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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19

OaB mad 2eiS uno &ummer feb. oft
i'm 9eten Die 6reuoe folgt iolte fi1iin
aroBen NnBe ON Der bartbctrUffeneH
5aniilie Mbrahamiobn beipdLren. Die
3utunft Jatte iidl fur 0ieielbe wieocr ben
uno frtunblid seitultet, 10, heller unb
freunolider nod, ale man eielleiht qe.
oadt uno gebofit. slber Die Ser;en
,6ider tbsmals itolsen 8slo : 9lriitofraten
waren aud umecipanbelt ooer5nir t0n.
men bier serdoe 81 la9en - aebefsrf.
Sie batten einfeben gelernt. 6ab @eids
tbum ME dIIein bic &tlite ooer Ger
@runopfciler eines lniuaueelharen, il,
toiiden @lndes fei uno ne, Die friiber ole
RneAte oes .0iammonS 9eiueien naren,
battcn fid loseeriien bon ben Sdnoen
bes SorurtbsiIes iino 6es ab9efdniadten
GtoIses ilnS itrebten nun uadl benz
Ia6nen 8ieIe, i'm Gereii NIT eolerJ lli,s
ciacnniibigen Menfden .oas iuabre9liid
ihrer &inoer su hc9rlinoer.
g8ir fibren ben frciiaeliben 2eftr
mad snet Sabren einnlal iuiener In oas
9ans oes rei4ea 8dnfiers Nbrabams
| John, no man beute an, einem Gage
,wei 9crIobungens feiert. gfidlt 0as
idu { @el1rei bielet @dite, ni4t Die raus
| lhenben Zone elmer miloeE Wluiit lHaI.
| len uns entaesen, frnoerl itia iinb rii.
big Iieat bas paus ilno ullr Die NIT
BIumen befrdn3ten Sbiirtn Der &tpben
lberrat5en uns, Oab man bier Elm frsuoi,
aes Grcianib feiert. g8ir treten IN 6as
9Sobnsiinmer Der 6aniiIie aHo treffen
bort unf Re alien 8efannten ipleher; aus
allen Geli4terR aber ftrablt Srsuoe,
Slid, gSergnii9en uuD Sufritbenbeit.
Qlnf benz 9opba iihen Siuei oIte Sets
rem, in ibrer Mfltte cine 9Iiidiid la.
dbeihoe Srau. @ir srftnncn IN ibnen
ioaleidb ben alien 8errn Mbrenitein unb
Den 4apa Nbrabamlnbn nit feiner
piiroigen Satin, - ODER = ipie mir
bier snr Grtlariing beler idgen iitiifIen
sipei elidli@e ,SdiDiegsrbdter lho
cine 9hui.germuttsr, oeren Veiene Die
iuuerlihfe Buirieosnbeit pertinoet.
Mud @arl unD 1rau Seanette iihen, am
Iilde Dor benz Gopbo i'm frennoIi1en
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19

9eiprade nit ben Glten. bic bon 2eit
81 Belt NIT fdmuSeInoen @eiidlern
3tpet lunge, iiberleliae Yaare betradteu.
ipel9e in trnuten ulnarmunaeu in elmer
Der sSenlterniiden iteben. Oamit MIR
es aber nur fnr3 btfennen, es Iino bic
beieen Derlobten 8aare: Sseroinano I'm,
Antonie uno = Dec iunse Ar3t an De
Sslte leiner bon Ibm trelI acliebten
5uliette. Gin filler Srieoen Ieudtet
aus aleu 9eiidtern Der 9lntpeicubeu.
befonners aus beneu Der iunaen Qeute
Die Elm gutter Gott enbli9 mad ben Sab
rem Der Rrufung 5uia,nmeneefabrt.
ptuH, tlteineQieben," iaate bic alud>
lld1e, alte Wfutter, inoem iie uie 3um
Soaite Elm @las 9Sein erbob, ..nun ii5o
mir sllle nit unierenl 2oole sufrie6en,
nidt mdbr?"
Inter freubisem 9aden Itimmten Ollie
belabeno NIT ihr elm riur 6eroinano in
Oas &nfdauen Der f9onen Braut ber>
loren, batte ber9eien, gu benz Subel bei>
Sutra9en. Wit etner foniId erItaunteu
NRiene fragte ibn SesbaIb Die Nfntter
in einem i6ersenOen Some, ebe Te oas
8las an pie 3iPpen iekte. ,Bie Ser,
Oinano, gu fduei9ft? = Sprid, mas
fagit Du oenn su Oeinem @Iude?"
aue tiderten Ieiie. Mber DER iuuae
Mann f6lob bic 8eliebte nit einem
freuoigen 96delH uHe i'm uebermabe
leiner sSoane in DIT. &rnle. unO rief:
-SStter ses eiumeIs, mein Gnt,nden 1T
Sroben BEL eu9-bis aippe lit perfieseEt -
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Nafbotli I, ztnneffee, Mtttwod, ben 10 sun 1861.


