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Wore by the Cable-Anti-Fenian Movements
Markets.


LONDON, December ia quantity of arms
intended for the use of the Fenians, and all
the fittings of n guusmith's shop, were seized
to day 1T Cardiff while on their way TO Ire
land. The steamer Bolivar has been seized in
The Midway, on suspicion of her being Fe-
man cruiser. a large quantity OF arms and
ammunition and thirty tons of gunpowder
were found on board.
LIVERPOOL, December lip. M.-The cot
ton market to-day has been quite active; mid
ding uplands closed NJ lI'ad. the sales reach
ed % 900 bales. The breadstuffs market closed
unchanged. Corn was last quoted at 3Ss. Cd.
Provisions inactive. Lard duh.
LoYDOS, December lip. M.-Consols closed
10. night at Ssh. United States j-2O's, Il.
FLoRExCE, ITALY, December 1.-THE Co
vernment has determined upon founding large
navy-yards in venetia. The work Will be com
meEced Immediately.
FRAHKFoRr, December LIP. MO bonds
close steady at 20 sT7jH transactions, how
ever. not large.
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Tornado I'm Texas.

New ORLEANS, December ia spe-
cal dispatch to the Times gives an account
of disastrous tornado which visited north
eastern Texas on the 4th instant, destroy
ing an immense amount of property and
doing great damage to the surrounding
country. Six persons were killed and a
number injured.
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south Carolina Legislature.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December lO.-The
House of Representatives has passed bill
for the encouragement of emigration from
Europe, with view not only for the till
age of the soil, but permanent settlement
as residents.
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BEAU HICKMAN.-Colonel Hickman au.
thorizes us to deny that he is native OF
North Carolina. Like Henry Clay and
Patrick Henry, he was born at the Slashes
of Hanover. The Colonel says that it is
preposterous for State that produces
nothing but tar and turpentine to claim
the parentage Of the greatest iinancier OF
the age. North Carolina can turn ont
Badgers, Grahams, and Clingmsns, but
never Hickman.-2tar.
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Emitted States Senator from Georgia

MILLEDGEyLLE, December ll.-H. Y.
johnson has been reelected United States
Senator.
The House passed the Homestead bill.
The exemptions were increased one hun
dred per cent. and applied to contracts be-
fore passing the bill. A veto is expected
from the Governor.
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Settlement DiSapproyed.

WAsHISGToS, December l2.-The Govern
ment has disapproyed the settlement made by
our Consul a London with Frazer, Trenholm
x Co., relative to all claims upon Confederate
property. The suits commenced by our Con-
sui at Liverpool will therefore continue.
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GENERAL CUsTIs LEE, the son of General
Robert L. Lee, has been elected president
and professor of mathematics, its appli-
ances, and military science, in the Mary
land Agricultural College. Pay, S2,5O0
per annum and a residence.
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Southern Emigration.

AUGUSTA, December ll.-Many families
are emigrating to Texas from Georgia and
east Alabama Oil has been discovered on
Shoal creek, St. Clair county, Ala, in
abundance, at the depth of 900 feet. Seve-
raj families are emigrating to Brazil from
MiSsisSiDni
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WAsHIyGToS, December E-The thirty
nine southern cases pending in the Supreme
Court of the United States during the late
war have all been removed from'the docket,
some having been argued and others submit
ted or Ontinnnd
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Imnnrtnnt TO National Banks

WAsHryuroy. December II The House Com
mittce on Banks and Currency agreed to-day
10 report m amendment to the national cur
reucy act. recurring all national banks 10 re-
deem in the city Of New York, either through
,hc banks in one Of the seventeen rcdeemins
cities named IN the present law, or directly.
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Mr.. DAVIS NOT GUuTY.-Thad. Stevens
does not believe that jeff. Davis can be ad-
judged guilty of completely in the assassi-
nation Of Mr.. Lincoln. He thinks he had
no hand in it, Washington Correspondence
Ne,c York Herald, 1911.
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One House of the Tennessee Legislature
has passed bill loaning 100000 Of State
bonds to the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad Company.
The Richings Opera Troupe commenced
an engagement at Buffalo, New York, last
Monday evening.
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BUFFALO, December IA very heavy
snow storm has prevailed here since a
O'Clock this morning. The ground is now
covered to depth of eighteen to twenty
inches, aud it is still showing hard and
blowing
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Maximilian's Private Secretary leaves Ha-
ynu, for New York.

