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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
lE IuE PRORAnE EDIIRT


On MONDAY, February 10, 1868 between the
hours OF ~ NJ. and T.. NJ, on the premises two
miles east Of the town of Miamisburg will be sold
TO tho highest bidder the following real estate as
the property of John Friday deceased, situate in
tho county OF Montgomery and State Of Ohio VIZ :
Out-lots numbers one and two George J..
Dc0kert's plat OF out-lots, in section 49, town 4
range NJ RS, which plat is duly recorded In
Montgomery County records, plat book A, page ea.
Los NO. containing six acres, and lot No. con
tanning 1ve acres more or less Also the following
beginning at the ), w. corner of section 10, toWn1
range siA, M. RS; thence n. 4 degree E, 10 rods
aud IL links To stone for n corner; thence N. 66L
degrees, H. rods tO n stone for corner; thence s.
u degree, w 10 rods and 10 links 20 a stone for a
corner; thence s. G6k degrees W. 8 rods 70 the
place OF beginning, containing half acre Also
the following Lying In section 49, town o. range
M RPS, beginning at the north east corner of
section Js, &c; thence N. 6sk degrees u. 4M
chainBi thence s. \ degree w 310 chains to tho
middle Of the road thence N s2il degrees W. S75
ohAlnsi thence n. \ degree II. liz chains TO the
place OF beginning. containing seventy Ave hun
dredtbs Of an acre us 100 Acre)
ALI TO be sold as an entire tract and free Of
dover. Said property has been appraised free of
dover AZ 81 40 and can not sell for loss than two
thirds OF the appraised value thereof
TERMS-One- third cash on day of sale; one
third in Dne, and one-thrd in two years thereafter
deferred payments 10 he secured by mortgage on
tho premises, and TO bear interest from date.
gSE-gs-s ELIAS GEBIIART, Administrator.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. Jan20-4tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
GLOW D -.

Alexanders (Genuine) Kid Glove, Childreni
Gloves, Buck, Seal and Cashmere Gloves and
Mitts, Silk and Cloth Gloves
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

Send for Illustrated Price Last OF Instrume ent sand
Catalogues OF New Music. Address orders 7Nl N
- - iu u.Yu H.l-- O.JyWILLARD,
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer, Mo- b4T
Broadway, New York. h. fll.'T'..I Jyisdly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
WITHOUT A RIVAL!
d. rHI ll gu H...rU ..l ..r. i. Ia.-
And justly deserves the reputation Il has 80 long en-
Ioyedin Central America and the West Indies. p,
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And lts attendant train OF sym IL acts moro like
.AOHARM than medicine. There IL nothing in the
whole range Of Matepia Medica that can for moment
bear omparson withit In this disease. ' 'lIII z
Gull aceoupt0f this wonderful plant may be found
IN the eleventh edition Of the United States Dispens-
atory, paees 1887 and 1898. II 'IIT7 = ~
A series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has Just been brought to success.
ful termination, and be il now enabled 10 oar to the
tonies, the whole preserved in the best oteitv OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he 10 conf.
dent has equal In the world ~
He htfurnish volume or certlheatae but the
public have long since learned TO such thn
by their te value The safest pian is for eyery one
to tesdor himselfths virtues OF new medicine.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

Tho distinguished Rebs., Hon. =. Benja.
min, Mrs. and Mr.. Beverly Tucker, and
George n. Saunders, are In London. Jacof
i. Thompson is also there. ....
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
DOMESTIC GOODS.

American Bleach Muslins. English Bleach Muslins
Very Fine, Brown Muslins, Can. flannels,
Checks, Ticks and Stripes, Linen and Cot
ton Sheetngs 1914 Bleach and Brown
"a Pillow Case Muslins.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01

