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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

Ia ReliHfOus Nervices T0sN1OrrOvV.
BA s q 9 i. SE Third
& II O'Clock A. NJ and at TX P. NJ. Sabbath School
At $3.50 A. M
SECOND PREsBYTERrxE GHUReH-Third street
sss"S at ass Spd IfEH ms scSod E
at9:30 A. M.
GggscE Mis- SOdisNEs
and at TX p NJ Sabbath School at A. M.
/ ST. PATRIcKs CHURoH-7-North Seventh street,
at. Rev s. H. Rosectans. pastor. Mass 7:30, and
10 A. M: Vespers at 8. "a
EMANUEL,s CHgRcH-Evangelical Association
lie lane and College street. Rev. Lewis Naumanh
yin pEeac6 e IS:26 a. N. and * 2. IA. sa6bEtf
II UNIvERsALIsr CHURcH--Third street between
lvics1 t6gnSoTroW At II 4! NJ and 71S F. M SaBbSfh
llSchool at 8 A. NJ
preach at IL A. III. and at $50 r NJ lsFsI
TowE. ST.. M. e. CHuReH+T Town street near
NJ and * p Nj. Sabbath School at A NJ.
FIRST UN1TEp BRHEHKEF OHURcHT TEastyToFn
street. Rev. VIM; Bt Davis viii preach at liza. NJ
II YM C. A. RooMs-Corner of High and Broad
Prayer meeting at ESQ A. NJ:
PRISON CHURCH-Ohio Penitentiary. Rev. A. G.
Byers will preach at IL A. M .pyft,.r1Taa.
CHURcH OF THE Holy CRoss-Corner of Fifth
SUE Sspefs & pastor Mass
'ST. PUTS OHURcH (EpiscopaIL Corner f'Third
and Mound streets Service e; morrow at IL A. M.
and $50 T. M. Sunday School ate:30 A. M.
Long and Gay RsyGO O. E-EsltOn willpfsaeh al II
A. N. and TX Z. M.
UNION SUNDAY .ScHooL--At the Piqua Shop
FIRST BAPTIST CHURoH-Corner of Rich and
and Third streets. Rev! Geo. q. Chase, pastor,
Services ae n AZ NJ and 2. M i9sT9r.I no.
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! FROM WASHINGTON,

gefF.p iDaaEvyi Ca g NStil ing sfS'
!. % with the Habeas Corpus-Dayis
4 70 be Qqartered Al; the spottswood,
House TIL After she Hearing of thss
+ New YoRK, May 1O-The Times special
says that Chief Justice Chase had nothing,
whatever to do with the issue of the writ,
of habeas corpus in the case of JEFF. Davis;
that his name was attached as a mere mat
ter OF form, The commander of Fortress
Monroe will put the prisoner in the hands
of the United States Marshal who will be
held responsible forhis custody. Mr.. Davis
will be furnished rooms atithe Spottsw0Od
Hotel. Richmond, until after the hearing
Of the return. to the writ. Thus the Cow
ernment does, not release its hold upon the
prisoner, and the METER of bail has not
been thought of. Il The case is, one merely
as to why the Government holds the pris-
oner. r The report that Chief Justice Chase
Is to go to, Richmond is unfoHnded.i BE
knew nothing of the issue of the writ OF
habeas cerpusin Davis case until after its
lSSue.G 9d1 nj e1aI b8t usfW ~ ) {iu ff..ffI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.wrET EFss ID -2s-E % tEteF71FT57E'
Know Thy Destiny.