HAvAxA, December s.-Among the passen-
gers OH the " Elder was the private secre-
tary OF Maximilian. He leaves for New York
in the Eagle, and will thence proceed TO Paris
Uia southampton. He has been very reserved
since his arrival, and il may be possible he
carries dispatches, or has particular business
To leave Mexico.
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ST. Louis, December l1.-Flour steady and
quiet; inferior, ssso6slo.25; double extra,
si2. 75dsl3.75. Wheat very dull-prices nm
changed. Corn without change-saIes small.
Oats steady Hay, els. Mess pork lower at
$50 per barrel. Hogs improving.
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| PORTLAND, Ne, December 1.-THE steam
ship Moravian, from Liverpool the 10Th, has
arrived.
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New YORK, December l2.-The steamship:
Arago and Fulton, forming the only Ameri
can line to Europe, will be sold by the I'D, be-
cause of a want of patronage.
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AT the great sale of blooded stock In
baltimore on Tuesday, Mr.. Crenshaw, OF
Ricbmond, bought Black Hawk colt,
pthrse Years old, for el80.tAes !. + ! u
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DISPATCH JoBPRINTING HOUSE.

~
This establishment has been furnished with An
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Founders could supply and Is now prepared to exc
cute orders for every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Auctioneers,
Banks,
Railroads,
Steamboats,,
Express Companies,
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Boarding Houses,
Theatres,
Concert Halls,
Clerks Of Courts,
Constables,
Doctors,
Dentists,
.ese'' sehools
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MILK FOR SALE.-A gentleman q
ISl short distance from the city having IN. 10
MILK than isrequirsd for his family, would like
restaurant, or would not object 10 supplying few
families In the same neigh borhood. FOR farther
information, apply "a this oa1es, Dc ~.
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>TOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM X. POLK

~ Of this city, having, by deed Of trust, bearing
in the clerks Office Of Richmond Hastings Court,
assigned and conveyed TO Inc all his Real am
Personal ESTATE upon certain trusts in said
deed declared, notice Is hereby given that all per-
sons INDEBTED to said Polk by BOND, NOTE
JUDGMENT, OPEN ACCOUNT, Cr otherwise, ar.
equested to make payment 10 me rs such assignee,
and all persons having effects OF -aid w. H. Polk
in their hands are required to hold the same sub
ject TO my order. ~
RICHMOND, November 20 ls6S. no 2s-ts
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DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C

BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
ID We would invite the attention Of those In
want TO our stock OF Medium Books, DENY
Books, Cap Books, Quarto Books, English
Turk Books, Pass Books Memorandum Books,
Bill Books, Collecting Books, Metallic Books,
Gold Pens, Faber's Pencils, Work Boxes,
Portfolios, Writing Desks, Pocket books, Paper
Folders, Pen Holders Letter, Cap, Bill, Legal
variety: Opera Envelopes, Cold Press Envelopes,
Prizes Envelopes, oxford Open end Envelopes.
Visiting Cards, together with a great variety OF
fancy Stationery. For sale by
A H. CHRISTIAN 4 co,
Booksellers and Stationers,
no 81 ~ Sl4 Main street.
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OYSTERS.
-MEssRs. ROGERS, RID.

NOTICE.-MEsSRS ROGERS, RID
~ DICK CO., of this city, having, by "a ign
meut duly executed, bearing date on the 3Jth Of
November 1860. and recorded In the Clerks office
of Richmond Hastings Court, conveyed all the
assets and effects of said firm to the Undersigned
up, certain trusts IN said assignment specified,
notice is hereby given that I'll persons indebted to
said firm are required TO make payment to the
having effects Of said frIn il their hands or IN
der their control are required u hold the same
subject to my order. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
de It's Trustee.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. ETC.
HOME ENTERPRISE.
ERLIyG'S
SOUTHERN SERIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS.
RICHARD STERLING,
GREENSBORO, N. c.

