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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
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h9ia BY ATLANTIC CABLE. '-
Gard from Charles Dickens.

Is Gard from Charles Dickens.
LONDON, Jan. 16.
Charles Dickens publishes card in the
Londony papers to-day denying the story
of the recent death of his brothers widow
in Chicago. He says that ladysis still alive
and well, and that he is trustee of her es-
tate under settlement. ar 4O9 aAANqs
The Alabama Treaty.
Thesf final signing OF the treaty for the
settlement of the Alabama claims elicits
favorable comments from, all the London
papers.
The Ballot i'm Parliamentary Elec-
tiOns. .e-Jfs. ,a'-z
A meeting of those favoring the ballot
in Parliamentary elections was held here
last evening. Able speeches were made
by Messrs. Miner, Gibson, Chas. Buxton
and others. The assemblage was large.
Much enthusiasm was manifested.
Riots.
FLORENCE, Jan. 16.
The riots occasioned by attempts to col
lect mill tax have been renewed recently
in various parts of Italy. Military force
has been used for the suppression of the
disorders. Twenty-siX rioters have been
killed and wounded The country is. now
tranquil.
announcer SesstOh oA the Oo"ieTesCer
-tG.h' rr-sr PARIS, Jan. 16.
Another session of the Conference was,
held to-day to give the members an opz
portunity to sign the declaration of its
opinion. The public newspapers of this
evening say the declaration asks of Greece.
in the interest OF European peace, to sup
press the bands and vessels intended foE
ineursions into neighboripg States of the
Ottoman Empire, and counsels Turkey to
withdraw its ultimatum. 1t concludes by
expressing hopes of 4 speedy removal OF
diplomatic relations between Turkey and
Greece.
.To3 Elections i'm spain. Siaka
MADRID, Jan. 16.
The elections in this city and great
majority of the Provincial towns have
been carried by the Government candi-
dates. ai'5s ,- :; ss ,-. 80 $50
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One Editor OF the journal Photo
1911 ID graDhs the Other s9 1t2t
The Journal has a brace Of editors, on

The Journal has brace Of editors, one
Of whom thus photographs the other: go
.sIt is Singular how much self-conceit to
the square inch some persons are capable
Of carrying without bursting. Such per-
sons would be invaluable if they could be
worked up into boiler iron. 1t don't take
much brains to fill person with self-con-
ceit brains are rather in the way; there
is no room for them. There is hardly
enough of them, in = self-conceited man to
be spoken of in the plural number. They
are like q dry bean in a dder-small.
but capable ofmuch noise, when self-con-
ceit shakes the bladder. -7Af fgs.it, ,fss
s'Tbe eself-conceited person Is to be enyied.
The fly was good deal happier than the
coach wheel. He really supposed he was
making the dust" b9@olifl fis
Will the travelled editor, in return, fur
nish the pen portrait of the military man
ofzthat sheet ?t9d sai sfosas to1 glristZ.
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q For Sale or Rent q

ssv.szIUc ID bgIHs a.-.--. & its 'as1N : n9ta y
Ia Inv .ssitis siGs suoI9 fai sofu ies 1s5iai Cd
lHE DEsiRA BLE1 PRoPERTYs i, Be
longing to Mary E. Kent. deceased, situated on
Mound street, near 7th. consisting Of convenient
house. wood shed. &oss fon spacious lot ninety
feet front. one hundred in depth. Good cistern aud
well. fruit trees and flower garden on the premises
For price and terms. enquire at W. R. Kent's
auction rooms. corner Town and Fourth JAM dtfc
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pATcsEL HA.E 4. e., PyE a. .I1a Thi.
=. onfy true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
iinnsVtsntaneous mo .disappointment no ridiculous
tes and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, bIack
Or Soil by all p5SsSislss and
snd N PsIEPd EPond street. N. York. PNT apr2s dSwiy'
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Temperapce Men ON the Rampage
"A nan - cry Church. Church. With every
Wish ne more piety than other people.
A D4F's not reckon'da q reiRious bid

:
The so-called Temperance men of Ohio,
who are annually infected with an itching
for Office, have tried again and again
to make a Temperance party in pol
tiles to control the officers of the State.
Except In few instances, and in few To-
caiitfes, these efforts have been failures.
And, because OF this dabbling in politics.
office seeking on the part of those who
manage, or attempt to manage the Tenn
perance organization in Ohio, instead OF
directing their efforts to, the reformation
of men by moral suasion, Temperance has
mot been q success. sfaa JftFas - 5Yes rs4si
The late State Temperance Convention
In this city discussed more politics than
temperance. A large minority favored poll
tical action, and the majority would have
dwindled to minority had not a portion of
the members living In, strong Radical
counties, where the leading politicians
were, If not in the whisky ring, at least
.fardent. politicians, whont treat and are
treated, declared the impossibility of voting
forla Democrat under any and all circum-
OGeyear since the Temperance Conven-
tion resolved to support no man for office
who used ardent spirits. At the Presiden-
tial election this pledge was forgotten.
AS it was then,pso twill be again, when
such pledge Is found to initiate against
the Radical party! gsisf'3 .ssg grsjsiT
Il is thesconducto of mens such as these,
who seek Office on the Temperance hobby,
who make pledges but to be broken, that
causes che temperance movement to be
viewed sonsi that is more of thing OF
contemps rather than of admiration.
1uialmost every speech of these politi-
caPtemperance men, the Democratic par
ty, with It's members, were sarraigned as
intemperate.iiT This. too, from members OF
q zparty, whose candidate for President,
and for whom these soscalled temperance
mem voted, 2 was charged by apsleading
member of his own party, as having been
drunk In the streets Of Washington, with-
} In one year-who could not stand up be-
fore whisky bottle, but would fall to the
ground from It's effects.Aa party that has
just Reelected CHANDLER, Senator from
Micbigan, after lie was denounced as a
drunken sot by his own party press a
party, whose leading Senators, YArEs,
WADE, SPRAGUE, ct al, are of an "ina6iB-
ingn nature. The Constitution of Ohio
prohibits the licensing of men to retail
spiritu6nss liquors. The law of Congress;
which does license liquor dealers, was
passed BY the party friends Of men who
thus denounce the Democratic party, and
yet, the Republican party. If their word il
to be taken, Is the only Temperance one
and the Democracy the'only anti Temper
ance party In the land. q 7'i5 isai s7ls
When these ISLANDERS cease4when tenn
psrance men are temperate in denuncia-
ton, and honestly seek the good of their
fellow men-adopt moral suasion, and not
slander and yituperation, then, and not until
then. good men, who touch not, taste not,
handle mot, ardent spirits, will enlist in
the cause, and urge It forward. s7g@ 9iqos
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& nfaNBooD. 4l4aa0tass, as<,..5 an .xl.ssea.

s. NaANBOOD.oAizA izAotasr e1eao Redsca
M PanpAtet from the pen Of De. CURTIss
The Medical Times says of this. work This
ture Decline shows how health is impaired through
secret abuses of youth and manhood. and how
easily regaineda II sives . clear synopsis Of the
nervous debility, and the remedies therefor" A
pocket edition of the above will be forwarded on
reeeipts OF 25 cents BIZ addressing Doctor CURTIs
NJ. 5s,North Charles street, Baltimore. Nd. ssS7s
CPa.may25- -d1y-r
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Outrage by sIilitiemem.

MEMPHIs, Jan. 10.
Last night nine militiamen from the
Fort at Marion, Arkansas, went to the
house of a widow lady, whose name ISL
withheld at the request of numerous rela-
tives here, and outraged her three daugh-
iters, aged sixteen, eighteen and twenty,
after helping themselves to what things
they wanted. Information was given Col
Watson, commanding militia, who this af-
ternoon succeeded In arresting the guilty
parties. The greatest excitement exists
at Marion, and but for the promise OF Col.
Watson that the Villains shall have stern
justice meted out to them, doubtless the
community would now be in arms. An
other party also went to the house of jet
ferson Reeves, near the same place, and
outraged his wife.
fFE ~ Chicago Items.
III CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. II.
Another prize fight between Chicago
roughs is being arranged. Jerry Donavan
challenges and Fred Busy accepted. Both
have had several fist encounters. The
stake is to be $1,000 or upward, and the
mill is to come off within six weeks after
signing articles, in Canada. -''eJ g
In Decatur, H., on Friday night, after q
fancy dance, Maher, Melville and Dunni-
van, three rrowdies,A assaulted and killed
James Chapman, the result of a. Afeud be-
tween Dunnivan and Chapman. The MUIR
derers We're arrested.
The Maine Senatorship.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. II.
The Senators and Representatives in the
Maine Legislature from Kennebec county,
(Mr. Morrill's county,, and who voted for
Morrill, at the caucus to nominate a can-
didate for u. s. Senator, publish a card 10
which they say, as Mr.. Hamlin received
rs out of 149 votes in caucus, they regard
his nomination as, valid and binding, and
shall vote tor him. 20. i,r,s--s5'ss : :. u
a-4 Georgia Legislature yGoa.!ss ~ s.,
-isa isi'fgs Aid' ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 16. g
In.the House, to-day, a motion to re-
scind the act to unseat the colored menu
bers, and that they be .reseated, was lost
by large majority. = : . - -
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The Money order. System.

] n = BREMEN, Jan. 10.
on the first Of February proximo, the
money order system ibetweeh large towns
OF North Germany and, the United States
win, be inaugursted.r The plan is 70 re-
ceive payments at postoffices in the North.
German nion and United States, and is
sue orders for the same on the agentsof
North GermauIloy DIS, the amounts to be,
limited toEabont City dollars. sa4taraa stig
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Another Session of the Conferenc ce
Halifax.
HALIFAX, Jan. 16.

HALIFAX, Jan. l6.g
The impression prevails that the DomIn-
inn Government viii agree to pay Nova
Scotia for the right OF way from Halifax to
Truro. on the ground that Ii is portion of
the inter. colonial railroad = - ~
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The Advocate regrets to learn that James
G. Stewart, one OF the Commissioners of
Licking county, shas been prostrated by
another stroke of paralysis. 43s ao=
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For all the purposes Of haxative
Medicine. e6ssse , aE,tEzS ~

F1 al tne purposes Oh Ha1allv0
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its composition We have thousands upon thou
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no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity:
. They operate by their powerful influence on the
into healthy action the DISTINCTIONS of the
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by Correcting. wherever fhey exist, such derange.
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Minute directions are given in the wrapper On
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Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bilious
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dcously taken for each to correct the diseased
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. For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but one mild /,
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tati0n of the Heart, Pain i'm the Side,
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rs it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
AS o Dinner Piu, take one or two Pills to pro-
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CRISTAD0R0'S HAIR DYE.
-4g=l - }s s-7zz a.-4 a.2' g'-c 74s -stssz.
LADIES, over gray hair. why a.. -,
Should there be a hue and CRY?
CRISTADORO'S DYE. you know.
.1eowiIla BLACK or BROWN bestow,
8 Use, then. this uneaalled Dye. - s..-.-.
Have the HUE withoutth the CRY. 80

Cristadoro's Hair Preseryative.
.Cristadoro guarantees that his Hair Preservative
shall succeed whore every other preparation has
allied in keeping clean the hair. thickening H.
Tossing. preserving its color. inclining 1t to curl
and restoring it to that health and vigor which are
the elements of its beautY. sselSH n s-sssss &
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Dress
ers. Manufactory No: ss Maiden Lane. Principal
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ssi,s'.5 -.sH THE s7z'7a'' assa 80
NATIONAL TRUST GO.

E Or THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Il No. 336- Broadway.
Capital, ~ One Million DolIars.
CHARTERED BLYTHE STATE.
DARIUsR K MANGAM. Pres't. JAS. MERRILL. Sec'y.
EST on alf Daily Balances. bject to check
at sight. Specia Deppsits for Six months or more.
NAV be made at fve per cent. The Capital of One
Million Doilsrs.isf divided among over 500 Share
holders. uprising many gentlemen of large wealth
nd,fnaneial experience. who are yalso personally
pany to double the amount Of their capital stock,
AS the National Trust Company receives deposits
in large or small amounts. Hrd permits them to be
Drawn as q whole grin pat bycheok at sight and
without notice, allowing Interest on ell dailybal
ances parties throughout the country can keep ac-
of security. convenience and profit. ~ - l -,
- p4Ny-dec1-ddw2ll2m s9 a 4. - -. - 20 j.
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.asbWha Saysshe ssLeaders"H b.
The Cleveland Leader, innoticing q pro-
posai, on the resumption ofospecieG pay
ments, for slaw authorizing the settlement
Of debts by the payment of an amount
equal to the Inability in gold when the debt
vas lc0ntractad, so that in thisway q sfbond
Of the United States which promises to
pay s1, 600, sheulds be redeemable by the
paymentof s5o0si il was purchased when
goldwas 40 s2oOs says that Issuch action
would be barefaced and outrageous rob-
berry, and that the man'~ho would sefi-
riosfsiy support 1t would have no moral
scrup1e against picking pockets" 'Hoiis
Having thus expressed its opinion, will
Q our Radical friend Inform US, whether the
action Of the Fund Commissioners of oKioi
d nd the Radical Legislature who indofsed
the plan, Of selling the greenbacks IN the
state 'Tfeasury and paying the foreign eredE
it6fs che interest IN gfeenbaeks, when they
were Dromised gold, IS any better than
pfckhg their Pecketsg Tn our opinion 1t
was the basel, meanest, most contemplate
Of fmpudence, ana yet the men who claim
that The United States Bonds, purchased
VIII aepreciated greenbacks, and coSenent-
ed to be paid in greenbacks. shall be paid
In gold, were the representive men ofdthe
party, who thus dishonyfed Ohio, by
breaking its plighted faith with its credi.
tnrr.sego 80 % Gg fn9f5 svf1 o9 .bnsms
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MANHOOD. AND THE ovIGORa OF
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restores mshly pow ers, from whatever cause ari-
sing the effects of early psrnicious habits, self
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Parker, Brooks & Co., of New York, and
Pier, Brooks & Co., of Springfield Center,
hop merchants, is announced. The LA
bilities are stated to be upwards OF $4,000
and it is claimed they have assets which
will considerably more than meet their in7
debtedness. 4fB9jISI hnS MSS IA
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m q EsslTXXEE EasEiY tsE {
OUR WINTER HOME In FLORIDA. is'
z g ID. T. JACQUES.
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Judge Dickey, as subcommittee of the
Congressional Committee of Investigation
into the alleged election frauds, is engaged
in the prosecution of inquiries inTthe in
terror.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
vELOCIPEDEs.
& FLANpRAU,s NEW YORK vELoCiPEDEs-oN
N. sale al Carriage Repository Is East Eighteenth street.
y1ELOCIPEDEs.
Patented February N, 1851. =
PATENTED NOVEMBER 60, 1865.

