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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

A GOOD story is told of hardshe1l Bap'
tist missionary in Medina, who became
mixed up in land speculations. On enter
ing his pulpit recently, he announced Il
the congregation at the opening of divine
service, that the text would be found in st
Paul's epistle to the Minnesotians, section
| 4. range west.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

OUR FAvoRIrEs.-Weas see by the sum-
mary Of the spring meeting of the Metarie
Jockey Club, that some of Ohio's favorite
nags have been removing the dilapidated
linen from the ornamental shrubbery. in
New Orleans. On the 9th of fApril, Moilie
Austin, one of Scythian's colts, won the
first race, a mile and quarter, In 2.l9H.
Nelly Gwynne won mile heat race the
same day in two straight heats. Time,
1.5I2I and 1.5114. AOn the 18th, Mollie
Austin won two mile race in 3.48. Nelly
Gwynne lost the second race, best three in
five, running second the first heat, first the
second aud third, second the fourth. fifth
and sixth, and third the seventh. On the
10th, Ringmaster won two mile dash, five
entries, in 3.4l14 making the second mile in
I.4s3x. He also won a one and three
quarters miles dash on the 18th, in 3.1l14
On the last day, the 10Th, Ringmaster rar
four mile handicap race, four mile heats
and won It handsomely, beating his princi-
palopponent, the tavorite, Gen. Rosseau
about six lengths. We append the time
First Heat Second Heat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

After the fight Queretaro was occupied7by
the Liberals. .;r t.f;,- o..l4 ~ f..-,',,.s,., !,
Maximilian cannot be found anywhere.
it is supposed he has secretly fled. This
confirms the report that Diaz defeated
Miramon, and the Liberals are complete
masters of the Situation -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
new York marKet--aIay a.aIsnIlIl s.I1'I.Il

new York maFket--HIaY 2snfsri1
CoTToN-;Mere active; sales of 1000. At zscfor
= FIoU URVReceipts s.47s brls; Msrket 1O8aos Bss3
ter and fairly act We Sales Of s,40o brl. at eI075
for Extra western SIS 5is IO foi obCies TO-
13 95sfor shipping brands, extra round hoop Ohio.
ing frm California aOay fr Sales $50 bris and
sacks at ls 509lz 90 Rye Flour very firm. and
WHEHM MARKET sasc better. and fairly astiys.
cago; Sc 70. strsight for No. MilwaaEes: 81 7Oxo
2 75H for. No.. Milyaukee; e 259s 40 for white
Galifornia. and % so for white Michigan and Oana
RYE-Firm sales Of ie 400 bush at s1 5s9l 60 fof
inferieri to prime western. and 81 90 for Canada,
BARLEY eounist ni.t and very srm sales of 1000
g SH.h b. M.rkst i@
better but barely actise sales Of 81 600 bushels 81
oETS@Rscspts 5i bush Market sctivs: sale:
fcEiS Il for CsFoIins = ~ '-'''
SSSAR4NS decided chsnss:5 sales Of Oubas 4
lOIEatS9a<c:S S = = ass tizl-
PEFR6TE6 MeisSss sals0 for crude. and as1e
s75X for refneain bond.
F0RSz4 FF00RRS4Slsss sctiss and Ihgas salss 81 soa
% 90 for closing at S2s rs. regular e22 II
ana ssi a 'S5 for prime sRs
BEEE1Fim5Wi ~; 81 i'm sales e previous PRICES e s :.
Ti Gss-, Ste az Sales s iOios for ca
tss@d ssE SSs dnS fos ssGT s
cor 'tMS1EGTSDSseady, Sales a. ss< Ssxe for
shoulders, ana I29lsc tor hams. q s - !. s.
LARD-Steady and quiet. sales Ht l2K@is'I,,
sBUfTTfER-ppu atli@1x, for Ohio. = = Z y
CHEESE-Firu atl39s4c.eadf ! 8 fEl;aiis aftsi.&
esT east essl slLATEsT-5EP. NJ. s. iusiR sisiiI
.2FLOUR-A shade better lfsr medium. with fair
"1'%SHEAT-Linited offerings and . strong Upward
tendency No. Spring 81 Is e go snd Aeo3
sRYFATery firm st 81 1901 80 for western
0AfSeActive an and advancing; sWsstern 7s9slS.s.
& sgEsEd sspas s sSi. ca spd dh
afdat, for 81 2591 ss at ilroad
d1P9S1R P9RRasteady aRo 81 new mess sss TO-
with BUYERS at $2s 20 and sellers S2s 25 regular.
BEEFAN oninal and unchanged. II 1 sls =
B26toN1Fifn At ioS SlO9e for Canbsrlshd.
and IL Lc for short ribbed. .s.s- :.
I'D a6ARDEDIiis at iaTSlsxc for fair to prime
ste0m. ...s -zs,i.- So
Z : Cincinnati marhsE-zMay e. $50
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged. 4 ~ i ess5., ss
WHEAT-Firm and no change. olssI.Si{ "a
C0RN9Buoyant and aetiyei MOL mixed 9sc in
SoATSEod ct at 7fs7Sc. -
4 RYE-Steady at 81 40,
( WHISKY-26ein bond iEssE lzENs.
I COTT0N-Closed frmer: middling was held at
26. conseqnent upon 70 egn news this afteruoon1
PORKIMess pork is in good demand; go 50 ig
LARD-In demand OF l21fc. tlols. 81, agad,,
BEEE-Best city brands held at 12Xc: -
4 BULK MEATS-Held firmly but nothing done;
there could have been large sales made sS 5a<@9Xc
for shoulders and sides in bulk especially for sides.
BAGON-Qgiet and unchunged. s.saea s55 az
BUTTER-Dull at 25@25c. 5oas sys1i
CHEESE Steady Hoiz ass ~ siasl5 bak
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