This truly Southern series of SCHOOL BOOKS,
consisting of
STERLING'S SOUTHERN PRIMER,
STERLING'S SOUTHERN pictorial PRIMER,
STERLIYG'S SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY Spell
LING BOOK,
sTERLING'S SOUTHERN FIRST READER,
STERLING'S SOUTHERN SECOND READER,
STERLING'S SOUTHERN THIRD READER,
STERLING'S SOUTHERN FOURTH READER,
are to be had OF the undersigned.
The TRADE supplied at nett WHOLESALE
PRICES.
WHITE & HOWARD, Stationers,
de lois No lUll Main street
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
ROCHESTER, December %, 10


"MEssRs. p. H. DRAKE: Gentlemen,-I have
suffered terribly with Dyspepsia for three -four
years, and tried many remedies without effect.
had to abandon my profession, and suffered greatly
from everything late. have now tried the Plan
tation Bitters-they helped mel continued thoil
use, and am now nearly a well man. know OF
several similar cases.
- Respectfully yours,
"REv. ]. s. CArHoRY"
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GRAND OPENING-sAvE YOUR

GREAT REDUCTION In THE sssy
VI PRICE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. I'M
From fifteen to twenty per cent sayedv ~
ri Main street Gentlemen's fine Calfskin sawed
and pegged Boots, Congress Caters, Balnlorsl
shoes and oxford Ties, together with an assort-
ment of Boys and Children's Shoes. ..
J. ANTHONY,
noqo-ts six doors above Spotswood Hotel
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~ TURER AND DEALER, UNDER THE %
sPOTswOoD HOTEL. RICHMOND, VA, ~
has now in store q new and complete assert. -
ment Of HATS and CAPS for Gentlemen ana Boys.
Also, a splendid assortment Of LADIES' FURS OF
the newest styles, and a. very moderate prices.
The assortment of HATS comprises the Cambridge,
Clipper, winton Rambler, Ristori, French Dress,
Dasher, Morton, Driving, Brighton, How's This,
Brighton, Stanley, Neptune, Tudor, Driving, &c,
sc, with a complete stock of GESrLEhEE,S
BOYS, and CHILDREN'S CAPS. ocT
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NIFTY Il A X RE l. s V A l. l. + Y
Il FLOUR, twenty kegs MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
for sale by SAMPSON JONES, Jk., CO.,
Commission Merchants, No Fifteenth street.
"a
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MEDICINES. ETC.
g 7. 8 s o <.

The language Of nature and experience demon
strates that whoever would enjoy the pleasures OF
food-the beauties Of landscapes-the Joys Of CON-
panionship-the richness Of literature--or the
honors Of station and renown-Hsust preserve
their health.
The stomach Is the receptacle OF all nourish-
ment and the fountain from which all parts Of the
body derive sustenance The effect OF foul, in
furious food entering the stomach is to derange the
digestive organs and produce henfache loss ~
appetite, unrefreshsd sleep, Jtstsd bre1th, Sn
spirits, fsreriSh buraings, constipation, fnca-
pdcityto perform any mental or physical duty,
&C., and are the symptoms Of that horrid disease,
DYSPEPSIA,
which assumes thousand shapes, and points to-
wards miserable life and premature decay. The
Medical Faculty has labored for generations to
discover reliable appetixers and the proper means
| Of overcoming stomachic arrangements. Cetain In.
gradients have been long known as partially eff
| fective Among these were
| CALISAYA BARK AND ST. CR0IX RUM
An invald physician, sojourning in the tropical
island of ST. Croix, observing the habits of the
lives, gathered the recipe for the final accomplish.
! ment of this most important end. The article was
arst used as private medicine, when It's salutary
| effects becoming known, 1t was brought out under
| the name of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.
They act with unerring power, and are taken
with the pleasure of beverage. They perform
] most wonderful cures in stubborn cases OF Dyspep-
| STA, Liver Complaint, Nervous Affections Loss OF
Appetite, Intermittent Fevers, Diarrhea, Sour sto-
mach, Headache, Fever and Ague, Weakness,
| Mental Dependency, SC. As q morning appetizer
AMI Gfter-dinner tonic, they should be in every
| fdmily. They are delightful, erhildrating sti-
mulsnt, WITHOUT any subsequent supplying redc-
ton.
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Y,O SPoRTSMEN OF THE FIELD.
i Having returned lately from the Nerh With
DER, SH1T, CAPS, WALKING CAMS, sH0r
BELTS, POWDER fLASKs. Sc., assure nv eas-
toners that my stock IL a. good as can Dc bad In
the city. all AJAX iS 10 give NE eall and exam
lns before going elsewh here.
W. A-wALsH. e.-
Main street, between Four.ssalh and fifteenth:
de lin old No 90
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A Pillow FOR THE TIMES.
IA THE WATT PL0W. .a
III IN v

