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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-20

SuIcps NJ JcnYSG A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eau-.
mann yesterday held inquest ut No 2Io West Hoaston
street the body Of Frederick Johannes, . German,
twenty eight years Of age who committed suicide on
Monday night by jumping from aseocnd story window
Of the above named premises while aboriag under
attack Of delirium tremens. Deceased had been TO
picnic and returned partially intoxicated and quite dis
orderly. A oncer about 70 BE- sent for TO take
HIM away johannes sprsng through the W1naow break.
Ing the gla and sash, and fell head 1Dpop the pave
mem, His injuries were Of such 49, eas death on.
sued shortly sfterwnrdA verdict CoesGcpoudlng with
the foregoing facts was rendered ~ 0af
FATAL ExsAskxIsr CascAr<s!ExJ1Cay morning
John Crowley, while engaged In digging acss In Forty
seventh street. Third avenue bank or earth caved
In upon and crushed him in such . manner that death
speedily ensucd The body was dug out and removed 70
tho Nineteenth precinct :c1 house. whs,s ro..s
rendered by the jury Deceased wus twcnty-three
years OF age and q native Of Ireland.
Cum scArpxp TO DxArn. = Corcsw Naumann bold
an Inquest Al No JOS Water street the body OF John
W. Morgan, a child eighteen months old whose death
him Of bowl Of boiling coffee whis s,sns al the sup
per table ON Monday evening The Jury rendered YER
dict OF death from scaids accideutslly rccsivcd
FATAL cAsrALrr ~ ras PAxx.-on Saturday sfter.
noon Nrs. Sarah Muir was walking ont in tho Park
wlth her daughter, when, As 10 charged, she vas
Knocked down and run over By horse and wagon
driven by Herman Bsssjer Being vsy Severely injured
Ma Muir vas immediately conveyed 10 St Luks's Hos
ptas, where she subsequently died Coronsr Gamble
Yesterday held an inquest over the femsus and from
the evidence adduced hve Of the jurors bslsve that The
occurrencc was accidental while two others dssensed
sroxs csrclsssness the part Of Mr. Bacsr Being
able agree upon verdict, the Coroner concluded 10
answer any, The Grand jury might snd sssn
bim Ihe requisite bah was furnished. Mrs. Muir WAS
forty SIX years or age and native Of New York sho
lived in Brooklyn. whittier hcr remains were taken for
10 srrnent
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Borrow, June ~, 1865.
The steamship Aries for Liverpool, wa HAifAx viii
sail about oeocs tomorrow Wednesday Afternoon.
Hsr mails viii close a. eleven oiciock. = Fla 4
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A s0uTHkRSER WILL prsrosE ov SEVEN Huu.
N arrd snd hy dollar Watch ard massive old Fob ChaiD
for four hasdrrd .aoisrs, sod imnednisiy Addrssi
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By The singular disaster which occurred the Nor.
rlch Railroad and which cccAsioned By the high
wind blowing car from track on 70 another,
ipga freight ira 10 como IN collision with H. Tyler
Peak fireman wss killed and Frank Greenwood, an
other cnplsye terribly scslded The freight rain
~as badly smashed up.
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sArs1us ~ AvUz1ua.

Ago. .2ncs; .,.ksSi.sc.: :: sSg. sc. ..s
an r. -. = $3.50 49,; ~ caspsssl ises o.
lsisi 1900 49, $500 css..Ssa - -
rosewood ssvsa eslavy PiAnofors. sseol and Cove;
leaaoa IAblA Du9s Gaia, 0i.ss oaver Bureaus I'D
sfs WashcaAAA q sutts syts Louis XIV Mattresses.
NSSS 0snSsSsnea 6oSsA 0Sairs YAssS OrnAments. kc,
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UesIHS SUs5SsHs s1Ss sgfg!Ss!1 ss

LASS1 do666HoLp YUlnMgn! al:
~. SsS ~ - - .. Q. Isssy
"a ssn ssS go 9Estsd np1; NssssD3f
sxoSlt6B 10 sxcSS. cav RrAaol
sassest r.es!oed 49, w,l.st na.?ae ~ Isb!ss TUX
"a EAsg C - kssaesA nseess ciess I'll Lace cur
ssASS noefssa 1890 ces!Fs 49, ss9g - Sss
CrtSrY q cd poilye. n 1RsllsSiS Isn u attend
spes 6 ssl pask ri p 0sods sr paEohaSeu q
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~ the new Bonds of the State for old Boads with oou'
pea; ssasS AZ & iSsosasxsr s.nser - ws srssl
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MATRIM0SIAL.

A YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL MISS ALSO A YOUNG
n wtdov, would iks 70 form thc acquaintance OF
lied. rich Craftsmen wth Wow 70 mstrimony Address
Adsh station D.
A GENTLEMAN or THIRTY. sRsrEEL AND RE
N 0ned, desrss lntsnce of intelligent
compshed lady, net - With 20 mairmony Al
dress with conndenc-. Enterprise, bon IS Herald once
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pkOPOsAI.s.


CEorox A2uEpucr pErAEraESr. NEW YORK,
Be received ~ shs odce RetuncA City Hall Park until Ia
O'Clock A. NJ % ThursdAy the 18th day Of June 1885
suppY Of csN Iron wafer pfp.s, viz E.'#.t
30 feet o. cast iron water pipe. - inches internal diam
etsr " Ela ETT - =
700 ss- Of cos, water pipe sInchs. Internal diam
o.cr -
u 90 foss east iou pipe, snss., internal diam
etsr,
90 fest Of castirou water PIPE sch.s inerna, as.
ter. Ee
~ tons Of branch pipes and other special castings
Separate bids may BE- be rcceived for the
- inch PIPE for the ~ and inch pipe the special
easngs hut such bid must be eiher for the whole 20 the
Dnch pre or for tho Whole OF all other pipe for the
whole Of Tao special castings. 49, ...' 49,
Each proposal sndors-d proposals FOR irou
water pipes aud special casngs together with the
a. the bifdsr q - date Of lie Offering.
The amount ecuny required viii be ten thousand dol
speeiac.neas blank form, Of bid. can be hsd On .p.
sSssl :! ss:##EEssssa. o-,'s- ,,..s,.. s,.,. E,
mo ruRNERs AND LuNBEE NEN --rRororAls
Il wanted for the purchase Of One Hundred MILLION cotn
Feet of Hsmlsck fimbsr now ~ owh well aud veTI a.
e. ssa H. ssPson tas sJ u y rsss.
New Fora vi 81 Nsgitt $50 ~ ..e. s
-
ExPRnstEs.
A BURsqArs yypnrIukx AND nAGoAGE ~.
-purufure families moved city ccuutryt farnure
nauofortoa parksd sod ahtuuet furpiture stored
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RaoxRIs VILLAINS. AUcUONRE'.
SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

T. q. LvDLIIW co. VIII sa.i q, suction, % wednee.
day Junc - 1885 At II O'Clock, nj tie pisae rvsdonce
kast thirty eighth street. all the superb furcurc CaSo
kr ccnssn.d IN ssiA ae-se conais.ng ~ part ~ go ss
CANT carved u~snd Piano n. octsvp rosewood
faror Srts In crmsnn siin carved tt ebeny Ltr1.
Furniture cares; b..a walnut Extension Table ptnna
elegant and black walnut Frpuc&
Eeite.ds. Patent sgr.s Beds HAIR Msitroae. rsstsAr
Holsters and Pillows, 10, Dressing H.yoaus and
ws.hstsod. marble -sd .rorse French saecse nsws.!
Lac Curtains and Ntu6o rt,e eptrp
aud Side Tai es Brussels aad 1Ag!sa Csfs Oxclo.As
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+ 4 AUCTIONS. -H1xRY D. xsNk1, Auc11oHEEa z
"A Nassau rsrss1-Thia dsy yuaA ~ ~ y u. pair q
by Crnass Hers nad KS fsny %; wasnssa x'aa
a II. CKIsrAI.AR, AUCrIOgEER WILL SELL TnlD
n day Ct Il O'clock Il Ne ~ Pearl streek ght Top
WAy,n 0smsrsss MAKER u pay storage, ADVANCES No.
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DrcKAwAY COUNTY BONDS, ii
no hoiiers thereof hereby noiG-f tst all OF the
bands By tha county Of foanNsy w NE
Ssie ohs VIII be paid NJ the Necns PARK sank csc o.
New York on the lst day ofJuy. 1855
GAN FRANCISCO CITY AND CALIFORNIA STATS
- Coupcns bought collected al best fates.
$780, 1lt WELLS. FARGO Co. 81 Drcadwsy
J,ag ATTENTION or CAPITALISTS AND MANJtAc.
turvr. IS called 20 AntLnSys Inrsoysd shnTs - ~,
cxhio.oa Of the o'ict o: W. H. Whinsisi' IL
Pear atrcek.
TYgION DIME SAVINGS BANy.
" CANAL SrGESr CORNER CT VSEick.
nrpOerrS PROM TIN CENTS To ASrsO RECEIVED
SIX PER CENT INTEREST. FEE oE TAI:
Ui,YOsrrS II JUNE DRAW INTHREsT FRok JULY ].
Hats ASSETS. Si.sy3.sfG ~
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IMPORTANT LEcTUREs DAfLY-roR GESrI
only ~ the rsv rork Museum o. knstomy. Is
way Parties unatie N sttsnd thss< fer,rrs can hev
forvarfed On rsssips Of zen ce.ts w sddfrssrg se
Of sew kork huseum Of Anatunr.
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vi The comm-ssoners 90 shs pad Of she s.!s e Mnns
su 81 Mtnnesots Ssste Railroad Honds ~ hold - ad
inurned mAsaG q the Capitol In TIA csy 81 ~ fAu July
tha Commisslcusra JOHN hlOOLA Cnaarmsn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Result OF the Target Practice The
n DefaIcatIon OF o. O. Flint. .l7E

