davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-03
acknowledgements

N Henhold til 5 % af Colonialloven af
"A 27de November 1868 for de dansk-
vestindiske Ger og Low af lode Februar
1864 opfordres herved de Indvaanere /
Frederiksteds Jurisdictions Landdlstrict,
som matte formene at have havt / Diet
sidste Aar, fra 1ste Januar til Site De-
cember 1868 en- reen&arlig Indkomst at
500 vestindiske Daler og i6vrigt at vere
vaIgberettigede i Oyereensstemmelse med
fornevnte Coloniallovs s IS, eIler at vile
opnaae en- saadan Valgberettigelse linden
den Site Marts 1871, jfr. den nevnte Lows
s 90 sidste Stykke, til linden indev@rende
December Maaneds Udgang skriftligen at
anmelde Saadant for undertegnede For
mand i Valgbestyrelsen.
Det bemerkes, at Exemplarer at en-
trykt VeiIedning til Anmeldelser ON Valg-
berettigeIse henligge til Eftersyn i Refs
huset.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Juris-
dictions Landdistrict, den 1ste December
1869.
G.. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1869-12-03

Madrid, Nov. 15.-Sr. Becerra said in
the Cortes to the deputies from Puerto
Rico that the social question will shortly
be settled so as to cause the least posi-
bic injury, and that it will result that the
Inhabitants of the island will be proud of
calling themselves Spaniards. Sr. Orense
has been liberated. 1t is said that all
political prisoners, that are not accused
Of h wing committed crimes, will shortly
BE- liberated.
Madrid, Nov. 16.-Mr. SickIes has been
served with a Banquet by Sr. Riverro.
They spok" at length on TRANSATLANTIC
affairs, and important results are antlcl-
pattd.
, 1869-12-03
(From the 81. THome Ttdende, November 27.)
E E G. r A nj S.
(Continued).

New York, Nov. 13.-An expedition
has sailed, it is believed, to take posses
sion Of the Bay of SANTANA, which it is
said, has been coded to the United States.
Madrid, Nov. 13.-The Duchess of
Genoa is opposed to the candidature Of
her son for the Throne of Spain. Briga-
der Topete has been elected Vice-Presi-
dent of the Cortes.
Paris, Nov. 13.-The Steamer which
was wrecked in Oran is not American but
English. The Bourse is quiet the three
per cents at 71.47.
Florence, Nov. 15.-It is said that the
members of the italian Cabinet are una
nimous in approving of the candidature.
of the Duke of Genoa for the Throne of
Spain.
, 1869-12-03
UNITED STATES NEWS.

II is said in Washington that thePresi-
dent had commenced TO prepare his mes
sage on 9Th last, Oh which account he
received no lists on that day.-Judge
Embr5 o. Haotucky has been appointed
American "a MISTER Ia Ecuador in lieu of
NJ, Nlnu. 1lr. ShrlIabarger Minister to
Tic Count OF Portugal is confined 10 his
house on account of III health. Washing
ton dates Of 10th inst. say that Secretary
Boutwell, will SEND clerks to New York
to reexamine the Custom House accounts
on account of a suspicion of frauds having
been committed to the value of millions
OF UoitaIS.
According to a telegram from Washing
ton there does not remain a doubt that
the mission of Col. Babcock and others
to St. Domingo last summer was for the
purpose Of renewing negotiations for the
purchase of the island as a Naval station
for the United States. The mission, &C.
cordlng 10 the telegram, was successful,
and the treaty with President Baez will
be submitted by President Grant to the
Federal Senate in secret session. The
Agents Of Baez will be in Washington at
the opening OF Congress.
The "Tribune" says that the Cuban
Junta in the United States is reorgauised,
counting among its members D. Meguel
ALBANIA, d. HeIario Cisneros and the
Marquis of'Santa Lucia.
At a Cabinet Council held on 10th inst.
presided by the President, all the prin-
cipal points of the annual Message were
discussed. All the Ministers were present
and submitted their respective reports TO
the President who approved of them.
Another reciprocity treaty with Canada
is contemplated. The Bases of this do
cument have been discussed and adopted
by Messrs. Hamilton, Fish, and Rose,
aud were TO be presented to Congress at
one Of its first sittings.
In the lakes in the North there has
been since Saturday a furious tempest
which has o%ccasioned great losses. 1t is
reported in Washington that the Attorney
General has decided to resign his duties
on Ist Jany. next. 1t is said, in best in
formed circles, that he will be elevated to
the seat Of Judge ofthe Supreme Court.
Mr.. Boutwell,, Secretary ofthe Treasu-
ry, states on 18th inst. that in his annual
report he recommends that on 1st. Jany.
1870 they return to specie payments.
Admiral Radford has received orders
to conduct the mortal remains of Mr.. Pea
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-20
Mu5ldu 3.

