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Crops In Alabama

MONTGOMERY, August 29.-66 bales OF
new cotton have been received in Mont
gomery up to date. The corn crop is safe
and large. The cotton crop was greatly
damaged during the last few weeks from
lack OF rain and by worms.
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SELLING AT CosT.-We have quite a
stock of Refrigerators, Water Coolers and
Ice Cream Freezers, which we will sell at
cost to make room for Fall stock.
AKINs & STUART,
au92S-d2t 20S South High street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
PROVED Rose NASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders in all their stages, at little expense little or
no change in diet, no inconvenience and no expos
ure 1t is pleasant in taste and odor immediate in
its action, and free from all Injurious properties.
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Registration.

FoRT MONROE, August 2S-Registration
returns from four precincts OF Granville
county, N. c., show an aggregate OF 357
vhites and oI7 blacks.
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Died.

BosToN, August 2S.-Dr. James jack
son, distinguished Physician, died last
evening, aged SO years.
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ArriYal-ArreSf.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The steamship
Northern Light, from Bremen, has ar
rived.
Cnancey Larkin, the notorious conf
dence man, was arrested to-day for several
crimes
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Registration i'm AIabama

MONTGOMERY, August 2S.-Registration
returns in full from all the counties gives
a total of 0,995-whites, 72,747; blacks,
SS,24S. There are only ten candidates an
nouneed in the State; so far only one
colored.
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CHARGED WITH AssAULT.-Caroline
Escher on yesterday made oath before the
Mayor that Charles Riedel did assault and
strike her, on Sunday last, at her house, in
the alleV opposite the German school, The
Mayor fined him SIS aud costs, which he
paid s7s -S1alis - rt''t
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

The only. true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous: No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. Inyigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuiDA is sisn-
ed WiUidns 4. BdtchelOr. All others areT re imi
tatiors, and should be avoided. Sold by iDrug
gists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Barc,ey street
New York. decIO-i&wIy
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CAPTURED MANHooDs.-The police on
Tuesday night captured William Barber,
Andrew Smith, Robert Dawson, and John
johnson, all manhoods and would be voters,
cfeating-a distuI bsnce at colored house
OF iil-repute, in the North end. They were
locked nm for "a hours
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PosTPoNEDs-The examination Of appli-
cants for appointments as teachers in the
Public Schools of Columbus is postponed
to Saturday, Sept. Z, prox- at 9 O'Clock
A. NJ, High School Building. 80
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JULIUS j. WooD, P. M.
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LOTION RECORD.

THE ONLY SAFE AND RELIABLE
I Antidote against contagious diseases Price
80 per bottle large size, double quantity SIS. Sent
securely packed on receipt of price, to any address,
with directions, by addressing =
F. A. DUP0RT CO.,
Sole Agents for the United States
No. IL Gold street, New York. .
81 Send for circular. -Gn jun2S-doodIy
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The HUDSON WASHER AND RINsER. =
Ladies, don't fail to see this most valuable
and ingenious invention, now on exhi5i-
tio17 at the Buckeye House, during this
week. 1t excels all other clothes wash
ing machin es, in that it does not tear the
clothes, aad costs but very small sum-
See it and you will be sure to buy it.
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IeVeIand, Uhl0; - - p =
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
JJWotts- York Center. IT Ordvav poIIo,.;1
GoopALE HousE.