FORTRESS. MONROE, Sept. 25.-The results
of experiments upon the ironclad target
may be thus stated: Eight feet thick of
stone wall, ironc1ad with four inches OF
rolled iron, situated at a distance of $50
yards, offered scarcely any resistance to the
shots fired by the 15-inch smooth-bore and
l2-inch Rodman guns The l2-inch Dyer
projectile, weighing 620 pounds, possessed
greater power upon the plates than the 10
inch spherical shot, weighing 42O pounds,
but the destructive qualitIes0f the latter on
the heavy masonry far exceeded the oalcu-
lations of the officers present. Aystronger
target and additional thickness of iron
plating will berequffed before any definite
result can be arrived at respecting the man
ner of building Notifications with the
greatest powers of resistance against the
improved artillery of the age. ....,
A close examination made In the affairs
of Mr.. G. G. Flint, proprietor of the Old
Dominion newspaper, shows that he has
victimized the following national bank.
Norfolk, $1,000; First National Bank Of
Norfolk, So 600, Insurance Trust Company
of Norfolk, $1,000; Total, $l5,S00. The
forgeries were mostly upon Government
bills and vouchers. No clue has yet been
obtained as to the whereabouts of the de-
faulter. :" -.L-- .--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Supsrfno MAS held at $40 g1O so extra
atsllgll IS; family At sI2 6O9ls %, and fancy at
SI3 5O9l5 lHrluaT HiF = ~ 'O.iaH 3.E
WHEAr-HolderS are still asking o. 65@9 TO- for
No. Red; % IS az 50 Tor No. do. and 90 s5 for
extra SO 9Ogas paid for one lot Of extra, but this
was considered an extreme figure. Hill wheat is
quoted at % 80, and No. Ohio and Indiana White
at 81 e5612 80. .-., $500 TI.- gtg8-5TLy
0A'TS-HoIders at the close were asking 4Sa45c
for No. 9, and f7950 for No. !, in eleYatlr. n II
=. BARLEY-Prime Fail is held at 81 COOL 0S, and
Spring at 81 40tDI as. 'g'
P0RKLfhere is only limited jobbing demand
for city Mess Pork at S32 25 $50 barrels sold to-day
at this rate. I. u. - tf-.-g,
BULK MEATS-ShOulders and Sides sold at l4II
BACON gSold at lsI@ls,, packed. -
COFFEE-The market remains quiet with q con-
tinuet fair demand at 259JO5Sc for fair to choice
Rie.
SUGAR--R Raw l2 al5c hard refined l71s@lsc.
MQlIASSES-b0990 tor Porto Rico. q q.
BUTFEl-The market rules steady. at 2697oc
per pound for prime TO Choice Central Ohio. The
lower grades are quiet at 209@6c, according TO
CHEESE-A steady market at IO1l9l7c per
pound. actual tare, with fair demand.
EGGS--A steady and quiet market, with fair
demand al &c perdOzen, snippers count, for paine.
WHlSKY-rhe msrket is firm, and bonded is
now held at SIC, but there have been no sales Free
is in farrequest, with sales Of 81 barrels at 50 49,
SEEDS-ClOver rules steady and firm at 81 4O9
so. Flax is also firm at 81 s0a2 &c., Timothy,
steady and quiet at 90 4os3 90. - -. NH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
aCFFR0M NEW YORK, ,Ta
The Episcopal Diocesan oOnven

