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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29
SGeetInr of the District Commltseo.

Meeting of the District COmmittAo.
Atameeting of the Seventh Congresslon-
al Democratic Committee, held at London,
John G,Thompson was appolnted Chair
man, and John McGaffey Secretary. On
motion, the following named gentlemen
wereadded to the committees to act for their
several counties:
Madison CountS--JacOh Peetrey, James H.
Warner, w. w. Franklin.
Greene County-Joln- +. Eyler, Henry
Neyill, John Cheney.
Frankln County,. s. Shapard, W. r
Bgowrs Sam, y, Kile. rTIlYL5TTTAa
(TClaTke lOOadty4 y4Johh II! Thoniass Ei II
Banes, Wm, Reed,
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The Fire Yesterday mOrnIng-COO
.-t.ai,.,. shop BuEned.

At about half past one o'clock yesterday
morning, fire broke out in long frame
building used as alcooper shop, on West
Mound street across the canal. The build
ing belonged to John Miller, banker, and
was occupied by John Luts for cooper
shop. The fire is supposed to have been
caused by an incendiary, as none was used
about the building. rrrt srlTrj
The Fire Department with its three en-
gines, was promptly on the ground, but
owing to the combustible nature Of the
building and contents, the whole was con-
sumed. The efforts of the Department
were directed to moving the timber, slaves,
&c, In the yard adjoining, which were sue
cessful. irrT 20 l.. 5-sy ecg 81, .l- q
Mr.. .Lutz had an insurance Of about $4OO
on his tools and materials in the building,
which, he assures US, will not cover his
lOag. .-I -l"4.a i ttAH a.-.rF ..I .f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29
Ieina Partition Case. .

in the partition case of Levi Waggoner
against Sarah Waggoner and Others, about
seventy acres Of land situate In Washing
ton township in this county, and appraised
at S2,SOO, were yesterday sold attpublic sale
by Sheriff Domigan TO Asher Brand for
81 2225 one third cash, and, the balance IL
deferred payments Of one and two, years,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29
The Council ana the hoard Of Hsalth

The Council ana the Board Of Health.
o. The proposition Of Mr.. Armstrong, at the
last meeting Of the City Council to refer
the designations of the members Of the
Board of Health, to the Sanitary commit
tee Of the Council, and the proposition of
Mr.. Naghten to accept the designations of
the members of the Board, we're not with
drawn as inadvertently stated in our Coun-
ell report Of yesterday morning. "A vote
was taken upon Mr.. Naghten's motion, and
It was lost. The subject was then referred
to the Sanitary committee, as stated in the
report. 1am -'.raV 'ci 2 bgTnyi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29
HarIeII CHARITY IFund,

Mr.. Ross, Chairman Of the committee on
the Hare Charity Fund, made verbal re-
port at the last meeting Of the city Council,
asking further time In which. 10 make a fun
report, and stating that the money In the
hands Of the former committee having the
6lnd in charge, had been paid into the
County Treasury. The further time asked
for was granted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has be-
come so popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. Wins
lows. Please take notice that THE MRS.
wINsLow OF THE SOOTHING SYRUP
rs NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY 9TH
Err ARTICLE. iune4-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

This Is the time when, these articles are
IN great demand. Por asupply in a larger
or less quaptity, call at C, r. Phf's Glass
and Queensware store, No. 259 South High
street. Hehas large lot of jars, and can
supply inst those that are wanted. p He sells
at the lowest market price. Remember the
number-259 South High 7giiIuo I'M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

The negro who committed a murder near
Lansing, Michigan, last week, was taken
from the Jail at Mason, onthe night OF the
9Th, by mob and hanged. This did not
take place in the South, bear in mind. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

Glasses in bookkeeping, Penmanship,
Business Arithmetic, Telegraphy and Pho;
biography, will be formed to suit all who
desire to take'a course in the College ddrA
ing the vacation in our public schools.
Ladies Department beautifully fitted up
Cali and see for yourself. Ha"aA""'f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

q WE are not in favor of universal boast
ing IA system often employed by others)I Of
the celebrity of this or that medicine, and
we keep our praise until we have positive
knowledge of theyalue or virtue of an ar
ticle. 1t gives us pleasure, however, to
recommend to our readers DR.. G. w. Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. The Bitters, we know from
experience, give tone tothe stomach, aid
digestion and reinvigorate thecsystem, re-
storing shattered and broken down constl.
tations. There can be no better remedy
tor purifying the blood than the Purifier
and Blood Pills. 2lllOID 2S-d&w1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29
CoIumbu. PnbIic Sch oOIs.