s Sheffield, Cleveland, Ohio: G NJ Brown. Zanes-
ster. Athens, Ohio: AT Williams, Bell Brook. Ohio;
X j Barr. Elm Creek, F Co, Ohio; ] w 0verIneyer.
Linden, Cambridge, Ohio: r Barnes, Cambridge,
Ohio; NJ G Parsher and wife, Rome. Ohio; john
Scott and wife. Newark. Ohio; II Hood, Cleveland;
J n Richards. Lancaster; Penn; Haush. De-
Putnam; c H Benson. P G q q K: NJ KIafis;
Columbus kqpter, Neg York Mrs E NJ Walk
MarsfeldH Springfield; Y Derr Pittsburgh; L s
Purcell; Woodstock; H w Wiche. cleveland: I
B Robinson, CLEVELAND: John Yung; G eveland,
Gilmore. st Louis. Mo- L s Squires, w Westerviile;
Mrs Hitchcock Pleasant Waller; Miss Tillie White.
&C Comstock. city; G. RiHasb, city; J. II Hood.
Kentucky; Thomas Mcdonnell, New York; James
MeKill; Z orgetown, Ohio; y K Foote, ChilIicothe.
Logan county. Ohlo; james "A Clark, Louisville,
Kentucky: A Van Pelk. Washington, Ohio; Har
ry Pinleman, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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""BAsE BALL ExTRAoRDI DINARY."--On the
morning of the 9th, there appeared in the
Journal an article headed as above, which
contained a challenge from the attaches of
that Office, challenging the attaches of the
STATESMAN Office, to play s'Grand Match
Game" of Base Ball-hone to play who
have ever played beiore-on Saturday.
August 81. The compositors of this, office
accepted the challenge, through the STATES
NAN, yesterday morning, and the commit
tees1rom both offices met yesterday and
made the necessary arrangements. They
succeeded in. getting Fl. M. Failing, of the
Neil House, to act as Umpire, S. G.. Van
Slyke, of the Excelsiors, and Rush Denig,
of the Capitals, as Scorers. The Capitals
rendered their grounds and bats, for which
they will receive the thanks of the print
ers, The game will come off on the Capt.
tails ground on Saturday, August 81, at 81
o'clock p. n. - fl.s ~
We give the names of the nine who will
constitute the Club from this office: r
Fent Ward, pitcher and Captain; E.
Dougherty, catcher; 8. E. johnson, short
stops T. w. Flood, first base; R. W. Kerr,
second base; w. F., Poland, third base;
William McNamara,, right field: C. K
Reeee, left field; George q. Oofroth, centre
field.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-At a game
of Base Ball the Mutuals. of New York,
beat the Athletics, by score of % against
2l,
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE Of
w fee OF the City Civil nsineer, in Columbus,
Ohio. until
Monday, September I'D, 1867,
at O'Clock p. NJ, for furnishing materials and do
ing the following work:
For grading an paving the unpaved sidewalks.
cutters and crossiogs on Bond street from High
street to Pa street.
For gr ding and gravelnz the roadway of Park
street from the Z. l. e. railroad bri ge to Bond
street.
For graveling the roadway of Last street from the
east side of Water street to the west side Of West
street
The bids will be opened by the committee on
Highways aud the committees Of the several W ards
in which said improvements are located, and the
right to reject or all bids is reserved by the
committees.
-sIE H.WM. JAEGER,
City Civil Engineer.
City Civil Engineers office. No. 9S South High
street. mp stairs. aus22-' st
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8 Orr THE TRAcK-The night train of the
c. .& c. road was OF the track last night,
delaying the train some three or four hours.
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PROBES SIoNAL

DR.. A. b. WILLIAMS, " est Broadway, ne,r
High street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himself
r series of years to the treat nent of certain pri
yite diseases. He may beconsulted at his Office
Broad way. near the Z Exchange Bank
may3I-tf
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TRANsrERRED YEsrERDAY.-The follow
Ing transfer of real estate was lett at the
Recorders Office yesterday
W. S. Snllivant and wife to Rufus Main,
August Gath, inlots Nos. Al and AZ in Desh-
ler's addition to the city of Clnmbus, for
$4,000. ...:,l- 1.r.t-- ,
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National Hor.e show.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Aug. 2S.-The Fifth
n ,tional Horse Show commenced yesteT-
day under most favorable auspices.
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Republican Convention.

ALBANY, Aug. 2S.-The Republican State
Convention will be held at Syracuse, Sept.
25th.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-A young man
named Schriver, was struck by lightning
on the National road near Jacktown, Lick
ing county, on Saturday afternoon about
our o'clock. He had been out hunting
and was returning through a storm with
his gun in his hand when the flash struck
him. His injuries, though very severe, are
not considered mortal. rss .s.-es
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ARREsrED.lThe inmates of house of
iff-fame in the eastern part of town, were
arrested on Tuesday night for riotous and
disorderly conduct. A man calling him
self John Smith, was fined So and costs,
and two girls, named Maria Walcutt and
Annie Graham, who were making the row,
were fined SIS each, and committed to the
city prison for i've days. s s.
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GENTS WANTED EVERY WHERE
N B. tn local aud travelling. male nd female.
Steadv employment the year round. Business
new. light and desirable. No capital required
VI POI g. KING CHAPMAN d CO.,
augI5 d6twlt 67l Broadway, New York.
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GRANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

18th YEAR RRGEKS SErTEMRER
Ot l2th. Best educational advantages at reason
able cost Terms $500 year for Board and Tui
tion. Address, W. +. KERR,
Granville, Licking county. Ohio.
iy3Od3ta H3W&w2W
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining Uncalled for at the Columbus Post
Office, Aug. q, 1867.
AlgerC Agnew W A6oms HS
Armon Jacob X Arwin Jas Ackerman
Alstock Mrs MaryAnderson Miss Tillie
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statearnan. !.
FROM CIRCLEVIII,E.. s. = :