MADAME e. iF.1 THORNTON, the great iEngliIa
Astroogist. Clairvoyant and Psychometrician, VIII
has astonishedy the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson Ms II.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight, as to enable her to impart knoWl-
edge the greatest Importance to the single mar
ried of either SEX While in state of trance. she
deEneates the very features the person you are
to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power, known as the Psychomotrope guaran-
tees to produce alifeike picture of the future hd
band or wife Of the applicant together with date Of
marriase position in life, leading traits Of charae
ter, &c, This is no humbug as thousands of testiy
monials can assert. She will send when desired .
certified certificate. written guarantee. that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing
small lock of hair and stating place of birth.
disposition and complexion and inclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelspe addressed to yourself. you
will receive the picture and desired information by
return mail" All communications sscredly conf.
Dental. Address in confidence. MkDXME E. +.
THoRSToN, P. o. Box 29S, Hudson, N. Y, .. -
IuhI<o-udWAy ,frs
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FOUND HIS POCKETBooK.-Mr. Haber-
shana,3 who reported to us. on Thursday
night, that his pocketbook was stolen from
him while playing billiards at the Neil
House, had, the wall retnrned toghim yes
terday, with the contents inyiolate. 1t turns
out that he dropped it sinlthe street cars as
he rode.d down from the depot, land it was
found by one of the conductors, who
placed il, in charge of; Mr.. Glenns the Su-
perintendent for safe keeping. Mr.. Glenn
read the item in relation to Mr.. Haber-
sham's loss, and Immediately had the pock-
etbook and contents returned to the owner
Who says there are no honest people LEFT in
this world? This conductor has set an ex-
ample men. of higher station might imitate
to advantage. lev VisnPs
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NEWS By TEL EGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE.
To Ohio Statesman.
ss7BfTT7r7 - yieasa.
BY OCEAN Il ELEGRAPH.

II =, Financial and COmmercfal
,Ld7ERpoo1. May az 2. N. Money mar
ket active; Consols advanced 1lc, being
now quoted at 91Z; Illinois Central 751I; |;
Erie 4l16. Cotton market; irregular aud
quotations fiuctuatlngs@ -
LONDON, May 10. evening.-Consols 9134 !;
ISSe; re : ;ss2Ss s 4 II tHipHis Central 55s
LIvERPooI, May 10, evening.-Cotton
tends downward; sales 10000 bales mid
ding uplands at 10sz, Orleans IL. Bread
stuffs quiet and unchanged. Provisions
unchanged, except lard, which Is higher
and firm at 53s. Produced unehaiged.
Second Session of the Peaeef Confer
/ enee-Basis of Deliberations.
LONDON, May 10 FEvening.-The Peace
conference held g. second session to-day.
The, following basis for the deliberations
of the Conference was agreed upon: First,
the territory or Luxembourg is to remain in
possession of che King of Holland, as
Grand Duke of Luxenbnrg, second, the
naturalization of the Grand Duchy to be
Iguaranteed by all European powers, par
lticularly in the Conferehee5 EhirdJ the fOIl
tress OF Luxembourg is to be razed.
/ ~6r. ERrlrDeFby.
II LONDON, May i10s--Earl Derby stated in
ParhameRt last night shat he considered
the preservation of the peace of Europe nc
longer question OF doubt.
The Reform BIll,. no,
In the Commons last might q division
took place on an amendment made by thf
IGovernment to the reform, bill, and the
amendment was adopted. ~ = =
Hon. s. N. Walpole, Home Secretary, has
resigned. i 90 '2TFQkT
II PARIS, May IOLThe new Franco-Ameri
no1
to lay an electric. cable between ,Brest anG
Halifax, has beenp fotnised the support anG
assistance of the Imperial Government.
ATHENss May 10s-4 Kan garss the Envoy
of Greece To- the United States, has sailed
| for America.
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From ST. Louis.

| ST. LoUIs,/ May 1O.+-Hon. Green Clay.
Smith, Governor Of MOntana, and General
Heath. .SecretarY1ef of New Mexico, rare
here, en- route to their respective posts Of
duty Both gentlemen are accompanied By
their families, and intend to establish their
permanent residence sinulthe Territories
nameda ii 1o8st u9SR nossas q fG bsTD0as 81
The steamer Wagner, of Cincinnati, run-
ming between Omaha and Sioux City.
snagged yesterday eighteen miles below
Decatur. The boat was loaded with, grain
at $4,000. '5'7sl ~ Tl 7s ssl
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CUr1Np RUNs-Day before yesterday as
the officer wasptaking Hattie Dickson and
Ellen Green to the county jail, in pursu-
anee of the sentence ofathe Mayor, 4there
to remain for Is days, ELLEN, the fair
took it into her head to, leave. Gathering
up herekirts, she broke ID an alley, mix
ing up calico, hoop skirts, shoes, bonneta.
waterfalls and feminine squeals in man.
neri fearful to fbeholdo The officer didnot
dare pursue for fear of losing both his pris-
oners, until he could procure assistance
Delivering Hattie to the care of an old cit
izen, he made mighty time in chase of run
ming Ellen, hut it was, too late-- the gray
mare proved the better horse; so sweet
Ellen made her escape. 7tb 81 qi,ai-- ~ :,
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FROM NEW YORK PAPERss
War ORGANIZATIONS I'm Fra1ce


