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FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FORTY
Il eight acres OF la d for sale, situate on the Ma
tional road and the Livingston road. The land is
sdapte,i for Gardening purposes, and will be sold
entire as whole, or in smaller OTIS.
Also lO2 acres of land on the National road three
miles east of Columbus, with good buildings. Or
chard and is in good order.
Also 90 acres on the National road. five miles east
of Columbus, with good house, orchard, DC.
Also, 50 acres adjoining the above, with a good
house barn, &C., or I44 acres on the same road.
The land is in the best condition. and will be sold
at bargain and on easy terms. p
For particulars, inquire of
THOMAS MILLER,
It miles east Of Columbus on the National road,
oro GEO. EARHART,
nov15-dtf Columbus, Ohio.
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: Iy,l IueSudyS, InufSuHys1 I'm. lz3O
and dSaturdays--....-...J
OFFICE HoUKs.-0fhce opens at TX o'clock A. NJ.
and closes at " 7. NJ. Sundays, opens ats1a A. NJ
and closes at 9k A. M.
All Mails close on Sundays at 51< p, NJ.
JULIUS j. WOOD. Postmaster.
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Farmers, Aeep YOur Cider Sweet
Without Drugs.
THE ROSEDALE CIDEEi COMPANY
will furnish their celebrated process for pre-
serving Cider to any person sending Ten Dollars
their address This is the best in the world.
Our Cider sold for 81 per gallon this summer, oss
but few cents a barrel Address
R0SEDALE CIDER CO.,
Box 1O7, Granville. Licking county, Ohio.
81 We refer to Granville Bank.
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Oblo Statesman,
RAIL Road TIME TARLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Oe-
Ambus, Ohio. On and after Monday, April %, 1857
aims will run as follows:
-(yieveIau "A !. 6yol m m, nm n A, Ctn,tt n n. 1
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Times Of Holding Courts in the
Fifth Judicial District of Ohio,
for the Year 1868.

The STATE OF OHIO.
FRANKLIN Co UNTY, !
T II. s. SHEPARD, CLERK OF THE
L. Court of Common Pleas within and for said
County and State aforesaid do hereby certify that
the following order is truly taken and correctly
copied from the journal of said Court, to-wt:
In pursuance of the statute in such cases made
and provided, the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas in the Fifth Judicial District of the State of
Ohio, do hereby order that the District Court and
Courts of Common Pleas for the year 1868. shall
commence in the veral counties in said District
as
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DHS TRICT COURTS.

DIS TRICT COURTS.
Madison, May5.
Franklin. Mayo.
Pickaway, May ii, -..
Fayette, Nav Is.
Ross, September !.
Hghland, September 4,
Adams, September 5.
Brown, September 10,
Clermont. September is.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
First Subdivision.
Adams, February 25. May &C. September %,
Brown, February 4. June 80 November 3.
ClermOnt, March 10, June 9. October IA.
Second Subdivision.
Highland, January IA, May 49, October a.
Ross. February 4, June 9. October q.
Fayette, March 3. June %, September 20.
Third Subdivision.
Madison, February 3, May Is, October "A.
P,ckaway, February lS, May %, October 81.
Franklin, March 0, June Is. November I6.
And it is further ordered that this order be pub
lished four cOnseo utive weeks
Done this 4th day of October, A. d; 1857:
7; ;Q4ASHBuRN,
JOHN l.. GREEN,
Judges.
To the Clerk cf the Court of Common Pleas OF
of Franklin County. Ohio.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed the seal of said
L., ST. Court, at Colu rbus, this 9th day of Oc-
- T. S. SHEPARD,
Clerk Court Com. Pleas Franklin Co.
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Closing and Arrival Of Mails
COLUMBUS POST OFFICE

Eastern Through Mails
q. G. & G. r. R. R........
Eastern Way Mails, G. G.
4 g. r. R...............
Northwest, via Fl, w. 4 c.,
q. q. 80. X. R.........
Chicago, via q. p. d l., g.
e. Il q. X. r .--....-..-.
Little Miami R-R. through
Little Miami r. r. Way.
c. o. r. R.. Newark.
GAINESVILLE d Wheeling. .
Z. D. r. R., Way........
G. Pa l., through 4 way.
Circleville, Chillicothe q
Portsmouth. ...........
Lancaster, Ohio.
East " ay, National Road.
Mt. Vernon Way, W ester
vile. &c.
North Columbus and Clin-
tonville.
W ashington CHI, via Har-
Tisburg. (tri-weekIkyC
arrives Mondays, W ed
nesdays, Il Fridays, and
leaves Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Centre Village. ttri-week.
ly1 Tuesdays, Thursdays
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LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Night Express........ 2:i0 a. N. 1905 Midnigh
lightning New York
Mail and Express. 300 p' NJ. 1I:20 A. ".
sLocal Accommodation 500 A. NJ. 720 =. NJ,
ITO Denison only-starts from Freight yard.
j. B. PETERS, Agent.
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Cars are ON iINIght Train
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
LO UlsIAN A..
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE HERALD.

