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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09
Cleveland marker,

FLOURzCity mad, Xxx red sls9M 90; do Xxx
white sl4 6OSl5 90; do Xxx spring $40 oO9lO so;
IA 90. ....| +. = -
WHEAT-Ssles 14OO bush No. spring at SI 90;
5000 bush do do at 81 IS; car do at ST. &c.
CORN-Quiet and unchanged. Sales ear No. l
mixed at 72c. . -
OATS-Sales car No; Ohio at SOC. on track; l
car wes,ern at 45c from store - 7
PORk-F,rm and steady at $33 90 for No l mess:
$50 90 for prime mess; S35 90 for clear.
LARD-Firm and unchanged at 22c for city rem
try rendered. r-.. .....0 - ~
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged at $40 90 for city
packed mess. .HI.
HAMS..Sales of 1000 lbs city Sugar-cured can
yassed at 24c.
SHOULDERS-S 200 lbs city-cured at l5c.
BUTTER-Firm at 329S3c for Western Reserve;
Central 2S93Oc. -v.'I - -~Tr---'
CHEESE-Hcld at 10 Sl7c for the range of good
to choice. srr .ra..... --FF -
EGtiS-Light sales reported at 2lae22c.
HlGHWlNES--Steady and in fair demand at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spirits, o. 6294 81; 9s per
o. 1902 4s.
observation-disclosures in bond on spot held at
SS940c; do free, at 5S960c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09
FROM NEW YORK.
Detectives I'm Completely with
I, COunterfeIters-A Man Burned
~ Rou1n Nr

-,
Oe'ec'lVe- Ooiiciy WI"
T. CoumterheiserS-A MAN BurneO
10 Dea1h. H.#
NEW YORK. Aug. s,-The Superlntendent
of Police has Information leading him to
believe that many of the detectives In this
city are in comnlicitv with counterfeiters.
John s. Young, long In charge of the de-
tective force. has been removed. and In
spector Carpenter nut I'm his place. Full
developments have not yet been made pub
Tic.
AZ nre lasG hlgnGln Dekalp avenue tne
STAPLE OF herman Alpirs was destroyed To-
| gether WIN TWO norses' Mr. Alpers was
also p9rned 10 death while endeaVorlng 70
save MS norses'
American Citizens Forced Into the
Prussian Army.
The nurser Of the steamer Raltic states
| that ono of the seamen of that vesseI wos
seized by the Prussian authorities at Ber-
merhaven as Prussian citizen. He ship
PED In New YORK, anu u Is not known
wneCher ne was naturallzed'
| Mr.: Henry Funk, late mayor OF Mnsca-
tine, iowa, was also lately selzedDy Austrl-
oinclals, whlle ON pleasure tour III Aus
ira, ana forced INTO the ranks.
Kansas ImdIaus ON the War Path.
Tho rrr,hrno,o + ,,,o-.t ,noo,o, 90 ,,o
.l,a To5,a HsasSiwoIsn ~ ~ sPeclal says
tho tI,o imo,"ns & Jh SnS % u na.sas are On
nt,,e Se mar pa'ii, roDD,nS anu h;s G;SsSpaslng Cne
SSSs Tronns ~ @ Sne nos' hHtnlole thd mallner:
the Ot.In nsVe peon Se' " 'ne pro'ecV'on Vi
'nG r. 'GS'iels. ~ s,nto5 o. Eo,to, 10, oo,,oa A.,
~ Is sCaseu ooV' rehOon mas calleu the
ouPies ou tha SotG GotI' ~ ~ eeC l eM'In sessaod
70 t%n O W 9tSon tho an
W 'no o'S,."OiaOy ~ VI o'o 'Aoei'o 20" :
Weh' SherhuanS Dispatcnes. d
The Times Washington special insists
that Gen. Sheridan's dispatches from New
Orleans have not been mutilated as charged
by the Tribune. He says the dispatches
will be published in full, and it will be seen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09
THE CHOLERA.
New York and Vicinity.

New YORK, Aug. S-The bulletin of the
Health Board showed decrease in the
number OF cholera cases yesterday. Eev-
en- cases and three deaths were reported for
the twenty four hous ending at P. M. The
reports from the hospitals also indicate an
abatement of the disease. The mortuary
report was concluded yesterday, and show
ed that over sixty per cent. of the total
number of deaths were from seymolic dis
eases. .. ....... ......... ... ..rt
In Brooklyn the epidemic had not abat-
ed, but the number of deaths was not large.
Twenty-three cases and five deaths were
reported yesterday.
On the islands the cholera continued to
decrease, but communication was still re-
stricted with them.
Nine new cases of cholera are reported
in the city to-day, but no deaths excepts in
the public institutions. In Brooklyn four
teen cases and four deaths are reported.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI Aug. S.-There were thirty
one deaths by cholera yesterday, and forty
two new cases.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09
Music az Midnight.