Warranted to do far better work, with ons.fopnh
less power; is doGblo as strong and Is dnrablet
pulverixe the coil and cover up vegetation Tar 81 .
peror 10 any cut. brace plow eser yet made tal OF
which have been invent formed, and fashioned
by myself J.. I'LL 80 .L
I refer 10 the following fsrmers, who can testify
to It's merits, via. /. +. q. Rutnn, William shopper
liam smith, ColoneI ]. h, Crsnshaw,. Riehafd
Adams. Dr. J. Hewlett, p: w. Haxsll sorloand
smith, P. voolfolk, X. McGrudsr, Y, q. Carter.
George Booker, sud Others, who are uslng " and
seen IL operate. In evory Gaze whaTe ~ tails W
come up TO the warrantee, VII ietuIn she gsles
of George Watt 4 Co., ~ the old stand. . k
GEORGE WATT, Plow- maker,
t-' No. i45o Franklin street,
a 2a-sm N.&g f8 |ak.t Richmond. Va.
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1--WE BARRELS MARSHALL'S
II SUPERIOR sHOULDBRs-to arrive.
dss A. Y. STOKES 4 co.
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FITT, ,1 ssrPP,p III g - =
de- . A.Y STOKES 8 co.
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DEACHY r. GRATTAN has removed
j his Office to 1895 Main street, -four doors above
Governor street. deS-sAwAm
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DRANDER II COOKE,
Is CORNER SECOND AMP GRACE,
keep hand, at all times, and sell at lowest mar
ket rates,
TRAs-best GREEN and BLACK;
LIQU0RS-BRANDY, WINES, GIN, and
WHISKY: -,
BtCoN-HAsiS, SIDES, and SHOULDERS,
and all kinds of GROCERIES kept IN rrst:c lass
estab liz hment. BRANDbh IOohE.
de ll-lw
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SWEET CIDER, SWEET CIDER
- 100 gallons YlRGINIh CIDER for sale by
des DAEDRIDGE u ANDERSON.
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1000 BARRELS FLOUR, all grades.
lWVD deB A STOKES q ca.
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COUGHS, COLDS, hoAhSENE ESQ
" We are again manufacturing, and will con-
tinue to manufacture during the winter, our
COUGH KISSES. which we introduced 10 the pub
lie last year. These KISSES ara highly recon,
mended as SAFE, SURE, and SPEEDY RELIEF
H0ARSEN EsS ars most pie asant to the taste, and
can be given TO children without fear or dihculty
They are prepared only by u.s. and can be obtained
Wholesale and retail. Cali al
ANDREW PIZZINI II CO.'S,
m aawsv 1--t 500 Broad street
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1--WE BARRELS MARSHALL'S
L SUPERIOR FAMILY HAMS 10 arrive.
de8 A Y. STOKES & co.
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ID NOV AL. ~ssS

ID l. NJ . V A i ~66t
IL FROM SIG TO 1903. HEl
The undersigned notifies his friends andy "
the public generally that he has removed 80
from the stand lately occupied by him In No SD,
and has taken the large and commodious store in
the new building lately erected by Mr.. John
Creme, one door below Twelfth street,
No. 1903, MKT DooR TO TIE TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
where he will, THIS DAY, open a large stock OF
BOOTS. SHOES and TRUNKS.
and all other articles In his line, embracing every
| variety o. style and quality.
Being determined to sell all his stock al small
profits, he hopes to receive continuation of the
liberal patronage he has hitherto received.
Captain john Pos, Jr., and Mr. @. s. MAURICE,
are with him as statesmen.
WILLIAM =. WHITE,
| no 2-s No. 1898 Main street.
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CHAMP GIN + CIDER.--Just re-
" ceived, q supply Of CHAMPAGNE ClDER,a
most delicious beverage, which we have for SAFE
on draught. STEVENS 4 PbORAMt
de GIL Broad street.
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EssSkIia county De,nOorasIc
Meetings.. -cf..,.,,.s .s.I

