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RarneH McCabe.

The sweet-scented individual whose
name heads this article, has been "loydl"
fixture in this city ever since the war COM
menced, and he is kept in office by the
"Ioyqr' officials in power on purpose to do
their dirty work-work that no decent
man of their party would dare to do, and
keep their standing in the community.
Barney is a trump among the Radicals, and
the only Irishman in this city who, for
"BREAD AND BUTTER" would stultlfy his,
countrymen. 1N eH ..tr fp
Last night as the procession to well
come the ''Southern LOydlists," was coming
up the street, John Karl, a hackman, and
a good citizen, happened to hurrah for Sam.
Cox and Vallandigham. Barney laid his
clutches upon him and put him In the call
aboose. He did not disturb the meeting
was not near it-and did not intend to dis
turb the "LOyaIists" of the South but Bar
ney thought otherwise and took him to
the city prison. The good citizens of Co.
lumbus will find out in due time the oper-
ations OF this grinning servile tool of the
Radicals. .i ~.s.r. .---.
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,rhe Flo6d and INC CanaIsJ 4

q. Z q .
Immense damage was done to the canals
'fthis State by The recent rains and high
ater. The injuries, as we learn. princi-
: ally 'occhrred south Of the summit level.
( N the Miami canal, Information from
iqua and otherpoints, represents thedam-
! Teby theft as extensive and beyond any
'rmer precedent From Massinon south
b Portsmouth, frequent breaks and wash
lgs out took place on the Ohio canal. The
Guskingdm Improvement has also beeu
objected to serious damage in its dams
Z idcanals. ,e - atsJE .r..rs 81
Numerous breaks occurred in the Column
us feeder, as well as in the main canal, 1t
yould be too great an undertaking to at
mpt to specify particular instances Of the
estriictive effects on the canals caused by
4 ie sudden and unexpected rise In the
|, ivers and smaller streams. We give but
single instance: At Lockbourne, on the
lain canal, and where the Big Walnut
rosses the Columbus feeder, that stream
vas swollen by its tributaries, Alum Greek
nd Black Lick, which empty just above,
such an extent that it broke over It's
carriers into the main canal, and taking the
urve, swept it out to Crooked bridge, a
uile or so beyond, quite Obliterating the
anal, flooding the large bottoms in that
yicinity, and producing a destruction of
property almost incalculable. .t.r. Y..
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-DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

DEMOCRATIC STATE GENT. Con-. ROOBs,l
.l -" .Y COLUMBUS, Aug. 23. 1865. !
The Democratic State Central Committee
announce the following meetings: -.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29--.At SLEUBEN-
WILLIE, Jefferson county. Speakers-H ii. j..
Jewett. Hon. J. Y. Follett. Louis Sch@ier.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER es-rAt CELINA.
asn'Sy HSn 'Ig1 a oS @@ Sanssn. an trump
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ~ At MT. STERL-
r George L. Converse. Col II. b. Wilson.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2I-At HAMDEN, Vim
po 'Sr1y sDs sSs Hon. A BS:han g. nnrrTAn
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 37--At~ PORTS
MOUTH Scioto county. Speakers-J udge "A. q.
Thurman, Hon. U. y. Moore and Hon, E. /, Bing-
p hamlyGi4 '.r... 9f- ofts ..I....
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22-At MINERVA.
ton. Hon. Louis Schefer. 'di p 90 b.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9l-1-At GABLIPOLIS,
Gallia county. Speakers%J udae A. U. Thurman
= Hon. o. y. Moore and Hon. L. y. Bingham. !, !,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER eS-Atl VAN VERT,
Trump, Hon. 3. s. Bloom. Col. VIM. Mungen
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25--At NORWALK,
Huron county. Speakers-Col. Geo. W. McOOok,
Geo. W. HOuk, 7 .lP. FinsfrOek. M
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 77--At PORT CLIN-
MoCcOH @ SSS. Geo. W HSak, Il p Fnsfrocko. ko'O'
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER es7At SAEDUsKY
." Sc Sccock % Geo, W. HcuE. +. p. FinsiTccf. ~
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER r. 2o--At FL. I.YRIA, Lo-
iii 'ISSHty SstS: SSS SSsIBfrlFSO1 FoSOs GEO. hocO0E
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9e--At CIRCLE
hnVtLLE. Speakers 70 be announced hereafter.
By order State Central Committee.
1t N JOHN G.. THOMPSON, Chm.
G. j. BEAM, Sec'y. -IrrJ- 1a 4" .r..
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Opera House.

