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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
The New Tax Bill.

WASHINGTON, February 1S.-A sub COM
mittee of the Ways and Means Committee
IS in session on the details and phraseology
of the new tax bill, which will not be re-
ported for several weeks to come.
The amount of gold in the Treasury
to-day is $l04 ,000,0 900. including $2S.7OO0O0
payable in gold certificates the balance,
$50, 100000, belongs exclusively to the
United States. 1t is estimated that receipts
of gold from customs from this date to
May first will be $2S 000.000, making an
aggregate OF $l03 100000, out of which
there is payable on the 1st of March 81, ,5OO,-
600, due on 10-40 bonds, and ON the first of
May about $27 100000 interest due on 5-2O
bonds, leaving balance of gold on hand,
after paving all expenses, of $9S, 500, 900,
or $71 100000 after coin interests are de-
lucted. These estimates are in case no
sales of gold are made between the pc
RODS.
Indian Affairs.
A delegation of Pottawatamie Indians,
from Kansas. had an Introductory inter-
view with the Commissioner of Indian Af-
fairs this morning, regarding general busi-
ness of their tribes. Indian agent Ma
theny, of the Mountain Crows, has reached
this city from Fort Phil Kearney. He came
by the Powder river road alone and re-
ports the Indians peaceable in that sec
tiOn. asi-e, fe -s'. rr-sa SOD
The War Department.
N Notwithstanding the constant retrench-
menr now going on in the various Bureaus
of the War Department, the pressure for
appointments continues as large as ever,
applications coming mostly from discharg-
I'd soldiers or their widows. They invari-
ably meet with the response, sit is impos-
sible to make additional appointments"
and it is even contemplated at an early day
to make further large decrease of force in
the Department.
Foreign Postage Rates.
Notice has been given by the British
Postoffice Department that on and from
the first of March the single rate of post
age for letters between the United States
and the East Indies and England will be %
cents per half ounce, via Southampton,
and 36 cents, via Neutrality-suspicious.
compulsory.
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LOCAL NEWS.

aASfrnAao<pdsu1lfT TlstE utep.redi And
corrected by w. ]. Savage, Jeweler' 81
South High street A.
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Mexican Items. Z

GALVESTON, TEXAS, February 17.-Mex-
lean intelligence to the 10th says: The
Legislature of San Luis Potosi has heavily
taxed wholesale merchants and imposed on
retailers tax of three per cent. OF the sales.
1t also asks the General Government to i'm
pose fine of five hundred dollars aud i'm
prisonment for six months for evasion of
the payment of this tax.
Colonel Grandes, at Gala Cast, has pro-
nouuced against Rube, the Governor.
The Apaches were numbering and rob-
bing near Urea, Sonora. A force has been
sent to attack them.
General Regules has offered his resigna-
ition to the Government.
General Jemineg has sent to Congress the
names of one hundred and thirty towns
which have revolted against Alvarez.
Intrigues, revolutions and pronuncia-
mentoS are numerous. ---.a...-
Thetroops at Matagoras are drilling for
active service.
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Sherif's Sale.

Richard P. Woodbury. Court of Common Pleas
Peter Hoover. 5 Franklin i county. So
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DER OF
| l. sale in the above stated case to me directed,
will offer for sale at pu bile auction at the door uf
the Court House. in the city of Columbu-. on : Il
Saturday, the 2lst day of March, 1858,
estate, to wit:
Lot number six te) in e. Sorin's subdivision Of
original lots numb sixty-one, 81 ty-two and six
ty three (e1) (6D (63). in William Phelan's Mount
Pl=asant addition to the city of Columbus. Frank
lin county, Ohio. Reference to the recorded plat
of said subdivision is herewith made for greater
certainty as to description.
Appraised at SAL t7e,- 7lli - -S-- III p
Printers fees 1atf ;apI l.ss E
GEORGE H. EARHART. Sheriff.
r. r. WooDR Ff, Atty. u 10y n
feb19-dltwtd - 4est ~ - 7tad ..1idtl Z
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: HOTEL AssnlvALs.
2 Taesdny Feb. Is, 1858.

