spsedyenaoeF-
ain specific for the cure Of al distractions and SUPP
essions Of nature, Their popularity Is indicated
by he over 100 900 bottles Annually sold
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 tak
ing the place softeveryaother Female Remedy. and
are considered by allwho know sught Of them Is
the surest, safestand most infallibie prepsrationi
the world, ,for thecure of all female compla ints the
removal of al distractions of nature, and the pro
molten of health reguarfty and streEstn. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used and ex-
.laining when and why they, should not, nor,
;oud not beused without producing effects contra
~ to natures chosen laws, VIII be found carefully
folded around each bottle. with the written signal
ture Of JOHN L. LYoN, without which none are gems
uine. blIA 5'"i "ii.in ,.r.,.,i ,Iadt gSiiy.
!, Prepared by DR.. JOHN L.. LYON. Ils5. Chapsl
street, New Haven Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or BY mail Enclosing stamp con
serning all private diseases and female Weaknesses.
q Sold by Druggists everywhere, = gng ,yIlos11t
f5i b5 b5GeheraDAg gents for u. s. and CanSdas. :, i,
sep2srd&wly1ui 1B9T2 10 8uo = 't'74 ~,
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AaTATF NEWS,


JoHx4ionsetaie Uf5dad 6nso.s says, an
Irish citizen, aged about 80, years, died
suddenly Of apoplexy last Monday even
ing, at his sresidenee on Miami street, west
Of the Sandusky railroad.
The Miami rixerls again on the rise. says
the Hansflton Telegraph. The, heavy rains
prevailib& In Al quarters have also filed
the Ohio to overdowing0 and another dis
astrous flood is anticipated. ..
The dFy-Kouse Of the Miami Powder,
company, five .n1iles north OF Xeaias blew
up about % o'clock Wednesday morning.
Two-menwsEg knIed-<J Idaeke and IRA
McMannfga1. The explosion was heard at
Urbana, thirty five miles distant. -.
WE learigl essa lie Sp4a.9Jsssd Bepu0tic,
that man was arrested yesterday Oou sils-
picion of having exploded the powder dry
house, near Xepia,, the other day. We
learn that he win be examined on the
charge to-dsyFsAI gtA n y = \
WI. McLArNs Of New isbopga brakes,
man on the Steubenville agd Indiana rail-
road, was knocked eS mis- train on the Sd
inst, by his head Scolning In contact with
bridge near stenbenVille. He died next
day. mov = vr<rf III i1ssF--esi3
WE learn that John Archer, young
man who was raised BY Peter Stransbaugh
in Washington township, this county, and
was in the armysf four years. attempted to
commit suicide on Sabbath last while the
family was Hkcharch, By emitting an artery
in his arm, with q razor. -, ess--ss-
THE Daytoa Empire tells us that on the
! night of the 5th inst, Isaac Clark, employ
ed at Fort Leayenworth to watch a lot of
| corralled GovernnenE mules, was,shot by
some person unknown, and died some two
hours after Clark was recently from Per-
ry county. ohio. and was spOvt 5gentg-
six years old. ,...r ss,,.a ,5s on
A LITTLE son OF. DR., Foster, of Hamilton;
saws the True Telegraph, strayed away from
home last Saturday, which caused his pa-
rents great anxiety. Search was made for
: him, but nothing was learned Of his where
abouts until next day, when he was found
at Springdale, having been found on The
pike below the city and carried thither by
some gentleman In his buggy. The young
Imam being somewhat adventurous, was
kdisposed to take look at the world on his
5''own hook" fs4flgssas - ssSt
The CtHie0sBe GaSStte says: Last Friday
aafternoon somGfreIght cars were standing
ION the tracN Ats the head OF Paint street.
Some boys had been playing about them,
1 but no one Wass seen to get hurt. One Of
the boys, a1iad of twelve years Of age,
/ named James Grahnan, was found lying
lead on the track. How he came to his
7 Ieath is a nI9 I9stsfy. He had not been run
,ver. tor no bones were broken and when
sonnd bis arm Mas Tying on the track, and
bis would have been cut OF if run over.
Either he fell off the car and broke his
Ehen the cars were pushed together, and
vas so squeezed as 70 burst ane artery tn1e
1ernally. ,uu5 5 Alie -
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mloa n0iS1alGGIrlIa,,lI!JSau S1alGGIrlIa n Su.eak .nealk6 H0lJ3ph
aGpIP selossd yesterday evening. at ia ls4:
MUTrBGrED ana w6ril-ont currency is
madesf1tO envelopes for the Treasury De-
DaftmeuC. ssezisr5 aafssl z a. ~ -
bsAq BEad1R woman died recently in Paris
anaesOoe were round under the. ashes on
her hearth. 1Ez hse bg7sesz f e59ts9S ss5s s7Ioa
THE total amount Of losses over premi-
ums:euearg0 insurance policies issued in
che Upper Missouri river trade last year,
BY ST. t.fDuis companies alone, footup $l54,-
900. Rates are raised this year.
THseholerais reappearilginN New York
TNo cases, an elderly woman and young
girl, are reported. Tt. is theught the CONF
inT summer will cshow this disease as an
epIdsmicAlfoveF the country. e1sa7
Gxsv-MAksFEED, sAdjukmt Genefal Of
Indiana, in his report to the Legislature on :
the condition Of the State militia. says it
consists At present. of Major General,
Lieutenant General. and no priyates; and
he recommends the passage of a militia
law that will adds0me priyates to the force.
A.H!LEk, the Treasury clerk who ran
away some weeks ago with thirty thousand
dollars worth of bonds, and was arrested
in st. Louis early last week, reached Wash
ingtogen Saturday, made aafulI confession
Of his crime on Mondays and was brought
into court and affaigned Wednesday morn
ing, plead guilty, and was. sentenced to-
three years imprisonment.
In Kentucky lives man, the head, of a.
very, respectable and intelligent family,
who, during one week in each month, about {.
the diarter oE the moon, inagines himself
q wdman,S Sions the hoops and balmoral and g
sits IN lifs parlor waiting for his beaul This
strange conduct was first noticed in him
when he was about seventeen years of age.V.
He is npR ftkY one = : sASS = Z - a'--5''A-
The latest railroad novelty is the auto
matte magnetic switch, with which the ,
oficersUf the New York and New Haven
railroad areS Sex perimenting 1t is so con-
structed that information islsent automati-
eally each way from the switch to the,nezts
station, Ahethef openor shht, and sengi-
neers thus forewaEned- may avoid the risk
Of accidents by ,mispl laced switchesF .v1oiosi1
AT the recent autograph auction, atthe
New York trade-sales rooms, some of the
premiums On Eigaat were taIitelakge. 4
The sign manual of, all the.signers of the q
Declarati6n Of 1hdepebdences brought Six
hundred and twentys1lve sdollars. A COM
plete setsOf1 the sig6efSiof the CONSTITUTION n
commanded two hundred and ten dollars.
Five signatures of Robert Burns were sold |
for seventy dollars, and the same number
of Lord Bg gf6h's signatures were bid of at
seyentV.fiYe dollars. n q 4 81 k10sSSSo1s
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or to the inf1rmary of the county to which
Z he belongs shame It Is that the
great glorious, rich State of Ohio, that has
done so much for unfortunate humanity
I hasshot made full provisions for the most
unfortunate of all dnfortunatesNt in
durable insane. 1t is hoped the Legislature
appropriation to build, at least one asylum
!, for incprable lunatics, or more, if neces-
sary. Let the light of christian civiliza-
tion shine brighter and brighter in our
glorious State. -.-- -
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.nIEnl:

