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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

The Official nsjori.y for the Republican
candidate for Secretary of Stats in Ohio, at
the October election, was 1885. The total
number Of votes cast, 469, 908.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

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Time is frequently q epS ssnae1.
When Mr.. "a sop nads his 22d 81 4h<as
. assch, wse6,sed Rain ~ y
des ~ nsliapoas spsss Nl +.
NEW Y1aE Feb. esases
n aissey. Ass~ goa5saf
2Ah PAlGinisr Y ali>ieAt. - u
q Khs Uuj66 = resepsed and II DRY
safe. Your speech il triumphant and the
g will be happy. come back on Mon
WILLIAM 81, SRwARD.
--Ax. Seward to ~ Q16cax Of the Govern;
msnt I1ys, under date febfnkfy q:
"AlIright--the work is done. TIE essn,
ny 10 safe. The Administration Is establlsh.
I'd 1wvUUUlUD IL M6XnEf3. 1d6& 96S ne
on Monday, unless. you hsar shat come
soonsr. 6. IT. NIL11AAsH. SEWARD"
NEw YoRx CIrY, Feb. %, 1866.
His Kzesllesev Andrew johnson, President Of the un
/. ID iIank you itsn NJ vhsle eatsAl lear,
fd 1cdt speech y Yest4r1fS IThs gnion il
now fxed fact. TnuRLow WEED. .
NEw York, Feb. o. =
Meeting is magnificent snccsas. Immedi-
ate and enthusiastic popular sentiment hers
il overwhelmingly With you.
These are al decidedly funny in the lish'
Of recent elections. They will appear mort
90 after che November elections. s
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EOR SALE. - A desirable residence in
Il H.miit n III consisting Of ~ ssry Jsssss fbsse,
with lot and half Of ereusA. veil stocked with fruit
and shubt~ry good els ,tsbis aad other oatbuiId
ant part Of HaDtoa ard IL for sale cheaper viii b
exchanged fes similar property n ksaann
Knqaifs Of WIN FULTON.
Heal Estate Agent,
jy13d Nc 50 MAIN Street. Keohuk.
la Fer sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
n As.a~sory ss,s. i,.siins Hons. vaA 2 rooms,
csfIsr aud Ct full Lot with Stable, and
variety Al grapes snd other fruit asHaie on Fulton
Street, bs,s..n ~ .Btssh s.rsssa. ta.asss g
Jys.l i4is.s,.-
For 6ale.
a ONE. STORY frame Dwelling House
IN with rooms and good cellar : full lot, with
GO 1.atiln between s and vi sss... Essar.
jya-d Nm yGLros. Assn'-of
For Sale.
4 DOUBLE one story Frame Dwelling
gso4 III Of wstef aud o. siakts sitsassd BAsk
WM FULTON,
jyioA Real Estate Agent.
For sale.
or snd 20 lss4 - - s6S u Tot q ~ Bicck a.
4 With Cottage Dwelling House and ether improve
m.as, eraet Third sad iiEh Street,. nns Sood; En-
Sssts Of WA. FULTON,
apszs-d Real Estate Agsnt. +
For Sale.
r Off o. 10 H. II, ard ~ feet on east Hd+ Of Lot
Block 81. with an Ok sgon stone Dwelling Hour,
eontsaaing eleven large n,s mail Bath
rooS and ciosets also brick stable and ~ood house.
f4tae rucd inquire Of wM FULTON
apsZS-a R~sa Ksssse Agent.
u
EOR SALE.-Eighty acres Of improved
l. land Charleston, Lee county. Iowa Good in
provemeets Prirs IS pss srrs-ssry eheap
Good title. require Of VIM FULTON.
dsc3 Heal kseate Agent, Nc. 81 Main Street
For Sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. =
n Cottage srict. ccofainiAg mice raoms good col
lar ard oass; full J-t ssth variety Of fruit
consisting pssrs .vpsss cherries. 0rsp~s Ae good
frame stable. word k0us-; good veil Of water snd
estern situated corner oh md rrsahlin ssrte's. En-
qntrr of IN WILTON,
t.'od k~Ai Estate Agent
Fer sale.
a oSR-srMY pRIcK Dv eLLrNG HOUSE,, With
n foonss GOOD eellsr snd cissefr fui 10,
pn corner ith and Rid Streets. Keoknk. Io~A-
Enqusre WM RULfoS, Agt-
Anxsod No 80 Main su~~t
II Orchard sssasans put pu.~s--wiiAss ~ nile
city ntafs.. Price 60 pfr Nm FBtfoS.
sepis kssi ks4t- gent. q NAs str.~f.
r. Rssvms md good cellar. lot sfosk ~ AAsoa'
Loves Addi on Good Etahie shd c,h~r buildings o.
| Lot Price tsso-s@ry eh@.p WM FULTON.
serI5 kes tah Ar-nt - Main street
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Off o. 10, H. H. and W feet on east stds Of Lot
y Block 81. With Ok sgon stone Dwelling House,
ming eleven large mail Bath
rooS and ciosets also brick stable and wood house.
fs<le god. Enquire Of WIN FULTON,
sewIS-1 R~si Ks4sse Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-Superfne is scarce and in demand, at
SIS 509ll. the latter rate for choice brands; good
Sl2 259l2 so; family is difficult to buy under sl39
l3 So the latter rate for brands Of established repu-
tation fancy sellsal Sl4 to SIS. Ry Flour has been
in demand, and prices have advanced to SO 75O7,
iWHBAT-The sales on ChAnge this afternoon
we're: $50 bushels No Red at 81 80; $50 do. Hill at
81 90, and 800 do, Spring, by ssuple, at SO 5S.
PipRk-The market for mess closes active at S32
a5932 80 for city.
SuGAR7-Raw l29l5ci soft refined le9l6Jlc, and
MOLASSES-As steady market with a fair de-
mand at sO99Oc for Porto Rico. Sirups are steady
at s0c1D$l 25.
COFt EE-The market is firm at 959eec for com
mon Rio 27@2sc for fair do, 2S92sc for good do.
and 3O93OHc for prime to choice do. Java is steady
at 3994lc. a,t,-
BUTTER-The supply Of the chuice grades has
been light closing at 3l933c for prime.
kEGGS-The demand has been good, and prices
have advanced 10 2S94c per dozen, shippers count,
for prime fresh. f.. ..H .' n
CiIEESE-Tae demand is fair at I61EaJ7c per
pound actual tare, for Western Reserve and Ham
REED-There is an improved demand for Glover,
part ally speculative, and the market is hrmer at
81 So Flax is lower and quiet; fair to prime sam
pies at - 5OS2 %; Primo samples of Timothy will
T0BACCO-Mu is steady at previous
quotations, We quote as follows: Z. '4,
Virginia Leaf-COmmnn Lugs. to l2c; Medium
Leaf. y to l5ci Fine Leaf, Is to 25ci Selections
ohio Seed Leaf-Fillers, per n, to &c; Medium
Wrappers, to lOci Fine Wrappers u to Ice, Selec
tiOns, % to 20c. ~ n .. B..
Mason County-Trash, to 4Hc; Common Lugs
9 TO DC; Medium Leaf, to l2c; Good Leaf II to 15c
Fine Leaf, ls to 92c; Selections, br ght 25 to tsc
Manufactured-5s, SIS and los dark 6s to 75e; 5s,
ssand los QghD 80 to Csc; Bright Pounds so to 81 5O
Kentucky Twist, % to CSC. -.l.tL .'
/ WHISkl-The demand has been fair for bonded
at33c. Free is selling at 81 50
W0OL-The market rules dull. but prices have
not changed. Fine Fleece, washed. per lb 5OC95Sc;
Coarse and medium. washed, 4O&45c; Tub 45S50c;
Unwashed, 25 G30c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
FROM EUROPE.
RY STEAmER CITY or PARIS.