8ek proteitantild;s oieles Der, @runb,
oaB beioer @ltern fid, ipeigerten, ibre.
iGniuiligung gu Der @erbinouna AZ
l9eben. Das butte oft gu unangenebmen
Nuftritten gefiibrt. Geitern fab er bic
Sarab nit einerl anbern Mann Dor Der
Sbar hires Saules iteben uno, luie er
glaubte, III intil nit ibr lpreden. sfad,.
benz Der Wfann fort iunr, fam 8eb aus
| ieiHem 8eritef berbor, nta9te Der Sas
| rab suerit Goriuilrfe unO l1oB baun orei
8epolberidiifie auf iie ab. sic feel
foot nieoer. Seb lief fort, febte fid) auf
einrn 6aien in Der 9labe uno iaete fidJ
einen Sbub burd bic Stirn, Dap 6as
8ebirn melt umber iprikte.
9luS @lepelanb miro gsmeloet, baB
Die StaatsconUention suiammenqetretea
1T. Oie Glepelano Delegation miro fur
@oT ais 9ouuerneur uno fur Nreo. Sal>
fauref als lieutenant @ouuerneur
ltinmen.
6 icngo, 10, SUM.
$40. 81 u. Sc Sberman Str, Gallon
unS 8oar0ingbaus, bramten ab. @lf
8erfonel famen ii Den sStami,en uut.
Orei 2eiden iino bis ieBt aus Den 9fui,
men aeSogen ipnr6en. 8erluit $4,000.
Braneitiftuna permut6et.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19
Srlcgrap). Na(bridtcu
3abeIsSSadbriebten.
edaoen Ourd eturm.
Neorb unO SeIbfmOrb.
GDu9ref =sienna.
SO d 30 r. IS. SUM

u O. o NJ 10. Suni.
Die @ottes iuuroen aeitern in Sta
brio er0fflet un6 nabnlen ioiort Den Be-
fdllib on, Deldsr Nusidnoeriii erlaubt,
2anoeigentbum 80 erlDHben. Hi9 5a9E
Die 'tiirfiide Btorte bat ebenfau5
eirteil 5irilan erlaHeii, Der 4usldnoern
oas 9te9t ertbeilt, 9anoeiaentbuln i'm
SttOmaniiden &eide gu eruerben.
Ser Safer non 0eiterreid bat elm
WfiniiferberanttuortlibfeitsgefeB benz
0ei6stas borgeleJt. 8ann ipiro
VrenBen nabfolaen? Grif, iuenn bic
@emitber luie6er 10 biel bon ibrem
8ertrauensoulel nerlieren, DAP lie iuie<
Der init &ebolution broben. o. 9feo. }
Das Srie3sminiiterium bat BefebI
ertbeilt, nit ben Refeltiaunsen gBiens
nidt boriparts 3u idreiten.
Gin 3eforn< Mob 9riff geitern Nbens
Elm in ct. Satnes SaI, 2onbon, abae.
baltenfs Sorg Meeting an, erltlrmte
bic 8ebnertribiine unb sog cine rotbe
as1N uno cine Sreibeitsmiibe auf.
pes @efedt fdno fat unO biele
geEgaFtlnsen ipuroen borgenontrnen.
Diner Yai9a iuuroe bon ben Gr.tein
gei9lasen. Siirfilde 8erlulte iebr be >
oeuteno. Smer Yai9a lpuroe bon Der
Saupturnee ab9efdnittttl. ST purbe
afueimal in &paforona eeidlageu. Na1
fei1er Mie6erlase branrlte CT ollie D0rfer
ab, bic ipebrIos tuaren, uno tGotete Die
iuebrlofen Ginipobner. : -
Gin fiirHterlider Srtan ultbet beute
I'M Sanal. = gH 81 zaQ1 - q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19
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@eariinSet: Rot 1857
ff ti ENLIGHTENMENT: Al.
Rrdfoent: 9ufap Sieoerer.
s3tt Biee $rdiibeut: Sobn Run;.
1. Sefretdr: q. 1kouIlon.
tIHt4 - z . @ecree @t9psnh.
S9nsmeiiter: Sos 8oet.
&erlnmmLnngen: RpnetIih elm RAJ bel Sos
go6t G6e Sefferion unS Gberrp 5trlse.
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Sdiisen <Serein.
s'.3@i-@ @eerinSet; Sanaar 1866.
4RitoIieoerSa5t: al.
grfter S4htenmetiter: u. Settp.
6perer Spbn peb.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19
Sine quite @r5iebu,i9
0eib1ftsntalt

