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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
Cleveland marke,-Dec o

The following the wholesale selling prices
market steadS ans each tbs day
tss' Se of shs S dol g is cG2aed
50 5oa SO; Xxx red winter at sii Soaia 81! prlns
aps HI}GK XXX WhE This a St sl2 Iaf4S %1Sl4 90:
RYE FteHRmQqet y Raa and steady with moderate
=, .WhEAT-Quiet but in better inquiry; sales No
Miwsnkee .pT9g by car lot at % o.. No win
LURN-Du u and 2 asc low er old No she,led held
at SIC; new sheed sl9s2c.
oArSlAre Sn1 d. :. and inactive and nomnally low
ouist he'll at q al p1ssaogsd nc r and the rke
BARLEY@fair demand and n rm IN No sits5s A.
No state and Canada 81 5nai 55.
ddt. pORtkNNQqiet aud @ steady with mois-ate trade
sl9 90: clear s23 co. " = '''.' u'
:, LARD p-Sleady; city rendered at Is, in tierces;
l3!sc IN kegs county - Q121zc.
BrEF-Quiet at us 90 for No L n ess; sl7 for ext
DRESSED HoGs-Tbe quality is improving and
the market steady at 6sl s7sc for the range. anu
SMOKED MEATS-Good demand ct I5c for city
aae cured hams; lie for shoulders; 1sc for dried
BUTTER.Dull and prices weak; choice western
9eSeaxe roll s'eS7t; common to good close packed
cHEESE.Dull and quiet at lla15c for large
lot :; 10 gi6c tor small lots selected factory.
EGGS-There is a good de and and the market
6RED 5ossfP,s aas +:
held at . PC 91sc old dull and nominal at 6@7Isc,
GREEN APPLES-Market dull and unchanged:
held Bh1 It - S5g3 50 per barrel as to quality.
there is good demand but noe coming for
SEEDS-Cloyer held at Sc 5o96 IS; Timothy $500
1TATHES.Steady and quiet: Peachblows by
car lots S5G sos; from store 95 oDSl 90.
ONIONS.Firm at 81 As 81 SO per bushel, or - so
@5 o. per Dbl,
g aBBAoEo-Good request and firm at q 500
per 100.
HICKORY NUTS-Good sunply and market
quiet; held at IS l@s co par bbl. .-
6EA ANS-Prme very firm and in mahd at % Is
@3 5O good to medium held AZ q OO92 Is
PEfRULEUM-No demand for refined in bond
and msrket nominal at 23924, for stan ard white:
free 4S945c for prime light to white in trade
lots. lrT--7' ,NN
SALT-Firm at 50 65 for fine; So 70 for coarse AMI
ground solar OnondAga and Saginaw.
TALLOW-Far demand; sales 5000 lbs city rem
dered at l0c
.o EEtr trHERS-D Demand fair and market steady at
80 0995c, a.cnIding to quality, for live eese
PLASTER-GOod demand and frm; Alabaster
WHITE 81 90 per ton af rat, 50 90 from stnre Pow-
"Powell's' do $500. '
WHITE LtME-Far demand and steady at 81 so
per barrel for city and Fremont
WATER LtME-Good supply and market steady
at 81 90 per barrel for Oswegn and Akron. 8
FARLEY MALr-In good demand and firm at
81 80 for Mol.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

NEW BOARD OF TRADE-The following
'amed gentlemen, interested in the tobac-
% trade, and residents of Cincinnati, filed
heir certificate of Incorporation with the
,ecretary of State on Tuesday, the Sd OF
december, to-wit: j. P. Spence, JOSEPH
rower' John T. johnson, E. H. Griest
frederick BesudeD, w. j. Dunbar, Richard
Mallory, George w. Harrell, John Il.
"eighell' Henry Besuden, A. j. Thorpe
u. A. Mitchell, Jacob o. Phister, S. X
stephens, Robert Hedz n, NJ. v. Sullivan
Il. L. Stout, George A. Thornton, V. P
Collins, David Smith, ir. The name of tn.
corporation is, "rhe association of the To-
oacco Trade of Cincinnati" Its object is
70 secure the better regulation of the to-
oacco trade of Cincinnati, to promote its
interests and influence, and to collect and
disseminate information concerning it.
They are Incorporated under the act OF
April 3, 1866 Ito authorize the incorpora-
tlon of boards of trade and chambers OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

