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aUnasing a suspicIous Graf. ~

Bosros, August 8. Letters received here
from on board the United States ship Savannah,
off Cape Hatteras, says she gave chase three or
four hours TO o suspicious vessel, when appa.
|rentIy to avoid being captnred, che ran over the
shoalss and 10 high and dry on the beach, The
sea made clean breach over her. She was
full figged brig of about 200 tons burden, and
her conduct was most singular throughout the
chase. Shewas out Of gun range or she might
have got ten inch shell Into her. We attempt
ed to get near enough to ASCERTAIN her true
character ,,bnt adangefoiis bar kept sus away.
The country around IL uninhabitablesos The
said bark is afteen miles north Of Cspe Hat
tsfas, and the sea is 80 rough that a. 10 impos-
sible u lspd.Y We think she may bethe priya-
|teef JEFF. Davis, or some vessel captured by her
making for some inlet on me coast on North
[Carolna, 80 Sa,.W s.sIs se ~ ~. ~ I.
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COLUMBUS POST OFFICE. s'
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or, mAlrsa.
DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES. Il aaet9q,s 4
Mails for New YORK City, Boston, Albany. Buffalo
Newark, Granville Warrington CITY, baltimore. Phiis
delpha and New ofieans. close dsiiv Tsnndsvs
ed) at 8 o'clock p, q sfs''
daily (sundays esceptedS AZ 3 O'clock 3 0'0'e'
o. d. d. r. r. Way Mail cloaes daiiv {5undAva az
cepted) at O'Clock D. m. - =
Central Ohio Way Mali Close. dai,v undav. srcetsd,
at 10 o'clock a. m. 'r>Sr''e'
Cincinnati Way Mail closes daily undays excepted) a,
oSicsso, - pubuous. Delaware. M.,,o, ana wo,,n,..
ton Mails closes daily (undsys eTceptedI a o;coct
p.m. ~ T-7S7,Ii, n '-,'o'' = = -
Mails for Xena, Springfield, Dayton, Toledo CincIn-
natl Indianapolis Louisville, st. Louis and Detroit
eloses daily (Bundays excepted) al O'Clock D. mfI :
through mail to Xenia, springieid and Oincinnat
closes daily lsundays excspted at 10 o'clock a. M 151
UIbana, Piqua, Tim and Onion City maihclosss daily
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04
Another RIot in Baltimoro..j

New YoRK, Aug, Alt appears the New
York Fifth Regiment, en- route home, was
stoned while passing through the Sixth Ward
I'm Baltimore, on Wednesday night, by crowd
who cheered for JEFF. Davis. The firing was
returned with bullets, principally at one house
Citizens protesting to be Unionists begged them
to stop.
Another report says the soldiers charged bay.
onets on the men lining the sidewalk. Several
fcer who, In endeavoring to arrest rioter,
was slightly stabbed. Several arrests were
made, but ali were released on taking the oath
of allegiance to the United States. 5,Ie
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04
Democratic county convention.


The Democratic ConvenVon ior ffankii'
County, to appoint delegates IRON said count!
to the Democratic State Convention 70 De nel'
on Wednesday August y looi' met IN tne Cl'!
Hall In Columbus on Saturday August o. iooi
Inc Convention was caiied 70 oioer :. na, ,s,
past ten O'CLOCK a. NJ ana Oh Oh re mo'ion oi ?.
ANDREWS osro paEsEL was CHOSEN rfesiaen''
on motion ORB u hENsY' D. W.AspREws "a'
appointed secretary. ..,...
o. W: ANDREWS onered the ioiiowing reso'u
tion' which was adopted; 2. .i.'
Kesoioed, Ihat the delegates appointed py
anS ~, 80 Ss.s ss.s,sS =. ,,. =. s,o,,,;, ~
alton iull State, ticket, composed Of true and
reliable Democrats. 1:il5R ssil.e nss d5si
Mpn motion ~, w. Thompson, a committes
coAsisting of She delegate from each ward and
township, was appointed to nominate nine dele
gates to represent franklin county In the State
Convention, as follows: First Ward, E. ?. Bel
Ter; Second Ward, Fl. B. .Albery; Third Ward,
A. e. Hendley; Fifth Ward, N. Maurer; Mont.
pomerv ToWnahip. Alex Mooberry. Clinton. p
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ArrIval of the FuIton.