Relief for the Sunering-The Work ON the
Roman Crevassc Suspended. &C., &c.
Ngw ORLEANS La, April rs, 1867
General Mower Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau has received instructions from Washington
TO tions destitute persons In this state through
his agents In the different parishes He has also received
contributions from the North aid the sunercs The
General calls the attention Of railroad and steamboat
these facts and circular issued 70 the papers
Of this city, requests those who may be willing 70
favor suffering hy conveying bounty
OF the government to them FREQ OF charge 70 be kind
enough 10 send written notice TO that effect 70 his
headquarters.
Yesterday orders sent 10 suspend further work
upon the Roman Crevasse in consequence OF the failure
on the part OF the Board Of Lcvee Commissioners 70
money for the purchase Of materials and payment
for the hborers. The committee OF planters from tho
parish Of ST. James also failed 10 raise money from the
banks for this purpose and have returned homo il Ii
estimated that the failure TO close this alone
will the loss OF over 81. .000, 000
On and after the LIST OF May next two trains will leave
this city daily for Washington and New York BY the
Great Southern Mail Route.
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
MS SIsSIPP


Letter from Mr.. Henry r. Elicit, Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of Mississippi.
From the jackson (Mss.) Claron.l
Mr.. Henry T. Elicit Judge Of the Supreme Court o.
Mississippi and OF her most gifted and enlightened
statesmen, has published letter on the present cond
Of public affairs in the South In answer 10 one Of
ability and logic which distinguish sli his prsduc-
tions. and abounds with wholesome advice 70 The
people Of our state No. approving I. none nor,
ary bills, he regards reconstruction In some form o.
other under them foregons concluson and demon
who 10 not DISTINGUISHED to vote To quote bis hn
guage tit always OF the nrst duties OF every
citizen entitled 70 vote 70 do 90; and douoly 2.
body. The negro suffrage question not the only one
that win be agiiaed there The whole subject Of pro-
cal opinions that rampant In Tennessee and Missouri
will be represented
On the subject Of negro suffrage, ne suegs.ss sias ~
means intolcrabic evil. All forms Of calamity
diminish in snitude and terror as We approach and
grapple with them So will probably be with tha He
argues that Il the duty Of patriotic and good men y
enlghtsn and instruct patiently and kindly the new
sungsns tor .ne y, .ccosd =
them all the POLITICAL and civ rights 70 which the laws
eutitIe them, stating with truth that ''t not ne
negroes We have 10 FEAR but unprincpled white men
who will seek TO use them for selfish and wicked ends
Against this influence the saysl We can only Be- ensc-
tuay guarded BY convincing them that 10 Are their
he has serious doubts that the radicals will keep faith
with tbs SOUTH after she has been reconstructed under
the terms OF law n they should DO disappointed In
establishing their supremacy her local government
point upon which the most sangune OF people
future this result s uncertain But We have reason 70
hope that the conservative republicans OF the Sherman
school with the aid Of their allies from other quarters
will be able control the future destuies OF the coun
try The people Of the South but 90 their duty
the perous emergency, and leave the rest 10 other
demonsra,es there but one course which can BE- pur
sued consistently with wisdom and patriotism.
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
CE or GIA.