TRANSFERRED YksrERDAY.-The follow
lug transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday:
Charles w. Rice and wife to John H.
Snyder, lot No. IA of Charles w. Rice's
subdivision of outlots 81 and 80 in the north
w.st addition to the city of Columbus, ior
500.
George Geu to John Murphy, lot rs of
J. \. Lazelle's addition to the city of Co.
lumbus, for $3.50.
Albert Scringer and wife to Charles AL
bro, 6614 acres of land in Norwich town
ship, for $500.
Seth w. Cass, by administrator, to Har-
vey Trumbull, lots A, 45. 46, AZ, As. 49, so
and the undivided fourth part of lots SO, 81
3S, 80, 40, Al, 42 and 43 in the town of Anal
thea, Blendon township, for 5000.
James Dougherty to Daniel Dougherty,
20 acres "t land in Prairie township. for
81, love and affection.
Charles HI. Walker and wife to Daniel II
Putnam, 10 feet off the North side OF !, +;
7 and Is. of the subdivision of great
lots Nos. 8 and 10, central reservation, city
OF Columbus, for S473.
John w. Frohnehery and wife to Jas.
Marigold. 40 acres of land in Jackson town
ship, for S3.160.
Patrick O'Day and wife to Zadoc Dustin.
part of lot No. II, in Deshler's addition TO
Phelan's Mount Pleasant addition to the
city of Columbus, for $S25.
Alfred Pidrich and wife to VIM. Powell.
inlot No. 159, and the South half of lot
No. II, in Jarvis subdivision of out LOT
No. 80, in the city of Columbus, for $3.50.
VIM. S. Ridgeway and wife to Louis
Kraft, the east half OF inlot No. S52, in the
city of Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
New YORK NIarket-Dec 2.

u-lands Avn Auuns
FLUUR-Stil rules il favor of buyers: superf
state and wes ern 81 1898 so: extra state 50 O0lO
ex "a western IS 509l 55; rou nd hoop Ohio ss 1OS
~ 4o comm"n TO good ST, Louis 50 5o@ll; good to
at Sll 259l3 25 Rye S7@3 10.
MHISkl-NnmiI al
w dEA II % 10" er: only m mnderate demand: No
spring 81 oil: No do S2 ls; No do 50 26 . 10.
white Ca iforna 50 90: prime white western "a 90:
Canada red in bond 81 3O y ~
RIE-Quiet and steaiy
BARLEY-Firmer and fairly sctive Canada east
I'D state 81 55. Canada west 81 20. ~
BARLEY MALr-Quiet. -1
CORN-Heavy and lc lower; mixed western in
store 3il 32a; ahoat 81 81 IL 33cos ng at 81 81
siH IN stsre, and 81 81 sfoat; new mix ed west
do af at 80 esO14c. - ''''o ''''
RICE--Quiet -,a --.. 'E -.. 3
IOFFEE-Dull and unchanged
SUGAR0In fair request Cupa l1x9I2kc
,MoLAOSES-ln moderate equesi aud prices un-
nOPS@Stesdy: American 4o@45c :
r. IsOLEU hi-Qu ct: crude l11ac; refined in
PORK.Heavy and lower:mess ,ei 1901 81; clos
n9 at 81 % regular; prime SIS 9ls 25: prime mess
REEF-U Unchanged.
BEEF HAMS-Firm and in good demand at s27
RREssE63 HIotGs-Firmsr: city ssaso.
114913c. "''s os''' hahs
LARD-Dull and a shade lower at 19s.aa1sc. also
sars OF QUO narreS half for January and Ist half
Tor February at l3l4 Q 1876.
BUIrER-Steaiy; stale 80 49,
CHEESE-Heayy at lI0l5c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