eIf-at ac ff7tf 7eT 2 1uSSuNy, r SO. 1oi 1000
81 + g 60 NEIL HOUSE,. S
Mrs Abbott. Akron; miss Abbott d.; W In
gals. ,nesville; SAWYER. do; P Martin. New
ark; B Splth. Washinston; Chas Goddard
Boston: James Eulinston. Irwin; F Forsythe. ST
Gee %Q,CSnnMsll: Ml, dc; F?wn,.;e F & &Hsr;isen. Il New
Sprins6eid: W Stomp and lady. E Lonaon; i ~ saTen
Turney. Circleyi Ie; D NJ Brown. do; Richard son,
nelaware: v l. Winchells, Dayton, J Warning.
Ba1siInOrs; Sylvester " Gale, Indiana polls: Ind;
y Jackson, .Piqua. 0hio:, WIN A Bayley. New
York: Edward Greene. do: John Relger. Cleveland:
A w Griswold Cincinnati; James W Ross, Perrys-
Rprsh jacob @ BTri9kerhof, T * Mansfield; Harvard.
Circley;lle: Amos Cook, do: Roht Blee. Cleveland;
Hamilton, Q; VIM B Caldwell. cincinnati: JAS IS
Nesley, pittsbu1gh. Pa; = Platt,. Toledo. o. A
Backns, Toledo; W W Backus. do; J Smith. do: y
4 BremiIler, Sandusky; j w Ching. Newark; L
Dntton, New Lisbon; Miss + Mclean. Cleveland:
Mics Pitzer; Brambridge; F A Nesmitn. Gin; W
II King. New Fl ven: F I Lerned, Kansas; Chas G
ttoddard. Z4nesviiie: W NJ Winslos, Phiisdeldhia
VIM Miner. jt. GAINESVILLE; Mrs Norman. Troy
o.; Saml ID Turney, Circleville
GooDALE HOUSE. Il
Fl B Crumbetter, Defiance; A Thomas. New
iton; James Castle. salem. III: DrJ Way. Monroe
county: X K Cooke, Clintonvile; A Lamping
Monroe county; A. q Ganaird. Chicago: Thomas
Murphy, Monroeyille; o Perry. Greenville. F L
Indianapolis; Marsh p Beech. DARBY Cre.k' ohio
y Mitchell I, ,Cincinnati: e McWillisms, Napoleon;
= Haas, do: w d Alexander. Piqca: q A David
mi, mi G5evsaSd 5n Allen , te,yering NJ GiIead; WIN
igton; A ID King, Glencoe; Henry Meek. do; Mr
chmuck. Ceina; Z Fielding Lancaster
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Allegheny Cat,Ie nIarket.

..f- fITTsBURGH, Feb. 10, 1868.
CATTLE-The market was well SIM
9 piled with cattle, in fact the offerings
: were large. besides several ear loads that
came in were not opened for fear of break
ing down the market, Towards the close
buyers were disposed to wait for lower
figures. Butchers having an eve to busi-
ness, and knowing that the stock on hand
was. sufficient for all purposes, were not
inclined to get up any competition, being
satisfied that there -was plenty for all
There were a number of good cattle on
'sale-one lot of 16 head, very choice, was
disposed OF at 50 75 per hundred, the best
prices obtained for some time The asking
rates were slight advance over last week.
The operations for the past three weeks
were as follows: rJq2 fl91i off lsIT3
January 30........... .ee5 - "a onsza IN
January 6.---.-.-... .6l7.. ..........- 3 OO@e 20
February 49,. .6c5. ........... 6a9s IL
SHEEP-The market contains fair sun
ply. The demand, however was not IN ac-
tive one, and prices as compared with week
Indicate but little change. We were re-
ported sales of good to prime fat mutton
sheep at from soc p cwt. One lot of 'escl
ira sold at 50@7, Inferior and common
lots were neglected and attracted but little
attention.
HOGS-The market was firm one. but
there was falling off in the demand owing
to the high prices asked. The extreme
prices this week were 81 0O@lO- 90. per
cwt., pretty steep, the latter figure.
The operations for the past three weeks
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- Z
THE MENNERcHoR RCoNCERF.-The M@n-
nerchor Concert Tomorrow night viii
command the attention of our music low
ing citizens. The programme is very
rich one, and must prove attractive. We
appendit:
/. Chorus-Meeting by chance at the ,way-side
~ 1nn. .O.. L0eillner.
I'D AIr Tst Mannerehor. a.
g Duo for Violin and Piano Fl edu Regi uent--
.fnI4s - iIsE 5ssatgs- s Chr. De Beriot.
s sas1ilS Messrs. Schirner b Seltxer. .s.Es7
3 Soprnno Solo-Scena and Prayer from der
- Efeisch uetz M. Won Weber.
Miss Fannie NJ. Smith. ~ ~ gt
Piano, violins, Flute and vioLo1eello, ar
~ Mr. W. H. Neave. ftss7.Sl
8. Chi Mi Frema-Sete from Lucia DE Lammer-
Misses Fannie NJ. Smith and Emma McCarter,
Meessrs. sheyde. Falkenbach Bach, Ba
So aud Cherrer. =
9. Piano Solo-Fantasio Caprice from 'Dinorah"-
r. Hoffman.
Miss Laura Backus.
Z. Bass Solo-.'The Battlefield. Reissiger.
tfE -a sir 4. Bach. .isE1its5a y
9. On the Ocean-Chorus, with accomPsniment.
sadziua Mmnnerchor and Mr. Scbirner.
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Mexican indebtedness.

