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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

THE Office of the Columbus Oil Refinery
has removed to room No. 4, Johnston
building, up stairs. All orders left at the
office will receive prompt attention. Best
quality of oil always on hand at lowest
market price. r. ...-.-
April 4, 1867. B. F. REEs & Co. e
d6w-ths&sat be-. r.1 .- III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

10. o: F.-Thanksgiving Celebration, to
be. held at Columbus, Friday, April 26th,
1867. Members of the Order to meet at
Odd Fellows Hall at O'Clock p. M. Pro-
eession to form at ~.
Marshals of the Day-Gen. G. G. Walcutt
and Gen. Theo. Jones'. --
/ President of the Day-P. G.. M. VIM. F.
Slater. r ---..---- m.
Line of March-West on Town to High
South on High to South; east on South to
Sixth; north on Sixth to Broad west on
Broad to Fourth north on Fourth to Lor g;
west on Long to High; south on High to
Opera House.
Music by Hemmersbsch's Band. Sing
ing-Opening Ode. Prayer. Address by
Bro. Haddeaus, in German. Music by Tow
ler's Band. intermediate Ode. Address by
G. G. L. d. Williamson. Music by Towler's
Band. Closing Ode. Benediction. Pro-
cession form on High street and move
south on High to Rich, east to Fourth
north to Town, and west to Hall. +.
Evening Social at 1. o. o. F. Hall, for Odd
Fellows and their families
22-d4t ~as D. T. NOBLE, Chairman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

CRoUP.-AlmOstd daily we are called upon
to chronicle the death of some loved one,
by this dread disease, which often takes its
victim away from loving parents with only
very short notice. Every mother should
supply herself with Goes Cough Balsam,
for it is no exaggeration to say it will cure
ninety-nine cases in every one hundred, if
taken in season. There are very many
mothers who will tell you they owe the life
of some dear one to this wonderful medi-
cine One very desirable quality is, that it
leaves no bad effect, it being perfectly
harmless. In cases of cough, hoarseness,
ortickling in the throat, it has no equal.
apr24-daW1w. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

- ! s WARRANT IssuEp.--A warrant was issued
? from the Office Of the Governor yesterday,
! tor the arrestlof John r. Woods, lcharged
by the Governor Of the State of Pennsyl-
=. vania with false pretenses with, attempt to
q defraud. .ieid .I si:e saia Y Il fei:s SSa'l T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

oi9s.i 3 Ar THE N e. Warner, gent for
ii for van Amburgh,s Great Managetie was
In the city yesterday, at the Neil House.
.gWepresune he is making arrangemets for
-TPaf exhibition in this city some time
- ostl,,5ss, hstoI IL ! as.kf sBi4 ssaJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

AN OWNER WANTBD.-Last night about
10 o'clock officers MeEwen and Ed. Hartley
arrested man having in his possession
two ladies' ,cloaks, both black, which are
supposed to have been stolen from ahouse
on the southern portion of Fourth street.
1t is dasired that any person who has lost
anything. of the kind should call at the
Mayors office this morning and identify
the property. ise 81 ~ f,-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
NEIL HOUSE

e Stefens, Pittsburgh, Pa; D w Granbery, New
bank and wife. Pittsburgh; Lewis Raymond, Chica-
go; Wn Stewart Cincinnati; v Smeltzer, Zanes-
Cincinnati; J + w arner, Agent V an Amburg's Ne,
nsgerie; E B Converse. New York; James Dale,
Cincinnati; Wick, New Y orB; Capt Baraey, Lou
Clark, Louisville; Leon Hurtt, New ork: ]
Buckineham, GAINESVILLE; A N Poten. Franklin Co;
Chas Mumah, Lancaster; l. A Fellows, New York:
John Sifford, Lancaster, o; Bray Gale, San Fran
cisco; 3 g Pollock, Mt Gilead, o; J E Evsrbaugh,
New FORK; Alex w ilsnn, Lancaster, o; B A De
Wolf cleveland. o; Thomas Wilson, Allegheny
City; George Rabbit. Lancaster, o.: William &
BBlee. Glev&sIand, Ella o; Mrs Fay, CoyingtGp, Ky:
city; w I Caldwell, New York: f Thornton
q sveland, o: w Merrett, New York; E Van
camp Cleveland; K DeLande, New York; ID B
Hurt. New York; Sylvester W Gale, city.
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u9...aI a.it G7Qly audi n8sidlfi9 ssSft1 ~ I3ss
Columbus Gas Light &Coke Co.