IHE FARMERS IHRUNICLE.-The first
number of the long expected new agricul-
tural paper, printed in Columbus, edited
and published by Joe w. Dwyer and VIM.
ii. Busbey, is on our table. Topographic
cally it is a very beautiful sheet, and Or.
sents an appearance the proprietors can
well be proul of. Well knowing and hav-
ing high admiration for Brother Busbey's
talents as journalist, we think we Can
safely promise in his behalf first class
Journal. Of MIR. Dwyer we cannot speak,
having no acquaintance with him. We
wish the new paper and its projectors ev-
cry success.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

JOSH BILLINGS ON BITTERs.-I rather like
Stomach Bitters. L kant tell why, emmy
more than kan tell why love Roback's
Blood Pills, but Blood Pills is good for lazy
ness in the system.
Idon't like lazyness of no sort, not even
il muskeeters.
want my muskeeters lively. But aul
this IL foreign tew my purpose. Bitters
bein my subject, L like R,back's Stomach
Bitters, they are so eazy to take.
1t haz bin sed that they woodent run out,
but this think il error, for aul my bot
ties iz empty, and kant find emmy on EN-
leak. dec4-d&w2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

GOVERNMENT STOCIS-Duil at h@x lover
Coupons of sl. l22S 9Ile%; do 90 lO71k l0sS; a O
% aa42s q l051S: DO IS. 10oA@lO6; IJ7x 9iJ7X:
10 81 lo75s Slo7zs; 1o-4Os loI%91olzS; 7-3as I04Z
3 SfOCkS-Stronger and more active at close of
day: with : general advance. There was a better
there will be no contraction for November. Ane :
lsan M god 1889 gt37 Canton 45047 Cumberland %:
w ellis, Fargo Co.'s Express 57x@5sK: American n
Express Sl9ss; Adams Express s3,x 9s3X; United
Stltes Express S20s31a; Merchants U nion Express
4ieSii =; Quicksilver l59l51<: Marposa 79s: Paci fc
Union Telegraph 32zS a33; New YORK Central 114s|
O. @@it4H Erie 7lss: Hudson I2+@I241l: Reading $50
81 Paul 4lK94'7s: do preferred sI@6s: Michigan
central lIot. Michigan Southern s0a 9sOX: Illinois
Central l3471 T34h; Pittsburgh s314 ss1.; Rock
Island 9i4 95zs Northwestern 59sf 5sz<; do pre-
erred SI5s S611a Fort Wayne 97Iz s73s Toledo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

THERE is probably no part of the natur-
al adornments of the human person the
loss or deterioration of which, produce a
greater change from beauty to positive ug-
illness than the hair. Few bald people like
to have their misfortune and its artificial
remedy, the hateful wig, noticed, yet how
few there are who take the proper means
to prevent badness, grey hairs and diseases
of the scalp-"Birrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" is a panacea for all such mis-
fortunes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
tcpor,ed Iai,urs. and su,n,,.,.,,

1ePor'ed failures and Suspensions.
NEW YORK; Dec. 3 The Express re-
oor1S the suspension. we hope temporary.
Wesh, Ray and Gibbs and Hard Castle.
eSeens,ve tea honse, in consequence of
humor reports another failure in the
same trade. INV
The Express also saws that another firm
; rep rted to have failed In the dry goods
manufacturing business on the other side
I the Al ,ntic. in connection with a large
french dry goods importing firm here,
Vhich. however. will not fail. as they have
large means and owe nothing. A French
rlopon Importing firm is also reported to
nave failed. and a rumor is also rnrrent of
She suspens11n of rice dealer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
WANFED-AGENTS in every County for the
LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

By FRANK H. ALERIEND, of Richmond vs
formerly Editor of the Southern Literary Messer,
ger, and well known. both during and since the
war, from hi connection with the Richmond nresi
This is a full complete and auth entic history n;
the life ard public services of he great Gontbormn ~
leader. 1t is a new and original wora and sbaSs
food of light upon many innortant subjects con,
nected wit, the late war, which have never bean
understoodLor. at best, but imperfect y soNbe-
ined ipaccessib to al previous writer's nsEe Mr
Al.r'end has enloyed une quaed and peculiar ad
be apparent to all on examination. 1t will eyerv.
where be looked fo- ith eager interest and =; ea
tain tn prove ore of the ,st rapid seii;na hI
published. Fer c'rculss giving full psrrich
lars, terms, ETC.. address pAiou
TIE CAXTON PUBLISHING HOUSE
3S West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
noy2S-deod3i&W2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
Legi. .latiOn in Canada,

