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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-02
N News of the Day
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS
.GohD closed yesterday evening, at 1929.
SMALL birds in Canada are shot for scien-
tifle purposes onlys 2. - ss sfg
qSoME OF the people in Lynchburg have
decided to camp out to avoid the high rents.
AYouNa lady in Norfolk walked into a
store and eowhideda clerk whs had been
saying naughty things about her.
A FRENcHMANs in New York blew his
brains out while tortured with religious
doubts. = srs5-gsFss..sfls sa@Fzagsss
gTHE social clubs in New York are de-
nounced as sshidden nests of iniquity and
depravity."
The CHICAGO Tribune says the great tunnel
is now ready to receive ssthe non7piscato-
rial water of the heart OF Lake Michigan
THE Rhode Island Democratic State Con-
vention will be held at Providence on the
18th of March next.
The Confederate ram Stonewall, Jack
son, having been converted into an ice
boat, is used to open the channel of the Po-
tomac. ssaa
THE Epocd of Madrid denies that Eng
land has protested against the decision of
the Spanish Court declaring the Tornado
lawful prize. ygsss E egTTrr ~ Er2
AN old woman in Michigan few days
ago, on her death bed, confessed her guilty
complicitY in murder committed twenty
six years ago at Watertown, N. 7. 5
A ROYAL decree has been issued upon the
REORGANIZATION OF the Spanish army, which
fixes the effective force at 100000 men. The
provincial militia is abolished.
The question of supplying sea fish to the
inland waters of Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Maine is still in agitation.
The Legislature of the latter has the sub
iect now before it. 9 =
REV. Mr.. BABIA, who was recently tried
in Canada and acquitted of the charge of
numbering his sister, has been deprived OF
his clerical connection with the Church OF
England.
FRANCE is not increasing in population.
This is attributed TO a decrease in mar
riages. Statistics show, ''they marry less and
less in France" The young men shrink
from marriage, it costs so much.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-02

MeeGk0g OF the We1nOcFBtlC SlHIe
go Central COmHmttteesS Or -
The members of the Democratic State
Central Committee will meet at Thurman
Hall, No. 272 South High street, on We'd
nesday, March 20, 1867, at IL o'clock A. M.
AfuIl attendanceis requested. .fg4l
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-02
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

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FOR GovERNoR,I
ALLEN G. THURMAN, of Frank in.
- LIRUFKNANT GOVERNOR,
DANIEL .. UE1Ls of Holmes.
rREAsURER OF STATE,
%. FULTON. of Crawford. -g
'.@a - AUDITOR OF sFATEsA ~
tn JOHN McELWEE, of Butler. q {, ,
ATTORNEY GENERAL, 7.r III. "a
PRANK H. HUHsD, Of Knox.
SUPREME JUDGE,
THO MAS m. KEY, Of Hamilton.
trk 0oNPrROLLER OF FHE TRgAsuRYa
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, ir., of Williams.
MHMBER BOARD PUBLIC w0RKs,-
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoea.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-02
New Advertisements
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Three for FIVE cents, 81 90 per hundred. Always
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-02
STATE NEWS.

TIE body of Christian Kramer, citizen
of Lancaster, was found in the canal, near
the fourth lock, on Sunday morning last.
The deceased was over seventy years of age.
CoRRY 6 Co. have called, for Conven-
tion of the State Sovereignty party OF
Ohio to meet at the office of the f''West and
South" in Cincinnati, on the 18th of April
Evening star., 1867-05-06
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