al 2Hi0g Won gs--- -fa.z io ftRa 9ilJ 81
30 ss3sIJ siires s.9HJ no won3 hlle .ssegR
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
! Stockholders of this Company will be held at 3
~ I~neir ~Vnice c on AaaCa1G 5ll sssh0 Ss9nt DO sni02
Monday, 22d day of April, INST 2B4d
for he election Of Board Of Directors ana such
meeting. A B. ROBINSON
Columbus, o., April II, 1861. Secretsfy.
aprl2-d10t
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FOR SALE.

rHE AMERICAN HOTEL PROPER.
il ty, fronting on High street, will be divided into
business lots and offered at private sale until the
10th day of May. For particul afs call at my Office
No. 26 State street, or at the Hotel. y
w. A. MCCOY, Trustee.
April %, 1867. apr23-dtf
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= Cfncinnati marketlAPrfI "a. ;

Market generally stronger owing to the advance
in gold with less disposition to seli.of 9nt
II uFL0UR-Firm and prices in favor of sellers.
though not quotabIy,, higher Sales lsuperfne a.
SI1 OO912 75 trade brands SIS 5091e 90 ( fancy
SIS OO@lS 90. itf i"Hd pGB 2its3Lfiu sliA4
WHEAT-.Scarce. No spring sold at % 72@so
and No spring at So co.. u .. $3.50 of fe,Igzo9
closing at CSC for mixed in bulk and 81 05 sacked
z.OATS-Firmer but no higher. IT. usiA. e+I9
BE- RYE-Uncbanged.s set5 riti - Iri faffI-tlofs &
3 BARGEY-Unchanged- -.-.--,r, a 81 r.s#,,-fo,S
w WHISKY-Sales at 26c in bond. . - =
! e COTTON-No demand and IL is useless to give
quotations. FureiguneIs rendered sales impossible.
PROYIS1ONS-Firm but quiet All articles
held firm. 80 n - -.-. "a "a
aLARD-Sales at 191kc but is now held higher
owing to the advance In gold. L.tfat1i5IT II jtfs
fBUrTER-Duila at 2693oc. and supply in excess
of the demand. 90 80. 3s,,s r-f--7 -- i., ts,ss
EGGS-Sales at 14915c. -
. = SUGAR-Firm and prices UNCHANGED. tht
1 COFFEE-Firm. Advance in gold contracts ins
huenee decline. orrrg ,,e.i OF = z;as,,IiYf,sfE
SEED. Clover 81 7s@sl2 90 timothy
SO 30G3 40. -l-'s say ~ s'r
OILS-Linseed 81 4591 4s. Gig 3 9aJt1tsis I'D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

THE CATHOLIC woRLD "A BlaQaSine Of General Lit
Kehoe 120 Nassau street.
2 The May number of this ably edited peri
odical is on our table. Asan exponent and
defender of the tenets of the Roman Cath
.olic. church, it hasno equal, and the deep
research and liberal spirit evidenced insits
pages, make it awork of great interest to the
general reader. The office, after May LIST,
is to be removed to 126 Nassau street. The
subscription price of this magazine is So
per annum in advance. ~ so as4s zes
HoURs AT HoME A popular monthly Of instruction
aud Tcci cation, May 1857 New York. Charles
Scribner 4 Co. ..654 broadway.
- A very entertaining and interesting num-
Der of this very interesting monthly. The
table of contents is full and varied, and con-
tains contributions from DR.. Horace Bush
nell, Gen. .. Grant Wilson, Prof. w, S.
Tyler, and q host of other great workers in
the literary world. Terms: Single copies.
30 cents; So per annum; six copies for SIS,
Clergymen and theological students re-
ceiEe it for $3.50 in advance. 1asi.. 10. bns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

JUST RECEIyED.-At r. Main g Co.'s a
choice lot of White Neshannock, Peach
Blow, and Mercer Potatoes. apr4-3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
The New York Election

The Tribune estimates the majority for
the Republican ticket throughout the State
at 100000 In the Fourth District of this
city, Garvin, Lawrence, Burrill and Daley,
Democrats, are elected. If the First, EleV-
.enth and Fourteenth Districts have gone
Democratic, and the Twelfth Republican,
as we have rdasonz TO expect, the Conven-
tion will stand uinety-seven Republicans to
sixty three Democrats. Norman Stratton
is the only Republican elected in this city,
having nine majority over Henry Hughes,
Tammany, IN the Fifth District.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
7lIgocafI NE VS..

