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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31
LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCMEs.
FROM CHARLESTON-GUNS OPENED
ON THE CITY WITH GREEK FIRE.

FROM CHARLEST0N-GUNS OPENED
ON THE CITY WITH GREEK FIRE.
New York, October 3l--Times has the
following
Norris Island, October 27.-Three heavy
guns have been turned upon the city Of Char
lesion and each one has thrown one she'll con-
tanning Greek FIRE into the very heart Of the
place. Other guns are TO open on the city
this afternoon it was not intended at first to
make commencement of such vigorous opera.
tions but circumstances have changed the
programme. Out batteries are we'll at work
on johnson, Sumter and Moutrie The enemy
replies severly to-day, they were evidently
taken with surprise so far as the shelling oi
Charleston is concerned, although he has had
sufficient warning four Monitors in hostities
OF Sulliyan's Island. 1t is understood they
will engage the works this afternoon Iron
sidee shows no disposition to participate her
ropes strung with sailors washing.
Headquarters Department Of the South,
October PA number of heavy guns in
Fort Wagner opened on forts Sumter, Moul
trie and johnson yesterday Firing was con
tinued at regular intervals throughout the
day till dark and resumed again in the NOR
ming. Range Of guns on Sumter and John
ron onethird less than it was before the cap
ture of forts Wagner and .Greeg Firing ex
cellent, every shot seeming to he effective
The enemy did not commenca an annimatet
reply till about noon yesterday His practice
is inferior to that exhibited before, at the
present moment Of writing mo casualties has
occurred. and no serious damage to oui
works have been sustained. Land batterie;
alone were engaged object of the fire wa,
to get perfect range of the rebel works anC
prevent construction of any interior batterie.
and mounting Of any guns in Sumter.
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New York Market.

New YORK. October 3l-Four more ae
tive and l0c better at Sc 25C9$6 SO for extra
State; 00@7 20 for round hoop Ohio.
Wheat receipts 6l,l55, more active and la
&c better at / 29@Sl 35 for Winter Red
Western. Corn receipts 29,37O, 40@45c.
Oats firm at 7l@74 Western pork frmer,
Lard dull and heavy at llt@l2. Whisky
fgm ~ fl.
N YonK, October 3O.-GOvernment
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Gitp Antirrs.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY co Germ

MOTlCE is hereby given that there are now pcn ing
IN before the City Council Of the city OF ayton, The
following Ordinances, to-wit;
10 pave the alley iunning south nom First stree
betNeen lots 81 aud 5l9.
In pursuance TO the law said Ordinances we're twce
read laid on the table, and the Clerk i structed give
four weeks notice OF the pendancy OF the same
The law requi es all claims for damages that may
accrue nom - ID Improvements to be filed In wr ting
With the City srk, setng forth the amount OF dam.
ages claimed, within two weeks after the expiration Of
the time fequ ned for Tie publication Of such Iotce
when the same will be taken up for h1a action.
se20diw ANTHONY s1EPHENS, City Clerk.
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By telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.
ARREST OF Ak EDITOR.

ST JosEPH, October BOD K. AbeeI, edi-
tor Of the Tribune, was arrested to-day and
sent to St Louis II is supposed the arrest
was IN sequence Of articles Published in
the Tribune in violation Of that part Of Order
Ninety-six which relates TO utteriog or pub.
fishing words calculated to produce disaifec-
ton or characterization in the ranks of the mi
htia or to bring into contempt the military au-
thority. The articles referred to we're defa-
mntory TO the independent miIitia.
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legal,
SHERIFFS SALE.


Winzer Taller vs.. Henry II. Keller, case No 27sOi
Walk Brothers vs. Henry II Keller. case No 2I52i
The Glasgow Thread Company vs. Henry II. Keller,
case No. 27si;
A. Va Deusen a Co. ". Henry H, Keller, case No.
QIs5;
The Gias. ow Throad Company vs.. Henry II. Roller,
case No. 1885,
Chapman, Nyes a Lyon vs. Henry Il. Keller, case
NO alss.
IN obedience 10 the command OF orders OF aales
L made by the superior court Of Montgomery coun-
", Ohio, and TO directed will offer R public sale
at the store room No l6 Hermans block, on Nam
street. m the city Of Dayton, ohio, on
Tscsday, A0ucnbcr B. 1863
Tho following goods aud chettels large stock Of
fancy and staple goods consisting in part of hosiery,
notions, hoop skirts, chewing and smoking tobacco,
a lara quantity Of cigarsi smoking pipes Of every
grade; spices, hroad, silks cutlery liquors Of all the
best brands, 3 ware, queensware dry goods, in
cuding all sorts Of goods usually kept in awho esae
not on store and will he sold IN packages qusnt-
ties for wholesale or retail trade.
Sale TO commence at ten O'Clock m Of sa day and
continue rom day to day until all is sold. Terms
cash. GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff
JoRDAS SrARR, Attorney. &c 3dts
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THE FRENCH TO BE LET ALONE"
The Heralds Washington special of the
Both, says; 1t has been determined by Presi-
dent Lincoln, not to take any official notice of
the Fredch invasion of Mexico until our own
domestic difficulties shall have been adjusted
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Exemptions
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DERSONS claiming TO be exempt from the "Con
il scripton Act' passed by Congress March 3, 1858,
and about take effect can have their necessary
papers made out properly and promptly, by calling at
The Office OF the undersguedi Pension and Bounty
Agents, No. 800 Third street, Dayton (over Stouts
IRON storey
seladawIf TILTON FITCH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31