ERVM ClRULEVlLLE.
Radical Meeting-5OO PresentAHaYes
Ignores Negro Suffrage.
~ Especial to Ohio Statesman.I3 q
CIRCLEvILLE, o., August %, 1857.
6 The Radical meeting here to-day was
small affair." Hayes, 'Schofield and Delano
addressed about five hundred persons in
the Court House yard. Hayes ignored Ne
gro Suffrage entirely. I'D --l@
IG sD A. r. VAN CLEAF.
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EBasKIIh COUNTY otwnCRlIIc TICKET.

o. ssnator-H0BERT HUiGHES0N.
20 Repressnkasisds--WII,LI L. ROSS. -
wags4a .n5aie CAL T. MANN.
"a S4<rfe-GEORGE h. EARHART. IS
1-tdftor-SAMUEL F.. KII.E. iis !; 9a1 -'
Trsasurer-A. G. HEADLEY.
Recorder-NATHANC COLE.
=. Ooasr.sssionsr-WILLIAM
= i ACsroner-ELtAS GAFER.
Zssfrndry Directory As'0B GRAU.
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CHALLENeE.-At meeting of the car
riers of the STATESMAN the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted: !.
Resolued, That we challenge the carriers
Of the Morning Journal to run foot race
on next Saturday, at the same time and
place that the Base Ball Match is to be
held.
"a committee of one was appointed to in
form the Journal carriers of the challenge.
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New YORK rrarke,-Aup,u..tsos

a..
I CoTTDNTDqll and shade lower; sales at "a for
FLoTREDuli and Is sa5c lower; ssles atszs7 90
superine stste and western - SOC 10 4 extra wes-
tern q so91S 9o eh ICE d. q 5os iS 80; s1io9ipg
CAIRO 81 MIA heavyat $12 759I3 rs. Rye -four quiet
WHLSk Y-.ediet and unchanged. z -iYiZ 7 u
WdEAT-A shade frmer for white, steady for
red: sales at % 9235 for red and al br Southern;
s2 lSg2 So t9r white Southerni % 40 for. white
for extra white Michigan ffT'SbN-cY
.RfE-ouiet at 81 45 for western; 81 5o9l 50 fof
BBaRLLEYfaPuli, fI ..,su,r,., .v-4 F.,s,q
iCORN-A shade frner and. more active at osx
Sl II = for mixed dS WESTERN 81 l21z for very
OATS "A shade .frmer; sales at SO 97o, for old
seatSan SssS fSs ns o4s spSse for new
GoFFEE@firba. GGoeGFIFEEoIlh4 .s.a7qzg sdzlx
SUGAR-stoady; Cuba 1lsI2Xc. tfii4
MOLAS SES-DnlI. ..----. -. s~s7sg1 tr9
PETR0 0LEuM-Dull at la9I29zc for crude In
LEATdER-Qu at 2s ss9sS for % Bu enos Ayres. as
WooL[Less active. but Without decided change.
Pokk8sned snf heaSg sSS closed more firmly
SS3 18S23 81 for new mess. closing at S23 IS CASH
sa2 rs tor old mess; sls 769sO for prme and s52 IS
BEEF HAMS-Dull.
B3{AAG0NSssQuiet On andIsteady. .lI5 grlE2lo
,sSSuGeT CIT M fMEAIS-Dull at ll91IKc for shoulders,
EASEERRFNkssSs 4 lssss2 seffssss for Ohio
CdEESE-Steady.
= LATEST P. M.r.-.-r 7--a5z.-g
EL0UR-Olosed very dull and I54 425c lower 10
E WHEAf-Dull for all kinds, with sligqt down.
ward tendency. 62,lE .-'--s-.-s-a : : -
RYk-Quiet at 81 4Nql As. i-f Eig tsav6ssah
OATS5Steady at 6S97O, for old western: 759soe
CURN-Quiet at 81 10 a1ls for good to prime new
mixed western, and IL 05 90 for unsound do -tiI
PORk-LOe mer; mess S23 l213G23 rs, closing at
$23 cash and regular; with sellers at S23 10. e n
BEEF--Qulet and unchai ged. - >
CUT MEATS-Asbade frmer, with moderate
demand. -.,---'l ~ al Y = ,
BACON-Hasa slight upward tendency, Z =
LAR.-Nery frMat l3Kg 1916 for fair to prime
steam; l4e for kettle rendered. i77o1l
Cincinnati Marker-August 2s. - =
FLOUR--Dull. but not lower. s.
WHEAI-Eirmt important rdvances was
established. No. red 50 l093 J2 holders ask o. Is;
white was held at 81 25@2 so. ~ f.r.fzr5- ( 7
NC3RN-ocSrce and higher; sales at s7Sssc for
OATS-DuTI at 55c.
RYE-SI 20 .aa- ss--.F
COTTON--Dun and prices nominal at $50 for
mddlng. e-ieg7J
WHISkY--Firmer; sales atSlc; holders ask high
prices in view of prospect of being permitted to
PORK-Closes du at S23 25G9e3 80. a-.s.a -lF
BULK Me ATS-Cl firm. but quiet at $50
for shoulders. and Is Il a 1873 c f, sides. IA
BACON-Firm but qniet at 125Sc for shoulder
15!ac for clear rib. and l6s for lear sides
.LARD-ln dHmanc at l22{c, but there is not much
offering bel5m lsc. s.--. =. --.--.. Il ..s-'--
BUTTER-Firrn and scarce at 2492sc
CHEESE--Duli at 10h 9llc. g-tHrf
-GROCERlES-Steadya aud prices unchanged.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, august %, 1867.
METZ unTTQr