ut Dos einsise germ5sen. Sas GItern i5ren RinSern
gebeu f6nntn, oa baffelbe ME perIcren geben cam
tam uno beftanois bel Der Mnweiibung mebr a8erth
erbdlt Dieie GrSiebun9 fam man in 6eri
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19
Sadion< Qose SO Ill
Utter oeiitf9er Oroen Der 0aruaori

81 Straightforward: 75,
0bers8arhe: 6r. Gnserlin.
antef " aarfd1. 49,
I. Secretdr Sobu 9titter
D. &pui 9Scper-
S&asmeiter: 0eors 2eti1sr.
Der Orpen periammelt 10 ieoen 9onnerfta gae.
So g 1Hionftrase. -. =. - :.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19
.@afbinat,qm, Is. suni. /.

S#sNfs @DFW ~ bAspa'g "a. s-'ulk
Gine M1aioritdt ser 8epubiifdner Sat
lid, bafiir eftlAieoen, bab cine, Sulis
Sibmng 6es @ongreiIes ourdaus moth
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Ting oes gforoens tabelt bic 9anblunass
ipeiie Oes Yrdiibenten uno oes Gcleaen<
Beits> Anii9ts 8erfnlIers Gtanberrp.
Gelbit Der n. D. Seralo aebt 10 melt,
oab CT anBeiidts Der iieneiten SreGs
beiten 2ln6retp Spbnicr's CUR neber.
5euaang aetoninen lit, oab Oieler in
Nnfla9e3utanb berfekt nns nbgefett
iperoen WuB, bepor Denomination Elm.
treten tann. .s &. .s15
Sic 0e9ierung bat Elm Gta6 2an6
nabe sortreB Wionroe CUR @rridtllng
elmer 9lrtiaeriei1ule aefduft.
@OnIntiffioner 9fctut0n bonn lamb,
iuirtbiAaftliden Bureau 1T lebensaes
fdbrli1 franz.
Ser 8rOeeb seaen Surratt lpira fort.
9eltB.3 80
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feiert beute ben eriten Saa ieineS ilbrs
li1en groBen Gdiibenteites. ass ~ "a ]
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tenn Geinnobeits shitaho. s9 y iln7ss
1000 s5aB blltiairter @bisfb fnO
renIscirt uoroen luegen llmoebens Des
&teaergeietes. s5 ID.
SH BbilaoeIpbia fno fardterlide
@erheerungen our1 einen brftigeil 9tes
gen nnO Gtmrmiuino Derilrla6t norOen.
vie SiiGe utubten surii60eLalten iuer<
ben, neil Diele GilenbabnD1nlme 4forie
gefpllt finb. Gtiua 800 SSue oes neuen
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iuuroen uingeiporfen. Eiele Brlfen
fn0 eingeltlr3f. - forns, Bei5ens nnD
GaferfelDer iM Der lIMaeqeno iinD nit
aDaifer ii6srHut6et. 25iel 9da6en 1T
angeriAtet.
gincin nati, Is. SUM.
SIT OeIhi Solpnihip, efDa u ODER 8
MReiien bon Der GtabE ssfiI dob Genr1
Bek, Elm 27iabri9er W1dln, aus Gifer.
iiidlt feline 22iabrioe @eIiette GaraH
&lein Dir betlibfet 1erinittwcEkn Wluttes
lpobnte. Die Hlein mar Eatbolil1 uni
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19