I EMrrEoHo1od1cAL Table, prepared and
corrected by W. J.. Savage, JeWelers SO
South High street. siHs1 g .bisisa.s5't f3.di
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
Cleveland nIarkesi-ApriI 2s.

fFLOUR-City-madeX Xxx spging. from No, wheat
el4 5O9l5 OO do do from No. 2wheat, slx Oo9l5 %:
Xxx red winter s15 OO@l6 59; Xxx white winter
WHEAT-Sa:eiI car Canada red winter at IS IS;
1car Canada white winter at sS so; car No 2 Nil
W4ukee spring ct 81 30.
CORN Sales cars new shelled from store ct
81 0e2 900 bu do do at 81 Co. cars do do'at $JSSH
car do do at$I On; car ear son.traek at SOC.
OATS-Sales cars No. at 65c from store.
Na aBARLEY-Quiet and nominal at 81 209l 25; for
Canadas S599Oc for State 81 soilo,i }te 11S "
PORK-NO- eity-packed mess at $es 90; No. ADO
TLARD-City rendered 14c in frkins and l3Kc in
tierces; country rendered Ice. piia l@1eff ab8uee
h Smoked iMEATS--Salss::l5 : 500 lbs sugar-cuIed
hams at l5c plain hams lac; dried beef &c; should
ers 1Ic break asst bacon l5c; clear rib baco l3c.
NESS BEE f-No. / city y-paeked SIS 90; extra
mess $50. 20 -ittl ,3Hi fuOTl itBl Gj 89I99n
BuTTER-Good to choice. western reserve roll in
tubs at 29925c; common grades nominal. s AR
? CHEESE-Stocks very light, and market firm Ct
15@ISc for good to cho dairy aud factory. = 80
EGGS-Sales 81 bbls at 179l6c. .g0sT
.HIGHW INES-Dull and steady at 81 25. IA
ALCOHOLAND SPIRlTS-Alcohol, 9S per cent.
a 4O84 As; Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, p IS:
Neutral Proof Spirits So 4392I4s. f3iliW .s.Eo
irPETR0LEUM-Refned in bond, standard white.
present delivery. 2e92lc; free 4O942, the outside
price for small lots.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
-cOMmERCIa. MlTfERS.
New OrI< Money YmHrlxeE-AprIIz4.
GoLD-American l5I1z9l4s sff.<E. SIS 3
New York stock Market-Apri,ff ..

Cincinnati NT0ney NIarket-Aprll a.
LpaEScited and higher: closing lss 4 buying
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
NO TICE TO CONTRACTORS
/ OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY,l
/ COLUMBUS; April 18th, 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived at this Office until --.-r s.-...r

Wednesdays May 18th, 1867, .,s
at u o'clock NJ, for the labor of about "a zss :
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CONVICTS,
for the term of Five years less. Shop room fur
nished and discipline maintained at the expense Of
the State. G., g, WALCUTT,
aprl5-d1taw4W B" -. ~ Warden.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MANAGER
JOHN ELLsLER.-Let next Saturday even
ing be marked with white stone. On that
evening, Manager John Ellsler, has a com
plimentaFy benefit, rendered him by our
citizens, at the Opera House. Tn addition
to the great spectacle of the Black Crook
there will be presen ted one of tose farces
in which Mr. rEllsler is soirresistablv fun
n.y., The mere announcement will be suf-
fieient to fill the house full from floor to
dome.l ~ -' =" .. Ao!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

New York Stock Market-Aprif2 "a.
STOCKS-Ohio Certificates 23@2ss<: Canton AK
942; Cumetrland 9s@2sk: Quicksilver 275l@2s
MAJ AMlaTlpoSs sk95a; Prsfsrred. 70 2ck !. ~ sstrrn
@9TNs Erie 57a @57K; Hudson, o.; Readine i0Ik@
l02; Michigan Southern 6796f1S Pittsburgh $50
z0i Toledo ll29 Rock Island 81 <@s1zS, Nortl-
Wayne 9zx9s1X; Pacific Nail ls0i2s; A lastic
652 9eS9. Border State bonds dun; new Tennessee
g.; Missouri SO. 6sos{sf{T a1trsfI .issffrfaai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