Miss Westerns benefit at the Opera
House last night was attended by one of
the largest, most intelligent and most fash
iobable assemblies ever gathered in its spa
cious auditorium. Greatly was the fair
beneficiary admired and applauded in the
character of Lueretia Borgia, which she
represented almost to perfection, both in
dress, manner and viyidness OF impersona-
tion. The other characters were also ably
presented, and the entire tragedy received
an excellent and thrilling representation.
Tonight the popular drama of East
Lynne will be reproduced-Miss Western
reappearing in her great impersOnation of
LADY Isabel and Madame Vine.,
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NnrU EaII Gnnds.

Messrs. c. Eberly & Co., are now receiv-
ing at No. 264 South High street, one of
the best selected stocks of fall goods ever
brought to this city, consisting of any
quantity of Dress goods, Merlnoes, Plaids,
Alpacas, etc, which they are selling at low
figures. They have also, "a large stock of
men and boys hats and caps, which they
will sell lower than any other establish
ment in this city, r,.t..,..r, ..'..
Particular attention is invited to their
new and splendid stock of carpets. They
have fitted up room above their store ex-
pressly for the exhibition and sale of this
article, of which they have alarge stock on
hand. They especially invite the ladies of
Columbus to examine their. stock, and they
are willing to rely upon their Judgment
both as 1t regards quality, beautiful pat
terms. and price.
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EIIsIer,s Atheneum.

There was another increase in the num-
Der of visitors at the Athenedm last night.
The entertainment was gratifying and
amusing in all respects, and consisted Of the
usual pleasing variety. It is needless to
specify where all was so good. .1y irdi
! This afternoon grand matinee will be
given at the Atheneum by the Martinetti
Rsvel troupe. l3nsqo be. e.f--5a-.
This evening the troupe give their last
entertainment. Some Of their finest and
best performances win be presented OH this
OCCASION. For particulars we refer the
reader to the notice under the head Of
'"AmusementS :" i2il I'D in0' 1rG 10
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Another Speech from Coll II. p. l..
Raber. - J.

print in this issue of The STATESMAN
the second speech delivered in this city by
Col BABER this campaign. before the Coz
iumbus johnson Club !; and we desire to
commend it to the perusal Of all our read
ers.o1 1t was listened TO most attentively,
and frequently applauded, by alarge and
appreciative audience-the Atheneum be-
lug crowded to its utmost capacity by in
telligent aud patriotic voteSs 1t is made
from Republican standpoint, the Colonel
having been Republican from the time
that party was organized, and a Lincoln
Elector in 1850; and he,7 OF. course, said
some things that a Democratic speaker
would not say. i" \, l,ii ..t
The first part Of this speech is complete
and triumphant reply to Mr.. PERRYs enlOgy
and defense OF the Rump Congress, pro-
nounced at the Atheneum, on Friday even
ing, September 14tb, the, evening before
BABER spoke. The tJacobin press and
the Jacobin leaders, all combined, can
not prepare rejoinder satisfactory even to
themselves; and hence, they undertake to
dispose Of the ColOnel's argument by an
effort atridiculei i7'li'7 d 't n'urI'' ID T.
The unpublished history Of the Ohio
moyement for LIECoLN's first nomination
for the Presidency, and the exposition
Of the exhibition that Governor DEE-
NIsoN made of himself in connec-
-tion with that movement, as detailed
at length by Col. BABER in this speech, will
be found to be rich and jutey-irst rate
readingl But the concluding part Of the
speech completely annihilates the ex-Post-
master General. It shows up DENNIsoN's
course respecting the President in its true
light; and closes with these pregnant SEN
tences1 H7al17 or p 79af uda .ysA
''Oh! sweet William, what visions Of ex-
pected Senatorships, or perhaps distant
gIimpses Of the .high road to the White
Honse,' have wrought such a wonderful
change in less than sixty daysin thee, thou
smiling pink OF propietyl ] am satisfied
to leave 'Succedaneum' 10 answer himself,
in company with his friend Perry, (pitch-
ing into his own resolution of last year,
DennisDn has, however, the advantage over
poor Perry in turning summersaults In
shorter evc1eeo 45ati - .3f.ffru sff
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County Democrratic Meetings.
FRANKLIN Co. DEN. Cen. Con-. RooMs,l
"a. CoIIruRuS O. Sent G. 1861

