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, 1866-07-20

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WA sooat $at head on eaie. Tbs ustuspd ~ ~ ~
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s1A1r-hset!nta. 80 hstd. yery few ,e,},nx
, 1866-07-20
LATER sEsv YORK mAnKEr.

AAFEh NEW YORK MARKErA
Especial Despatch to shs Chicago Tnua,t,
Rev fork, Jn- u,
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f!orr art wheat zse vrfy runch de,--,,.6 ..
osoeon. RuJets fn'ist IN maisrta, decline. c,,n
anu OH Gull ard unsettled. Ne.khts quIst, '3
fhovIeroHs
and heaxy. IVA p'o3aess dau
LfFk unok.
ps'op"s. Pflue ioX01lc. Receipts tvasr.,vo
, 1866-07-20
Toledo M1rket.

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, 1866-07-20

101tSr occurred last cyertnr: m ho.ra n.
mig 1uicarora lying IL tte lske abont tbrr. mil
.,un LEG North Pier a HRht 'cu.ued between lho
uncess , ard crew, during which the mate, n1ued
1.sk s Aekenbs!d7e. wis fataIy ssstb.d. the on,
n.y. WI ln len minutes aler iha wound Ma, ia.
a'e.su. Inc murderer WIS hlmtcn bxdiy eur In
sh hany p'acee; spta!n Sherman Immediately Walled
.uS .ssssi ZIP aaquid Of .ne Nosth side poles
phd1 them IN eafo custody. An sx1mtnstoa Nil
take place fo-d2y. VIA
, 1866-07-20

1I1r1ArF1Eo.-A lad named Thomas Doris m,
n1 70 'oe AsfoFm School yesterday. BY The Polico
10 the North Division. The youn, thJ.r ~. et ~
11rca r. the very act Of relieving the drswef of
quantity OF posi- II currency. u
, 1866-07-20

INK rnsfed !or nld amber Michigan; aa,e, or nrv
- e tos mixed. and sae fcr whIH. ~ os'''' '"te@
n1a.1e f&faonts-Duil; AHc' for corn by ttean to
, 1866-07-20
LOCAL MATTERS

| Tho Emperor Of Aus.rt.. mr. c.I
;Fna1y, vent through the ANNA. eersmonYof T.sh
bsd nr1teF } 2, sweire poor ga men snd women. III
~ nS.te< cifen tEeM cAch 4 boilte Of TchSet1,
rnJsiooE1eal Hair ReRenetator. which wou,d bas.
Sa1o,ea snd TIER csay lock- 10 the beauty Of Joah
napp; fne fcst Of lie, 4. It does lhon.spds Of oib
e.. S.e; ltA wonderful, Sxz7u 4 DwrER. asen.t
ooto esef5"hetn.
uEvery, daT adds to tho yvoa,1erfn,
ee1es o! Oalleys lalvsnic Iof1s sal7c Uoe trtai
s'tFz a S1' Ka s;i ea, + ssn,, ss1 ea5s 9s
Founder i Il s.o IN excellent Goof o,nt9.ns sn rna
Wa.er Fly esn.s box. Sold by diux@clsH @ aa ny
A''1s*@ ''@Ae1s' e3si
So: 1at Grnnd .tfc<t, Wiilum.bni1o. - bcen "
completely cured OF yiolent attack or T5enms.
s,. ~ cy ons hottle Of MErcALFk's GaEAr RuEp.
any 1. Pss'on who will cslt Il thc abose addsoss. -
inr cdos fos the ha,,dkcscntef, II IL rslim,n =
cotlsns. Egyptian Gala. AZ A'''o;s o5sa q
Exclude tho Flto. ana mo.nrt,...
wrh VI. EEans & Co.'S Vim Window sbsde.. sH
ssxe tareeh Chicago, southwest corner I3xc snd
MR.. Tiuslnsr's Sootl,iur xyrup I, sns
rsster1paion q ono Of lhe beei cuasle phyeielsns
oe Ey III gnsa s.ss and ns' eesa assd
ertt y millions Of nolhcfs ior lhels et;,trcn'
.Inn,sr 'oe Snid nom pala eo7cces aeldlt7 Of the
and heai1h 10 the child, eomlotis ihe notnsr 'ess
MOT
FAptf HauEtOxa and Wind osv Shall.
T. .,ss Gssas,y reduced ptccs. r. &. Rtour. 81 iisn.
'opn7'' - e5is
Mraek Machlne+The National ffr,cn
55sn1ns s,,5ss maxe:. With QUIZ wokorse power ao00
, 1866-07-20