New YEIK, May 10.AThe Herald Paris
correspond dence. referring to the war pre-
lparations of France, says the military
scenes witnessed in the streets of Paris, the
moYing, militaryswagons, gunssgnn ear
riages and munitions were similar to those
seen just previous to the Crimean war and
Italian campaign.
,stsTBsFIfif rfeS5pondence# Tbo
The Herald's Berlin correspond dence says:
Prussia, made her preparations stea6ily
and without any noise or excitement, as in
France, but o1Iaa very extensive scale
Orders for the, mobilization of the Guards
and the 9Th, Och, 10th and I1th Army
Corps were made. 9ioH' o. H'A
,STRa TnflIs and on rfstfa6S.Jo7
The Invalide Russo, of st, Petersburg,
refers to the violence and murders. perpe-
trated by the Tdfss in Crete, and the Sub
lime heroism displayed by the. Christians
in resisting them. The editorial adds that
the Western, press 81 ympathizes with the
Turks, and that the Sultan would not order
such a. course if not assured of the sympa-
thyof s9neortvo ofSthe CabinetssiI no
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FROM T offoRTR Rsss MONROE
Jsif. Pat,;2Tas r.. WI. S.rr.;; st HH9bss. QoF


FORTRESS MONROE. May 10.-The writ OF
habeas corpus in the JEFF. Davis case was
served this morning. ons General Burton.
Marshal Underwood and Deputy Marshal
DurcaIl, General Burton first decided to
deliver Mr.. Davis over to the custody OF
the Marshal Tomorrow, morning, but after
wards determined on obeying the writ, lit
orally requiring him produce Davis be-
fore the Richmond COurt.5 Davis and fam
ily, General Burton and the Marshals, will
takefthe steamer tomorrow for Richmond
General Burton on Monday will personally
produce the prisoner, in Court. eRs, sfr
Daivs to be RearrestedrOn an IndIct-
menG for TroaSon. j1ar Iaa
In the event of Davis being released by
Jud ge Underwood under the writ he will
be iTnmediately fearrested and placed on
trial under an Indictment for treason ron
Arrival OF Visitors.
Robert Duld and numerous other visitors
reached here this morning, bearing bou-
quets and other presents to present to Da-
vissand famng.yiN rrTvaEaT1asy
s1nSerest ana Anxiety at Norfolk.
The utmost interest and anxiety is mani
tested at Norfolk respecting the probabili-
ties Of the trial and release Of Davis.
=, General BurtOn's Orders
Thet6llaBing is sascOpy ofGeneral Bhr-
toms orders:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
la aUA II WAs#NagoEs Meysssls6Ea &
To Breret Brigqdier General Burton. Com
y Sldndiisg OticeT at Fortress MONROE: s5,
The President of the United States di-
rects you to surrender Jefferson Davis,
now held, In onfneflent under military
authority, at Fortress Monr0es bt0xa the
United States Marshal Deputies, upon
any which, may issues from the
Federal Court ofithe State of Virginia. =
You will report the action taken by you in
this order and forward a copy Of the pro-
By order Of the President, eae - 80. ,s1i
y .o.q E. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
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COTTON-Firhn. Sales at 27c folE ii-,,
ri: tnfRe Ia a1sa q 81
thstimprOy ement ehisfy 1P:1 'eefanaH RSsssIiO
and "a s. : IS 6s for choice 40: Srs 4, =
4 y for shipPing hEns ytrN heeR 4hiPs9
fo-n;S Srw ~ ~ v an 66if ~ Pys 49, ri ssr
~ 5o5a9 So sTE1S sSTfss -S--
nd S,r.r1n,uunase,,,4 s3oiH oH
.WHBATLFirm and more setiTe.i Sales at d 7sl
@2t15 N0g1 Chicago, 81 so99 ~ No. 3 MilHau-H
Riss ss A sszsf - sos sE
BkRLET-Firm Al Sl q for Canads " 80 frsH 0E q
, MABTL1DuIl. Is5IaS8 % y ~ q u. .oE
/ CORNLi&1 "a ibv6f3 Sales st 81 3s0l 81 for old
mixed Wastern in store. q a I<Ol sS for do 6ei;V-
Sred Si Is I'll "a for ejf ke Fesfefi latter for
vert choice and a. 80 for han dsoIne white SoSfhSI
err a 'Sssfr ~ 4 - - Sss,SrT-S - = II
lsOARE-1e betteft sales at s70esc fof WeiEsrnH
and ssk Gle for Siatet
G0FFEE-Rathel7ifOSe sctif 8 = 1Sc fdy iRt0sIfOo
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MIC Test Oath.

