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Notice.

THE undersigned hes been duly Qualified
L as Executor of the last VIII and Testa-
ment of Augustin LeClereq, deceased, late
of Gallipolis, Gallia county. Ohio.
F. L. LECLERCQ, Executor
Aug. 8. lS67.-3w.
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Es- The Ohio campaign was fairly
opened on the 5th. On that day Gen.
Hayes made a speech at Lebanon,
Warren County, and Judge Thurman
one at Waverly, Pike Co.
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@ Geo. j. Rust has become CON
nected with the Buffalo wv. Va, In
dependent.
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@- Lewis A. Wickline and Philip
Montague are in custody at Charles.
ton on charges of robbing the U. S.
Mail.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

One dollar must accompany each name
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@BIsHoP McILvAINE, of Ohio, has
sailed for England, to attend the
Grand Council of the Episcopal
Church, in September.
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Photograph Gallery!
IN HAYwARD's BUILDIN
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.

HAvING returned to the city and resumed
IL my old business. | am now prepared
to get up any kind of Pictures N my line, IN
the highest style of the Art. Ny Instrument
is the largest in the city. Particular sttention
paid to Copying, Enlarging and Coloring.
re- All work warranted, or no charge.
Call and see for yourselves.
JOHN DELILLE.
Aug. 8. lee7-tE
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~ Gov. Low, of California, IL
lustrates the position of the Demo
Gratis of that State by an anecdote of
man who entered the Pacific Club,
the rooms Of which were formerly
occupied as gambling house, and
stepped up to q party of gentlemen
who were playing cards, offering to
bet dollar. ''But this is not a
gambling house" sis that so?"
said the man looking about. "Why
this is the same old place, and the
same old crowd.
H- The President has promised
a delegation from New Orleans that
Collector Kellogg of that port shall
be removed, and has directed the
Secretary of the Treasury to issue
an order suspending him for alleged
Irregularities. The Secretary puts
no confidence in the charges, and has
thus far refused to issue the order
1t is said that this matter, with
others, is making wide breach be-
tween the Secretary and the Presi
dent.
VICTOR No. 4 SUNK.--This steamer
sunk at Walkers Landing, four
miles above Portsmouth, on her up
ward trip, last Thursday afternoon.
She was making landing when she
struck a snag, and sunk in SIX feet
water. No freight was injured
The water covers but q portion Oh
the boiler deck. Capt. Scott Will
have boat in her place.--Irons0n
Register.
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M ARIETTA COLLEGE! E!

Aug. 8, lsG7.-tf.
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wAllhCx's THEATRE.

Las, night and the two preceding nights wsiack's
theatre full lively and brilliant The temperance
Of Lolita, the Californian pet, after three years
absence from this city, bad naturally enough created
expectations II natural that large audiences should
be present TO give her welcome but 10 something
be able TO add that the former avore had lost rene
her power and that expectation which stood on tpioe
not disappointed. AS Paul, in Buess,ones
operate comedy, The Pet Of The rc,iiooats
Lotta was exquisite II would not be aifHcot take
exception 70 pronunciation here and ntopasion there
but the vivasy and naturaness or her acting through
out this piece completely dsan criticism. In the con.
GLIDING farce entitled Family Jars she sustained the
character 81 Iddy Laregsn and locked and played the
Tpperary girl 10 perfection Her performances on the
banjo, her sony mickey Is gcsc rway,' and mrs
McGowan's Reel which vas footed as perhaps she
alone can foot II, convinced rs, though We had
not been witnesses 10 her earlier appearances,
that the title Of CsIfornla Pes had not been unlus,y
bestowed With one or two exceptions, such "a those
sustained BY NJ. Geege Holland Mt J. W. Williamson
and Mrs W Winter, tho subordinate parts were poorly
some OF them. sndecd, execrabiy played. This may
have boon intcnonal the part OF the mana cement
In ordor 10 gre prominence 70 the principal performer
In our opfon this Ia always mistake. A realty 1000
actress, Lolita undoubtedly ", does not suffer BY
] haypg tas subord nae patIs we'll allied M
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The French Transatlantic mail steamship st. Lau-
rent Captain do Bocande which left Brest Saturday.
July 90 arrived this port yesterday afternoon, bring
ing hundred and thirty-two passengers, eight
hundred tons Of merchandise and European mail adj
ate the report contained in the files OF the
China at Boston.