- Sn ser IiG;ele Nabertprn tub int YER
lpie1en Sabre Ypn $50 Getitlt4en 20 Sc
ftprter, Der jIn9Ite 81 Sabr, Der altef s SO
Sabre; es purrst1 50 MluMnen bes 9rtsiters
lsr1taar5 9etrstht,
DER %alt tat bsiNlpien, baD ppn aQeM,
mas 1T ben Sisungen bes Gpnctl5 9cIprr<
den mirp, i~tenpsrapbiidc 8cri6te ar9efer'
tiot perpen 1pIen. Die Stenp9rapben per~
bet 0eiftlihe 1til; berer Slustpabl 9eldieht
NIT Berldli1tiaun5 ser serIhieeentnNn5>
ipraden res eateins.
- ST. 6unnpper tit bic Ginrih!un3, bic
mar IN gaYern fIrSanppfarrer eroadDt 1tam>
li9 lleberwahung ibrer @reptsten nurd'
Weasparnen, rpn ben Nreuben au1 eiase<
fiilrt mprber. Die 9reuben laFen jeeen
Spnntag bic 2trhen burth Genparmen ab<
patrputQtrer, pb peta bic !6errelt Naftpren
audi bas sp,1 benz euter Iprtg Nilbetm al
ler9ndbieft pprgelhriebene SirAen9ebet fir
Nlerbb1lt Gid Feibig beten.
@ien, Is. Tebr.- ST. ben tbbersn0tes
eicnen SeferreiGs iaeint mani benz SDlfe
beier at tralel1, ais 1T ben 6%letaitaaten Ses
@ipers. G5 1T ndm1iA Don ether Nert<
lipn Der Gerfa0u19 sic Nebe nno SOAR sum
i3lrefe Der Mbdnprung pes WablYerfabren5
mar tpple bireete Mablsn fiir ben NetdSz
ratb, teibt eS; bafiir ip1en Sic Nrppia>
sia1a1btase mebr Selbtffa11ptsfett srhal<
ten.
Sutelfeier am II. Mpril.- Nrr>
fe0pr 6efele YpnGilbinsen ermatnt IN et,ert
teut56eu 8latte Ypn Nrm au5
feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., il ntht ul'prat<
tii1egeitrebuneen ST besunlti9en, ). 9. purd'
bic Senpu1a pp11 &unitwerfen mad Nrm,
ipntern DOR @1em s1 bepenfen, baB Der VI.
Slater bel ieiner verfiimmernten Gtnnalme1
utb enprr1sn Mussaben CUR Grbaltun9 ees
&trhen( fattes in, erfter ainie pecl,ntdre lln<
teri isun9 npthmenbig babe.
- n @a6ien baben li6 jest feds per<
lhiepene ppltttihe @arteien 9ebtleet: |. bic
altlddTi6 crnierYatipe pper bunbes taatlt9
con titutipne1e, ?. bic nattpnal>ltberale 3.
bic nprbbeutih : bempfratiiAc pber peutiAe
Icrt19rtttspartei, 4. sic 1peeifih bentpfra~
tilAe pberNplfs>S artet auf BENG tarppuntte
DON 1S4S, 5. bic 9rpbbeutia bernpfratiihe
@plfS<Nartei, 5. Sic 9a0aleantih>fcctalt1tt.
16e @artei. Sci fplder 3eriplitterurg BARI
benz Transpieufaiier spr eeutiher Gtnl9te't
ntht fart bang 5u ietn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-20
6 urpp6t16 8.
NreuBcn uus 9lpr5beuticbcr BMnS.