an O. rCOluMDus fNf"OAtO SO"V"ySS.n -.
The next session of the PLbliclSchools Qf
this city will commence on Monday next,
Sept. 3.
'h An examination of teachers will take
place at the High School Building on FRI
day, the 3lst inst, commencing at o'clock
A.. M.
An examination of pupils for admission
to the High School will be held at the High
School Building on Thursday,the Both Inst,
commencing at o'clock A. M.
The teachers employed In the schools for
the coming year, are requested to meet at
the State Street Building, on Saturday, the
Ist prox., at 4 4o'clocI<IP. MIL TTTUC
m BY order Of the Board.
/" 29-d4t w. MITCHELL, Sup't.
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The Plre nenartment,

All the public cisterns in the city for the
use Of the Fire Department hayeabeenre-
Gently filed, The Department, with its
engines, hose, machinery, etc7 was never
in better order than at present. seort a3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

4 DIR! b. f. 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.1 jun7-dtf y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

saiIIersSnrg S1eeting yvifhdrnwn.
The meeting appointed for Millersburg,
Holmes county, on the 18th September, Is
withdrawn for the present. Hoiai sa5 hoiaJ
by order Committee. sIa'slg e I.i Z 1a'
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-nIED;l-

msdt nvia - iis 1au DIED ihqf b9e o.ur nj sIed3e
-,TURNER-9n Saturday. the 9sth instant. attli
and Sarah Turner, aged years and days.
The funeral win take place to-morro& (rhurSdsy)
afternoon at o'clock, from the residence Of the
parents, southeast corner Of Seiote and Walnut
streets The lends Of the famiIys Afe invited 10
attend without further noticSaaYID Z Z .vsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

THOSE persons who lsay they reside in
Columbus, and give out in the country
that the cholera is here, are either grossly
ignorant, or lie from interested motives. ~ u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

.scSSEeAIp NEA1 Dow has gone to Ire
land for bis health, and writes that he is
splckihg np.H The Nsao l0rIeans CFesceui
says he did deal OF that In Pensacola.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

; COLUMBUS is the cleanest city Of its size
In the West, and it has its reward. 1t is the
healthiest. eOlGWI.flA .sfJt .s.4 lI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

The "lobg month of August comes to
a close day after tomorrow. - 1'a"A1o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

WE have now once more warm weather
and sunshine for Opening the corn and and
other things. 3g .Egaa 13dIy boo 1rl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

THE "last rose of summer viii bloom
on Friday next. 'al =, ilaIf a''{ fj'.
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Nnecial Caution.

Now is the time to enter the Capital City
Business College. - y, an =, "'i % alig25-d1w I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.

1t is said "every dog has his day." but
dog-days will soon be over for this year..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29
The CIovoland Iaorse FaiI

saturday day was the last day Of the Horse
Fair st Cleveland. Dexter ButlefY "a and
Patchen were on the track. People went
away disappointed on h6CO6he o. the fleet
SAtlotaes Dexter, making 30 much slower
time than at Buffalo, there, having been
two minutes, eighteen seconds, while at
Cleveland his fastest time &as't%0 hiinates,
thirty-two and one-fifth seconds. '' ="
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CapIIaI CIV Iinsinioss college.

Now is the time to enter the Capital City
Business College. aug26-d1w
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Police C,o,.urt.

There were three cases disposed of be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning; y y "
= A female calling herself Frank williams,
for deporting herself In, male attire and
pilfering at the Town Street House, was
sent to prison for thirty days.ria \ AZ.
TwobOys, John Foley and Thomas Nc
Nally, for stealing bottled ale from a ped
ding wagon-a peccadillo of which they
had been guilty before--were sentenced 70
an ipearceEatiep Of twenty, days duration
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29
ERAMKLIM CuuNTY DEMOcRA1Ir TICEET.