id.IoNo 20 .,a.z ~ i, IT,, nJ1,.,I iii nIIIcI q
LONG (formerly Mrs! DR. Card, aged 50 years. -
al sHerfuneral will be attended to morrow Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. from The residence of VIM.
Ewing, 2sa Bast Town stree. The fliends OF the
family ly5rerespectfufy tvited. - [,,,7.sr
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NOTICE.

nENRY GAUL Is ;NOTIFIED THAT
II ''Susannah Gaul b s wife, did, on the 18th day
Of M.,ch. 1857 file her petition in tue Court Com
mon Pleas of Frankiio county, Ohio, charging said
Henry Gaul with extreme cruelty and gross neglect
Of duty towards bis said wife. in this. tow That
IN b iooS WE ;ee N ~
her, in consequence whereof she became insane and
had to be temporarily eenined to the Lnnatic Asy
lum, AMI that ever since said time he has wholly
failed provide for and maintain his said wife.
aud asking alimony pe1tdesate lite and the final
hearing of the case, and that said Susannah Gaul
may have the custody of her two children and be
finally divorced from her said husband. which petit
tion will stand for hearing after the expiration of
= SUSANNAH GAUL. q
BY OTTo DREsEL, her Att 'y.5ft,t strTs,1 II aYiii
Columbus, Ohio, March Is, 1867.
& o mchl6-dlt&w6W -rtF@ES b "a 80.
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/. OVER TWENTYiYEARSSi increeaasffhhagE' sffhhagE' demand
has established the fact that .MkTREwso VBNRTiAN
AIR BYE is the best in the world 1t IS the cheap
pete in one bottle. Dees not require any previous
preparation of the hair. No trouble. o crock OF
ferred. child can apply it. Alwayg gives eatis-
faction. Only 75cents per bottle Sold eyeryWhers.
p =. q "A. 1. MATHEWS. Manufscturer, NJ ~
- d, DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Yholsssls
. Also. MA4HEws' ARk1cA- BEtIl BA1R, GLOSS dor Il
storing and dressing the Hair. 30 h,,e f,cs1 81
junel9 deodTy.i'Tiii'l III - - -;
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IMPORTANT QUALITIES. BRAN-
DRETRsS PILLS so STIMULATE al


