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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-19
Opera House.

There was much better audience at the
Opera House last evening than we expect
ed ON such dismal, rainy night. Those
who did go, we think, were amply repaid
for turning out. The play of East Lynne
was well presented, and when we say
swell" we mean to say that it has seldom,
if ever, been so well produced on our
boards. There was no rant, no attempt at
defamation or over-acting; but all went
along smoothly, naturally, according to the
development of the plot. ..s7 .r...
Miss Lucille Western, who played Lady
Isabel-Madame Vine, is an artistic of rare
merit, having an. archness and pathos OF
expression calculated to make her decided
fyorite. Mr.. w. I'll. Leak was just such a
man as we had imagined Archibald Carlyle
to be, and Mr.. Theo. Hamilton, was not far
behind him as the representative of the
scoundrel, Sir Francis Levison. The prud-
ish, stiff, conceited Miss Corney Carlyle
was vividly and amusingly personated by
Mrs. Chas. Foster. The subordinate char
acters we're also in good hands. " EU
We are pleased to announce that East
Lynne will be reproduced tonight when
our readers can 90 to the Opera House and
judge of the manner Of its production for
themselves. We will only add that il they
want to see good playing that it is real
pleasure to witness, they should visit the
Opera House tonight by all means.
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First Morlgage Ronds. .

We call the attention of our readers, and
especially OF those desiring to make safe
and profitable investments, to the adver-
tisement, in another column, of the sale of
the First Mortgage Bonds of the Central
Pacific r. n. Company of California. The
interest on these bonds is payable annually
interest and principal payable in gold.
The bonds having thirty years to run, are
secured by first mortgage, constituting a
prior lien superior even to that of the U. S.
Government. The bonds are offered at 80
per cent, and accumulated interest from
July lst, in currency. Orders may be for
warded to Messrs. Fisk & Hatch, Bankers,
No. 5 Nassau street, New York, direct, or
through the principal banks and bankers in
all parts of the country. But read the ad-
vertisement for it contains a mass of infor-
nation interesting to all. 4 rf a.
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Ordinance,

An Ordinance making appropriations for the ex-
rpenses Of the Cits Of Columbus. Hp8is
SECTION l. BE il ordained by the City Council
of the City Of Columbus, That thereis hereby ap.
prOpriated out of any moneys in the ] TreasurJ not
otherwise appropriated, for the following specific
purposes, tO-wit: r.I.i n IL Ltlal
For the payment Of the salaries Of the City Po-
lice, the sum Of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dol
lars
For salaries Of employees Of the Fire Department
and expenses thereof, the sum Of One Thousand.
Five Hundred DOArs.
For salaries of City Officers, the sum of Four
Hundred Dollars.
For Incidental Expenses. the sum of One Thou
sand Dollars.
For expense Of cleaning Street Lamps, tho sum Of
Two Hundred Dollars.
For interest and stamps on Temporary Loan, the
SUN of One Hundred and Fifty FIVE Dellats. ! yii
For the payment Of a. Judgment and costs IN the
Franklin Co. Common Pleas Court in favor Of Peter
Murphy and John McCabe, the sum of Two Hun
dred and Fifty-seven Dollars and Forty-ive Cents.
For part payment Of Claim. of Peter Murphy
and John MoCabe for grayeling High street. the
sum Of Fifty Dollars. va !. ~
SEC. 9. That the sums appropriated by he fore
going section shall be disbursed in the manner pre-
scrbed by the 5th section Of the Ordinance defining
the duties of the CITY Clerk, passed May IS, 1857.
LUTHER DONALDSON,
~ President Ofithe City Council.
Passed September II, 1868.
Attest: l.. Z. WILSON, City Clerk.
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"The Grand Army of the RePub-
lioO

We print on the first page of our DAILY
this morning the Ritual" of this secret
organization, which is being industriously
used by the Jacobin leaders to catch unsus-
pectipg soldiers and compel them to vote
and act as their commanders may order. 1t
remains to be seen how many of the gal
liant Boys in Blue " will surrender their
manhood and independence and become
Obedient slaves to self-imposed masters.
We shall have more to say on this sub
ject, when we have the space in which to
say 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-19
Drowned.