FRANKLIN Co. Dem. Cen. Con-. RoOMs,I
-H-. COLUMBUS, o., Septic, 1866.
The Franklin County Central Commit
tee announce the following meetings: 'i
West front of State House, Saturday
evening, Sept. %. Speakers-Hon. s. $
Cox and others.
Harrisburgh, Pleasant, Township, Sat.
urday, evening, Sept, 22d, at 716 O'clock,
Speakers-John i. Green, Geo. J.. Con-
verse, and Col. Blair Wilson. N 'i ~. o
Reels Hotel, sth Ward, Monday evening
Sept. a., Speakers Hon; Geo. L. Con-
verse, Z, T. peLany and Thos. c. Thur
Naughtou Hall, Friday evening, Sept. %
Speakers-Col. John II. James OF Urbana
- Lawrence Schneider's Grocery Store, 9Th
Ward, Saturday evening, Sept. 20. Speak.
ers-Hon. Otto Dresel, E. f. Bingham and
Thos. c. Thurman. -.
By order Franklin County Democratic
Central Committee d, --.--. .gf BIN
90 7. 5. SHEPARD, Chairman.
SAM'L Il. KILE, Sec'y. t-.If. ..
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ON SATURDAY EV'NG, Sept. ssd.
Let there be an Immense Multitude in
attendance, to hear glorious SAM. Cox
dissect the Rump Congress.

1t affords us peculiar qualification to
print the above announcement; and we
are sure that the Democracy and John
son, Republicans of the Capital City will
be more than delighted when they read
it. Hon. SAMUEL S. Cox has never spoken
in Columbus, except to immense assem-
blages of his countrymen; and we can
safely promise him the largest meeting
on, Saturday evening he has ever adj
dressed Mere. Everybody will be there.
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The ball given on Thursday evening by
the Coldstream Zouaves at their armory,
opposite the Gwynne Block, was 2 great
success. The large hallwas filed by a gay
and festive company, who passed the even
ingin danci1g and other social enjoyments,
Twas pleasant and harmonious reunion,
and we congratulate our young friends Of
the zouaves upon their success in getting
IN such splendid and delightful social
interview. i,a..fl ala i,,7,,.,,..i.., t.. {
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Conital civ Rusiness college.

The design of this institution is to i'm
part sound business education by giving
special attention to Bookkeeping, PEN
manship, Business Arithmetic, CONNER
cial Law, Business Correspondence, Tele-
graphy, Photography, Eocution, and Par
liamentary Usages. Send for College Reg
ister and specimens of penmanshlp.
Address, . BRYAN & ToMLINsoN,
septl1-d&wtf . Columbus, o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-22

NIeeiing of the Democratic City and
Township Committed I
There will be a meeting of the Demo-
attic City and Township Committee at
1oms 227 South High street, this evening
Sept. 22), at 71s o'clock, for the purpose of
suing call for the election Of delegates
nominate candidate for one Justice Of
le Peace for Montgomery township. A
Ill attendance of the committee is re-
uested. JACOB LoHRER, JR.,
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PoIiee C0urt

Two individuals, strangers in the city,
calling themselves Chas, n. Smith and
Thomas Brown, were arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning for lettering and
piifering about the GOodale House, and
were each aned $40 and costs, and sent ID
do duty on the chain-gang for fifteen days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-22

DIR. B. +. BERKLEY, having returned to
the city, may be consulted at his office, on
North High street, nearly opposite Desh-
ler's Bank, at all hours during the day, when
not professionally engaged. iun7-dtt
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Dyspepsia.