l.... Meetings. ,f,i erf.re1, o. 2
ai There win be. meetings at the following
places: ,snt, ,s9a .n nr1j sr.'aF')s uadDd
Grove City. Wednesday Evening, Sept. 10th
Speakers-W X. Rankin, j. st John Clarkson. ,.,
n Dublin Saturday, Sept. 29i 1T 2 o'clock, p NJ
Speakers-W., X, Rankin, j. ST. John ClarksoE
There will be pole raised during the afternoon oC
New Albany. Saturday, at o'clock, ?, M. Sept,
18th. Speakers Martin, John G. Edwards,
Gehanna, Saturday Evening Sept. Goth. Speak.
ers-MHtt Martin, John q. Edwards. + n r
Browns Corners, Monday Evening, Oct. lst.
Speakers-E. I. DeLany, h. I. Bingham. ifW
Alton, Tuesday Evening, Oct. I'd. Speakers-E.
F. Bingham, E. 4. DeLany. s1...... ~
1lBriggs' School House, Tuesday Evening, Oct. I'd,
Speakors-W. X. Rankin, Thos. q. Thurman.
North Columbus, W Wednesdayeyening, October O..
Speakers-Geo. l.. Converse, W. W. Hess.
Obetz's, Wednesday evening, Oct. Sd. Speakers
EFF. Bingham, j. ID. Burnett. =
.Frauklntans Wednesday evening, October 81.
Matt Martin %
BLACK Lick, Thursday sveiiin0. Oct. 4th. Speak
ersT-E. +. Bingham, ThOs, q. Thurman.
White Hall, Thursday evening, Oct 4th Speak
ers-Geo. l.. Converse, RObt. HutchesOn. Col. H.. b.
Wilson. t..; ..-.-i.U.... ......ss. ii,a
bWorthiugton, Thursday evening, October 4th.
Speakers--Col H. B. Wilson, j. st. John Clarkson.
Private Underwood = it..tpJ 9If D u .. .' w.
,Lockbourns, Thursday evening, Oct 9Th. Speak
ers-7Co. ). 5. Henke, w. X. Rankin. ip Is f
Winchester, Friday, Oct. 5th, at . o'clock 2. NJ.
Speakers--Jpdg a u. Thurman, Colonel Geo. W.
Manypenny. z iI -Iit' iif TO. ''"
yGroyePort, Friday evening. Octa 6th. Speakers
Judge Thurman. Col, Manypenny. .-ns1i... ..Is
Dublin, Friday evening, Oct 5th. Speakers-Col.
s. ). Henkle, fhos, G. Thurman.
Central College. Friday evening, Oct. 5th. Speak
ers-COl. X. Z. l.. Baber, Private - Underwood.
Reyn ldsburg, Saturday, at2 o'clock P; NJ. Oct.
6th.8 iSpeakers-COl. II. b Wilson, w. X. Rankin,
Lieut.. J. St. John Clarkson. .... i-,,-.
Harrisburg, Saturday, at o'clock p. NJ, Oct. 9Th
Speaxers--E. f. Bingham, L. b, Eshelman, Rjbert
Hutcheson, ...,.
ing, Oct. 9Th. Speakers--Col Geo. w. McGook.
and others. .rt.r..a.. l.
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) ,Comn1y IDemocrn,ic vTeetingsI.

