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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

E9tr leuttn bic aufmtrfamIett BOZ ~9ancWtrtSeu
Jlf oiele nit Jlent serabnie Inf1mnen9eitbte Wa
dime, Gs 1T bic btIte I'm @sbrdude teRs6lt6e 9aab-
red,r-M iaihiue. Ras StRrte, @nfaGbeit Il. &aucrs
ba~ftisIeit o~Hsetriiit, p'rb De BON ftiutr SSA4tns
s%ericlbtu SIase in tetem aanbt abertrots
fsA,
aud ba5,s sir fsts uuf cus.r: ben iniamm.usss
eSten ,~iisIdtu . d nitter nit S~eIbRSertet;
Pferte-SarteH auf Staseru; Seu-0rtts
resent Satltns StepPIer 0btr Raas
tefsr; Drsf6s ii. 8etnt0uases III Ia,
i6iuea, bon 9iet6sn ut EeypsSun9 9eekt Drt[9-
u. Stro6 lam tI. slaiwlSsn; GfftSs
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1ttt uRb CbAe @uaIpsYprria!usG; SIeefamtns
2 ammitr, faItEusbtetter, Sssteis
itutiets, SuttGrEhntibe- ii. Dlatlaiafhtueu; tierHt
selbwaI5en; HreIumSea > Scersstr 9lantGaens
g~Titsmiblsn; 3uGerrebr-A Eblen 4. 8,reamstet;
crnEahs @toEfijst; @g8,a; Gulticatsren. guFtrse
fGr FNt5s u R0ibirm N. (. 10.
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bedbelt auBf1aeu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

Gum 0e r. ct. Senate purben -
wie @scrsiaer 8idtter melben = q. @.
Steptens unb 5erftel V. SDbnfon Don
Der G%sfeBsebuns ppn Georgia 3usleth err
wdtft; Der Grffere fur ben lanstn unb
Der .3meite fur ben fur3sn Gfrmin. Ger
Telesrapb fpra6 btsbsr nur bon CITE
poems @rmdblan8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

Dances 5ulan,mepgelesleI
heiltrdfttSn Iubrm (poarssln5).
9pdertau69.
Eieier aHbefannie, lens beipdbrls. tei.e6ie slrtiteI
eeser Suiten, eridltuu5. Seiierislt u. f.. I. itebt oem
gahttum npd 6dt II. Enoerfiiibi AZ Gebcte uno
otihpn neutrbtues riele moterne u. oe~reieNtcrmasen
SoItStblmlide Nittei ~einseiibrt lpprben limb, ~siptitel1
mir bop, pb Is etnes sibt, pe,6es. pesn anssiranct,
bic perfrrchere s1irtnus III bSbereus Grase befst, ahs
ber 3 aHseh6eGaHbr DerIeite ii ~ 4efeten
gu ie 90 Cts perpadt. aFadtte fphsH 81.
gu babtn bel
Setb o. Sanes
lSan21-) alr. iOs. SalttainrsSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
3 aMce1e lulammsn1eiebteE

8nocrl tGodrbUuH5)S Spt2D
gtgsn Sufea, 6rlaltuu9 St,ieriett, eutltbb : n8wsty
SNtilnbun9, 9rual9mer5eu uub ALE Sefbperocu,
Die nit AusStbrun9 enoen.
0'eer Grfiirt lett e,Her @uiabI Sabre bent Tp6lis
rum betannt ia bctrefis Ger Setlun9 oeS ucbels. 8c9en
eaS e. enpistlen miro, unIbertref1lGa OIL BAT cine
stn,teG iflaias i%p;crttse 2%inoerits ia, SeiInt8 Fsrssi
sethbrt.
9rets 81 ste Sr1 TlaIet-
Su babsr tei
sen g. Santt,
t50n.s-} 81. 1Os BdltlHote7r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
ESs Ez 4gsEaszE6S sSBtrs
&z2E5SS~8A (GiTpnhnhu