Robert Hurlbutt. Delaware; John ,Letchworth.
Phil ldelphia; Ino Goes, Worcester. Mass; James
+ Homans Cincinnati, Ohio; Fl Schof, Boston,
Mass: Jno Ewart, Now York: Horny Fenderich Al
iSEh?ny CITY Pa BSrJs1; e5.S NoT YORK; VIII
Goddard. New York; r Elliott. Ceyelsr d: F :
Douglas, Newark. New Jersey; Geor!e Hoadly. Gin
s MssteE s9 bo Gno Rmos ans Mend
lady, Spring Valley. Ohia;, Susan VI Sauniers,
Spring slley. Ohio; s II Dunan. Washington, D.
g.. q H Johnson Hamilton; d Whitman Boston;
Pittsburgh. Pa; Mary Mel Qqiston. Morris Ill: DIN N
Brant, Hamilton, ohio; John Sharks Jay coun-
ty, Ind; Mrs and Miss Shanks, do; VIM q boring,
Cincinnati, Ohio; II L Adams. New York; George
Thompson A hompson ndlady. Bridgeport. Ohio
J Elba. New York; Devon wife and two sons
Cincinnati, Ohio; + p Phelds, Windsor Conn: Jno
Marr. Cleveland. Ohio; Miss Maggie Russ, Gin in
csgo, Ills; George A Owen, Lexinton. L Brenhales,
Cleveland, Ohio; -
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Watts, York Center; II Ordway. BelIeviIIe. u
L Ruuich, Cincinnati; N Wooster Pittsburgh; q
w Wells Galena; r Cook, DO; Gorcon Lewis
Centre; ) Stmel, Hamilton tp; Miss Clark dos d ID
Foust. Circleville; Hoffman, Stepbenville;
{ergstresser. do; 5 Bartlett, do; Mr. Cowan do; G
Condit, Jersey: Palmer, Lockbourne; Stimel
Lockbourne; H Fl Sanderson and wife Leesburg:
D Skees; Orange Illinois; w Keys. Harris
liams. Milford Center; d Cook. Dublin; Jacob
Brand and wife, Massillon Seth Hoover Dennson;
George W COrbin, Franklin county: H q Cook,
Delaware; Jacob Swisher Groveport; Tippett do;
county; Mrt Holeman. do; o r McWiiiisms, NapoI.
con; G Marsh. B1ston; Elias Bears, Clinton; j l.
Busd sHarlum; N Hedden. do; a Evans, Indian
apolis,
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The Cabinet Resignations.