No. 49, Grnnd .tfctt, Wiiitsm.bnf1a' - hcon o.
completely cured OF violent attack o! Rsenms.
utn ~ one hottie Of METcALr.'s GseAr Hns,.
any peHou who viii cslt II thu abosr addscss. ~
, 1866-07-20

II tnn,s latt .ssaz for occunascy brt upop to,
u oy ~ te1 ~ the lroFerdaf fn8 fsEs ShoTr MA
@ hou.s hs1 ~ ITO rooms besidsa psary I'd eshttt
e, t*o nay WINDOWS, sood srttsi. WOO shcd.
snd nS1,s Lot i,cneosed Nsn nrsIcs,s feass,
oce the pesssn'ets hom II Essasiaa ss;a ron.s
esh 'Gs ~ 3 oae i9E sae one ve+9 s hs
aS ot l nos svta whlin thst t7c vii fsas II fnr
apps ~. RI yeaf. Z. E na0wEE+ Room / l. IN IL
'NesN r44
, 1866-07-20

psss deen 70 leare b. my one but be h.d d; 7o.
tuouen ihc ntnd0e M Gradually 4 liahs oroxu
III as tne of}ected s.lane7r liz opca M.
q mn,t hSeotmiek, h.S Of the Chicafo Kespef, IN !"
, 1866-07-20

SPECIAL Cantlon. - Mrs. yvinslo1y,s
Gnf parties hare pot out Articles csllnr them NJ
,MansuEs- ~, r1ca-e taks notice that the Mn. Wtut.
any other article 1nnst.crat
, 1866-07-20
New fesk stock and aia..v ,......

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n1tsttxa. fsala. All xS4fSsx.
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Scta6xs A1d r!oslns ii l3AE ~ S"H' saEseomf
s1Tms.ssAssx.s-R'ihoutd sTHs.a decided eh.pzs,
, 1866-07-20

go e The Rrat-tao tn EarYant x Nr-as.
aune Chlcafo Commercial College 10 rct 4 ttns.
oaS5s t Isseueai bn.lne*e education, or TO tcon1c
HHYASf Il 4TRAfToN Chies0o III s1~ 0eo4AFt
, 1866-07-20
PhllAdEluhsa Mnrkef.

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q o. seo bu mixed West:a 1t sooaic. snd 1eiiow
Ohio. " so "'-e""'@i'"aAAs A1o VIE FOR
, 1866-07-20
THE CITY.


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lecture 1t The n s.hln.tntt.n t,s. LAVE. n. ~ NJ
snse; I'll esenne, 10 comnence II o,e'neE aEemRei
pupne sfo 'n'i'oa to att'nd. ' LULA IN
roaanri nnt..; f'a. u. is.saA.s. cosrAsr Or Mt,
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shtod hats t*n sap tet, decided t,,t,.t.b
~ ''' 'e'f aaa 10 tottees.
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hhtht 1t tht e.9p of ihBs Pm s,ns ,.,' .'nes
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, 1866-07-20

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VIII Esans Cos Wiro Window ShsdH.l Sss
Es.nI1eeH M1reeH Chicago, southwest corner Las ann
>%"-e'tAA ns1f
, 1866-07-20
EApff HauEtOxa and XVlntl o,F Sh.d,.
y GtfatiJ reduced pElcrt. +. &. Riour. 81 iisn.

=, At1ck m4chlne-The National Ffrac1r
sse M5enins makes. With QUIZ tsrphor.e power, sot
9ud Uniform lengths Ii tho machirc dos t,os IT,.
s1Tm WA "c claim for y. viii iake II hack sna
Fs.ona Fsa no money. Addrs.a ABRAN KEOUA.
eilss.s Isc II aRen. a;re ~ otoaiway. New fosk.
, 1866-07-20

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1n ,.g Soos roc nc handkerchief. 1t IL Ihlinan 4
9~Ass Ak|tt114 %AHA. Efq3
, 1866-07-20

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sha ~ ~ CT. 1sttssdsy. and Is soppnx II
, 1866-07-20
REAl 35Statz.-egtullntrn,