Tor Probate JSdOs-JOHN N, PUGH. j. tEt
Prossoysisg dfterney- TON II. MANN.
O0sasv C6gpalissfcnss John G. EDWARDS,
Agsrme,y Director M NEWTOE GIBBONS, :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29

Now is the time to enter the Capital City
Bnsiness College. aug25-dlw
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.'1'gy!. : ,I...il nHn-r
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-05
The Southern AgricuIturist and the
Negro Mutually Dependo


1t is manifeatly to the Agricultural inter.
est of the South to use every means to render
the condition of the black man as comforta-
hle and happy as possible. And it Is the
resort Of folly, If not crime, to represent their
interests as conflicting, or that the white man
at the South seeks to Cypress Il negro. What,
in the condition Of the South, would ale do
without the native labor of the freedman
How could her land ba cultivated without
the onl y class of Agricultural laborers within
her borders d? TIE white man, the Southern
planter AID agricuturist, needs labor in order
to the efficiently productive cultivation Of the
soil. And the freedman needs employment.
Where are interests more mutually depend
ant that exist under such st coalition of
things? Is it not to the interest of each to
supply the other with the commodity needed
by each ? The white man reeds labor and
the black man needs employment And
there Is no class in the South, except the
class Of freedmen who can supply the demand
Of HE agricultural interest--aud no other
except the agricultural. which can supply
the demand Of the freedmen, which is en-
ployment. Seeing then that it is so mani
testify to the interest Of each to interer-
change commodities, how absurd and in
jurions is it to instii other than the kindest
feelings between the two races But this il
done by the radical press, which is constant
ly procaiming that the Sonth seeks to op-
press the black man and render his position
one of continued ignorance. servitude and cp-
preston. The South is sufficiently wise and
awake to her own necessities, to be aware
that fcur million of her laboring population
are not to be displaced and supplied with
similar class in day by an equal influx of
emigrants. And although the system of la
Dor now prevalent excludes that absolute
control which she has heretofore exercised
over it. still she is sufficiently convinced that
it is her wiSest policy to make the best use
of it which its condition allows, and to do all
abe can tn encourage and foster it. For
without it her fields would soou become
forests, and the rich staples which she has
furnished the country, and which enter into
the basis Of the commerce Of the world would
no longer be the crown and glory of her gen.
srous soil. The prosperity, therefore, of
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-05
FROM the Lynohburg Republican
OUR HAILRoAD,


Your remarks ON the Railroads on, Sunday
were Of a character to claim the appreciation
of yonr readers. But you have suggested
no remedy Complaints against the admins
tration of Col. Owen are such as to pre-
olude the probability of his recollection
Much is uttered in opposition to she CONSOLE
dalton of the Virginia g Tennessee Railroad.
with the Southside Railroad, by which Gener-
al Malone would become president
l ask, as citizen and tax payer of Lynch
burg, for the nomination of President OF
the Virginia b Tennessee Railroad, who bas
capacity, and is willing to take thai npor-
tant position.
I am advised the General Mahens has, in
the management Of the roads over which he
prssides, secured the confidence of capitalists
and can obtain means to any amount to make
the whole road from Bristol TO Norfolk, and
to complies the Cumberland Gap Railroad.
frem which the State of Virginia would en-
Joy trade to and from the Ohio River. In
the absence Of q character more worthy of
confidence. who will undertake the manage
msnt of the Virginia s. Tennessee Road, I
regard the consolidation an imperative neees-
sity,
Xol7ra n
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Elonn: Won 8lsinarck

! d few days We shall give condensed
account If C2uut Carour translated from All
agslcIs by Signor F. Petrucslil de la Gattina
il ,he Mercantile Journal To-day from the
Sane paper we oondeuse an account Of Count
cJ,1 bismarck under the same caption-men
cf tls day.
Bismarck has been for some time Prussia
enj Prussia is Bismarck. Tenacious, energet-
l., aLa disdainful of public opinion. and with
fsw scruplea as to means necessary to success,
he has forced his country and King to enter
upon the line which has been followed with
such porsistency. lie has lad the whole
world against him. Success has made him
sreac man. Defeat would have rendered him
1,1.uious. But Notwithstanding his Success
to- mass dislike him for his hautness. his
cseroaaring attitude. his cavalier style of
creating the representatives of the country,
aad his contempt for loyalty. He di4trusted
the patriotism and intelligence of His country
Zen, and hence they cherish raneor and
openly desire lis downfall Bismarck has
be:n compared TO Cavour, but it Is difficult
to trace the points Of resemblance. The one
has but little of the liberal about him, despi-
sing thu legality of the country so for as to do
without its aid, holding that the people are to
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Yours.
Cholera Reports.

