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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-09
FROM LONDON.
Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.l
LONDON, Aug. 2Oth, 1868.

hoNDoN1 mug SOIu, 1OOC.
The articles published by the British
press about the speech delivered by Ma
poleon, in Troys, and about the Nation
al festival of the 18th of August, are too
characteristic and significant to remain
unnoticed; they all have the tendency of
making the Cabinet of the Tuilleries
alone responsible for the maintenance
of peace in Europe. The British press
is evidently less disposed than ever to
abandon the system of peace pursued
by, the Government for the last thirty
years. The victory of the commercial
and industrial policy which has inaug-
urated the theory of non-intervention or
at least given its present significance to
this theory, the growing preponderanee
of the mercantile and manufacturing
class and the Importance of the social
questions raised by the radical party
all these elements are sufficiently strong
to impart British policy with stamp,
which no individual influence could eff
face. At all events Lord Stanley would
be the last to create a a7reaction in favor
of the ancient traditions of toryism, for
that statesman is still more in favor of
peace by principle than his whig prede-
cessors, and this systematic abstemious.
ness forms his principal merit in the
eyes of the liberal majority. w 81
Particularly in regard to France the
political relations existing between the
two states have experienced no change
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DEMOCRATIC GERMAN MEET.
-T. -la "L INGS.

John B. Jeup, Esq, Editor of the Cincin-
natl Volksfreund, will address the people in
the German language as follows:
CANTON. Wednesday, September eth % .r
AKRON, Thursday, September 10th.
CLEVELAND, Friday, September I1th.
NEWARK, Tuesday. September 18th;
ZANESNlLLE, "wednesday, September 10th.
WHEELINGl lby arrange nent with State Com. Of
West Va.). Thursday, September nth.
MARIETTA, Saturday. September 18th.
CHILLlC0THE, Monday, September 2lst. ~
PORTSMOUTH, Tuesday, Septembe I'D a5
All the above meetings will be in the
evening, unless otherwise ordered by the
county committees. -a l-.l Es sl
. VIM. Merk, Esq, of the cincinnDti y OILS
treu,d, will speak in German T-,-,-r-
AtBRY AN. Wednesday. September 9th.
At DEFIANCE, Friday. September iith. lcJ E.
Other German meetings will be here
after announced. ~ ~ S-iAio4 ia'i'.--
- 1917 -0.Ha e. F. B1NeHAM, sl
r.a ..-- 7- Chm Dem. Ex. Com. o.
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TIE toao Guthors zing tie first issue of
greenbacks and 500 bonds, IS as. tolloaos:
ACT OF FEBRUARY 25, 1862.
SECTION 1. The Secretary of the
Treasury is hereby authorized to issue,
on the credit of the United States, one
hundred and fifty millions of dollars
United States notes, not bearing inter
est, payable to bearer. at the Treasury
of the United States, and of such denom-
nations as he may deem expedient, not
less than five dollars each. "a
And such notes shall be receivable in
payment of all taxes, internal duties,
excises, debts, dues and demands of
every kind due to the United States,
except duties on imports, and of all
claims and demands against tie United
States oteuery Kind a0hatsoever, ercept for
interest upon bonds and notes, aoeich shall
be paid IN coin. And9shall also be law
ullmoney and legal tender in payment
Of all debts, public and private, except
duties on imports and interest as afore-
said. - - - *sfsv = -
> - And such United States notes
par oalue, IN PAYMENT. FOR ANY
LOANS that may be hereafter sold or
Negotiated 6y the Secretary Of The Treas
4ry. - ,, 2
SEC. 2. The Secretary OF the Treas
ury is hereby, authorized to issue coupon
bonds or registered bonds, to an amount
not exceeding five hundred millions of
dollars, redeemable at the pleasure of
the United States after FIVE years, and
payable twenty years from date, and
bearing interest at the rate of six per
centum per annum, payable semian-
nually. And the Secretary of the Tres
ury may dispose of such bonds at any
time, at the market ual~e thereof for the
coin of the United States, or for any
Of Me Treasury notes that haze been or
mag hereafter be issued under the provis-
ions of this act; and all stocks, bonds
and other securities of the United States
held by individuals, corporations or as
sociations within the United States,
shall be exempt from taration by or un-
der State authority. Ia -aE e.s
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SEPTEMBERl59 g. 1868.