TORONTO. G. W.. Dec. 3-The Globes o.
tawa correspondent says: Notice was
ssIn snen IN the House last night that the
following resolution would be moved
to-day:
Resolued, That in the interest of trade H.
Is expedient to enact that in future Amer
lean silver be legal tender at 80 cents on
the dollar on the various coins of that
country, 81 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
Rec,nstruction Conver,,or.

RICHMOND Dec. 3-The Reconstruction
convention met this morning. Col. ID. B.
waite an ex-Confederate officer and white
man. was chosen temporary Chairman. j.
b. Bland, a colored man, was chosen Sec
retary, and NJ. Whittlesey. white. assistant
Secretary. The Chairman congratulated
the Convention on the peaceful aud happv
circumstances under which they had met.
The Convention then adjourned till to-
morrow
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

HOME AGAIN.-Grinning like Cheshire
cat. with cur right leg and foot slightly
thrown to the rear, our coat tail sticking
up like ducks narrative, our hat grasped
firmly in our left hand and resting on the
rear buttons of our cut-a-way, we beam
upon our readers, and gentley murmur
"Howdy?' We have returned in all our
youthful beauty to again grasp our inflex-
ible pencil and furnish due amount of
local to those, whose eyes have been filled
with tears of regret at our prolonged qb-
sence. Going away on visit is big thing.
When one goes with party of genial gem
tlemen as was our good fortune to go with
it is huge thing. But nothing can COM
pare with getting home again. We feel
lost in great crowd, where we cannot
mark friendly face, and rejoice to get
back again to our old friends, to feel the
warm clasp of the hand and the cordial
welcome How are you old fellow" Reach
ing home about 5 o'clock last evening it can
not be expected that we can do more than
announce our safe return, tired and weary
as We are with travel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

THE great length of the Presidents Mes
sage, which we give entire, has filled not
only the space usually devoted to editorials
but has fearfully contracted that appropri-
ated to locals.
In the unusual dirth of local news, the
latter fact is one that we, at least, think is
no cause for us to put on airs and complain.
Upon the whole, we rather like the situa-
ton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

DURING the day yesterday, the Nicolson
pavement proved slippery institution. 1t
was partially covered with snow and sleet,
ard every horse that didn't have new shoes
on, seemed to be practising tumbling as a
recreation. Those that didn't fall, trod the
streets with as gingery steps as dancing
master practises before bis pupils, but even
these found that pride would have fall, as
down they tumbled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

A HOUSEHOLD WoRD.-The best, the
only reliable, the cheapest. Try it. Mr..
5. A. Aliens Improved (ne,o style) Hair
Restorer or Dressing, I'm one bottle.) NY
wife and children prefer it. Every Drug
gist sells it. Price OIe Dollar.
decd -eOl1 w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.