The Times special says: The Cabinet
session yesterday lasted till near two
o'clock, but no results were reached. The
President has not yet signified to the mem
bers which of their designations he will ac-
cept.
Jerry Black had an interview With Mr..
Seward yestoraay
The Correspond dence on Stanton's Re-
mOval.
The President still refuses TO give to the
press his correspondence with Grant on the
removal of anton. He regards his reply
to Grant ON Sheridan's removal as repl y
to both.
Registration i'm Georgia,
Registration in Georgia has been com
pleted, and contrary to expectations the
blacks are some two thousand in the ma
jority. 1t was expected the whites would
have majority of 10000.
Escape of Wirz, Commissary.
James Duncan, commissary to the rebel
WirZ at Andersonville, escaped from Fort
Pulaski last week. He was sentenced for
fifteen years. He has gone to France.
The national InteIIigencer ON the
Sensational RumOrs.
WASHINGTON. August 2S. = The Intelli-
gencer says: We have high authority for
circulated last evening about trouble in the
Cabinet yesterday are unfounded.
Repatriation in North Carolina.
1t appears from North Carolina papers
that registration thus far in that State
shows two blacks registered to one white
and in some districts larger proportion
GeneraI Sickles.
General Sickles has caused a circular to
be addressed to the Boards of Registration
informing them that the officers of militia
upon whom devolved the execution of pa.
troll laws or other general laws relating to
the domestic order of the State and the
government of the slaves therein, having
thereby assumed and performed civil func.
tions, are deemed civil officers within the
meaning of the acts of Congress, and any
such officer having afterwards taken par
in the rebellion or aided and abetted per-
sons engaged in rebellion, is excluded from
registration as voter. fr5r E..
o Secretary Browning
Secretary Browning attended the Cabi
net meeting yesterday, but this premature
attention to business has again compelled
him IN keen his he'd.
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New York Stock nIarket-August 2s.
!, GOVERNMENT. .STOCKS--Dnil and shade
10 er closing steady Coupons OF 81 Iloz< do Of
,ss ,Ss 1915 dg 81 losH do of 'G5 ll9s: DO nsw
~ Sr0CK>S-Strong.. -.'i- a-.N eif A'sAs 70.
$50 I. M.--Ohio Certifcs ssxa27; Canton 47s[0
~ Cu oerland SIX 994 Moriposa 10'< 9IL West
ern mon fefegraph 4S 4: Parifc Mail I45x a I46:
Atsatleil 3t ls u keadingr AZ aIO4 4; MichfsG
southern S25s8e27S; New York Centrsl los q lO5 e
Ere e91S aIG; Hudson 12tIE; Illinois Central lI99
Rock Island l031S; Northwestern zs9I X: di,pfe.
TERED dst g7o:. tort Wayne 104x aglO4 X; Wabash
EAPRESS SH = RES--Adsmsa rs; Uritsd States
TAX S75; Wells 66z; Merchants nioni IesSi7. =
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WILSON'S MINIS rRELs ARE COMING
From all that we have read concerning the
above mentioned troupe, we are convinced
that it is the very finest minstrel organiza-
tion extant. Several of our exchanges are
profuse in their commentators, and every
performer, whether in the comedy, vocal
or instrumental department., is lauded as
high as the skies. The comedians are AL
len, Reynolds. Gaynor, Wilson and Kem-
BILE, the mere mention of whose names are
. guarantee that the God of Laughter will
hold court during their advent in our midst,
while sweet music from Prof. Blakeney's
admirable orchestra will accompany q
quintette of vocalists of great worth. BIZ
deaux, Dempster, Kemble, Rosenthal and
Dana, are famed far and near as the first in
the profession. tsfs
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A NEW FEATURE-Some of our promi-
nent lager beer sellers, we are informed
design providing musical entertainments
for their patrons, two or three times week.
The drinking of lager beer is fast becom-
ing "naGiohal game" and glad are we
that It Is so. Men have, in all ages of the
world, had some favorite tipple. Until the
last few years, we Americans have guzzled
down almost every abomination under the
guise of whisky. We are quitting it rapidly
for the more healthy and less intoxicating
lager beer. There is no mistake about
lager being one,of the best temperance ar
gusneuts that can be offered. When we
quit benzine altogether and drink beer, we
shall find fewer cases in our police courts,
fewer crimes committed while men are in
to xicated. The closer we copy the Ger
mans in our drinking and in our enioy-
msnts, the better and happier we will be-.
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Taking all the circumstances in connec-
tion with the above note we feel warranted
in saying that Mr.. Wetmore never paid any
attention to our claim or to any other,
where he did not receive per centage. It
Is an indisputable fact, and the letters in
the Adjutant Generals office will prove it
that he did charge per cent. for making
collections, even when paid by the State
for doing it. He's a nice man. We like
him. He knows just how not to do it.
/ We ask our soldier friends to compare
Wetmore's course with Major Danes, and
then say to whom they should entrust their
business. 1t has taken Wetmore eighteen
months to do nothing, while the claim he
was entrusted with Major Dane collects
within five hours after its receipt.
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] COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Money Marlket-August es.
FoLD-Firmer; opening at l4i5l closing at 14a.
New York Stock market-Augu.t %

CiIncinnati Money stla rlket-Angiuat as.
MONEY-Msrket easy. y.,-,,,E,s .--..-.----. -
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tiTHE0AIO STATESMAN
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