General Pope's Order to the Southcrn Oh
strucfionises,
General Orders, No TO- from headquarters Third MIL
tary district commanded by Major General Pope dated
the 23d inst, republshes the following paragraph from
General Orders, No. L.
II Is clearly TO be understood however, that the civil
officers thus retained in Office shall connne themselves
strictly the performance OF their official duties, and
willis. holding their offices % they shall : not use any
taking active In reconsructtng their State gov
ernmen under the act Of Congress 70 provide for the
efficient government OF the rebel States and the
act supplementary thereto.
The order then directs that the words shal not use
any influence Whatever" shall bs interpreted In their
widest sense and held to advice, verbal written
given 70 individuals, committees or the public All
officers In the military district directed and citizens
are requested give immediate Information OF any In
fraction Of this ORDER and prevent misunderstanding
on the subject Is distinctly announced that any civil
Official State municipal within this district WHO
violates tho above order will be deposed from his ONCE
and held accountable such other the nature
OF the demands.
Education Of Colorcd People In Georgia.
From Richmond tonight learn that the Committee
on Education from the Grand Jury Of Gynn county,
Georgia. recommend appropriations for educational pur-
poses bc extended alike 70 all classes Of people, not
TO the whites Alone and that the coored people Of he
county should share equally and impartIay, withcu.
discrimination In all the benefits Of the distrbuticb Of
the funds nov In the treasury raised hereafter 70 be
raised for The purpose Of education.
Celered Meeting In stewart County. Georgia.
A meeting WAS held recently in stewart county,
Gsorna composed exclusively Of coored mep presided
over BY the Rev George Bull, coored Baptist minister,
Who called on his hearers 70 enter the discharge Of
the duties which freedom had imposed on them with
moderation and mutual forbearance, and 70 commence
m the outset BY cutvane feelings Of the utmost good
win towards their white brethren. The following CON-
msndabs resolutions were adopted
Resolved That there should bo no cause Of difference
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

~ !
FOR tho kindness shown him. Aulgus declined 70 speak
when motioned 70 the DROP Goetz came forward firmly
Angus iseeay, and Case danced forward laughnsiy,
>~~-----s-~a~~. DYING BRAvApo. $500 -.
The ropes were adjusted. SAID Goetz just then
Heads up, boys; let's die like men," Said Aulgus,
just two O'Clock. in time for the train" Case stopped
down as he spoke and looked up, az IL 70 Judge
how much Of . fall he would have and q
he did he laughed the chucklng laugh
that had already horrided those who saw and heard.
Said Goetz again, Don't let slip the way they did
over In Newport referring to the Watson execution.
Said Case Strengthening up Farewell good bye all of
you, l am not afraid to de.n Said AuIgus again,
GOOD bye going 70 leave you'' Said Goetz,
God have mercy on US three sinners"
White caps were then drawn over their faces, arms
pinoned behind and at twenty-six minutes past one
necks or all three were broken The bodies hung
twenty-i Ave minutes, then cut down and cofin ned
and given friends who had hearses ready outside the
iail
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

become considerably muddsd to the political Issues
before them, IL they hear all sides and then judge"
according to the accepted maxim. There getting to
De TOO many sides to allow Of easy choice General
wilson, who is reasonable republican, rather than
ism through tho South as it is generally accepted
and sustained at the North, and tells the people
tns they VIII be fairly dealt with by Congress and tho
loyal country they reconstruct good faith. Thad
stevens and the obsructionists dislike this and deny
the truth OF the Senator's statements is reported
that representatives Kelley and Butler to be sent
south expressly to couneract the influence of Sena
tor and Keep the negroes ana radical Unionss the
ment Of ex- rebels
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

Yoxrapss Moxnox, April y, 10.
severe northeast gale has bssn prsvaIi.l s.H az
Chesapeake Bay and eutsids yesterday and 70 ~ y,
large hees Of Outward bound vessels are sscsvv~ :.
Hampton Roads swaung an abatepsnl
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

or strife between and former master,. "a tro
that our In great depends upon ths
advice ana direction Of the white therefore we AJAX
kind just treatment from our white riends and we
pledge to them our confidence and best efforts for
our common good, prosperity and happiness
Resolved That we ask our white fellow citizens In
great Kindness 10 aid us by nstructng in all Of the
duties Incumbent upon US by reason OF changed
condition, for this is our home and our country; we
know no other and wish to live and die In this the land
Of our fathers
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
Alu 70 AAIlnoAos N nAIMe.
PonrLAHp, Me-, April .

foRrtAHDs Me-, April ~. 1901.
This city, by majority Of ninstyslx the nscss-
ssry two.thirds the popular VOTE to-day decided 70
loan the credit Of the CITY for e700o00 EACH 70 the pro.
posed Portland, Rochester and Ogdensburgh Rssd On
certain conditions regarding competition.
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

Practical Recon.srucs,on II In the So,

Practical RecOnstructiOn In the South.
The Macon ga journal AND Messenger appeals to the
Northern capitalists to avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunity for investment afforded by the South II s
cribed ia field In which Astor might play the part
OF . Mecenas and make his name Immortal The plea
properly put business grounds The planters need
money their operations crippled and retarded by
the want Of it. 10 invest nere then, whether BY way
OF loan otherwise will be to bring large Of
neglected land into cultivation, and TO facili-
tate the adjustment OF relations between employ.
or and employed. And tho investment will pay
the investor handsomely. "As a mere material In
and adventure the Macon journalist truly says
st Is most inviting" The chances Of large
great, while the risk of loss is scarcely nominal
The time Is not distant hope when enterprisng
capitalists will identify themselves with the prof motion
or Southern prosperity.
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