NEIL HOUSE.
B D Brown and sister, Zanesvills; A vogel, Phil
aGeph,a; la Joseph Mou ton. Boston; Harris, bu-
Dsy. Ravsnnn. Onio; q Jones. Delaware, ohio;
STANLEY Mathews Cincinnati; ID I omas Wright.
Cineinnati; J " Crour, Phlladelphia. Pa: John d
Gregg. New York. st Carkson. Boston, Mass;
Athe1s Ohio; Z w Davenport New York; b
LII twe.l Cadiz y lio: } g S;nowler New York; &
B Hoister Cincnnat! Ohio; J n Beet'ey do; :,
+ Lewis cleveland; Corwin New YORK; Jacob
T L Parker. New York; j ii Myers, Boston: George @
Moon New York. Nathan. Ginci natl; joan :
Taylor; Cineinnati: s CYyinston, Oincinnati; Al
Schultz Carr Mese: Thomas sais Ryan; HsiESi Ed~ar
Heiudl;. Wulf Fries: Beer: MendeIssohn Q in
te te club of Boston. Massa :huset's; X + Ward:
A Pa:lin; Loui;iana; Geo q Stevens. Boston; A
Coshocton; n } Turney. Circleville; George Kion'
and two ladies. Mt Sterling, Ohio: G. Jones, h ew
"rk; B Kaufman. Dayton; George K ger, do;
SC1vy: Jr. Y; II Q Stnds son. do; ~ waite,
Miss H Applesate, do. etcher. do Miss Liz
zie Cassell, d,; Mis-, H,nnah Csssell, do: Miss Ju
liza Casse.i, do; Miss Kate Casseil, do; sam Ell Il
kno,s and, Lynn. Mas; ID Flanagan, Editor Ken
ton News.
GOODALE HOUSE.
NJ Russell. In lienapolis Ins; f Talbot CIevc-
1and, D; Jno A Beecher, q & dVRR; Mrs Frantlio
SSine,nn;ntin Sana III n u r.. Ssinevie; q; Hull.
GEin1G;annau Ei1s;n o; Z Il WoGd W New York. Biggs,
mne.mal, Gallon, Onio; ID q Clark, Tar
rsl, Ohi"; Il NJ Carper, delaware, Ohio; II Osborn
Ben ION. Ohio; ) ) SIX do, We. .teryille, OHIO; J
Sehaetfer aud lady, Lancaster Ohio: J A Caldwell,
Wehrie. Newark. Ohio; Mrs i Litz, OHIO; Bra,
man. Newark, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

QUICK WoRK.-The compositors in this
office commenced work on the Presidents
Message at II NJ, on yesterday, and at half
past one O'Clock had it in type. Over eight
columns of solid BREWER and nonpareil in
ninety minutes is near akin to railroad
Snpe6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
Cincinnati Market-Dec. 2

Fl.OUR-Firm; family $40 75
WHEAT-Firm: No red 81 As.
COZ New ear sO9s2c
OATS-Activs a. Is a &C.,
RlE-F -marat 81 a.
BARLEY Fall 81 6s9I75
5iTTON N-Duli; middiIng lac.
JO3AtCO-Q liet and unchanged.
WIFI cKY-Nominallv unc anged.
PORk-Firn aud quet old SEQ; new $22.
LARD Old l2,. new 20.
GRkEN MEATS . Unchanged; shoulders 7}zc;
i les 80 a Zoe; hams so 99c. |z0'
BUT ttR-Firm at 36 400 for fresh
.HEESr-Steady at 14h9
EGG SOC.
SEEDS1Clover firm at sla; fax dull at 81.
APPLES Unchanged
PEAGAES-Uncha eed
COFFFE-DdlI and lower
SUGAR-1sc lower.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

CHEAP GooDs.-We refer our readers to
the advertisement in our columns of the
gentlemen deputed to sell part of the bank
rupt stock of Messrs. Beandry. Morrison 6
Scott Cate) of Montreal, Canada, and Dey
street, New York, who are now travelling
through our city and selling woolen goods
cheap.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

TRIAL PosTPoNED.-The trial of Robert
I. Brooks, charged with fraud in his official
capacity as Assistant Architect of the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, was on yesterday
further postponed until Monday next, by
SQUIRE Gulick.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
NOTICES.

THE creditors. Agents of Iessrs. Beandry, Morri-
l sou & ) oft Oate) of Montreal. Canaia. and De,
street, New York, now in liquidation. have on hand
about 5000 remnants of Scotch, English and Ameri-
cloths. - hitneys. Beavers and Meltons in ensths
ron to 10 yis. Being unable to secure a suitable
vice of friends IN Columbus concluded to call at pri
vate dwellings and the various business places in
and around the city of Columbus with quantities of
The goods to be disposed Of until their entire stock
be turned into casn. Ire goods are of the best
Ohio. nov3O de-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

NEW CORPORATION. - The Cincinnati
Ruler and Ice Skating Association was
Incorporated December 81. Its object is
the erection and fitting up of hall to be
used for roller and ice skating, and other
lawful amusements and SPORTS, and for
holding therein fairs, festivals and public
m lettings. The capital stock is $4,000,
vided into two thousand shares of S25
each. The incorporators are Tilghman
Pickering, Luther T. Barwise, Joseph
King, Samuel R. Reed and Alfred Picker
iuO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
Burglars and Robbcr.

