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FANCY GOODS, CLoTHTNG. ETC



FANNY oooDs'
RIBBONS
Boots and Shoes,
by
8. WITKOWsKI & CO.,
Sf'''''''''''''''m street,. ',..'..S7
BETWEEN PoYDRAs AND LAFAYETTE.
Country Dealers will find Stock of the above named
Goods complete and desirable Asst has
,-r,,- r,o,,.---, .-,.,.-, -.
0HHN poo'hi slNoE The FALL IN PRICES,
We can sell at
tAah Inc usual prices for the same Goods
...-
''' s'''A 's'0's purchasing ELSEWHERE
S wlIKowsKI 4 Co,
CT Magazine street
TT WHITAKER
IA Eooo,m 4u...
BLACK AND coIoRED SILKS,
PLAID STRIPED AND SOLID,
NgRISos, pFL,ArNEs
JoUYIN's KID GLOVES,
HANDkkhoHlEFs,
- HOSIERY, ETC,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MOURNING GOODS.
AS an to customers we shall oeE Now Stock
At the
- MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
JACKSON STORE
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That this Btters Alcoholic Rum or Whisky
and cannot make Druukards but is the Best
Tonic in the World.
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DR. j. WHITES INSTITUTE


The FIRST aim Of human beings happiness happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
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SALE DE La CHAMBRE DU SENAT,
Jeudi. 10 mars 1866.
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DR. DE ANDKIEs
PURE
sARSAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention of the Public City Country Trade Is
spectfuLy called to the introduction of the
sarsaparIIIa BitteFB,
The Pleasant valuable that has benin.
oduced in this country The trade in general be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fatjo, Marks & Co, 43, As and At New Levee street.
Griffin Porch 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulss street.
Ell. Hart Co, 73, rs and II Tohoupitoulas street.
L. Basset cor. Gravier and Tehouptouss streets,
F. Avet Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John 7. Moore cor. Poydras and New Levee streets,
VIM G. Mitchell, cor Camp and Poydras streets
Cass 4 Bowling, 30 Poydras street.
I. W. Marsden, Druggist Magazine and Graver
Turner WALES, Druggists, Royal GustOmhouse
G. N MORRISON, Agent,
IL Magazine street
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from the Rev Joseph H. Kennard Pastor Of the Tenth
Baptist Church,
have been frequently requested to connect my name with
concentrations Of different kinds medicines but regarding
the practice out of my appropriate sphere, have in all
cases declined but with clear proof various instances
and particularly in my family, of the usefulness of Dr.
Hoohsnds German Bters, depart for from my usual
course my full conviction that for general debility
Of the system and especially for Liver Complaint It is safe
and valuable preparation In cases it may fail but
suffer from the above
Yours, very respectfully,
j. H. KENNARD, Eighth St., below Coates.
Philadelphia, December "a, 1854
Rev s. Herman, of the German Reformed Church. Kutz
town. Berks county, Pa Dyspepsia twenty
years standing
spangler editor of the Cuturst No IS North Sixth
street Philadelphia says this Btters recommended him
by medical friend and six bottles cured him Of complete
prostraton Of the nervous system.
Rev j. Newton Brown D. D. editor Of the Encyclopedia OF
Religions knowledge and Christian Chronicle, Phladel
PIMA;
Rev Thomas Winter D. D. Pastor of ROxborough Baptist
Church:
Rev. Levi Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church Pemberton
n. j., formerly of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia
present Pastor the Baptist Church, Chester Pa
These gentlemen express in the strongest terms their
favorable opinion of this Bitters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01

lie prepares remedies for Ague Fevefs, DIauhea Dyson
terry Biousness Weakness, Humours Female Distractions
Irregularities, etc.-promphy efcacous and reliable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01

For the treatment all forms Medical and Surgical
Diseases, including those inearabe by usual METHODS Of
treatment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01

