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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

For the liberal patronage which have thus ssr
received from the citizens of Orangcburg District
and the confidence shcwn in Inc by very numerous
:ricndA take the opportunity OF Expressing ny
sincere gratitude i'll this, the first issue Of tho
'.0EA:GEruHG News" The cncoura cement of-past
patronage and kindness induces q strong faith IN
future success, nnd, while thanking my freuas fos'
past fsyors, can them that nethinS viii b.
left undonc to deserve their continuing patronage
My Store will be essentially DRUG STORE; iA'ft
will be kept such Drugs and Medicines alone, as1i
will warrant Genuine and Pure. have nrrangcdts"
supply my customers with Medicines of the verT
best quality afforded i'll the market avoid au'
cheap useless articles, and yet my prices shall he
reasonable for VALUABLE, GOOD, FRESH MEDI-
CINES any body's.
invite the PHYSICIANS Of tho District TO oaA
and examine for themselves. They are Judges 10
whose opinions submit Send your Orders and
they will hc filled to your satisfaction. TO the Clti
zcns of my native District who have tried me, say
don't give me up, try me little longer, and you'll
not regret t-youl find I'll stand i ithg race, as
we'll rs short one; and your faith in mic shall
be misplaced To those who have not Yet tried me,
now is your time to begin. As befoie,>if you wnnt
good pure, family MEDICINES, such as
Laudanum, Paregoric, Castor OIL Sweet Oil, Ei--
som Salts Glaubcr Salts, Cream Tartar, Carb. Soda,
&C., &C., Dye Stufrs and Paints, and Brushes,
Concentrated Lye, &C., even, Patcns Medicines
of all kinds. Now, just cnll at thai Little Store on
Main-Stroct, and you will be to get what you
want.
This Drug Store looks SMALL but your surprise
will be great when you enter to find how appear
anccs deceive, and what quantity of good things
ere within this same Little Store
b. NJ. SHULEM,
Dw.geish,
feb II.
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Sheriff. Sales;
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ClAlE VI SOU III tAROLlN2
Orangcburg District.
BY virtue Of s,inlry wrs of f. fn., to me directed
will sell to iic highac:. bidder at Orangcburg
Court House the first Monday in May next
the following property, vz
One Tract of Land containing iS5 acres more or
less. lying OIL the West side of Dean Swamp, bound
cd by lands of H. H. Salcy and estate of =. H..
Tanning. levied as the property Of Uriah S. Cor
Bit nj the suit of jacob IL. Corley.
Conditions cash, and purchaser to pay for papers
and Revenue Stamps.
Shcrin-s Office. j. W. II. DUKES.
Orangehurg G. II. so. D,
April q, 1867.
npl l3 tbs
ALSO
Under Dccrca Orders from the Ordinary Of Orange
burg District will sell ut the Court House the
first Monday i'll May next between the usual
hours of sale. for partition among the parties in
interest the following tract of land, viz:
One Tract of Land situated in Edisto Fork and
bounded by lands Of Elizabeth Livingston estate OF
II j. l'ou and others. containing }23 Acres being
| the estate lands of W. G. ". Pou, deceased OH Il
credit of ~ months.
Purchasers to give bonds with good security and
| mortgage of premises, and rny cnsh sufficient tc
| pay costs. Revenue stamps and papers extra.
| 0rangcburg C. H., j. w. H. DUEn.sc,
| A"r II, 1867. S. OD.
| arl l3 iv tbs
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
NOTICE..

