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Greenvine and Columbia Railroad
; CPERlNTEND'TS OFFICI

GEN'L SCPEKINTEND'TS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, May %. 1850.
nN and after MONDAY uuAt. 2S;h INST,
~ the Passenger Trains will run daily
aSundays cxccptedj until farther notice az
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- The London dailies are not always
very diguifed in their political dis
cussions. The Standard, the other
day, began leading editorial in this
fashion; with a dotard for leader
In one House, and a maniae in the
other"S--meaning ofcorirse, Earl Rms.
sell ana Mr.. Gladstone.
: The radicalism of Gen. Logan is of
the most intense breed. IF he does
not alter. his ways. he will one day
:, have occasion to repeat the pathetic
interrogatory of his illustrious name
sake: s'Who is there to mourn for
Logan? Not one.
,-~s Rev. A J Ryan, a Catholic priest
Of Knoxville, Tennessee, and an irish
suaan birth, is the author OF the
touching poem, 1.-THE Conquered
: Banner: '~-~y - -
- Even theseverest censure may be
softeped. The, editor Of the Norfolk
pirgi'aidn says that Forney is an un-
mitigated scounarel, but good
enough to go to Congress.
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Queens Delight
s y Ms AAAAM ,

YNilS chemical extract will be found an
Il ,nvaluablc restorative cordial FIR all
diseases arising from an impure state OF
the blood. Cutancous cruptious, such as
Boils, Pimpies, Carbnnclcs fustulcs.
Bi"tcllcs. Houghncss Of the Skin, Scalv
Appearance OF the Cuticle, letter, Ring
worms and Itching Hnmors of the Skin,
this. purifier will remove, and inlpart
health and lifc-Slow to the complexion.
For Erysipelas, Scrofula or Kings Evil.
rheumatism, Pains in the Bones, Stiffness
III the Joints, Old Ulcers, Want of Blood
III the Parts. Syphilitic Sores and Ulcers,
and impaired Constitutions arising from
thoS~ disease, and from the TOO free Use
OF mercury. For General Debility, spring
lnS from Dyspepsia or Indigestion Weak
ness and PAINS in the Stomach Liver Com
plant, or want Of action in that organ
producing pains i'll the side or back, affect
ing the Kidneys and bladder.
tcmales, at the period Of change. viii
fnd II the best restorative to health and
strength, from all those Weaknesses and
dcpressions OF mind and body which fol-
low at this time of life.
Persons travelling South or living in warm
climates, and all unacclimated, will find the
Queens Delight great protection from
all those diseases which originate in a
chang OF climate. diet and life
y brief history Of this remai kah,e mcdi-
cinc VIII not be ont of place here It's pro
p"rtics rs Il remedy were first introduc.d
to tlr notice OF the pl nfcssion by DR., Tho-.
lcunG SimoE-, of South Carolina, as early
as 1929. as a valuable Alternative remedy in
svphlitic affections, ,.and others reluirinp
tn" use of mercury. DIR. Simons' state
ments have been endorsed and extended
by DR.. \. Lopez, of Mobile, and Dr. II. IL.
Frost, of Charleston. From thcrcDorts in
its fav"r, there seems no reason to douh.
the efficacy of i:.is medicine in Secondary
syphilis, Scrofula, Cu.aneons Diseases.
Chronic Hepatic Affections and other com
plants benefited by Alternative medicines.
For sale by FISHER & HFINITSH.
june 29 Pharmacists, Columbia. & &
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NOTICE.

NINETY days after date, application will
~ be made 10 the Columbia and Char
i"ttr Railroad Company for renewal of
Certificates Of Stock for two shares, burnt
on l7th February, 1865. Also. to the South
Carolina Railroad for renewal of Certif-
cate OF Stock for one share. Also, for re-
ncwal of Certificate for one share in the
South western Railroad Bank, issued to
Benz. Rawls, Esq, O.. Columbia Also, for
Certificate of Stock Tor ,wo shares, No.
63ll to b. and B. T. Rawls, issued by the
Washington and New Orleans Telegraph
Company, March %, lS50-burnt 18th Feb
ruary, 1865. G.. s. BOWER,
THOS. j. HAWLS,
June ~ tu3mo Qualified Executors.
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RATS VERSUS Whoever engages
in shooting small birds is cruel man;
whoever aids in exterminating rats is a
benefactor. We should like some one to
give us the benefit Of their experience in
driving out these pests. We need something
besides dogs, cats and traps for this bust
ness.-Scientyic American, ". Z.
IS See "CosTAR's" advertisement above
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1866.