One of the Best Selections, SO.CalIed
A colored individual, named Ash, was
elected one of the Commissioners of Ply
mouth, North Carolina, at an election held
there recently. He is considered one of the
best selections that could have been made,
and as a partsof his policy he has declared
that he will oppose the arming of negroes
for fear they might shoot a. negro acci-
dentally instead of a white man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
EkCSSIsfoR lBIfI1Gh Rooa.2lMe mel


toned some time ago that Messrs. Mussey
q Tuttle had bought out the Kaufman
Billiard room, over Bain's store, and were
refittingit with the view of making it as
fine room as any in hesitate. They have
gotIthings very nearly completed, and are
soon to open their rooms with a. tourna-
mentI Of Ibilliardists of noten We find the
following in the Billiard Mirror in relation
te,the ksExcelsior - '--'- uOOdd
Che elegant Billiard Hall of Nfessfsl Mus
seyF&5 Tuttle, at Columbus, Ohioa is rapid
ly approaching completion, and will be
open to the public about the list prox. 1t
will be one of the most tastefully equipped
establishments Of the kind in the United
States, and VIII cOutain ten of our best ta-
bles. The opening will be celebrated by
the presence of 1lumberof amateurs and
professionals; Messrs, Choate of Cincinna-
ii, Frawley of Cleveland, and other bill
liardists Of note having promised to be on
hand.ly The pr0prietors of tt1e, "Exeelsior''
(for, ,sucbis the consistent titleJ, have spar
ed neither trouble nor expense to render it
In all respects a irst=class Billiard Hall ;; a
fact which, conf with tbeirgfea6 per-
sonal popularity, augurs we'll for its sue
cess. In our, next issue we wilt give an
account of the inaugural ceremonies, and
description of the building and its para
phernalia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesday,, April "a, 1867.
UNITED STATES HorEL.

UNITED STATES HOTEL.
- H A Mithof. Lancaster.O: ] Mills. Omaha City,
n. T.; Mrs Hathaway, do; w Tea, Cleveland; i H
Nett, Etna; DeHayen, South Perry o.; Cupps,
Ross co. y; II Balser. City; Dunn, Delaware, o;
q q Norton, Logan, o. b ID Foster and Girl. War
Eonda. III; G w esleryett. New York;J w Mervin,
Rredericktown. .; L Reese; Groveport, q; + q
Pease, Missouri; Phil Game, Winch ester, Ohio; Lee
Kramer. Winchester:: A J Mccormick. Groveport;
William Rarv. Groveport; q f Seymore. Grovep9rt:
Joseph aace. Circle yle;H h XII lin. Philadelphia;
j NJ Catch Xenia: e Stevenson, Cardington; j
Grun. city; 81 Tipton. Harrisburg; hrs Sheeder,
Harrisburg: NJ Yeoman, Pataskala; + Garwood. Mil
ford; C p Tevis city; j 81 Egolf, Etns; II Cook
Clinton; j 5 Sharp. Clinton; A Dickey and lady,
Biendon; John Chaney, Winchester W Broomhail,
Circleville; Miss Evans, w Worthington; Mrs
Bum and daughter, Groveport: j c Wa ker, Rich
mOnd, Indiana; Abel Evans, lndIanapolis. : -
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it requires the labor OF corps of clerks to
file and indorse the papers.
Nominations and Reflections.
The State Department was probably the
most successful of any in securing the con-
tirmations of its various appointments at
the late session of the Senate. The number
of nominations which failed will probably
not exceed ten. Aside from the Austrian
Mission and the Havana Consulate, but
half dozen other places are Vacan t.
Among them are Hila, Sandwich Islands;
Campeachy, Mexico, aud Turnez, Peru.
The nominations for Governor OF Idaho
Territory and Secretary OF Colorado Ter
ritorv also failed, but the old incumbents
remain. During the session some twenty
Vice Consuls at remote points, whose ap-
pointments have been temporary, were nOm-
mated confirmed as full Consuls, in order
that there might be no question as to the
effect of the civil tenure law upon them.
The RecOnstruction Law to be Ex-
planned.
The Attorney General is preparing an
elaborate opinion on the Reconstruction
law, explaining the bearings of all its pro-
visions.
The. Tribune special says: learn from
an authoritive source that to the last COM
munication from the English Government
on the Alabama claims, received some days
since our Government has replied. Mr..
Adams is instructed to respectfully decline
the acceptance of the proposition made by
the British Government. This leaves the
Alabama matter where it started, without
any proposition from either party pend
ing. .-ti5 sqi,i 9es.5rs,5 10 i.s. - 55;-a,.aa.
The Georgia and mississippi bills to
be Dismissed. -e-f.-.,-s-
A Washington letter says: -Resfeel GER
tain that, the Supreme Court will decide
promptly to dismiss the Georgia and Mis-
sissippi bills.
4 One Cent Damages Awarded.
The jury, in the u. S. District, Court at
Baltimore, in the case of Thos. Rich against
Gen. Wool, for false arrest and imprison-
nent during the military government of
the latter in 1861 and '62, has brought in a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
T00AIsT OF LETTERS
Remaining Uncalled for at the Columbus Post
office, April "a, 1867.