New York, October 2.-The steamer
City of Paris, from Liverpool, September
10th, has arrived. .'
The American war steamers Colorado,
Frolic and Swatara, were at Southampton.
The important French circular note al
luded to through the cable some days since,
is spoken of by the English press as being
of the highest importance, and its author
ship is attributed to the Emperor. Both
the Times and News agree in the opinion
that Napoleon harborS no evil thought
against the independence of Belgium or
Switzerland. The semi-official North Ger
man Gazette of Berlin says the words in
reference to the military reorganization for
the defense of French territory must not
be considered as n menace.
The Prussian people are every day be-
coming more persuaded that good under
standing between Prussia and France is the
sure way of solving European questions in
the sense of national progress and civiliza-
ton.
A slight shock of earthquake occurred in
Paris and Devonshire, England, on the
14th.
The battle in Gambia was fought be-
tween thirty thousand Turkish troops and
forty thousand Creton insurgents. 1t last
ed eight hours, and the former become
masters of the field. The Cretons were
badly bowed. They lost six hundred kill
ed.
The King of Greece, in speech to the
Minister of Foreign Powers, expressed
sympathy with the westerlands of Turkey,
and says he cannot prevent his subjects
from giving them aid. The speech caused
great agitation among the Greeks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
New YORK markc-Oct. 2