OFFICE ASST .lSS'H INTERNAL REVENUE,
OHAHGEErRG c. H., S. c., March 10, 1867
la accordance with the rcccn! Changes made in the
Internal Revenue Law, n Special Taxes prcvo,is-
ly called Liccnscs,) NJ also Incomes :or 1866, Car
riagcs' Billiard Tables, Plate, of either Cold or Sill
yer and Watches, to be returned Immediately.
Cnless Returned within time specified by law pen
atty Of ten per ccntum, will be added Persons
nrgccing to make returns for any business or oc-
cnlation for which Special Tax (or Iccnsc) is
imposed, are liable to n fine of $500.
will be at my ciiice ut Ornngcburg C. H. on
Tuesday and Saturday of every week, and will evo
all desired information. Other days will visit the
different Precincts or Polls of which due notice
shall be given.
GEO. W. STURGEON,
mar lt-2m Assistant Assessor. 3. =.
n B.-My Oilics is a the Store Of c. $. Bull &
~.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

Sa5- We have OH haud a number of Blank
Fl. Fa's, printed in the most improved style,
which VIC will dispose Of at Charleston Prices.
Apply at this Office.
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thc premises warrant the Grand Jury i'll the
belief that the complaint is not mfountcd
The Offices of Clerk, Sheriff and Commits
sioncr i'll Equity arc kept in as good order as
could be expected in the small Offices in which
they arc mt present necessarily located.
The Grand Jury report the roads in very
good condition generally, and assafc and we'll
worked us is usual ut this season Of Tic year.
Tho GRAND Jury have learned from the
Commissioners of Public Buildings, that they
have arranged for the lease of another larger
building to be used for 4 Court House; but
that the lease of the present house does not OK
pirc until November 1868. view of the
great want Of necessary arrangements in the
present small building, the Grand Jury would
call the attention OF the Commissioners to some
change and improvements, and among other
things would suggest some cheap mating or
carpeting on the floor, rs tending to order and
quiet i'll the building, instead of the noise and
echo from every move and whisper in the
room.
The Grand Jury hayo received no report
from any Commissioners of Poor, if such a
board exist at ALL There is no Poor House
land the poor and destitute lnyc increased IN
this District to Il fearful extent II i submit
ted that the Commissioners be ruled or required
to show cause why their duty in this respect
has not been attended to, and that they report
their means for aiding the poor and also what
has been done and is now in contemplation for
them, irrespective OF color.
| Al.
patcly inauguratcd in this State. the Grand
Jury say, that the sudden change produced in
the economy Of labor. together with .hc dcnri-
vation of their property in the liberation Of
their slaves. (and the ;uycst;rn thcm viii, rc,y
and universal rights and privilc-cs) produced
at first the utmost gloom and despair among; the
rc"i'S 6! tue District. And there was bat
i''''' disposition TO adopt the new system: and
20 WORK OH amy other plan than the old bcatcn
crack VI slavery. l'"t time rs usual has effect
great charge III the popular iec!in:; and faith,
ana inc planters arc ass general thing usins
'"c system OF Tree labor with great success and
great satisfaction 10 themselves and employees
throughout the District The freedmen after
'hc rs' excitement and cXhlhrainn of their
nc" ne passed away have become civil and
pose" !" "'i''c!''"'u their POSITION and arc
liiN'oas 10 make contracts and to labor. And
the Grand jury believe and urge it on their
''''""-c'' sHcns' that 'hcir true policy, and the
|'ruc humanity Is to treat these people with
lorocafahce' good lai'h and klndn'ss; that all
contracts s''"id DC carried out to letter, even
Sir t1,.,,
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Office to Rent.

Ss:S TIE BUILDING FORMERLY USED ny
hfI tho Subscriber as Law oficc, situated ON
tta-LI .Main-srec For particulars, apply next
door,'t Mr.. D. Louis, or to
SAMUEL DIBBIE
at lzlar s. Dibhlcs.
mar9 ,f
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

THE ORANGEBURG NEWS,
PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING (.
0rangeburg, S. G.
zsrn,s:' so 90 per Annmm IN Adooncc.
During tho Spring and Fall Seasons, Extra Copies
Of the ORANGEBuRG News will be circulated for tl.c
benefit of our ADVERTISING PATRONS.
H6S. Contract Advertisements inserted OH the
most Liberal Terms. Address
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor 'Orangcburg News"
Orangeburg, s. C.
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I. 81 may state that since the above was
written, it has been decided by the Court to
defer all civil suits as recommended by the
Grand Jury.
With q few exceptions good order and de-
corum have been strictly observed
CECIL GRAY.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-25

and Dealers will be furnished with Sheet Music. In
struction Books, iiauos, Organs or Melodeons, al
y Wholesale PRIC Is.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-25

5 0 y G 5 \ y d CT USES,
sent any afcs free postage on receipt of price
Composer. Price.
Victory at last, Song and Che
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-25
Mineral Point and PIaIteyfIIe.