ST.. JOINS, N. F., August 2 The steamship
Fulton from Havre on the 23d, via Southampton
on the 24th, arrived off Cape Race this morn
ing. El.~ i. 40 , .,r1l,
The Fulton's advices are three days later.
In the London discount market, the minimum
rate was 81 per cent,
American securities advanced. '''
Sugar, Coffee and Rice steady Tea and Tai
low quiet. - W. -. -t.taI ~.
oonsols advanced to $4,000 for money 90
@9O]6 tor account. -.
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4
I sparSdrirti y No !, August a. Gen. s see
neys;s co,kmsnd lkv returned froiE Forsythe.
| Gen. LyoAhas officially expressed his high ap.
| probation Of The generalship displayed by Col
Bigel in the 'bsttlo near Carthage. and Of the
soldierlike qualities Of bis officers and men, ex.
hibited ffsthe. enlargement. CokgC Coffee has
| been released on taking the oath Of allegiance.
| McCulloch and Jackson's forces, having
devastated the country where they were en-
lcamped, are slowly moving northRard In three
| divisions, for the better subsistence Of the
W. are quietly awaiting their approach; our
troops being ready for a battle, the unfavofabie
news from Virginia having inspired them with
q fresh desire to recover 10 theskest whatever
prestige may have been lost 10 the east. Gen.
Lyons command ID now only about 6O0O strong
considerable number Of the three months
men have gone TO st. Louis to receivetheirp pay
and be mustered out Of service, great majori-
W OF whom will undoubtedly reaenlist and re-
THE mos. outrageous ,falsehoods are being
circulated in Arkansas and Texas 70 induce men
10 enlistih tfistebelllon. n o.5 q ssnt.s
90 81 IL .-l---2 ~ Tu
An Indiana kegiment ON the Way 10
Washingtoh-A German tRegiment
90 bc Raised. u 3lgbJ JkFN
3 INDnnAroLIs, August Q -rhe Twentieth In
diana Regiment, Col. Brown. fully equipped,
left here this evening, via Crestline and Pitts
burgh, for Washington. y-s,"'
I Governor Morton has authorized the raising
Iof regiment composed entirely Of Germans.
Companies Of fLawrenceburg, Aurora, New Alba
ny, Evansville, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Peru,
Fort Wayne, Brookyille and Indianapolis, are
expected to compose the regiment.
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Especial to Commercial. !

j w WAsHMaroN, August 2.--Souroes which are
thought reliable say the House Of Representa-
tives will be adverse to the proposed increase of
10 per cent. on the present tariff, Il is believed
to have been ascertained that considerable
majority will vote promptly for its rejection.
I The Senate Military committee are rigidly
scrutinizing the army nominations sent into
them. II 10 not probable that Major Emory, Or
any others that have wavered at critical mo-
ment, will be confirmed. y E' l.-41a1i e1l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

10 The "Madlson BoystD is the name Of a
company which came to Camp Chase on Tues.
day last 'Tbeyare mostly young men. natives
OF Madison county. Their oficers are: Cap,
tain, JAco9' sPrRrREY /; lst Lieutenant JAaks
WATSON; 2iEisu,s JEssE DuoAs.. This is the
fourth company that Madison county has placed
in the service Of the United States sesq =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

ADystrsEi A1sEarlsxi DssuS ssariss Ths,
10 thN M epf ttNder aud uel16dlnk nayStlisaI
menis, YOU Rili ,fpd, viii prove the fl6aE ~
muneradyej at least have found Il % dufIrr
my busipess. career .thus. iati Tor sho1Id yoo
Withdraw but 3 Nrsl =, wee t,91l ths pkpsf n
which you afeI aQtls ~ dveftiS Is, (cII. "a
one that wonld No The tinasE hea anna. Wnnld-
bs-nsw g6ht0nmaNill look Into the paper ~
your businsss xddfsbgs md noe finding ibyou
viii lose Sqy' sAl1. Mll Z salss I. ~
"Ai' ssSr1 asti Glrss - .SN IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04
Thirty.Sovenfh Congress--Exira ses-
E sion.

