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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

DrMocRAsY OF 1867 The following
is from the Day BOOK, of New York, the
special organ Of Democracy as 1t is"
We commend it to special notice -
Military despotism is now Installed
over the southern States by act Of Com
press. and the lives. liberty and proper
IN Of al the citizens Of those States are
at the mercy Of two Brigadler-Generals
On It's face the bill is all that is mon
stIous and wicked, and every man who
voted for ii, aud every man who con-
sents "a execute IL, renders himself a
social outlaw Ii is much to be hoped
for. hut It would be glorious record
Rny American officer to resign before he
would be an instrument for so vile a
/ purpose manifest a crime against
/ Liberty. But il is useless to waste
time or breath now in denunciatlon OF
this connection Of partizan mahgnity
and iindish tyranny The world may
stand aghast AZ the spectacle of gov
eminent commencing war ostensibly
to preserve the the principles OF repub
lican freedom, and to liberate three mi
lions Of negroes from an assumed bon
dage, only to end il by ryeting the
chains Of reol slavery upon eight mil
lions Of white people We believe Mr.
johnson ought to promptly refuse Z
enforce this act He is fully lustific'
lin this course by the late ecision OF tn
Supreme Court, by the fact that il wa
passed by an illegal Congress, and b,
ell the instincts aud traditions Of on
. civilization. Let hem defy the devel
! in Congress. aud appeal to the people,
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W6N WY '''T7fF7''7 -
fHl.istust0r0,s Excelsior Uyc.

which not only nsantaneausy produces al shades u
black and brown hut also aaufishes strengthens and
beautines tbe ltair MaHumcturealy J. tglsfAnnRo
Aston House New York Sold ~ nagFists. Az.
piled by all Hair Diesspis.81
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SPECIAL NOTICES

n ApastRsa Lauat A. Z A NJ, Manchester =
IA IS regular esmmauic 1tioe, IhsfadN kfsh'
~ N A lllAlE. s.cfslAfr.
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slfMsprAnn on INTERMITTENT
AtIcoCKs ponors III AsTERs.

Allentown. IA, Arm !, 1888,
Messrs T AtIcoeG Il CO.. E N
Dcor Sire Ny daughter used one d year Porous rlss
lers She had avuy badppn ~ her side, and y cured
ber "a out week
Yours truly,
JOHN Y. n. HUNTER
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rhr shlrrrinr AlctIntN