The town of Niagara Falls has been
mulcted In a suit for damages Of 81, 800 for
tho action of mob in burning down a
house of III fame. II is proper law which
makes towns responsible for mobs they do
not suppress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25

lendation the order and attention every
y ,here manifest, thanks to the indefatlgable
forts of the President and other members
f the Olentangy Park Association. Col.
)lmsted, especially, discharges the arduous
uties devolving on him, with an Impair
lality and exactness which have won
words of praise from all who have heard
his decisions and observed his ruling. One
thing is certain, If fair race is ran any
where in the United States it is the Olen-
-tangy Park. The Association deserves, and
should receive, the encouragement of the
public in their efforts to offer them charce
to see, without any Objectionable accom-
paniments, the noble sports of the turf.
To the Secretary and other gentlemen
who have aided our efforts to obtain fair
and correct reports Of the meeting, we re-
turn our thanks, hoping that at the Fall
Meeting we may again find them all at their
posts, with as good, If not better prospects
OF sport before them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
hoard OF Trade of the City of Co.
Iumbus 90 I.tt5a
Cyor IrAtufra Junn % 1QRR

At a meeting of citizens of Columbus.
called for the purpose of organizing a
Board OF Trade for the citygof Columbus,
O. p. L. Butler was appointed Chairman,
ahds James M. Comfy was appointed Sec
retary.
A. certificate Of incorporation, which,
with the incorporators, will be foundin
another article in this pa per, was discussed. j
Mr.. Theo. H.. Butler moved to amend the
name of the, Board, by adding the words
"and Franklin county," so that it would
read Board Of Trade of the city of Column
bus and Franklin eountyH' inthe certificate
OF incorporation, as the name to be borne
by the corporation. After being fully dis
cussed by Gen. Wright, DIR. Coulter and
Messrs. Forsman, Gray, G. p. J.. Butler,
Platt, Theo. II. Butler, Thompson, and 9TH
ers, Mr.. Butler withdrew his proposition,
and the certificate was adopted without
change. ~Eag @L-e.
A letter from William Smith, Secretary
ofthe Cincinnati Merchants Exchange, was
read.
Mr.. j. G. Thompson moved that COM
mi6bee of five be appointed to file the C,r-
tlfcate, draft Bylaws, and take charge of
the business of OrganiZation-the COM
rhittee to reportat a meeting to be called
by, them when prepared to- report
Adopted. ho0JdmnIl u1YopaT73
The Chair appointed as said committee,
Messrs. j. G.. Thompson, C. S. Dyer, Z. L,
Shedd, A. Wilson andJ. NJ Comfy. 7.aG'
Adjourned, to meet at call Of the COM
Inittee. G, p. l.. BUTLER, Chm.
j. NJ. Comfy. Sec'Y. ----- - ---- /
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.Pr6bnte Oonrt.

The following is among the most import
ant business Transacted at the Probate
Court of this county during the week end
Ing Saturday, June 23d:
Andrew Carter was appointed ,Adminis-
traitor Of William Evett, late Of Brown
township, deceased. Bond $500. ID.
Robert L. Stimmel was appointed AdE
ministrator Of Abraham Stimmel, late OF
Hamilton township, deceased. Bond $4,000
Mary Ann Hixon was appointed Admin
istratrix OF Lorenzo D. Hixon, late Of Nor
wich township, deceased. Bond $500.
j. william Baldwin was appointed Ad-
ministrator of Bathsheba Lazelle, late Of
Columbus, deceased. Bond $4,000.
The last will and testament Of Anthony
Barrett, late of Montgomery township, dc,
ceased, was admitted to probate and rec
ord. so, q - ,gni, 70 gsb dj6e
John g. Miller was appointed LExecntol
of the above named will. No bond requir.
ed to be given. io5l =. .ii, 3 IN '',' " .3'
There were but ten marriage licenses is
sued during the week, as follows: on Tues
day, six Wednesday, one; Thursday, two
and on Saturday one.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
sieze tbe Golden Opportun,I,Iv

Z Those who believe in the wise old maxim
of taking time by the foreIock, will do weIl
to look at the advertisement of Messrs.
Stebbihs, Towne &Oos in this paper, and
lose no time ~ calling at their establish
'ment No.5l Gwynpe Block, corner Of
Town and Third streets. Here will be
found, as will be seen by the advertise.
ment, an extensive and well selected stock
ofdry goods Of every conceivable variety,
from which choice can be made. These
goodswiihbe offered for q brief period al
wholesale prices andathOse, therefore, who
wish to save money by purchasing cloth.
Ing and furnishing goods at cheap rates
| should siezs the golden opportunity now
offered to lay in supply, gniugoa ge.r,'t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
Board of County OommissIoner,