DIE 8eiAlaanabmeeeiese 1T SetreH Der
8ermDsencbiecte bes Grfariten ppn 9arnD>
yeY unb 6e6en 1inb bereits int preuBtfGen
v@taatsanssieer" pom l6. Tebr. publictrt.
Mit pielem Sage taben paber Der apnis
@eprs urS Ger 9eliihe &urfarlt bas NeAt
Der Nerfuguns uber tbr GermDsen nerlpren.
Die @elete nerben nur pieber dufgebpber
perben, ,penn belize Turiten fur bas III bent
lebten Sabre g%prsefaaene Mbbttte leiiten uno
aualeiA binbenbe GerlprtAun9en babtn abb
aeben, baB fe jebweper II appropriations Nsi~
tatipn lih entbalten wpQen.
8Dln. Bum ;%tpeitenmale inneshalb 10
Satren 1T am Mprgen bes Is, Sebruar pas
@tabttbeater lit &bln biz auf bic nmfahun9s<
malern niebereebrannt, nobel leiber aber<
mails mebrere Men1hen in ben Slamn1en
umeefpmmen 1inb. 0as Seuer be9ann Mpr<
aens spilhen 4 Mnb 5 llbr 1T ben untern
| &Gumc1t auf Der 9ubne, tpeBtalb lApn TN
Ssnnern Elm arpber She'll BEN Slamrten cer>
falen ipar, ebe bieie ben Dahtubl erretd'ten
1nb int Mu cine Seueridule ms Daiein ries
fen, bic int Stanbe par, bic Staet bis 81
| ben entlegeniten Gnben gu erbelen. Seppb<
nsr BON Der cine babe 9tunee, entle9enen
Spr1 tapt Gtrenfelp %9laubten, es brerne bel
ibnen. .".
-Dr. &arl gpst's molatiae Tamilientbec>
rte fast, IS febe In Der 8tbel, bab Soft bic
GYa aus einer &ippe bes Mbam 9eiAafen
babe; nun bitten jest bic Mdnner nod IL
&tppen, bic Srauen ebenfaQs IL, porher mug
ten, ba @ptt cine &ippe benlbt babe, alto bic
SKINNER Is &tppen eebabt 1aben. Ser ELM
atae Mfe, welGer Is &ippen beiBe, let beI
G~bimpaneIe; Mbam fDnne alip Elm Gbimpa.
neie aewefen jein, npelder III feinen 5prDb.
linaeu ais Menl6 nit Der perebelten &ipps
In abulther @emeini4aft tpelter lebe,
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&tr0lt0e Beri0te,
& nlInbif9es s.