IMPORTANT QUALITIES. BRAN.
DRETR'S PILLS SO STIMULATES al
the interior powers of the system that every poison
impurity is forced from the blood into the bowels
and thus passes off. Recent cases of sickness will
often becured by the effect of six or eight Bran
dreths Pills, which, when the operation is full and
complete. leayethe blood free from poisonous and
unhealthy matter as that of q newborn babe. In
clods. .inammatory diseases, and oeven in cholera,
theiruse restores to health sooner than all other
RENE lies, because they take from the blood and
bowels those matters upon which pains cramps, and
aches depend fercontinuance. e Ai4tA ~ - -
Captain Isaac SMITH iof Sing Sing. saJ thirty of
BrAndreths Pills. taken according to directions.
cured him of sSvery severe bronchial affection after
other means hadfailed, and he wishes his numeroua
friends to know the fact. & h5,i.as -. ,.ts
aBrandreth' 3 Pills, Principal office. 'Brandrsth
House, New York. Sold also by all Druggist, See
my name on Gevernmsnt STAN ?, Nithout rhich the
Pills are spuriouS! 500 B. BRANDRETHse q
\ y feb13-d &W I'm, n,iI. i 01DEA AlA3 S'ie. = -
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THEU. 5. Senate has confirmed the ap-
pointments of Ellen Sandersoh and Harriet
E.Dfdfy, as postmistresses at Springfield
and Toy, D., sayst1e Richzamd Banner.
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J .ConnectIcut EIectIon.

The editorial from the NesoI YQfjE Times
reprimandine General HAwLEY for the
manner in which, he is conducting the
campaign, almost leads us to hope the
Democrats viii carry Connecticut.
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shl sl a. Lcs seo,- a1u Toi hisq 5!bt 5s'n ~ =
g 9-els S faSmG1syf Ils so1 osis fsT'1S hz 2 ~
100 s aOIfA .;,..,T yr.E5-r,.lz
.{IoY Il - lis ei .sTsAhhe
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Ho4seh6la Nsss..s..y ,s ~ tor -. shs5

.,,,,.g q .aaulnH tsrI sIol9m9 T7p-s9!I 'h
;-f,i ans 7sI-uu .,sr fG0dR 10 iei51vq'4i9
HOnsehoId Necessity Exists Tor the
( n .bsds {19Ta Use Of -" "is ~ = -
IDURNOsS CATAERRH SNUEE, n
Which. in the first stages offs cold,scts Akemaeias
1Headache, Hoarsensss. Diptheria, and Bronchitis d
Sore Eyes. Deafness, Bad Taste snd Smell. being 0
the result of Cata Eh. This Snuff removes Gndfro-i
vents all these and insuFes healthy .Hesd.i Itb
effects are pleasant and safe. even for infants who
Suner from Snutles, iii q96gU ST6 sT9toni SGJ
1t 'ss the highest ESoE
by all Druggists sent by Mail alparts of o. T. 90
80 cents for One Box. or q for Fonr Boxes 7 sif
I Address JAS. DURN9. =. u. OK 1885, . -
AMii 10 I'D t'llh : - New ork City. 9 -
&, At WhOlesale. by DEMAS BARNES 3 Co. T.. :,
Park Row, New York. 1i--l.i al sd june9-Iyd&W 81
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From the American and Wool Growers Monitor
y To the Ohio LegislaGuI-e. flA