NEW York, Feb. lS.-The Herald's Wash
ipgton dispatch states that private advices
from London state that the receipt of in
telligence from Mexico that the Govern
ment has determined to repudiate all debts
of foreign countries except the United
States, has given rise TO an intense feeling
of Indignation to the English Government.
The Government, it is said, is now seriously
contemplating the fitting out Of fleet to
take possession OF the ports of Mexico and
hold them until satisfaction is given. 1t is
also understood that France, though con-
suited. has declined for the present to par
ticipate. EaH -'hs 10 si1 'a--i s
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St. Louis Marke,-Feh.,s

iFLOUR-Improved demand, but prices
unchanged. ~. ....tv.,i A n 3r1sfes 4
lWHEAT-A little stronger, but not
quotable change; 81 50@2 So for red and
white winter. s.,es-ssf.
CORN-Dun and very slow; quoted at
S3@S6c.g ~ -auls5 .siIi ig ,Is iosd 4 HEai,.i
OATS-Unchanged at cyclic. isss tv, 81
RYE-Unchahged. .s.t p -.'-''- V ~
BARLEY-Unchanged y5s.e ,stssP r =
PROYISIONS-Mor doing and prices
PORK-Sold at s22 50@2S O0.es bg< ssral.
BAEON-Higher: 10c9 for shoulders;
131l@1311c for city clear sides. .as 1s.illsssI
, LARH--Nothing doing; prices are un=
changed. "eS-eEl'f'
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New York Dry GOOD. marKet-rsb. /,

-
We ought to have stated last evenin q
that the trade was sensibly surprised on
learning once more of the Suspension of
the wen known jobbing house of Geo. A.
Wicks & Co., or at least the success of the
firm. To-day the cotton goods market
opened lively, ii.uot excited. There is some
let up in demand this afternoon.
: On the new goods coming in jobbers will
not name price, at least on prints. before
tomorrow. 1t is expected they will be
higher and in anticipation thereof ali
goods offering have been brought out to-
day. Sprague's prints had been advanced
by agents, but to-day have jobbed at 131%c
for Pacific; 1880 tor Cochecos; l4c for Mer-
imack D; 14c do Frock; lac for W cloth;
Oriental 13tsc;N Ddnnels, in poor styles.
13c; Gloucester 1211ac; .Amoskeag- 12lssl:
Lowell lie; Wansutta lie; all will be fulf
&c higher Tomorrow. Heavy brown sheet
ings scarce and &c higher-none on sale in
leading houses; Other houses are jobbiny
at lsc for Indianhead; III &c for Amoskeag;
lie fol. Augusta; 1915 for Pepperell r; l4c
tor Atlantic. Heavy sheetings are likely,
to advance to zoe ere long. .ii sssril ssssi
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Sherih's Sale

