Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05

The Convention took recess until half
past seven o'clock in the evening.
EvENIaN SESSION.
The Convention re-assembled at ~
o'clock, and was called to order by the Pres
idcnt.
FOREIGN ADVERTISING AGENCIES.
The Committee on Foreign Advertising
Agencies, through Mr.. Howells, submitted
the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
Resolrea, That no orders for advertising
will be accepted from distant localities, un-
less accompanied by the cash, or unless
properly secured.
Resolred, That such advertisements will
not be received at less net compensation
than the customary home rates.
JOB WORK.
The Committee on Job Work, through
Mr.. Harris, reported scale of prices,
which was adopted.
The scale is as follows:
Hand bills and posters-Eighth sheet, 30 to
80 copies, 50 90; do. 100 copies, 81 90; and
for each additional 100 copies. 81 80. Quar-
ter sheet, 30 to 80 copies, 81 90; do. 100
copies, So 90; and for each additional 100
copies, 50 90. Halt sheet 80 copies, Sc 90; do.
100 copies, $S 90; and for each additional
100 copies, 50 90. Full sheet, so copies,
50 90; do. 100 copies, Sl2 90. Double sheet,
80 copies, SIS 90; do. 100 copies, S4 90.
Circulars-One side Commercial Note,
100, 50 90, besides price of paper. Each
additional 100, 81 90, besides price ofpaper.
Full sheet Commercial Note, 100, printed
on two pages or half sheet on both sides,
So 80. Each additional 100, 81 90, besides
price of paper.
Ball Tickets-5O, with paper, So 90; 100,
do. 81 90.
Funeral Notices-250, with paper, SO 90.
Cards-Chna, business, 1000, 81 90; en-
amcled business, 1000, So so. Milk, Dray,
Hack, Concert, &c, Tickets in the same pro-
portion.
Bill and Letter Heads--First 100, 81 80,
exclusive of price of paper. Each addi-
tonal 100, 81 90.
Programmes-16th sheet, 500, Sc 90; 1000,
$40 90.
Blanks for County Officers, &c.-Per
quire, 50 90, with paper.
Book Work-Pamphlets, composition
81 90 per 1000 ems; Press Work 81 90 per
token, with price of paper, and 90 per cent.
added.
PAPER MONOPOLY.
Mr.. Coggeshall, from the Committee on
Paper Monopoly, reported that that Com
mittec would prepare and present Memo
rial to the General Assembly of Ohio, and a
Memorial to our Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress-which report was
adopted.
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. c. n. Allen, from the Committee on
Press Association, submitted the follow
ing report, which was adopted:
An Association shall be formed, to be
called the "Ohio Editors and Publishers
Association"
This Association shall meet annually, on
the second Wednesday Of JalllaIy, in the
city of Columbus, and Mt suLh times as the
President of the Association may deter
mine, at the request Of any five members
of the Association.
The officers of this Association shall con-
sist of President, two Vice Presidents, a
Secretary and Treasurer.
Every Editor and Publisher in Ohio can
become member of this Association by
paying into the Treasury thereof the sum
of 81 annually.
CIRCULAR TO EDITORS.
Mr.. Shryock, from the Committee on
Circular to Editors, reported that they de-
sired time to prepare such Circular. Time
was granted: The Committee was instructed
to prepare the Circular and forward the
same to the Editors and Publishers of the
State