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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09
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A COMPANY Of Cinnamon in San Fran
cisco a few days ago shipped by the
mail steamer sc 900 Mexican dollars,
nearly all Of them bearing the stamp Of
the mint at Hermosillo, Sonora, and
dated 1867. y Siss'
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UNDER the iudicious management io she l.
man. assisted by the vigorous pen of Colonel Flood
the STAT EsM AN did most splendid execution dur
ing The past campaign. --Nsrark AdUocGts. u.
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Whole No. 1896.

loss. From a few years after the eX-
pulsiOn. down to the time of the Com
mOnw6alth, a few Jews were tolerated
in England, principally in the capac-
ity of physicians and foreign agents.
Early in 1856, Cromwell sommoned a
council to deliberate on the policy of
allowing Jews to settle once more in
England. That all parties might be
represented, he admitted several law
yers, clergymen and merchants, to aid
the council in its deliberations. The
lawyers declared that there was no
law to prevent jews from settling in
England; the clergy asserted that
Christianity would be endangered
thereby; and the merchants alleged that
they would beruin Of the trade. The
Council sat four days without coming
to any conclusion /; at last Cromwell
closed it by saying that he had sent
for them to consider a simple question,
and they had made it an intricate one;
that he would therefore be guided by
Providence, and act on his own re-
sponslbility. A few days afterwards
he announced to his Parliament that
he had determined to allow Jews to
settle in England, and the affair was
accomplished. In May and June 1856,
a number Of Jews arrived in London,
and their first care was to build a syna-
gOgue, and lay out a battle-ground.
The first interment on their burial
register is that of one Isaac BrittO, in
1657.
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TOTAL EeIinso 1902.

Asia it seems is not to enjoy a monopoly
of total solar eclipses. It is announced
that total eclipse Of the sun, visible in
the United States, will occur in 1869. The
sun will rise eclipsed in the interior of ST.
IBERIA on the morning of August Z, 1863,
whence the shadow will move in north
easterly direction; then turning eastward
ly and sOuthwestwardly, will pass over
Behring's straits and northern Alaska at
noon, local time. Thence, moving across
part of British North America, it will re-
enter the United States in Montana, be-
tween and 8 P. NJ, local time. Moving
thence across Western Nebraska, it will
pass diagOnaliy through Iowa, passing
over Sioux City, Des MOines, and Keokuk
about o'clock. Thence it will pass still
to the southeast, over Jacksonville, Illinois,
Across Southern Indiana, Central Ken
lucky, Eastern Tennessee, into and across
North Carolina, and will touch the sea in
Pamlico sound; and will finally leave the
earth not far from the Bermudas. 1t will
be visible in all parts Of the United States,
and total over a belt about 100 miles wide
along the line just indicated, the sun being
hid more than four minutes,
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Miscellaneous.
The &c But,, Generation.

AMD 6 DlaG' UCACEtaeADMs
One pines for an apple orchard his
wife can't have any preserves, as she
used To-, Another cannot forget the
convenience Of light wood knots and
spring water, and longs for a Carolina
sandbank, where he can make five or
six bushels of nubbin corn per acre.
Some have more considerable obiec-
tiOns. Here is the substance of a con-
versation with well-to-dO person:
"This is a great country you live
in" said I.
ayes; but it's so far to town, or any
where" was the reply.
s'You have splendid roads. Inever
saw their equal"
eyes; but it's terrible travelling
when it rains"
II never saw better beef than
yours"
eyes; but people don't want to eat
nothing but beef"
"Such a delightful climate your
health is good"
''Yes; but the noTtherners are aw-
full on the constitution.
"YOur land is rich; and it produces
so abundantly."
ayes; but the grasshoppers have
eaten up my green-patch."
"YOur hogs will fatten on the grass
hoppers."
dyes; butt worries 'em to catch the
things"
"Your chickens are lively, they can
catch 'em.
ayes; but it makes their meat taste,
so they say"
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Grants Letter of Acceptance