ofFs,cf ana Aese who peeye ie4ay " barn 70 Nor.
1oW, might h8yF Ntru eStmpiea ifpN ihe pteseht W
sla had ihsg awaited thpBsrsrs ia tiaa nl te4 sAfs
gaafd ssanst ~ malasiaus disessrs, Hn~lt1'fhlts
sT0MAt HfTIiEa Bar n "a i taa lsio f9f ptefens
a88At , Bes pp AZ ief g,m alfQl9 bottle q sal.
ttefsiibt Hethal tapl h glpr tie FNpNs1 s'nA, Ana
bret tlsse ol Ni raore the tAlitnt - figufeas
hasith Ilia Il ltrnt ana thauahtiul, hpeessr, whe
Nfl rather afastal aseaT0 ihRA NAH ~ it, assaults
viii nasyr "a hs sHf aeffre agiHsi hleFlnltteni And
Wmiiitni tsefr 1T the COMMENCEMENT " the tratgH
when thty prevail Nov 10 gnN INA % fefeArm me
sYaieBi ne iaat lever ana ag4i tipas complaints and
agegpsa esleal hlgh nilsp rngehdefrd. aud
ateaSs aggravated, 10 Tbs ehlls aud damps u NhssF
aad eafil spfinE
SHAKESPEARE oN INTERMi1TksTs
Ths Hbftta Ayah tells "a thht The "sun in March
a5th puhsh AHets sal the fehark e :, tfne now -
ID MAs thrr kBpaftd sears eait let fortunately, W
tbcse 60dtfH HH Mitch AHhs e9n NJ rryYeRtsd--
HQelEf Ekn EIftLtS, hl q siHeN Ntft, NH Eut
the i seia I'll acuntiigun TO fess every ssfiea " In
tefnttcHt GYff on ihere Is rfflipasitlae y VII
iaNsness stprpsa ibis pnegpaita regulator and ~
ssaant VII lpst ~ certainly prevent ihai All ~ ~
orders common % thr sgasBn % nks And 0osA msf bs
hplt 10 abe by Tbs pnicHt Aniiiois They may Al
80 be elected fvm the stem, after thes have msasa
lalsment hre w Il. persrveliea u 4 ihsrsvfs
moral iAibnitg ur ans tantsy 10 bt ~tlhnat y
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Ne learn from NJ RrAaley q 'hs
A5,a...s Gsasrals 0mte that ve-
strong ha1es srs entsrtssuel 'ha' IA
81 caara Baasan. q ibe il'h Yer
mont reported hilel d ihs battle g
wsaehessr pt -. 1864 aad snoe
t.aa 8ase ial nor unheaFd q anopg
ao l.s.ng ana unseen By apg g his 81.
m.4 aeuasataacoN soi alive Hiss
earaa 80 llm shi ID ihe bead
recognized bee body AmoBg ihe dead.
iasa Il ost aad buried j. themselves
and abseqafntl7 tie rcmalns we're re-
moved 10 Bellows Fals and ihere in
TERED yet a. tbe liA % ilas month,
Charlie Buxton wrote q The Adletani
General miLynehburgi Va, stating
that 81 was killed - says the letter
hut dat. some ,ime afterwards be
found himself alive and ~ Springfield,
m without money without friends
and urable 20 convince anybody Of his
identify 81 thAt IL was 81 officer IN
Ia y,rnont regiment, that thereupon,
from NECESSITY. he enlisted ia the Y ,
anay ii a private, and was recently dis
charges ior disability The object Of
hia letter WIS 10 gei j copy q hiss com
mission nom the Adiniant General, by
means Of which he could have iranspor
tation from I.ynchburg 70 Bellows Falls
1.-THE letter clearly indicates that the
griier Is insane 8e must say, i be j.
liz real Charles Buxton, from the e.
: fec, u his wound in bis head Mr.
! Bradley compared the letter CAREFUL,
with reports II Captain Buxton lh'
!. went ont as Captain d Co. g, 18th VI
) and was promoted Major in the Adj
: u,ant Generals Office, and found re
markablo agreement in the hand writ
!, inc. He then forwarded tic letter I
i Bellows Falls TO be exhibited to Nh
Buxton's wife, but incrcdulity was .
4 strong among her neighbors that littl
attention was paid to it Mr Bradle
heard nothing from Bellows Falls for
week. and then went there himself, an
compared the letter with Mr. Buxton
papers, and after the most rigid scrut
nifty by himself and lawyers Stoughto
|. and Bridgman, it was considered prov
cd that Charles Buxton is livingl ]
the meantime copy Of the Commii
sion had been sent TO Col. Wilcox, U.
d Army. who commands at Lynchburgl
The case was reported to Gov, Dillnt
\ ham. who found the probability s
b strong that Major Buxton is still hvin
and III need Of relief, as to require hi
I 10 direct Adj. Gen. Wells to go aft
q him. Yesterday (15th) Col Wilcc
was advised by telegraph to keep Blu
ST ton, as Gen Wells would 50 for HIM.
y Col. Wilcox replied that Buxton lie
for Worcester, Mass, ten days ago.
= Mrs Buxton was then asked by tel
j. graph II She knew Of any reason wi
G. her husband should 90 to Worceste
II and she replied that She did not. La
evening, Messrs. Wells and Bradl'
went To Bellows Falls to institute
" thorough search for Mr. Buxton, VIII
n. It IS supposed, was dead and is ali
at again. Should this supposition pro
true. the case viii be stranger even thu
n that Of Colyin. In that case there W
" no identification Of the body Of the su
posed dead lPaiion's journal.
III
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A Baf4K. McnKm The recent MUIR
,l,f n k~se White by her hssshaoa scha
White. - fuepesanoe street Prov.
dence Rhsie lslaul. wss one u tho
most hyuta that We have for long
hne had occasion q rtcord 4 drunk
"a husband finishes a long course Ut
siolsui l.sreaineni and shocking brps
tahtv toe Niie, whose etly iaait was
tAas she endured long and 50 an
esmplaiuiuely by deliberately eAeaking
har N death bccausc size would not give
HIM MONEY uh.ch rived rcally nos 20
4 8 Ia lbs possession 81 the .iine
On her badly we're fooud che traces u
bfuiss received from him Ia pfevoas
aHays aud the fresh wounds with
which he prslacad the horrible gnp,
which crushed tbf organs u The ihroat
aud was the imlne1iato cause q death.
Even ia her last expression she dechn.
ed asking far has arrest. and when In
aantd q IS 20 whether II BAD hteN
beating her sud uo, much
Numerous letters have beeB received
nj Wil.3s. nfon the hovigg
a. ustonis ang feyplutios 81 public sai.
,inent i'd regard u Ne reconciliation
policy The. hill recently passed by
Congress for that purpose has alroaiy
met with much favor from prominent
III ems 81 thcozcluaed Staics, wko we're
&C Grst earnestly opposed 10 It.
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FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION NJ.
is done upon thousands 20 ety h,As, BY sndea1orlhs
to darker them With meia,ne dyes that
Scorch and Blast
The Rbrcs from tlp tot opt tyr seuld ihtse harrls.
DIsFiGIntNG AGENTs,
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rnrl, rhon.nna l,rnrsI.l.