We learn that man was drowned in the
river yesterday afternoon, at or near the
lower dam. He is said to have been an
elderly man of small size; but we could not
ascertain his name. He was fishing with a
dip net, and in trying to drag it out of a
sort of whirlpool, was drawn into the wa
ter and carried down the current. At a
late hour last night, the body had not been
found. f'{ l.h'' 4fF a1I % ic .
We have since learned that the man was
a German, named Flager.
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An Ordinance

Accepting Calvin A. Platts subdivision Of an acre
Lot situate on the east side Of Washington ave-
inue, between Long street and the Catholic veme-
:, terry, in the CITY OF Columbus, Ohio.
SEcTIoNl. Be it ordained by the City Council
Of the City of Columbus, Ohio, That the plat of Cal
wnA' Pau's snbid iyision Of one acre Of ground.
tween Long street and the Catholic Cemetery, and
adjoining land belonging to Tnomas Walker, It be-
Of he Resueee sDas iS D the sitV Of
Ohio together with the alleys thereof as the same
are designated upon the plat Of said subdivision,
recorded in the Recorders Office of said Franklin
cou1ty Ohio, be- and the same are hereby accepted
and confirmed, and the said streets and alleysare
hereby declared to be public streets and alleys Of
the City of Columbus,
y LUTHER DONALDSON.
President Of the Uity Council.
Passed Sept. II, A. ID. 1885.
Attest: l.. Il. WILSON, City Clerk.
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SEALED PROF osALs
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OF
w fee until ak

w fee until * j.
Monday, the 27th day Scptemb ber, I 1893,
At six clock 10 the evening for furnishing mate
rills and doing the following work:
For buding q five foot brick SeWer in Peters
run from Center alley west to Fair alley, antthSncc
nUrthto Third alley. E H ii Y
For building a seven foot brick Sewer in Peters,
from the west sidoof front street Weitward 70
the acqueduct crossing the canal.
For grading and paving the unpaved side eTalks,
CUTTERS and crossings the east side OF High street
from Third alley to Oak alley.
For gradiug and paving the roadway Of North
High street from thee. /. &C. X. X. crossing y
Russell street. "a ~ n
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalke.
cutters and crossings on both sides Of Front street
between North Public lane and Spring street.
For building Is or 20 inch Sewer in Fair alley
from Cav street northward to connect with the one
heretofore built in said alley, near southwest corner
The FOREGOING work is to 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. -~.tEE ~
The bids will be opened by the comrnittee on SeYt
ers or by the com ttees in the WArdsin which said
improvements are located, and the right TO reject
any or all of the bids will be claimed BY the COM
mittee. ..'f Ts w. w. POlLARD, r.
City Civil Engineers Office, room No. 2. up stairs.
10 No. 10 Buckeye Block. sepl9.d6t
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BOARD OF COUNTY CommIssIoNHas
e. TUESDAY, Sept. 10,

FhA TUESDAY, sept. lS
Board In session. Present. Messrs, Strait,
Koerner and Barbee, Commissioners.
The examination of vouchers In the an
nual settlement between the County Au-
ditor and Treasurer was continued.
ROAD ORDERS.
The matter Of the road petitloned for by
Lot L. Smith and others, being for the con-
struction of free turnpike in Montgomery
and Hamilton townships, was this day con-
sidered. ,.r rt.rrFCF.
The viewers and Surveyors report was
examined. Said report concludes that the
construction of the road would be benefit
to the land owners along the route, and OF
great public benefit to the citizens OF the
a pcounty.E 524 sd~{ ttf a
~ 1t was, therefore, ordered that the i'm
proyement be made--the proposed road to
be Al feet wide and three miles and N25.45
poles in length, to be thoroughly embarked
and grRyeled as recommended in the re-
port. 3JHlJ 5Uubn dili lN dlHVii
In order to carry out the provisions Of
the law, and the report of the viewers, it
was ordered that Jacob Slyh, Z. M. Isle
and Daniel Hess be appointed to estimate
the expenses of the said Improvement and
apportion the same on the lands as set
forth in the plat and report-including all
the lands for one mile in width on the east
side of said proposed road, and all the lands
for half mile in width on the west side of
the same, Said appraisers to meet asfFon as
practicable.
1t was further ordered that ---- be
appointed engineer to superintend the
construction of said road.
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1IsIt the EquinoctIaI storm ,

1t was suggested to us on the street yes
terday, that we are now having the equi-
noctial storm. If so, it has been the long
est storm of the kind ever known to the
"oldest inhabitant" or even to tradition,
written or unwritten, beginning about the
time of the summer solstice and continu-
ing till now, near the autumnal equinox
If it should last for as long time after, as
before the equinox, it will not be over
much before New Years. -t...
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An Ordinance