Alderman Mrs ALLEN Mrs E Anderson Fl Fl
CC2) AdamsMiss Bell Anderson Miss
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AN OLD TMER.-At- the Recorders of
flee yesterday we found left to be recorded
a patent from the Government the Unit
ed States to Robert Armstrong, making
him title to I57 e9l0o acres of land in Ham
ilton township, dated January 4, 1881, and
signed by the ever reyered name of An
drew Jackson. Mr.. Armstrong was one OF
the first residertsof this city, and soldier
of the war of 1872, and was a prisoner in
theDi hands of the enemy, Passwas also his
brother Jerry. 1tmakes one think, to see
such paper. In Jackson'si time the pow
ers of the Government were used to, pre-
serve the Union and to maintain the rights
of the States. Then, the Constitution was
the sipEenle law Of the land, and Its viola
tion by the, President or Congress would
have met prompt condemnation. Now,
the power. of the Government is used to
destroy the Union by depriting the States
of each and every right and instead OF the
Constitution, we have for the supreme law
the exer-varying,cry of party leaders. Is
the countfysstrongefp Are the people hap
nief now thaii then? s. Revolutions never
20 backward"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
AzPOIitical missionary.

Senator Wilson's speech in Richmond is
severely denounced by the ultra rebel pa
pers of that city, one of which calls him a
red-handed political missionary.
Fixing mp Things to Suit Himself.
General Swayne, commanding the Sub
/ District of Alabama, has issued an order
amending the apprentice laws, enforcing
the repeal of the vagrant law, and abolish
inU chain OanuS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
The Revolution in Hayti.

Additional details of the revolution in
Hayti are taken from the Jamaica papers
A decree was issued by the revolutionary
committee on the 18th of March, banishing
Geffrard, his family. and all his ministers
from the Territory, contiscating their prop
erty, and authorizing any citizen TO pun
ish them for treason if they return. An
other decree was published the 18th ult.
dismissing all officers who did not take an
active part in the revolution, Salnave had
been elected President. tits supposed that
he will Immediately declare war against ST
Domingo, President Cabral being his bitter
enemy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

The jury. in the u. S. District. Court at
Baltimore, in the case Of Thos. Rich against
Gen. Wool, for false arrest and imprison-
ment during the military government of
the latter in 1861 and '62, has brought in a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

B641x FOR McEwyN.EOhfeer B. M. Nc,
Even having been informed of his appoint
mfent as a amember Of the Metropolitan Po-
lice force, replies, in the following note.
It's not very long but is exceedingly
healthy: z = + 2 = I.
Topse Cnpmissioners OF the Metropolitan Po-
lice Of the CTty Of CoI,msbas,::asa % saaas
IGRNTLEAfENAI am informed that, you
have appointed me a. police officer under
the law organizing the metropolitan Po-
lice" for the city of Columbus. WhileI am
gfatified' to have the Endorsement of my
conduct as police officer, inlwhich capac-
ity 1 have, and am serving, by appointment
from the city authorities directly RESPONSE
bic to the people, cannot consent to ac-
cept a position at the hands of gentlemen
who hold their offices in direct opposition,
and in defiance of at least one Thousand
majority of the good people who are to be
affected by the law. ~, B. NJ. McEwEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