whatever. No matter whether customs
remain with Holland and Belgium or an
understanding with the Scandinavian
Governments or a more direct interven-
tion in the affairs of Germany, be under
discussion, the French plans invariably
meet with the same tacit disapprobation
on the part of the British politicians,
which never break out into open hostili-
ty. Towards France and her political
evolutions, England remains in its atti-
tude of cool and rather scornfuI OBJ
seryance. It is easily perceptible to,
wards which side the sympathies of
public opinion in Great Britain incline,
but If this opinion pronounce itself with
as much unanimity as we see it now in
favor of peace, it is easy to understand
that Mr., Drouyn de PHnys had vainly
endeayored to resuscitate the old acct
dental alliance, Those who call. on this
precedent in favor of common military
and diplomatic action, of the two, powers
are indeed mistaken as to the impression
produced on the mind of the public in
this, country by the "reminiscences of the
Crimean war and the peace of Paris
England has now found that the conti-
mental support elsewhere which she had
looked for from the cabinet Of the Tnil-
leries and even the mutual interests in
the Orient which some persons persist in
discovering between England and
France belong more and more to the
things that were. Not without good
reason has Lord Stanly insisted on
Great Britain exercising prepon-
dering influence in Egypt from an
English point Of view, the key
to the Orient is no longer
Constantinople and the Dardanelles, but
Egypt and, the canal of Suez. As long
as the British Cabinet is really predom-
inant in those regions there will be no
cessation of continuity between the me-
tropolis and the Indian Empire, and
every one knows that the struggle of
Great Britain for the integrity of Turkey
has never had any other aim but that of
preventing a foreign power from inter-
posing herself between her and her pos
sessions in the Orient. Once relieved
from this apprehension, the Cabinet of
st. James will have no interest in oppo-
sing the gradual emancipation of the
Christian races in European Turkey
Great Britain therefore wishes the peace
of Europe to be maintained at all cost
and as soon as the Cabinet of the Tuil-
leries desists from its attitude of hesita-
tiort observed since the war of 1866 we
will see the great papers, with the
Times at the head, repeat those songs Of
praise for the Empire, with which they
have been SO lavish before and during
the Crimean war. d a.r r..a.---
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The Democratic Executive Committee
for the Seventh Congressional District an
nounce the following meetings:
MADISON COUNTY. -
MIDWAY, Tuesday. September 18th, Basket
Meeting). Speakers-Col. L.. Baber, <. b. Esh-
Gilman and John H. Thomas. ......
WEST JEFFERSON. Wednesday. ISeptember
18th. SpeakeTS-John 81. Thomas and Col. j. u.
Groom. s.' .'- ".. t' .F .
PLEASANT VALLEY, Saturday. September 18th.
Speakers-E. b. Eshelman. Gen. Jos. ID. Gelger
and j. h. Thomas. --s.r 'a-r.. --ar
-T. H FRANKLIN COUNTY.
BORRER'S CORNERS, Jackson township. We'd
! nesday evening, September 9, at TX O'Clock.
Speakers-John II. Thomas and Colonel l..
Baber. So"
COLUMBUS, Thursday evening. September 10th,
at TX o'clock. Speakers-Colonel George w. Nc
Cook, John Thomas and George Converse.
HILLIARD'S STATION, ay,'September llth,
ate o'clock NJ. Speakers-John II Thomas and
George Converse.
FRANKLINTON, Friday evening, September II.
at TX O'Clock. Speakers John Thomas and G
Loewenste in. .au- 30
WORTHINGTON, Saturday, September I2th. at 2
Pm. Speakers--Hon. James Hubbell, John II
Thomas and Col b B Wilson.
NORTH COLUMBUS, Saturday evening, Septem-
ber 18th, at X O'Clock. Speakers-JOhn II
Thomas and e b Eshelman. F ".H.
Further announcements will be made in
few days. GEORGE LINCOLN, Chm.
JNo. G. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
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ADDITIONAL MEETINGS.