...A... w. ll0t ton. .. 4
New YORK, Sept. 27.-The Episcopal
Diocesan Convention reassembled this
morning inst, Johns Church. Thereport
Of the Trustees Of the Episcopal Fund was
read. lt appears that the accumulating
fund, added 70 the disposable fund, now ex-
ceeds 100000, the limit Of the fund to be
obtained for the support of the Bishop
The report sets forth Ehat the. interest on
this sum will, not support the Bishop and
pay the taxes on the Episcopal residence.
The cOpmittees we're instructed 10 cOntin-
,ue the accumulation Of the fund for
the support of the Bishop, and It was re-
solved to purchase a house, and lot as
an Episcopal residence. Bishop COL
Ter then proceeded to deliver his.
annual address. After speaking an hour
and half without concluding his address,
a recess OF half an hour was taken. Upon
reassemblingA resolution wasadopted that
the members, would attend the funeral of
the Rev. DR.. Hawks, The special commit
tee on the salary Of The Bishop made their
, report. 1T was resolved TO vote to the
Bishop, in addition to his salary of six
thousand dollars, the sum of two thousand
dollars.
The Convention then adjourned to this
evening, when reports will be had from
|, the committees and the Bishop will con-
clude the delivery Of his address.
Card from Gen. .Sweeney-Man Shot
No Cholera. o. t-o ,fs
:, Gen. Sweeney publishes card declining
to take any part in the proceedings of the
Fenian Brotherhood. l7N3.T lt7a.-l
A man named Joseph German was shot,
supposed fatally, by the proprietress, OF, a
Bagnio IN Brooklyn last night, named Mar
garet Nealy, alias Celeste Carhart, who is
under arrest. .uHH r.N.. .a1.
No cholera deaths reported to-day. ''
Morgan l.. Harris has been appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue'in the Eighth
District, located in this city, vice Geo. z.
Putnam removed, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
Nashville,
FROM OTTAWA.
Tho Fenian ExoItomenIlt.

o New YORK, Sept. ga Herald Ottawa,
q. w, dispatch says: The Fenians are
again concentrated for q raid in various
portions of Newfoundland troops are being
placed on an extensive war footing. The
military force has been formed by brigades
and garrisons, the former being complete
10 themselves and prepared to move at a
moments notice. The, cummissary and
quartermaster departments and medical
corps have been ordered to supply them
selves fully with everything necessary for
aMgorOus campaign. 4 Il
The notes of the Bank of Upper Canada
were quoted at nearly par, and no further
failures were anticipated. s.-,,A Cv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
FROM FORT LARAMIE.
More About the indian Outrage.

Fort LARAMIE, Sept. 26.-Advices from
Fort Philip Kearney state that the Indians
are very troublesome, stealing stock and
attacking small parties. On the 18th they
captured Government herd of mules and
wounded two of the guard. On the 18th,
private johnson and Ridgway Glover, an
artist for Frank Leslie's paper, were killed
and badly mutilated. They attempted to
capture the picket near the fort, but were
driven off with loss of two Killed. Two
men of the Bailey mining party, while
hunting, were killed, after small loss to
the Indians. ...--.t
Q Reports received from Fort Smith, Dako-
tab, state there are 500 lodges of Sioux Indi-
ans in Tongue river valley, all hostile
They are determined the new road to- Mop
tana shall not be travelled. Government
stock was stolen at Platte Bridge, Dakotah,
CO-uay.Yrt. y. .- s.r.r a p ..Ho -sf. .sr- 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28

toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle
mems booni The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person.
render the skin soft and frcsh to prevent eruptions
perfume clothing, &c. #.. ...s,. t
1t overcomeS the unpleasant odor Of perspirAtion.
Hremoves redness, tan. blotches, &c.
ltcures nervous headache and ALA rs Inflammation.
ltcools, softens and adds delicRcy to the skin.
iItyields asubdued and lasting perfume. Tur,
1tcures musqueto bites and stings Of insects 4.
II contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opsra Singers. It is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will us nc
other Cologne. Perfumory. or Toilet Water after
DEMAs BARNES d co. ror
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
0cta-dAwly ~ ----
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From, TOromto

TORONTO, g. W.. Sept. 27.-Several regi-
mehts," both regulars and volunteers, are
to gointo camp lnearSt. Johns. ALI the
different clerks of the different departments
are to be enrolled in an active civil service
regimepts General orders for that purpose
effect Id the event df,the regular militia
being called out.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28