StleHDQnn.
Vim uro rad Dten az, ben .. San. 1885,
sebtn tisIi4 brei 3ise spti@ln Baltimore, &5esltrs
Il. gaTtersgurs, une 5lpati
TN 8 llbr 80 hin. rub BON Baltimore ab. Der
@rpre6.S 6nelIIu8 ti8ltd (SSdntses etn.
itIebli6) DtDraens 10 nbr; Der GceOnuOoaticnetue
gebt tiSlt6 (5cnntass eus8ei6[Odeu) I'm, 9 lbr 40
~. Tahn. BON GumbtrlaH6 mad ~s4beltaa.
Nte btie Sl9e fdleBer I'D gu Gelatr u. Tdrttrss
burs cen Sigen mad allen 9,untieA tint Defaa, Silbs
5Befeu II. NCtbreItrt an.
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gu a ceri6bt Baltimore Ra6mttta3S uni 4 lltr 30
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npntlnen,
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bon @Eieott's WINS nm 7 llbr 40 VI. u. IL ubr 80
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nappltsl rnb $40 II. gtadm 8 llbr (nur bon eaiits
mCre). 36ee, icipie bic RIB 8. 20 unc &atu. $50 Dor
BalbiuBlon atBebenctn Suae baIhn All ~ olrtten
an. DIR 7.05 rub ppa Galtimpre urb tC 80 frdb
ron ia ibinetpn ab0tbelee !3ug lbltebc' NV agsn
her Arnapptiier Sabn az. DurGSage nab dnHapplts
psb'n BON baltimore aud frub sos II. @ahnl, a lib
Sno bon Anpappt8 mad baltimore NIB $40 II, 100
mo 9tabm $40 ab an alien seejltatoatu nbr6lib
pDn Aunarc!tS S~unctiOH anbalttub.
2Btseu ipelteltr N%ustunft, lppie BabIbiltt. aaer
Grt II. I. 10. psroe man lid an s. &. england,
99enten IN Der Somoen. Citation, oper AT has Billet.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
NJ. @iuclair 4 NDntN.

Fatrifdrtcn bon ader9erdtbibaftrn u. Yfn'
iGintn, 9idter unD 5npprteire een S1r'
tess u. Seipe9 dmereieu, S~anmpffanbsu
II. I. No.,
sue alcuitse aasatsn tn ben fhSIt6su Sta1teu
fir 6te
u@ScattRr"s aafamnaeGeefette
sa&.Ns{kag 4. eRGhuaafAthz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
Ga9grsttiefettl
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@ft mGil
Gngbrititisteit III
so bstbre MID has Eublifum Ju te%uldriGtBta
bn6 i6 I'M 9efte etnI Ulebtjin BIN, peIbe bteies quail
sDqf llstet H6er betit. SD ba6e Seute %aetdnnt, lrel6t
iaum 2tbtm boley %iDHnten, uno fda augenbIidlt6t
3dtis GEM Sebrau6e metnss W(ItteIs osebeu. 90 II
barulSs uno tam nit o%CItoumtuet Siberteit &c.
nonlrNtn iperoeu. eplten 6iele Se,les gtntr, Der an
bsier isrttbares Rrdntbett lstbet, III Geiidte TOM
men, 10 lrtro oer 9attert bpfeHtIi6 nitt ermot3 cln,
iOfcrt f9 an nib ~ wsreen um 70 au1ehbItdlt4s
l~Iuberung 5u erlGnfen.
greiS 81 rro fi0i6e S. prs 9 Jr1i6eu
Gu bateH be. Sttb S.SaHtt
9r. 1903, 9altiinortEr.
RS.-Sd fam tie WsbtJtn 10 %UerEafeu. bat IL
GbsraQbtn ger Son f@ btriNttet last lSln24-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
equitable @crfderuus$s 0efea'
fdGft..