The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee announce the following additional
meetings: -1l1 1tsa1 sEa1 agnI ssarod bu
GEORGESVILLE,a at Biggarts Grove. eRasket
Meeting) Thursday, Septem ber 10TH at 10 O'Clock
A. M. Speakers-John 81. Thomas. George L. Con
verse, E. T. DeLany and Col. L. Baber. = =
lE1o! i-co JOHN G.. THOMPSON, Chm,n.
W. S. HUFFMAN, Sec.
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Bank Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ all whom it may concern. that the City Bank
OF cleveland. an Independent Banking Company
organized and carrying on business as an lndepen-
9ent Gs Banking company at the city OF Cleveland,
Ohio, under an act of the General Assembly of the
said state Of ohio, entitled AN Act to INCORPORATE
me State BANK Of Ohio and other Banking Com
penles passed FEBRUARY 24th. ls45, being desirous
Of inqpishing and closing its Banking business
70 tnat END nas IN pursuance Of the statutes Of the
deemed more than ninety per cent Of The maximnm
amount Sf is circulating notes. and delivered the
Ohio to be destroyed. and have provided means ana
iven securty TO the satisfsction of the Treasurer
Secretary snd Andlts5 q state Of said State Of
circulation at the Office Of the National City Bank
of Cleveland. stthe said city of Cleveland, where
said City Bank is located:
1Done by order of the Board of Directors Of the
(jitv Bank of Cleveland, July 9th, 1858,
LEMUEL WICK, President.
ijylI-d1taw6m
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HOoRLAHD'S GERMAN BlfERs.,,

Biliousness, Indigestion. General Debility, and
all the complaints which proceed from . want of
proper action in the liver. the stomach and the
bowels, are eradicated by a course of this great
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-09

n q sFOR aSALE. fs s's0'1
AsliPAIR OF .J0E G0DWIN'' COLTS, FIVE
"A and six years old. very handseme. kind and
augasrdtf fIaa 2 Il RICHARD NEVINS. e
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esHooFLl,.AlIrJD's ] : : E. 4, 4,
.ssWEEsasHY 10 ,AlISTAf ~ A. a. d5s
.fis11sq 10 .tdAli,gI n ,lzfJRfE- ~
CERMA RBsailT0NiC1

ss810fT Ststo 0f4sTe9Hr5Q
Has been provided preparation in which the SOL
I'd extracts Of the nest restorotives Of the yexets
bic kingdom ere. held in solution by spirituous
sgent. purged Of all deleterious constftueuts The
patient in choosing between these tive great anti
-dotess should be guide bis own condition. II in
avery low state from debility, the Tonic should be
his selection; but in cases where the eefkency is
ns e iron pRass ss
Indigestion. bfiiousness, nervous disease or physf
in which, singiy or combined. they win not effect
cure,
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CONSTITUTIONAL sPECIFIe,i

Which not only combats and conquers diseases that
is the best known safeguard against ali unhealthy
Influences. Persons whose occupations and pur-
SUITS M suolecI them 20 the depressing erects OF
ulsriy as protection against the low fevers and !
other disorders which malaria engenders. Inva-
lids who are OF T. aa-9 asai 5'i7b y i7E0irt
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wresfM MEDICAL neslfA
WHY ENDURE Y
A living q DBiIHl,
..-n.,... l:TT-.s esss.a ~

sszSs5ba err - sss, - =
The confirmed dyspeptic may almost say with st.
Peter, die daily" The obieet- this article is-
him how tobanish them forever for @ The means
o OF Immediate and permanent relief are proffersd
nim IN so saDEfF FEnss TA4gTN0zW
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CHARLES M. EVANS, Proprietor.
PRECE9.G

HooHands German Bitters per bottle ....... .SI %
Hoofand,s German Bitfers half dozen. 81. s s 90
Hooaand's German Tonic, put mp in ct: bottles 90
per bottle. or half dozen for % SO.
in order to get the genuine. ,,, -ss br,.s es,sT
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Exchange Pain for for Ease

And w.. w,...tn.s.y. for fJs. s.m.h m.h +. Rs.lLe a.a.a
ments which interfere with enjoyment; cast gloom
and despondency to the winds; take stronger hold
of ife-and. in short, become O. -
S5fa s3a ,s29aa ( jufa 'lassss uFalss;s.s q, L.
.,--, r-, NEW, MAN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-09

Through the instrumentalitY of the most powerful
and popular of all vegetable invigorants and corr
receives,
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LIVING ADVERTISEMENTS

of the efficacy Of this matchless vegstsbie stou-
United Ststes--heslthy men and women, rescued
tessim6oT tesa sO5tu5 T sy m apd esssr 70 ss.s
any other Btters in existence in this special psf-
tieular-it is not alcoholic. :, ~
For such constitutions snd systems Al reouire for
their invigorationa dtfusiYs stimulsnt,, 1fsl
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The Contract.