Nashville, October mime deaths from
cholera occurred here to day, and six desths
from other causes.
Philadelphia, Oct Yesterday thirty-eight
new cases Of cholera were reported 70 the
Board OF Health. The apparent vegaries of
the disease lie mostly, We think, ia the neglect
Of physicians to report their cases fully each
day.
Camden, N. J.--rhs cholera ia pretty severe
In Camden. number of fatal cases having
occurred within fow days past
San Francisco October a.--Cplss Bashferd
has been elected to Congress from Arizona by
q majority Of thrss hundred. =
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The pacsae

San Francisco, Oct. 8.-Dates from China
to July Is, say the rebels In the Province of
Yang-Chow are mnch more formidable than
was supposed Every leader sent again,t
them except one had met with defeat. In
one battls the younger brother of the Yiceroy
lost 1000 Enfield relies. and out Of 1905
cavalry engaged, only 100 escaped; and the
fate of the infantry is supposed to have been
no better
The steamer Orizaba FROM Columbia River,
brings S297 900 in treasure.
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Loss of Appetite, and eensequsnt Lassitude
and debility. shows that the syatem requires
tonic. To press food upon a person labor
ing under this is like putting fresh ceal up ID
an almost exha9stless fire TO remedy this
sillaent the system must be brsesd up, and
for this there Is nothing that can be eompar-
ed with MARSDENS .CALISAYA TONIC.
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Southern agriculture, aud all the interests
linked with 1t, and that Of the freedmen, are
now bound up in a common destiny--the
we'll being of the one ia linked with that of
the other
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GENERAL NEWS
Cnnneeficnf

Hartford. Conn. Tuesday. Oct. ave
have returns from ops-thlrd tf the town cleo
tons of yesterday. The Democrats and Con-
servatives have made decided gains over the
Republicans.
In Glastonbury. Simsbury, Somers, Middle
ton, Canton, CRANKY, &C., where strict poiiti-
cal tests were made, the Republicans wore
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-05

London, October s.--The money market Is
quiet. Consols for money sos. American
6ecurties--The following are the quotations
Of American securities Erie Shares, sat :
Illinois Central Shares. 7a raited States
Fiye-twentlec, Tot.
New York Oct. five fresh cases of
cholera were reported in this city yesterday.
Burial permits ion seven cholera dead were
i,sr,ei during the same time.
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DIR. GARDNER.
rfoa&satv OF LONDON, EasIAED, ]