The Stage leaves Ninera Point for PiatieviyIe at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon, every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday Leaves riafeyiIie for Arena via Mineral
Point a. 8 m OF Tuesday, Thursdays Saturdays
Orders and packages entrusted for de livery
all Ne carefully attended to. EDWARD KIRBY.
slsee asa. Proprietor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-25
OHERIFFS SALE.
Iowa Co, Wis, Circuit Court


Joan AfLToS Wv" ~ '''s-r ~ ~ No-''-
MN. :. RRACkEN.
\-nTiCE i HEREBY given thIt in Pursaane eof an
y execution daily issued out Of and under thu seal
Of said County, in the above entitled action. dated
luly 18th I>6-, and 10 directed, viii tils 10th
day Of october il. d. 1885, O'Clock t. ~. the
front door o. the Banking House Of VIM L Henry,
adjoining the Post OfIics.l in the CRY # Mineral
Point. in Iowa County, Wisconsin. Ter for sale a.
public vcndue. and sell 70 she h-kc~l bidder. for cash
the following described property tn-y- Al fGs T.ht
tt and Interest 81 the defendant. VIM Rrscseu.
~ aud 20 outlot number hundred and thj ty-feur
Isl IN farrlson- Survey &C ht VA age tnow Cjv}
% Mineral Point, In Iowa o,i1ty wisconsin. ffs8
Twelve hundred shares. stock in she = " 5tldNck
Mining and Smelling Company all e said property
having been heretOtcv attached ga said action The
property % said Wm. : Er.cSsn - en- thereof
as wtI ht necessary ~ satisfy said execution
Dated Shsrifs si -- Dol -ryille Iowa -o1Infy Wis
consIn- SePfer1lstg Ind. A. r. I>h7-
WILLIAM wIGIRH.
SIS SaeE5E Iosa &C KS,
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-25

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Our Noble SIieI mas Passed
Away An kleSy on the
Death OF Abraham Lincoln J. r. Thomas
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Ieh IN Pcttcoats. 4 SOugfor
the Times, by Tucker 80
I'm Lonely since lie Left Ne u Keller 81
lie, or ay D0"hin Pennsyi- r,.s.,,.
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Let iilh i'est- A ttlDu'e 10
the late Stephen roster,
and embeIlished with his,
likeness, ny Henry Tucker 80
Lime lexis Beautiful Words
bE beduretetult. come ian bryant 30
last Song ana Chorus by Henry Tucker Sc
Ny Polly Ann Comic David Reed ~
Maggie Moore p B. Isaacs 30
W, Wy VI ,ise' 80, 10y n... = = "a ~. F@Ster 81
Iirtle House Irn,Irr the I'm : g Tt.Irs a
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Never Deea Ny love Can
Tell Ne Little Twinknc star II orffin 80
there's None to say Good
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Trust me al. ip all or not at
Be thou forever mine II Vilia'd So
Beautiful Dreamer lfor Guitar 5 Winner s.
Beautiful Isle ofJhe sea i Il Thomas s.
canno, / lIh her Mother Chamberlain 5:
Jennie lives but for Thee Nahon 80
Kissing on the sly q Marder 30
Kiss me Father ere die Waker 50
Bury me in the Sunshine II Willard 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-25

Wholesale Agent, No. 547, Broadway,
Nrw York
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
FROM NEW YORK.
Large Revenue Collection.