FORTRESS MONROE, May4.- intelligence
flashed over the wires and published in tina
Norfolk papers Of this morn ing that the cosn .
sci OF JEFF Davis had Obtained a writ of h,b.,,
corpus, directing the commanding general of
the fortress 10 deliver the prisoner in Rich :
mond on the 18th inst, created a profound i'm :
preston among tue citizens of both Ports
mouth and Norfolk. In Norfolk Davis and
his family have many relations and friends.
and great anxiety was man ifested an th.
streets 10 learn the minutest particulars CON =.
neeted with his release from confinement
Mrs. Davis has been absent on visits To wash
ington several times during this month, and
went TO Baltimore night before last iutend.
ing from thence to again preceed m rho
capital, and make final effort, with
the aid of MT. O'Connor and his assa-
ciate counsel. In procuring the release of
Mr.. Davis, upon whatever conditions the Gov
eminent might deem proper 10 offer Several
prominent men, both wealthy and POLITICAL.
have visited Davis in the Fortress within the
past lew Gays, ana II was rumored while they
were here tnat their visits were made in fur.
therance Of The wishes of Mrs. Davis and her
desire TO have their inter recession be fore the an .
thoritles at Washington. DAVIS has been in
Imprisonment in the Fortress nearly two wears
having landed here on the 22d day of NAV
1865, and arrived on the steamer William i
p. Clyde few days previous from Sa-
vannah; For year his imprisonment
was OF very rigorous character ow
ing TO rumors OF plans Deing started to
effect his forcible release from the Fortress
The mode OF imprisonment, however, has
been gradually released from time to time un, !,
M eight months ago, IL culmInated in allie wing
MIN far more privileges inside the garrison
than the officers and soldiers themselves en- .
Joyed. TIE guards which surrounded his
quarters day and night were entirely removed,
and he was furnished comfortable apartments
in Carroll Hall for the use of his family and
trends visiting him. General Burton, who
now commands the Fortress, and has been the
custodian OF Mr.. DAVIS since Major General
Miles was relieved, is an old army Off Ger of
experience. He has as yet received no instruc
tons from the Department at Washington d.
g., which Will guide the course to be pursued
by the military auth critics when the writ ar
rives. but 1t seems to be a general opinion hera
that Davis will be released without delay an d
conveyed to Richmond and delivered 10 the
the U. ). District Court at Richmond
Evening star., 1867-05-06
Affairs N aesrge,evp.

FISH WHARP.-The receipts from the Fails
landings this morning indicate an improve
ment in the draushts there. which the old
fishermen attribute b the .prevalsncs of the
southern breezes, they entsrtaininE ths opin :
ion that warm sun and . ligat scutheriy gale
el ways favor the Aehermen In the Poc1.c.
Tbe receipts this morning were $4,000 herring
which sold q 81 per 1000. Shad were scarce,
and cold At el5 per it0. NsEsN'
A Rockies DRIvRR This morn inR hack
man drove his coach on the Georgetown ferr v
boat 20 be carried over to the Virginia shore
He had LADY and child in his coach as d a.
sengers. just as the boat WAS nearing the yfr-
giOia Landing the drive started his horses ofI
the boat into the river Fortunately, though
the passenger and her child were thoroughly
duched, no very serious injury was done. The
coachman and his passengers were from the
Seventh Ward, of Washington
The CANAL.-Arrived-The O. r, Snouf.
fer, with wheat and corn to J. q Water
George Washington, lime TO market; and 81
boats with coal, consigned 70 American Co
967 0 tons; Cumberland Co, 423 .I3 TONS Gen
tral Co, 2,23 tons; Snow, 10416 tons; Bor.
den Go, i40.17 tons; Hampshire and Baltimore
Co, 222.7 tons. Departed-The Red Eve No
l. fish and salt to Harper's Ferry; J. M Wa.
ters, ferlliZerS to Weverton; Geo Albert do
ard fish to Conrad's Ferry; q. w. Harper. n sh
and salt to Harpers Ferry. and twenty-one
boats light.
MERCHANTS ExCHANaR aR-Of.rs-a ,oC
bushels wheat, $500 bushels corn, 80 bushels
rye. Sales-50 barrels extra -four, SIS per bbI
ii0 bushels red wheat, % per -busheI: 7C
bushels inferior wheat. Market firm, with
indications of an advance.
PORT OF GEORGRTowN.-Schoon X e.
Stannard, Hubbard, master, from New York
Entered and cleared-Steamer Keunebsc
Wilson, master, from and TO Baltimore; and
schooner Joseph Allen. Keso, master from
Baltimore, for Aecomac.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander James W.
Shuk, detached from navigation duty at the
Philadelphia navy yard, and ordered to the
Franklin. Capt. VIM. E. LEROY, detached from
the naval rendezvous at Boston aud ordered
TO the Franklin. Commander Edw e Stone
detached from iron clad duty at New Orleans
and placed on waiting orders. Lieut. Com
mander Henry Deli. Manly, detached from
the Sabine and ordered 10 the Franklin. Lieut.
Commander A. II. Cooke, detached from the
Naval Academy and ordered to the Franklin
Commander William Gibson, ordered TO the
photographic Office. Capt. Francis Haggerty
ordered TO suty III charge OF iron. clads at New
Orleans. Lieut.. Commanders Frederick Pear
son and John III. Rowland, ordered 10 the
Franklin.
Evening star., 1867-05-06
Important from Brazil-SIavery AboIishe ed
in the Empire.