0NHE PREMIUM FARM Of Randolph county, Indi.
i ana for sale at forty dollars per acre, on three
years time, in four equal payments without interests
or terms to suit Purchaser, with interest.
This celebrated farm of four hundred and twenty
acres, extensively known "a the Meek farm, COM
prises about two hundred and fifty acres of first class
bottom, three hundred acres cleared we / timDered
watered nd fenced good assortment OF large and
small frlnts new bank barn. good dwelling house,
recently enlarged covered painted and Papefedi near
Ridgevile, eight miles north OF Belieontsine rail-
road in the Msassnnewa Valley, hneen miles north
vest Of Union City, kor urther information address
or call on
! nu24dawGWA WILLIAM NJ. LOCKH.
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, October 81.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 90, retail 5 20.
WHEAT-$l 10.
C0RN-65@70.
0ATS-50@60
RYE--l 05@l 10
BARLEY--$l 40.
HAY-Timothy 20 90 per ton.
C0FFEE-32@33
SUGAR-l24@l4.
WHISKY-54.
CHEESE. Ia. VIII
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DAVID IRWINs ESTATE.

ON the 23d day Of October A. y. s69, the under
" signed was appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor OF the estate of David Irwin, deceased.
oeaIw3s ISAAC wEIDNER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31

Having one Of the most complete Printing Esiab
fshments in Southern Ohio, our facilities for doing oil
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are hrs
class We have OF the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles Of Type. and We employ the
hsstworkmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with on
job Department and are prepared TO execute work
with nsatnsss and dispatch.
sSordsrs from abroad will receive prompt atIen
ton. Address
EMPIRE OOMPANI, Dayton, ohio.
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ATTACH n ENT NOTIOE.

J. II. Perce vs. win Donson Before John II stop
peman, Justice Of the Peace Of Dayton Township,
Montgomery County, Ohio.
ON he sh day of o, tober 1893 said Justice ssued
u an order OF Attachment in the above sction for
the sum Of S24 %. Cause SCI for hearing November
2l, 1863, at ten o'clock a. M
oc3lW3 j. II. PIERCE
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Holm b. HUBER'S ESTATE

TIME undersigned has been appointed and qualified
"a Administrators Of the estate Of John u. Huber,
decensed ANNA r.. HUBER,
oc9iw9a Administrators.
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z 81 Width 2.--First col.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.
Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says in the
Comnohvealth, wilmington, Delaware, 9th Of April,
1867.
Gan English gentomau, formerly connected with the
British Army, aud who styles himself the English Boz
tanio hyaieau has of late gained extensive repnta
tion bore by his skill In curing all manner Of complaints.
Some OF his patients have oonverssd with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode OF treatment very
superior Some have been restored M II by magic. The
medicine he used Is distilled by himself from various
horbs possessing rare curative properties,
awhile acting Ia the army no devoted his leisure
nomsnta to thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots aud herbs on all manner OF dis
eases IL seems he has found and speedy remedy
for oil the na that flesh Il heir TO- His pnctiee Il
already extensive and Il daily increasing In the
plants TO which females subjected lie has equal
large number here have testified that they not
only their present good health, but their yc to the
skill OF this English Botanic Physician His Office Is al
No 40 EASY, I,Ir,,rKI STREET.
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.,o,L. h1,S- sad closed active. Money
wv. ue'te at ak and seven per cent
81 81 reey active A. e0@6l Gold 461.
NJ York Central l 33s. Erie ll0s
Psading 1874. Coupons 63i United
states 6's 81. One year certificates 99i.
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NOTICE
ROBERT ANDERSON'S ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
! ~ neen duly pointed and qualified as the Execu'
the last will aud testament of Robert Anderson
late of Miami township, Montgomery county, Ohio
deceased. or2Ow3 JAMES CROSBY, Executor
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For Sale.