Tue mails Of the China reached this city from Boston
yesterday evening" bringing special European
spondence and newspaper files detail OF cable des
patches TO the 20th or July.
Among the passengers by the China were Admiral
Tege,ho Of the navy. and his brother Gene
raj Tegetbon who route to Mexico to obtain,
possible, the body of Macmillan.
The Austrian frigate Novara which has been placed
at tho orders OF Admiral Tegeihon made in 1861 the
voyage round the world as sailing vessel, but has
since been converted at Trieste into paddewhscl
steamer THIS vessel has a steam power Of $50 horses
and carries 81 guns and crew Of 500 men.
The naval appropriation clauses Of the French budget
were debated in the legislative body on the 18th OF
July when Bethmont said there ought 10 DO laid De-
fore members programme as 10 the mderteL Admiral
Rgsult do Genouiy maintained that one hundred ana
sixty seven vessels would be amply sufficient With
respect TO what might required in the Levant, the
sryn.pisted squadron at Toaon would always suffice;
and in China Cochin China and Japan the relations Of
France were excellent. The honorable gentleman de-
AIRED programme but to give would be folly Tor
4, gii enlighte posste to the nara rs'ources
Of France
The Touronnois Of July Is says
tn, roadstead at the Hyeres Island presents Just now
agnncen, spectacle. The entire ron-cad Mediteira.
mean squadron OF France, under command Of Admiral
Dc ueydon lies ranged in order Of battle within few
hundred wards OF the shore IL comprises the Solfeno,
t,a Normande the Heroine, the Invincible, the Cou-
rome tho Provence, the Cato the Devastation floating
halerv besides the Louis XIV. wooden three-decker
Tbs rp,ish armored squadron lies at anchor on the
1ishi. The Royal Oak tbrty.hv guns; the Arethuss.
tir,vGve and the Calendonia twenty -four, OF large
cat1re
Tho pru.san government has commissioned General
Al Molso Tho chief organizer OF tho late campaign in
GERMANY. 10 study the sta.egcal plan Of anew railway
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A U S 7 r IA.

The sultan Lenves Vienna HOmewnrd.
VIENNA, July 31-Evening.
The visit OF the Sultan of Turkey to Vienna terminated
to-day.
His Imperial Majesty departed this afternoon for
Pestb where he will make brief visit and thence pro-
coed to Constantinople
Disastrous and Fatal Mine Explosion.
VIENNA, July 81, 1867.
Accounts have reached this city Of terrible expo
which occurred in of the large mines owned by
she Rothschds in Moravia
The mine full of workmen at the time OF the dis
aster and than hundred miners are reported to
, have been killed or injured
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Mn x,miIjnm,. Memory.

subscription 70 erect statue TO the Emperor Max
milan has been spontaneously organized at Trieste.
DIsauietng respecting the health OF the Arch
duchess SOPHIA, mother of the Emperor OF Austria,
having been circulated the Official Vienna Gaxetts de-
clares those reports TO be totally destitute Of founda
uon.i
Tho Official Gdret, OF Vienna contains the following
potice:-Nuinerous communications referring 10 the
amsntable misfortune that has recently affected the
imperial house have addressed TO his Majesty the
Emperor expressing tho deepest regret at the fate Of
the Emperor OF Mexico and the warmcs sympathy with
the feelings OF his Majesty and the imperial family,
although IL IL impossible for the Emperor 10 reply TO
probably needed that these tokens Of friendly an
deeply sympathizing feeling have afforded comfort
and alienation TO grief and that his Majesty will AWAY
retain them in grateful remembrance
Tho Rsrue dcs De,r Noni>s Of Paris publishes N
article on Mexico, by NJ dc Heratry. containing letter
addressed by the late Mr. Lincoln TO Juarez in whish
the President OF the United States promises 20 supply
him with "arms, money and men 10 combat the Preach
ptervent ion "
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E u R O P E.
BY THE CABLE TO JULY 81.
Prussia to Defend the Dano-
German Guarantees.
The Sultan Leaves Vienna for
COnstantinOple.
The British Royal, Military, Civic
and Citizen Fetes TO the
Sultan and Belgians.
ENGLISH RELATIONS TO MEXICO.
~~~-~-~~-~~-~~~~~
The Race for the GOOdwOOd
Stakes.
The Sultan Leaves Vienna for
COnstantinOple.
ENGLISH RELATIONS TO MEXICO.
The Race for the GOOdwOOd
Stakes.
the pAMo-cERMAN QUESTION.