Rev s. Herman, of the German Reformed Church. Kutz.
town. Berks county Pa, cured of Dyspepsia of twenty
years standing
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u. W. mbNDA1,
President du comite du senat
E, W. ALVERSON,
FIRES. du com. de la chambre DIES repres'ts.
Sur motion de NJ Munday, Pordre est donnG
dimpnmer $50 copies du rapport ci-dessus
pour l'usage de lassemblee generate.
BILL pU sEEAT REFERE
Sur motion de NJ Burthe, les regIements
sont suspendus ct lie senat procede a Ia consi-
Iteration du bill du senat intitule
Acte pour venir an secours de G. r. ct r,
+. Newman;
ut sur motion du meme senateur, il est re-
tefe au comite sur les reclamations.
AMENDMENTS La CONSTITUTION.
Sur motion de NJ Kenner, les reglements
sont suspendus ct lie senat procede a Ia consi-
deTauon &c Ia resolution conjointe du senat,
pEoposant DIES amendments a Ia constitution
de l Fiat de Ia louisiana, a la troisieme lecture:
Al est resolu par le s6nat ct Ia chambre des
REFRESHMENTS de IEtat de la Louisiana. reunis
en- assenablee generate, une maiorite DIES mem
ores elus des deux chambres Y concourant ,
eloe &c qul suit soft adopte ct propose au per-
PIE CONNIE amendments a la constitution al
Sefa soulnls au peuple lelection pour les Of
nelels de district ct de paroisse, aui deyra
s .s tenae le premier lundi de mai prochsin.
" 49, Y inanlere ct forme pr6yue par la eonsitu-
art l.-Aes JUICES de Ia eour supreme ct des
uouls lhierleures seront NOMINEES par lie eou-
yeineafi par ct ayec payis ct le e,,nsentenent
du senat; . '''-''li' menu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01

SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL TREATH EMIT.
DIR. HOWE's DIsPENsARY.
MEDICAL BATHS AND ATMOSPHERIC BLOOM
pFGUT,ATpR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01

lie senat s'assemble d'apres Advancement
Present L hon. Albert VOORHEES,, lieutenant
gouyerneur ct president du senat, ct Mn An
derson, Armstrong, Barrow Bell, Brownlee
Brusle, Burthe, Campbell, Coco, Cooley, Du-
vignaud, Ellis, Fellowes, Foute, Gibson, Cor
dou. Hough, Kavanagh, Kenner Lapeyre,
Lott, Mohan. Munday, Newton de Jackson,
Newton de Morehouse, Nelson, Palfrey, Pc
che, Purcell, Scruggs, Taylor, Welch ct WI
coxon-33 senateuTs.
ia priere est dite par 10 reverend NJ z. y
Hedges, de reglise episcopalienpe
lie journal dhier est In ct approuye.
COMMUNICATION.
LIE president SONNET au senat Ia eommuni-
4 Ihon. president ct au senat de rEtat de Ia
Louisiana
La faculte de pecole de medicine de la Nou-
yelle-O Orleans, invite respectueusement yotre
honorable corps a assister a leurs exercices
pour craduer, i Odd Fellows Hall, vendredi,
16 de ce mois a midi.
Tres-respe reimbursement,
Yotre obeissant servitenr,
Il r
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-05

A canal boat, loaded with iron,
which mysteriously disappeared dur
ing the great fire in Albany, i'll 1913,
and which was supposed to have been
burned, has just been found in n
state of excellent preservation, though
embedded in the mud for period of
be made to recover her cargo.
The editors Of the Vienna journals
have received from the military
commando" OF that city an order to
send their proof-sheets for inspection
and correction three hours before the
papers are published,
An English lord, sitting in q telc-
graph Office in London, had his cigar
lit by an electric spark from Hearts
Content. It cost him several hum
dred dollars before he succeeded in
"getting light
There is society Of revolutionists
in Russia called the ''Hell" society.
Eachonge
It is proposed to mako Brownlow
& Co., honorary members of this
order.
Maximiian's receipts from all
sources foot up $40, 800, 900, and his
expenditures amount to $25, 434, 900.
Now, that looks as if Max's finances
were not in healthy condition, and
collapse imminent.
Twenty or thirty ladies are now on
trial, at Indianola, Iowa, for compell-
ing woman of strong Southern pro-
clivities to carry an American flag in
public procession.
The policemen of Memphis have
sued the city for $40, 900, the loss in
the difference between the scrip paid
them and the value in greenbacks.
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Market lSeportS.