TIE laa0 authorizing the first issue Of
greenbacks and 500 bonds, IS as tolloaos:
ACT OE FIRpUAPV C5 1860
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-09

And Dealers in Medisines everywhere. JOE
jy7e-dw&S Keowly
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? e. f. BINGHAM,
Chm Dem. Ex. Com. o.
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FOE SAFE By ALI DRyGGISTso .
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WASTING iAWAY.

Without any specluI complaint. excent gradual
will find in the BIZ E TERS a fountain Of
vitality and vigor as refres aing and exii-
Grating as pool in the desert to the sandseorched
and fainting travellers. ,--ss u srs-. -.s . ,f-T'
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Hon. George H. PendIeton's Al
mi m nrnnHaa

Col. George w. McCook, with others,
will address the people OF Southern Ohio
and West Virginia: 9'l - Ii ~
At CHANEY'S GROVE. Fairfield county, Wed :.
At COLUMBUS, with John e. Thomas, ESQ.,.
Thursday evening. September 10. - = = -
Hon. A. G. Thurman's Appoint,
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HON. JAS. ROSS sNoWDEN.

Prothonotary of the Supreme Court of Pennsylva-
MIA writes: -'
! gtrt -a-- PHILADELPHIA, Sept. L. 1867. BE-
.'Hoohand's German Bitters' is very useful ar
ticle as tonic and an appetizer It not an in
toxiratiDg drink, and may be used benetically by
persons Of all age. Re pectfully yours,
-r97rot Efpl JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN. es
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HOOFLAND'S
,aU0MY32 0ITbg0H
GERMAN '91 a4 'BiTTERs!

And It is sfor him to say whether he Wit continue
to endure living death. or to put himself in.
sition to render life enjoyable -
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GOLU MAtBS CABINET co., 4
~ Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers IN furnitare. Chairs, hattrasses. etc. i sEsc
No. 20l South High st. Opera House).
fYtEO + q Nm III Uk I. CO., - -
y hanufacturers of first class Furniture. Whole
sale and Retail Warerooms, 6, and Gwynne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-12

the Queen into the sombre shadows Of widow low
noou mas lost her a great deal Oh her
former popularity, ana her present attitude OF nos
ulty 10 the liberal programme bids ialr 20 destroy
that popularity entirely. Americans wouiu be sur
prsed to hear the nippant and dsgraceIul manner
IN which Englishmen talk OF their queen, VINO was
once their idol. Her meanness IN pecunary ma.sers
Is openly ridicued; the story that she Is mildly mau
IL everywhere credited even IN court circles, anu
scandals in regard to her, which have IN truth no
real foundation, are circulated as freely as Joe
Miller's jests This BODIES good to Victoria nor to
her dynasty. Think how quickly the revolution in
Spain ripened and how peacefully It was accom-
plished.
Meanwhile the person who has 1t In his power to
correct all this has neglected his social duties for
stupid dssipations and Is now absent upon O long
foreign What the English people believe in re-
gard TO the Prince OF Wales may be judged from
late cartoon In the 7ODlahaick, which represents
him as bidding farewell to Nile. Lucca, dressed as
Britannia and crossing over to Mile. Schneider,
dressed as an Egyptian girl. II the Prince would
but establish social court at Marlborough House
he could reconcile all politicians to the secusion OF
his mother, and II he would but stand by her and
give her the advice OF son and man Of the world
he would not only regain and insure her popularity,
but would also make himself respected by the
people and place his future crown much more firmly
upon his head than II v ever likely to be under pre-
sent circumstances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-12

ALLEGED FELoNIoUs AssAULT-Mrs. Ann Mo-
Laughlin, residing at No. SO West Twenty ninth
street. appeared before Justice Dodge at the Jeners
Market Police Court, yesterday, aud accused her
husband, John Mclaughlin, with having on tne
night OF the 5th Of December between the hours Of
twelve and O'Clock, fired from the sidewalk into
her window pistol, the bullet Of which entered the
shutter and lodged In the ceiling OF her room. Al
she had been attracted by a noise just before, she
was standing near the window, and, aided BY Z
bright light in her room, she dscerned ner husband
In the act OF walking away. The accused denied
the charge but was committed To answer in default
OF $500 bail. W.
Gyney and willoughby, OF the Third precinct, noe
tced, at one O'Clock yesterday morning, several men
acting suspciously near the hallway OF No. q vese1
street. so they made rush and arrested three men.
who gave their names as Charles Williams, Thomas
Lynch and Thomas Brown, and found In their pos<
session bag. dummy" anu lot OF skeleton keys.
A lock which had been used TO fasten iron screen
store OF McNary 4 Arnold, dealers In druggists
goods, mad also been broken on with the intention Of
robbing the store. The prisoners were locked up In
the Chambers street police station and subsequently
arraigned before Justice Downing al the Tombs, who.
on the complaint OF Francis X. Arnold held all OK
the accused to answer at the Court OF General Ses.
slons. Williams Is twcnty-eign native OF COnnec-
ticu and lives at 80 Oliver street. Lynch Is twenty
two, native OF New YORK, anu resides at 1913 East
aged twenty-five, and gave his residence as Sol inrd
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WeSTCHeSIel lnJelLIGEass.