New YoRK, May 1O.-The Tribune's
specialgsays: The President Tonight says
that by reason of General Grifin's order
requiring the exclusion, Of jurors who can
To the. question asked, is this ruling, ,ap,
iproved by the President. no answer viii be
given until the Attorney Generals opinion
shall be completed. :, = ,,a,,,, .z--,,
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| FEOUR-Firm. but quiet; aupsrfne'E Einter s13 50
9l3 25; trade brands Sl4 Oo9l6s So -fItJ e4u5sj4
noniuai; .Miers notwilllng TO- pay the rates
asked because they are SO mueh higher than hour.
/ C0RN-Dull, and prices closed nominal Ct s40o6
for No; mixed in hulk. anda4tOe91 % saeked. $50
og44EESTzSfsadya " as 3sc: i@,Isas.aaAd @ A A..5t.sS yi
/ BARLEY-Unehanged and dull. .s,tl -,
WHiSkSHlSI7sIA X dfo &c but markets
/ BULK MEATS-Dpu and no demand ~ ~ ;,s -
| BACOAs7zln crate demAna st '6><0sc FOR
shoulders, and nZ9I2c for clear sides.
news from Liverpool at 12Xt91Sc.
BQElER1~bllla lat 2e@asa. sa.ksaaXWAa IA
1 GHEEES-Dull.
/ EGGS-l5c. - srrr
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STOCKS-Ohio Certificates seKa2s: Canton
l9110k3: phmberland coal 30k03a; 0uicksiIvsr1sD
38K; riposa 7DFs< do preferred ig{ 0a5 w ssfsrf
U1ion Telegraf3h 42X943s New York Central si5<
sTlSsT1E; Reading 1osk 6los1zE Paci1e Mali iae0
12sH; Atlantic sek g soai Michigan Central IysX
0109k: nichigan Southern 81 q 868 Hi dofs Cen
traI Iilll0111ks Pitt burg fz9f972k; Toledo 1l3x
9lls; Rock Island sexes 81 Northwestern. 34If9
closing steady; Coal shares quiet and SRA ys B.dkf
state bonds quiet; newhTenhaaesses1Niu ~ uneEth
Carolina excoupDns eox. ,....-.-..-.. sdto9n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

A. r. RFAxahas abaSdeaed the idea of
keeping up monthly stock sales at Colum-
bus, as last Thnrsday- was, the day aud no
sales were held. Addsson cosSts DesaocrGt.
-As M. Ryan was not in the habit Of
either advertising his sales y or fqrpishing
the result TO the papers, what other result
could be expected2 II success Is desired,
Won must advertise. ~ - - - ~ AZ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