SATURDAY, June 23.-Board met. Pres
ent the three Commissioners.
The report of the vlewers-Jacob Slyh,
Thos. Deems and Alexander Shaddoek- on
road in Perry township, petitioned for by
j. NJ. Thomas and others, was received and
filed, and will lie over till the next quarter
ly meeting of the Commissioners, on the
first Monday in September next. The
viewers award, as compensation or dam
agesin consequence Of opening said road,
to 2. Everett, $3.50, and to John S. Hender-
son, $40. They report in favor Of the es-
tablishment Of said road. Foh E..'
The following bills were allowed by the
Commissioners 5lI sr3g, ,yoq a..- ,e.
Siebert e. Lilley, blank books for Au.
ditor,s Office, s29.75; Columbus Cabinet
Co., chairs for same, s21 crisis newspaper
forpublishing noticeof proposals for build.
ing wing to the County Infirmary, 81
John Rohletter, for painting, -.
The Board adjourned till Monday, Junt
ORth .JHS f3lAa -ili ..l. ~ .hHl.t Ft
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LlThalFire Lnst Might.

At about nine o'clock last evening, an
! alarm Of fire was sounded from the Engine
House on Gay street. The frame stable in
therear oftbe Eagle House on the northwest
corner of Rich and Pearl streets, aud be-
longing to that property, which is owned
Iby Judge Thurman, was found to be on
fire. The three Steam Fire Engines were
promptly on hand, and poured such streams
d of water upon the burning structure that
the fire was soon extinguished. The stable
or barn was nearly or quite destroyed, but
little other damage was done. The loss to
Judge Thurman is probably about $3.50 or
$500. 1t was doubtless the work Of an in
..,1.a... 1T H..'.. TIF ..f "Ha'fjtrfT 'r
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No. DEL.

Total Delegatess., .''.'.@..'...!'' lls
You will also, at the same time and places,
a1oot ono Delegota from, eocb warH and
~ ~ - n,ts"s : o. Cn.c-oa.,onoI - 60
Township W a'Venu" Nonsieeeloh"l Son-
Vention to nominate a candidate for Con-
press In this (7th) Congressional District.
Also ot tbe same time and nIaces. elect
4A,oo, ~ Vno So ~. waNa 80 no1,,.,
one DelegaIe iron eaou @lu anu Ao"n-
ship to attend Judicial Convention to
nominate a candidate for Common Pleas
T,,dc,o for tbis lst,s> .tTudin,oI I);strjct
Us ~ On-' w. 1I'Se %-,s,~ a." IT,,
Hhe time ana places Oh hoiuiig Che Oon-
gressional and Judicial Conventions will be
announced hereafter,
Aod ,vbereos5 onr lata stota Corven.
1A"U .""oio"o W" w 1
tlon UNANIMOUSLY adopteu tne following
resolutions: l 4at
9. Pesolped That the one great ouestion
of7the daV n the irnnaediats ,lneond ndlltionni
,,estoration of ali the States b he erercise of
t6ei5 riobts ,oithin tbe Federol TTnio ,tndSr hi
TnnstiCtion. and that wewiIl cordiaiiv and
actively SUPPORT Andrew johnson. AZ Pres
ident Of the limited States. in ali neees-
sary and proper means to carry out his
nolicv as directed Ia that ana and esneci-
aily in securing immediate representation
in the Senata and Uonse nj Ranresentafiyss.
to the the % eIeuen & States % from w which n is nov
Observation-Disclosures and arhitrar,lv with.
held unless on Ike ieSradio@ dec cor3;t;on % Of
In nfer;oritU In the linton and nj negro
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The Arson case.