"COSTAR'S' RAT EXTERMINATOR is
staple, safe and sure-the most perfect
hAT-iiication meeting we have ever attend
ed Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, Will eat it, and every one that
cats 1t will die. generally at some place az
distant as possible from where it was taken.
Lake Shore (Mich. Mi,roy
50 See "CosTAR'sn advertisement above
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1866.

\ VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST.
Speaking of s'CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant,
&c, Exterminator-''mor grain and pro-
visions are destroyed annually in Grant
County by vermin than would pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect Killer"
May 8 t3mo Lancaster WIS Herald.
aB See "CosTAR's" advertisement above
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WESTCHESTER HOUSE

rII 191,ner Broome Street and Bo,pe,y, N. y.
Il three hundred guests and keut on I'm ing 9
European plan, is centrally located. and
near to AL points. City cars pass the
hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Denots
ana places OF Amusement every three
anmh1s %,nptes; 20 % Single Rooms; s1.oo per day;
Jan IA 1y Pro-,;.t,
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GREAT THROUGH ROUTE NORTH,

Via Richmond and Danville Rail
road, from Greensboro, N. c., via
Danville. and Richmond, Va, to
Washington, Baltimore. Phlladel-
phla and New York.
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NOTICE.

NINETY days from date. application will
~ be made to the Columbia and Augusta
Na!lroad Company for renewal of Certiti-
cate 61S, for % shares in Columbia and
Hamburg Railroad stock, issued to Mary
ID. kawls. Also, for renewal of Certificate
6l9, shares, issued to Benz. : Rawls-the
same having been burned 18th February.
1865. MARY ID. RAWIS
June u tu3mo BENZ. A. RAWIS
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Cutlery! Cutlery.! !

AZ NE Sign Of tie Goiden PAD lock.
A Full. assortment of Table and Pocket
IN CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &c, in store
and for Saio low by JOHN c. DIAL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