LOST IT AGAIN.-The young man we
made mention of week or SO ago as losing
his marriage; license and getting into the
calaboose on what was to have been his
wedding night, obtained second license,
and was lucky enough this time to get
Ftjoined in the holy bonds" and just in
time. On yesterday he was at the Probate
Judges Office fora duplicate certificate of
marriage having lost the one given him by
the party solemnizing the marriage. He's
abricks tf H8 1Gskssl sE4Ib3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
Going for their Bread and Butter

The Times special says 11.000 applica-
tions have been received by the United
States Marshal of the Supreme Court for
the position of Registers in Bankruptcy
There are less than $50 appointments, and
it requires the labor OF a corps of clerks to
file and indorse the papers.
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Queen Miss Eliza Quinn Robert
Thomas Byron Tuttler Miss X M Tape Miss
Thomas Edward Tucker DIR E w 2 Tompson T NJ
Taylor Miss Mary Tarr jacobs I.. r.. q

Williamson Gen Wilkins Mr. Woodward
Webb Miss Emily Wheeldon Il Wright Miss
Wallace Miss q Weaver G w Wilson Capt G L
West Henry (2) Wilton Henry L &hitingJD
Webster Jas RC3Woohl Jacob Waiter John
Wagner Martin Wilson WilsonMrsNauz
ilson Miss r Welsh Rich 90 Wiley Thos
Ward VIM White Geo w
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FROM NEW YORK, Q

Attempt Of Maxtmilian 10 Retreat.
New YORK, April A-Mexican papers
say that MaNimilian attempted to retreat
from Queretaro on the 26th of March, his
general officer only accompanying him.
He was compelled to put back, however, a
column aof Liberals under Riva- Palacio
having occupied the road. 1t is reported
that Marquee Quiercga and Vidaurri sue
ceeded in making their escape.
IntercesSiOn for maximilian.
The steamer Blackbird, which carried
Mr.. Stewards messenger to JuareZ to inter
cede for Macmillan, put into Brazos out oi
coal, and would have to land the messenger
at TampicO. 1r' '' u','''
American Chains Against Venezuela
Venezuela papers state that the Congress
opened on the 11th of March. '-The subject
of the American claims against Venezuela
it was expected, would be discussed, anG
an amicable arrangement agreed upon
General Blanco, the President of the Sem
ate, in his opening speech said that the re-
storation of Columbia to its former limits
by annexation was impossible, and that
New Grenada was the natural and unfail-
inc ri iuall of VeneZuela r- p - N--t -. ta -a-l
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-12
Koligiors Notice,

The following arc tho Appointments Of Rev
a. Is. STErn@Ns, Presiding Elder fnrthe Cree
Vile District Of the Sru'h Caroiina Conference
NJ. II. Church SOUTH, 4,h Qnar;cr:
GrecnriNc ,Sthion---lth Sunday and Sa'ur
da! before, in September. Assessment $3.50.
ReHdDHic Circuit 9th Sunday. and Saturla,
bcf're, in September, at Zoar. Assessment
5000.
G,ecnrHe Circni--ls Sunday. and Sa,u,
day before. in Octohcr, at Ebenczcr. Asses,
mcnt $3.50.
IfckenscMc Circun--2d Sunday, and Sntnr
day before, in October, at 'rrarp. Assessmen
500.
Kco,occ CircuH-3rd Sunday and Sa,ur.'a
before, in October. at Gap Hill A>seSsmr.
$780,
iKuitahu Ci,ruit--4t!, Snnclnv. and sam.
day hntnrc. in October, at WalhniIu. Asses
ment $50.
Scnccu and T"Uuio--lst Sunday. and Sa,u,
day before. in November. at Smiths Ch,pc, :
81 ,.,'n"t Slh0.
a"fc!'""n sutton -2d Sunday. and Sn,urd,,
oe'nrc: III November. Assessment 5000
patterson CiyrHH-3l Sunday. and Sotoy],
ncnt 5000. ''''"''' nSs'SS
Isnqtcfon CrcnH---4th Sunday. and Sotur
mont 5000
September 18th, 1867.