Sncprpprirt 4 S94,
NIT etnem perpetueQsu 6retbrteie,
Gtkee RT. 19, Spuibitr.
Die Baltimore equitable Srctei0" ctrIt8ert 3aus
fer u. MS1bein osgtn GetIul uuo S6aeeu BURG
Scuer Az ben ~hiGititeu Statst, na9 benz Slone bet
@toen'tttts'eit ober In Rnbersr 0etie. Iuh wtreen
ipa. nGarptntcrs &tSIs" gu ben cnuebm6oriM Ds6tn~
auReen rerlaeIt.
Gt9ner ppl geiigtbunt, in Der Equitable Office"
OerRdett, BADEN fetne petttre BtraHtpcrtlt6ttit, als
ben 8ttrag tBrer Sepoitte1, nab nat Ahlopi ibler
Ypliseu Iino tie Si etrer paar6loleepee zen aGi-uaos
Spon5i9 Btr5ert beIebti8t.
Die laimatiamfeI Der 6enlidu Bilrger
whb bsionters aui lmicre iebr ii Lli8:EBer'
iibeIlls SGattii
6~iuasisutt uno I'M ibIe @unit bel Tea 9erlGsruns BON
6auiern Ii, Wlbb;lu ssetr Btltt3erInit trfu9t.
Sm 2aufe Der lrbttu SIb.t sat f8 ben Wlit8Itecerr
btsiet 8eneftJ~@eieI Nb / iebr ptute penn
~ibtrbaSpt ir8snb gtpas. 0%etcitst cine ildere 1t. Der
IabItGs Gfe.uranI OUT t9r Seistbnm gu erEaitea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
Seuer-S erlidcrung.
Die ,,a6ociirte Tircmen'6 Jnfu'
renee Gpmpagnic BON SaiGr
more"
dSr. a. &nutREff

Gfr. a, SrutbTfr.,
gegcnuber benz 80 un".@ebdnbe
Sn EUiae her 2Sirf,omteit hes Danpi. 6euers Derar-
iemeuis erreuerH,t. seteu mir 0eriiderungss ppl;tel
su ben b~iuisiten Vtamtuul. 0taieu aus. Gpl6s, bit
g9obubduier, M5tein cber irosnb cine art bon ?".fB.
tbur, fur elm pbtr iebtn Sabre ~ eeriitsru puniteR.
iiub etraelaben. pcrJulprsden mo bic t~e6uStrte 9Iets.
LITE 1u cram uirell. Nne gerluis Dcgber, ME f:rber,
prpnt Ii. In tibsral,r @siie be5abIt.
DtreEtoren.
gDnt VI Sad Somnet Rirt
Alien Same Soeob Eruf
Samts q Wteebta Trancs Burns
Santes @ettp SanteS young
2aneaIter Dub 6ronciS u Miaer
9tra9 MaItsr Samts 3 @eorge fen
RtGat6 Z 9laicn Sanes u Bruce
Setn u. moore. Trdj.
Spbn Dutetart, SER. (Sul1 ,12ND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

!8Wm &e8itrun88ffB be6 StaR,
ties m'9ctr9tnten bat bic @eies8ebuns
Sudbannpn 9epdblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

Glue SnOtdneriu. wel9e IN elmer
Site am ct. Grptr, Stufe In @tsepn'
TN wpbnt, BAT bus bobe alter ron $50
Sobrsn elrst&t unb 1T nod INNER ritfts
hnf hen PeinRn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
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k~erttpltes uuioerioimi:t% arr 9tneetu1a
uub Seiluug ber 9e,9en Ter Erdue1trdt.
es absrrpst cue aaberu 9Rttttl bur6 istus 2shs
tr6ftr Bat allen Hcidpe-beH, 6tseH bic q tnp'os'sn
utr6, bic t08eAaunieH
Dieis Nrle.si 1T ME rrb ~ritlefes eut9 leste hietts
logenhs, aufidRsibertite GRprttiul9su uho unma9pe
gHpaben einaeilbJt mproru; IS lic5t aud Gar MOI
n Der AbH6t hes Cylinders, eoB ne eur@ onefIe Slh
TEL ols ibret ESertb una ibrs eersirlhiter ei9tfs
ltoften, fd in ter @uUlt otS SuOllunls erbalteI nne
%beciti9sn iou.
ErofthreH nit 3eusntgen. @,trdu4s NrwstilRaes
uHb i~rnltiBer GuSEuRit farm mon aHf Berlan6en be-
benz uniersei9usiin 9ertrtes5-G9sntsn esfsntH'sss
oetb g. Sdnes.
49, slr. los, 9alttuoreitr,
Dr. SrGesrGth,g
urtgcgici : TtGeg.
Fgyiast's iu5iauti&s essetabilthe GirtR.
pente'S S0ii9partqa. Ttuea,
8Ufr'8 a5fbbrenbe Ei0en,
lero,s ant btIisbtsH 8eus-gtlsn gu bdben BET
Setk 2 Sanre,
(SaEIO-D SIR. 1's. 9aIitT srsar.
6once'S
%%aToto~iIens pbtr 8'ukGiUe7.
.6apot's SaTdpart0sn- pber ButsPtugu.
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5gnce's Saiiaparileu- poer 8luts giueH.
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5du.t's SaGarartlen-,
0hlBen = pber 9ints ptleu
gum 9etnjaeu. pef BfGtsFs
Baltimore, 20. Sunt 1860.
Giermit bsidtirige td, ea6 i'd nit b~eitiqeft SHuttra
In Der gruit un6 am redten Nrnt geplngt mar; hex
| SnmtrA mat pabri6einlid ent 6cl8e Bon %lluIeinias
tetfcn i'm Dilute. Wdn eulpfaDl mir bic SGnte'ihet
5aHnpariQeu. cher glutsgiGtn, lno idpu mad Dem
gttroude 6er erfeu S6aGtel oeridpanb Ter S6u,eri
adnllt6 aus 9ruft uub Vim. sd lamb bic Ytler
Iebr milf Ia ibrtr Mittuna uno lpuree He euem ST.
ben, her Elm Gellnoesa bfIbrmttiel breu@t tnpieelsl.
@atrtd U d {.
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IT / / q ~ Aetie Scbeu.
ERdu e%erlanse ilets Sonte'S ptllen nno
touie he nur prn Naenteu, bic IN ben Stitunecn au9t'
fun6t9t fna; ON Seicn bttfHee man Rb. loenH e3
paet al BEN Glscnt6llier bel ptDen itlba
Su BADEN BIT Sep y. 2nnst.
TT. los. @aitiu,srssr Walt, pA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