- lin cine Sbee spn benz idaeGen@aI5<
tbu1te ~unieres Staates 5u erlan9en, bran4t
man muir BEN Sort 1rttt felt 1856 Srn gsPtnz
neipta ais fatb. 0iG;cle 1T Grwd9un9 SIT
ateter1. Iamals fpnrte man . nett seben,
eb' n1art aattplifen, selhmeiae cpnpafte
fatl. Mnleplunsen antraf, wp 1t6 1un cine
an Sic ar1pere reibt. Sn bteierO tSceie befin<
pen i6 jest 539rieter, ppn tpel4et fait jeper
meDrere Yldss 81 paipriren Bat: 8el9 et:
ne eenaltiee ger9rDDernn9 Der 3ab1 Der
Ratbplifen 1T Minneipta ntuB in bteler fur
;en 5panne ;3ett %fattgefunben BADEN. 3wet
Ser eriien Ntpnteere in pieient @einber9e bes
5err1t tpar Der @eneralpicar q GaYpur, tpel<
der urter ben Stpur wirfte unb Der 6p6w.
Jran; 9ierae, tpelder unter enSGbtppetpas
rirfte. Nlts Dem fletnen SenffDrnlein, bas
biele leeten, lit Elm rieli9er Baum 9erprben.
gpn BEL, SO Nrteitert iinb SO, ndrnli9 IA
Srbens> (8enebictiner Ypn Der Mbtet ct.
eub,pia ant See, be1en erter Nbt Der
6phw'ite Nupert @eioenbuih it, unb "a
Sdeularpriei ter, Der beuti6en Spra6e
ma9tis. Mu6 werben n16 Sfern pteber
5 Yrteier bier prbtnirt, sDn pelden pter
,peutfbrebenbe 1nt. Die ptelen Mniieblun>
aet ant Mtnnefptanu7e, AM Grpp &iser, II.
in SteurnS Gpuntp, beteben n~1eiitens aus
beutfden &attplifen. Muberbem Bat bas
iublt4e Mtnnelpta, welGeS i'm Sabre 1856
nod cine unterbrp6ene @ilbniS mar, jest
Yiele beutlhe 8atbplifen %auf3uwet1en. Der
@pGw'te 8ilhcf Sbpnas 8. Grace, Der ffet5
bemubt III, bic Mpblfabrt Der Otosele unb
ibrer / nselnen Glen,entert tah alien Seiten
III bsfDroern, hat barum au6 einen
fa9ttsen Yrtefer. ndm1t6
gerN Rep. Clemens Staub, 0. S.
B., ais beutIhen 0en.eratSicar
ernannt.
Np4 au9enlAeinlider, ais int lebtett
Sabr5ebnt tptrp bas MufblIben Der DiDseie
ct Yauls t6 int fpl9enben 9efalten. Me'
niae DtD5elen Der Ser. Staaten erttredel1 it6
iiber cine 70 berrlihe &eeipn unb bicten 70
perlatebene @elesenbeiten fir bic perihiebe>
nen Serbd1tntbe Der G%tnwanberer, fur 1plde
bic cine @eihdftbaiis in berStabt, pber vpa>
itGnbia culttptrte Sarmen IN nit @drften,
rei6lihen Communications, S6ulen uni
&irher periebeneh Observation-Disclosures ppel
Qanb unenteeltliA Don Ser &e9ieruns ODER
ipldeS bilis aus ;peiter 6anb tarfen molten,
pie Die 0ip3eie ct. @aul.
- 0e V1tlGetpun1 pes HeueH lalp. ylle7
fer SeminarS AT Stele bes am S. Oe;,
1864 absebraunten, lit Mia9ara Salts, FAINT
SDrise WpAe TAFT. l@cdw. 8t|hpf Npar
spu Bufalp ppQaos bic Ginweibung5 Gere'
mpnien, BET pelAen $50 Nrieiter, 100 9enai'
nariten urb 9eset1 300 30sltnee bes GpQe,
aiurt5 suge9en paren. Da5 rleue 9eminal
1T Don grauem &alfiein erbaut unb eerdu
ntta aenua, Inn 200 Stubtrenben Mufnabm,
3u 9eitatten.
&irawetb.- Mm Dpnner1tas poriae,
Wphe fanb gu Suspenfon<B ribse Bic feier
li1e Ginmetbuns Der r,euen Stride, tpel6
nit benz Seminar "Our Lady of Angels
Yerbnnben 1T, ftatt. Der bp9p'te 8tl9p
NYan serri4tete he @eibe int Betiein 1et
pieler Yrtefer.
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5rtebbof: / geturbeu am 4. Mar3,

Trtebbpf: + @efprben am 4. Mdr3,
6p9w'fer Yeter Yaul 2efepre, D. d: tn De-
trpit. 8t1Apf =. ;3ela, in partibus infd u.
Gcabiutpr Der DiDsefe Detroit. Der Sob
bes 8tlhpfs wirb alsemein betrauert, pera
CT pa seltebt unb 9eaAtet BON oen &atbo'
liten, fppptl ais RON ben Mne:rsSlaubtaen.
Der 8ilhpf &e1e nod att geben II, 10
,ptrb bic Dtp,eie porerft tpobl ,pisper etnet
Nbminifratpr uno 9iihpf |. r. ;umSberbir>
tcrt befpna1nen.
Der @p@wfs gii9pf BAT feine8 luts<@er>
tpanbte 1T bie{emt gaube, auBer BRET Ne1et,
welhe ale bret bent II. @rtefer1taftoe an9e@
bDrea; .@rhw. q. 8anbenbrtl9e, @farrer All
at. Marienfir6e an @arttct &pap bel De-
trpit unb be0tn awet 9rloer. 3pdlip. sputs
9. unp GbarleS 9. Grlterer TT Seel1 pr9er 5u
Qanlina, Der 9ebtere lit Cincinnati. 9pdw.
ST. Neter 6Gnnert, @eneral<Gtcar ptrb ad
iaterim bic DiD,e1e %perrpalten. &e1. 2prh
1T Garacule. 6phw. Dettoeratus Slant
bouts III 6arrtlpn, >.
- P. Menninaer, Der IL eben cine &etreat
ben Srpens1hwetcrn bes III. Sranciseus er<
tbet1t, teainnt am ndAleu Spnntas biz
Milipn IN Oaptrn&Y., IN perO retfaltisftitss
Stride.
Beaver 3 Il III, Wis., |. Mara 1869
(Gprr.) Sim Spnnta9 pen 81. Seb., erDhne'
ten bic @errn P. S. @aas, 0. M. c. unp ?,
Splanus O.. NJ. G.. pom GalparY Gpnsent e.
ne heilioe Miiitpn III Der ct. 9eters Stride
bic ben guten &atbplifen Beaver Dams uni
lln1seseup nod siele Sabre IN Der Cri1ner:
una perbleiben tptrb. @as bic frpmmer
@atrcS ais Mtiiipnlre su leilten psrnpsen
ffnnen muir 1rlhe, bic bas @ltld batten, je e.
ner lplden apiilipn betsuwpbnen.
-Ite lit Gown 9tarf, Mina., uao llm
ae9eab wrbnenre fatbpllhe Seyplferuna, ct:
Tide 20 Meileu prn @ew lllm e%ntfcrut, bau1
cine Stride.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-20