Frussian Note the SchIeswig Guarantees.
BERLIN, July 81, 1857.
The Prussan government is preparing and will
shortly send to Copenhagen. reply to the note OF the
Danish Cabinet requesting information as to the guaran
tees required by Prussia for tue protection OF the Ger
mans in Northern Schleswig
A HoisIeiu CITY Approves the North German
Customs Plan.
BERLIN, July 81, 1857
Altoona the largest city in Hostein and situated about
i've miles from the city Of Hamburg, has Joined the
Zollveren.
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the ENGLISH TURF.

Race for the Goodwood Stakes.
LONDON, July 81, 1867.
To-Day the second day of tho Goodwood Races.
The attendance larger than 1t yesterday.
The principal race, which was for the Goodwood
Stakes, unexpectedly won by the Duke of Beau
forts Gomera. The leading horses came in in the fol-
lowing order:--
Vci.
La Daupnlle =
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+ R A N c E..

Tho Trial Of Agricultural Machines.
PARIS. July 81 1857.
In the competitive trial of moving and reapng ma
chimes. which place yesterday the imperial farm
Mt vincenncs the distribution of prizes made by the
Jury shows that the American inventions exceled all
others
C. Fl. Mccormick receives the highest prize for his
reaper and mower, and gold medals awarded TO
Aessrs. Wood and Parry.
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MAILS FOR TIE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will sail from this port %
Thursday August I. for AspinwNi.
The mails for Central Amer'ca aud the South Pacific
will close It half past ten O'Clock Thursday mon
ing.
TIE NEw YORK REHABILITATION for tho Psssdc-wSA
be ready At half past nine in the morning
Single copies, m Wrappers, for masing, SIN cents.
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Ask Boys for

A.
Whenever take walks abroad how many poor. miser
able dyspeptic people who would be healthy and
and happy II they PLANTATION BITTERs that para
OF preparations giving the stomach
the torpid liver to the system and strength 70
the II IL admirable rcgcnerator Of naturoo
wasted neglected functional In either
II gently excitcs and pleasantly soohes With bottle
thereof every man may be his own physician
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article. suPo-
rior to Cologne, and at half the price.
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TIE UxlDILLa NATIONAL BaxE FAILURE.
SPECIAL IeLeeaAm TO TINE HtaALs.

Troy, N. Y, July ST. 1857,
10 O'Clock Z. N.
learn upon authority that the secret Of the turbuencs
OF the peOps Of oego county reference to the affairs
OF the unadla Bank arises from the fact that the
armers and nearly all others In that vicinity having
money loaned it 10 the bank and took the notes OF the
officers thereof In order TO tsxatiOn This fact 10
modifying public sympathy Cor these people.
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ARREST OF An ALLEGED .swMasa At PORTSMOUTH. VA

FORTRESS MONROE July 20. 1851
A PoIander was arrested Portsmouth to-day upon
various charges Of obtsining money under false pro-
fences from parties in Now York He was admitted -
bail and nearly succeeded in making his escape BY
steamer about 70 sail from Norfolk Liverpool He has
deposited the amount OF has New York bail subject
the order Of the authorities and is at iibsrty
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The LONDON MONEY MAKKEr-LosDoS, July sl-Eyen
fng Consols closed at "a for money American secu-
rsIes closed the following rafes:United States nve
twenty bonds 1924; Illinois Central Railway shares II;
Erie Railway shares, 4S5l Atlantic aud Great Western
consolidated bonds 1895
THE LIvxRrooL Corros MARKEr.-LvERpooI, July 81
Evening.-rhe cotton market closed dull There has
been decline Of eignth OF penny on middling up
lands The following the authorized closing quota
tons:-Mddling upands, lloyd; middling Orleans,
10tid. The sales OF the day foot up 10, 600 bales
IAvEapooL BREADsrUFFs MARKEr-LIvERPooI, July 81
Evening -Four is Is. lower, and closed at 29s Corn
duh at 35s per quarter for mixed Western. Barley
oats aud peas quiet and unchanged
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvERPoor, July 81
Evening Cheese has declined Is fne American was
last quoted 53 per cwt Lard has advanced to Sos
for American Pork 73s and beef laos per Dbl Bacon
AS per cwt.
LIvERPooL PRODUCE Observation-Disclosures, July 81
Evening -Rosn Common, U.s. and line los spirits
pentine Sis. Talow a.. 3d. Petroeum-Sprits
Cd and refined Is 4 I'D per gallon.