NVWNt WNWNWIF
BsieHb,rs, nGlde btt CeFeiien.s 0tbstHet saftts Sc
snsrSeu fnb, eas i8brti9 fs sttI Eaujtn6e IL Gin U
fuibts Grabr tift, neidt errt It1e e%rbobeusn SsIsnit
uu6 entpidtgier 9ripu6estratte NIT BEN nenner rel
Eerebiamfeit ben Serot teesifs1trnb Der st'tt te'1u,,
Sernte Ssns tuttr+t baSsn 0btsld, rlfatH ~ mn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29
No. DEL
No. DEL.

Total Delegates. .........-....".,..s...... III
You will also, at the same time and places
elect one Delegate from each Ward and
Township to attend Congressional Con-
vention to nominate candidate for Con.
gress in this (7th) Congressional District.
Also, at the same time and places, elect
one Delegate trontSeach Ward and Town
ship to attend q Judicial Convention to
nominate candidate for Common Pleas
Judge for this t5thJ Judicial District.
The time and places of holding the Con-
gressional and Judicial Conventions will bt
announced hereafter. 1r.no. upiprpi
And whereas our late State lConven-
tion unanimously adopted the following
resolutions: 4vig ,flra1. r,. ...l "a i
2. Resolued, That the one great question
of the day is the immediate ancondit ditiona
restoration of all the States to the exercise 0I
their riqhts Sothin the Federal Union under tht
Consultation, and that we will cordially and
actively support Andrew johnson, as Pres
ldent of the United States,g in all neces-
sary and proper means to carry out his
policy as directed to that end; and especi-
ally in securing immediate representation
in the Senate and House of Representatives
to the eleven States from which 1t Is now
unconstitutiOnally and arbitrarily with!
held, unless on the degrading condition Of
inferiority In the Union, and of negro
political and civil equality enforced by the
Federal Government. 900 1abIH SID 30
g. Res Iued, That for the purposes above
set forth, we will cordially cooperate In
public meetings, conventions and at the
polls, with all men, without reference Ia
past party positions, who honestly and by
their acts and votes as well as by their pro.
fessions, support the President In his policy
of restoration as now declared. yd .ss7r.
And, whereas, said resolutions have mel
the approval, without a dissenting voice, Of
the Democratic party Of Ohio, as expressed
through the entire Democratic press OF thf
State, ana In public meetings-and, where
as, we are we'll assured that they are ap'
proved by the unanimous voice Of the De
mocracy of Franklin county; p.
Therefore, we do hereby invite all men
without reference to past party positions
who honestly and by their acts and voteI
as well as by their professions, support tn,
President In his said policy OF restoration
and who will support the nominees Of tn
Democratic party, TO act with. the Democ.
racy In the selection q the dslegatess afcre
sAis1 BY order of the, franklin County Demo
cratic Central Committee. I9iuLel ". Ll,5'
lo 80, i,,, IA A. C. -HEADLEf, Chm.
W. H. GAvER, Sec'y. s''a!e Ds'iA1 30
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29
[From tho DAILY Union. Republican,
The Radicals and the President