-Selbf bas Musleden elmer nit Gtnte
sefuaten Jeber, ptne baB ertere per19ludt
ip!ro, 1T 9efdkrlih, ba IS sesenwartts tpo9f
tetne Sinte 9tbt, bic ni4t 1aebr pber tpentaer
0tttftone entbalt, ,pel6e f1 Don Der i3unse
ben Blutsefdeen raittbeilen. Gltern fouen
eaber tbren 3tnbern einprdgen, f9 eieier &C.
fabrlthen @etppbnbeit, Gtnte aus ben Sc
bern gu letett, pber ipsar biefelbe etn3ufau-
gen, gu enttalten. bantt fe nt6t tbr S9tent
rutntren unb E9 ether lanslam 3~ebren6en
uno f4redliden &ranfbett ausiesen.
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Ratbpliiober &irdcn=& alenber.

paImiruutaa.- lin urs an ce, a!orretGea Gln'
;us, eeu Ssius msniss Sage srr eeirem esirsn iii 1Serufa~
len, astalten bat, 1T %csinnsrn, fciert bic tstlise fattcliide
!Xirde eas Set Ter gaimsnmsite. Die Stride bittst. eas
Ssue, melde tie Ha!m;meise lit ben 'Sdnsea trasen, rser tn
itrsu SGuIern auTtematrsn, Ser Siinbe abiferben, une et'
riss llutsrtrausn ets hin,miiidsn 8rniss rerrsn mIdten.
- Nad Ter gSsite tbsilt Ser Yreaer bic 3weise cen 9lau'
tisen aus, mcrauf sic prp;efiru fplst. 2urd sas Manet.
mel, fr s~snsibttn galmsmsise sibt jeeer0ldutise su erfens
men, tas er int @lautsn az Scum i~anstaft %srrharrsn uns
lid tets an zen, Jslisn Der tattrltiaen Stride ~feRtaltea
,rrae. 9as gDansetn lit IrrsslFau tcbeutet, bas berGtriit
entldlrIen lei, ,jeiu Gtriitp aidt nut I'M ~stdutisen @etete'
irneer, aud9 lit ieinsm ~isrisen 5tun UNI "aTea, isinen
l6ausel 1tnt gSdnscl, treu st pleipen. Bel Ter Niidfstr ser
prr;eljrn lit Sic 8irte miro bic Nir6snttire seidlriien unb
aaf rreiatalises prasa nit benz &reuse seIhaet, gun, Set
d,eu, eaE YER Der Infunft Seiu ser Sinln,sl Yeridlpisn
rpar, tart eetnen 8reustre aber atenOenen seSTnet lrur=
-, bic inter Geiuer Satue bis AXIS @nre Hires 0etsns NIT
this 1%usrarren.
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lie geietnsssl&idte unIers: &errn elu
Gfrint.- 1isie mirS III Der itnlen Msle auf Der Gra1,=
%aslienIeita, tcin. 9rdala:e anf ter gYiitslisits s~slsier. ST.
0rm- unb Stftsfirast, np @eittide eenus iins, uirb Der
gaiFrn rru SreiGsiitliten tails 0ialenen seflsirs) nup rrat
SSnssrhpr feiirtih atssiuussn. Ter cine bieier 0eia!i=
dsn crSdsii tie ycirsrsaci4iGte rsn WrmeNt sa Mumeat
rad ben sSprten res granseliitsa, meetalb er dad Der
Gva1,selUt seraua, miro. Ter 3neite in Ter Mitte nit FL
1er tisitu Stir,me sertritt Gtrinus, uns Der Critic bic lleb=
rieet ti Ser geiSen,ssidiGte spreasnren, ais @etrus, gi=
latus. 1ie Sdaar uursa) ser Sussn rertritt Der Gau-
aerdcr. - g3ab~enp res %afiipns uub pe5 Gvanseiums
wereen ss gainteu;resei in lcr $anp sshaits1,, uaS smar
beetatb, bamit se GIiubiaeu ,ur 3st, "a bic tatt. Strde
ihnsn bic @Grnaa seS0rsu;e5 ersatlea: latt, lid nit Jrsute
res terrlidsn Sisaes srinnsrn lnEdtsn, ben Geiu5 am
Rreiie errungsn lat.
Ser Girunbsetents III Der laiIicnswsNe it 5 e Ii is. Ser
Swim G@rttes, Bat i6 aufs 1iefle sspeniittiset.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-26
Onr City Police.