VIM. WINsLow. charged with having
committed rape on the person of Eliza
beth lehman, girl IA years old, was found
guilty and sentenced to death at the Mid
dlesex (Mass.) Assizes, on Saturday last.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

. / respectfully recommend my former patrons in
the Boot and Shoe line to Messrs. Alen.& Awl, who
have taken my old stand above. Ny old eustom-
ers for Leather Findings Oil, &c,, viii ind me at
No Gwynne Block. where have opened with q
large and well selected stock. =, ,r,s ,,,,,p.
May ], 1867. '''-'' may2-d3teod&Wlt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
Day Of ExecuIion FIred

HARRIsBURG, May 2.-Gov. Geary signed
the death warrant of Gotleib Williams, fix
ing the day of his execution June .4th.
Williams killed an old lady named Miller,
last fall. ~. ,.....l..- 7,,..t.. :,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
HYelENIc WINE The GREAT IMPoR TED TONIC

Used by the best families throughout Europe;.
Paris b.tE ss5E eS
Indorsed by the prominent Members of the Amer
in Baltimore, May LIST, 1856. Contdtns no Spirits
my Kind, and therefore ftstt stEtaa
NOT I'M IN THE LEAST.
1t is prepared in Paris from pure Sherry. and ad-
mits I'M IS composition only tonic, aromatic an
febrifHge substances
LADIES will find it delicious substitute for the
various tonics which have an alcoholic body.
MUSCAT PERLE is a rare wine of most delight
full flavor 1t is the pure juice of most delicious
crane It surpasses in excellence any table wine in
the country. Used in Europe for sacramenial plr-
poses. Church people are invited to inquire into it.
JONES & SON and dH0UST0N& GARDNER, Co.
,ambus, Ohio.
Cincinnati, Agents for Ohio.
auo9-deodIv-G
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
LEuCoRRHGA AND FEMALE WEaKNEss

physician of 25 years experience offers vaIuas
BILE and powerful remedy for the above named COM
plants. .E-ssvsf Ezss fs>sxT 81 xDEre~.r,
Itisia compound discovered by the celebrated
BERzELlUs and experience has proved its efficiency
to be greater than that Of any remedy previously
used. - s{}4lHq 81 Tot l. .i9sqs
The prescription. with full directions for use, win
be sent by mail to anyone inclosing so cents to
.1fHoHI DIR. JACOB holt,
.a5liJ IT III Station D. Bible House.
mchao-eod,y taas:s New .Ejs9ssk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