WEST FARMS FREEuoLDgRs' ASSOCIATION Theirs
has been organized Freeholders' Association OF
the First Election District - tho town OF Wess
Farms. the object Of whicil - to reduce taxation
and promote tho general weliars Of the frechouers
aud taxpayers OF said town. a. has becOlhe .n n
opinion OF many that such an organization as we
above now necessary to prevent te RAPID ,
OF taxation and to improve In iegiumtns1 a'."
economical manner the general welfare OF inc towb.
DEATH FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. carter, OF
West Farms, on opening mis- 'front.' door about half
past SIX o'clock on Thursday morning saw woman.
Mrs. Mary Bolen lying on his stoop' ana on going
TO her found her to be quite dead. From the evi-
dence taken at the inquest it appears that she was
Of very incorporate habits an haS y g nS at m0n
and removed oy him to Carters stoop where she
was subsequently found ~ stated Coroner Robin,
snn in view ~ these facts, rendered q verdict OF
death from apopexy, caused by inlemperance-
Deceased was native OF scotland, somewhere be
tween forty-1ve and nfty years OF aye, and leaves
three children.
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{ u r. Q r z.

The steamship Cuba, OF the Cunard line, Captain
Noodle from Liverpool November 80 via Queens
town December /, arrived at this port yesterday
with details OF dispatches up TO date OF sailing.
.Nubar Pacha, who accompanied the eldest son OF
lsman Pacha, yiceroy OF Egypt, TO London, has re-
tHrDed 10 PARIS
Two Austr an frlgates intended for a voyage OF
scientific exploration, the Archduke Frederick and
Donau carrying the nag OF Rear Admiral Petz, cast
anchor at Gibraltar the 18th ult before proceed
ing 10 Tangier.
Several OF the Paris journals. speak Of . public
subscription as aoout to be opened 10 erect monu-
ment TO Rossini
The censorship has interdicted the Eclipse from
publishing hkenesses OF the i've advocates who de-
tended the accused in the affair OF the Baudin SUBJ
scrpton.
The Madrid Impartial Of the sd ut. published
under the heading 1.-THE Honor Of Spainn an article
In which it energetically censured Spanish capitalists
for not subscribing more readily to the loan.
Senor Ortiz, the Spanish Minister Of Justice, has
issued a decree recognizing the Supreme Court OF
Justice which is henccforward to consist OF three
separate tribunals, with president and eight coun-
sellors attached to EACH The third court Ia to be
specially q civil court Of law.
The Imperial Court OF Paris has confirmed on ap-
peal the two judgments OF the Correctional Tri-
bunal which had condemned NM. DubuiaGon and
Galttet successfully printers Of the Lanter1ae the
former to one months Imprisonment and 1000
francs fine and the other to two months and ., 900
francs.
The French Minister OF Justice has appointed
commission, composed OF former consular judges
and experienced commercial men, to examine GER
tain notifications proposed in the law OF bank
suptcy in France, especially respects the dlatory
character OF the syndcal operations and the heavy
costs OF proceedings.
The Rothschid family own the large island at
Puteaux. In their quality Of propretors Baroness
James and her children have handed the sum or 500
francs to the local authorities for the benefit OF the
poor OF that commune the occasion OF the decease
OF the head Of the house.
The German journals announce that the French
gun factories, even those OF the State, having con-
ciuded the fabrication OF the Chassepos, are work
ing actively on the improved system Of weapons
ADOPTED by AUSTRIA and that the manufacturers are
TO furnish the Emperor Francis J0sephs government
with 600 600 muskets by the 1st Of April.