There is probably no one disease with
which mankind are afflicted which is the
source of so many. ailments as dyspepsia, or
as It is more commonly called sour stomach,
and there is no more certain remedy than
Roback's Stomach Bitters.
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! viii speak at t,,lf. ''.'i .'.l.. lHN
Logan, Hooking county, Tuesday, octo,
ber I'd. IpYi-uiJral I.g yro,sld
2 aNewiLexlpgtonl Perry county, Wednes-
day, Oct. Sd. '-
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Conservative Meeting at Pleasant
Valley. ci iar.l r,ai.

Hon. GEO. L. CONVERSE and Gen! Jos.
H, GEIGER viii speak at Pleasant Valley,
on Friday, september 2Sth, at 2 O'Clock
PM s1aqiu .. 10 .a'uGg .av u.e =ld
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Col. Il. P.L. Babel

yv;iI ,,,oo, % TOTS i, ....|.GJ ... ..-
Urbana, on Saturday, Sept. 20tht ,,..
JndgeVan Trump's Appointments.
Judge P.Van Trump will address the fol-
lowing meetings, with other speakers to be
announced hereafter:
Waverly, Pike county, Thursday, Sep
tember 9th. .'. r,
Chillicothe, Ross county, Friday, Sep
tember 2Sh.
Circleville Pickaway county, Saturday,
September 29th.
Lancaster Fairfield county, Monday, Oc-
tober lst.
Logan, Hooking county, Tuesday, octo-
Der ID. D..
New Lexington, Perry county, Wednes-
day, October 81. .... ''
Judge JOHN L. GREEN, Hon. GEORGE i.
CONVERSE and Col. II. b. WILSON, will adj
dress the citizens of Mt. Sterling and yicin-
ity on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22D, ut ]
o'clock Z. M. ''.- .-.,'t 'a..
Let all who favor ANDREW JoHNsoN's
restoration policy turn out and hear the is
sues of the day discussed. n f..
By order Committee. l1mp
...,,..,,,... JOHN G. THOMPSON,
.,,.....t- lr..s.,.., .,r Chairman.
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Hon. 8. s. Cox, Matthias Martin, Colonel
Wilson, and Col. r. p. u. Baber, viii ad-
dress the people at West Jefferson, on We'd
nesday, Sept. 20. ~ .,,,.,r...,.. era,i
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d Amount of Issue, $7,S36, 900. !
In Coupon Bonds of $1,000 each, p 4, :.

- 4LN r8 B.n F n
Tile Bonds haze Thirty.
Fears 10 run, and are are. Sc
cured Oy q First Mortgage,
constituting an absolute
prior lien on that portion
Of the Road, Equipments, q
Franchises, and Entire
Property of the Central Pa
ct1ac RailroGd COnapGnH
located in the State of CALI
fornia, and ectendtsa0 from
Sacramento City to the Calf
formtd State Line, forming a
part of the GREAT PACLFIO
RAILROAD ROUTE, adopt
ed and aided by the UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT
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RIeetImg Withdrnwn.

The meeting for McConnelsyllle, octo-
,1bef 4tli, Is withdrawn. 't1' Z .l. pa
) BY order Of Committee. s.,h ~, ~
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johnson Meetings.

General Jos. Ii. Geiger and others will
address Conservative meetings at the fol-
lowing places: i-.......,., . o.. !, -'.'..
Hilliard Station, Saturday, Sept 22d, at
~ O'Clock p. M. aaT.tl- a. l.ruro f,tt5
fI... f,... .r BY ORDER COMMITTEE.
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LIGHTE PIANos.-We advise all our
readers to secure one of them.-Boston
Journal. En o.. ..ru. . au..
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IN GOLD.