New YORK, September 4-Noon.-Go old
l46!. Exchange 7! ut sight. Cotton quiet,
at 323@35.
MOBILE, September 4.-Sales OF cotton
to-day 50 bales-middling nominauy 30
New ORLEANS, September 4.-Co:ton
dlings 31l32. Gold IL.
2. M.-Gold 14Gs. Flour heavy. at
s9.75@15.75 for Southern; sales of 1890
barrels. Wheat 214c. lower. Corn 1Q02c.
better. Pork 1irm-sales of 1850 barrels;
mess s32.75. Cotton active, with sales OF
5000 bales, at 35.
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State South Carolina--Richland Dist.

BY jacob Be1, Ordndi'y ot sad District.
WTHEREAS John l.. Black hath ap-
w pied to me for letters of admins
tration on all and singular the goods and
chattc!s. rights and credits of iIrs. Martha
X. Black, late Of the District aforesaid de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisll
all and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the said deceased to be and appear be-
fore me, at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Columbia
on Monday, tho seventeenth day Of Sep
tember inst, at ten o'clock q. M, to show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court,
this third day OF September, in the year
OF our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six, and in the. nincty-first
year OF American independence.
JACOB BELL,
Sept VIZ Ordinary Richland Dist.
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News ltenls..

PHILADELPHIA, September 4.-Ex-Attor-
ney-Gcneral james Speed was nominated
as Chairman of the Convention; he was
received with applause. The Committee
on Credentials reported delegates present
from the South as follows: Texas, Is; Low
isiana, Is; West Virginia, 81; Virginia, 81;
Alabama, 4; Kentucky, Is; Mississippi, 3;
Missouri, 80; Arkansas, 2; North Carolina,
Z; Maryland, GO; Delaware, 6; Florida, 4.
District Of Columbia, q; total, 392.
New ORLEANS, September. ri.-Commodor
Lawrence Rosseau, formerly of the United
States Navy, but afterwards of the Con-
fcderatc States Navy, died to-day.
WAsHINGToT,. September IA majority
appointed BY the Convention which nomi,
mated Lincoln at Baltimore in 1864. met in
Philadelphia Yesterday, and passed resolu-
tions expelling Henry j. Kaymond, the
Chairman, N. D. Sperry, Secretary, and
Geo. L. Senter, Ter alleged abandonment
OF the principles OF the party. The rinori-
fy of the Committee, composed of Ray
mond, Sperry, Cuthh rt, Bullet nd others,
mot at the Astor I.onse, New York citv
but adjonrned on &C, ouut Of the few mem
bers present. The Executive Committee
wili fix q day for another meeting. RAY
mond has about $4,000 Of the funds, and
all tho papers of the Committee, which he
retains for the present.
FoRTREss MoNRoI:, September A-Gen
nlleS mas Deop renewed from tho command
of the District Of Fortress Monroe and as
custodian-of Jefferson Davis, and ordered
to report i'll person, with all his contidc:i-
tial record, to the Adjutant- General of ii..,
United States Army. Brig. Gen. IL s.
Barton, Of the 5th United States Artillery,
succecds Miles.
Boston, September A.-Gencral Eutlor
has been dominated for Congress from the
Fifteenth District, aud has accepted.
PHILADELPHIA, September IA resolu-
tion was introduced in The Convention, to-
day, that there can be % permanent peace
or security for the loyal men of the South
without negro suffrage. which was refer
rcd. after an angry discussion. Mary
land member said they wanted no such
tire-brand introduced in the Convention.
New YORK, September 1.-The following,
despatch was received to-day. 1t is be-
licyed to be the first instance in which any
message has been sent from mid-occan to
Europe, and thence to America, on the
same day:
OK BOARD STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
ATLANTIC OCEAN, September 4, 1S66.-Io
ID. H. craig, General -4gent OF he .iSso-
cidted Press, Ne,o York: We have just re-
ceived, kilograms from London, saying
there is serious outbreak in Canada
Please address mo accurately by cal' via
Hearts Content and Eelentia, in re; / to
the'same We expect to arrive at Ii rt's
Content on Saturday Ccxt. All is going
well.
(Signed,) CYRUS W. FIELD.
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Live minnows were found in a can
Of milk sent to cheese dairy in
Cooperstown. The manager Of the
factory kicked up 4 row about it,
until satisfactory explanation was
given. The can had been set by the
side of a brook, and the fish had
jumped in for exercise
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.
Foreign News.