1 WISB to sell my farm OF hundred and sixty
1 acres situated seven mile south of Dayton, Mont
gomery county Ohio ,tw miles west of Centervea d
lour mi lst OF Mlamsburg. will sell IL together
in separate parts 10 suit pur hasers. The half
on when the permanent imprt Vementa, cannot
divided, but the eastern half may be sold in forty
twenty lots. The iarm is one Of the best in
the county and Is wen adapted to corn g1ass and to-
bacco, also, all kin Of cereals being chiefly black
soil There N good orchard OF apple aud peach
trees A schpolhouse ami meetlnghOise near. The
building are ol good qualify Terms easy
oc3w3m j. L. BELYlLLE, on the premises.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill

Hear what the Cincinnati Weakly Press says tho 9Th
OF March, 1859 ;y@Fl y an . .s.
We are decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having chldron but we
feel II duty to acknowledge beneh nom any and
om every sorcs wheu IL Is for the relief Of suffering
hulnRnlty. A fact has come to our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated and widely circulated for tho
benefit Of those ladies whose decats health makes II
necessary to prevent any Increase Of family.
About twelve months Aiter marriage, lady or our ac-
quainiGnca gave birth to daughter but her suherings
gual that her physcaus desparod Of her
cry This made her dread the very thoughts OF again be-
coming mother She tried every thing to prevent
rspeton Other suerings but without succeeding. Two
yeara after marriage she again confined but her sut
rlngs great that the Guild died. and her own life
was despAired o. She told BY her family physician
that h shs had any children he feared her life would
b tho forfeit As al tho resdlea shs had tried before
hsd fsiled, she applied 10 the Botanic Physician Dr.
= RAPuAEL, .-trrr-a E. ."h
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M&gotral.
~, llEEAr TTEr MrnTCAL PRnss
Says.

eoe physclhnu rcquro TO be told the nature Of your
dissaao--tha. ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not HMflect knowledge OF the human system enables
him 10 dcie the diseases withoutauy information ron
the afeht ta original cause, and to guarantee
IT, cure nnd what II more valuable STILL he Will hon
estiy and anky toll whether you can be cured or not
Tits viii ssfy your mind aud you expense, time,
trouiie, e1f dlsRpp0lutnent u Will bo tho means OF
saving you many a dollar, II will save your health,
and, at ia better thn ALL Il viii save your life from
being shofeasi by wrong tfeatInont.
His examination are fnndo without any information
ro the ratient therefore no thoroughly understands
their Phyaca condition and chronological development,
without which he never could have performed 80 many
astonishing emrcs u should he remembered that this
Botanic Physician perfQrms cures thought impossible
yon have tried otheis aud got elie II you wish s
snos good health and long ifc you wise, you viii
20 AMI consult DR. RAPIiA III, the Botanic Physician
All his communications aud interviews strictly
prisats and con adental.--Medicai Journal
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}. 50 EAST FIFTH sTREET,
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
DISEASES. III

without the use of Mercury without hindrance from
business and without fear Of discovery exposure. No
deadly posons such arsenic, vomica, opium,
any other poisons mercury any deadly minerals
nothing bnt purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
used by this wonderful Botapc Physician His Botanic
Remedies yet failed 10 cure tho most obstinate
and the most cases. and all mercury
and other impurities from the system when all other
Romediea had failed.--Medical Journal.
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF the Odd.
follow BoOnsboro Maryland, said on Thursday the Sist
OF May, 1880; - ma
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early indscre
ton having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
sicAn feel Il my duty, having knowledge OF them TO
10 the suffering Ono In partcularthat Of young
man In this citys worthy Of note He had beoome the
victim Of habit the allusion TO which causes
shudder and after years suffering and dootorng gave M
an hopes Of reoovsry. He wishsd TO marry and was
dearly beloved by as sweet girl lisped words
Of affection but he fearful nervous and Frustrated
He dared not wed account Of the shattered state
Of his system lie sought relief at the bands OF the 10
anlo Phgsician and astonishing It may all the
bloom and vigor Of youth has returned and he Ia now
the happy father Of pair Of bright boys" a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-24
Latest from NIoxico,