C0TT0N-CottOn dull and. dTaOping at 42c for
midding uplands, and 44c for New Orleans. p
FLOUR-Less active but prices are without de-
cned change at $8 509ll Is for extra State and
extra round hoop Ohio, and Sl2 309l4 10 for trade
bralds, closing quiet. Rye -four shade firmer.
MHlSkY-Quiet and firm in bond at 42c. -
WHEAT-Receipts none. Market dull and with
out decided change. Sales $4,000 bush at % 40 for
new No Chicago spring, S2 $500 80 for No. Mil
w JBARLEY,-,Scsrce I, and l92o better. Canada
CORN-Receipts 1851 bushels. The market
opened heavy. afterwards slightly advanced and
closed dull at about yesterdays prices. Sales of
1000 bush at N1Sc for inferior; 95g96H for ship
ping mixed Western ahOat the latter an extreme
price, and closing with sellers at 0jc for do in stOre
95k996Se c, chiefly at 951z9o6c, for yellow Western
0699ac and 97 gg7h 5or white Western.
OATS = Receipts 900 bushels. The market
opened lac better and closed dull with the ad-
cago, and 5T96lc for Milwaukee.
C0FFEE-Firm,
SUGAR-.hc better and in good demand at OX9
Ike for Cuba
PETROLEUM-More active and higher at 269e7c
forcrude. and 43 R44c for refined in bond.
P0RC--0pened unsettled and closed more firmly,
at $33 30933 IS for mess closing at $50 49, cash.
s9l93l 20 for old do, and $50 for prime also,
1900 bbs mess, for October, sellers option, at
$3 2 and 500 brls do buyers option, all the year. at
$33 SO.
BEEF-Steady at previous prices.
BEEF H1MS-Nominal.
CUT MEATS-Steady; l4k9l5c for shoulders.
and l7I49l0ho fer hams. s--
BAC0N-Quiet
LARD-Steady at l69lSKc.
BUTTER-ls heavy at 2O935c for Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Chill Will Not Make Peace with
spain.

OHh VIII W. AO"OO WIN
New YORK, Oct. 2.-The Herald's South
American correspondence says: The idea
of making peace with Spain is not enter
tained for moment among the Chilians.
They are anxious to carry the war into the
enemy's country, and demand that their
navy shall appear before CadiZ. The Sec
retary of Foreign Affairs remarked at
dinner during the last week of August, that
Chilli would ever regard Spain in the light
of q natural enemy. 1t Is very doubtful If
any agent would be received who might
come from Spain to propose terms of
peace.
Defensive operations in the vicinity of
Valparaiso are still making. Three steam
ers purchased here by McKinna, are being
fitted out as ships of war.
Tucker, the ex-rebel who was appointed
Admiral of the Peruvian navy, has been
installed Commander-in-C Chief of the Allied
squadron. Montro, the Admiral who mu-
TIMED on account of fuckers appointment,
was still in confinement with his officers.
From Central American States the news
Is unimportant. The seat of Government
Of Honduras was about being removed to
Gracia.
A heavy earthquake visited the city of
San Salvador on the 20th of August. No
damage was done.
Mosquera, President of Columbia, was
prosecuting the ship canal scheme across
the Isthmus, but had declared he would not
allow the secession of the State through
which 1t was proposed to run 1t, from the
National Government. . .t- rr
The New Grenada Legislature have re-
solved to disobey certain instructions Of
Mosquera, and matters have thus become
embroiled so that serious consequences may
be expected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
FROM CHICAGO.
Reception of the Tag-raiIs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-rhe mass meeting at
Lake Park this afternoon was largely at
tended. AT noon the Southern Loyalists
were escorted to the meeting by the COM
mittee of Arrangements, and procession
composed principally of detachments of
veterans, with flags formerly carried in
their regiments. Along the route of pro.
with flags and appropriate notices. Five
% PARK % SpeeeSes s were sU made V Sy Governor We nor
Oglesby and all the gentlemen Of the South-
ern delegation. Tonight there is a torch
light procession, composed of bands of mu-
sic, soldiers, civic societies and citizens. A
large number of buildings along the line of
march are handsomely illuminated. The
delegation goes hence toSpringfeld. a,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS! /!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
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These Drops are scientifically compounded fluid
prepa alton, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable speedy and GER
tain specific for the of all obstructions and sup
pressious of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by ths fact that over 100 900 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by. the ladies of the United States,
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms of
praise of their great merits. They rapidly TAX
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
Fare considered by all who know sught of them, as
the surest, safest and most nfallibe preparation in
the world, for the Of all female complaints, the
removal Of all distractions of nature and the pro-
motion of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used, and ex-
planning when and why they should not, nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
ryto nature's chosen laws, Will be found carefully
folded around each bottle with the written signa-
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Acernng all private diseases and female weaknosseY.
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FROM BOSTON.
Arrival Of Cyrus W. Field