It is related of sanity George Herbert,
the quaint old English church poet, that
once IN walk to Salisbury to join musi-
cal party, he saw poor man with poorer
horse that had fallen under his load.
They were both in distress and needed
present help; which Mr.. Herbert perceiv
ing, put of his Canonical coat, and helped
the poor man to unload, and after to load
his horse. The poor man blessed him for
it, and he blessed the poor man; and was so
like the good Samaritan that he gave him
money to refresh both himself and his
horse. Thus he left the poor man, and at
his coming to his musical friends at Sails
bury, they began to wonder that Mr..
George Herbert, who used to be so trim
and clean, came into that company so soil
ed and discOmposed. But he told them the
occasion, and when one of the party told
him he had disparaged himself by so dirty
an employment, his answer was, shat the
thought of what he had done would prove
music to him at midnight; and make a con-
cord in his conscience whatsoever he
should pass by that place; for If be bound
to pray for all that are in distress, | am
sure am bound, as tar as in my power, to
practice what pray for; and let me tell
you, l would not willingly pass one day of
my life without comforting sad soul, or
showing mercy; and praise God for this
OCCASION"
Oh, how many might have the anxious
thoughts which infest often their midnight
hours, changed into sweetest music, if they
would only be more frequently seen with
full hands and friendly words in the abodes
of poverty and sufferingl These are the
places in which to atune ones conscience
into midnight harmonies.
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Proposals for Printing & Binding,
OFFICE Or CoMMsSIoNERs OF ! dPE9LISSTINO,l

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTING,l
COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 0, 1866.
SEALED PEk0 POSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed at the office of the Secretary of State of
the State OF ohio, until
Tuesday, the 21st day of August, 1866,
at l2 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
alter the first Monday of November next ensuing,
In accordance with the provisions of the act entitled
IAN act to provide for the execution and supervis-
ion of>the State Printing and Binding" passed
March a. 1860 the act supp ementary thereto pass
ed May 1885,, and the act amendatOry thereof pass
cd April 9Th, 1865. ..rTT'T7l
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 sufficient suretes, satisfactory TO the
Commissioners of Printing, in the penal sum of ten
thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful per-
ormance pursuant TO law, Of such class classes Of
the State Printing as may be adjudged by him, and
for the payment as liquidated damages by such bid
der to the State of Of costs the bid
bids of such bidder which the State may be obliged
to pay for such work by reason of the failure of such
null and void If no contract shall be awarded to him.
No bid undcc0mpGnted By such bond a0iU be enter
tdined 6y tho ConnlissiOners Of Printing.
A like bond in the penal sum Of five thousand
dollars, must accompany each proposal for folding,
stitching or binding.
Copies Of bonds (in blanb will be furnished
bidders on application to the Secretary of State.
In all respects the printing and binding shall be
executed and the bills thereof madeout. filed. aud
tied and paid in conformity with the provisions of
the act 10 provide for the execution aud super
vision of the state Printing and Binding" passed
March "a, 1850, and the amendatory act Of April g.
lS66-to which acts reference is hereby made fol-
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Proposals to be sealed, and indorSed on the out
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,
lL-- Secretary Of State
..... .. . MOSES X. BkAILEY,
--...'. Comptroller of the Treasury.
....-. .. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
iulYO-dtd -.---- - Auditor of StAta.
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! From NnsllYIIIo.

NASHVILLE, Au&,7.-The Metropolitan
Police Commissioners have replied, through
counsel, to the injunction preferred against
them By the Mayor and city government,
alleging that the charges against them are
utterly false. The case will probably be
argued in few days. = of q. l,,gp-
Gen. Caskyle, First Congressional Dis
trict of East Tennessee, was appointed by
a Convention of counties at Greenvlle,
Delegate to the Philadelphia Convention.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09
0r&l&9rap5lt.

The Democratic Congressional
Convention of the I9th District
Nomination of Judge VAN
I Trump.
\ Especial to the Ohio Statesman.l
CIRcLEvILLE, o., Aug. s.
EDS. STATESMAN: The Democratic Con-
gressional Convention at three o'clock this
morning, on the seventy-second (72d) bal
lot, nominated Hon. Philadelph Van
Trump, of Fairfield, for Congress. The
first ballot stood: Emmitt, 4s; Olds, AZ !;
Finck, 80; Yaple, z. The sixty-ninth
ballot stood: Emmitt, So; Flnck, AZ;
Olds, 81. The Olds, Finck and Yaple
men then united on Judge Van Trump and
effected his nomination. The delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention are James
Stockdale, of Fairfield, and Alfred Yaple,
of Ross. Alternates-J. o. Reamy, Of
Hooking, J.J. Green, of Pike.
A. r. VAN CLEAF.
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.ARD-2la2lkc.
HUWWAIW
Chicago Market-Aug. 8.