- 10 the OhlO AAeSlsHtstt1res ~ q
Ohio is a noble, State--one that makes
suitable and ample provisions for nearly
all those unfortunate classes within her
borders, that require special care and pro-
lection. She hangs such as are unfit to
live. by reason of their murderOus proclivi-
ties. For adult criminals who trample upon
the rights of their fellows, and who cannot
be trusted to go at large, she has provided
ample aaccommoda within the stone
walls of the Penitehtiary; and for juyepile
offenders the Reform Farm is portnnelyl
fIIrnished. For the unfortunate blind she
makes ample provision in noble State in,
stitutfoff at Columbus, both as to the sup
mort and instruction.. The same an1ay abe
said of the deaf and dumb, and of the feeble
minded or idiotic, both classes being fur
-nished by the State, with ample support
and Instructions The 1curable Insane are
also provided for, in no less, than three lu-.
matte asyIums; but as soon as 1unatie is,
pronounced incurabley he is { discharged
from the asylum and returned TO his friends
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t.,s.q,. yi6rpo1o6i aeod aalLaa ssHoh ~ - - =.
.rsqo Fon si ,bsGsiafs Li"oa p rs ,9ss 955sso a Z
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THE Lebanon Star (RadicaD comes to MS
Ia quart0 form aud new dress. It presents
4 beautiful and healthy appearance. - :,
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Radical Change in the Govern.
cocu ment of the United States.


qaon ment of the United States.
The Times of this gmorning thus an
nounces tliata despotism has replaced the
Constitution and the Government of the
United States: z ss EsEVA BaH Git8 81 -
I "We do not wonder that they deem the
terms (of reconstruction} required harsh
and ilIiberal. We agree in so regarding
them. We deem them unjust and inexpe-
dient-at war with the Constitution and
hostile to the dictates otsa wise and con-
siderate statesmanshfp. But how does this
help their case? Suppose the terms inn
posed are unconstitutional. how does the
South expect to avert their imposition {?
Has it not discovered that, wherever the
right may be, the power of this Govern
ment rests with Congress? That body
overrules alike the vetoes of the President
and the decisions. of the Supreme Court !;
and in neither case is there any authority
that can overrule its authority or avert its
aetion.' ,fG9NGI5feD S.1i pa
What is this but an acknowledgment that
the people have surrendered their rights
and their freedom to politicians without a
strug ggle, and that thereafter they are at the
mercy of any political party that secures a
majority in Congress? All the limitations
to the exercise of power contained in: the
Constitution, the opposition of the .Presi-
dent and the decisions Of the Supreme
Court of the United States, having been set
aside and overridden by Congress. Thus
has our vaunted form of Government been
revolutionized by war.-N. Y. Commercial
Aduertisef.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16

Il Gi .bsolh NA saiaO sIsliik
,s1,s d'rgoa s'uoa a. 'oA-z''1 ''Il Iqss
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Hell LMB0 DIS n UlD EXTRACT

Tso,, lisa certain cure for diseases Of the etonl
BLADDER. .KIDNEYs, GRAYEi.I IilbRoPs9,
ri ORGANIC WEA kNBSS. FEMALE COM
=, -, PLAlNTS. GRNERAEDEBIAILH., TOO
and all diseases of the s riiisfii 10 s"ons Ut
,i1eqg1q URINARY ORGANS, ,isosa ...i1 7al
whether existing in sTiJsIsl sdJ fiiHigx9 III y
ia 10 IoiqfMABE EORFEMALE..lIr "9,nog lal.,
from whatever cause and no matter Of,
..T .'. s'S''s ,,i'.,a, ',,i HOW LONG STANDINGI
ri. Diseases of theseorgans require the use Of Is
diuretic. .r,,.t., ,iaRa ffeHIOF o ST 319IlN
If no treatment is submitted to, Consumptiori
lor INSANITY may ensue. Our Flesh. and Blood are
supported from these sources, and the :, -. -,
oJtl@ HEALTH AND iHAPPiNEs ss.issppS5 spS l. ms :
.inuHue 10 tN0% and o..5'.a.-..s 30 5'.. s,,T
thatSf P0stsrity. depends upon rORptqssosmTsa
.rpDHkLaBoED's EXTRACT rsBit BUaHuJI baa
Established upwards Of is years. pfspared Byii 1so
] st.lf0dIt sh HI. Il. T.HEI.NIBOLI.t t;sTt
iasun4sqed ais1S1 DRUGGfSE. 80, .,yRsI
,ylgSt Broadway; New York, and 40 LIs ss
feb2l1dly, s,ilI - 9pIil3 3til % Sto'9' '.. -. "
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SPECIAL NOTICES. /