<@* I1%a&<7exlu
H'OR SALE-A f,rm Of 1oo acres
m saolse lana t. Fo1d County. 1nop n. ieneod
ID Tsaa5a anra &: - stppo, pnte nls o@
sh aeatny lcality ead tIe.l ens tsines,iouai priv
soa.a cialf itrtet, isoon 10. i. it !" ~ 81; W
FOR SALE-Onc Of the best stock
- sa.Ms ~ Eo1thcrn1illnola ttaxtcd tweo,yseyrn
nils 1reu thtesro. cons1lnln1 81 le!es' ~ VIII
1 !tpseS vel iuProsco: HIS ! 70 i non.e, iva
S9HS e n.!9s r. "a ter<e stas, houte. tnaets lis
s4ea IN ofcha.c, II sc1es in hoft. t5e 6,,snr: i
Ga,s ssd eo!n Iwo sre.ns OF rsoo waer raj inlo1rs
sshs s. P5ae's e. s{s {Rss'ss:,s sss': s' &C. sS sGs
FOR SALE-Country Residence.
~ miss from Krnosha. Wts 4.p: q hcr.e tvoo
ssyrs efas footas thitty aees excellent 1and. 1e
rats c1te1-t3N1 Lair oD1n. Also sincE fafa, - IL
sesrt. rice neds ose iic itou, ssss LIE. pto, nn
~ Mrx:ate s st..esa. 5000 hoass o,;s nd. osS.d,
Ron i. No. ~ Lasale aassI' - oo"N : Ill u
E0k SALE-Orc IF the 1nogI de-
e. 1fsht!airy locattd fs,ns 10 III. State. A rr,+
re- hoito to. tapc! farming. situs.et On ossasl
c1e + i aescs FEE .ts s9elsno1 en.nt9 q
Ss Nc %iTla5 lsais5If ;esA Asta ''1|I u.
FOR SALE-Fruit Farm, thrae
t1uvs n'1s, ff9T jon.,oore. E tns .ee chap. For.
" acre. oata. bel4ncr 10 potsioes, Sci lea ycnas
IT eomfns TITO bea1 r; Rood cfnetn I'D Fncd
IT. ~ 'he dsnr t.ies or iaEm tnd cEor. si0i:
Hox ~. Ann, III. cSNoi''
, 1866-07-20

FOR sALE-Cheap, tng handsome
tso tese9p ~ 'e ri Se. red a2
st.n3 nn ~ ssaf 10 good tsn1n's. Rrst husinrs.
nt1Ti s!u e "a en u rat exchasrp AtpiT an III
9ss@nss or aoai.s! Hog - ~. Chicaeo. M nfH s'a
, 1866-07-20

~ out question: had stoustti fne ;tmpr r ~!
IL vson q Ss 'rnt & hs.c .n the edc. o
teil .avrd nom n ihs oppuins nsrs aote
a. ts'sf i, st ,f,s ,1,,t1s: s:n,f r.. Rs.'yn u.
tpst,scs, ceuhIshaues st;sasrs, Ill ,nnt,,,n.s tnss
tta ~. ~ sed t'esn As', educste ts,s.d ii
~ = ss e 'rsd t:s' i,
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"hos hs,st VIA, do you tsaaa. sIrt Did I uot
,as osa Sn fss III ~ f.P'so y9a ~ r,em!.:
ttan,a 20! call lot sesrrl tnoa,ns j. ~ '''a ~
,'h" mnont nhsh't'r! hnf suri pfom, s-dohtt think
msas spS' but Do kno. The etvs.lpiu vii sed
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w Yoa r. a3a 49, ssn eos y s
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n.1s s9a Ill., 19t so%s :oeer lqdee could rei
Lt mcntJ, and s1aa ~ shr sum IL. II u ths earn.
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o,h'ss. u very valuabla and precious to me. ls.
;'oss, ~ {oa io!d mo 1oa "oud etstainly rrtam
Yer nG.s =, ,as asg ,. might h.vs eon' 'ooar
~. "uG1 ,0t ,s' M e. % not * thu IT, You en-
, 1866-07-20

TAKEN up BY the subscriber.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-16
The PhIIadeIphia Convention.

The object of the Great National Con-
vention now in session at Philadelphia, is
to restore the Union and maintain the Con-
stitution. This is the grand purpose which
called it into being, and which animates
and pervades all its proceedings. Not
since the days when our Fathers held that
other Conveutionin Philadelphia, ITO form
a more perfect Government for these
States" has there been assembled upon
this Continent such Convention as this.
Its mission is as holy and as grand as was
that of the first; and its labors will, it is
hoped, be attended with results as brilliant
and successful. 'sIts harmony has been in
sured; the discord that the Radical papers
predicted, has been put far away. THE
CONVENTION WILL ACCOMPLISH ITS OBJECT.
We have very full reports of the proceed
ings of the Convention, which will be
found under our telegraphic head and else
where. To them we must refer the reader,
as the pressure upon our columns compels
us to cut short our editorials--at aDyrate,
during the continuance of the Convention,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-16
The Picnic al COOdale Park,