Grants LetteP Of Acceptance.
Now that General Grant is President
elect, ,hisIetter of acceptance when theuomi-
nation was rendered acquires a fresh inter-
est, and will be read again with renewed
feelings Of satisfaction and delight.
To General Joseph R. RqDIey, President
National Union Republican, Convention:
In formally accepting the nomination of
the National Union Republican Conven-
tiOn Of the 2lst of May, instant, it seems
proper that some statement of views be-
yOnd the mere acceptance of the nOmina-
tiOn should be expressed. The proceed
ings of the Convention were marked with
wisdom, moderation and patriotism, and
1 believe express the feelings of the great
mass of those who sustained the codntry
through its recent trials. I endorse the
resolutions. If elected to the Office of Presi-
dent of the United States, it will be my
endeavOr to administer all the Ldl0s Ia good
faith, 1Citb economy, and NTH the VieV Of giU-
ing peace, quiet, and protection Everywhere.
In times like the present, it is impossible,
or, at least, eminently improper, to lag
dOlVH POLicy to be adhered to, right or
WTOfyj through an duinlu4sLId blOu OF IOuI
years. New political issues, not fOreseen,
are constantly arising; the views of the
public on old ones are constantly chang
ing, and a purely administrative officer
should always be left free to execute the
will Of the people. IhaUe allDGys respected
that lCilL, and GLaOays sbqU. Peace and
universal prOsperity-its> sequence-with
economy Of administration, will Tighten
the burden Of taxation, while it constant
ly reduces the National debt. Let US have
peace.
With great respect, your Obedient SER
want, Z. S. GRANT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May %, 1868.
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The Retail LIQUOR Traffic.

The report of Commissioner Wells
states that the total sales of the retail
liquor dealers in the United States,
during one year, amounted to 81, ,4S3,-
491 ,865. OF this sum Ohio is put
down for $151, ,734,875; Illinois, s116,-
3,945; New York, 1916, 6,7I7,5 $50;
Pennsylvania, $15z, ,683, ,4O5. When
we compute the amount of misery and
ruin which this enormous consump-
tion of liquors and outlay of money
has caused, we may we'll stand aghast.
Such sum would supply a cOmpe-
tenee to every INDECENT person in the
land, and in a couple of years pay oft
the entire public debt.
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The King of Bavaria, kindly per-
United DR.. J. G. Aver TO have a copy
taken. of Rauch's celebrated colossal
statue Of Victory, which belongs 10
the Bavarian crown and stands at the
entrance of the Royal Palace ut
Munich. The Doctor bad it cast in
bronze. and has presented it to the
City of Lowell, where it stands in the
Park and symbolizcs the triumphs f
freedom and medicine. Her mauufac-
lures are the pride of Lowell, ard
foremost among them Ayers medi-
cines make her name gratefully re-
membered by the unnumbcrcd Hahi-
tude who are cured by them of af3ict-
ing and often dangerous Diseases
I Boston Journal
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seymOur,s PODuiarity,

Oneida county, n. Y, in which is Sav-
mour's home, gives 1870 majority G.r
Grant. The State Of New York gives
about 1000 majority for Seymour, and
II, 900 for Hoffman, the Democratic canGi-
date for Governor. To run ten thousand
votes behind his own ticket in his own
State, is as mortifying a fact as could well
be brought before candidates conteni-
platiOn. A man who is so excessively
in pPnt-up Utica, Should not
endeavor to spread himself over the
'whole LoundIess continent. - [COlUmbus
Journal.
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Highland County, Ohio Thursday November &c. 1865

demand to be taken back to purgatory,
place less tryih to his nerves.
Deekin Pogram hez only britened up
wunst. A thot flashed over his mind wich
gave him SOmfert for a minnit. "Isnt
thsr Booth for Grant ez ther wuz for
Lincoln?" asst he. ....
"Ahl'' seq I, in alarm, "wood you kill
Grant to hev Colfsx IN his placer We
mite kill Colfax, say you. Alarsl sposn
they'd elect Sumner President Of the Sem
it, Kill Sumner2 Good Lord, mol They'd
then elect Butler Speaker Nv the House,
and he can't be killed. Mol mol We he'd
better bea= the ills we heV than fly to them
we know not Nv" It's gone. All is up
with me and US. I shell stay in Kentucky
for the present, tho wat may become Of
me the Lord only knows.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, P. NJ.
(wich is POstmaster.)
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A NEW MODEOF RECONSTRUCTION
Last Thursday evening, a fiat boat,
or rather family boat, load of en-
igrants mOored at the Kentucky shore
just above our city, consisting Of nine
families, and about 55 persons, large
and small, male and female. They
came from the counties of Clarion,
VenangO and Butler, Pennsylvania,
and are going to Dixon county, Ten
nessee, about thirty miles from Nash
vile. Farmers, mechanics and teach
ers are represented. They are prepared
to 60 to work Immediately, having
with them horses, wagons and farm
implements.-[POrtsmOuth Republi-
can.
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THE SONG CABINET,
Bv @. @. ALLEN.