I FL0UR=-Steady. F..H'#
/ WHEAT-Yery dull at 81 4sal 46 for No. l.
I C0Rk-zModeratoly active at 575Sa57Sc for No |,
and 5512 for No .. va WIKI - 777T' u
OATS-Firm advanced 1a2c at 27a2sc,
. PROVlSI0NS-Dul 'lH" IT .0 l- 3 2 ID
MESS P0RK-SS2 5Oa32 rs. --
I FREIGHTS-Steadv--cor Tc to Buffalo.
eco bush corn; 800 bush oats. .'fIfIT =
SHIPMENpS--2s 800 brs -four; $500 bush wheat;
S. 900 bush corn! 46 900 bush oats = urf |IT'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09
.r FROM OMAHA zuH
The Treaty with Indians on the
Upper Missouri.

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Aug. S.--Indian Com
missioners just arrived from the Upper
Missouri report the treaty with the Indians
on the Upper Missouri river as being sue
cessful. Important land grants at the.
junction Of the Yellow Stone and Missouri
rivers, and the right of way for the North
ern Pacific railroad have been eeded by
the Indians TO the Government. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09
From LouisvIIIe.

LOUISVILLE, August Son Monday a
crowd of rebels attacked Federal soldier,
who fought the crowd until he was shot
three times, and beaten with rocks and
clubs. He will survive. About fifty shots
were fired on both sides, nh
+ Col. John Marckles, late of the Confeder-
ate army, candidate for Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court, was shot and Is likely to die.
Adair county-Hobson' majority, 200.
Duval's majority in Bullet county, 423,
Maritan county, 800, Christian county, $50,
40 ------------------- ...aylf
JAMESTOWN. Aug. S.-Col. ID. G.. Morgan,
formerly of Gov. Felton's staff, and Super
intendent OF the New York State Military
Agencies, died very sudden this 2. NJ, OF
hemorhage of the lungs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09

Soon after the assassination of the late
President, met on the highways a county
man who, in common with his neighbors,
was all agog for the details of that start
ling tragedy. Knowing that read the pa
pers he anXiously inquired for further par
ticulars. In detailing them to him
stated that the murder occurred in Ford's
Theater, and that as soon as the assassin
fired his pistol he ejumped on the stage aud
made his escape. The countryman looked
up and very naively replied, II re .kon the
stage was fist riddy to startw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

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kIERLING EXCHANG GR--Dull aL lg749l0el
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y ,EG&PoRTs-rOtal exports of specie to-day. $751;
GOVERNMENT .sT6GKs-Rather easier. y.
FhElGHTS-T0 Llyerpool. quiet and steady. y
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09

FIT. MONROE, Aug. s.-A bill has been
filed In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of the United States, by the stock
asking an injunction against that company.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09

TRENToS;N.. .Yz Aug. s.-A Convention
was held here to-day to elect delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention, which was
largely attended.
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OswegO Nlarket-Aug. a,

FL0UR--U Unchanged, No. spring at S1IalI 5O
red winter Sl2 white $13aIS 30.
club 81 SS
C0RN-Quiet; No. Illinois 73c. J
0ATS-Dull; western 4Oc
CANAL FREiGHTS--Dull., Corn, 9c to New
York. 'I0G '7'3
LAKE IMPoRTS--l6.O 600 bush corn.
CANAL EAPORTS-H,009 bush wheat $500
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RuffaIo Iarket-Aug 8.

FL0UR--Extra western 50 oOalO So extra State
Ss 75a9 o. white western $ll 5Oal3 80
l so. -.
CORN-Sales this morning of $4,000 bushels No.
at 67a67% and CSC for No. L. including in safes
we're 500 bushels Nc. at 6sh. Lhles this afterI
noon Of 234OO bushels No. at % aeOc and CSC for
Nee. .ET - F,f :.
0ATS-Sales this morning of &C, 900 bushels Green
Bay at 2Tha29c; damaged Chicago at 34ISS5c, sales
this afternoon of 5,0nO bushels No. Chicago at 3Se
HARLEY and RYE--Nominal.
P0RK-S33 90.
LARD-2la2l1Sc.
WHISKY-NOminal .-4,ie- -..-.... % "a
CANAL FRElGHTS-To New York, wheat leo,
corn l3c. oats &c. To Albany, wheat l4c. corn lie,
oats TIC.
REQEIPTS--9 297 bbls of four 1854 bushels of
corn, 81 900 bushels of oats, III. E. '-.a - -.
CANAL BXP0RTS-2l, 800 bushels of wheat, 1856 :
s7r bushels of corn, 56O,2SO bushels of oats ,2S5
bushels Of rye. sFFrH RI fH "a
SHIPMENTS-The shipments from the ports of
Milwaukee. Chicago and Toledo fos the week ending
August 4h were: For Buffalo. l6 609O bbls Of -four,
324S5 bushels Of wheat, 700 925 bushels ef corn 2s9
075 bushels of oats. Total amount of grain ] iO2s,
as, For Gs 'eso, 5000 busnels of wheat Is. .l95
Of wheat, los, ,150 bushels of corn
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aEem0ved from his OId Onice.

DIR. .AAB. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nes,
High street. ColumbuG Ohio, has devoted himsel
for sserieso Of years treR ment of certain pri
tAte diseases. BE may beconsulted at his Office.
Broadway. near the Exchange Bank p fi4so
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