HnADKLrBrA. April 90 1857.
Well executed counterfcit ny currency has been
put In circulation here The engraving the face Of the
notes 10 excellent The adverse slightly blurred Tne
notes eighth Of inch narrower than the genuine
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
Portrait of the ConfiscasiouIsts.

The Raleigh Sentinel noticing the fact that at radi
cal meeting in Randolph county, North Carolina Con-
gress especially appealed 70 10 pass the tevons"
Coniscaton bili makes the following remarks which
applicable In other localities than that OF the old
North State
II we called upon 70 spot one OF these cou1sca.
tionsts in North Carolina, we should describe him
thus:-Hc either original secessonist vio-
lent man in the start he didn't 60 into the fight
himself but he urged others CO. He abused the YAM
that be would never give up long he could
anybody else 10 light for him He boastcd OF what
he had done for the "brave boys In the ned aud how
much he had contributed 10 the sssacred cause" He
would leave the country rather than submit live
again under the "cursed old gridiron" But when he
that defeat and disaster impending he whipped
around vowed that he had always been friend to the
Union perhaps joined the Red Strings and, 70 cover
up his treachery, was as blatant Ia his abuse Of
rebels as he had ever been OF Yankees.
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
.adical Progress in AIabama-Indlgnati0n Of
the " COnservatives.o
From the MONTGOMERY MALL

From the montgomery MAIL
'sBLUsH, BLUSH, THOU LUMP or FOUL DEFoRMrY ~
The party which is springng up in Alabama for the
purpose Of giving the State To the black republican party
the next Presidential election appealing 10 the
people 70 denounce dead heroes criminals They
ask us join with them in damnng to the latest pos
terity the memory OF and fathers who, at the
call OF the State, laid down their lives In fruitless
endeaver to the calam tiles which have
befallen us. They linking arms with the
party which advocated the scourgng OF our
land with fire and blood, the burning OF
peaceful homes the outragng OF tho sancty OF tho
fresde and in the name Of law Of violating and contn
uing violate, the Constitution Of the United States
There party the North which protested against
the horrors OF Black Republican warfare. That party
desired suppress the revolution and ut the same time
respect the rights Of the people under the law That
party Ia to-day battling manfuliy and successfully
against the violence OF lawess Congress. Yet
we ind Southern men protesting against their
labors, and prcfcrring TO rush into INC embrace
OF that other party whose march through
the Southern States marked by sacked cities desc
lated homes. starving matrons and weeping virgins
We could have endured TO these vioat0rs OF all law,
and divine, strike TO the earth conquerors
plant the foot upon neck but how can we en-
dure hear them asking for our sufrages-askfng US
egaize tyyannca measures which can never become
law without voluntary approvaY How can We hear,
without covering the face for shame men OF our own
blood asking TO reward with approving smile
whose souls stained with the infAies OF mill
tary law and whose hands red with our blood
What shall say when asked by miserabls
sycophant sell votes prop the waning fortunes
! Of the radicalsf
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

B0HfO&, Apfit ~ i50t
The extensive asssry Of nss John OBJ D., nsy qS
in Groton Mase, was DESTROYED ~ e s.,. - s.x -s
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
The Natural Allies Of the Colored Race In
the south.

From the Atlanta (Ga.l Intelligencer.l
The natural allies Of the coored 10 the south arc
those among whom they have lived, and among whom
their lives have been spent from youth to manhood
Humanity duty, interest, each and all sugges! that
every effort the part OF the white man 10 ameorate
the condition Of the freedmen and freedwomen. TO
educate and instl into their minds correct principles.
TO promote their welfare by encouraging them to indus
trial pursuits should be made. He does not como up
TO this great and humane work who socks
only the freedman's vote; who, claiming to be their
special advocate, 1aters that he may advance his
private ends. Intelligent freedmen will not be deceived
by SUCH nor will the credulous among them long remain
deceived, the Southern white will only perform
his duty 10 the coored race upon whom freedom has
recently been conferred and upon whom the right OF
suffrage has also been conferred Tho white man, who,
from interested motives, seeks only make politician
Of the black man. and that for the purpose OF securing
his vote or to make party OF him, for the pur
pose Of securing the success Of party his enemy and
not his friend
We colored friends against all such, and we
appeal to those Of who such efforts
not to stand idly by without making effort counter
act them In the future the white and the black
Of the South must live together with relations different
from those OF the past The must possess the conf
dence Of the other With civil and political rights the
same: with interests that do not clash; why should
there be strifep The white would provoke IL
ie friend either his the colored race. but
enemy each, whom all should den0unce and against
whose pernsious cohnses warn c00red friends.
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