SAN FRANcIsco, May 23--The steamer Gold
en- Age brings advices from the city of Mexico
to the Cd of May, and from Puebla to the 3Oth
of April. Gen. Ortegs's dispatches 30 Gen
Comonfort state that on the night of the 24.b
OF April the French exploded q mine on the
block called So. Irimo, occupied by Mexican
troops. A number of Mexicsns vera bruised
in the ruins, but the balance resisted the French
all night, fighting desperately.
On the incoming OF the 25th both parties were
reinforced and continued the fight with the
greatest determination and feroclty, the Mexi.
cans at its cl6se holding their original position.
During the contest the French exploded anolh-
or mine in the Santa Jesu, and another fight
e0sued here, lasting seven hours, the Mexicans
remaining masters Of the field, and Capturing
one hundred and thirty prisoners of the first
regiment Of French zouaves The French left
four hundred dead on the field.
Since these fights the French have kept up
the bombsrdment of the city, though less vigor
ously than before. On the Let of Nav Pfesi-
dent Juarez left the City Of Mexico for Comon.
forts camp near Plebls, for the purpose of ur.
gng immediate offensive operations against the
French.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-24

CoLuMBUs AND WNcHEsTER TUREPlKE The
ento'prisipg farmers of Madison and M0ntgom.
cry t,Wnships, with the assietance of many lib.
eral cirz1ns OF Columbus, have succeeded In
making this turnpike road fixed fact, Sixteen
thousand four hundred dOllaEs have already been
subscribed, and 1t is thought that the whole road
can be built for eighteen thousand dOllars, tte
amount Of capital stock Pursuant to advsr
tisemeDs, the stockholders met on Saturday
at tho Office of Il. +. Chittenden, Esq
and elected the following gentlemen DleOtors :
l.. G. Bailey, II. 7. Chittrnden, Ed, Livingston,
George Ncedels, M, G. Whl,ehurst, N. Merton
and Wm Ballen. The D.,ectors subsequently,
met and elected the following officers Pres-
dent, Ed. Livingston Secretary, II. T. Chit,
tenden Treasurer, l. G. Bliley. The Treas.
urer may bo found at the banking house OF
Bailey, Thompson & Co, where the fvo per
CEN. inaIailment nov due can be paid
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-24

RoBBRRY.-Lite on Friday evening, as mar
by the name Of Philip Miller, in the employ OF
Mr.. Thomas Miller, waa returning home, he
came across in the eastern pa tof tho city four
men sitting by tho side Of the street One OF
them suddenly sprang forward and knocked
Miller down. Rising to his feet he grappled
his assailsnt and was likely to prove more than
match for him, when the other three came
forward, and seized and gagged their victim,
threatening TO take his life il he made any
noise Or resistance. They then robbed him of
his watch and one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars in money, and made of. We have not
learned tia. any clue has been obtained TO the
perpetrators Of ihis atrocious deed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-24

OHIO WHITE SULPHUa sPRIEas-The Ohio
State Medical SIciety meets this year at the
White Sulphur Springs, on Tuceday, the 16.b
OF June A large attendance is expected -
The physciaus take their families WITH them,
AID thus combine business with pIeaaure. The
Springs, We understand, will be kept by the
proprietor, Aud'eT Wilson, jr. The former
patrons will. no doubi, be pleased to learn this,
for ceItiinly no ian knows better tha1 Mr.. w.
b ~ to keep such a place. The aesson prom
isea 20 DO prosperous one.
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ClncInnau mnrket.-may %