~ WAsfrEaToN, Aug. 2.
sElrE.-Ths bllfelaiing to the revenue service was
taken upl It provides that the Secretary Of the Navy
may charter purchase additional vessels for the rev
enue service. Passed.
the bill authorizing the construetionof twelve small
aide e-Wheel Bteamersss Passed.
The report Of ths committee Of Conference on the
resolttoh 70 pay thewidow Of Stephen A. Douglas, was
read and agreed to, and the bill passed, -
Mr., Simmons moved 10 take mp the resolution for ad'
journment. Agreed to. 3
House to adjourn on'saturday. Laid over.
Mr. Simmons moved that the Senate meet hereafter At
eleven O'Clock. Agreed to.
Mr. Wilson moved TO take up the resolution approv.
| ing the acts OF the President. Agreed to. !.
Mr. Breckinrdge sad he should not believe the Senate
ever intended to take vote on the resolution; The
thought Senators were willing to let 1t have the 20 by
Mr. Doolitte moved to refer the resolution to the Ju
dietary Committee. ~Lost-yeas IL, nays %.
Mr. Sherman spoke at length he approved Of all the
eral to suspend the writ Of habeas corpus and for this
reason he could not vote for this resolution, ii ~
Mr.. Simmons, by consent, made q report from the
ported by the committee Of Conference is essentially the
House tariff BILL The 10 per cent advalorem II stfick
en- out The duty saIsed on spirit wines, liquors and
ilks. The income tax Is placed at per cent.
$500. The dutyon sugar ID 2c., on cofee3 and
tea l5c. and twenty millions Of direct tax. 81 S
Mr. johnson, Of Tenn, said he should vote fofthe bill
70 carry on the war.
Fhe report was agreed to-yeas a. nays 8. OF IggY
The Joint resolution from the House expressing sympa-
With the bereaved families OF soldiers who had fallen
In defense Of the Republic, was taken up and passed
MI Wilson offered an amendment approprating $780,.
100000 for the collection and organization OF the yon
teer provided for 10 the bill 70 increase the army and
nayy H. i ~ was reduced from $4,000 oootc
The committee on Judiciary reported back the memo.
rial OF y. b. Stanton Of Kansas ffA o So Ll. "a
Mr. Lane protested, and said the people Of Kansas
would not consent 70 his giving up his seat to accept
Brigader- Generalship. Ga a3ldr f.Jc1 th429 atl
T6e bill coni.cstas rebel property was recenmistcd
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
>" New YORK hsrks,.

~ ssTYFFY TVgt A ssNEw YoRK, Augs2,
ASHES Continue steady, wit sales of SOL bbis AZ ss
y 5S RSt and s for sssr -
bales At ic fcr %iadIns upisnSs syH'ff 'S' y mn
+lnmodetate demand for sxpcft, and the mar
et for common grades has adyapesd cents per barrel
"a 2594 s5 for extra state So ssB4 O5 ior superhns
Western; a. 25G4 40 for common to, mediumlf extra
ssp Ps ssss sds ss so
closing nrm. Canadian flour shade Armer, with sales
Of $50 bbs at $440 Us for superne and - so for
common . choice extra kye -four steady At ~ 7Sa
CORN MEAL-U Unchanged; sales Of $50 bbls at 30 "a
forIJerseyi $3a3H for Brandywine ,,,,, :. -.
sopd requestat full Prizes; sales of 1000
Nv ss@HsE1fI ayapcsa laao per bdshei with MOD
reLate supply, anda g6odexpoT demand Sales Of 49,,
Ts.t:n sh en- SnsssS SSsS ssS ssS
at co. $50 bushels extra do at 81 o5 l30O bush
Amber Iowa at 81 0l@l OF; 5000 bushels very choice
Green Bay at 81 %; $500 bushels winter red Western
at 81 1901 10, $50 bushels common White California
at 81 10 700 bushels White Canada at 81 Is 900 bushels
Red Delaware at 90; IL 600 bushels White doai
81 %; and 500 bushels White Michigan at 81 25,-y
at 47948c. .- 2. f77-- IA g-471.
sbARLEY-COntinuss dull, and prices entirely nom
ccioRN-rhere is only moderate supply, with good
export demand, and the market has advanced lc per
bushel sales Of $4,000 bushels at good sound
shipping mixed Western; 42@44c ior Eastern do; 800
4lc for upseund do 47p46e for Western yellow T..
aOATs-Dull at e7@29c for Canada; and 3a@33c fol
II Market lessactive and scarcely so nrm; sales
Of 725 bbls at SIS 75@l6 formess; $40 sO@O 75 for
prime. ,-a ~ ----- ----- q. --r -
BEEP-The market rules quiet and arm, with sales
OF 100 bbs at S44 SO for country prime; S5@5 SO for
nal
II BEEF HAMs--Are steady at sl4 OO9I5 90. ~ -.
gUT MEATs-Dulli shoulders, 4K@5kci hams, S
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cincinnsti Market.