BosroN, Oct. 2.-Cyrus w. Field arrived
in Boston this afternoon, and will leave for
New York tomorrow. On Monday even
ing, Oct. 1st, banquet was given in Liver
pool to celebrate the success of the Atlantic
Cable. and was presided over by Lord STAN
ley, Minister OF Foreign Affairs. During
the festivities Mr.. Fields health was pro-
posed by Lord Stanley, and drank amidst
great enthusiasm. ,.r
A dispatch relating to the celebration.
dated Liverpool, Oct. 1st $3.50 p, NJ, was
received at the office of the Telegraph Com
pany in Boston at 0:45 the same evening.
WOrkingmen's Candidate for Con-
greSs.
Boston, Oct. 2.-Brevet Brigadier Gen.
eral G. r. Gurney has been nominated for
Congress by the Workingmen's Convention
in the Third District. uau. a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
From toronto.

Z New YoRK, Oct. 2.-The Herald's special
says: At the Toronto, Canada, Assizes
yesterday, the Fenian prisoners were serv-
ed with copies of the indictments against
them. ,l,rr-tla d.
The 18th Royal Hussars had arrived from
England. BIlE H ID .NC
It is now believed that the Fenians will
attack Canada along the frontier of Missis-
quot and Huntington. The force of regu-
lars is now about $4,000 effective men and
about forty-four cannon. There are on the
rolls $4,000 militia, but not more than 25,-
900 are considered effective. e
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X. A,BEAUREPARIE, NJ. ID.
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To GARANcIIRE 4 DUPoNT, No. 2i4 Rue Lombard,
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OF the BrdiR, Heart or NerUOus System frequently
lead to the most DISTRESSING and Embarrassing Dis
orders Of the WHILE system. students Clergy
men and LIaoysrs, therefore. who are especially IL
able to these Weaknesses should resort promptly to
DR.. DBLAMARRB's SPBeIFIC PILLS: "'
A Pamphlet, containing iull psr iculars, with Di-
Iections and Advice, printed in French German,
Spanish and English, accompanies each bex, aud
will be sent, by mai free OF cost, to any who will
write for it. .r......,. -.. 20.
Price S1Pcr BOx, or Six Boxes for SIS.
Sold by all the principal druggists. or will be
sent by mail, securely seglfd from all O6sercdtioa
on receipt of the specified price BY any authorized
agent, or by the sole General Agents for America,
OSCAR q. MOSES d CO., - Cortlandt street,
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CO., and all Dealers in Medicines. All orders by
mail promptly attended to. '0IIF r. f
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
Meeting of soldiers and sailors.

MEADvILLE, PA, Oct. "A great mass
meeting of soldiers and sailors, the great
est mass meeting ever held here, is in pro-
)gress, Fully twenty thousand strangers
are in town. Able speakers are addressing
the multitude. 1t is the greatest meeting,
outside of Pittsburg, held in Western Penn
lsYlYania. .s..I N..l ..- L-- .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
THE CHOLERA.
new ts York and Vicinity.

7 NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Fiyef fresh cases of
clioleralwere reported In this city yester-
day. During the forty eight hours ending
yesterday noon burial permits for thirteen
cholera dead were issued. The report for
last week showed a. total of 4S7 deaths, of
which 48 were from cholera. The cholera
has again appeared on Governors Island.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03

WHY NOT USE TILE REsr,9

: OVER TWENTY YEARS. Increasing demand
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est the most reliable, and most convenient. Com
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preparation Of the hair. No trouble. No crook or =
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ferred. A. child can apply it. Always gives satis-
faction. Only 75 cents per bottle Sold everywhere
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Agents. 'N'
Also, MATHEWS ARNIcA BAR GLOSS for r.
storing and dressing the Hair. 1H Hhi-'J
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
From Fort Lnrnmia. J,