Sim folgenoen Worgen begab Ii6 S6utcTrieb
in aller 6ribe nab Sunta. Sic bate Iib ppn
Der 9an5en Sage8arbeit freigemaAt I'M ibren
9uten 6reuno unb Sage tpiutpmmen su beiBen.
6rara aSmitb, Die ii6 b66it ieIten ben 8uni6en
lbrer @&o9ter mioerIette, bate gerne lire
3uItlmmltng ge9eben. 2us DaS iunge MdO6en
NIT freuoig tlppfenoem ,6erjen in Der 6au8Fur
lbre8 JreunoeS uno 2ebrer8 ltanb, fam Sante
Cara 6r ent9egen.
USllt 9u i6pn liter, nen ortiges Mdc@en?
la9te Die 9lte unD flppfte Iie auf bic blilbenoe
Wan9e. uSd mpllte 9ia eben our6 9lnoer8
abbolen lailen, bamlt Du nit uns frubfitden
iolIit. Gd Sinb, 9u aIaublt nidt mas Sage
fir elm itottli4er uno prddtiger 8urIde gemors
ben it'll"
Sie Nlte iprad ein Qan9eS uno 8reites bu>
Don ple l6bn tbr @InItling ie ME 9eI6idt
uno tple artig, wdtrenO lie nit S6ulbfrieos
Beibulfe ben GaffeetIh bedte. @6lag a6t
nbr bDrte mun Sritte auf oer Sreppe uno i'm
Saal. S6ulofrieo tonnte ni9t auf ibrem Blabe
bletbert, loneern iprung 2lbernep ent9egen. Mit
tlnolder 2eb9afti9teit mari ije iid3 in eine 9(r=
me unb rief:
,,Wlltpmnen, ipillfpnmen tpteoer, n,ein
gutter, 9eltebter Ontel"
uSant, mein liebe8 tbeure8 Sinh !"
AbernepS 2ppen berlibrten Die Strne be5
iun9en WdoGens uno er fuste bin5u:
y@ott ie9ne DID, nteine Scooter !"
9t6ernep unb S6ulofrieO troten in bic 6au8s
fur binau8. Da itunO jebt Elm junger Nlann
BON etnnno5wanSiBS Sabren, nit einen 10 9runOz
ebrIt@en uno 10 rein nproii1en @eIi6te, boB
ct fir einen TpprS oes IcanoinapiIben 8plts=
itammeS 9elten tOnnte. 8ei ieinem QlrbIid trat
S4alofrieo einen S6ritt Surid. Oils iie Sage
gum lebten Wal geieben, tpar Elm a9t3ebnjdbz
rtger Sun9ey re6t bengelbaft aus 9Od u. I6Oz
len bInaus9epodien uno ungefdmmt. Best
oagesen mar er ein Sierlider !6err in Der unie
form Der i6meoil&en 8lptte. SduIOfrieO lpar
gang perlegen.
Sage 9in9 ibr eutaesen uno iu9te nit einem
2daeln oas all Die &noerjabre erinnerte:
,,@i tuie, S6ulofrieO, e8 liebt aus ol8 Ob
mein 9lnblid Did eriaredte Z? Solicit 9u
niAt 9leid mir, Sid freuen 9einen Sugenos
Ireuno pieOer gu ieben?" St reidte ibr bic
6ano.
,,9as tbue i'd ouerOinss, mein lieber Sage.
Nilltpmmen tpieoer bier" ndte ije ibW au uno
le9te tbre 6ano III Die ietni8e.
(6prtietung fpI9t.)
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Wirbel tuiloer 2eiOeuGuiten idheuoere. @oaen
feben Ob es mir nidt bod am @noe'geGnqt cine
gldn3enpe Ha6e an bieem perddttiden Ganib
auS8uttben. gBenn i6 nuo ipiibte burd pen
poer onr3 mas meme friibere Ota6t 9ebrp6en
nnb OieieS epig tpieOerte9renbe MiBtrauen 9ez
wedt pproen 1T !e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

tA}cic)afte>@erlegung, Rs
geinem 5rennten unb gstannteu ipwts &.
nsm ece5rten gublum bie er8Efne gnseise fas W mesu
s9mf> asrp0 NSiise1z6ef0Gft
psn 8te. 43 naa
glo. 81 gBelt 8altimorellr.,
Staee tsrtC0t bate.
Dds mir ttsb:r 6ef9ente 9erttauen ttttt d aud auf
mstn rsne5 tet@dt 3u nbertre9sn.
28mr l6mtl 81 IS ealtinpreer,
2z. g&Seft 8aGtt'noreftraRe. 27.
0roBer Gerfauf SUn au9ldnbtI9en unb Gtez
Ii9eu S6ntttmaaren.
3u bt1Itgen 8retfeu!
Der Store iiterfiiut BON &dufern
@tesante Srulmer=Garlicp'S su 1211, Is, 20 uub %
Gents.
S66ne Detaines 81 1871 unb 25 Gents.
@iuttr gehleter N!uslin (parbbreit) 3u Is, 90 nnb
% @entSs
@ontmertIeiOerfrffe sn %, S1M unb 3716 @euts.
@Iter nn9eSletdter Wtnsin (parb6reit) 20 unb Better
25 @euts.
anSge5ei@nete @aftmrs gu 40, so, 6215 unb Is @ts.
Grdn5ofde @aimrs gu $1.25 tpftete tir,lid mod So.
Gie9arte Ipmar3e Stella s6aml8 bon Der autticn gum
ba!beu Breiie
Waaren bei Der srp6en Nttipu in Stem gcrt perpfIeue
QBrGs setauft.
ales, mas i ptnte, lift elm S3eiud, ba m iiberseu9t
6tn baB i'd &Ge bsirebsen farm, bic mid besitnftsen
lpnllen. Sp5eeb SeIiasu,
@3rpser pppuIdrer Srb.@pob Stcret
$50. "a Nseft SatimpreStraRe,
3piihen freberidiraBe unb Wiarfet space.
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xaassssss u.s. is0sssn4sissss
@s0(tjmOre gl)sC6et.
ssraH$eesetsE rsn
Si9ei S. 7no1sffer.
@eptnaumaen. .