-. OihofNNATl, august 81
the filling Of orders Prices Of Sugar, Molasses and
Coffee remain as last quoted, with very Arm market.
FL0UR-Has scarcely any market In large way. In
the present stagnant condition Of trade milsrs do
care to run" upon new Wheat for than thecur-
rent demand, and consequently the stock is kept light
SELLERS are, however free in their offerings and good
perfne can be had at 50 so,
n WHEAT-Was heavier to-day, although there is still
demand from abroad for Kentucky. Prime Red would
with difficulty bring zoe, or White s0c The offering.
ooRN-Remainsas on yesterdsy--hrm at 2sc. It d
generally held at20. AZ H E.s ~ ="
= OATs-Are selling at 24c, but With dull market.
RYE AND BARLEY are neglected. q . tlaJas
% ''D si5bMEETJ 6GH al Commercial. d
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! stworld's Dispatch. ]
our Army In the south.

Il Mexico, Mo-, Aug. 1.-Gen. Pope has estab-
lished his headquarters here for the present. -
Col Grants and a portion of Col. Turney's reg.
iment, and four companies Of Col. Marshall't
cavalry, are quartered here. Water is both In
convenient and impure, and change Of rendez
vous will be made as soon as arrangements Car
be perfected for an encampment.
- Brigadier. General Hurlburt was detached
from here to-day to select camping ground near
Jefferson City, where $500 troops will becons
gregated under General Pope's command. =
General Pope Is assigned to the command o.
all the forces north Of st. Louis. These troops
will consist principally of Illinois regiments
together by themselves, ands thus form one
grand arm of the Western army. 9 This division
will be ready, after thorough drilling and
Vigorous discipline in camp, for an advance
Increment through Arkansas and Texas, toward
New Orleans, as soon Sas the excessively Qhot
weather abates sufiiciently 10 warrant the health
troops are 70 be made up the new regiments
" Gen Pope shefeafterc designs. TO- permit nc
| more scouting, ,deehing Il An injury 70 the ef
| fciency Of the troops for service. The people
will be held strictly responsible for depredatiopt
committed, If hostilities occur and troops arc
calledto the relief they willbe sentin sufieien
numbers 10 stsk6 possession of the villagey u
villages, as the case may be, making quarter
In the houses and drawing ratio1s from the 1T
Iizens. This, II is believed, Ia the oAl mean
of making and keeping the people duly yigilan
/ ID their own and the States interest
E~vsl if9eL4KkL&x&G&4 EYI
lSaa X, ~Afrssf 81 q Tspiter yrS res '
=, FoRTRHss MoNRoE, August 2~aAns sducstsl
German, uriVarg helonRiue tQthel Taufk i>gn
ims1t Of New YsfkS WA assested yeahspiay q
6oEr6spmdsnaesBithSthe oepemygTyAulsteeEh
kGsneraI ~ Wds found on biz pstuoa.ssk susn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

T W. M. FLANAoAN, Of London, o., late
Sergeant Major in the l7th Ohio Regiment, has
been appointed Drill-MastsR Of Cavalry at
Camp Chase, instead Of Ttw, FoRsHrF hereto
fore named. pslgpos trn tEs cfi ~ f,f AZ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04
FEDERAL steams5s, anos, s,l Esssppoorted in