WE have, this past week. frequently no.
ticed the extreme attratfTeness Of our city
dry goods stores but tnone0so forcibly re-
minded us of those palaces of fashions
merchandise Go be Seen Id New York and
other eastern cities as oflid 0nfaold friend
Naughton's,l who, toe the, past several
years, has always keptpaee with the times
and little ahead of his neighbors, in point
of Improvements and business facilities.-
But this spring has fairly eclipsed every
formeEeffort. His store is by far the hand
soonest one in the city--as light as crystal
palace in every part of 1.-THE departments
SO admirably arranged, as to be pleasure
to purchase il each,one, where ample room
for display, and light to judge by. is in it
self great consideration, whilst SO well is
the whole establishment managed that no
disorder, hurry or excitement is observable
even when hundred customers are max
ing purchases at, one time.z ,
| Mr.. sNahghton's business arrangements
are as near perfection as it may ever fall to
to the lot of any merchant to attain. Hav-
ing a resident buyer in New York, he is
kept constantly supplied with the latest
| styles of goods. and at such prices as the
merchant who goes on East to buy whole
/ stock in a few days never is able to secure.
| Citizens visiting his establishment and
wishing to look at. goods in the various de-
: partments, wiz find on their entrance
| prompt and polite attention from the Floor
Walker Ca new feature, by the bye3, a gen
| tleman just from first class New York
house. who viii make them feel perfectly
at home, and under whose direction all
the minor details of the house are conduit
ed; and we now say to all that in no house
whatever, outside of New York, can "a
more perfect and systematic d store b.
found. where proprietor, clerks, and erran5
boys even merit more, con fidence, whilst
the prices of goods will be found lower
than any other house dare pretend to sell
them. We have said great deal in praise
of this store, butathe facts in the caseFwil
fully bear as out. oCsn and see. 'szIGd dit
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9Coi,rrresxSI1laaIi EIarshaIl.

WAsH1s GToS,. May 10 - Con gressm$h
Marshall, of Illinois, is now here, attending
to his duties as member Of the COMMITTEES on e
western kilograms, announcing his death;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

sgIN.rAz Cry YEsfthPk Awe had the
pleasure OF welcoming John a. Combs, OF
the Desa,care Gasstts. to our sanctum yes
eerdsy. He n the live editor of . live pa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

.sBRkacH OF THE PExcEs-John Lucas was
sp before Squire sMeekeE, yesterday,
charged with = breach Of peace John met
: fsiloM and slapped his face Fellow had
him arrested, and the Squire bound him
oyer in the sum Of s4OO 70 answer s9sl eiP !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

WALLoPEp HIS aWRE.- Richard Sands
considered that Mrs. Sands needed little
gentle correction, and gave tito her. Not
toIpat too fine point upon II he whipped
her, For this he was arrested and taken
before Squire MeeEes,a who, on hearing
of the case, bepndrthe ,chiEalric Richard
over to answer infheeum of $500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