1 was in doubt, Mr.. Editor, on reading
an article in yesterdays Journal, whether
it was a religious puff for the Concert Sa-
loon, an attack on the city police, or
fling at you. 1t the concert saloon is such
hypocrite describes 1t, what business had
he there? Is he one of those gilt-edged
reformers who -, -.
Compound for sins they are inclined to e<Ae
By damning these they have no mind to?
What kind of an example was he setting
our young men, if this Concert Saloon be
such a terrible hole as Incognito says. 1
have been there once or twice and have al
ways found things conducted as well and
as orderly as any saloon in the city, and
with good deal more decency than some
revivals have attended within year. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson and Gus Clark. sing
cheerful. laughable, jolly good songs, the
BLACK Crook" is engaged as waiter, and
pious men, like brother Incognito, drink
their beer, listen to the singing and GO
away pleased. AS far as the police are
concerned, l have never seen more than
.wo there at one time, and then for not
more than five minutes. We agree with
the journal writer that the police have
been remiss in their duty in not attending
some of the night meetings in our churches,
for If they are not entitled to rank as ''dis-
orderly, ,"then we don't know what the word
means. As for Incognito he seems to be
shallow-pated fool, one of the kind ready
at all times to throw mud, and then rails
ing his eyes to heaven, thank God that he
is not like other men. Yours,
,H JusrIcE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-26
Cincinnati - arke,-Jan Is.

II
FL0UR-Unchanged and quiet.
CORN-Firmer and In better demand:
ear 67@6Ss; shelled Zoe. - sassp..
RfE-Firmer and higher; sales OF No.
at 81 49,. - -, 80 !.
OATS-Held at 61@65c.g - - ss-sS1 =
BARLEY--UnchaDged and quiet.
COTTON-Dull and nominal at 2Sc for
middling. me .'a' -
WHIsKY--Steady at 97(@ssc. sd'F
81 PROVISIONS-Strong and shade high
er. -
MESS PORK -saleabIe at $50, but held
at S3l.i se0o 1fsdJ 1915 R8aF Isn5If
BULK MEATS--Saleable as 12}<c, for
shoulders; 15c tor sides; Ice for clear rib;
1870 for clear. -
BACON-Scarce and firmer; sales Of 11s
hhds at 14c for shoulders; l71zc for clear
rib; Ice for clear sides. lI3b uoies.f1gmi
19c. -
GREEN MEATs-Soid at lfXcp fof
shoulders; 14115c for sides; 1910 fof'hafns,
LARD-Held firmly at 20c. but nc much
inquiry.
BUTTER-Dull at 33@3sc. -shao1 bun
EGGS--Dull at 20@2Se. GWoEo 5df
GLOVER SEED-Firm at Ice per poiind.
TIMOTHY fSEED-Dull at % 30(@2 40
LINSEED OIL-Firm at 81 O7(Gl0S. :
LARD OIL-In firmer demand at 81 6S
7,PETROLEUM-s4@36c. 10 saS,ft9mos
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New York Mariet-Jan. Is. )