Destructien Or nm Extensive PAPER MIL
Less a3OO.O0O.
wrLmSoroH, Del, April co. 1857
The extensive papsr works Of Messrs Jeasup Moore
a Rockand on The Brsndywins four miles from tbis
city, were totally burned Yesterday afternoon The nrs
originated In the rag p0ker room, and spread rapidly
and vas uncontroIlsble. Los a3o0.ooo 1psarsd for
e11A.oOo.
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
Scnrcity in Georgia.

Accounts from the interior Of Georgia state that not
one planter IN ten has corn and meal to carry him
beyond the first of July At least one-haf Of them have
not months supply and very many are either about
exhaustng their have done So and IN despair
discharged their hands and turned out their stock to
graze The money is not in the country TO buy food,
and crops cannot be msdc without It,
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
suspfHsIuH oF 4 ROCHESTER 1ANxIns HOUSE.
-
WASHINGTON, April 30, 1857

RocHErxa N. ", April 90 1867.
Allis Waters Co., private bankers OF this city sus-
pended 10 day and made assignment Thar liabil
ties are about $751; 600
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
AL A B A n A.

Education and Morality In Alabama.
Henry Watson, a coored man. Of Union Spring, Ala
bama has started school for freedmen on his
sponsbinty and it is well attended by pupils, who make
good progress. Tho freedmen Of that town. being
noyed and outraged by the conduct Of lewd
Of their own color. organized patrol 70 compel all
colored women found the after O'Clock at
night go home In this they have the encouragement
Of the Town Council
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

but public opinion was 90 strong against the death PEN
atty that commutation Of sonience pardon, &c. have
prevented legal death By the rope.
gaows erected FOR the three murderersn the jail
yard and executions private 10 Ohio the hideous
porsry enclosure The gsllows constructed model Of
ART In IL way. II consists OF platform with double
I'm Il raps
the gaows and 10 this the ropes attached II was
built against the rear wall OF tho JAIL facing the rear
By special pass witnessed The scene or execution Il
$1,000 under covered shed, sixteen by twelve
feet vide and sixteen feet high
Thousands Of excited psople threnged the streets
surrounding the jail and u required powerful guard
commenced 70 gather 1t daylight this morning, and
maued TIL all over, although not the least posi-
o y, % "a ~ ~ s
no breach of peace occurred About one hundred and
atty people wsss admitted.
me CONDUCT % rHs crLPRns
had changed - the day OF execution arrived. Goetz
was downcast and his efforts 70 appear Indifferent
painfully apparent He talked freely .Dou. svs,ythins
quiet. Aulsus summed notice and applied himself
TO his religious dutisa He expressed great pity
copdacI Case behaved only little less sddly; con-
santly inquired fhe Governor would respite him. and
wss1 ,oS that me ns would not replied that ns
either craxed with fear that his brain vas natur
ally weak. Father HIckeu . Roman Catholic priest,
attended Aulgus and Coos. Rev. Mr.. Langley, hetho
dist minister Of Covinesen, attended Casa.
THE Last ESoHr AND DAT
were spent wakefully by Ill three. Augus did not
sleep at al. This morning Gocts was cheerful, etc
Kept close . hs prayer: R The slosiss Sosrs
with Case ware very Affecting His two sis-
tsrs kept him In their arms and flooded
him with their tean. Their cries and sToans
we're hearrsnding Goats and Auigus ass dinner Case
hardly nstsd the FOOD. Al haiEpass twelve O'Clock
goodbys vsrs said In the jail ana the culprts, neatly
were
nARmsp OUT 10 xxscunoxt
All the fre-bsis tolled, until by . signal
was known that the laws vengeance was
executed Up 10 the last moment hope enter
tanned thai Case would be rsepied but Governor Coz
declined positively 10 interfere.
on TEE GALLows
caetz asked pardon Of Hughss widow and orphans and
thanked the priest for opening hrs eyes 70 the light Of
Heaven Case spoke . few words expressing thanks