'q FRANKLIN Co. Dem. Cen. Con-. RooMs,l
edt tu is, COLUMBUS, O, Septic, 1866. g.
'' The Franklin County Central Commit.
tee announce the following meetings:
Naughton Hall, Friday evening, Sept. 2S
Speakers Col. John H. James OF Urbana.
Lawrence Schneider's Grocery Store, 9Th
Ward, Saturday evening, Sept. 20. Speak
ers--Hon. Otto Dresel, E. f. Bingham and
ThOs, G. Thurman. Oh .pI.E .Fgg
o. Hilliard Station, Monday night Oct. Sth.
Speakers JAS. e. Wright George l..
Converse. sf -
s- Hilliard Station, Tuesday evening, Oct.
3D. Speakers-Col. s. 8. Henkle, Col. r. p,
l.. Baber, Lieut.. j. st. John Clarkson. .,..
Groyeport, Wednesday, October 3D., at 2
o'clock P.1 M. Speakers,-E. I. DeLany,
Eff. Bingham. '' r.%. .
~ By order Franklin County Democratic
Central Committee
I. S. SHEPARD, Chairman.
SAM'L E. KILE Sec'y.
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DENIOCRATIC MEETINGS.
DEn0onArIo Starr CENT; Con-. Roons. Zoo.

DEMooRATIo STATE CENT. Con-. RooMs,l
+ COLUMBUS, Aug. %. lsGs. y
The Democratic State Central Committee
announce the following meetings:
THURSDAY, SERTE MBER TAT PORT CLIN-
TON, UttOwa county. Speakers-Cok Geo, W.
McCook, Geo. W. HOuk, T. p. Finefrock.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ss-At SANDUSKY
CITY. Eric county. Speakers-Col. Geo. w.
McCOOk, Geo. W. HOuk, p FinefrOck.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 99-At ELYRIA, Lo-
rain county. Speakers-OOl Geo. W. MeCoOk,
III. B, Payne, John h. Young. 40 tiII
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29-At CIRCLE
WILLIE. Speakers TO be announced hereafter.
BY order State Central Committee.
G,aG.. JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm! y
G. J. BEAM, Seo'y.
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ii, And others win speak at ~ dt4Y,
rMdnsfeld, Rlchland county, Saturday
sept. 2Yth. .,argg -lGkd UNt t4a all<
53'' sf Hon, Chas, FcIIeIt, ~ no
With Judge VAN TRUMP and others, will
sneak At ue tf. .NniI f- f.. tgoaI
waverly, Pike county, Thursday, Sep
tember 9th, tp-I'li ,....sE i3i1i
d Circleville, Pckaway county, Saturday
Sept. 29th. ia'' e.,,s','
IF Chillicothe, Friday, Sept. 2s. r,,''
JudSeyan, ,Trump's Appointments,
Judge P. Van Trumpwill address thefol-
lowing meetings, with other speakersto be
announced hereafter p s.a VISIT .r l,,w
Wayerly, Pike county, Thursday, Sep
tember 9th. s,,sa -agoa ea. stl
Chillicethe, Ross county, Friday, Sep
tember 2Sth.
.gGirclevile. Plckaway county, Saturday,
September Goth. Ro 9li '5 I|9 fHii
ooiILancaster Fairfield county, Monday, oc-
tober 1st. w q3s.'t y. .n,t5I
Logan, Hooking county, Tuesday, Octo-
Der I'd. itu gi-r |H "fl;
New Lexington, Perry county, Wednes-
day, October Sd, .5-.'i rey % ,4g.i.
By order Committee. g. .tss.r. H2
'mae o-6sii a' JOHN G. THOMPSON, %,
an l+i.ri, 81 Chairman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-26
Iltns ORGANIC WEAK SESs

Immediately Cured and full Nigor Restored. .'.ilid
This distressing Adeetion-which renders life
miserable and marriage imposBibla--is tie penalty
paid by the victims OF improper ihddlgenees. Young
persons too apt to commit excuses from not be-
ing awaye of the dreadful cdpseqilences that may
ensue Now, who that understands the subject, will
pretend 30 deny that the power Of Is lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits than by
the prudent? Besides being deprived of the pleas
ure of healthy offspring, the most serious and de-
The System becomes derapged, the Physical and
Mental Functions Weakened Loss Of ProcreatYe
Power, Nervous lrrtability. Dyspepsia, Palpltaton
Of the Heart. lndigestiOn, Constitutional Debility
and Wasting of the Frame, Cough. Consumption,
Decay and Death. .a- ss..fB a. IN f.rH nal