Ser fdgIiCse 9Recter toftef in Der 5tabt Gsnte
9entIif, SaPibar an bic ErS9er. met@e bafr 6eraut.
rtlic1 iinb.
Durd bic pop periaHbt: $3.50 fir gGonate rbes
iG9rIids in @erans5a6tung.
Das BUc1eHbIatt eriteint teben j5reitos uub fOft
iaPrli9 i'm IrrGus 3astbnr.
RAD Dsuti9tOab OerfonOt; So ia5rt9 (eiuI9IieBt&
RDrtp).
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
Rlght AGer AiI.

Monday mornings Journal discloses the
fact that General Comfy, its editor, has re-
turned. It Furthermore discloses that the
General puts on airs in consequence Of hay-
Ing been permitted to associate with FRED.
DOUGLASS in the Philadelphia Radical Con-
vention-feels happy that he is "in posses
sion ola speech of FRED. DoUGLAss-not
one of hisibestp-with which he proposes
to prove that the Negrois superi9rto the
White man., If he can make the voters OF
this city and county believe that to be true
we have no objection. So, our first impress
sion as to what the General would likely
do upon his return from an association with
FRED. DOUGLASS at Philadelphia was right
after all, ..r % .g TGrT,. I.'r.,,..I ..,..-,...
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Something Of a detection.

Last fall the leading and active stHmpers
of the Republican party IN this county,
were General GE1GER and Colonel HRNELE,
! Col. BABER, Lieutenant CLARKsoN and Col
H. B. WILSON we're in accord with them
All these speakers-men of undoubted
ability and intelligence-are now dealing
the Radicals sturdy blows! In anylocality
where thatnumber of the leading and ac-
tive men of party find it their duty To
array themselves In opposition to the par
ty organization in one campaign, rest as
sured the result upon the rank and file will
be powerful. ui on. - .-rl4 p .aar s., ,....- .'-"
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iA1verx small .NIa.tter. d w.,

5a There is doubtless grouhd to'belieFe5 the
statement true that is Notwithstanding, that
General Comfy, on hisiretnrn from bis. hob
nobbing with FRED. DOUGLASS al. Phila-
delphia, was waited on by. one Of the faith
full to Radicalism, and told that sonething
must be done to counteract the DETECTION Of
General GE1GER, Col. BABER, Col. iHRNKLE,
Col. II. 3. WILsoS and Lieut.. CLATKsoN;
and that the General remarked: .ia, .u .uI 5'. !.
II $That's a very small matter77a very
small matter, indeed, i assure you1S Why,
II am in possession Of aIspeech Of Fred.
Douglass--none ofhis besFIT7tthat I can ,t taKe u
and read to the people in this county, and
completely confound those men and put
them to shame" .,-r.,, % ~ 4, -a" ti2t
',But, my dear sir,p said the faithful TO
Radicalism, "FRED. DouGLAss' speech may
i'be all well enodgh-alf true enoughe-but
our people are not sufficiently educated up
to the point of receiving him as tbeir, lead
er. Pm in favor Of what is called Impair
tial spIrage;' but confound the thing the
mass of the soldiers who fought through
the wal. arenot in favor Of it.na yq,lr .gr-tl
Gen. Comfy, with emphasis: II tell you
sir, you are mistaken. That man FRED
DOUGLASS is2a great man-negro though
he be; and if shall take that speech .ol
his-'not one of his best either--and read
it to the people over this county, it viii
convince the great majority of the voters
that the Negroes should be made voters
There can't be the least doubt about it. j
should last fall have run better for the Leg.
islature than I,did had our party openly
taken ground in favor OF Negro Suffrage
Now that oltr Philadelphia Convention
have adopted an address advocating it as {
necessity and rightrwith this speech 9
FRED. DOUGLASS of whchI am in pos
session-not one Of his best, by any mean
Il tell you we shall reyolutionize Frank
lin county, in spite of General GEIGER
Col. BABER, Col IENkLE, Col. II. B. VIII
soNiand Lieut., GARRISON" S'..
81 hope you are right, General" replied
the faithful to Radicalism; ''but do seri
ously doubt it" and he left the Genera
looking dOlefully, and no doubt feeling tn
same way. no s.-rF r.u rr-,- ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
Col. s =. HIenIxIe.l 9