Yesterday afternoon the congregation of
st. Patrick's Church had picnic at Good
ale Park, for the benefit of the schools at
taehed to their church. Had they had the
ordering of the weather beforehand, they
could not have inaugurated more pleasant
and agreeable day. The air was cool and
refreshing, and the gentle breezes that
played among the trees at the Park, were
delightful. The grounds at the Park were
in fine order, considering the recent rains,
aud were much drier and firmer than we
expected to find them.
Entering the Park in the afternoon, we
found large gathering Of happy pick
nickers of both sexes, the young and old
commingling in acommon festival and in
common social enjoyment. Large refresh
ment stands had been provided, which were
literally patronized. Under the shade OF
the wide-spreading branches of lofty trees,
dancing floor was laid, where "fying
feet kept time to the strains of enlivening
music. Under other trees swings were
kept in motion, where pro tempore wood
nymphs were alternately ascending and de-
scending. Muscular young men INDUCED
in more athletic exercises, such as football
etc. Carriages and other vehicles glided
with their smiling occupants, over the
drives around and through the Park.
The day passed away pleasantly, anG
early in the evening the pick-nickers dis
persed homeward, highly gratified witt
the delightful social reunion in which they
had participated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-16
Narrow Escape.

AS a lady was getting out of street car
yesterday afternoon, on High street. at the
crossing of State, one of her hoops caught
fast as she was stepping of, and the car
started onward. Had not the hoop sudden
ly broken, the consequences to the lady
might have been serious indeed. We did
not observe the number Of the car, but
heard several spectators of the scene re-
mark that conductors on the Street Rail-
road, as well as the road ITSELF would lose
nothing in public estimation by little
politeness in assisting ladies off the cars,
or at least in seeing that they were clear OF
the cars before again starting forward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-16
The New school Buildings.

The preparations for the erection of the
brick structures of the two new public
school buildings-the one at the north and
the other at the south end of the city-are
in active progress. The excavations for the
cellar and foundations OF the South build
ing are completed, and those Of the North
building are nearly so. The foundations
and stone work of both will be commenced
Immediately, and finished in week or two
hence, and the laying Of the brick walls
will follow. The two buildings are much
needed, and we trust the public necessity
will hasten their completion at the earliest
practicable period.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-16
An IncIdent Of the civil war.

Some time after the issue of the famous
emancipation proclamation during the late
civil war, "loyal" STAKEHOLDER, residing
in Kentucky, heard that his servants were
consulting among themselves as to the pro-
priety Of going to the war. He accordingly
called them together, and told them he did
not wish them to steal off as other farm
hands had done; butif they should make
up their minds to 60, he would 60 with
them to the recruiting Office and get them
enlisted. s5ae .a4 ta -sr
After consultation his men returned.
"Well," says the master, 81 suppose you
have come to tell me that you are going TO
enlist" mo, massa," said the spokes-
man, "we hayn't made up our minds jes
yet. We want to know one thing about this
war, and we know you win tell us the
truth. Some people tell us this war is for
the Constitution, and some tell US it is for
the niggers. Now, II 1t Is for the COnsti-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-16
Proposals for Printing & Binding,
OPYrcE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PnNTINs.l

OPFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTING,l
COLUMBUS, OHIO, July Q, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
y ceived at the Office Of the Secretary Of State Of
the State Of ohio, until
Tuesday, the 21st day OF August 1866,
at u o'clock NJ, for executing the State Printing
for the period Of two years, and for executing the
State Binding for the period Of one year from and
in accordance with the provisions Of the act entitled
IAN act TO provide for the execution and sppervis;
ion of the State Printing and Binding, passed
March "a. ls6O the act supp ementary thereto pass
cd May 1885,! and the act amendatory thereof pass
Full printed SPECIFICATIONS can be had on ap-
plication to the Secretary Of State.
Each proposal must be accompanied by bond,
executed in due form by the bidder, with at least
two good and suhicient suretes satisfactory 70 the
Commissioners Of Printing in the penal sum Of ten
thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful per.
formance pursuant TO law, OF such class or
for the payment as liqudated damages by such bid
der to the State Of excess Of costs over the bid or
bids Of such bidder which the State may be obliged
10 pay for such work by reason OF the OF such
bidder to complete his contract; said bond to be
null and void # no contract shall bo awarded to him.
No otd Snaceopantsd oy sScn ooS soo" % e"'e'-
A like bond in the penal sum Of five thousand
dollars, must accompany each proposal for folding,
' Copies Of bonds lin blank) will be furnished
bidders on application 10 the Secretary Of State,
In all respects the printing and binding shall be
executed and the bills thereOt made out, nleds aud
tied and paid in conformity with the provisions Of
the act 80 provide for the execution and super:
vision of the State Printing and Bindins," passed
March "a. 1860, and the amendatory act Of April Q.
Is6e-to which acts reference is hereby made for
such further information as NAV be desired.
side Of the envelope, proposals. for Public Print
ing" or Proposals for Binding" ss the case may
be, and addressed TO the Secretary Of State.
WIN. HENRY SMITH.
Secretary If State.
MOSES r. BRAILEY,
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
iuly9-dtd Auditor Of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-16
Imnrorements in the Ninth Ward