CoTIoN-Dull, heavy and lower; 2s16c
for niiddling upIands.i 4 q - s;S ess.'',-l
Il FLOUR=-Closed steady for How grades,
and heavy for medium and good grades.
WHEATTVery firm for spring. with q
moderate export demand, and dull and
heavy for winter r 5 .fffyaaasE Z
f. RYE--Dull; 81 80 for western. 2
OATS--Dqll and heavy at 74@741lcr In
CORN-Dull at 93995c for new mixed
western, and 81 06@l 90 for old mixed
western in store and afoat. .rssi be.--eY ~
PORK--Firmer, with $50 so. paid for
new mess, cash and regular, and $3I asked
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged. ,o,yals - y
CUT MEATS-In fair request at full
prices 60 -hsN Eyersoa ssyi1.a
BACON-Steady without decided change.
LARD-More active and firm, with prime
steam at 201ac, seller March and April 90
EGGS--Dull at 2s@30.. Z sstsss J VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-26

ANOTHER OF THE SAME SoRT.-We
thought that all the members OF the An
cient and Honorable Order of Damphools
had either been sent to Congress or were in
Washington trying to get Office under
Grant. 1t was mistake At least two of
them are here, and are correspondents of
that hight toned, agricultural, seven-cylin-
dered, six-boilered sheet, the journal. One
of these Damphools is "a Humbug," the
other 'Incognito." We rather think in the
race for champion Damphool of America,
the .sIncognito"y branch OF the family is
leetle ahead. In an article published yes-
terday in the Journal, he depicts the con-
cert saloon, on Town street. as terrible
place, and one where rowdies most do con.
gregate, and, knowing that the presence of
policeman at such place as he paints
this will be all sufficient to prevent row,
he blames them for being there. With one
ortwo exceptions, the Columbus police are
equal to any in the country. They are gem
tlemauly, courteous, watchful, attentive
to duty but death on Damphools. Columbus
loses less by theft than any city in the
d
force ten times larger than ours, with
detective force larger than our entire po-
lice force, is nightly the scene of high
way robbery or burglary. If this state
of things is not due to the efficiency of our
police force, where does the credit belong ?,
As we have said there are one or two ex-
ceptions to this rule and but one or two,
But this abuse of the police force has got
to be chronic. Every year, just before
the Spring elections, some Damphool, buz.
zard-like, has to empty his bile on our po-
lice force. AS to this fellows going out
OF his way to call us names, we are con-
tent 1t should be so. We know that if we
had not been thorn in the side of the
Republican party ever since our connec-
tion with the STATESMAN, they would have
let US alone m pst severely. The abuse of
one of these Radical Damphools is the
greatest compliment he can pay US. If we
were mot worth mindingp we would get
off easy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-26

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT.-Unlike the dan
gerous onguents that temporarily arrest
pain by deadening, paralyzing process,
this pure and wholesome vegetable salve
promotes vital action in the sore, liberated
or bruised flesh to which it is applied, and
by this means enables nature.to counteract
diseased action in the part affected, and to
restore its soundness. This is the philoso-
ply of It's operation. 1t is simple, rational,
and experience, which is better than the
ory, proves that it is true. Sold by all
druggists. jy9-d1y-ewso
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-26

81. N."--We are confidentially advised
tina: Maj. j. w. Free, late of the 31st Ohio,
has been solicited to write short sketch
of the memory and times of the distin-
guished philosopher, J. N, which will be
published in pamphlet form by Col. J. R.
S. Bond, of the Chilicothe Gazette, in few
weeks.
j. n. thus observes, says the Cincinnati
Chronicle: sit appears that the press of
the entire North and South will be COM
PEELED to recognize that alone hold the
truth, and as this recognition is too great
for them to resist, 1 will have published in
pamphlet form my theory of reconcilia-
tion between the North and the South. and
have the privilege of being fully under
stood, which has been so long withheld
from me-" 1t is fair to say that the press
is unable to stand the pressure, and that
~. N" assumes it all cheerfully and mar
tyrises himself.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-26

To FILL v vAcANcY.-r The special election
ordered b. r,e Governor will take place IN
the Eighteenth S Material District, COM
posed of the counties OF Coshocton anu
Tuscarawas, on the 9th of February, TO NIL
the ' 6 .ncy caused by the death OF Hon.
d. W. STAN bangh.