On Saturday evening" there was not time
for this gentleman to give his reasons for
refusing to follow the lead of the Radicals,
and why he now gives to President JOIN
SON his cordial support He was last fall
one of the main pillars in the Republican
organization in this county. We,hope that
there will be meeting called atthe West
Front OF the State House soon for the pur-
pose of furnishing him an opportunity TO
give to our citizens the reasons that now
dictate his,politieal action -s.'. ,...a.. @
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'a' ,'nNUMBER .63. %, "a
IDEmOcRAT1G G'SEErr1Ne'sl
10 ETOH@qH
1'S..I1 -IaRaiiaa a 2 = ~ 1'I

~, UoLUMBus, Aug o. 1865,
y, The Democratic state Central Committee
,I ne De'nooia.,o o."Ve Oo"Ui "i Oo"i"'i'Os0
announce tue, following meetlngs:,
nTTtESDAY gEpTEMtER AK HtTn X oPnf1
b. nhlh Udhrf hfIbhnl0 d. NflIandiE7 oy
~ ham, HongiS rs. Blonm, COl. Geo. Nv. Andrews. -
.TIIESDAY SEPTEMBER Ii-Atl CAIRO lITONIIiOq
6iicdu1tJ 5Bpedk GIioh! Go8l Bliss HON. sI
,Y TJG Ken9y. Louis Sob efeT, ~ r feoi,t[ -. 4,
lrItpsDAY, EVENING SEPTEklBERh f1zllAf q
Pc zANkSE AT c. dpl lii
+ man and others, - W 1nV 'tHh9ijlOq
THIIRSfAY lSFpTRMBER9 1sth-AtgMARI
Marion cddntyI SbealtetS-0llL IN. lVdlaRdigbAmss "
Ge09Wg tlonk, GolgWl Pal BeidsOinJ sdt d4id,0
FR IDA GSEPIE BE RI. iAth-zAtt tFIN,DLAY IN
HanGOcq county SpeAker7 Hon, Geo. Pen :, :
y, Eshelman GRI W M !. Mn - ~ "
,SATnRpAY IEABEH lS--At =, ,,ASh hltAnD' 10
hshsaa aahs y ~ DMgpAfooq
ps, ~, i,. ~ ~ - = @ fItd1 iaJ
I.SAEyRDAfgl SERTBAISE Q.Gs-z n
L ptlN 1So hoste1 s9Nnt . zee. o So
WYE ~ ~ iI!tiPe tLgInP ,,l.e.
ShyInI,R - l9.At UfPEb sAN-'iI
NE 4 pouGissG "a ~
L H,Sngr MIN M ~,
| ,,Is1Tphv uTprEupRpo spoi " 11IJa.t vkRtRrN ot
TL,rhrli ca1ntv IVallanS ~
digbsa, T, ]. Kenny. Sami. Adams 'TJsI .6g Ylnp
TUESDAY Y. sEPTE MBER lT-A KENT0E! Haria9
ftn H5p II NJ Hi WSo MpRsen. n"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
County Denocra,ro NIeetInsr,1 g, n, =, 7