New YORK, September 4.-The steamer
Scotia has arrived. Her advices have been
mainly anticipated The weekly markets
show that flour declined Cd. @1s. in ono
week: Wheat decliheI 2d. Corn steady,
at 2es. Cd. @2Gs. Cd. Bacon Is. higher
Lard 1@2s. higher.
The steamer Niagara arrived at London,
with fSl5,00 in specie from the East.
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National Hotel.
Near the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Depots,
UMBIA, s. G.

- THE public is informed that the
G!iS above hotel has just been finished.
&s4 and contains new furniture through.
out, for the accommodation Of TRANSIENT
and REGULAR BOARDERS. The very
best that the markets afford will be fonnd
on his table, prepared in excellent style.
Charges moderate.
Passengers will be conveyed to and from
either OF the depots FREE OF CHARGE,
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
sengers to any part Of tho town or country
BACCC, otc., can DO ,.ntained in the Sam.
pie Room connected with the hotel
Aug II. JOINER, Proprietor.
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Hubs, Spokes, Felloes.

TUST RECEIVED, full assortment of
- Hubs, Spokes and Fc'lncs, suitable for
Carriage and Wagon makers, winch III! be
sold at q small advance on cost.
July IL j. x r. H. AGEEW
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Gable Dispatches.

EERL1N, September 4.-Count Bismarck
refused to receive the deputation. from
North Schleswig, who desired to present a
petition for tho restoration of their Goycyn-
mentt to Denmark
sia Mas expired bTimitatio s Peaee aa h'vs IS ust
unsettled between the two countries, and
hostilities, it IS thought, may possibly
occur. The prusslan Chamber of Deputies
has passed the Government indemnity bill
by large majority.
PARIS, September 4.-Thc Austrian army
is being placed on u .;eacc footing. The
Circassians arc again fighting the Eus-
slams. Marquis dc Mostieri, and not Mon-
tholon, is the new Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, September +
Noon.-Ilio cotton market opens dull and
limited; sales to-day 6,0O0 'balcs. :
LONDON, September Neon. n.--Consols
opened at 80! for money. Fivc-twonties
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gIkcinnatI- mnrket,

/ sFLOUR--Supsrhne, that comes up 10 the city
Standard is held at 81 80; choice extra ut 20 rs
@lo 50; family at elO bOSll so. and fancy at sls
\ WHEAP-No.I new Red, we quote at Sc AOa245;
extra do at 81 1892 so. Hill Is dlflult to Obtain
below % IS. and ~ 6oSs 80 is asked for No. 1
CORN Holders arc asking s5s5Gc for mixed
shsisd ss and ear IN eleystor White ear Is offered St
cd, sold at 7Sc, sacks. included. CO., /.
At 909s3c. New is All held at 80 sS5c in elevator
choice new sold on the Landing to-day at $50.
BARLEY small lots that are OcOasi ionally sold
PHUViSIONS-Me Pork is still hold at $ssl
very firmly. Bulk Meats and Bacon unchanRed,
There is good mand, and holders obtai ed fOli
l7J1c, and clear Sides at 1870, all loose. Bacon
Shoulders sold at Hc, 20 come out Of smoke. Sides
are held at lyK9lshc, and clear sides 1T 9lKc;'
Plain Hams are he at 22922ko. and sugar cured
at 24925c, canyased and packed. Lard is offered
more freely a. 2ohc for prime. and l2o heIces city
At l5c, loose. Bacon sold follows 30 hhds clear
Sides at 81 Nc; 50 and so do. Shoulders at tic, to
TC0TTONT Pr.ces are nominal at 500 for middling
GROCERIES--W quote fair to choice grades Of
RS C9sS y a. SsSSl raw susar a. .sc Psra
Rico. ' i II iT7'7 - ~ - ~
BUTTER-The market rules quiet but steady at
2S@3Oc for prime to choice qualities Of Central Ohio.
CHEESE-Seleoted Western Reserve commands
10 per Id, actual tare. ''
,EGGS-We quote prime at 2l@2ac per dozen.
Shippers eOunt. LII. ...rr. ....-. . ..s
WaISKY-We quote bonded at soc, and duty,
| paid at f2 &c.
SEED-Clover remains dull, and prices are nomi-
nal at 81 IS 90. Flax is in good demand at " so
for prime, but for strictly choice qualities % 90 Is
offered. .-.,
| HAY-A good local demand for prime qualities OF
| Timothy at SIS per ton on arrival. aud s293 more
| from store. -I ~ l|.... ..-.a . - ... nous
,POTGfOEs-A dull and heavy market. From
store the best qualities are held at 81 70 per Dbl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-27
THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT.
Statement by General sherIdau