RIO JANBIRo. Aprii 8, 1867, (yla LONDON
MAY 4-Ihe Emperor Don Pedro the Second
of Brazil, with the advice of his Ministers
signed e-day. an imperial decree by virtue OF
which slavery Is abolished throughout the
Brazilian empire.
This mos' important executive order is 10
take effect in period of twenty yelrs SO thai
no violence Will ne done 10 what is termed the
fright OF property" IN the slaves
Children ofevery class born within the Iirnits :
Of the empire afler this day. the Sth OF Aprl
are declared absolutely tree by birs n so hat n
may be truly said we now Inhabit a land OF
freedom, in which industry and labor will soon
find a fair reward.
ihe government Of Brazil has for many years
past sympathiZsd with the action taken by tos
United states government in coniunc ion w tn
some OF the great Powers OF Europe for the
suppression of The slave trade on the coast of
Africa and few only have elapsed since the
Emperor signed a decree prohibiting the inn .
portation Of slaves into bis dominions
The issd of the present d. cree completes The
work OF emancipation in Brazil.
Evening star., 1867-05-06
9OVERNMENf 0ECURITIES.
WAsHluofou. May 6, 1877.
Jay Cooke q DO. furnish the following quo.
tasions of Government sec prtfies: -
IERRRRSNN nAYIl

Hon l.. H Chandler, u. s District Attorney
for the Eastern District Of Virginia on Sstur-
day last addressed letter to the Secretary of
War, requesting that an order be issued to the
CommandaDt at Fortress Monroe, directing
him 10 deliver to the u. s. Marshal for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, or his deputies
the prisoner Jefferson Davis, should process
be issued by the United States Court Of that
district requiring his body. This request is
made Id accordance with the opiaion OF the
Attorney General, delivered some months ago,
IN which he states the prisoner should be ueliv.
cred TO the United States Oonrt when de .
manded.
Evening star., 1867-05-06
CHARGE OF ROBBING THE MAIL

On Monday last, Mr.. Frederick Depro, spe.
ciai agent for the Post Office Department as
sis.ed by officer Fowler of Lock Haven, Pa ,
arrested q NAN in Lock Haven, named Charles
Stevens. alias Wooster, alias Clements alias
Williams, on the charge of ropbing the Lock
Haven post Off ce. He has been arrested sew
king his escape from Jail Mr. Depro lately
got upon his track, and finally succeeded IN
securing him. He was taken to Pittsburg aud
committed to Jail for court before the ". 3
district court.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

DIPLOMATIC DiNNER Seward
gave diplomatic dinner on Saturday evening
u The Japanese commissioners. Among the
persons present besides We're Secretary Nc
Culloch. Postmaster General Randall, Secre-
tary Welles. Attorney General Stanbery, Ad-
miTal Porter a" d lady, Judge O,to, Assistant
Secretary of the Interior, Senior Romero. the
Mexican Minister, and the wife of President
JuareZ, OF Mexico.
Evening star., 1867-05-06
DISPOSAL OF PUBIIC LANDs

The Commissioner of the General Land Of
fee has received returns showing an aggre-
sate disposal of 1851 acres of tae public lands
during part OF The month of March last, at the
Boonvilie, Missouri, Off ce; IL. 42j acres were
taken for actual settlement and cultivation
under The homestead law, and the remainder
sold for cash and located with Agricultural
College scrip and Military warrants
Evening star., 1867-05-06

PATENTS TO BE IssUED.-For the week end
ing on Tuesday, May Il, there will be issued
from the Patent Office 229 patents During
the past week, about $40 applications, and g.
caveats were filed
Evening star., 1867-05-06
Special Telegrans to the Star.