REcETvEs OUR FoRGIvENEss -gknasn
"a forgiven. We have no more complaints
TO make against him. After reading his
article in yesterday mornings Journal
headed aMartyrs,n we are satisfied that the
Creator has not done as much for him as as
others, and that he IS not responsible for
being such consummateE ass. Let him
rest in peace. We forgive aim: II we
have said anything in regard to him that
we ought to be sorry for, we are glad s.'Oi of It
Accept our apology, gknash, and be happy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

A NARROW EscAPE.-A girl about 16
years old, carrying baby in her arms,
while crossing Broad street in front of
Mains store, was knocked down by the
horses attached tola carriage turni ng sud-
denly from High street on to Broad. The
girl and her charge fell between the two
horses, and the carriage passed over hel
without doing any injury, save tearing the
clothing of the two. A very narrow escape
indeed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

. He.r rr ~ - 80 -
4 aiHE REBE1.LroH REcoRD.-Part LXIT Of
the Rebellion Record. adiary of American
events, embellished with portraits of Gen
Robert B. Potter and Gen, John g. Parker
pablished By D. Van Eostrand, 1872 Broad
way, has been received. There never has
ybeennissued from the press so complete
history ofsbe war as this. There is moth
ing fanciful aboutit. no overdrawn descrip'
sfioDs Of this OF that mans great deeds
nothing but the truth is here presented as
contained IN the official reports of the com
manders of the opposing forces. This
number ends with portion Of Gen. 7. j
Woods report of the battle of Mission
Ridge. which will be continued in the fol
lowing number. If you want q truthful
reliable history of the war send to th'
above mentioned address, and obtain th'
Rebellion Record. rl..lrs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

"A. HENNEBo- Saloon, No. lS West Broat
street, open day and night. III apr27-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

TRANSFERRED YEsrERDGY.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate were left at th
Recorders Office, yesterday :i.s.
Anna NJ. Cares and Catherine Root to
Adam HayeIv. Dec. 10Th, 1866, fractional
part of in-lot No. 80, in the town of Grove
port. for Sl.6O0! = ar q aooHs
w. F. Barnett and wife to Francis A
Marble. April % 1oacres of land in Mont
Somery township. for s l,650. .asa5 20
g. Thomas b. Welsh and wife to Marshal
Compton, February II, 10 acres of land In
Prairie township. for $4s0sT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

A NICE ARRANGEaIENr.-The attention
tof our readers is called to the difference in
running the police of the city under the
present arrangement, aud that proposed by
the Metropolitician Police Commissioners,
ias exhibited ia our Game of Crab
Last year the police force Of this city cost
bat $I3,7O0. Now It is proposed TO tax our
citizens some $23, ,O00 to $25.0 600, that afancy
loaflng place may be provided for Radical
leaders IN this city, and fat salaries paid
.favorites.s And this Gin addition to the
fines collected by the Mayor1, they propose
60 take from the pockets OF our people,
whoare now so burthsned with taxes that
iStakes one days work each week to pay
them, as punishment for daring TO hold
opiaiens contrary TO the. will of the Radi-
cal minority. Can lower grade Of mean
ness be reached by these men?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
Legal Not1ce

:
- ct, Eugene Dutoit, George N wilson, sJsisS
H. wilson. g. EB1iLe Datoit Charlotte Secfetdls
e Adam GefJaG0h, EIisa 6crEGHgh and Lydia DaE-
toit, will takenotce that petition was fled agaiDst
them and others on the 2Ist day of March, 1867 in
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
co lnty of Franklin and State of Ohio, by Samuel
Doyle, guardian of Samuel M.s George E.. w iliain
ID. and Charles 81. Doyle, and is now pending
wherein said Samuel Doyle, as guardian Aforesaid,
demands partition Of and assignment of dover in
the following real estate, eto-wit: BED fslst ~
: = tuated in Truro township. Franklin county,
Ohio, and being part Of the west half of q lot of
forty-seven acres of land conveyed by David Tay-
8 lor and wife to D.. s. and j.. Fancher Jointly.
DESIGNATED as lot TO-. g. in Chaneery Records
of Franklin county. Ohio, in Book, No. 5, page 3l
: said part being bounded as follows: Comm encfne
at the northeast corner Of the Kneaie lot and rum
ming eastWardy along the center of the Nafioral
road 6O-leo poes thence south 81 25-l0o poles;
thence west IL 60-1O0 poles; thence north so f5iO0
poles to the place Of beginning. bcdntaining *
acres Of land, and that e the next term Of said
ssd will apply for an order that dover may Be as
signed in and Partition msde Of seid pTenis
ss 'mch26lw6w nToaE T9liT Atty for petitioner5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
Suspendcd.