The Radicals are chagrined that President
johnson should SO far dcviate from the path
tney had marked, out as the proper one for
him to pursue, las to give. Congress TO un-,
derstand that the Constitution gave the We
to power to the President, In case OF con-
stitutional amendments, as well as OF DiIls
passing the Senate and House, and that
these amendments do not meet the approval
Of his judgment. a i-9'ry gulsizl 4, p
IL must De matter Ofprofound regret to
the people at large that the President does
not obey the wishes of his enemies in all
thingsr To carry out their favOrite project
of forcing negro voting on the South, they
proclaimed President johnson in favor Oh
an amendment to the Constitution having
that for its object, and because the
Chief Magistrate did not see proper 20
thus lend himself to the views OF men
whose great object seems to be to prevent
the Southern States from exercising their
rights as States which the Constitution Sc
cures them, and thus to play into the hands
of men whose actions show them to be In
favor of disruption of the Union, they
abuse him without stint or mercy. 1".. 90.
! BY their own aets--by an utter aband0n-
ment OF the principles which held together
the Union party in the late war--these Radi-
Gals lave placed themselves in a hostile
position to the President. That officer Is
now as true to those principles as is the dial
| to the sun, and If in his late message, In
which, in language not to be misunderstood,
he proclaimed himself hostile to the pro-
posed constitutional amendment, he aids In
its defeat, President Johnson will have done
much to still the troubled waters, and to
cement the Union, and for this he deserves
the thanks of the Union loving people OF
all parties, and will receive their grati-
| tuda ... f..BF ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29
Chnngo of weather.

The month Of June which closes to-mor-
row has been remarkable this year f9r the
continued and almost, uninterrupted hot
weather which prevailed from the lst to
the poth day Of the month. But on the
evening Of the 2Sth tTnesday after slight
shower, the weather became suddenly
cool, and continued 50 on Wednesday.
Yesterday tTbursdayY J It might have been
pronounced cold for tbe season, as winter
clothing was by no means Out,of place OF
uncomfortable. We do mot apprehendi
however, that the cooling process will last
long. But people, whilsit does last, should
be on their guard against suffering toe
great or a sudden dimInutionI OF the animal
Feat from exposure Of irisnficient Inst cloth
ing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29
ohio FnrnItnre Company.

Certificate Of incorporation filed in the
Office Of the Secretary of State, June 9th.
The Company is located at Columbus. Ohio,
and is formed for the purpose of manuiac-
turing furniture, and carrying on the busi-
ness Of cabinet making in all its branches.
The capital stock is not to exceed $780,
900, of which $4,000 shall be necessary at
the organization. The number Of shares is
not to exceed 400, at $500 per share. The
incorporators are--George Gere,4 Chas.
Baker, John G. Mitchell, J. s. Ford and Al
fred Thomas, t.fi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29

Mr.. Ed. LAUF has reopened new Hat
Store, No. 229 South High street, next door
north off. Ullman's Book and Periodical
store. The many former patrons Of his,
while on Town street, win 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. A continuance of
former patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Special attention will be given to repair
ipg ggStie.Ssh al P.Ss Z AZ CED. IAuS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29
Bills Allowed,

The following bills were allowed at ses-
sion Of the Board of County Commission
ers on Thursday, June %: gro
J. Il. Riley, for stationery, &C., s239 81
on account of County Clerks Office, $64.57;
Recorders Office, $l4.4O; Auditors, $780,
u; Treasurer's, $lSS7; Probate Judges,
$2O.25-making as above $2S9.31. ''
Michael Tooley, work on the Court
House, $40; D.. 7. Woodbury. Sc Co. dry
goods furnished for jail $3.50. F 7a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29
National johnson Convention.

There has been to-day considerable
commotionin political circles over the an
nouneement that q National Convention
has been called by the friends of the Ad-
ministration, to. meet in Philadelphia on
August IA. The eau has been issued by
the National Executive Committee of the
Union Club, of which Senators Doolittle
and COwen are members, and is Endorsed
by Senators Norton, DOolittle, Dixon and
Hendricks. Thurlow Weed and Raymond
are also prime movers in this Convention.
1t is understood to meet the views of the
President with whom, Messrs. Weed and
DoOlittle had an interview on yesterday
Washington Special Of New YOrk W WOrld, June
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29
Democratic County Convention.