VS. of
John Fl, Reel ct al> Franklin county.
In PUkSU3 OF AN OK DER OF
L sale in the above state case from said Court
to me directed, will offer for sale at the door of
The Court House. in the city of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 21st day of March, A. D.
ts 5t Et 1865, .5.l.-
at ten o'clock A. NJ !, the following described real
estate, to-wit: ~ -
Lot number fifteen Q5). as the same is designated
and delineated on the recorded plat of the subdi-
vi.lon OF out-lots number thirty mine $50 in the
Appraised at 81 $50.
Printers fees
GEORGE b. EARHART, Sheriff.
THOMAS nj. Dye, Atty.
febl9-uItytd
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Sherif's Sale.

Richard p. Woodbury. Court of Common Pleas
Vs. j. 80 tEE of lri
John w. kellar. Franklin county.
TN PUHsUANCE OF AN On DER OF
l. sale in the above stated case to me rooted. ]
will offer for sale at pub bile aucton at the door Of
the Court House. in the city of Columbus, on
Saturday, March 2lst, 1868, 81
at two o'clock p. NJ. the following real estate. to-
wit: SsN-s'' w
Lot number one I'D. in E. Sorin's subdivision of
ORIGINAL lot number sixty eight (6s) in William
PhelaDs Mount Pleasant addition to the city- of
Columbus, Franklin county. o. Reference TO ths
recorded plat of said su bdivsion is herewith made
Appraised at 500. - = ~
Printers fees
r. p. WOODRUFF. Atty. -, : '->" -
2 feb19-dIJWtd
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! CONGRESSIONAL.
aa WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.
SENATE.

/ Nv AonANdhONy L Gu 10.
SENATE.
Several petitions were presented, includ-
ling one by Mr.. HOWARD for the improve
ment of the harbor of New Buffalo, Mich
Mr.. RAMSEY introduced a bill to amend
the postal laws and increase the efficiency
OF the postal service. Referred. ,
The Senate passed the House bill to re-
duce the expense of the War Department
and forthe gradual reduction of the mill
! tary force, &c. Both have been published.
MIR. CATTELL, from the committee on
Finance. reported adversely on the House
Oil forbidding designation as public
repository of any National Bank within
9Omiies OF place where an Assistant
Treasurer is located.
The resolution for the admission of Mr..
Ihomas, of Maryland, came up as the spec
ial order.
Mr.. tTRUMBULL replied to some re-
marks made in the debate relative to his
former speech. q slllo9If
Mr.JoHNsoN closed the debate in favor
of admission. if3asi I'm ggli n 500 e
Mr. STEWART made some remarks in
reply to Mr.. TRUMBULL, and after some
further debate the Senate adjourned. hA
I HOUSE OF. REPR RESENTATIyEs.
MIR. r..BUIIER introduced a bill to amend
an act establishing national banks. in refer
ence TO voting shy proxies. &C. Referred.
Mr.. STARKWEATHER introduced n
bill Tor placing $4,000 in the hands of the
secretary of State to relieve the wants
and defray the expense of returning to the
United States OF destitute citizens fmpris-
)ned in foreign countries without Justice.
and discharged without trial or acquittal.
Passed. d TGs HAEN<siRtR gEIfTrG :,
On motion of Mr.. KERR. the President
was requested to communicate any report
in reference to the ship canal around the
falls of the Ohio river. 900 = eTs;si'3 6 :
The House resumed consideration of the
bill before published giving pension to
certain surviving officers and soldiers of the
war of 1872. ,-..--...,.,.,.,.I ~. =.
80 During the debate, Mr.. LOAN stated that
the amount to be paid under the bill
would not exceed two millions dollars per
year. rtFs ,afi5 10 - ,f,r.., ads =,
After debate-Mr. Washburne, of Illinois,
being the main opponent--the bill passed
without division. s9sholi1G iasetist {,
The House went into committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, in the chair
and considered the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bills. Il
The House seconded the previous ques-
tion and bill, and Mr.. WASHBURNE, of
Illinois, said he would not press action
upon the bill this evening. assd sad EW
d. Mr.. SCHENCK, introduced bill for the
relief of certain exporters of distilled spir-
its. Referred TO committee On Ways aud
Means. -
On motion of Mr.. SCHENCK. the Secre-
tary OF State was directed 10 furnish in-
formation in reference, to the contingent
fund of his department. - 80
? Adjourned. l5- tsa a5ir %
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Arrival of Sergeant Bates at Mont.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, April I7.-Sergeant
Bates, carrying the United States flag,
reached this city to- day. He was met by a
large number of citizens in carriages, deco
rated with United States flags, and by a
band of music. About three Thousand peo-
pie turned out to hear the reception
speeches, and to welcome him. He is the
guest of the city. All the speakers and
marshals OF the day were Confederate SOL
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR PROP
i ERTY in the city of Columbus, farm of leo
acres of land near Ottawa. the county seat of Put
nam county, Ohio. and will pay the difference, if
any, in cash. Toe land is situate at the corner of
cross roads, has house on il and twenty or thirty
acres cleared. 1t is very rich land, and well tim
bered with walnut. ash sugar-tree and pice busch
A good bargain will be given.
I .E7s-g, -, $. W. ANDREWS.
Office, corner Of High and Broad Streets
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le rates on wagons; delivered,
Chicago aarket-Feb. 1s.