This sthe most delishtfu andex Taordinary article
eycrdiscovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to peAry satin texture of rayishing beauty
inpartins the marble purity Of youth, and the die
tingEe appearance so inviting in the city belle Of
'1'' 1t removes tan reckless pimples and
Ioughness from the skin. esYing the complexion
fresh. transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
teria injurious to the skin. PatroniEcd by Actress
csand Opera Singers, It is what every lady should
have. Sold EVERYWHERE. Retail price. 50 cts. IN
Prepared by w, 4. HAelN, Troy, n. X Rt
address sl orders to,l fMrAthE lsfF
oct9-d&wly ~ ~ 9F' s-.-~. n n a2'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28

6S"@H Fo"."-'ffeo. iChdTSss ~. AS"0. M'sDj
"a cI AKINc's ~ d
,aa2PREPARE PRESORIPT TI0N,g
sudrn MADE From THE HEIPREscBTrTIoN OFyi4
,Bey. CHARLES =. King, NJ D9 LL.J D., &c.,
FOB TUE PREVENTION AND CURE or
Q o N, ~ TT M II. II i . N /,
(N IT'S MOST ADVANCED STAGEs).
For Ybd Radtcdt Cure Of fASTHMAg BRONC CHIT
KFf Kfff fassSa "a sssSa tss srs1aS sFss
for Dieorders Of the BLOOD; and for all function
&aI Disorders Of the Stomach and Boi0els.
e Soss s sSsSsSs, Pf Pbs s'et %
and ltvsr! Apd dfnf6ishes the EbpectOydtfon, IL
'ehectt the Hf0ht tstedtS always, ii from Iepeh I'd
and the patient ragidty Sdfhs se1i the coSgh Ind
sleep becomes calm and Teifes6ing The soacsgtions
sNFTG%s sif iGs sEsss r Nprf3E rT 1sSHRHA! EsSSfRAA
RREShEER AaaPHibbEff4 WITH a
ESTEs, TSSfcs, IRON, ACIDS, BAfkys 9gisisE,
SR r2&n which iIiS tSSe
hibited any one or more Of the following
:roiH6l 'isamSY TOMS: r .flE1"
,CS4Sd, Rsatire eT .stsi. 4tg1l $Vsats' BessGfnG
& ds,+ai 3ss 2: : Ssy ssGie 81 ssSeS s;s e. ps %s
iSar,ta0, flying Pdtns through the Shoulders.
CheSt Fdce or Limbs Neuralgia ,NerpOlts Headdehe O.
Nervous ProStrqtdon, .NerVons Irritation Giodi-
ness or Dtssiness EccesstUe Pdlen,Ss Sore Thront,
Droiesi,tes8, SleSpIeSsns8s DySpepSiG, Sour Stom-
Gch,-AsGrf BSrn," OppTes.iON dt Stating Of sAe
Stomach before or GJter eating Oonstipdtiott Re-
nittent Fever Gc.; Sc:I and ESPECIALLY in ali F6-
male Disordera or Uterine NTsQuIaTities such as
DidfcItlt, ,PqinJuh AIpprssted, Scdsty Ezcessire,
,eldVtd; PySNddtuTe or too EfegtiS,t Nj nstyldtio,s
h,'' Atn.enant. from, pat;eS.s 40
.,,@ - ~ - 80 II = - - '-'"', 80 .
,'Your PRESCRIPTION saved my daug hters life, and
has saved me hundreds of dollars, Rev. Il. HUM
fhRgys, Remsen,N n. Y!i.n'it. ~ mo s''.
',f'Wt bless God for the benefit we have received
from your Prepared Prescription. Key. Z. PERE-
CRIME, Blossburg, Penn: n 81 a. 49, ~ ~ ,. "a, o.
y Every one TO whom have recotnfnended II has
benehtted much BY its use. .--Rev U. u. JONES, Ra-
Icine, Wis ~. ~ g.j' y. n,., ~, ,,
iL BIBLE HOUSE, AsT0R PtAoE, n: FIN the early
part OF February, 1898, i waS suffering from a VII
olent coheh, for whiJh / rad BEEN treated during
Elk months previously without benefit. had Ntgbt
bseedS which completely prOstrated me. IN the
evening, hoarseness' would come on, which would
prevent me from speaking above a whisper; l bad
then hsd two atacks'Of bleeding from The lungs.
My Family Physic, an assured me that he could do
no, more tor me; / was growing rapidly worse, and
Ret Ree1 ronpeltd to leave business Tor nearly two
months. All my symrtoms indIcatei, unnistaka-
bly,; the presence OF CONSUMPTl0N.1 In Vie he
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
Ernnn Richnnnd