Large Revenue Collection.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Collector Shook, Of
the 32d district, reports that $240,000 were
collected at his office yesterday, the great
est amount ever known to be collected in
one district in any particular day. One
gentleman paid in his check tor $93 600
probably the greatest amount ever paid by
any one tax payer.
Gen. Sheridan.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Gen. Sheridan ar
rived yesterday and remains some time.
Collision.
The Jersey City Ferry boat John A
Darcy was sunk yesterday by a collision
with another steamer. Ali aboard were
rescued.
The Rutherford Park Hotel. on the banks
of the Passaic river, near Burning Springs.
N. j., was destroyed by fire last night
Loss $500. Small insurance.
Sailed ..-,s i. -
Several missionaries sailed for japan and
China via California. '-
The Pope offered an Asylum In tbis
Country. I.--1
The Express has special stating that
Secretary Seward has sent Rev. Mr.. Haw-
lev, of Auburn, to Rome, on a secret mis-
sion, the object of which is to offer the
Pope an asylum in this country. Hopes
are entertained that the mission will be
successful. fH. '.ss--s ,lEs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
Religious Services To.morrow.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner of Third
and State streets, Rev. w. K. Marshall will preach
at /! o'clock A. NJ. and at ~ P. Nj. Sabbath School
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Third street
between state and Town. Rev. E. ID. Morris will
preach at II A. NJ, and at TX z. NJ. Sabbath School
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH MIss1oN-At Soldiers
Home. Rey. Mr.. McSweey will preach at IL A. NJ.
ST; PATKTGk,s CHURcH-North Seventh street.
10 A. NJ: Vespers at 8.
EMANUEL,s CHgRcH-Evangelcal Association
lie lane and College street. Rev. Lewis Naumann
will preach at lo:s, A. M. and u. P. NJ. Sabbath
UNIvERsALIsT CHURcH--Third street between
Town and Rich. Rev. Mr. Bruce pastor Ser
vice tomorrow at IL A. M. and TX p. M. Sabbath
School at A. NJ
WEsTMISsTER PREsBYTERIAN CHURcH-Corner
preach at il A. NJ. and at $3.50 +. NJ. .'''' '''N -
High. Rev. G. A. Van Anda viii preach at II la &.
M. and TX p. NJ. Sabbath School at Am.
FIRST UNITED Brethren CHURCH-East Town
anS X Sabbsth School S al S at II M
Prayer meeting at $50 A. NJ.
r, Prison GhuRGH--Ohio Penitentiary. Rev. A. G.
CHURCH OF THE Holy CRoSs-Corner of Fifth
at 1880 and 10 A. NJ; vespers at 2:3O.
and Mound streets. Rev. e. q. Tate. Rector. Ser
vice to morrow at IL A. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ. Sunday
WESLEY CHAPEL-North High street, between
Long and nd Gay Rsy C. E, FELTON, will preach at IL
:, C9SGREe ATIoNAt MIss1oN CHURCH-North of
II A. Nj. and at IA p. M. Sunday School at "a NJ.
j. j. DAVIS, Sup't.
IF EIESE TE;!8 BArTIsT cT@gncHcCorper @ Gf Rich and
Services at A. Ill and TX p, M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
A Democratic Address.
FROM CH
Call for a Convention of White M
i'm South Carolina


i'm south Carolina.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The Times Charles
ton special says: The following circular
has been extensively circulated throughout
the various districts in this State, addressed
to the most prominent citizens:
SIR:-We respectfully invite you to CO.
operate with the committee i'm securing the
held in this citv, on Wednesday, at six Z.
NJ, the 9th of November, to take into con-
sidera.ion the objects named.
To this end you are earnestly requested
to send the ablest representative men in
your district, say from five to ten in num-
Der, who you are assured will act harmon
iously in behalf of the interest of the white
citizens of South Carolina.
A correspondent with influential public
men of the North has satisfied us that a
convention held here for the purpose OF ex-
pressing the will of our intelligent and re-
spectacle people will be of incalculable
benefit to the State, and the call therefore
has been advisedly issued. .a..r.
The chiet business to be done by the
Convention will he to issue an address to
the people of the State and country, eX-
pressive of our opposition to the policy
which gives the negro the control of the
ballot-box and jury box; to memorialize
Congress to reconsider the reconstruction
bills and remove the existing obstacles to
a full, free and harmonious expression of
the intelligent public opinion of the peo-
pie of the State; to adopt such measures
as will influence our citizens to oppose in
a proper aud lawful manner all schemes
which are calculated to result in negro
domination and the utter destruction OF
the best interests of the State.
[Siguedl JAMES p. GILBERT,
WILLIAM WALLACE,
SAM'L w. MELTON,
For the Committee.
Favorable answers have been received
from almost every district, and a full rep
resentatiOn is expected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE,
Financial and Commercial,