ST. LOUIS. December ga dispatch from
Jefferson City says that evidence has come
TO light of the existence of a thoroughly
organized band of burglars and robbers in
Missouri, Illinois, Iowa and Kansas, and
measures are being taken to ferris it out
| and break it up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
FOR SALE-A0UsE AND LOT.

THE FIR AWE HOUSE ON THE SOUTa
east corner of FourtI and Gay streets, contain
ing eight rooms, vita good cellar, hard AMI ft wa
ter good wood an coal house. lot 33ll front and
i39 feet deep. desirable loc stion for business
Will be sold che p for c,sh. Posses zion gwen i'm
nedistely. Inquire on thu premises.
nnv27-d2k
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

Of Logan county brought in two prisoners
yesterday. Daniel Mann, bigamy, one
year, and Edward Sullivan, grand larceny,
one year
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

The above named company was incorpo-
rated yesterday for the purpose of engag-
ing in the manufacture and sale of furni-
ture of all kinds. The capital stock is
$50 600. divided into shares of $500 each.
Its place of business is Cincinnati. The
incorporators are Jacob Spreugard, John
Eilers, Henry Wilterfelt, Henry Krusemey-
er, Andrew Muller, Heery Stille, Lewis
steinkamp, VIM. Huupling, Casper Need
ermann and Charles Schroeder.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
General Maggie Captured.

LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch, has been
received from Sligo Island announcing that
the notorious Fenian General Nagle was
captured in that city, late last evening by
The police authorities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
NOTICE,

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
tore existing between lseph Fl. Nevett, ID an
lie! Cushin- and john T. Da7is, under the firm
name of Nevett & Co.. was by the mu rual aeree,
ment of the said parties. dissolved on the 3Ist day
of Octot er, 1867.
The undersigned having purchased of his late
partners their entire interest in id partnership
will continue the busu as at the sama pla under
the firm name of Nevett n Co. He will paw the IL
abilities of the late rm aud is alone authorize to
collect the debts due them.
JOSEPH H. NEvErT
Columbus Dec. 81, 1867 dec3-d3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
500 REWARD.

ON THE NIGHT OF THE nth OF
" November, a burglary was committed on the
room of Jerome Rockwell, and one overcoat and
9th ,r articles Of value stO en- therefrom.
| will give One Hundred Dollars Reward for the
detection and conviction Of the thief or thieves.
nov30- IOt-D JOHN CALLENDER,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

SUPREME CoURr.-The Supreme Court of
the State of Ohio commenced its regular
December session yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. There was full bench, Chief
Justice Day presiding. The business was
not very important except the granting of
writ of quo soarrdnto against the Cincin-
natl Gas Light and Coke Company. The
first fifty cases on the docket were called.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
New Advertisements
FOR SALE,

A FIRST CLASS FAMILY HORSE,
IA Buggy and Harness. Horse thorou ghbred--
warranted to work anywhere. Can be seen 1T
Reynolds and Radabaug rs stable. For particulars
inquire at No. l0S State street.
dec3-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

Hon. VIM. ALLEN.-This distinguished
statesman and Democrat is in the city on a
visit to Judge Thurman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04

Doing IT WITH A RUsH--As a specimen
of the speedy manner in which things are
done both by mail and telegraph, we would
state that, after sitting up nearly all night
last Friday. in Boston, to flush letter for
the STATESMAN, and which we mailed on
Saturday, we reached Columbus several
hours. if not more, in advance of our COM
munication. In point of fact it has not
reached here yet. AS a specimen of speedy
telegraphing, we sent dispatch from AL
toona. Penn, on Monday night at nine
o'clock, announcing the return of the
Council party. 1t reached this office yes
teriay morning at ten o'clock. Old Light
ming must have been asleep that night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-04
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