/ FoRr LARAMIE, Oct. 2. LA band Of fifteen
Indians stole herd of cattle near this
place ont the Both ult They were pursued
by Lieutenants Bingham and Starring with
Ia party who surprised them, killing about
four and recovering the property. ,Ae
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Fire Mt JeffersOnVille. nd.-Death OF
Prominent Citizens,


LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The tobacco facto-
ry, machine shop and foundry ofthe South
ern Penitentiary, Jeffersonville, Indiana,
burned this evening. Hall, Moore &c Mil
Ter, lessees of the foundry, lost about $780,
600. The tobacco factory was leased by
Mock & Sons, Louisville; loss not known.
The Courier estimates the entire loss be-
tween two and three hundred thousand
dollars. The fire supposed to be set by
convicts employed in the tobacco factory.
Hon. H. 9. Burnett died OF cholera near
Hopkinsville. ... IfG..a... a..
Ex-Governor Charles S. Moorehead is
reported dead at his plantation in Missis-
sippi. III
Benz. r. Pollard. an old citizen, died
while on visit to Mississippi.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2.-Further investlga-
tions show the extent of the fire at Jeifer-
sonville to be much exaggerated in the
morning papers. Hall & Sons stove foun-
dry was entirely destroyed, but no damage
is said to have occurred to Hall, Moore &
Miller's works. Further particulars here
alter, .... .. .... ..r ... ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
A Case of Cholera in Washington
FROM HARTFORD.
The Town EIection..!L.args Der

The Town ElectiOns-Large DemO-
cratic and Conservative Gains.
HARTFORD, CONN, Oct. Awe have re-
turns from one-t third of the town elections
of yesterday. The Democrats and Con-
servatiyes have made decided gains over
the Republicans. In Glastenberry, Sun
bury, Somers, Middletown, Canton, Grand
by, etca aowhere strict political, tests were
made, the Republicans were defeated, and
every one of these towns was gain to the
Democrats and Conservatives.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
Now York money mnrket-Oct.a.

New York Money uarket-Oct.2.
MONEY-More active at 495 per cent. for call
loans. H. 4. .r r .-s.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Fir at lOsJzt9lOsx
G0LD-More active and higher opening at l47h.
GOVERN GENT STOCKS Quiet without de-
dided change. ....... -r.,.u..
FREiGIiTS TSATo Liverpool, shade frmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Alt is said that
Maximilian has sent an order counter
manding the evacuation Of Sonora; that
the French Admiral having embarked, all
his troops refused to disembark. III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03
FROM W ASHINGTON.
GEN, Lee,s Household Effects DeIiv.
cred to His Agent.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The household eff
fdcts left at the Arlington mansion by Gen.
lee, or rather the fragments remaining of
them, were yesterday delivered to the par
ty authorized by Gen. Lee to receive them.
This was done, the National Intelligencer
says, under an order Of the President. 1t
appears that nearly every thing of any
value had been stolen. Many valuable
heirlooms, including some of the family
portraits, were taken from the frames,
packed in boxes and stored in the upper
,l0it of the mansion since 1861. These boxes
had been broken open and every thing of
real value taken away, and the letters and
private papers of Gen. Lee scattered over
tile loft. s-a@ --17 a. -i-
A Case of Cholera in Washington. q
At the meeting of the Board of Health
yesterday the first case of Cholera in Wash
ington was reported. 1t was that of a gen.
tlenian who arrived here from Richmond
on Friday. The patient is convaleseent.
The exemption of this city from cholera
disproves thetheory that it seeks filthy To-
CAllIlCSs rF.. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03

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Philip Kienzle's Estate,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A. D. 1866 duly appointed and qualified by the Pro-
bate Court In and for said county, administrator of
the estate of Philip Kienzle, late Of said county,
deceased. ,Et. I-. .>s.T
September ", 1896. ,u4l d. oStA-w3w
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NEW Ynrk Atock mnrkot-Oct. p. a

Fort Wayne 100; Northwestern az, Rock Island
1os Cleveland 6 Pttsburg Qli Illinois Central l29I4
Michigan Southern s9H; Erie 81; Hudson l23I
Hiehgan Central ll4H; New York, Central ll9k
Western Union Telegraph 541f T3os 6rst series lO6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-03

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 2-The anti-Radical Con-
vention of the First District nominated Jno.
Hogan for Congress yesterday.