LONDON, Nov. l., z. M.-Consols 94 ZIG;
5-2O bonds 20; Illinois Central SO1a; Erie
Az. /0'
FRANKFORT, Nov. 1, Evening.-5-2O's
1873. - :
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l, p. M.-Cotton un-
changed; advices from Manchester unfavor-
able. Breadstuffs dull. Peas declined to
5ls. California wheat declined 81; quoted
at lbs Sd for western mixed. Corn ad-
vanced; 49s 81 on spot and to arrive AIS 6l.
Oats and Barley without change. Provis-
ion market; Lard declined to SIS Cd; other
eatables unchanged. Produce market no
change since noon. r -.r
London markets unchanged.
The Situation at Rome.
LONDON, Nov. l. $3.50 P. M.-Telegraphic
dispatches from Florence, giving the situa-
tion of affairs at Rome, have just been re-
ceived here.
The French troops who debarked at
Civita Vecchia few days since, had ar
rived at the Holy City. There were no de-
monstrations whatever. The city was
perfectly quiet, and the French received
with profound silence.
Garibaldi, whose force was constantly
increasing, still held a position on the out
skirts of Rome. Tine Papal forces were to
move out of their entertainments and at
tack him to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
LATEST-5 P. NJ
Cincinnati niarket-Nox 1

II 75. H-I
WHEAT-Dul; NoI red 50 SIS: No spring g 10.
CORN-Du and unchanged, No mixed 81 10
ear: 75c new, and 90c for old =
0ATS,Dull and lower at 81 6a9l 60.
RiE-Dul at 81 IS.
BARLEY-Unchanged: spriug 81 3O91 40; fall
81 559l Is.
G0TT0Na-,Dnll; middling uplands lie.
TOBACCO-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Un. hanged.
PURk-Mess in good demand at SO 5000, clos
ing W ith sellers below latter rate.
BACON-Dull and nominal: a lot of Chicae bulk
SHOULDERS are market i2I4c and cannot be Sold
LaRD-liul at l21Sc.
HOGS-Dull owing to the warm weather; sales at
20 20 &c 50 gross TO t8ir to heavy. Hogs arriving
now are generally poor and over halt fatted rs
rule Very few are fit to make mess pork.
HITTER Unchanged and steady.
GHEkSE-Steady at I41s a &c.,
POrATOES-Dull at ~ SO93 90 per barrel.
APPLES-Dull at 81 "a per barrel. - o.,
.SEEDS-Clover in limited demand at 81 rs; new
Timothy dull with sales at - 35; flax dull at 81. .
OlL-Lin :eed dull at 81 O3
'PETROLEUM-Dul at so a52c for refined in
bond. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
Decision on the civil Rights Bill.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. LIN the
Court of General Sessions of Delaware.
at Dover, yesterday, in the case of the State
VS.. Moses Rosh. it being proposed by the
prosecuting officer to present evidence of
the complainant, Samuel Dewey. a colored
man, objection was made by Comcgys.
counsel for defense, that the laws of Della
ware do not permit colored testimony
when there are competent white wit
nesses.
Chief Justice Gilpin ruled that the testi-
mony be admitted, because he said it had
been customary in his court to permit the
prosecuting witness to testify, even though
they were colored. but he gave as his opin-
ion from the bench, upon a point which
could as well be settled now as at any other
time. that the ci il rights bill of Congress.
so far as it assumed to regulate and control
the admission or rejection of testimony in
this State, which was regulated by the
laws OF the State, was imperative and void.
Judge Woolen concurred in the decision,
and Judge Wates dissented.
In case of decision to this effect by the
court, an appeal to court above would
doubtless be sustained.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
Two Prisoners Taken From the Jail
+ at Franklin, Ind, by a Mob, and

Two Prisoners Taken From the Jail
+ at Franklin, Ind, by a Mob, and
Hung. 80 7af ... 4.---fe-- ..if
/ INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. John Patterson
and man named Hatchell, in Jail at Frank
lin. Ind, the former accused of the murder
OF David Lyons, at Greenwood, Ind, and
the latter supposed to be an acccmplice' of
Patterson, and also accused of committing
murder In Kentucky, were forcibly taken
from the Jail last night by a mob and con-
veyed to Schoield's woods, near the town,
and hung. ar1 Ifri
Hatcheil nearly succeed in making his
escape while OH the way to the place Of ex-
ecution, but was fired on and captured
At the first attempt to hang Hatchell, the
rope broke. Another was procured and
the deed completed. .e,H f'1T
The Journals correspondent says an in
quest is being held to-day at the cour
house, but that there is little excitement in
consequence OF the affair. snf" q
a' Execution at Anderson, ~
Milton White, the murderer of Happas,
at Anderson. Ind, in June last, was ex-
ecuted to-day at two O'Clock. In answer
to the Sheriff as to whether he had any,
thing to say before execution, he rep.i,d,
Nothing"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02

BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.-Sam West, of
the Capital Billiard Hall received, a dis
patch last night from Cincinnati, announc-
ing that Melvin Foster, of New York, John
Coon, of Chicago, Frank Parker, of Louis
vile, Harry Choate, of Cincinnati, Capt.
Boyle, of New York, and John Frauley, of
Cleveland, will be in Columbus on Mon
day afternoon and evening and will play
several match games in Vests Billiard
rooms at that time. Mr.. Foster, it will be
remembered, has just won the first prize
at the Cincinnati Billiard tournament.
These gentlemen can beat old Bill Yards
himself,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FridaN Nou. l, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.


NEIL HOUSE.
B + Wills, New York; T Curtis, Cleveland,
Ohio; A q Baker. Providence. Rhode Island J b A
David. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania; H w Huff and
lady. Newton. 0hie Harrison Ferri. and lady, Fred
Rinehard, Fredericktown, Ohio; Miss G.neva Will
son. Mt Vernon. Ohio: w Vogh, Vicksburgh,
Mississippi; Charles A Kimball, New York;
G Bierce. Cleveland; W H Wallace. Mazeneo,
rion; Ohio; DR. Jno W Jackson and Lady. St Louis;
J Billings; Boston. Mass: g Rosenbaum. New
York; 4 g st Garter. Cincinnati. O; NJ Timon. New
19Iki + kingsbury, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind; D Il Scott.
Chillicothe. u: Miss Scott, Havesville. Ohio;
:; enry G Haskell, New York; Helser. Boston;
Bassett, New York; A jewell and wife, Hartford:
Edward Burnham. New York; + w Green and
wife. Cleveand: w H Kaufman. Hooking Valley
r r; George Cole, Columbus: j p Ewing, Lancas-
ter Manspenger. Ohio; Frank Emerson. Cincin-
rirkhardt, Circleville.
GOODALE HOUSE.
o l. JONES' Dennison. o; Harry Timberman, Gin
60. Now York; Samuel b Bigger and wife, Dayton,
.; P E Chapman. Merchants Union Express Com
pany; Grcenleaf. Bath Main; w n Jennings and
wife. Winchester, U; Miss Lille Il Wiley Marietta.
.; G NJ Porterfeld. New York; d B Mayors. Buff
J c Gordon. Boston; Alex W Hughan, Pittsburgh:
Georae Hertung, Cincinnati: L. X Davidson Mans
held; Thomas Zimmerman, st Louis Thomas
Mcdrath, Columbus; Smith, Portsmouth, D:
P Benner Steubenville; G " Frost. Bentenviile,
n NJ; " Thompson h Piqua; Jane D. Refs, Dayton:
indianapolis, Ind. Moses Attw. cd, PITTSBURGH Pa.
u A Blocker, Celina; George Miller, GAINESVILLE