We learn with pleasure that the nui-
sances complained of in the Ninth Ward
are being rapidly abated. The ponds and
pools Of standing water have been, or are
being filled up, and a general scraping
and cleaning of the cutters and alleys go
ing forward. We saw, yesterday after
noon, a specimen of care and neatness in
cleaning the gutter on the east side of High
street, along by the Barracks, well worthy
of imitation. If the other wards do not
wake up, the Ninth will excel any Of them
in the cleanliness and neatness Of her
streets, alleys and cutters, as well as in her
other sanitary measures.
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ValIandlgham- - Tho Radical

The Radical papers are terribly distressed
over the withdrawal of VALLANDIGHAM.
They argued with all the force and vim
they were masters Of, that he was clearly
entitled to his seat in the Philadelphia Con-
vention; and they advised him, in the kind
est possible manner, to claim II, and par
ticipate in the patriotic deliberations of
that body. They assured their readers that
he was pIucky, and would go into the Con-
VenClUn at all hdhards-that no GOULD not be
induced to withdraw under any state of
circumstances that might arise. He has
disregarded their advice, and rendered
worthless all their predictions; and now,
there are "weeping, and wailing, and
gnashing of teeth,n among all the Radical
Editors and Reporters throughout the land
Meanwhile, the great work of Restoration
and Pacification is going harmoniously for
ward in the Grand Convention of the Re-
public.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-16

Nh. Ed. LAUF has reopened new Hat
Store, No. 229 South High street, next door
north of F. Ullman's Book and Periodical
store. The many former patrons of his,
while on Town street, will 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
ing of Furs.
may19-d3m ED. LAUF.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-16

A HARRISBURG paper tells of man who
has failed in business four times, been up
set in stage coach, and thrown down an
embankment of sixty feet; fallen head
foremost through hatchway in store In
Reading; has been married three times, and
is the father of twenty-one children. "He
still lives" is in business at Harrisburg,
and keeps Roback's Bitters and Blood Pills
constantly in his family. augl3dawlw
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SEALED PROPOSALS
. BE RECEIVED AT THISOF

WILL BE KECEIVED AT THASOF-
w fee until a.
Tuesday, the 21st day of August, 1896,
For furnishing materials and doing the following
work:
For graiirg and paving the sidewalks, cutters
and crossings on High street from Russell street to
Clinton avenue. .
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings the east side Of High suejt
from Fourth alley south TO Oak alley.
For grading and paving the sidewalks, cutters
and crossings on the south side Of Franklin avenue
from Washington avenue TO East Public lane.
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings on the north side Of Friend
street. from Seventh street TO Washington avenue.
The foregoing work is 70 be done under the ordi-
nAnces Of the City Council, and in accordance with
the plans and specifications which may be seen in
this office.
The bids will 10 opened by the committees of the
City Council for the Wards in which the respective
improvements are located and the right TO reject
any or all Of the bids will be claimed by tho COM
mittee. W. W. POLLARD,
City Civil Engineer.
CITY Civil Engineers Office, No. IS Buckeye
Block, room No. 2, up stairs. l..
(Westbote please copy0
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Meeting Of the Democratic SsaIe
Central Committee.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CEN. CON. RooMs,i
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 8, 1855.
There will be meeting of the Democrat
ic State Central Committee at 27 South
High Street, Columbus, o., on Tuesday,
August 2lst, at 10 o'clock, A. M, to arrange
a series of Mass Meetings for the present
campaign. The Democratic candidates for
Congress are invited to be present. County
Central Committees of counties wishing
mass meetings, will signify the same to the
Chairman of the State Central Committee,
as soon as possible. Democratic papers
please copy. cu.