. HI
.,J7 ,.,i,'ic cCoLgMBUs, o., Sept. 9, l866!IS
% The Franklin County Central Commit
teeannounce the following meetings: gI I
Groveport, Matlisonto Saturday,
Sept. 18th, at 9 O'clock LP. NJ. speakers
Geo. I. Converse, W!R. Rankin, JohA g.
Edwards. o! 5H'-no2 rpu hlrug
Hilllard'so Station, Norwich township,
Monday evening, Sept, 18Th, at ~ O'Clock.
Speakers-Matthias Marti1, 4. q. DeIAny.
. Dublin, Washington toWnship,i q Fri
day, Sept. 2lst, at 2'o'clocb T. M. Speak
ers-E. b. Eshelfnan, II. Hutchesop. Y5u9
New Albany, Plain townships Wednes-
dav, Sept. 10th, at 2 O'Clock P. NE. Spenk-
ers-MaGtfiias Martin, Geo. l.. Converse.
~ Gehaha, Mffflin Township, Wednesday
evening, Sept. 10Th, t715 o'clock. Speak
ers-Geo. J.. Converse, Matthias Martin.
Alton, Prairie Township Thursday
evening, Sept. 10Th, at % O'Clock. speak
ers-E. T.. Bingham, II .IJd WyleysggIg
Grove City, Jackson Township, Wodhes-
day evening, Sept. l9th, r71S O'clQck-
SpeGkers-W. r. Rankin, e. r. Bingham.
Reynoldsbufgh, Truro DowhshipF Tues
day, Sept. 18th, at 2 o'clock z! P!M.Speakers
-E. F. Bingham, w. X. Raukin.snpa
Harrisburgh, PLEASANT, Township, Sat-
urday, evening, Sept. 22d, at 2 19 O'Clock.
Speakers--John Il. Green, GeoIa' 'Igo Con-
verse, and Col. Blair Wilson .lqsl snT
e By order Franklin County Democratic
Central Committee 'i uq UH avgd I"
/ ollaW 2hJ T,9S.j SHEPARD, Chairman.
S1M'L r. KfLE, See'y.t .-aJal doRfd
hi 3pu! Ihl LII l12l1---us---- : al--+------,gJsd
Gen, ,JosEpH II. GEIGER viii address all
conservative men favorable to the restora-
ton policy of ANDREwsJ j JoHNsoN, ats
Ste1behyille, Sept. 22a!d s9bnG sa'
Sandusky City, Sept. 2Sth.d" % ?'H1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
Has Ii Come 10 This2

A prominent member of the now disunA
ion party, who has been calledon the stump
by them in times past, was heard to declare
a few days since +" it pouId be he geqtest
blesstay that could happen The cOUntrylV1 sdmt
one ,aooutd kitI Johnson" tlijG7ars-l 81
This man is an assassin at heart-has
murder in his soul, and although. .perehanee
too cowardly to do the deed HIMSELF would
consider it a blessing if some one else would
do ;t Gov L;n, 90 .''''lN' lhl hiHl ! %
40 III lor hlm''W 5la1Uiit-UOD aya rl4Gl If,
Is thefea second BooTH to be brought
upon the,stage9 Oh, for shame. HIaoo m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
The Cincihnatt Radical Demon
~ NelhLl T9lshh..aaihn. .a1cnt.t nnA

~ We noticed,a a score or two or men and
half grown boys last night on q Fourth
street. n ear Vine, bearihg a1ot OF tihlamps
on biz sticks Walking sl9ng very solemn
ly,as il they were going to a 'fdfieFalt Some
one said,tbey were the s'Boys tihn BIue''Tr-
thew did look pretty blue, and that'sA fact;
but not half as blue as they win LOOK after
the 9th of oetpbe 1 The only damage we
saw.themJ pefpe etfate was the.settihg fire to
an awning they doubtless Thought
was,s brave act for ,...Boys in Blue. .eIi They
passed on and left ot thgrs to put t6utthe fire.
Brave Boys In Bl9ew They never spelt
tire before, yYA sfec S asS Scsss tsesSg 1ets
oiSso't O. ''aS'tPUyhsIgyinU 9diT9ssJg VI nh'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11

The notorious BEN, BUTLER isanhopnced
to speak in this city on the 4th oof October.
Our citizens win db,well, before his arrival,
to lock up their spoons and jewelry, or de-
posit them with some insurance company
that insures against the loss of such articles
by theft or otherwise. h7.n..loL-ni .--l .WaI I9l
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f. GEN. GRANT seems to give the Jacobins
a great deal of trouble They say the dis
tinguished and wary General was }"taken
by surprise" at the White House, when the
proceedings Of the National Union Con-
vention were reported to the President ~
Grant taken by surprised They intimate
he did not know whathe'was about when
be went there; apdfRs, same persons would
contend he doesn't know what be IS doing
In traVelinglwith, the Presidential the pres
ent time. The General undoubtedly knows
where be Is, whatiheis about and the eIpbr-
poses of his movements, I, as wen as those
who think himincepable ofi taking care Of
himself without their anxiety and warn-
ino 9uI oJ tIn9mlh9qHti 9hJ lriynfu | -lgn
4pS,taOTn 4 llul ulhuLlI --.iu.x..-I . >, >, y, I an.
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nEMucRl1Ic CANDIDATES FOR CONGREsS.
Democratic Meeting.