Lospo., May s-Noon. Consois opened q
81 1KsU. >. 5.aVs, ~. -
LivsRrooL. May 6-N,on.-Cotton epens
quiet hidnIng Upiands ilkaifxd; B B.ead-
siuifs quieI: Corn ass, Cd .saas -
LONDON, May Ga P. M-Ths rebeilten in
China Is spreading and the city of Hankin is
threatened by the rebels. =
LONDON, May Sc p. M.-The Derby Gov.
eminent ceases 10 oppose the proposed reform
meeting in this city.
illinois Central ad vanced Nd. Cotton easier.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

APPOINTED.-Mr. Lucius NJ Boltwood, who
was for number OF years librarian of Am.
herst College, has been appointed assistant
librarian Of Congress.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

SECRETARY BROWNING Hon. o. II. Brown
ing, Secretary of the Interior, Is much better
this morning, and is rapidly improving, though
he b. stIll unable 70 leave his bed
Evening star., 1867-05-06

~The workingmens strikes for the en-.
fcrceR ent OF the eight-hour system continues
N Chicago and ST. Louis, but though there
Is much excitement no riots have occurred
Evening star., 1867-05-06

TIE WHEAT CRoP.-Information received
at the Agricultural Department from all sec.
tiOns of the eorntry shows that the whea
crop this season will be the finest prod uced In
this country for many years.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

RECoyERKD.-Hon. Isaac Newton Csmmis-
ioner OF Agriculture, has recovered from his
recent indisposition. and is again attending to
The duties Of his once.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

TIE WHITE HoUsE-Bnt a few visitors
were at the Executive Mansion to- day, nearly
all of whom had an IN Jerview with the Presi-
dent. Secretaries Seward and Welle. had an
with the Executive this morning.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

PERsosAL--Hon. George ;. Boutwell,, of
Massaeh usetts, is in town, and is stopping Al
the Ebbir.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

IsTKRSAL REvEsUE-Therec from this
source to-day were S735 .572.07.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

W Bgss's non NON 90 sIositi xsfAkL. IA
IUs tn al tts es!sbrstsd purity end exeslIs aoe.
street, spposite United states e frsssufy and the
nerthwest corner Of Ssh and sy., one sausrs
east of1tn o.. epA In
Evening star., 1867-05-06

nRPHANB' COURT. May 4th, lss7-DrsrpIcr
~ OF COLUMBIA, W ASH i.Js TON COUNTY, To scu !:
In the case Of Sophia Coltman, execntrfx OF
Charles A. Coltman, deceased. the executrix
Aforesaid has with the appreciation Of the Or
Court OF Washington County Aforesaid, ap pointed
TuesdaJ, the zsth day Of May. 1857, for the fpal
Of said deceased, and o. the assets in hand, a.
far the have been collected and turned into
neney; when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they mag
otherwise by Law Be excluded from ell seneht In
said deceased . estate Provided COPY Of this or
der be published once week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, previous to the said day.
Test-JAS. =. 0BEIRNE:
Evening star., 1867-05-06
4 A Il ID

The subscriber having sold ont his entire stock
ni Dry Goods to MessTs. CABTER, YATES q
WiSWALL, he would respectfully request that
all sons indebted 10 him will call and settle the
same as Is IN sorts Mt that his business should
BE- closed imm mediately
In retiring from the busin will take this
occasion 10 express my thenss to the many friends
are customers who have so literally patrOniZed
he ioT the past fourteen years, and bes peak the
same Tor my successors who will continue the
business at my old stand, J23 9TH strest. near
Pepna avenue, ana where / shall remain for 4
time TO settle up my business.
m 20 j W OOILEY
Evening star., 1867-05-06
steamer Burned .