To assess special tax upon the real estate bound.
street.
SEcTIoNl l. Be il ordained by the City Council Of
the City of Columbus, That the sum OF Sixty
Cents be and the same is hereby levied and sess-
bounding or abutting upon Mound street, from
High street 10 Third street. s the same are desig-
mated upon the plat Of the Civil Engineer on file 10
the office of the City Clerk for the cost and expense
Of graveling roadway, according TO the estimate
IF the City Civil Engineer.
SEC. Q. That the owners Of the several lots Of
land upon which the FOREGOING assessment Is made
shall pay the amounts OF money by them severally
due in that behalf, to ID. j.. Finn. within
twenty days from the date Of this Ordinance. or be
subSct to the interest and penalty allowed VI on the
'N''' y ''"' -lBUTHER DONALDSON,
-Presid ent Of the City Council.
. Passed September II. A. d. 1866.
Attest: l.. h. WILSON, City Clerk.
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Con,,oI O,tv Ru,Ina,. CoIIeao.

The design of this institution Is to 'm-
part sound business education by giving
special attention to Bookkeeping, Pen
manship, Business Arithmetic, CONNER
cial Law, Business Correspondence, Tele-
graphy, Photography, Elocutlon, and Par
liamentary Usages. Send for College Req
ister and specimens of penmanship.
Address, BRYAN q ToMIINsoN,
septll-d&wtf Columbus, u
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance 10 grade and pave tho roadway Of
North High street, from the d l. y. X. crossing
TO Russell street.
SECTION. i Be II ordained By the City Council Of
the UitJ df Columbus (tyo-thirds Of al the niem-
bers 3Gehfr1pp, That the 1, adWay Of North High
street, from the q. d l. q. Il. n. crossing 10 Russell
street, be graded and paved with stone boulders,
1 Office Of the City Clerk tFFh stSS -
S1oga That Ill damages. costs and expenses aris-
ing from the foreRoing improvement, shall be assess
cd and levied upon the several lots Of land fronting
or 4butting theresn, In ,propOftiOn to1hdf fSet
- LUTHER DONALDSON, q,
81 President Of the City Council.
Passed September II, A. d. 1866.
Attest. n. e. WILSON. City Clerk. p y, ,-,yV
sepu21dlS u NE AI 49, HfEpl III
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Dyspepsia.

There is probably no one disease with
which mankind are afflicted which is the
source Of so many ailments as dyspepsia, or
as it is more commonly called sour stomach,
and there is no more certain remedy than
Roback's Stomach Bitters. 0 o.. iDi .,
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LOCAL N f w 3
Police Court,

Patrick Mclaughlin and Patrick Nc
Cormick,a Having mutually engaged in a
grand old street fight, were yesterday
morning mutually fined by the Mayor in
the sum of $40 and costs each, which they
paid, and departed with the assurance that
individual, as we'll as national war is fol-
lowed by an afterclap ofheavy taxation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-19
Grand BALL,

"A grand ball will be given by the Cold
stream Zouaves at their armory, Harris
& Sigler's Hall, opposite the Gwynne
Block, on Thursday evening, September 20
Good music will be in attendance. All are
respectfully solicited to attend. 1926
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-19

DIR. B. F. BERKELEY, 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. jun71dtt
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Hon. Charles ReemeIin at Circle.

We are glad to learn that Hon. CHARLES
REEMELIN will address the Democracy at
Circleville, this wednesday, evening, Sep
tember 10th. Let there be big turn out,
as Mr.. REEMEL1N will make an able and
powerful speech.
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Amount of Issue, $7,336,oo0.
y In Coupon Bonds Of $1,000 each. y

: - TNe Bonds hare Thirty
Years to run, and are Sc
cured Oy a First Mortgdge,
= constituting an absolute
!. l,riOr lien on that portion
of the RoGd, Equipments,
Il franchises, T0nd Entire
Property of the Central Pa
ci1fc RGiJrOGd COn.pGnU
located In the State of Cali
D f0r1li0, anil extending from
Sacramento city to the CGIt-.
forniG State Line, forming q
part Ofthe GREAT PACIFIC
RAILROAD ROUTE, adopt
ed and aided 6y the UNITED
. STATES GOVERNMENT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-19