JudgeJoHN L. GREEN, Hon. GEORGE u.
CONVERSE and Col. II. B. WILSON, will adj
dress the citizens Of Mt. Sterling and vicin-
ity on SATURDAY, SEpTEAiBER Odd, at l
o'clock Z. NJ. .Ei' r'' he q
Let all who favor ANDREW JoHNsoN's
restoration policy turn out and hear the is
sues of the day discussed. r,na-'nn. 10
By order Committee. .r .rr.I ..., r,
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AaGBRIc iP0ARRoY intends, daring
campaign MP RIgSi t. GoapdBlisii l"sOtne tliugsp
other papers dare not publish. s9Iala

ylqnls ydW SbsIi@sk yl9o79f on A ,l.,id7,
tgimis l9d9I oh 10 iabn3llps sdi no s,dt
aJnsmdlayoD 5tEjS sdt bnnot jnsbisgrq edt
al71lio 10 aoi5S9s5oq nj 59jai2 lodsl 9dl 10
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a DIsfiNGuIsHEp Ftenehman, don't like
American, qaladyhg6d74 Because the dear
eat with their hats on, Not now
"a IamD-illAt is no hAt,'

n'LS9'9-9i nHoTI9h3 eIU39s biuo9 sss1pno0
nH2iIamA 9di ifdi osoqqus oi n,m tiFy
q 'ls9l2 OF m5hl 19ifna % eniog sia 0lqoso
"a o. 'lahin lijAj M baElo1 70 yrGsanH
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FRAHKLIa COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

,Eor Pro5ats Jttdge--J Ohm NJ. PUGH. r
Prosecuting Atsorneyr7M MILTON H. MANN. y.
County onnsisstoner--J0HN G. EDWARDS.
I,tsrsary Dirsctor-NEWToN GIBBONS.
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-iuO w ais7hil snii2niilen nj 9i4oefl aff
h2DoIht ,m5GJ suijlnsnoD 3oodii5 W..
am o. doiliaoqq0 70 ,s1elharfO yoyan,og
,snalaiDoI 10 saso 9dt nj yoilod noiie1otsar
9DSsijni yiIsq 10 eoGsYtIfdo5 y1sye bne
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Democratic GERMAN Nee tings.

Hon. Chas. Reemelin will address Ger
man meetings at Canton, Sept. l1th, San
dusky, Sept, 18th, GAINESVILLE, Sept. 18th. o..
BY order, Zat e4a.rgar sf. vg--,...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Dr. Y. CONE may he consultad as folio,

Wr' U, UUN y may be rOnsntsd as fOOWH
In XENI' AT the Depot Eating House, on Thurs.
days Nov, 90, Dec. rs, Feb. 4, March g, Apr G2.
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays
Nov. "a, e.. 90, Feb 2, March %, April "a.
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays Nov.
8, Dec. 80, Feb 2, March 40, April "A.
In SPRINGFI ELua AZ tha Willis House, on Thurs.
days, Nov. So Jan. 4, Feb. 8, March A5, April 10.
DIR. OoSE has had Offices in eai Ii OF the alb owe
places that no has regularly visited for the past sew
en- years ami ~ he ha' treAted and cured many Pa
tent-, in each OF the above ploees he can give the
best OF refereneca IN each place, as TO his skill.
DIR. CONE Treats, and Cures, All varieties ofChronc
diseases, including those OF tho Rye and Ear; makes
no charge for consultation but II those who connut
HIM desire treatment, he charges Cash Tor his Med
cines
Medicines that will last patient from fonr 10 six
months, cost from Five 10 Thirty dollars, in Cash.
Address: DR.. E. CONE,
nov25 dly COLUMBUS, Quo.