This Book contains:
First, A very carefully prepared series Of PRHAnI
sONa LESSONS.
Secondly, A large number Of new and beautiful
SCHOOL SoEGs.
Thirdly, short Cantata-THE soHOoL FESTIVAL
designed expressly for az School Receptions, Con-
osrts, Exhibitions.
The Publishers, in presenting this 9ork to Prnci-
pals and Teachers, would call special attention 20 itu
superior merits a School Song Book The author
has been very careful 10 the selection Of his 8usie
with unOtieotionable sentiments, which will commend
its adoption In al our Schools and seminartes.
The soNo CABuET has been adopted BY the Board Of
Education the Text Book for the Public Schools IN
the City Of New York.
Price 6Oc. each. To Schools, &C., Six Dol
lars per doz.
Sample copies sent by mail post paid on rooe iPt O
Soc. WILLIAM HALL SON,
5l3 Broadway, n. 7.
For sale ct all Book and Music Stores. octl5m2
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be won in our long struggle with
American Slavery, now press forward
to the full enjoyment Of the fruits of
their great struggle. Let even the
vanquished learn that it is better to
serve in Heaven than it would have
been to reign in He'll. And may our
candidates elect, with charity for all,
with malice toward none, but with
tirmness to do the right, as God gives
them TO see the right, make so noble s
use OF the powers repOsed-in them, as
will vindicate the confidence of the
people.
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Rebus.
Conundrums.

Why is q promising bali-playsT like -four and eRgsl
Ans-Because he's calculated 70 make good batter.
When are Ssh little crazy! Ans.-When- they get
in-seine.
When was beef steak the highest Ans.-wbsn the
COW Jumped over the moon
when does Q stupid fellow seem beside himself -
Ans.-When be Is standing BY donkey.
What Is the best machinery for prosecuting an in
uuiryi Ang-The HOW-sO i-Dg Machine.
Where can the most ourraats be foundG Ans.-In
the ocean.
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As a set-off against Ku Klux mur-
ders in Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas,
and all other Southern States, the
World has at last discovered a Radi-
cal outrage in Philadelphia. "Seyer-
al children" it announces excitedly,
in loaded BREWER type, "have been
suspended from school by the Radical
School Committee for playing truant
on the day of the Democratic process
sion" And has it come to this? Can
such things be? Where, we should
like to know, is the Constitution o.
the United S;ates?-TTribune.
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Eclectic Medical College Of
Pennsylvania.

This College holds three sessions each year The
hrGt session commences October Sth, and continues
until the end % january the second session CON-
menoes February lst, and continues until the begin
ni0g Of Nay the third session continues throughout
the sumner months.
It has able corps Of twelve Professors and every
Department Of Medicine and Surgery is thoroughly
taught.
Every facility Ia the way Of Illustrations, morbid
ecimens herbarium, chemical and philosophical ap-
paruua mcroscopes instruments Of the latest inven-
ton foF physical examination and diagnosis, win be
provided.
Splendid Hdapitalu and Clinical Instruction -
forded free tickets to all City Hospitals pre-
Vdsd; Diasecfing Material abundant At nominal coa
Psrnstual Scholarships are sold for $50.
Send for circular.
THH ECLECTIC MEDICAL JOURNAL or PENNSYLVANIA,
Published monthly, contains IS pages Of original mat
ter. Price q per anuum. The laigssts finest sno
most progressive Medical Journal n the United States
Splendid Inducements to the gstteF mp Of Clubs
Beautiiul premium engravingG valued ct s. given
90 every subscriber.
Specimen copy sent free, on application.
Address JOHN BUCHANAN,
3zI North Twelfth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
marley1
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oooP rHAT oE1oKnN.