FLOUR-Dull and easier. sI s-F
WHEAT-Unsettled and lower at 81 81
o. 90 for spring. f47 sl''1 "a
saCORN--Dull, unsettled and lower; sales
at 7S114c for new. =
jOATS-Lower and quiet sales at 5614
SRiELRve nominal at 81 54@1 sc.
BARLEY-Inactive and nominal. - ai
TsPORK-UnsettIed,; sales at S22@22 so;
some holders pretend to ask $22 75. -afrsi,
LARD-Quiet and firm.
103dc, rough sides 101f @101sc, dry sailed
shoulders $1,000. and picked hams BE.
DRESSED HOGS-Firm at 50 62I6. ~,
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Galveston Election Returns

GALVESTON, Texas, Feb. 17,-Official re-
turns OF the election in the city gives For
the convention, whites 262 colored sos
votes; against the convention, whites III
votes. Smith and Ruby are elected.
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RaiIroad Negotia.ion-nied.

New York, Feb. IS.-Negotiation for
the purchase of the properties of the
Northern New Jersey Railroad, by the
Hudson River (west shore) Railroad Com
pany, has been completed. $50,
Edmund Head, formerly Governor Cen
eral of Canada, died suddenly recently, 10
England, in the 63i year of his age. -
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New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, Feb. 1S.-In the Senate to-day,
when the joint resolution withdrawing the
assent of New Jersey to the 18th Constitu-
tionaI Amendment was called, the commit
tee offered substitute, the same in effect,
but presenting reasons for the Withdrawal.
The consideration was postponed till to-
morrow. rf - -,.,..,--s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

GoNE AND DoNH AT.F1Urbana has gone
and done ID. She is no longer mere VII
Ilxge. She now putteth on metropolitan airs.
on Monday night her residents went to
bed as villagers, but on yesterday the y
walked the glad earth as citizens. We are
for Joggles as mayor of the city of Urbana.
Joggles is a boss. Joggles would make a
- good city clerk, while as o. member OF the
city council Jogeles would have no supe-
rior. 'Rah tor Herb Anna! 'Rah for jog
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DestituIion.

HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-THE committee of the
House of Assembly report that there exists
among the fishing population of twelve
counties great and widespread destitution.
and that unless extensive and permanent
arrangements for their relief be made many
will perish from starvation. @ 1ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

BosToN, Feb. 17.-Levi Trickett. who
was arrested for alleged forgery in New
Hampshire, and shot while attempting to
escape, and who had subsequently, got out
of Jail, was rearrested day in Boston.
He will be taken to New Hampshire for
trial, -..F
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Lonisiana ConventIon.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17.-In the Conven-
ton resolution to adjourn sine die on
Thursday. was tabled. A resolution that
members receive no pay after the eight
eenth was also tabled. The resolution in
dorsing the petition to Congress of the
Georgia Convention for thirty millions
was discussed till the adjournment. ,,,-rl--
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Georvia Convention.