II sAdvices from Havana state that numer--
Gus failures have occurred. The provision
house of Lopez, Topaga g. Co. failed for a
large amount. The wealthy planter Ar
gendine suspended. Liabilities two
land half millions, which hisassets will GO
far TO pay, Senor Oviedo, the diamond
wedding man, made an arrangement with
creditors for $250,000, which will enable
him to pay, and thus save him from becom-
| ing bankrupt Several more failures are
texpected. afs@ e~e - ~ ase< a.a : g =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

. a Fl r--.Ff :. -
A FAMILY REMEDY.-" Goes Cough
Balsam." These have become household
words with very many families, and the
merits of the article justly entitle it to our
confidence and patronage. The originator
does not claim to be a physician, but has
evidently hit upon a prescription that
meets the wants of large class of sufferers
Some are testifying that it has actually
cured them of consumption. It is no doub
the consumptive's best friend, while for
coughs, hoarseness, and kindred troubles
we think it has nc. equal. We predict for
it worldwide reputation and extensive
sale. may1-d&w1w
DIET.-The dietetic part of medicine is
no inconsiderable branch, and deserves a
much greater share of regard than it,com-
monty meets with. A great variety of dis
eases might be removed by the observance
of a proper diet and regimen without the
assistance of medicine, were it not for the
impatience of the sufferers. On all oc-
casions, it may come in as .sprOper assist
ant to the cure" and we would particularly
caution the afflicted that in taking Ro6dck's
BLOOD PILLS and BLOOD PURIFIER they
must not expect cures to be performed
without due observance of the diet. With
the Robacks STOMACH BITTERs it is differ
ent, for they give tone to the stomach and
increase the appetite by assisting digestion.
| II NAV 1-dawIw.e - -.-.,.,5 + = f.e II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

GovERNMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.-I
will sell several lots of lumber and num-
Der of houses at Tod Barracks, cheap for
cash. Apply to John Walsh, 179 North
Third street, or on the premises.
may1-d1w u s9s5aF . 6igs 59s t,isA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

THE EMMETT ZoUAvEs BALL.--The most
enjoyable as well as the largest ball of the
season, was that of the Emmett Zouaves,
giVenin Harris Ss.Zigler's Hall last night.
Some two hundred couples were present,
and the hours passed gloriously, happily.
as they always do when beauty, courtesy
and right good will go hand in hands Sue
cess to the gallant Emmett's and to the
bright and lovely ladies whose grace and
beauty made the affair complete success.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

The weights carried, under the revised
rules-except in the handicap-were as fol-
lows: Two year olds, rs pounds in sweep
stakes 80 pounds three year olds, SO pounds
lin sweepstakes 100 pounds-four year
olds 1OS. pounds-five year olds and up
wards l14pounds. Three pounds allowed
to mares and geldings. s1ssg oe1 la ssasa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

DANCING SCHOOL ExHIBIrIoN.-We call
attention this morning to Prof. S. S. Pin
ney's grand exhibition for his School, at
the Opera House, on Tuesday evening, May
14th. Having, in yesterdays issue, given
our opinion of Prof. Pinney as a teacher OF
dancing, it is unnecessary to reiterate ii
here. We are satisfied that he can and will
make the exhibition very attI active one.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

.sst8 81 3sQ aOi sgsc --T-- = 60 naiaprkt usE1
! sTF YOU WANT TO GET A GENTLR.
mans suit of Clothing 10 per cent. cheaper than
the same can be had anywhere else in this town,
cal ] at LOUIS KAH k,S Clotbing Emporium, No.
& 3zeNorth High streets Columbus. Ohio. ae5 lob
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03