|taavy ia aMBE.E0 EaNOSs
.YeiN 1Fa
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FOR MORE THAN. TWENTY YEARS MA
.fHEWS' VENETIAN HAIR I'VE has StoCdtbe
test trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor .;,aI., ,,f,sI 10 ,ustu0w siRr3i 9h1
1t IS the best and, cheapest in the world. Price
75cents,s ia 4uiatsT' y shd tfl-~,' ~ ~
It gives beautiful ylustrods. RdtafGs color,
1t sicompletel inone bottle '1h
1t does the work the first time. 3al ,...isq
j Itdoesnot crock. smut Or STAIN, ..s s,,,....,.d
Il ut does not rub of or fade. ~ -. = .-ssc5
1t always eiSes satisfaction chiid can sppIyit,
l. iTHISHAIR DYE "a manufscture by . peculiar
pr6cess eknow only to Mr.. Msthexs), which renders
il in6hftely superior to any in market. iTff.p
h dnnusing The oY YEEETIAN, DYE you. sayeid
hAtRUSTYS ID FAD appesrance by which dyedhair
is son easily recognized Yhea an inferior article
Pd41vest rs cents. and yOu, VIII be eenvineeds-
PSold by ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
49,, l5n,..5,'n Al sMATHEWS .MsnufaetuFsrI
agents. -Satt1'ie iiIits '''' lnaY1O-deodlyf
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90 3 sAoOo zAL ...,s..r,
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MoRN1Nai SESSION. e91hlI5,. ,

=
q BFT Mr.. HILL, of Deffance-From 16s
citizens of Paulding county, for the amend
ment or repeal of an act passed Feb. z,
-1S6l, authorizing the levy of a tax to
build bridges across the Auglaize river in
said county. a-iv,. ai 39c5. s-sl -.g Bt.'i
3 3 BY Mr.. MONOGRAM, of Champaign
For law to authorize the commissioners
of that county to borrow money in certain
cases to build free turnpike roads, 5sss .f M
By Mr.. WELSH, of Meigs-Relative to
taxes for school purposes .. So s'.za1s -.z
By Mr.. COCHR AN, of iHamilton-From
Charles Rule, asking the paymentOf a bal
ance due to him by the State on his con-
tract for doing the marble work OF the
State House. -, :, y !lafsHsa s5-tssr-t zi f--
BY Mr.. PIATT, of Logan-For law to
enable. the town council and township trus-
tees of West Liberty to build town hall.
G By Mr.. BLOOM, of Richland-From zoo
citizens of that county, for a law author
izingthe commissioners of that county to
erect a new court house.
By Mr.. PIATT, of .Logan-For a law
authorizing cities and'villages to prohibit
the sale of Intoxicating drinks W. =
ana siai SECOND READINGS. ...-...,r a ~
: '1 + Four bills were read the second time, and
q appropriately referred One, of thems the
Appropriation bin, was read q second time
under suspension of the rules, and re-
s Sferred toithe committee of the Whole, and
made the special order for March 46, at II
Tie committee on Revision made two re-
( PHI a. 3. No. 7S, by Mr.. HILEATo provide
for the early publication of the general
laws in newspapers, and for other pur-
moses. was read the third time. sas77sa : zg.
3 - Mr.. PUTNAM moved to amend as fol-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16
eoncinsIonn Of 11ie FFarce. IA cel

Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, for COPY
of the, reperfof the State Farm ihvestiga-
ton. The report is very BRIEF and COM
mends in the highest terms Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe ''to the appreciation of thisz(the)
House and people of 0hio." I'VE have
alMaYs Understood that Mrs. Howe was q
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-11-27
McNeeIy Normal school.
HopEDALE, Nov. %, 1856

HopEDALE, Nov. %. 1867.
A very pleasant session of the McNeely
Normal School having closed to-day, those
of us who were boarders of Humphrey Hall
during the term, desire to make a public
expression of our appreciation of the many
comforts we have enjoyed at the exceeding
low figure of $2,20 per week; this being
the entire cost Of boarding, fuel and rent
for room, furnished not meagrely, but COM
fortaby. Nor did We eat only pork, beans
and pone our table at any time would COM
pare favorably with that OF any Boarding
Hall for Students, where the cost per week,
would average from $500 to SIS, 70.
As is published in the circular the ladies
vait upon themselves, paying one person to
cook and ,oe dry dishes, set the table, sweep
the halls and poarches-the labor, however,
being so proportoned as to require, on an
average, but ten minutes per day; and there
has not been, among twenty girls of US, y
a single jar. Think of that, caumners of
our sex, and know that we can agree among
ourselves-at least at Humphrey Hall. y
To any who are desirious of filling well
their positions in life, whatever those posi-
tions may be. we say ''come with U.S. And
to schools who challenge comparison in
price we would say, examine expenses and
advantages at Hopedale and put your
"seuenty; fire dollars in your pocket.
BoARDERs AT HUMPHREY HALL.