The preliminary examination in the case
of VIM. Holmes, charged with arson, in
setting, or causing to be set on fire, the
buildings burned some time since, on North
High street, came before on the Mayor on
Saturday morning. The following counsel
appeared in the case-Messrs. Rankin,
Chittenden and Horace Wilson for the pros
e,ution, and Messrs.. Henkle and DeLany
for, the defendant. Some forty witnesses
were summoned in the case. The Mayors
office was crowded with curious and eager
spectators and listeners. After making
some progress in the examination of wit
nesses on the part of the prosecution, the
case. was continued till this Monday
morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25

Mr.. Ed. LAUF has Areopened'a new Hat
Store, No. 220 South High street, next door
north of F. Ullman's Book and Periodical
store. The many former patrons Of hiss
while on Town street. will accept his
warmest thanks, and as many new ones
who may call. He invites all to come and
see the latest styles of Hats, Caps, &C.
at EASTERN prices. IA continuance of
former patronage is respectfully solicited.
Special attention will be, given to repair
ing ggSylp.dsm az p%Es Y IJg v I'D. 1Auv.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
Az, AN OLD y PIONEERS SONG.

Just 6efore Adjournment an old Pho
neer, Levi Pinney, of Worthington, was
called on fora song. He cameforward and
stated in substance that soon after he first
came to the place where Worthington is
now situate, Col. James Kilbourne, himself
and two others, were selected to cut down
the first two trees. Col. Kilbourne and
3 Mr.. Pinney were to fell one, and the other
two, the, other tree. Kilbourne and Pin
ney's tree was the first to fall. This event
took place May 10, 1903, which Mr.. Pin
ney, though not protesting to be a poet, has
: commemmorated in some humorous stan
zas. These he sang before the Association
in a full clear voice, and was cheened at the
Nclose, with round Of hearty applause. +
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LOCAL N Il w -.


Gentlemen having business to transact,
inwhich the aid Of q banking house Is re-
quired or desired, arerespeetfully referred
10 Messrs. Bailey, Thompson & Co, whose
card appears in another column. In the
multifarious and often responsible and in
tricate business pertaining to large and ex-
tensive dealings in their vocation, those
gentlemen, from their known, integrity,
ability, tact and experience, have secured
character that may well entitle them to pub
lie confidence. Their house is at 274 South
High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
PIc,nIc and sam

Itseems from an advertisement Up apothT
er column, that something is to be done on
tile Fourth ofaJuly by individual enter
prise, Messrs A, Wagner and 9. Boehmer
will give a grand picnic at Stewards Grove
during the day and a grand ball at Wen
gers Hall in the evening. At the picnic,
every requisite arrangement WILDE made
for the entertainment and diversion of yis7
itors, Including patriotic Fonrth-of-July
speeches. For both picnic and ball, the
music will be furnished by Hemmersbach's
well known band, with its full complement
of members and Instruments. o. t' oj hlf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
Democratic County Convention.

To THE DEMOCRACY OF FRANKLIN COUNTY
You are notified and requested to meet al
the usual places of holding elections, on
Saturday. June 3Oth, to elect Delegates to
attend County Convention at the City
Hall, on Monday July I'd, at II O'Clock a. H.,
for the purpose of nominating one candi-
date for Probate Judge, one Prosecuting
Attorney, one County Commissioner, one
1nfirmary Director, and to do such other
business as may be necessary.
The Townships will meet from 3 to G
o'clock P. NJ, the Wards from to 9o'clock
p. NJ to elect Delegates, as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
NEWS AND OTHERWISE.