FL0UR-We have to notice continued dull and
heavy market and prices merely nominal. SupeI6ne
~ 75 extra "a e0 and fancy including family ~ 9O4
90 these being the rates asked.
WHISKY-Prices are again lower, with sales o
1850 barrels at 40 q 40h cents the latter rate fol
wagon.
PR0VIsI0N6-A heavy market, and pricds In favor
OF buyers.
MESS PoRK-I2OO brIs old city sold at 80 Is.
SH0ULDER5-l00 900 lbs bulk sold at 3hc.
9IDES-l00 600 lbs sold at Sc.
BM0KED MEATS-No demand excepting for euear
cured Hams, which met with ready sale at 1Oh
to lie.
LARD-In demand at exc, but not much Offering; s5
GRooERfE3-we have no change to not ce. The de
mand Is moderate.
OIL--Linfeed dull, and ia offered rather pressing
at at 81 Is. 'N' "' "'"' '"'' '''' "'u 0'en maze
WHBAT-There was a good demand for strictly prime
qualities Of red to day, chiefly from the interior mes
at 81 Os9l 49, but the offerings we're not large and
ohio white 10 dull at 81 20l 25 but the best grades
OF Kentucky white and sell readily at 81 30
for prime, aod 81 359l 40 for choice The sales re.
ported were: $50 bushels good Indiana white at 81 I6
delivered; 500 bushels prime red at 81 lO I75 bushels
good red at O5 and $50 bush choice Kentucky white
at 81 40.
C0RN-There Is fair demand from the Government
contractors for sheled, and the Offer ings being light
the market rules 6rm at 58c in bulk and 7O7Ic nciud-
ng new reserved gunnies The receipts Of are large
and 10 excess Of the demand which s confined almost
bulk closing heavy, with further downward tenden.
cy The only sale reported 60U bush ear in bulk
at 55c.
0ATs-A continued dull market, and prices de
cned to G5975c in bulk and including sacks. Some
lots which were very Light could have been bought
at 63c.
RYE-Thc market is dull with but limited demand,
and prices lower, closing at 75@77c for prime sam
pies arrival the former rate n bulk and the latter In
sacks, SACKS to be returned.
BARLEY-There is no demand and but little Offering.
The nominal asking prices 81 451 so for the best
grades OF Stats spring and fall.
HAY-The demand Is light and hardly equal to the
supply and We have to report continued dull maraet
but prices are unchanged. We quote prime timothy
at $40 90 to 81 90 per ton in bales on arrival and
s2s OO to % 10 from store the outside quotaions for
l!ght.prsssed. II
CHEEsE-There has besn no change since our last
report The demand Is only moderate at 9Q l0c for &C.
lected W. r.
BUTTER-A continued dull aud heavy market and
prices ave again lower, closing with but moderate
demand at the decline. We quote prime to choice
Central Ohio at l39Idc and choice Western Reserve
ut 15Sl6c, the latter an outside figure: Common to
good sold at 09l2c.
Gasette,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-24

Gun friends Keller & Ritter will make uo
Grand Picnic in Stewards Grove on Monday
next, the 25th Inst, where they will be pre-.
pared to entertain our citizens in a way that
must please the most fsstidious. OF course,
the tables will be loaded with the best and most
palatable refreshments, and the choicest wines,
lager, lemonade, etc. Hemmersbach's band of
fourteen musicians will also be In attend suce,
and visitors who are inclined to offer at the
shrine OF terpsichore, or in common English to
dance. will find suitable arrangements for this
purpose. We hope our citizens will patronize
them In large numbers, 81
msy23-d2t g,as1 .o
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Now york Market.-may go.

Now YORK Market.-MaY 23'
ooTToN--More active and the market decdedlo firm
at $50.
FLoUR-Large receipts and moderate demand; market
heavy and 5@1Oo lower. sales at 95 6596 % for ex-
ira State, and 90 3O96 As for extra Round Hoop Ohio;
% 5O97 50 for trade brands; market co'ing dull
with no buyers at outside figures.
WHISKY-steady.
WHEAT-Heavy and to 90 lower; receipts moderate
and shippers holding back for lower prices Sales at
I'll 2291 80 for Chicago spring; 81 3291 AZ for Mil
waukee club 81 25 for inferior do, and 81 459l so
winter red western.
C0RN-clOSed about lc lower with fair business at
the deone aales at 75976h for old mixed western 20
0DT for new.
oAT6-More nctive and Armer at 69@73e.
6UGAR-Quiet.
M0LAsSEs- In moderate demand.
O0FFEE-Duli.
P0BK-Hesvy and lower and more doing at decline.
Sales at 4l@19 for old mess S13 so for new 80 75D
ll75 for old and new prime, and Sl4 5Ol6 for prime
mess, included In sses 200 brs new for July de-
livery at Sl4.
BEBF--Quiet and unchanged.
BAo0N-oontlnues dull and prices nominslly un-
changed
LARD. Shade easier at 9K@lOI4c for common to
strictly prime,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-24
Democratic County Convention

The Democracy Of the several wards and
holding elections on Saturday, May 3Oth-in
the wards at ~ O'Clock In the evening, and In
the townships &C 8 O'Clock P. M--to appoint
delegates to attend the County Convention, to
meet at the City Hall in the City of Columbus
on SATURDAY, JUNE 9Th, at ii O'Clock, A. M. :,
for the purpose of electlng twelve delegates to
the State Convention to be held In the city of
Columbus on Thursday, June lltb.
The following is the number Of delegates al
otted to each ward Of the city of Columbus, and
TO each townehip Of the county of Franklin,
based upon the vote cast for Supreme Judge in
1862, allowing one delegate for each fifty and
an additional delegate for each fraction of
twenty five votes 80 cast: