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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-02
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-02

e. ID. Eshelman and Hon. j. y.
Green
VIII speak at Chillicothe on Friday
evening. Sept. 13. @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-02

= A sTAGE-sTRUcKt youth, of Connersville,
Indiana, writes to a Cincinnati manager
that he has RESOLVED to become an actor
and to win name that could justly be
placed by the side of your Booths, Muir
docks, or your Forests" He adds, by way
of additional inducement, if any such were
needed, that he twill come cheap.n- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-02
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y ceived at the AuditUr's Office, in Chillicothe.
Ohio. entil noon. .tt -.r-. .....- -.. ... 3
Saturday, Ihe sth day of SePteIn.
ber, 1867, .t
For the construction of bridge across the Scioto
river at poi, ne the old Kilgore Ford,2h miles
southeast of Chillicothe. ---l
Plans aud specifications now on file at said Audi
to s office. 80 b.. ~. .
The work to be bid for as follows:
Masonry by the perch of 25 feet; ..... ..-..
Supers tructure per lireal foot.
Approved bonds required Tor the performance of
the w'rk.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject all
or any bids if deemed too high.
BY order of the Board OF Commissio- er. of Ross
count, Ohio. 70 FAM KENDRICK, #.
anpI6-td Auditor of Ross county. Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-02
The Meeting ON saturday night

The speech of Hon. JOHN G. MILLER,
introducing Gen. MORGAN and that of tie
accomplished orator, to hear whom the
meeting was called, will be found in our
columns to-day.
Gen. MoRGAN's speech will command
attention. 1t is carefully prepared one,
and will add much to his fame as an en-
lightened statesman, and as an orator. For
careful study it is one of the best of the
clmpaign, and no man can read it without
being convinced that it came from one
whose rank is among the ablest of the
State. a
Mr.. MILLER's effort was one that was re-
ceived with marked attention and was
loudly applauded.
1t is matter of regret that the rain of
Saturday evening prevented the meeting
from being held, as announced, in front of
the State House. Gen. MoRGAN's voice is a
fine one for an outdoor meeting, and large
as would have been the attendance he
could have made himself heard by all. As
it was, the Atheneum was filled by an ex-
cellent and an apprec iative audience.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-02

Sedentary and Ssadiow iccup, Ions; Griyts, Ane-
teties whatever tends to impair tie H3tdt ActioN
of the Brdin, Heart, Nervous Sysfs8s frequently
orders of the VIRILE SYSTEM. Students Clergy
men and Lat0gsr therefore, who are especially Ii!
able to these Weaknesses, should resort promptly to
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-02
Episcopal Church ON Divorce.

At the recent Episcopal Diocesan Con-
vention in Chicago, the following action
was taken with reference to marriage and
divorce:
Rev Clinton Locke, of the select COM
mittee on that part of the Bishops address
concerning marriage and divorce, submit
ted report completely in accordance with
the views set forth in the address of the
Bishop, and recommending the adoption of
the following resolution:
ResolUed, That the deputies representing
this diocese in the next General Conven-
ton be instructed to procure by general
canon law, with suitable qualifications, q
prohibition of the Use of the marriage SER
vice of the Church in cases where either
party contemplating marriage shall have
been previously divorced by the civil law,
on grounds other than that of adultery !;
and also procure rule of duty to be fol-
lowed by clergymen whose services are
thus applied for in ascertaining the facts
bearing upon such prohibition.
The report was concurred in and the res
olution adopted
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-02
News of the Day.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
GOLD closed in New York Saturday at
14l5S.
ATLANTA, GA, has proved an exception
to other Southern cities, and has amaiority
of white registered citizens in the five
wards. The total summing up of registra-
tion was, after a careful overhauling of the
books, ascertained to be as follows: Total
registration, 3S6. OF the above, 1,765 are
whites, and 162l are colored-making
m .jority in fayor of the whites of IA. :.
The Manchester IN. H. Mirror says that
II gardens there early peas and other vege-
tables, which had nearly reached maturity
before the rain, have commenced new
growth, and are now sending forth new
blossoms, with the prospect OF second
crop from the same stalk. Potatoes, too,
whi n four weeks ago had fully set and
produced tubers as large as bullets, are
now in q second blossom.
A LITTLE girl named Emily Wainwright
fell into the water at Fall r yer. Mass, on
Saturday, Mrs. Charlotte De Hapart.
young woman, plunged into the water
and caught the child, but as she could not
SWIM both of them narrowly escaped
drowning, and were only saved by the
mother of Mrs. De Hapart coming to the
rescue with board, which the latter seized
and was drawn out, together with the
child.
AT st. Johns, New Foundland, recently,
Catholic clergyman was so assailed by
some companions of young woman whom
h was expostulating with upon her mode
o. life, that he was Obliged to infiict some
C astise ment upon them in self-defense.-
The polite justice reprimanded and fined
the priest, but the people indorse his
course, have sacked the house where the
occurrence took place, and are clamoring
for the magistrates removal.
Rev. DIR. BELLOWS, s,-writing of Cologne,
says: .sAt least twenty original Jean Ma
ria Farinas keep up the manufa cture of the
most popular perfume that ever refreshed
the nostrils of fainting won en-. 1t is nat,
ural that the worst smelling place in
christendom should have invented the best
Artificial od,r. Parents bsptize their chill
dren to entltle them to use the name In the
manufacture of cologne water, foresight
which our American enterprise has not
yet attain ed to-"
A YOKE of oxen at Fall River, Mass,
which caught lady by the hoop-skirt and
gave her an unc' rmonious ride on their
horns, have been shy of such rude pranks
since. On Saturday last the same team
saw lady sailing along the sidewalk, and
started off in ahurry at the top of their
speed making no account OF heavy load
Of wood, which they spilled into the
street. and only stopped on their arrival
st familiar wood yard. The vehicle was
considerably the worse for the affair.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

AS-To piesssrs travellers tbs line Of the sre Hallway
nresepts many objects OF interest rassng through the
heautisl valleys Of the Chemung, Susqueha Della
vsre and Rsmspo rivers an changing panorama Of
OF natures beauties commands attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

Tar mar yssYuArrp AND MosT Luxurious sl1sr-
ING CoAcHEs &rIN THE WONLD1 sccomps-
nv ali night trains on this railway.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05
new Esrk mnvke,s.

- $500, New YORK. Nov 4.
ding uplands at Isle.
Fouraheayy and 10 q Follower; sales 10, 900 bbls
State at 90 @ 10 40; round hoop Ohio at 65 m Is 90
Western at 100 q 70 se Southern at $50 d II 10;
Callofha az II % 69 ID So w l.,rsrrss a. es11s7
wheat 9 30 lower and more active; sales 154 900
Dusn; amcago Spring No. at Is a %; do No 2
Michigan 275. - ~ y -
Corn-steady; sales 113, 900 bush.; Mixed Western
at 80 "a 81; White do IL; Southern do AT.
~ 0atsmdul and lower sales $4,000 bush. Western
Beethoven; new plain mess Is 90 q 1900; new ex-
ira 20 90 a % 80.
Pork-heavy and lower; mess at 20 So. ~ -.
Lard-heavy; sales at 128 a 1910. &
Whskey-quiet.
Rice-irm; Carolina 81 a i1e.l GsPG.stT
Sugar-frm Porto Rico 134c; Muscoyado 11s a
12tc. -lT q 3f-tR f7i '''i--'f
Coffee-steady. HfF9s
Molasses-frm. .,ss ,,-.s.s,..s.4.7s Cnr q
Naval Stores-frm; Spirits Turpentine 55c Rosn
so q 8 90. .ll5 sI,nid ilr1e iaal4l .i. &. fG4r
Petroleum-lull sales crude l4tc; refined bonded
30c 4lafltra Nft9s S9N q 3ffU.8'
Freights to Livelpool-declnng; Cotton { a I'd
per steamer; Corn per sail Sd; Peas 81 a 81 Corn
per steamer 12d.
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EUROPE.
NEWS RY TAR CABLE.

altft
.4.6 FLORENCE. Nov. 2-Midnight
GariDaldl sun remains at Monte Rotondo, to
which place he retired when he heard Of the
landing OF the french ana the advance OF the
Italian troops, deeming It hazardous TO make
any attack ON Rome under these clrcumstan-
ees Win IN 5ne insumclent force under nIs com If
,,lana, ne mas concentrated All tne hn has
volunteers az monte hotondo, Wneie ne NE
Iakeh up,a suong position ana gone i,oeo y
ms men nave since Deen ael"sT ~
throwing up eltrelcnia,en. I nun nov,
Cold pieee ana preparea i ,9 atah I'm e wiz
await relmiorcenenIs anu Vail III ,ne
events, no tie summons ol sne,hng 70 DIS.
III uarioui ~ refusing 10 dlsband
Pon,a ,,,,Io 90 80 up ms snlerprise against
reactionary m;nstry wbirh Iii wy present SEN
ernlnent az TtaiY ;rsesnrS M,,i put the Gov
win. = ~ 'no il'' li
The Emperor Nanolaon bas .;
tion Ia tba K;na oe IT., n''s inaae PROPOSE
GEMS Of Roma and ,he ~ san.hfs 20 the eiti
nroxyi,oas INC n an VI oi the fapai
nv nonnIar So,n hst t oa tne Woman Question
,eclinas TO oncart p Az .le isaiian
oneston IN whcb ' III ior no., ol lne
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05
Washing,on Corre.po.,Ie.c,, :,

The Times's special says Gen. Schofield has
ordered that the convention in Virginia be
held December Sd. He also shows that the
extension of the time of voting was authorized
Dy the State laws. VI ,sTaqesl3lia sEiod gaug@
AT meeting of the citizens of Massa .hu-
setts in Washington, Caleb Cushing and Col
Bodies delivered eulogies on Governor An
drew. 1t is stated that President johnson ex-
pressed deep regret at the death of SO good
man. sf+fr5's1 ms $50 ! :
The Worlds special says it is understood
that the Supreme Court will deliver a decision
on Monday sustaining Judge Fisher in dis
missing Mr.. Bradley. - : =. -.'-.-i -.-..-ss ,
Alarming accounts reach General Grant >
headquarters from all parts Of the South rela-
tive to anticipated negro troubles. Gen. Grant
has ordered military commanders to preserve
the peace at all hazards,
The Treasury Department. states that none
of the counterfeit zoos were out previous to
August LIST, and the bonds issued prior to that
time are good.
Secretary McCulloch had an interview With
the President Saturday on the subject of the
Treasury report.
The Tribune's special says Gen. CANDY has
ordered registration to be rc-opened in the
Carolinas for revision and additional names.
An Augusta (Ga.) special to the Tribune
says every county in the State yet heard from
wherein the white vote. dependencies gives
large majority for aconyention. Atlanta gives
1000 republican majority. The republicans
have carried the State Il. 5000 sl.i - ~,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05
a Cha shfAv NJ AeeSdamfs.

u :. I.4on riTo Providence, Nov 4.
DR.. John MEG regor recently of Thompson
Conn, was thrown from his carriage this after
noon, on Dyer street in this city, in conse-
quence Of colliding with freight car drawn
by horses, and fell with his left arm on the
track, and it was run over and crushed to the
shoulder. The limb was amputated at the
shoulder, but the Doctor died within three
hours after the accident DR. McGregor was
Surgeon IN a Connecticut regiment and was
made prisoner at the battle of Bull Run.
John MCGOWAN. a laborer, was Killed by a
gravel train on the Stonington Railroad, near
, An intoxicated man was fatally hurt this
evening on the Air Line Railroad, near Woon-
VIM. Hunter, of Arctic, was run over at An
thony village, on the Hartford Railroad. and
lost his right leg, It's doubtful if he survives.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05
Robbery and Incen diari mn.

"a. Gniqssl2 Ie3 CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 4,
.Aboutn O'Clock on Sunday night the lobby
OF the poor farm at West Concord was discov-
cred to be on fire, and an alarm was given in
the village. The engine located there was on
hand but was not able to get any water The
total loss Is about $500. While the fire was in
wife togo to atrunk kept in a distant part of
the house and look after it. She went imn,e-
diately and found the trunk broken open and
800 stolen therefrom. Three hundred and for
ty- nine dollars of this money belonged to the
city of Concord. No doubt the fire was set he
fore the robbery. s.,er.,sf.,.. - ....,-..,-,-
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Nuisccilancous Dispaschcs.


K ,,.. ,,,.,5 ,i... tro5sfy CINCINNATI Nov A.
The recent rise in the river has opened nayi-
CATION here for the large class of boats
"a !. - -. - = na FARTHER POINT, Nov A.
The steamer st. George, from Liverpool.
passed here this morning for Quebec.
8ae - feA Y tVu ROCHESTER,, NY. Nov. q.
There was terrific gale in this vicinity last
night and considerable damage done to prop
erty. A man named Ostner was instantly
Killed on Scranton street, by the wall of a gra-
perry being blown upon him One of the walls
of the new State Arsenal building was blown
down. Several other buildings were damaged
by the gale.
sI6ia ysn b'naga BUFFALO, Nov. a.
H. j. Shuttleworth, a banker of this city,
suspended payment this morning, in conse-
quence OF the non-payment of a large number
of drafts on Albany, drawn by drover named
Farrhing, which had been cashed here.
BALTIMORE, Nov. A.
TINS city, was inaugurated and assumed the
of the Office to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov f.
Gen. Mower, in an order issued to-day, re-
ypkes that portion of order No. 176 removing
Harry /. Hayes Sheriff, and appoints Cuth-
bert Bullitt in his stead Mr.. Bullitt having de-
clined the appointment. f.e-
MEMPHIS. Nov. 4.
o One of the alleged robbers of the Louisville
O. nashville pay train, named Burke, was in
TINS city to-day but elnded the police. -
o.ul.,s8 ST. LOUIS, Nov. A.
tel was robbed on Saturday night of a COSTLY
gold watch and chain and papers, notes, Sc
robbers has heen found. =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05
Tornado ON Lake Erie-LOss of Steamer

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov 4.
There was terrible tornado on the Lake
last night Several vessels were blown ashore
and much damage done. Two men belonging
to the barque p. s. Marsh were blown over
board and drowned. lr4i4s
DUNKIRK, Nov. T.
Inc p,opeiel TON Canuv an 70 ene ives
sunk, twenty miles off Dunkirk this morning.
Two of her hands have just arrived at this
place. One of her boats was picked up by the
small boat of the revenue cutter Commodore
Perry, now lying in port here. There is anoth-
er small boat, containing the captain and nj ne
men, yet to be heard from She was all safe at
seven bells this morning. The Ackwa had
full cargo on board when she went down. "a
Later.-The last boat from the propeller
Ackwa has just arrived with Capt. Dixon and
nine of his crew. All of the missing men are
now accounted for - f8#s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05
d : Important News from Crete.

From information received through French
channels, it is understood that the mission of
Ali Pasha to Crete has succeeded, and reforms
are to be introduce I'd in the government Of the
imports.s The Christians Of the Island have
been offered the privilege of naming a certain
number of public tunctionaries of their own
religion, but as yet they have not decided upon
the PARTIES. The Paris Patrie of the Goth Of
October has an editorial vouching for this, and
states that Catoult Pasha, an aid of Ali Pasha,
was about leaving for Constautinople with i'm
portant dispatches in regard to the above. q
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05
Political.

New York, Nov A.
Owing to the State election tomorrow, little
business will be done. The excitement in this
city is very great, and large amounts of money
are staked on the result 1t is thought the
vote will be the heaviest ever cast, as both par
ties have made arrangements to get out their
fullest possible vote. The Democrats predict a
majority in this city of $1,000 and confidently
conceding this city to the Democrats BY a large
majority, claim that they will carry the State.
The struggle between the Tammany and Mo
Fart Hail organizations and the Republicans
4l.c0T Vi BosToN,, Nov A.
The Republicans tonight are holding large
meetings in Boston, Roxbury, Chelsea and
East and South Boston. Among the speakers
are Lot M. Morrill,, of Maine, Senator Patter-
son, OF New Hampshire, Hon. Mr.. Shanks, Of
Indiana, Henry Wilson and N. p. Banks In
dications are that heavy vote will be thrown
tomorrow throughout the State. ,-rgr..-
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ag4. 1gl : sas.. PHiLADELF HIA, Nov. 2.
The shipments from the Sehuylkil region, aIibonph
heavy, show that the collieries arc not worked 10
their fullest capacity, WHICH can perhaps only be at
large sizes. Egg and Stove still continue quite ae
tive ana prices very firm, with an upward tendency
The tonnage of Anthracite Coal by the PLladeI
pbr and Reading Railroad, for the week, is s3,Oi6
TONS, and by Schuyls i'll Canal 1898 tons; Total 16-
939 tons against Ol3so tons the eoTres onding week
last wear. Showing an increase OF 1883 tons.
Vessels are in fair supply and treights are firm
Prices of Coal continue unchanged and firm
Broad Top 81 80 a. 8 90; Gas Coal So; for Eastern
and stove 81 80; Lccust Mountain broken and steam
81 81 g 10; egg and stove "a 20 g ~; al stove
49, xog; red ash egg and stove 81 Az 9 Ie ana
s, alley 80 %, to quality, on board OF yes
I safes OF Shamokn rel ash, egg and stove have
boerd nis We during the past week at So W ton on
sDoaru-North American.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05
Re-uniou of Omeer.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 4
The arrangements for the annual meetin,
here on the 18th, of the society of officers Of
the Army Of Tennessee have been completed.
Assurances have been received that Generals
Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Meade, Sheridan,
Hancock, Howard, Logan and Smith, and 9TH
er prominent officers of the army will be pres
ent. Nearly all the railroads in the West will
return, free, persons attending the meeting
and large numbers are expecting to be present
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. l.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
shade weaker; sales I, 300 bush. Port Washington
Club at 06; 1890 bush. ManitOwoc Club at O6;
900 bush. No. Chicago at IS; cars Amber Can
ada at 30; 800 bush. No. Milwaukee Club at co.
Corn dull and entirely nominal; 1 Is a is offered
and refused tor No. WESTERN sellers generally have
with rawn samples; sales IL 900 bush.old and new
Toledo at Is. Oats in fair inquiry; sales 1900
bush. Western at Coo, aud 10000 bush. do at C5c
arrive. Barley nominal. Rye unchanged. Mess
Pork dull at % 90 a 70 25 for heavy mess Lard dull
at lSlcs, High Wines entirely nominal .s49eHTI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05

The bank of Pettis & Ingalls,, at fremont.
in Iazewell County, Illinois, was broken into
ON Thursday night and robbed of 500 900 in
money and bonds. The burglars are still at
large. gx,t,.., +
Lieut-Gen. Sherman and Major Gems Har.
ney, Terry, Augur, and the other Government
Commissioners left here to-day for Omaha and
Fort Laramie, to meet the Sioux and other
trioes Of Indians in that region at the latter
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05
Chicago mnrlge,s.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Nov. 4.
Flour dull. Wheat dull; sales at s5a a SO for
No. 1, and rs a. 7Ss for No. O. Corn dull and de-
cned 9 2c sales O3 la 03I Tor No. 1, and OO9
OFT for No. Q. Oats declined la 1ge, sales at 5S5
52ac i'm store. Rye declined 2c sales at 81 for No.
l. and 4 20 for No. Q. Mess Pork stronger and adj
yanced 1Oc; sales at 10 90 q 20 co. Lard heavy at
III q 12c. FFS'ssl
Recepts-11,0 900 bbls. -four, 81, 900 BUSH wheat "a
mentsA,O0O bbls -four, 10000 bush. wheat "a 900
bush. corn and 2t6, 900 bush. oats,s D. r. 4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-05

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