Who EEL nsiefe ~ - thrir high sterling character
AlLCnCR CO., Agency. Rfandrrth IIoass, ksv
York Sold by all Druggists 81
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PAUL DlfLiNonAN.

BY rat GoyTaSoas-
NuaIan r. Dlltis0msN,
Secretary n tisif aad iEdtus Afa,s'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

HUSBANDS, LOVE YOUR WIVES" and
give them Plantation Bitters when they
are suffering from Nervousness, General
Debility, Faintness, Spasms, or any of the
thousand and one diseases to which the
weaker sex is liable. Having yourselves ex-
perienced the benefit of their use, extend
the BLESSING to others. This invaluable
tonic will chase Hypochondria or 1.-The
Blues"-give tone to the damaged nervous
system-gently stimulate languid secre-
tions-dispel vapors and ennui, and gener-
ally build up the worn constitution. For
each sex and all ages it is a gentle stimu-
ulant and refreshing cordial. Millions of
bottles are sold daily all over the world.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Financial and Commercial.
LONDON, September 11.-Noon.-Consols
"a GIG; bonds 70; Erie Az.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 11.-Cotton dull; 93ld
for uplands an 10d for Orleans. Bread
stuffs quiet. 10000 THtl
Cholera in Malta.
MARsEILLEi s., ,tember IA dispatch
receiN led here lro Mention says the cholera
is raging tearIuuy in Malta.
Austrian Prime Minister.
LONDON, September 11.-It is reported
that the Austrian Prime Minister, Baron
Won Beust- has gone to Barritz.
Garibnldi
PARIS, September l1.-Dispatches are re-
ceived here announcing that Garibaldi will
depart forthwith for the Roman frontier.
school Teachers M Getting in Vienna.
vienna, September 1l.-A large body OF
school teachers, representing nearly all sec
tions of the empire, arc in session i'm this
city. Resolutions in favor of petitioning
the authorities for the separation of public
schools from the church were passed yes
terday with great unanimity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
Pardons in Virginia, Alabama and
1leOrRin.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-An additional
list of persons pardoned in Virginia. Ala
bama and Georgia is in course of prepara-
ton at the Attorney Generals office. These
number about 10000, which makes the ag-
gregate of upwards of $4,000 pardons up
to the 9TH inst. Questions have arose as to
whether the proclamation excludes from
pardon those who have brevet rank higher
than the grade of Brigadier General, and
also whether the term agents, in addition
to ministers and commissioners, includes
those who went abroad to sell bonds and
cotton. Those questions will be decided
in the order of presentation, as there is no
immediate prospect of changes in the Cab
met, although rumors to this effect pre-
vail
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPSl
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable. speedy and cer-
tin specific for the cure of all obstructons and Cd.
prossons of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by he fact that bottles are annually sod
and consumed by the ladies of the United Statee
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms Of
TTaise of their great merits They arc rapidly tax
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
sre considered by all who know sught of them a.
the surest safest and most infaibe preparation in
the world for the of all female cOmplsints the
removal Of all distractions of nature, and the pro-
motion of health regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they nay be used and ex-
planning when and why they should not nor
could not be used without producing effects contrss
~ to natures chosen laws, will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written sirna.
ture of JOHN L. LYON, without which none are ren.
uine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN L.. LYON. ls6 Chspe
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consults
cerning all private diseases and female Weaknessoa
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. -
,t -. q. g. CLARK & CO..
General Agents for U. ). and Canadss.
sep2o-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

CHARLEY WAGNER's SALooN.-visitors
to the County Fair will find Charley Wag-
ner's restaurant on State street, just the
place to get square meal. The restaurant,
under the care of that accomplished cater
er, Myron Cozzens, is SECOND to none in
the State. Jake Gloss, who commands
among the drinkables, has no superior as a
mixer of fluids. AS now arranged, Wag-
ner's is one of the institutions of the city.
All kinds of seasonable game, fish, meats,
oysters and CLANS served up in splendid
style.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
international Rowing Match.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. 1.-THE great
international four cared rowing match,
between the Ward Brothers, of Newburg,
and the st. Johns, N. B. crew. came off to-
day in presence of an immense assembage
from every part of the United States and
British Provinces. the st. Johns crew
having the inside. The Wards were quick
est in getting to work, drew rapidly ahead,
and as they passed the one mile stake were
ten rods ahead, they turned the lower stake
boat, three miles, forty seconds ahead. They
increased their lead all the way home and
came in winners of the race by one minute
and forty eight seconds. The winning time
was 80 minutes, % seconds; st. Johns Al
minutes, 16 seconds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
Serious lEIOt.

QUEBEC, Sept. ia serious riot, orig
mating in house of i'll fame, occurred at
Point Levi, on Monday night, between
the military and civilians. The soldiers
attacked the house, putting the inmates to
flight and destroying the furniture. A
number of civilians are badly hurt.
Mr.. Thiboult, of Point Levi, is not ex.
pected to live. Two soldiers are reported
killed, and another mOrtally wounded
The officers of the regiment succeeded in
restoring order, after good deal OF
trouble.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
New York mnrket-sent. 1,

C0TToNIHeavy and fully Nc lower: 3sXe foe
middl,ng uplands. - =. ! \
ss 0O9s 90 for superine state and western: So 10
u so fer extrt wetern % 35Sl2 IS for extra round
foEEa rmer: les at sll 90 sls rs. Rye -four % %
..WHIsKY-ouiet and steady; bonded western,
WHEAT-ss5, better. with good export speeu-
rSe Is for NO do e - for rUr Winter red 10 vest,
81 + sSan @ e%ef e @ os :, &c % s
s2 6 for white California; and g a for amber Can
RYE-Firm; state o. IS.
a@kLT-Moderate DEM n.
closing easier; 81 e29l 2iH for new m xsd western
OATS "Isso lower; sssssxc ' for rSHS new Ohio and
Chicago. part to arrive. - =
IeAATBER fna ppohsIsed sos Nor. .,.;v,
Ayres light weight se1SaSo5Ic. ' 80 =.
RIGE9.Stesdy at 1l9!ao f. r Carolina.
e0FFEE-ouiet and firm at l4h9isc for inferior.
SUG4RSSFirm; Cuba 1Ixs1axo. ez5
SES-Firm. 81 -- --- r
PETROE EEUMNo i5SSlso for crude, and
BoRkHes99 II ss49Ha and Ssei RSae sa4 sa. g. for nov
mess closing at ga :sgu ar; s2s for old mess go
go 50 for prime. and $24 for prime mess. ga
BHEF HHMS-Duu
BAGON-Quiet. L' e- l- H
CUT MEAfs-;S Steady; Ii K9laHc for shoulders
and Is \ 9l6c for hams. =
LARD-Firm at l39IIsIc.
BUTTER-Steady at li9a3c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Steady. .L14
H4.a.uF LATEsT-5 Pm
FLOUR-CIosedlO915c better on low and medium
grades T .fHt 80 .t'l q
WHEAT-Quiet holders rsther more disposed 10
sell without material change in price. ~. :. - ~
RYE-Quet and steady; 81 45 for western.
OATS-Dul sales at 6s96s1zc for Chicago ana
Ohio. -f..' .l.l ~ Ifi-.li - - = :.
CORN--Lower and dull: el 220l 23Kc fyr good
to prime new mixed western in store.
PORkIDull aud heavy; mass $24 25024 20 cash
BEEF-Firm. ....rtr. ..s'
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
BACOS-Unchanged
LARD-Verv firm at 13L9D14zs fer fair TO prime
steam, and 141Sc for kettle rendered.
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sept12-St
-8"8
Auctioneer,

SOLDIERS ATTENTION.! ADDITIONAL
BoUNTIEs IA large number of checks for
additional bounty have been received at
this Office in payment of claims heretofore
presented by the Washington State Agent.
Soldiers who have unsettled claims that
were presented through said agency are
requested to send their postoffice address,
company and regiment, and the nature of
their claim to the undersigned, to whom
all communications relating to the unset
tied business of said agency should be ad-
dressed.
Let no soldier be deceived into giving
power of attorney to any one, as the busi-
ness is being promptly attended to by this
department free of charge.
B. r. CowEN,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

MONEY ORDER OFFIcEs-The following
Is the list of money order postofices in
this State
land. Ashland; .Ashtabuls. Asht.buls; All ems,
Athens; Barnesyiie. Belmont, Belefontain.. Lo-
s%f ss sasJ4as asn ecSss Gs3 G:d. Mo0 Ban
Cambridss. G9crn.ey; Garfield, Mahonng; Can.
Sa;.ssss s c.TGsb ..ss. sso GheesBs ss ksI:
Cincinnati. Hamiltan; circieyille, .Pickaway
GryshS;s CLYDE SSansasky GSg@
6es"csi p..Ssss. Des~asTe; Bfesden aSs
fnfsI fnsy H.nsost f1ssof. Seneca. LGFsn
ericktown... Knox; Fremont. Sandusky; Calf
EsS.nd siesn.s p.Tfs af'1si milton r'sfafsla sutea
HiIlsborough. Hishland Hudson; summit: Ironton
Kenton, Hardin: Kin.msn's. Trumbuii; Lancaster fancsster
Fairfsld; Lebanon. W.rren;. Lima. Allen; Log N,
M
Union; M.ssiilon. Stark; Maumeo City. Lucss: Me.
vile, Clermont; Middetown. Butler; Millersburgh,
Holhe.: Morgan. Asitabgls; Mount Gilead, Morrow;
"a sF.1 sfssSs
FerTy: New LisbOn. NJ C9la%biana; New
IdS Es Hs.on
Oxford BaSs; P.inssvills. Lake. PiqS.; Miami:
sslaont t:s s.st Ssrss, Assisi.s 81
benvills, Jeaersoni Tiiin.. Sensca: Toledo Lucas;
s.9s Wv TIs:n.
stta Asal.,s;; " R.Irsn. I5a@bqII; Ws:hinsscR 9
Ms.. fssainssoa. .f1a%Suil; West Liberty. Logan
tsr ssns spT1ss
Youngstown. Aahoning; Zanesville. Muskingum.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