RICHMOND, Sept, 27.-Robert Ould, form
erly Of, Washington, and duringrthe, war
commissioner for the exchange Of prison
ers ,waselected 10 the State Senate to-day
from this City. His competitor was John
Tyler, son Of the E4-Rresident.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
= yDenth or Gem DeadDettorl' a y

ROCHESTER,, N, ,Y- Sept. 27.-Gen. ID.
Leadbetter, late Of tie rebel army, died OF
apoplexyat, Clifton, g. W., last night. He
belonged to Mobile and left a considerable
sum q money and Valuable effects where
he died. y..lBsIrau
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
cOMMERClAf KlTfERS.

New YORK Money HIarket-SeDt. e7. \
M0NEY-Easy and steady at 4@5 per cent. \
STERLING LIZ EIxCHANGE-FirP At lO79lsI'iI
G0LD-Scarcely so firm, opening at I4JJf, d,
clIning 10 l44H, and closing ct I45.
y GOVERNMENT STOUKS--A shade dfIner.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool, quiet. diRc solt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28

OGpESsBURGH, NrrY., Sept. N.-Gov.
FentOii and suite, Geo. Curtis, collector of
tleIYcn, We're present to-day at the ST. Law
renee County Fair, now open at Canton
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
New YORK Stock Mnrket-sept, 21.

= STOCKS LBettsf. -'Rocki Island NIX !; Illinois
Central l29; Cleveland fl Pittsbprg5 81 Chicago 4
Northwestern, S8H de! preferred ssSS cleveland
rex Milwaukee ri &c Paul 53y2 do. preferred
72A6@72sz Michigan southern sSN?) MiehisSn
Gedtral ~; Reading I'm, Hudson ~ .Erie7ph 4
silver 53H Cumberland IS Canton IS; 5i2d conS
pOns i62, llI2( ITennYRe 0s. "a MatipOsa 141.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
THE CHOLERA.
New York and YicinIty.

~ New York and Vicinity. .ft-,y
10 New YORK, Sept. 80 Five fresh cases of
Cholera were reported in the city yester-
gay. No deaths IRON the disease were re-
l9Ih Brooklyn there seems to be slight
abatement Of the disease. Only two new
cases were registered yesterday. sIh,
-br bun North, Adams, Mass.
A Herald telegraph dispatch says the
Cholera has broken out with fearful vio-
lence In the vicinity OF North Adams, Mass.
There has been eight cases and five deaths,
the doctors say, within % hours.
gEIE I w LouisVille' ILL. St
: yIr.nr,, Kr.,, Sept. 2G,T-Une Chulvra
death to-day ''' ''-''''' '' '''.'
ia,yr Nashville. siiipi
. NASHVILLE, Sept! 26.-Cholera deaths
the last "a hours, 26, -. .... o.. .,.,gs..
Memphis.
MENPHIs, Sept. 26.-Thirty-t cases
of Cholera, and Mines deaths the last "A
hours.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28
,..r REDUCTION I'm PRICE
'nt,snlil' t,sill 'ti''h "oF THE f''-
-'''.y AMERICAN WATCHES
Made at WALTHAM, MASS,

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fseiIities for manhfacturSa we have reduced
our price. to as low point as they can be placed
oo.c3ss, .fo. WI. a, 1,.,I., L-IAL-.t
Irf ,HIia N1N' ~, -
no one hoeu ""a,On lIoni
.ne expectation
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ana saleoi ~. - - ,.L,7 i. .ff "
wore t""n tD' -SsOV'VVV ris,';1''a''' .
nave given our productions the very highest rank
among time keepers, commencing with che deter
mination to mske onlythorouehly excellent watches
our business has steadily ncrsAssdas the public be-
came acquainted withtbelr Value until for months
tegether. We have been unable to supply the demand
,Ee have repeatedly enlaIged our factory buildings
nhtithey now cover over three acres OF ground, and
nivo Accommodation 10 more than eight hundred
workmen. ,.,,ss
We are fully justified in stating that we now mako
MvREy THAN, ONE7HALE, OF, Alb THE
MATCHES SOLD In THE UNIFIED, STATES.
Tho different grades are distinguished by the follow
ing trade marks engraved on the plate:
|. American watch Go, ,5,Walthaslln, Mass.4 Z
.. Appleton. Tracy & Co." waltham. Mass. 4
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-28

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High street, Columbus. Ohio, Bss devoted hitnsS
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