was appointed Delegate to the Douglass
Dickinson Philadelphia Convention, and
that he indorses its action.
ARGUMENTS AGAINST NEGRO SUFFRAGE ANr
NEGRO EQUALITY.
We desire to commend to the perusal Of
candid and patriotic men of the Republi-
can party, extracts from authorities which
they must recognize as being entitled to
great credit and weight.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, in speech delivered
in this city in 1859, said:
~ am not and never have been In favor
of making voters or jurors Of Negroes, nor
of qualifying them to hold offices, or inter-
marry with the White people; and 1 will
saw In addition to this, that there Is phys
ical difference between the White and
Black Races which believe will forever
forbid the two races living togetheron terms
OF social and political equality. And mas
much as they cannot so live, while they do
remain together there must be the position
of superior and inferior, and as much
as any other man am in favor OF having the
superior position assigned to the Whlte
Race, to which, / belong" ...'[,s'.. p.
General w. r, SHERMAN, in a speech at
Chicago, said: ." ,a.,1
al want those who have been In the
South to bear testimony to the condition OF
these freed Negroes. My own opinion is,
that then are not ftttd for ue exercise Of he
franchise Loud applause.l | want them
to get a fair price for their labor; but do
not think they are fitted to take part in the
legislation Of the country" Renewed
cheering.
THE WHITE MANS PosITIoN-THoMAs MIL
LER's PLATFORM. ..
"To each State belongs the right to de-
termine for itself the qualifications Of its
electors, and the General Government can
not, nor can any department thereof inter-
fere, directly or indirectly, with the exer-
else Of this right without palpable viola
ton of the Constitution, and OF the reserv-
ed rights of the States, ..t D. ..
FThe effort now being made to confer the
right of suffrage upon Negroes, is AN IN
sIDIoUs ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW POPULAR
INSTITUTIONS BY BRINGING THE RIGHT TO
VOTE INTO DISGRACE. The Negroes are not
competent to the exercise of that right, nor
is it necessary to their safety or protection.
On the contrary, its exercise by them, if
attempted, would be fraught with terrible
calamities to both them and the Whites.
We are, therefore, unequiUOcally opposed to
Negro Suffrage. ,..a. gJe
"The experience of four thousand years
has demonstrated, that Negroes are not
equal to White men; and all attempts to
place them on footing OF equality, politi-
cally and socially, with the Whites, ever
have proved, and ever will prove, failures; /;
and all such attempts ever have proved,
and ever will prove, injurious to both
Races" i"
CHOOSE YE BETWEEN THEM.
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Wholesale HIiIIinerY noodS

q The largest and cheapeststOck of Millin-
cry goods ever brought to this city can be
found at Mrs. A. Z. Souder's in the Post
ofllce.a -, i.i4.J-,i. sl. l)Iq ,septl4-tf
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/ have now on hand and will continue to
keep large assortment OF Flags ane Fire
Works, and will be on hand to supply par
ties during this campaign with the above
articles, and give to them my personal SUI
pervislon. ,tiat rs.. - rr,..
/ still retain the Agency of Harris cele-
brated Dayton Ale, by the barrel and bottle.
Orders left at the 'Merchants Union EX-
press Office, G.. T. Emery, No. % East State
Street or S. Gets. No. 25, East State street
(up stairs), will receive prompt attention.
l7-d3t '' g. A. WAGNER.
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the Pubic.

Having disposed of my Restaurant, and
anxious to settle UP all accounts to date,
GENTLEMEN INDEBTED to Inc will call and
settle Immediately. will be found at the
''MERoHANTs Union ExrREss OFFICE" cor
nerof State and Pearl streets, lately Occur
pied by me, as "WAGNER's DINING HALL
for few days, ,..o.vg 4os.t .s1 g.iruI
/ am under many obligations to mylold
friends and patrons, for the klndness which
they have extended to me, and the favors
have received during the last twenty years
4 have been in bnsinessit this city. Ia. ." a. ~
In a few days intend TO- again open
business, and win keep constantly on hand
all kinds of Hermetically Sealeds goods In
cans, Fresh Oysters, Salt and Fresh Water
Fisho Lobsters, &C., Wild Game, Poultry,
Butter, Eggs, Vegetables, Meats, &C., &C.,
when hope my old friends will favor me
with their patronage. ta d.
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CHOOSE YE pErwEEN rnEM.

We have now presented our readers with
the Record and Platform of SAMUEL Shell
LABARGER upon the Negro Questions and
we have also presented the Platform of
THOMAS MILLER. 1t now remains for the
People OF the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict to choose between them-to say by
their ballots which of them shall be their
Congressman. .
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ERlNKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRGTIC TICKET.

For Probate JadOs-JOHN NJ. PUGH.
Prosecuting Attorney MILTON H, MANN.
Oo1aty O5maissfosssr-J0HN G. EDWARDS.
hpfeatHsg Director-NEWT0N GIBBONS.
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J. D. OSBORN & Co., have the largest
stock Of Dress Goods ever received in this
city. b n -----LL " u uLMA l5-dlm
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LOST.