LONDON MARkErs.-LoSDos, July 3l-Evening. Sugar
and steady opening quotations Oils and I'm
seed unchanged.
Tus PxTeoLEux MARxyr.-AyrwrRP, July 31-The
petroleum markes nominal. The quotation for standard
white II 42t,f
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ASK "'y fiIE sof EVENING TELEGRAM.


4 Disease With a Huudred symptoms.
Indigestion indicates its presence Ia many ways Fatu-
lencs one OF them The food. instead OF turning =
nouris hmen Is evolved in which disends the bowels
and ives great pam few doses OF RADwAys RKGuLA-
PILLS invariably cure this pleasant SYMPTOM They
the solvent properties and tho
bile and insure healthu and perfect digestion. Price -
per box, coated With gum, from taste
sold by Druggists.
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a Great Success.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
AT ALL THE NEWS STANDS.
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Bntchclor's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable inst4ntAne
Factory " Barclay stree.
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Tns :ws :ctiss Cs. . I;ss . ss.ss y =:
sewing machnsl President. 90 Broadway. Nov toN
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DIR. * euncdy's DinrrhGa Cordial-Onc Bes-
tie wil every fary in sickness health, should
have bottle Of every traveller by land by water.
should have bottle OF IT, For sale by DEMAS BARNES
co, ~ Park " G. WELLS Co, 10 Fuitoa stress,
aud @. N. CRITTENToN, ~ Sixth avenua n r. Al rsta0
" n
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Boots, Shoes, Caters and slippers 81
every variety, ready made and made order, nj g. c.
RIChMoND'S SIS broadway, opposite Metropolitan HOTEL
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A Great Success.
AT ALL THE NEWS STANDS.
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Cure Warranted or Money Returned.-Op.
FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Gout; warranted harmioss,
AGENTS, DEMAS BARNES 81 PAX row; HEMBOLD. 90
Broadway.
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Constitution Water .. "a Certain Cnre fer
Diabetes and all diseases Of the kidneys Depot A6 cha %
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Ask Bow. for
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Marine Intelligence.

ship Guiding Star, Captain Won Size, which sailed from
New York the 10Th inst has arrived at this port
her way to Havre.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 31-The steamship Germana,
Captain Hask from New York the Goth Instant ar
rived this port al i've O'Clock this morning en- e TO
Hamburg.
GLASGOW. July 3l.-The steamship St David from
Quebec arrived here this morning.
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Elliptic Lockssisch. sswinz Mashisss:-: e.:
.ouss tension, adjustable drop feed
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wis.. Teupecs ay.a ,Or.nwensai rI.ir.1
BAIchkLoRA 10 Bsp,a street.
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A Great, Srccsss, ,u
Al ALL TiiHR NEWS srxSDa
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Cri-tndcro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Man3
ufac.ured Wholesale and retail, also applied, a. Ne
Astor House.
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ChickerinG & Sons

AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
at the
EXPOSITION OF ALL TIoNS.
In addition
THE GRAND GOLD MEDIA Of HONOR,
the Emperor kapoleon,
person, accompanied the presentation with
the decoration OF
THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR,
thereby comforting to the
CHICkERING MEDAL
only distinction other medals awarded f0e
Panoores, all of which exactly ALIKE and OF equal
value and thereby confirming the unanimous award OF
the
THREE JURIES AND THE IMPERIAL COMMISSIONS.
placing the CIIICKERING PIANO at the
HEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
Warerooms,
No 6S9 BROADWAY New York.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM
AT ALL THE NEWS STANDS.
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A Great Success.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
AT ALL THE NEWS STANDS.

Tie WORLDS OPINION OF HosTErrER's STOMACH
BlTTERS
Touching the BITE RS this grand fact n clear,
their fame fills all the Western Hemisphere.
Known all lands, WISHED by its oceans twain.
Health. hope and visor follow in their train.
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Steinwny 4, Sons TRUMP PHI.
THE PARIS ExP0SiTiON.

srETNwAY 4 SONS
beg 70 announce positively thas they have besn
a"A'oea THE FIRST CRAM COLD MEDAL
FOR AMERICAN PIANOS.
This medal being distinctly classified first order OF more
and placed the head the list of all exhibitors by the
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL JURY.