Statement by General Sheridan.
New York, Aug. 25.-Gen. Sheridan, in
his reply to the Presidents call for informa-
tion concerning the New Orleans riot, after
detailing the events of the riot, concludes
as follows:
The immediate cause of this. terrible
affair was the assembling of this Conven-
tiOn. The remote cause was the bitter and
antagonistic feeling which has been grow
ing in this community since the advent of
the present Mayor, who, IN the organization
Of his police forces, selected many desperate
men, and some Of them known murderers.
People of clear views We're overawed by
want of confidence in the Mayor, and fear of
the thugs, many of whom he had selected
for his police force. / have been frequent
ly applied to by prominent citizens on this
subject, and heard them express fear and
want of confidence Ia Mayor Monroe, ever
since the intimation Of this last Convention.
/ condemn the course of several of the city
papers for supporting, by their articles, the
bitter feeling Of bad men. AS to the merci-
less manner in which the Convention was
broken up, l feel Obliged to confess strong
repugnance. lt is useless to attempt to
disguise the hatred that exists on the part
Of great many here toward Northern men,
and this unfortunate affair SO Lrecipitated
matters that there Is now test of what
shall be the status of Northern
men, whether they can live here
without being in constant dread
of riot; whether they can be protected in
life and property, and have justice in the
courts. II this matter is permitted to pass
over without thorough and determined
prosecution of those engaged in 1t, we may
look out for frequent scenes of the same
kind, not only here but In other places. No
steps have as yet been taken by the civil
authorities to arrest citizens who we're en-
gagged in this massacre, or policemen who
perpetrated such cruelties. The members
of the Convention have been indicted by
the grand jury, and many of them arrested
and held to bail. AS to whether the civil
authorities can mete out ample Justice to
the guilty parties on both sides, must say
it is my opinion unequivocally that they
cannot. Judge Abel, whose course l have
closely watched for nearly year, now
consider one of the most dangerous men
that we have here to the peace and quiet Of
the city. The leading men of the COnven-
tion, King, Cutler, Hahn and others, have
been political agitators and are bad men.
l regret to say that Governor Wells has
been vacilating, and that during the late
troubles he has shown very little of the man,
/ [Signedl ?. II. SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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FREIGHTS-To liverpool, dull.
New YOrk pIarket--Aug. OK


COTTON --Aetive aud prices without decided
change. 9S1z9Slc for middlins uplands and 35A0
a0c Tor mddlng Orleans. ir ~ iii IDyeIfr 90 i
FLCUR-Dull. u ,mmOn grades l0aDl5c lower
and y hite SOUND without decided change; S6 80
9s a0jor extra state; % 1910 for extra doob
Ohio and $40 lO9l2 for trade braDds--marketc clos
ing quiet. ......... .........1U .IlJv rg1
0MHlSKY-Qniet ard nominal. ,sn'roes
WHEAT-Receip,s3 81 .sO7 hu.b; Common qrades
heavy and lower Prime ru firm. Sales 90 600 bush
At S2 20 for unsouDd Chicag spring, ana ~ 2ba
sS for No. lMilwaukee-latter price for parts Of
RYE --Sea rec and iRrmet; sa@sss for Western.
CORN-Receps 1904 bush. dill ard lc lower
Sales at ze9sOhc for infedor; sl0s2 for shipping
mixed Western. and e5c for high mixed, nearly
yellow, YNJ0
.OATS-Recejpts 1882 bush. without denided
CHANGE 4os4sc for Chicagoi 47952S for Milwaukee.
PETROIEU G~Firm. 2ssaoc for crude and 40
l6c for refined in bond. ,.l
P0RK-Quiet and steady. S32 1898 for new
mess clio in at 432 81 regular SO 80 81 for old do
and t2s 5Os2s IS for Prime; also $3.50 bbls new mes
fSS Oct9ssr and all the year. sellers and buyers
kEEF-Stealy. l6aaOc for new plain NESS and
20924c for new extra m0ss, I.ta Hf
| BEE HA MS-Are nominal,
Il CUT MEATS--U Unchanged. J4Jf915c for Shoul-
deIs and 49,. gal No Ior Hams. 's-1,-a lalI
II BAC0N-Quet
| LARDTD1 1ll and heavy at 1sH92O1c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-27
cIeYeIand Market.