FramIkIim COumfy Democratic Prf-
0xN4rf EIsell6R. S4m
10 ne DEM esd6y oJe lE,dnk1is sC0Rht5
You are, hereby notified to meet at the
places designated belSN,So8 9oS 11ll11 -,
SATURDAY, JUNE sth,. f. b. 1861,
To elect by ballot candidates for the fol-
lowing offices (to be supported at the .elec-
tion IN October next: !. Two Mep6efsl lof
the Hopselof Representatives epeSheriff
one Treasurer; one, auditor one Rsc9r-
der one County Commissioned, and, one
InfifmArF Difegtory TIT u0OId
Fitst NS1i4 4Bels Apctien Room QOOId
TTSEd|F II FN&2fSs e - hssyor's ss. 9ess; a00Id
Fifth Ward5South Epgipe House. r@z
Eighth Ward-North Engine House.
NMi1se sTd69sT.!SB Hx!S Is sSssEF
PTu5G PINE TTTwRssiI TST5.bI201gESSs TgSTESssR House.
SssssRs ss Ipp
Brown. TTOwnshipiIAs thsasuAr place of holding
PlEir Township New ,AlbSny.F U7T0
MashibeeSn Mi1 isealbsb SiSebsublsn HUlU
Madison Township
SsioR RSis2SSRR TTSgnsR5RM yssi1
Jefferson Iowl ship4iBiaek Tiek9 'ssVS4
jackson ownsbip-Groye City.sAS
Sharon Township-W orthington.
Perry TST6Ihipr sasa place of kOlding elec-
''fI Hsmiitoh township nShi 4 OWhship House. =
Noaaoblb Democrats, and those WHO will
pledge ttIemselVesct ctos support the Demo-
cratic ticket ae the, october election, will
he allowEd t9'votsat The primary elections.
The names of the several candidates for
the different offices shall be voted for ON
oneIticket.usThe polls win be opened from
p to 2 o'clock r. M. Jad ges and one
Clerk shall be elected at the time and place
specified above. to receive the votes cast at
said primary, election: The Judges and
Clerks at said primary election are request
ed to.appoint one Of, their own membersIto
return certified abstract of the votes so
cast in their respectif Wards and Town
ships, and the Judge or Clerk so appointed
shall constitute a Board of Canvassers,
whose duty it is to meeta Thurman Hall,
in the city Of Columbus, on Monday, the
10th day; Of sJpne,a dA.essD,d' 1857,
at 10 o'clock forenoon, Aand proceed to
count the votes cast for thefespe ectivescau-
ldidates, and to declare the person receiv-
linglthe highest numberof votes the candi-
date for the Office for which he was voted
for. Said Board of Canyassers will also
select a Couaty Central Committee for the
ensping,year, and transact such other busi-
ness as may come before them. - - . u
Your COMMITTEES earnestly. hope that
there may be a full attendsnce at the ipri
mary election, and thatea ticket may be
selected of true, competent and trustworthy
men. 0.f1AIg kA0SA .5AA
We, therefore, respectfully request you
to give portionof one day to the selection
of a good ticket and Old Franklin will SEND
greeting to dher sister9icounties,o onedthe
Second Tuesday of October next $500 ma
ljority for the State and county ticket.,IS
-eBy order, bInods 10 It's. SHEPARD,d
Charm County Cen. Committee.
| SsEgKIBE, Secrstary.la l3lASCli4 Z u
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-1PokIcR Coykr!@Jpha Doyle, from
::.Earyiand. my Maryland was arrested
tor being drunk ard lettering around the
streets. He had about two bushels of I've
cent postal currency with him., The Mayor
imposed fine of ss 90 and costs, which he
naid In Eve cent stampssiadI bss bHalassiH
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9Eiraln 0iIGi14

io1L on Cry ~ Pa, May 16-X fire at one
O'clock this morning destroyed ten build
i a1g otSsr the F@o i
injured BY falling building. y q yritgatr iiga
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ICIoIuilaus. Nav llth, 1857.

-oU 8 2 2 - .NoLU1lBUs, Nay lIJII, Ic0d. 3
s,EpITeR ONO oSrATEsaiANr-DearG Sir The
In &C. &X. R.R.eCos VIII transport Jres
from Columbus 70 Gincinnkti Al supplies
donated for. the - ief Of the starving poor
ofthe South. - sss1 s,. I s,ss 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

-MHr ise the .Cesk .cton7 AQe. like wife
Because every man ought 20 have one Aoi
his C0shoct0n, Age.
If every man had wife as filthy ae the
10eW wouldn't give much for the moral
ity of this world.-HolDses County FGy11ser.
so flfbV and 60 black Hey p - e -
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GOLD Irregular under news from turUpe this
clcsi at 1861f bhyink and 1914 s6iinEs
EXCHANGE Steady ~ hIE re al rs ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

cd TROUBLE AMONG THE CoLoRED "BRETH-
ERING AND SIsTERING.'-Albert Ball was
before the Mayor yesterday, charged with
an assault and battery on Frances Gaunt,
who is no relative to Griffith, by-the-by
Albert went to the residence of the highly
colored Fanny, corner of North and High
streets, and for some realor fancied insult
scotch hole OBJ de gal, and made dehar and
calikerfiy ina manner quite deleterious to
de endurance OBJ de far sex, an in way
dat mus subduce confusion of the var.
iety OBJ colors, and de consanguinity of de
female portion OBJ the population Of citizens
exeudin' IDjins not taxed.s The Mayo
fined the moke S. 90 and costs. asf s9Tom
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

Mr.ED. LKUF is now in daily receipt, of
the most fashionable styles of Hats and
Caps to be found in the city. The most
fastidious can be pleased both as to quality
and price. Call at, No. 229 South High
street, sign of the Golden Hat. sieseA Sod
-may4-Cl1m m-'------ ED. LAUF.-