PHrLADErrHrA, August 2 The Baltimore Ex-
change says three Federal steamers which left
Fortress Monroe on Wednesday, reached the
mouth Of the Pocomote river the same evening,
and in attempting to ascend they were repulsed,
and in retreating they ran aground. The
Virginians sent for reinforcements, and the
capture and destruction of the vessels was ex-
pected MA .liii5a p. y-s.. l5-,i 'yyyi, =, .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

!D' scorbutic diseases are the parent stock
rom which arises a large proportion Of the fat.
al maladies that afflict mankind. They are, as
II were, species Of potato rot in the human
constitution, which undermines and corrupts oil
the sources Of is vitality and hastens its decay.
They are the germ from which spring Consump.
ton, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Liver Com.
plaints, and Eruptiye Diseases, which will be
recognized as among those most fatal and de.
structive TO the races Of men. So dreadful are
its consequences to human life, that IL hardly
possible tooyerestimate the Importance of an
actual, reliable remedy, that can sweep out this
Sctofulous contamination We know, then, we
shall proclaim welcome news to our readers of
one from such a quarter as will leave little
doubt Of its eficacy--and still more welcome,
when we tell them that it surely does accom-
plish the end desired, We mean Arms ssAs1 !
sArARiLLA, and It's certainly worthy the sttef2
tlon of those who are afflicted with, Serofula or
scrofulous complaints, Register, Albany, N.
Y. -sf1f EUTaug3-IW
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An ola Man shot.

ST. JosEPH, Mo-, August IA gentleman
just from Lexington, Missouri, reports that one
lof the Oldest citizens in Lafayette county, Jas.
Is. Lightner, was shot In attempting to pass the
guards put out by Col. White's command. The
citizens of Lexington and vicinity are much ex-
cited over his death. b a.Erl. --.-....--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

BALriMoRE, August 2.-The three gun-boAts
which went up the Pocomote are now anchored
of the mouth of that river. They went up the
river six miles, and found the report of battery
at Shelltown, Nd, erroneous. aa s-i ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

The Reserves of fPennsylvania.
HARRIsBuRa, Pa, Aug. 2.--The entire force
Of the reserve regiments Of Pennsylvania was
placed under the command of Gen. Mccall, By
order Of Gen. Mcclellan. Eleven thousand o.
the reserve win be sent forward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04
.oido Cleveland Market. Q

qfs,ess svOds q, u oLEyELAsD, August Q, ls6l.s
FL0UR-Unchangeda and quiet SCI eIa ,z1oH 20
(. WHEAT-saes car Inferior red at 800; icars on
track at &c., cars do at 67c; 4cars from store at sae
1ear red and white at 80 and 95c 600 bushels inferior
white at 93c car white at Csc; and 1000 bushels do
IRON store at 9sc. et UIQVEE gEM
q C0RN-sales Of 1850 bushels afoat at 3lc and 200
bushels free on board at SIX, sVRa 4
0ATs-Quet ate2c. - 4 u EEsE
12 HIaHwINEs-Hav advanced Sales IS bbls, and
% do. at l5c; and so bbls and 90 idoat l5ko.
z 'EGGs-sales at &c. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

NJ The thermometer ranged yesterday alter.
noon at % and "a, There Il no need Of any
more bad news, ftrsvesybody . already IN \
melting mood. asa Ea aHl ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

u All the companies Of the First Regiment
have received thelr pay, and tho Fencibles and
Vedettes Of tie Second. sass hsas sis5sg si
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AdditionaI by tho Fulton. !.