COop that Rooster, for he's weary,
Aud his dropping head iS drearyi
Coop him, hide him, it is best
For there's hot chick to fear him,
And there's not hen to cheer him
scorned BY those who did revere him
Hide him-eoop him let him rest.
Coop that Rooster, for he's gasping,
Aud his toes each other elaspiug,
Culver with the fearful raspiug
He received October IastI
For the hearts that did adore him.
Aad the hands that upward bore him,
And the feet that ran before him,
Join the ranks OF these that tore him
Those that cut the Boosters comb !
Oh his comb is cut and bloody,
And bis legs are bruised and muddy,
And his breast with blood is rudy,
And HE gills are darkly blue
Empty craW and bursted gizzard,
Tail and wings completely seissored,
Felled at one decisive blizzard
Route i-skinned from A 20 lizard
o, poor cOck-a-doodle dooi
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EIanhood. Low Lost, HoV Restored.

DTR4 Just published, q new edition Of DR.
HE1AH fOULVERWELL's CELEBRATED Fs-
SAT on theradioal cuTe (uithout medi-
0 ciusl Of sPEEEAToHRHGA, Seminal
weakness, ThvollntnFy Seminal EOssss, IHPOTEECT
Mental and Physical Incapacityi lmpedimeHts 20 Mar
FaFe ETC.; also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and Frs in
dursd By sslf-indugsnce or sexual eXtraTagance.
~ Price, iu a sealed envelopes euly cents.
The oolobrntsd authOr, IN this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
nrnetoa that the alarming consequences Of ssabuse
nay Be radically cured without the dangerous OF
internal medicine or the application Of the knife
nofntiuT ont mode Of cure at simple, certain
5nd ehsctual, By means Of which every sufferer no
matter what bic condition may be, may cure himself
eherDiv. urivatey, aud radically.
- Thiu Lecture should Be in the hands Of every
yo1fh nnd every man 80 the laHd
go -ser 0saI IN plata envelope 70 any EddFess,
1iraif - reeeiDt Of six cents or two postage stamps
Aiio Dr. CuIverWeI'a 'Marrage Guide, price % cts.
CHis. J. O. KLINE CO.,
I17 Bouerv. Nou York, Post once Box $50.
ocle1 tiaulsnPtco
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WHTrTTNR 10 oo1rAx.

OoLFAx l-Well chosen to preside
Ger Freedoms Congress, and to guide,
As one who holds the reins OF fate,
The current Of its great debate;
Prompted BY one too wise and good,
And fair Withal, 70 be Withstood,
Here, from our Northern river bank.
send to thee my hearty thanks
For all the patience which has borne
The weary toOt Of Bunkum's horn,
The hissiug Of the Oopperhead,
And folly dropping words Of lead
Still wisely ready when the scale
Hangs poised to make the Right prevail,
Still foremost, though secesBlon's head
BE crushed, with scornful heel to tread
Tbs life out from its Wrlthlng tail
As wise, firm, faithful to the end,
God keep thee, prays thy sincere friend,
JoHH G. WHlTTIE
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A New York paper knows Of poor wO-
man in that city who,embrOidered child's
garment by fourteen days steady work
and received therefor four dollars. The
material cost the merchant, who paid the
price for work on it, seven dollars, and he
sold it recently for seventy dollars.
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Poetry.
NOTHING PBRFnCr.

Some crook is found IN every star,
And every grain must have its chat;
without their weeds no garden plots,
The sun Itself has ugly spots.
Every bean must have itS black;
Every good doth something lack;
Every skin some frsckle showui
Some faulty petal, every rose.
No horse that never stumbled lives;
No Gre 80 bright that no smoke gives;
No harp Without its feeble notss;
No beam Of Light without its notes.
The world itself is not quite round;
A ghOat In every house is found;
No tree without its withersd leaf;
No Joy without its shade Of grief
Ne clock that never erred a minute;
No book without some error In it.
Great Homer's self did sometimes nod;
All besr the sin-stamp-:'IOHABoD."
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Youths Department.