.
GOLD closed in New York on Saturday
evening at 1929. Htf a..' no". =
ARRANGEMENTS haveubeen made for the
right kind Of Fourth of July Celebration
or f3ncvr1nst D@H - ~ 9Hn 90 ;nTH'o
az Du0y rus .SE BioTG
A sPEcuLAToR who had purchased 30,00C
muskets surrendered by Lee, sold them te
the Canadians for double their original
cost. io ogt 10 ..o-ed', tad i5,.t T't-..,, -, q
A YOUNG lady in Tennessee, Miss Clara
Hopkins, while riding In a carriage, was
kicked in the head BY the horse and IN
stantly killed.. TejGi sm9g 5S .vol .hs-
In Greenvllle, Pa, young man named
Cunningham, fell from the tower OF the
new Lutheran church, s. feet without
sustaining any material injury. l5.l1o ne.
TH6DDKUs STEVENS proposes to tax the
people of the United Statestwenty millions
of dollars to put down the civil war in
Mexico, while he declares our own civil
war i not ended. Would it not be better
fort physician 70 first heal himself:
AWATcz factory, with capital Of $50
000. is being started az Elgin. Illinois. forty
miles west Of Chicago. Most Of the stock
h0Ifses have hitherto been workmen in the
American Wa5eh Factory at WaItham,
Masz- They expeet To make sixty watches
per day.
THE Democracy OF Crawford county hay
pus in nomination the following popular
and excellent ticket: For Probate Judge,
james Clements; Auditor. Samuel Hoyt;
Recorder, F, N. BOwyer; 3 Commissioner,
John Burgbacher; Coroner, James w or
den. This ticket win receive such a ma
jority as will 9astpnish, the Disunionists
everywhere. rIi - t,a.l D.aYa % Il
THE Csfclsp7s Democrat says, that alta
picnic In Madison township, Pickaway
county, last week, there were present -four
generations of the Perfill fanily-Mrs.
Petrill, widow Of the late Nathan Perrill,
her children, Hon. A. L. Perrill, 2, II. Per-
rillf ESQ., and Mrs. Catharine Moore, a
number Of grandchildren, and a great
grand child. ''''i 'iI
THEfE Is to'bea d grMia reunloG8f sol
disrs at Marietta 70 on the. Fourth Of July,
and the committee have invited the FOL
loving orators for the occasion: Governor
Coz, Gov. FaircRild, of1Wisconsin, Gen. O.
o.-fiowstd, Cen! r. b. Hayes, Gen! Duval,
Gem Noyes, and Gen, B. r, Cowen:,, ,Judar
ing from Appearances at this distance, the
affaifwiIl be enothiDg1mofeu nOrless than h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
SDeCinI OnuIIOn.

Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup has be-
come SO popular that various parties have y
put out articles calling them Mrs. Wins
lows. Please take notice that THE MRS.
WINsLOW OF THE soOTHINGSYRUP
TSNoT CONNECTED WITH ANY 9TH
Err ARTICLE. june4- d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
Board OF Trade of the City of COlum
/ Fl.i l.. ..,H bus. -r .EF I.... .,


The certificate for the Incorporation of
this Association. was filed in the office of
the Secretary of State on Saturday last,
June 20. The objects of the Association
are to promote integrity and good faith,
just and equitable principles of business
to discover aud correct abuses, to establish
and maintain uniformity in commercial
usages, to acquire, preserve and dissemi-
nate valuable business statistics and infor-
nation, Ito prevent or adjust controver-
sizes and nisunde derstandings which may arise
between persons engaged in trade, and gen
orally to fostert protect and advance the
commercial, mercantile and manufactur-
ing interests of the citypH3 BE- yriyif-e nc
The corporators are gentlemen residing
and doing business in the City of Columbus.
Their names are; m ~. ..i.'' .'. y. 10
A. Kelley, ID. S. Gray, G. s. Dyer. J. NJ.
Comfy, w. A. Neil, E. Z. Shedd, VIM. A.
Gill Jr., Geo. w. Huffman, C. p, L. Butler
TheO. II, Butler, James Patterson, w. j.
Fell, Luther Donaldson, John Miller, S. S.
Riekly, A. j. Ryan, II. j. Rushmer, G. w.
Douty, d. w. III. Day, r. E. Coyle, Cyrus Z.
McCOmbs, Jno. B. Peters, J. A. Hutchinson.
j. III. McColm, II. Bancroft, Carl N. Ban
croft, T. r.. Carpenter, N. B. MARBLE, VIM.
Richards, f. NJ. Holmes, Jared FOrsman,
Jno. G. Thompson, E. a. Fitch, Richard
Nevins, Z. g. Field, J. G. Neil, r. D. Har-
rison, Geo. B. Wright, j. NJ. & w. West
water, Randall q Aston, r. +. Champion,
w. r. Thrall, I'll. H.lKimball, w. H. Akin,
VIM. p. Reed, A. p, Griffin, F. C. Sessions,
VIM. A. Platt, James Lindsey, Startling
Loving, J., J.. Gill, Jr- Thos. Robinson, G.
w. Gill, J.L. Gill, Sr, Andrew Wilson, Jr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25