The earnings are steadily increas-
ing, g,and are estimated at over 800, 900
in Gold for the month Of August-the
official report for that month not hav-
ing been received at this date.
The construction Of the road IL
going vigorously forward, IA miles
additional being nearly ready for
the cars,-and it will probably. be
in full operation to the California
State Line -166 miles from Sa-
cramento City-during the summer
Of 1867, when its earnings must be
very large, as the entire trade Of Me-;
vada, and a large proportion Of that,
Of Utah, Idaho and Montana must pass
over its line. It has been shown by
reliable statistics that in 1858 over,
ID pa, ,o0o, 900 in Gold was paid for
freighting goods from California to
Nevada alone. .eao 'spdrl.'p g;
This part of the Great Pacific Rail-
road Route is destined to be one Of the
most profitable lines of railroad in the
world, and its First Mortgage Bonds
are among the best secured andniost
desirable Investments ever offered.
- Over $1,000, 900 has already been
expended in grading beyond the point
tewhich the road is now running, and
the iron is bought and paid for suffi-
,cient 10 lay the track the entire dir
tance To the state Line 'a'" "" l
The Road has been completed and
I equipped thus far without the sale #
q single dollar Of its First Mort
gage Bonds, and they are now ohsred
TO the public for the first time. after
the earnings Of the Road have reached
''the sum Of s1oo, 900 per month in
Gold, only about 26 per cent. Of which
> IL required for operating expepsess
The Bonds are offered at eb per cent.
I, and accrued interest from July 1st, in
Currency. Orders may be forwardedto
US direct, or through the principal
4 Banks and Bankers in all parts Of the
4 country. IN i.te oim ..,e ,as 'p' cas' ensS
Remittanees may be made'in drafts
on New York, or in Legal Tender
. Notes, National Bank Notes, or other
funds current in JthiS Ecity, and fhe
Bonds viii be forwarded to. any ads
dress by Express, free of charge. In!
!quiries for further particulars, by
mail or otherwise, win receive paAc-
tual attention. r .fsnY p,t4 10
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STATES GOVERNMENT.

The amount of these First Mort
gage Bonds to be issued per mile Ia
limited by law to the amount Of
United States Bonds allowed and Is
sued to aid the construction Of the
Road, and the Mortgage by which
they are secured is declared bU Act
of Congress to constitute q lien
prior and superior to that of the
United States Government.
II. The aid received from the Govern
ment lin amount equal to this First.
Mortgage) is economically and judi
ciously applied to the construction
and equipment of the Road, together
with nearly 81, 900, 900, received from
Stock Subscriptions and other sources.
The First Mortgage therefore amounts
to but about 35 per cent. of the actual
cost and value of the Property which
it covers. Y at,,. .r,.,,. .rss7 o. .Ei
The road is now completed, equipped
and running from Sacramento City
to Alta, distance of :3 miles, and the
earnings forthe three months ending
August 1st were as follows, viz:
May, 1896. $66, 1853
June 80. -..... 81, ,429.78
July " ...;....,.r- s6,ooo.oo
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j. D. OsBoRN & Co.. have the largest
stock of Dress Goods ever received in this
CITY. .pit- .r 15-d1m
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
II. II. DeI.nny.

Pan #. II. DeI.nny.
VIII speak at
Newark, Wednesday evening, Sept; 26th.
Ufbana. Thursday evening, Sept. 9Th.
Circleville, Saturday evening, Sept 10Th.
~ Col. Geo. w. NIcCooI<, y NJ
And others, will speak at-AN
Delaware, Saturday, Oct. 9th.
Columbus, Saturday evening, Oct. 6th'
Col. John, HI. james, .-.....-
VIII speak at
4 Columbus Friday evening, Sept. 30
Hon. c. White Amos -Layman,
and M. ID. FOIIeti,
Will speak at 90. o.,
Beverly, Washington county, Friday oc-
tober 6th. 'sEAiAtEyI.- llBs}Ey
' Hon. Chas. FOlIett,
With Judge VAN TRUMP and others, will
speak at ~ > as a2 y -
waverly, Pike county, Thursday, Sep
tember 9th.
Circleyille, PicEaway county, satqq Saturday, I'd y,
Ghiillcothe, Friday, Sept. %. = 80 y = =
&. Low ensIeJn,
viii speak in German at a.,
Chillicothe, on Friday, Oct. 2sth6iI0lIB
Col. 8. 3. HsnIsIe. sad Tom. G.
Thurman,
VIII speak at---r ,ss5" HuitI 30 SIi1 ,di
Dublin, Franklin county, on Friday eve
Mug, Oct 9th.
Col. II. Ii. Wilson, Col. MuDgen
tgin and Hon. y. n. DIOOm,T \ .at
Will speakrat--s uii0 gdJ ,s l,pIs.H b5as.,
Van Vert. on Saturday, Sept. 29th.
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Judge ThurInnI