FLOUR-Choce city Xxx red winter is firm at
$l39l3 5O country brands do. range at $40 SO .
u 50.i ., =. ... f..Ip. 4..f4 UG ....l ..g
Milwaukee spring at 90 rs; 2 cars do DO at So 80.
pCORN-Sales 1000 bash No. mixed at soc; 2.loo
bush and cars do do, at zoe. u '... ~
OATS-Saes car new No. l at BIC; cars do do
at Csc; car old No. at 40,. ,.... ...t
BUTTER-Ohoice Western Reserve held at 32@
33c; gooi w K. and choice Central 80 3lc common
qualities are inactve and nominal. .g
rCHEESE-Very quiet, unchanged and steady at
l0@l7c for common tn choice.
EGiS-QuietA at 169ITe. i. on
ALE AMI FOR tEls-We quote as follows: Pres
ent Use XXX ale 80; Stock l894; Kennett $751;
Pale Cream $Il; Porter Sl29H - I'D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-27
Ernm NnshXiIIe.

NASHVILLE, Aug. PA shooting affray
took place last night at a saloon on Cedar
street, between N. w. Taylor, auctioneer,
and H. G. jenkins. Two officers interfered
when the fight became general, Captain
Patterson, one of the officers, receiving
three balls through his clothing, and Off
Ger Sayres receiveing a severe wound from
the but of a pistol. Investigation will be
had to-day. ,.g',,
A fire broke out this morning in the To-
calitv known as Smoky Row, which de-
stroyed seven or eight wooden buildings.
Loss considerable. I'D. .tt... .'-'.f
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photographic.
FROM EATON, OHIO.

Large and Enthusiastic Demo-
cratic Meeting Speeches by
PendIetOn and EsheIman.
Especial to the Ohio Statesman.l
=, EATON, OHIO, Aug. 25.
The Democratic meeting here to-day was
very large and enthusiastic first meet
ing held in three years. Hon. Geo. H. Pen
dleton delivered a powerful speech of two
hours in length. He was followed by E.
B. EsheIman, of The OHIO STATESMAN, in a
telling speech Of one hour, which was list
ened to with marked attention. Old Preble
will make good report in October.
G. j. BEAM.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-27
neIern 1es 1o I.hiIndelnhIn.

HARTFORD, CONN, Aug. 25.-The follow
ing delegates at large were appointed to-
day by the State Central Committee of the
Union Republican party to the Convention
of Southern "Loyalists' at Philadelphia:
Hartford county--Governo j. r. Haw-
ley; New HaveDLE Ex-Governor DuttOn;
New London-Ex- Governor Buckingham;
Litchfeld-E Ex- Governor Holly; Fairfield
Gen. O.S. Ferris; Windham- Hon. G. w.
Phillips; Middlesex-H Hon. Depj. Douglas;
Toland-Charles A. Atkins. '-'e N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-27
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= New YORK, Aug. 25.--The reception pro-
gramme on the arrival of President JJhn-o
son has been changed so as to include all
will be from the Battery to Twenty third
street. ;,yah Nta'' t' s
New YoRK, Aug. 25.-Dean Richmond is
lying dangerously i'll at the residence of
S. J.Tilden, in this city. a'- :, nmW