Hon. william Allen, Hon. Geo, Fl. Pen
dleton, Hon. C. L. Vallandigham, General
Go. W. Morgan, Hon.. Hugh J!Jewett,
Hjn. GA. White, Col. Geo. W. McCook,
ID Others have been invited to address the
meetinggoi'G' rod Iut Ha 9hHi ui
By order.l JOHN G.. THOMPSON, 'd
% o|i . 22,f .rr Chm Dem, State Cen. Com.
CD. BEAM, Secretary. 5,io1cm se7 n
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The CAPITAL Cry BUSINESS CoLLBoE of
fers unequaled facilities for acquiring d
Thorough and practical knowledge Of Book
keeping, Pennanship, Business Arithme-
tic, Telegraphy and Photography. Call
and see for YOURSELF address
, M. H. X RRYAN
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st. Inhn,s nnv-nInsonlc ricnio.


Yesterday Sunday, June 24th) was st.
Johns day, an anniversary frequently eel
ebrated by the Masonic fraternity. But as
1t came this year on Sunday, the Masons OF
Mechanicsburg, Champaign county, invlt-
ed their brethren Of that and the neighbor-
ing counties TO grand picnic and celebra-
ton on Saturday last. We understand that
a number of outside visitors were also in
vited, but whether members of the press
were invited weudOs net know, and have
not taken the pains to inquire. 1t was,
however, as we learn ftomta a gentleman, Of
this city, who was present, q splendid fete,
and most gratifying reunion, worthy the
occasion and the fraternity.T~,
. Representatives from the Masonic bodies
Of this city, including avery full delega-
ton from the Mount Vernon Encampment
Of knights Templar, left the depot in this
city at X o'clock on, Saturday morning,
and arrived at the depot in Mechanicsburg
at about 10 O'clock. Here they were well
coined by the MechanicSburg Lodge, and
saluted by large deputations from the Roy
| al Arch Chapter Of London, Ohio, and
from Lodges at that place, and at Delaware,
Marysville, Urbana, Springfield and other
places. .1r1 III Bzl aIaBr
!, Themost ample and perfect arrange
ments had been made by the Mechanicsburg
brethren. for the reception of their visitors
AMI tor the festivities and ceremonies of
the day. After little unavoidable delay,
procession was formed, and marched in
fine order, preceded by band Of music, to
Bakers Grove, about q mile northwest Of
Mechanicsburg. The procession, with che
several bodies in full regalia, and with their
various insignia and emblems, made grand
display, and everything was conducted in
the utmost harmony and good order, 20
Arriving at the Grove, the assembly was
disposed around platform, ornamented
with eYergreens and numerous character
istic notices, devices and embiems. At
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25

Our thanks should several days since
have been rendered to Mr.. A. GoRToN,
General Agent of Adams Express, for one
OF the new nickel five cents. It's neatand
convenient -l-nL 80 llh ILLN L.Ei- w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
Rnah Ru

Rush Run Coal and Iron Company.
Certificate of incorporation filed in the
Office ofSecretary of State, June %. Capt.
tai stock, $5OO,OOO, divided into shares Of
$500 each Place of business to be Rush
Run, in Warren township, Jefferson coun-
ty Ohio ..... aaa IH .if +f 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25
Remember the Meeting TO-mOr-
or row Evening. .t-,,

Be sure to attend the Democratic Meet
ing tomorrow evening at 116.o'clock at the
West Front Of the State House. There will
be something said about the Presidents
vetoes and protest against the Republican
State platform, DEl t''i 'ill 'i.l- WY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-25

DIR. B. T. BERKLEY, having returned to
the city, may be consulted at his office, on
North High street. nearly opposite Desh-
ler's Bank, all hours during the day, when
not professionally engaged. jun7-dtf