COURT, OF CoMMoN PLEAs.---T Court
yesterday was engaged in hearing divorce
cases, and ,untying knots hymenial. There
were some five or six cases disposed of, as
follows: :ea eia ~ = lspasi
Mary OsPalmer v. Daniel Palmer; con-
tinued.
David Bauer V. Elizabeth Bauer; con-
tinded. 1 tEhs
James Turton v. Amanda Turton; con-
tinued. a..,; - ~ e,ii
Sarah ". Benson v. Albert c. Benson
continued. s.J q il.fs ~ 500 riii ~ =
Albert Manley v. Frances M. Manley
continued. 5%Gi.E. 1sEA uC03Z
Margaret McMahon v. G. Perry McMa-
hon; continued. EN = WFE
Jerusha B. Whitehead v. Edward B
Whitehead decree of divorce; defendant
convict in the Penitentiary. s.s (,
Clara A. Miller v. John L. Miller; strick.
en- from docket at plaintiffs cost.
Susan Ann Mimms v. William Mimms
decree of divorce. .rtI G-E ,GpTl2o2iDai
Mary Spiess v. John Spiess; decree of di
Mary A. Ross '. James S. Ross; con.
tinued. trsFT n
Catherine Nagle v. John M. Nagle !; con
tinned. - s,a,sss,e,-s. "a - ~ isr--s
Harriet Turneyv. v. John III. Turney; de-
cree. of divorce, l-as .saaisifap srsl5 -.
Mary Jane Taylor v. Joseph Taylor
continued t'fos t1- Do 8l8 -lLaK
Nancy Brown v. John Brown; decree o
divorce. ls - isil1ai I"s s-lii 41i'i q -
Alexander Sawhill v. Jane Sawhill; dis
missed. -, - 20 - ,,e o. ~ ~
Sarah A. Heavy v. James 81. Heavy; de
cree of divorce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

HOUSES AND LUMBER AT. TOD BARRACKS
FOR SALE-John Walsh wishes to sell,
cheap for cash or on credit to good
customer. a fine lot of lumber and several
hundred feet of the buildings at Tod Bar
racks To those who desire to make a
paying investment an opportunity is now
offered that may never offer again. Any
one desiring to purchase can apply at Tod
Barracks, or at No. 179 North Third
street. a.ezl ai setsse
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

UNABLE TO ,AGREE.-The jury nthe Un-
derwood case were unable to agree upon q
verdict, and were discharged. wsb-521eat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

In TowN.-Hon. Charles Reemelin, of
Cincinnati, was at the Neil House yester-
day, .s.Ss,s:s IS. -. g s.iss 8 =. ts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
GOODALE HOUSE,

= Henry d Clark. New York: Mark Simonton, Gin
cinnati, U s Potter and lady, New York; W F
Byers Evansville: Ind. w Cupp 9, do; John s
Moody, do; w samson, Delaware; w White, do;
Kinsmau city; Tom B Whitley. Lancaster, o.;
/ Horr. city; ID Holton. B!enden, w Braggs;
Madison county: V P baltimore, Springfield: b F
Welsh, L01don, o.; W Rua, city, Mrs Kimball,
do; Mrs Reynolds. New York; Edwsrd Doup and
Black Lick.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
Asks q Loan.

At a meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce to-day a communication from the
Board of Trade of Macon requesting Boards
of Trade in the North to take measures to
receive subscriptions intended to enable
land holders of the South to hire and feed
hands in theireu1ploys during the eomin g
harvest, such loan being secured by the
lien law of Georgia on the Autumn crop,
was readsand referred to- the Executive
committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
sEALED. {. PROF. osALs

SEALED PROP 0SALS
WILL BE RECEIVER AT THE Of
w fee of the City Civil Engineer, in Columbus.
Ohio. until
Monday. the 6thdayO Of May, 1852,
at o'clock M, for furnishing materials and do
ing the following ork, to-wit: 80 cse.f
For grading and paving the unpayed sidewalks,
cutters and crossings on the west Of
from Second alley to Perry street.
For grading and paving the cutters and crossings
onsOherr5 street from Seventh street to W ashing-
avenue, and for grading and gfaveling the side
walks and roadway OF the same.
q For making au1S-incn pipe Sewer IN oung street
from State street to Broad street = elIf-tfs
To grade and pave the sidewalks, cutters and
crossings on Broad street from High street to Park
street. VOC eLift -t'Ea = seH 81 7ssg e9FO
.. The bids will, be opened by the committee on
Streets and Highways ana the committees of the
several Wards In which said improveme ts are To-
Gated and the reject any all of the bids
will be claimed by the committees. sso0d
City Civil Enginsers 0hice. room No ?, up stairs.
~ :; w: W.fPOBLARDelb
Ifmayl-dtd sa bdR snoI4 City Civil Eneiheer.
af ffV7aF3 eff ~ tIWestbote copy.l a. ifs,.0t,z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
NoTICE.