1000 SAB EXTRA SamiIien> Wfebl
200 SaB Grtra fuperfne RsbL
SO obos 5;eru Orleans Suder,
A6bbs 9emerura 8uder,
so 5as sepadter unO puIuerifrter 8u6er
200 Sad Rrima Sio RaIfee,
Is Sad 2aanira Raffee,
9 Is SaE frif9en Eeis,
Sd SaB Stem Orleans gRoIaffes,
200 Riiten RrOrter u. SAMPLE SEIZE,
$50 aiiten perf9iebene Scrten
100 2iften StearinIi9te,
100 Riften 9aIsIidbte, bart geprsst,
so 2iiien ieiner Rau9tabat,
30 gros Sine Gut Eabaf. Ia1a
Is SaB Rau9tabdf,
Is Sat- ensIif1er SOOa,
4.sa IS Sas amerifanii5er 9oba,
40 aifen nnb gfunssIsannen Auftern :
50 2ifen gfeffer,
5Oaiften GeDiirse,
80 aifen Snoigo,
50 aiiten semdbIenen Senf
Is 5aB Raion's 8i9fe,
go 2iften gint. Quart u. Kgaronen SIaf9e
20ssiiten garrett S9napftabai,
90 gros Snrtee's 8au,
20 SAT Bourbon g8bistep,
IS 5ab 8obertien eountu Bbisfep,F
100 5nb 5sote Raih 9roof @bisteg,
100 Sat Singer Cordial,
is 5aS 5nswer Bein,
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so SaB Beineiiis,
rs 5as Gitronen Syrup,
so 2ifen Gtarfe,
80 Dasens Gimr. 8 81 II g.E
50 Gusenb 8efen,
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8ronbp, Sum, Sin, @eine ueri6iebener Mrt be
gNeaflep s Warbroueb,
Slr. 3 Sforb college 9traBe,
ni1i SR EalbpiGe Eennefee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-19