ATLANTA, Ga Feb. 1.-THE Convention
has stricken out, by a large msjority, a
clause empowering the Legislature to alter
or abolish any charter hereafter granted.
1t is reported that ten thousand dollars
will be paid the members on5Tuesday. sHi
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AdmiraI Fnrraeut

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-The Herald's spe-
eial from Florence, 18th, says: Admiral
Farragut, who has been the. recipient of
such marked attention from royal citizens
short time, -a- Ts1i7 ~
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Tannerv Burned.

LocKHAvEN, Pa, Feb. 1S-The large tam
merry of C. K. Sankey was burned Monday
morning, Loss estimated at $1,000; no in
surance. The books and papers of the es-
tabiishment were destroyed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
Clucinnau Tobacco m,rket !.

lFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer's Review for the
e' week ending February II, 1851 -
q eITOBACCO-Navigation has been resum-
ed, and the weather has moderated sufii-
GENTLY to enable the planters to handle to-
bacco, and increased receipts are antici-
pated from this time forward. The few
lots placed in the breaks brought full
prices. Manufactured is dull at our quo
tatiOns. We ouoIe ~ II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

"sssl..
-! :. ca1e 70 pass "a the third year OF the
" Anav -Jonnson. and on the night
~. sn1 ssulrteentn Gay OF the tentl montn,
s~oS, ..sss .i.1oa,s noS whose surname 70
= ny ny owelietn IN the iand OF the Snadevll-
ta'hs, q people who possess many cunning
|sH's suHeslces, said 20 his wife ana ch1iq, Lei US
inake sI ready and Journey into the land OF
JACKSON and sojourn for q short time at the
mouse OF Daniel, the father OF William"
Accordingiy all things were made ready
ana gtney Ionrneyed thither. Daniel. the
lalner Q, Wtliiam. met them at the gate
anu corulaiiy invited them to tarry anc
partake OF tne hospitality OF his house.
Sgon great ieast was prepared. and Dam
iei ana tney That were with him eat, drank
ana MADE merry until the third hour OF
the night, when they all retired to rest
and refresh themselves,
!. Now it seems 10 have Happened by ma
ture, tnat THIS same Robert had conetitu-
tsionai euild Tor all the fowls that cleave 81. /.
AR. a. II being recorded that he could reaci.
them from'the top limb, aud following out
the instincts thus implanted in his heart,
ne lay llstiessly and wide awake, upon his
couc. Until tne family were wrapped ~ the
-
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1Locomot,ve Exnlos,ou

HOWELL, MASS, Feb. 1S.-By the explo-
sion of a locomotive here to-day, engineer
George Spaulding was killed and firemen
Stillman White seriously injured. Henry
Smith and Mr.. Welch, of Lowell, were also
injured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

Auction SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-House
and lot No. 195 South Front street. will be
sold Saturday, February 22d, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on the premises, also, house and lot
No. 8G West Friend street, including lot OF
kitchen and household furniture. The
property of John Jones. ssa5f5f 3
. Terms made known on day of sale. "
= ~ -,,,s.,rg 4s ,5.. CO. OSBORN.
fed1S-d5t .50Si Auctioneer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

PEMBROKE, ONTARIO, Feb. 1S.--An in
sane woman, Mrs. Weaver, confined in the
Jail here for the murder OF her five chill
dren, hung herself to the CRATE over; the
cell door last night.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

"A FINE FARM OF 81 ACRES ON THE
bus. Has on j "A good new brick dwelling, rooms,
good cellar. well of water, &c.l Will be offered as
auction on the premises. March 81 next at p, M.
If not sold before that time at private sale
Terns-One third ia hand. one-third in one and
one-third in two years. with interest. IBouire of
tIli5 y ~ lid-tl T. BROCkWAY
At Stage Office, or WIN. JAMISON,
/ feb15 div 9.if-t Columbus, Ohio
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febl7-d3t

As MAGNOLIA WATER is a delightful toilet
4article-superior to Cologne and at halt
the price. u. .as. feb19-deod &w2w.