Ee eAFfofNTED.-John w. Doherty, ESQ.,
was ON yesterday appointed Agent of the
L. N. & C. & K. Railroad at this point, vice
Thomas Lough, resigned. i
This is q tip-top appointment, and one
that will give universal satisfaction. Mr..
Doherty 10 q capital business man. is ac-
comodatina, and very popular with our
citizens. When agent of the road before,
he gave general satisfaction, and we are
glad to welcome him back to position for
which he Is so eminently fitted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
FROM CRESTLINE.
Successful Democratic Meeting.
SPEECH BY GENERAL MORGAN
Judge Bliss and Hon. Thomas
Beer Spoke at Eight.
The News from Maine Received
with En- th usiasm ..~
Especial to Ohio Statesman.l

CREsTLINE, o., Sept. 11th, 1867.
The meeting here to-day was a grand
success, respectable in numbers, orderly
and enthusiastic. The speech of General
Morgan was noble indeed sound in rea-
son, convincing in argument, cool and
dispassionate, it was calculated to carry
conviction to every mind. The best of
| feeling prevailed. s-e. ras sa + ..se
Judge Bliss speaks in Union Hall to-
night. -.zs
just as Morgan closed he received a tele-
gram announcing the election in Maine
doubtful, which was received with the
most enthusiastic cheering for Maine, Cal
ifornia, the speaker and the Democracy of
Ohio. MILES.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Union Hall is crowded to its utmost
capacity. Speeches were made by Judge
Bliss and Hon. Thomas Beer. The meet
ing is more enthusiastic than to-day, If
possible. MILES.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
Cincinnati market-Sept, M

FLOUR-Unehanged and firm at sIo0Io 80.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. red q 90 white o. 300
CORN-No ] s1 oral os.
OATS-Better demand and higher; closing ut s3s
for No. !. .,-,.. d. .-.--l- D.. : -
RYE-Unchauged.
COTTQN-liull and prices nominal.
WHISKY-Firm.
PORK-Mess polk irregular but frmer; sales et
$24 5O425 90.
BULK MEATS-Firm at slso15. and not muck
done. -''.+ i..| s- ~
,BACoN--l5, II. 17x@lsXc for shoulders. sides,
clear ri = a"d lear sides. ~ =
LARD-I3kc.
HAMS-Firm at 22923c for sugar cured.
BUTTER-aO9 35c for fresh. and surply light.
EliGS-17c for fresh. :
'SUGAR-Firm.
COFFEE-Firm with full prices.
SEEDS-Flax seed 80 Is.
OILS-Linseed oil 81 Is.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

10 DEMocRATIc MEErING To-N1GHr.-Dem-
ocrats, remember the meeting tonight.
Hon. Judge Van Trump will address the
people on the real living issues of the day
&C the sAtheneun1. Come out, every one.
The skies arc Frightening. A better day is
daw6i6S for our country. Let every DEM
ocrat be on hand to- night. Give Judge
Van Trump full meeting.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

A HARRISBURG paper tells OF a man who
has failed in business four times, been up
set in stage coach, and thrown down an
embankment of sixty feet; fallen head
foremost through hatchway in store in
Reading; has been married three times and
is the father of twenty-one children. she
still lives" is in business at Harrisburg,
and keeps Roback's Bitters and Blood Pills
constantly in his family.
seDll-dAW1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
Additional Election Returns-Demo-
cratic Majority Still increasing

HtEuFn0-UemO-
cratic Majority Still increasing.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 10.
Complete returns from thirteen counties
and partial from twenty-eight counties,
make Haight's majority nearly 5000. There
are nine counties yet to hear IRON, which
will give small votes and probably increase
the majority of Haight. The total
vote polled in the counties mentioned is
455S9. Haight's majority, 1856. The same
counties at the last general election gave a
total vote of 80 647. and Union majority
of S,469. The decrease of the vote in these
counties, this year, is 14056. Notwithstand-
ing the most exciting election for many
years, the registration shows no increase
of the number entitled to vote. The vote
for Fay, independent Republican candidate
for Governor, is about twelve hundred, as
far as known.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

Those who go out in the morning will
find, outside, the restaurant of Robert Nc
Even, near the southern exit gate, and
thatof Krouse & Co., opposite the entrance,
first rate places to go to when they get
hungry. Bob McEwen tells Us he will
open hair dressing saloon to-day at his
place. Inside Peter Baker sells pies and
things to the hungry.