-- Additional by tho Fulton. ~T ls-a
The Pope has received fresh assurances that
the French army will remain in Rome, q, 4,
Y fsLrvERPooL. Flour, quotations easier. Wheat
has downward tendency. Beef dull. Pork
fat. ''' N'-.' W "" -''' wv t''' = '"''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

IBuFaIne 4 dsSlIsF F5S7 7ss5si VSssY3..|
A5TI.Oss, ass July s:..Ths steamer which
rsaE IA Vsi6IltijS, 1as;si @ oss % OF or rs Stesial
ers bf Lieut. CfoseJ'4 expcdition i Liept. Q II
rep&ted hs had butht tBo 7essels, end hat ne
had cdptured third, and that his expedition
Was All safe nErn.altlal nna.l.s m. nc.l.-n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

H The prices paid for wool at London. o.
range from 20 to 2s cents 4lTT 4tBAs
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y
ROBERTs CI,ARKE, Sc CO., r4
Law Publshers, Booksellers; staopers and Impor
n ~ 49, - y - No. So West Fourth street.
} feb1e:d2m.ts o. At WIZ p - Oineinnati o.
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From the Advertiser, Providence, n. 1. ,~-
The Cephac Pills said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and one Of the very best for
covered.
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II From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. 1otL
They have been tested in than thousand cases
With entire success. s.'r
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From the Examiper, NorfoIk. Va. -

Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz Cure Of headache in all its forms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

EeH From the Democrat, St. Cloud MINI.
II you are or have been troubled with the headache
send for box, (Cephac PillsJ that you may have
them In case Of an attack. EJNITg -r's E7'-si ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-04

80 From the st. Lohh Dsmocrat.aFlA IRgAl
The immense demand for the article oephalo Pfs
Is rapidy increasing. --u--se',f
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From the Southern Path Finder New Orleans, Ia. Z
Try theml you that afflicted; and we are sure that
your testimony be added to the already nuneroug
list that has received benefits that other medicine can
produce. '+ f's~A t''-r'~
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Ebs'ObipI6 I6tqtesutaru
LOG7A L M AT TER s

The. Adams Express Company places us daily
under obligationsto Il for the very latest papers
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From the Gazette. Davenport. Iowa.
Mr. spsiding would not connect HIS name Win An ar-
acle he dh not kHos0 sopesess real lnert q d aaj
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~ ~ UTTU DhESEL, Fres't..
5. w. ANDREWS, Secretary. 7e ia N d,
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The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape ofthe
very latest eastern papers. ~
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20 Capt. Samuel W. Owen, formerly of the
Presidents Mounted Gusrds, has been elected
Lieutenant- Colonel, and Ernest M. Bennett Ma.
jor ofthe regiment. y a'ss ei'ag -' lci ll'p,t
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EN-. WILLIAMS & CO., ;. ]
Front Street, Between State and Town


DBKH0NAL pfop3fty belonging 70 the e5l4lA of Ffol
IL Ctayens, deceased, consisting chiefly 81 q HONS
and pKAr viii be sold At public yehdus II ME corp
Of High ard Cherry attsets in coiumbns On tAs a6
asy ssy IS,:ssSs 81 sS, M ss y s'Sss I
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DAN RICE AND THE "soNs.n p

At the Academy of Music, on Friday night Dan
Rice had grand complimentary benefit, the chief
nstigators of the same being his brethren of the
Independent Order of the Sons of Malta. The
house was crowded. and the performances were in
every respect great. ...... .. ....,.
When Dan was in the midst Of his chief act, a
crowd of gentlemen appeared, standing in the
parquette, at the edge of the ring, and called him.
He came forward, listened to a handsome speech
from the spokesman, Mr.. Jacobs, and received
from his hand morocco case containing beauti-
ful gold emblem of the Order Of the |. 0. S. II.
Dan pinned the ornament on his left breast, and
though dressed in his character of clown, made a
responsive speech, the earnestness of which could
not be disguised or its truth denied. In conclud-
ing Dan spoke of his Vcissitudes as Snowman,
his ups and downs here and elsewhere, and par.
ticularly did he dwell upon the kind and generous
treatment he received here some years ago, when
deeply in debt, he left this city with his " one
horse show" 1t was the first serious speech We
ever heard Dan make, and we were sorry the
whole town could not be there to heal it.
Dan gave his last performance at the Academy
last night. Tonight and tomorrow he and hi
great company will appear under canvas on thu
Railroad, in the Third District; after that he vii
be off to Algiers, Carollton, and other inland part
of this freshly foreign country. To our friends il
the Third District we recommend Dan Rice and hi
| great show most cordially.