TOriginA Problems, Puzzles, &C., solicited. The rea
name Ofths author and the answer to each must &C.
company all oOntributiOns.l
Enigma.
am composed Of 26 letters.
Ny ii II is the name Of q township.
Ny "a % IA 20 is . musical instrument.
My 10 26 is what don't like to be.
Ny 25 16 II Is l9 is every ones best earthly friend
Ny IS IA 70 q is 9 girls name.
Ny % Is Is used ia making mortar.
Ny whole is what wish "Fides' aud "Two-Forty'
would do.
Highland o. PAP'S PET.
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The Hooking Valley Railroad is COM
pleted from Columbus to Lancaster. The
first passenger train passed over the road
on the 9th instant. The work between
Lancaster and Athensis is progressing rapid
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PENSION & BOUNTY
CLAIM AGENCY.
LIZ .nE.rIIon.fn.
y. II. sWRGlLe1tfN,

r ATE Captain Company A, seth Reg't Q. Y. ]
would respectfully announce 70 the citizens Of
Highland and adjoining counties, that he has opened
General Claim Agency for the collection Of al Gevern-
ment Claims.
Having had considerable experience with the differ
emit DspGrtments applicants may feel assured Of having
their elaine collected with proDptness and safety and
that every attention will be given to whatever business
may Be enlsuBted to me.
81 Our charges are reasonable. No charge n We
fell TO collect any claim.
An kinds OF Blanks kePtOn hand fOEsvsry variety
Of claim
Claims Of Ocers or Soldiers for Invalid Pension, foI
Bounty, after two years service, or arrears Of Pay
Clsims Of widows or Mothers Of deceased Soldiers
for Pensions
Claims Of Fathers, Mothers, Widow, BrothsTg or
Sisters OF deceased OcsrS Soldiers for arrears Of Pay
or Bounty, Money, 90.
Blanks Tor the wives Of Prisoners Of war, to obtain
the pay their husbands while confined IN Rebel priBOn1
Discharged OcerB aooOunts settled, and certificates
Of nOn-indebtsdness procured.
Once IN the Grand Jury room Of court House,
8 llBboro, D.
HiIlsb0To, Dec. "a, 1864. aeO9oH
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The Parkersburg Times, of a late

The Pdrkersburg Times, Of late
date, says:
"The work on the railroad bridge
across the Ohio river is being contin-
ued vigorously; the low Stage of the
water is very favorable to the opera
ton. We are informed that one hun
dred more hands were added to the
force on Saturday last.-The work is
to be pushed forward with unabated
vigOrN
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FURS!

win bo sold at less than they can be Manufactured, be-
ing at least 50 per cent. below their value.
Everything fully WARRANTED FRESH and Of the
best make having been manufactured expressly for our
trade, and SECOND TO NONE
Good Sets Ladies' Furs, at So.
Canada Sable Sets, at $35,
worth $50. Russian Mink Sets,
$40, worth $15. Russian Mink
Sets, large, $15, worth $25. SIS
Siberian Squirrel, marked down
to $12. $50 Royal Ermine,
marked down to $40. Canada
Sable Talmas and Mufs $50,
worth $75. $1Oo Hudson Bay
Sable Sets, down to $40.
LAP ROBES VERY CHEAP.
Fur Robes, $17, hereto
fore sold at $25.
BONNEVILLE B CO.,
94 ". Fourth ST., pp., Post Office.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Successors to J. C. TOWERS CO., Sign of the Black
OetI5ms
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Manufacturers
OF
LADIES, GHILDRENS & GENTS
EURS!
Bonneville & Co.
IMMENSE STOCK
AT
Extremely Low Prices Z!
orEp @RE nnn wopmU
OYER $65,OOO T0RnH

Owing to prosrafion Of Busas,u, and scarcely q onsv
We win offer the GREAT EsT INDUCEMENTS being
determined 70 roaiias on our Stock, ell
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Answer 70 Biblical Enigma Of last week 'Bnt
vhouosvur drnkoth Of the water that shall give him
ShAn never thfrJt.H AnIVoE to Charads: Eve"
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TO the Principals Of Schools,
Academies, SeninaTies, and
Teachers Of Singing.

We would respectfully call your attention to our
NEW SCHOOL SONG BOOK,
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viii be sold at less than they can be Manufactured, b.
ing at least 50 per cent. below their value.
Everything fully WARRANTED FRESH and Of the
best make having been manufactured expressly fOr our