This final verdict OF the only the rank
Of the awards al the Exposition, places
THE SIEikWAY PIANOS
at the head and above all others In all styles exhibited
In addition the above the great Socste dts Bcaux
Arts" of Paris he French National Society Of Fine Arts
and the ACKNOWLEDGED highest musical authority in Euopel
a careful and all the
musical instruments exhibited at the Paris Exposition.
awarded TO
STFINWAY 4 SONS
THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL
For greatest superiority aud novelty OF construction 10
Pianosr
Warerooms first floor seinway Hall, II aud 73 Eass
Fourteeth street, New York
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A Great rri finc ssssfEHsrSc TELEGRAM
AT ALL THE NEWS STANDS.
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Hawai- Havana Laftery.-prizea PAID IN
sold irformatlon furnished Pho highest paid fo1
Doubloens and All kinds OF Cold and Snyer
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, l wan stssst, n. r.
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s.1is;. :sS Il s c = sss:
dsta
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SOmeVhInX cWs~IuV SuUSCrHu<F w III VU0oe
al Sos Broadway this day, large and wen assorted sosh %
Glazing ready made also good assormsns Of nns
imported and domestic Goods for customer work. . can bs
found hs e Having had much exporencs in the bust.
By tho quality and the s,yle OF his garments.
The priceS will be found lover than any oahsr hoasa
c. EUGENE STOKES
SIS Rroadway
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ITOSTETTEK'S BTTTEKS share the Common TAT
or all things good--Impostors initiate.
or these oeware-discrcetly use your eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies.
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ESr s SIS Ia s5..S. 'ss an ..
rfsts
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ASK "'y THi i'f EVENING TELEGRAM.
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..(;rever q Bakers Highest PrenAa@ Sswiu0
Machines. tS5 broadway New Ycsk-
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ConneISHGf.A

This State has given Copperhead
majority Of about 700, gain Of 1000
They have three out Of four Con.
gressmen. The Union men have q
majority in both branches OF the Leg.
islature.
Much good.may Connecticut do the
Copperheads. by means Of profuse
scattering OF money they have been
enabled to cary the State for Gov.
ernor and Congress but when they
count the cost It will be found not
to pay They make gain Of 1000 at
leas'; but when it is considered that
each vote Of the 1000 cost at least
sl00 it will be seen that Copper.
heads "paid dear for the whistle"
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LegislatiyC.

SENATE-A House bill was passed
with a slight amendment, which re.
quires all railroad passenger trains
to stop long enough to discharge
and receive passengers, at all towns
OF 5000 inhabitants, where they
have stations.
A joint resolution was passed, di.
recting the Govoner to extend the
lease of the Public Works of the
State, to the present lesses, for ten
years, after their present lease ex
pires, in 1871, on the terms of the
present lease.
A petition was presented from
near 800 citizens of Columbiana
county, for law requiring all per
sons elected or appointed to offices
of trust, to take an oath that they
will abstain from the use OF intoXica
ting liquors.
The Senate agreed to the report
OF the committee of conference ON the
Penitentiary bill. 1t makes the
minimum price of convict labor to
contractors, seventy cents per day.
The Senate also agreed to the
report of the Conference committee
on the New Lunatic Asylum bill, au.
thorizing it to be located anywhere
In the present Central District, not
less than thirty miles from the pres.
ent Asylum.
At noon the Senate adjourned till
Monday at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
HoUsE.-In the House, the re.
ports of the Committees of Confer.
ence on the Penitentiary and new
Lunatic Asylum bills were agreed to,
and SO both bills are laws.
The bill for the relief Of Charles
Rule was lost-yeas 40, nays 27.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Dan
gler, giving the Trustees of Cleve-
land and Toledo one dollar per day.
Mr.. Beer presented bill provid
ing that pavements in towns and
villages made on the proper grade,
shall not be changed at the expense
Of the owners.
Mr.. Schneider introduced a bill
for the erection OF a pest house near
Alliance, Stark county.
Mr.. Hitchcock introduced bill to
change the time for the assessment
of property from April to FEBRUARY.
The committee on Benevolent In
stitutions, reported amendments to
the bill to provide for new bull
ding for the Blind, authorizing. the
Trustees, If they deem it expedient,
to purchase new site, not less than
30 acres, at an expense not to exceed
$4,000, and erect thereon q bull.
ding to accommodate not less than
8OD pupils, at an expense not to ex-
ceed S2OO,OOO-the plan to be such
rs to admit of enlargement at any
time. The bill is to be conside red
Monday next, at ~ o'clock.
The House voted to commence
Its after noon sessions hereafter al
2 o'clock.