NRw YORK, May 6.-The steamer Sea Bird
was damaged by hre AT Red Bank TO the
an omit of SiO,O00. She was uninsured
Evening star., 1867-05-06

regular no on thly meetin nR of
N the WASHINGTON CITY BOARB OF
HEAL tsTAIk BkOKERs will be held THIS
Lnobdayl EVENING, att clock, at the Off &c of
N essrs kilbOurn q Latta, corner of 7th and 4
streets, opposite the Post Once.
IL ROBERT O. FOX, Secy.
Evening star., 1867-05-06

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SPECTACLES.
CarefuI y suited TO every eyesight. EAM~
By l. ALEXANDER, ~
24O Penna. avenue. between I2tb and 18th sts
Also. Il ne assortment o Opera Iasses
Brazilian Pebbles inserted in frames to
orueI my3 3.lm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02

gsiten hss san3su gomitss 70 mie Der Sanisnee
Ron Ysr1cnen srbeiihsn, msl6e BET Den srcbsn
3lrsdsn nittumirfen te8ieris Nno. Ntan fam
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aus ben firalia iniuroirtsn Giitstftsn sinSslsnnst
tpfrcen. ---
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ipie msibsn, au- 9srfisuns ssitent tpornsn, 'ptro
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gie reripriBt, minbs1sns 70 fsfsuiaumsnbaltsne
unb sinHubrsih 81 rerosn, ME Die britttihs Scrn'
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Sic ;u errsiAentcn &siuttats fnb niat blcs
pclittiasr grt, ipnnern perhen bic iuts
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uno Der @eIhGftsmsft berI6ren II. {. 10"
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Misunderstanding pom Tab,ifterrn gu brinasn
Gisie 8ttrsbunssn msreen Den eenti1en vNanita
len" reht balp bic giu9eu I1nen.
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Ser Oslo @ablfampi.

Gstt nsr enelidsu 8srta9uns hes SrnaretieS
unb ~unirsr Gtfssssbuns 1T tn Der golitif stns
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itr @taaist;aet a~ufssiislt Cat, rire Der Ohio
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ben Waasm aslarsn baten, uno oa6 Sautsnee tpfer
bisheriaen Nnbanasr fh rstSern, ntsie tr'en S@up'
nGatl Al re1ihlu6en, mereen I'm, 10 barinoT'8er
fir bic 9sbaurtuna ib,er 6eriaaft i'm Staats
fGmrfen, trabrene Die 9emrfraisn auf Der aneern
@eite in aHhicTenen 8eiben NIT Dem ermutsisens
ben gemustisia III cen Sampf ittten %ipsretn, naB
t6nsn sana et1sn Wate felt pielsn Saaren Der Gig
mint! @eltf bic @ssrer muffsn susstsn, naB Die
Genrfratm Stics bities nal stn itarfss, eth rrr'
trsiHimss Sidet I'm sastoe babsn nno tiele Sbas'
fade tilbst cine maatise RafFe in ibrer pano.
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asl auf Ieinsr gtumprsiis nit ih hsrum5u'hlsrrer
babsn unn eer 8ampf miro intsrefant uno bsts
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Sic EutftIcibltun

rem geitcn bes Ser. Gtaatsn Sbsrserihts in Den
Staasiaasn Der DiaRa9uisttser Siquenrs Gambler,
bic am Olpntag ssssten ruree, lautst i'm 9Bsient'
liaen tabin, Bag Die Bathing ben Sdren nntsr
esm Sntsrnai &'psnus @eiss 8snen, bic nit 2irs
tifsln, bsren gstfauf RON DEN Staatsaeisssr psrs
6pten III, tanesln, fsinm S8us aepdbtt.
g8snn pas Sberasritt bs8 9ancss nit oisIer
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msbr in 9mpfan8 nsbnsn icutsn, 10 tdtts es sttraa
setban, I'm Die Gsse Ger Gensral' NsStsrun8 ~
rRtten.
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Gin eriaiitternOcr 80rtan.

8ten, 2. Gpril. Scr einissn Scssn Iesnbs
,trtl9en nsun unb sebu lItr ipielte ith IN Der Nobs
nuns teS etsnaliaen 8ehispfeten Der Siebabn,
Grnf 9a9qua, i'm 6ouie $40. 6 in @tltslnsorrf
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tiauna mar, trSfets feline frau ipteoertClt iibsr bic
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benz sr auf Die itu sepcroene Nntiitt, bel Der
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binsries. &itrilth nun fam CT ani9etasno irsuoss
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pcrosn. Sic UrSbliafsit es8 Grnf 45asqua mar
BON 70 milbsr uno aufssrsstsr 2lrt, oas Die 6rau
ten banaeu 4tnuuaen erfilt nutoe. Nadnsn
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8iet 6oien, uno f%orosrts istns Srau auf, nit itn'
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