lFoa*sRLy OF LONDON, EaaLAED,l 4:
oCtfttsT AND AURIsT, OPERATOR ON PaE
EYE AND Earl
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Nos3sik,
that be will be at the Atlantic Hotel on THURSDAY,
October ath, aud remain until tuesday, che Oh,
aad again on Friday, November sotk. to Taesfa3
December 4th. After that time moatAly, Of
which due notice will be given.
once Hours from 0 A. NJ to p. NJ.
And can be consulted on DEAL NEGS,
NOISE IN THE HEAD. CATARRH. DE-
CHARGES from the EAR, SCALES 10 the
EAR, ACCUMULATION OF WAX M
TUE EAR, OBSTRUCTION OF THE EUS-
TAcHIAN TUBE, and all Acute o. Carsssss
Diseases OF the EAR ana AIR PASSAGES.
FIPIoIAL BYHs
Inserted without PAIN. and perfectly FssembsiHs
the natural eye Operations tbz. CATARACT,
sTRABfsMUs or CROSS EYE, Arssasasi r.pA,
&C., skillfully performed, and all disss.s Of tho
EYE AND EAR,
treated, and every operstiea 10 Aatsl and o..
thalmie Surgery, perfbrmed by IS
CTOR GARDNE
Principal Office, 81 West Fostista street, Aey
York. lg'
49, For reference Testimonials, sc, send tasr
CIRCULAR.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS 3
The Louisville Journal says: 1.-THE testimeaiai,
which Dr.. Gardner presents to til public could
never have been obtained, except BY the display
Of great skill and learning In his profession. One
thing esp ecially commsndabs Ia the DOetorss,
practice is, that he will not attempt an iacurahlc
disease for thesaks of fes bat frankly tells the
patient whether be can be cured OF not. We cheer
falyreeommend Dr. Gardner 10 the attsntion Of all
our friends who may be suffering from disease It
the eye or ear. a
Tbs Richmond Tlmss says. We have no Ss.;t..
ton In saying that DR.. Gsrdnss 10 the most ssieu
tito and successful eye aad ear spIge b thfs
country. 49,, | /.
DR.: aardnsr's treatment Of the eye end ear
10 wonderful = AsoAgsspd k.qsisr.
We fssl justified in recommending DR. dsrdasf
to those suffering from diseases of The eve sud
ear" -Riehmead Wig. =
I'VE can safely and cordially recommend Ds. =.
Gardner, who will fulfill all he undertakes to peg
Observation-Disclosures Clipper. -
The New Orleans true Delte SAYS: rye can
safely recommend DR.. Gardner 40 successful on
srator on the eye and ear. He will not 1ndeetaks
10 treat case unless a cure eau be effected.
one OF the most successful Oculists and Aurists x
the country. We advise those suffering frosa he
diseases OF the eye and ear to consult him."
Sc l6-DWtf fE.
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NEWS BIZ THE ATLANTIC TELE.
GRAPH.
Commercial Adyices

Liverpool. October s---Cotton. The msrke
for Cotton is firm. Middling uplands ar
quoted at l5d The sales to day aggregat
10000. .-A .tttt tJ.t .tft :
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AMERICAN GENfUS'

Our readers hilstFeadinR In oar coIutons H.
advertisement of th. selebFstsd Chickering's. can,
not fail to observe With A4xS{a6 Of nstionsi oriSs
to what extent the lrtiSHS 3iHs Of piano msnss.s.
turs America has becales sfAsaous. The Arm Of
Chiekering Son, Is the only truly sAmeriesu
piano firm Of importance inthis country. Whss
wcthsrefors see that notwithstanding The 1T
meuse composition of4ofsiga piano mrk eys sstSh.,
hshed here men like Thalbqrg: Jsel. GottsehsiF.
DsMeyer. Strsekosch; Poz6ansti, WhelI. s4d
many others endorse the great superiority osths
Chicksring instrument over all Others, Ne ssnnot
bat well fesl battered at the idea, that Americas
genius In objects of art as well 90 those Of prae
teal utilitv 10 on the brilliant road to fame tread
Ing on the heels of old EUROPEAN prio itF. si q
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CTORE FOR REM Being about to
- remove to No. l, Main street, We offer for
Raut the Store No. 90 Baak street, occupied by
~ WILSON + Wake,
octl No. 40, Bank at.
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THE ASSESSMENT,

There's tbs city tax, and the County tax
ard the State tax, and Confederate tax, and
gsneral taA ard special tax aud church tax
sr.a charity tax, sad tax in kind, and tax,
n1snkind, and She's tag, and head tax, and
sat taz, and spsculator tag in general and
taay scrousc man hard aud they scrouge a
H
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nIRECT from the Factory. Our stock is now
- very attractive, and embraces tbs Lates.
Styles se?8
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Louisiana.

Baltimore, Oct, s.--Ths Fifth District
Democratic Convention met again to-day, in
this city, and after some twenty-five ballots,
Frederick Stone, of Charles County, received
the nomination, Mr.. Harris, the sresent mem
Der, was dropped, after the twentieth ballot.
It is reported that his friends are determined
to run Mr.. Harris as an Independents candi-
date
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defeated aud every one Of these towns was
gained to the Democrats and Conservatives
Petroleum In Indiana 1
Oil was struck this morning at depth on
about 1900 feet by an artesiau well In this
vicinity. M
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Augusta, Ca, Oct. a.-Large numbers @
freedmen continue to leave the State for ta
Mississippi Valley, induced by offers Of high
er wages and desire for change. Whit
labor Ia 10 demand