To THE DEMOCRACY OF FRANKLIN COUNTY
You are notified and requested to meet at
the usual places of holding elections, on
Saturday, June 3Oth, to elect Delegates to
attend a County Convention at the City
Hail. 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
Infirmary Director, aud to do such other
business as may be necessary. -
The Townships will meet from 8 to
o'clock P. NJ the Wards from 7 to 9o'clock
M, to elect Delegates, as follows: llgrr
|......... No snu, No nuY
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Tennernnca PIcnic.

Good Samaritan, Division No. %, Sons o
Temperance, will give grand social picni'
at the County Fair Grounds July 4tb.-
Friends of the order and the public in gen
eral are respectfully invited to attend ant
participate in the eDjoyments of the day
Omnibuses will leave their hall on Higl
street, above Benham & Thralls drul
store, at 8 O'Clock Am. [29-4t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29

machinationso of aset ofthieves. Mrs. Van
Aucken was his second wife, and the girl
her daughter I3y a.former marriage.
We regret thenecessity OF comment In
this case, for although the crlmeis horrible
In allSits details, we cannot but feel de-
gree of sympathy with the criminal, who
was driven TO the deed Of violence by the
abuse of his family. V ~
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Court.

The Court of Common Pleas was in ses-
sion yesterday afternoon, The remaining
cases on the criminal docket were generally
disposed of being for the most part con-
tinued till next term. The footed cases, as
they are called, being the cases postponed
to the last, on the civil docket, were called,
and disposed ofcon hearing, by dismissal
continuance or otherwise, but chiefly by
continuance till the next term. ~ .-.'
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snecinI Cnmiinn.

D 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
is NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY 9TH
Err ARTICLE. iune4-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29

THE Columbus Morning Journal don't
want its party tolook upon the Democrat
ic meeting in this city on the 96th inst, as
an insignificant affair. 1t would arouse
its party friends to Immediate action.
What's the use, when they profess to be
able to carry the State by a majority
ranging from forty to sixty thousand? |?
Negro Suffrage in Ohio is SO popular that
there is no use in stumping in its behalf.
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CoLuMpus, ONO, june q, ls6t

Ameeting of the members of the Board
of Trade of the city of Columbus will be
held at the Exchange Rooms, in Post Office
Arcade, IN this city, on Saturday, June Both,
1866, ut IL o'clock A. NJ, to receivereport
OF committee appointed to draft bylaws,
and for the election of officers. .,....'.. ...
Business men Of the city of Columbus
and of Franklin and adjoining counties are
earnestly invited to be present. y ,
.o.f By order Of the Committee.
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Capital city business College.

Glasses in Bookkeeping, Penmanship,
Business Arithmetic, Telegraphy and Pho
biography. will be formed to, suit all who
desire to take course in the College dur
ing the vacation in our public schools.
Ladies' Department beautifully fitted up.
Call and see for yourself. u aaa. rr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29

PRIMARY meetings will be held to-mor-
row Saturday, at 8 P. NJ. in the townships
of this county, and at p. M. in the wards
of this city, for the election of delegates to
the Democratic County, Congressional and
Judicial Conventions. risds g..
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DR. ,. F. BERKLLY, 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. jun7-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29

IT was stated at the Board of Health on
Monday night that the men who live be-
cause other people die, were lamenting that
their occupation, like Othello's, was gone,
or almost gone. - .-a ..f' .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29

The latest style of Hoop Skirts can be.
obtained in this city only at e. Reeds Hoop
Skirt Mandatory, Noel East statestreet.
aprl8-eodtf tfI
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sailing MT Cont.

Miss Willlie offers her entire stock OF
Millinery for sale at cost price, as she In
tends closing out her business. l and 2
Opera House, Union Block. 2S-2t
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BoARDNG. with furnished room, wanted
by gentleman, in private family. Ref
erences given and required. Address
Drawer 1923. .. -N''- i ..i'''
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Tho friends of Gen. S. W. ANDREWS will pre-
sent his name to the Franklin County Democratic
Convention, for nomination for Prosecuting Attor-
ney. Should he be nominated and elected. be will
creditaSly discharge tho duties Of the ofico. -