CEPTEMBER 18th, 1896, BETWEEN
- the Hetter House and Broad street, or be-
tween there and the County Fair Grounds, CAR
locked aud tied with string no marks. Anv per-
son finding IL and leaving the sAme at the Zett er
-Housoin Columbus. II. Davis Hotel. ReynoldgburG.
ally rewarded. MAHALA MOORE.
sepl9-d2t =. IL
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The amount of these First Mort
gage Bonds to be issued per mile is
limited by law to the amount Of
United States Bonds allowed and is
sued to aid the construction of the
Road, and the Mortgage by which
they are secured is declared by act
of Congress to constitute q lien
Z DriOr and superior to that Of the
United States Government. ,,. -
The aid received from the Govern
ment Tin amount equal to this First
Mortgage) is economically and judi
ciously applied to the construction
and equipment of the Road, together
with nearly 81, ,ooo, 900, received from
Ltotk subscriptions and other sources.
The First Mortgage therefore amounts
to but about 35 per cent. of the actual
cost and value of the Property which
it covers. ..
The road is now completed, equipped
and running from Sacramento City
to Alta, a distance of?3 miles, and the
earnings for the three months ending
August LIST were as follows, viz:
May, 1866 $65, 1858
June -...... 81, ,429.76
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
IElectiOp Day. Tuesday, October .. lsss ]
30 PoR sHcRHfARY OF STATE, n>''
GEN. BENJAMIN LeF1EvER, ~
MQt OF Shelby County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE, ,.,0tl
Iu THOMAS M. KEY, .,o les-
H,bbgc OF Hamilton County, iasl
FOX MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
da WILLIAM LARWILL, n i)iiHl
-t fa OF Ashland County. ''l l.t @
Tlr a91 I.Iuf - $500 iHtt.. .''."
gOsft FOR CONGRESS, Hsi '"l
TnJ (Sevsnth Congressional District) ' W.
THOMAS MILLER, of franklin County.
FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE,
.-3nf3 CFifth Judicial District.l
JOHN l.. GREEN, of Franklin County
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IN GOLD.

.R-7S5 IN GOLD. IT, f.
The earnings are steadily increas-
/ ing, and are estimated at over 500, 900
in Gold for the month of August-the
official report for that month not hav-
ing been received at this date. ''-
The construction Of the road is
going vigorously forward, IA miles
additional being nearly ready for
the cars,-and it will probably be
in full operation to the. California
State Line -166 miles from sa-
cramento City-duringi the summer
of 1857, when its earnings must be
very large, as the entire trade Of Ne
yada, and large proportion of that
Of Utah, Idaho and Montana must pass
over its line. It has been shown by
> reliable statistics that in 1868 over
S13, 200, 900 in Gold was paid for
freighting goods from California to
Nevada Alone sdi .,aiic ~ .rii,... ESQ.
This part of the, Great Pacific Rail-
road Route is destined to be one Of the
most profitable lines Of railfoad in the
world, and its First Mortgage Bonds
are among the best secured and most
desirable investments ever offered. a.
Over $1,000, 900 has already been
expended in grading beyond the point
to which the road is now running, and
the iron is bought and paid for sufH-
cient TO lay the track the entire dis
tance to the State Line. ..s3uqi7.sa i.
The Road has been completed and
equipped thus far without the sale Of
o single dollar of it's First Mort
gage Bonds, and they are now offered
to the public for the first, time, after
the earnings Of the Road have reached
the sum Of 500, 900 per month in,
Gold, only about 20 per cent. ,of which,
is required for operating expenses. y
The Bonds arelofSered at 95 per cent.
andaocrued interest from July LIST, in
Currency. Orders may be forvardedtO
Z, us direct, or through the principal
Banks and Bankers in all parts Of the
country. ,sgaHESMa = .1AsxU.
Remittances may be made in drafts
on New York, or in Legal Tender
Notes, National Bank Notes, or other
funds current IN this city, and the
Bonds will be forwarded to any ad-
dresa'by Express, free of charge. In
quiries for further particulars, by
mail or otherwise, viii receive pune
tual attention. Az N,Ah Nti'ia
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Hon. VIM. Il. FincIx

And others will speak at ...-...
HIllsboro, Highland county, Thursday,
Sept. 9th. r-{ %. 20 s agr rs.In~r 80
Chillieothe, Ross county, Friday, Sept.
2Sth.
Urbana, Champaign county, Saturday,
Sept. Goth. -..,.,, 0-
Judge HI j. .BeweIt
And others will speak at
Mansfield, Richland county, Saturday,
Sant OQfh