Judge Thurman -.>' q
will speak at ..,. .... '' '
Wooster, Wednesday, Oct Sd. ...
Cambridge, Guernsey county, Saturday,
Oct. 9th. 'n .l...-. rl.. Oh. ..J.i.ri ril.l .r
Marysville, Union county, Monday, Oct.
lst-with Col. S. S. Hepkle and C9l. WP'
Reid. -.. '...,T rr,i9l. p.,.,bi-.-q a.
Spring Valley, Green county, Saturday,
Sept 20Lh-with Col. S. S. Henkle. I.,.,I.
.n.U" 6roI n - H. R.,her ....r
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~ TTTT
~ Business done in the English and German
languages Special attention given 70 Colloctiona
Partitions, and bddhesb ID the Probate Court.
.ian3l-dIy 4i4f u Aii2nc blb-iir9s
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VxIOOLEN GOODS FOR BOYAi WEAR.
wv Also. Broadcloths Cassimeres, Satinettsy
Jeans, TWeeds, &C.. at popular prices ~ .l,..i
auail l. " Jff l1i7f5l s9iBAIN a SON. I
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Hon. VIM. II. Finch

: And others will speak at
Hillsboro, Highland county, Thursday,
Sept. 9th. ~ ,t-ni.t . .,r.-.r. -. D,
Chilllcothe, Ross county, Friday, Sept,
2Sth. qrnl s.f r.f tftgi -ul l,.. .g.... .r..
Urbana, Champaign county, Saturday,
Sept. 10Th. ~ g.. .- ... l.r, ..ir.l lu
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south High Street, Columbus, o.,
Take leave respectfully to tender their thanks to the
public for the liberal patronage best wed on their
establishment since its commeL cement, and TO as
sure their patrons that their efforts sha be to
render entire satisfaction, by making up garments.
warranted TO he from first class goods, by competent
ing, and shall continue tO do so, weekJ during the
season
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FRAAEua COvNTY OEMOCRATlc TICKET.

Tor PrO5at, JsiSgs-JoHN NJ. PUGH. ,l ~ -,
Prosecuting attorney TON II. MANN, -
CsSnty oommissfOner-JQHN G, EDWARDS.
Iafrmary DtrectOv-NEWTON GIBBONS
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Judge III. ,. Jewett

And others will speak at, .'..
Mansfield, Richland county, Saturday
Sept. 29th. HU ... ...l.. .r.. u,....
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few Hampshire Election.

An election for Governor and other
State officers, and for members to the
Legisture, took place in New Hampshire,
on Tuesday Of last week. The opposi-
ton had hsttered themselves that there
was so much detection and demoraliza-
ton in the Union ranks, growing out of
the Presidents late veto, and remarka-
BILE speech, that they could carry the
State. But they have met with an over
whelming defeat. The majority for Smith,
the Union candidate for Governor, is
about 5000; Lincoln's majority in 1864,
was $500. The Unionists have carried
all the councillors, nine of the twelve
senators, and will have a majority of one
hundred in the house, If the pro-slsyery,
rebeI-worshipping democracy can find any
consolation in such exhibits of public
sentiment, they are welcome to it. The
New Hampshire news was a wet blanket
to the Rhode Islsnddemocracy, who were
in State Convention when the returns
from the Granite State reached them
The news wa disheartening to them that
the Convention adjourned without max
ing nominations. They thought discre
ton the better plrt of valor.