"AVING TAKEN THE OLD STAND
III of Mr.. a.. n. Kimhall, No. 1A7 South High
street, we will there continue the . ,ss - &,
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
Wholesale aud Retail. With new and we'll assort-
ed stock we will be happy to wait upon his FORMER
patrons our friends and the public generally. Cen
tlemen's Fine Boots and Shoes made to o-measure.
ALLEN d AWL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

.4oRouGH ON SUsAE.-Susan Stump, arrest
ed dafor being and living in a state Of 'prosti-
tuition, had a trial before the Mayor yester-
day. The fair Susan wo1ld not trust her
chances in the hands of his Honor. but
must have jury TO determine her guilt or
Innocence. She was accommodated, and
tire result was, the jury found the gentle
damsel guilty as charged. and assessed upon
her a fine of $50 and costs, and condemned
her to I5 days Imprisonment in the city
prison! Maggie Stewart, who was charged
with the same offence, plead guilty and
y was discharged on the payment of the costs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
NEIL HOUSE.

Henry Lazsnby, Clinton county; Alex Hunter,
Ouio; H Warner, Pittsburgh, Pa; Stanley Mat
9hews, CincinnatI; G r Bishop, New York; Georg
l. Adrian! st Louis DrF Schmidt amp lady. Gin
Hartman. GarrolIton. ILL., N w Foote. New York
WI Howard. Columbus; Il 81 ChiIds: q ID Pniadslphia
bus; j w Lydsy Pittsburgh N Foster. Logansp TT
Ind; Z OGa.rsts, LGgsn o; Y Locke LGSsR 8 N o
ton ~ Nsw York. GSas Remeiin. Cincinnati. n 4
Pfingst, Louisville. Ky; J Richards, Cincinnati; I
g Bohue, Louisville. Ky: Brq%nswick, " Gnci6ussi
j 10. N Y; w A Scott. Spring6eld, o; X Davis
w est Liberty, O.; s S.Dommient, New York; w L
York; j McGreight. Springfield. o; H g Farmer
Columbus; S Bowman. Sprineield. o; Field
2 Mckenzie. cleveland. Ohio; J r Taylor. city
2 Cresson, PhaSeLghia J ShacklefqTd I q l and wife
Y; John Dudley and lady, Landis; L. Bushnell
City; B Bennett, = n Z; w G tOrry. Cincinnati; J
SB I'd. Y; Clark and wife, Marietta; Georg
Mosos Il Kahn, N Y; John Preston. Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

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Large Sale of Sheffield SiIUer- plated Ware
Table CutIerQ, &c.

Large Sale of Sheffield SiEuer-plated WGre
Table Cutlery dc.
would respectfully call the attention of
the public to the sale of Sheffield Plated
Goods received direct from the manufac-
turers, Sheffield, England, to take place at
No. Gwynne Block, Town street, Monday
and Tuesday, May the 9th and 9Th, at 10
o'clock, embracing the newest styles of tea
and coffee services, water kettles, cake
baskets, fruit dishes, wine sets, breakfast
and dinner castors, biscuit caddies, pickle
stands, soup tureans, entree dishes, oval and
round trays. Also a. magnificent assort-
ment of ivory balanced handle table and
tea knives, plated dinner and tea forks, all
varieties and patterns, cases of cutlery, ta-
BILE, desert and tea spoons. The above
goods are warranted triple plate, on pure
nickle silver, the whole being the best
stock imported and offered at public sale
in this country. Some of the above goods
are from the house of James Dixon Sc Sons.
Goods ready for inspection Saturday, May
4th, may3 3t