Tho subscriber having opened the large warcrooms 6Sl
Broadway connection with HIS immense cartilage ware
rooms 6 Broadway having several manufactores OF his
daily receiving nsgnments from the most prom
veocpcde In the United states pre-
pared h with despatch Prices from 500 10 ~l5O
A liberal discount 10 purchasers OF six or more.
Notice.
Al persons hereby cautioned against buying selling or
using velocpede containing wheels that the feet
ve motion TO the front Wheel unless the same properly
stamped Patented November s0 1855, by authorized parties
Persons making, using, selling buying importing from
Paris elsewhere vcocpedes In violation Of my rights
under aforesaid letters paeu render themselves liable TO
and the OF damages Manufacturers are
PARTICULARLY CAUTIONED
eeanst procuring licenses 10 make such wowheeed vsoci
pres any parties who may claim TO grant them unless
kch claimants possess my amhoIiy Information OF IN
hnsenen' 'o"c"e'' 0Ai' WIFI New YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

SEE EVENING ELEGRAM OF FRIDAY NExr
u,uE NEW YORK POLITICAL SCIENCE sOCi EfY
L will hold a regular meeting Wednesday, April !, nj
Plimp,on Hail. corner OF suyvcsant and Ninth Streets
THE ONLY GENUINE BUTTER POwDERs.-IANU
i factory, 80 vcsey street corner Church One pound
cbolcc huter from quarts milk the bOc. boxcs make
so pounds no family should be without It, Agents needed
everywhere.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

CRESCENT CITY,
Captain L. W. Holmes,
viii be despatched Saturday, Arr 10, at O'Clock p
NJ, from pier " North
Freight received through rates for st. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The UNITED STATES VIII succeed Saturday April H.
For freight passage, having superior accommodaons
apply to -
Uroah htgav
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

LNoR NORFOLK, CIT POINT AND RICHMoND.-THs
Old Dominion steamship Company win despatch their
sidewheei steamship NIAGARA for Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond Tuesday. April q, at p M from pier
81 North foot Beach street, connecting with the Sea-
board, Inland Air Line, Virginia and Tennessee Air Line,
Southde and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and Dan
vile and Virginia Central Railroads, taking freight aud
granting through bills adng TO all points South and South
Bills OF lsiing 81 nei the pier For freight
sage, having elegant s.ateroon apply to
n L. MoCREADY President, Isl Greenwich street,
OF Dey Insurance by OF this line per cent
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DogT OFFICE NOTICE
The mails for Europe for the week ending April 10 Will
close at this once follows, via. =
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at IL NJ,
and al the stations ollowa:k and b. n 40; AM o,
II .S0; ID and Il, II lb, and y enl a,l0:iQ An.
SAnES KELLY, Postmaster
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

ITO LET-A PRIVATE STABLE 2bx75, NINE STALLS
plenty OF coach room; modern improvements. Inquire
the premises, Fourth avenue Forty ninth street, Of JAS
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
sP0RTING-DOGs, BIRDS, go.

sP0RTING-DOGs, BIRDS, 90.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA salehedicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mockng birds at b. DovEY's, Nos and Greene street,
corner Of Canal.
N. B.-Lades attended to by Mrs. Dovey.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers infalble
Mango Cure and Flea Exermnaor 16c Buffers work,
&2. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs
L,OR sALE-A FIRST CLASS IMPORTED GREY
hound mouse color cost $500 VIII be sold cheap ac-
count OF going references required him
good home. Inquire of HERMANN FALKENBERG, 622
broadway, room No, Z, betw 'en and ocock =. NJ.
fNO FARMERs.-2eO PAIRS OF ENGLISH sPARROWS
have been received and for sale by +. morris, %
Chatham street, New York.
HORSES. CARRIAGES &C