Sieie 8adaetne ifaS bebeatenS befer ais ole i5ris
cen, bic nur einen auoern Breseb iiir ben eeTp6bns
Iiben 9ebrauh fabri5irt merbeH. Sieeiben t6nnen
nod einmoI 10 uieI Druid ais bic nit Der Sonb ses
madbten Saditeine ansbaten, cbne ~ serpIaten unb
Der R5rel bait bel nenfelben piel letter suiammen;
eeshGIb mas Stdrte unb Banerboftoteit betrift,
bern Sorten uprSuateben.
Sir ErOitOirs uns Siaernen tSansn fe ni9t absr.
troffrn perhen.
@ 8biIabeIPbia, IS. Dttlber 1868.
Dies TIT sur Bei1sinisnng, bab mir mebrere Tau=
ienbe her @ebr. CHAMBER u. Cos. Nai9inen<8dds
teine gebrait pa ZEN une baB mir, ais BauIete ae=
teiben allen anoern uorsieben. eo fe pom sr5Berer
bait: chris. Btnoer, 3. Strabe oberbaib efJerfon;
g. 9. B to, Mdurer. inb BaameiiterI z. Strabe,
oberhalb OTfors; ". o. &al6pea, alter gaumeifer,
gum san Der eifenbabnbride aber ben s6upItiu
Nlus mulnen 2,200,Ot0 Bdnfeine gebraudbt; Camden
as ~, 2OSe9 yaIse,ms; sssnsstanal IN
br {. Rarqnette, Bate superior, 10000 Sadfteine.
Ane eben 9enanntea nnb nod mebrere " .Hionen
Sndheine, bic 81 berporragenoen offentliben uno
riUat Ssbdhben benz, pllr6sn ii,i6 nit ber Sebr.
bristrt nprben. Fs1 $50 stl44E
Dsit 8ersnieen perwei5sn mir ouf RE foIeenben
9erren befiger Stabt, weIGe uniere Baditetne ee=
branttt babeiL un6 bic benz o5euerDdbnten Seugnib
beIftimmen: VA 1s5
u. o. SANFORD. griFbent Der erlten So iOnaIbanf;
Seiie zsarren, garreHter un6 9dumeifer; u. 8.
Qorthern, carpenter unb Sanmeifter; aeonarb u.
MeReon, saurer; Col. s. ": Ban 9pne, Gen.
tbums Agenf.
ASr uerfertieen aud bic peIlberibmteu ,,BbiIobeIz
pbia Sronts, peIde fir Sront unb Seuerpldse niut
iberrrffen perben fSnnen. 8adfteae werSen ,i fe6r
biaigen 4reifen raenS e:rien Dirt 5Iu6 oSer an
Der Gilenbabn bef6roert 9rottoirs rperpen su ben
seindbgiten Yteifen geest uno fir ole 9etbaue Arbet
garantirt
Sir ndbere SnfOrmatiOn ODER 8siieuunssn wenbe
man fb an
wNafon. Meams n. Co.. asentei,,
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g. o. Dor A91, RaiBpiGe, Eenn,
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&ace Grad. rni2 3iR
HOer W0rtel flebt 3ipilden oiclen
Steinen better; uie bel ir9enb elmer ans
heron 0irt 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL-David
Peffers, Marcus Peiffers, Thomas Cassidy
and Michael Cassidy were arrested on a
charge of assault with intent to kill, and
brought before Esquire Gulick on Satur-
day. Cicero Williamson, the prosecuting
witness, testified that on the Sunday pre-
vious to the election, he, in company with
William Peiffers (brother of David and
NJ lrcus), was returning home from Pleas
ant Ridge, when the defendants assaulted,
beat and otherwise abused him and VIM.
Peiffers. There are several ugly gashes in
Williamson's head, while William Peiffers
is permanently injured in consequence OF
blows inflicted upon him by his own broth
| ers! His head is fearfully gashed in three
| or tour places. The wounds lay bare the
| skull and the physicians think fractured it.
He testified that one of his brothers held
him while the other beat him on the head
| with a board! The bad feeling between
the Peiffers originated in lawsuit some
eighteen months ago. The testimony for
the defense was not concluded on Saturday
evening, and the case will be resumed this
morning. Andrews and DeLany for pros
ecution. and Converse for the defense.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21

On THE TRAMP.--Large numbers of ne
groes from the South are now on the tramp
through this region. They are almost des-
titute and subsst Oh forced and voluntary
contributions of the people. Our county
Intirmaries will be overrun with these mis-
cradle creatures during the winter who will
have to be maintained at the public ex.
pense. One family we saw at the depot on
| Saturday, had been told that Ohio was the
negro's Elysium-plenty to eat and moth.
ing to do, and that all they had to do wa
to come to the State in order to be well
taken care of. Well bet ftp they won'l
find an Abolitionist in the State who would
allow them to sleep in his barn all night
without being paid for it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
BOOK NOTICES.

TEE GALAXY, for November, 1867.
Messrs. Andrews & Hull have laid before
| us the November number of the Galaxy.
1t contains the continuation of that most
interesting story, Stephen Lawrence, Yeo-
man; paper on Grotesque Songs; Jour-
nallsm as profession, and many other ex-
ceiient and entertaining articles. Buy it.
he RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE. For Young People.
november, 1857: New York. Hurd Houghton.
we are always pleased to receive River
SIDE. 1t brings SO much happiness to some
little people we are acquainted with, that
we hail its coming, monthly. The Novem-
Der number in real enjoyable things for
young folks, is so rich that we wish every
outh in the city could get it. And the
food 1t furnishes, while peculiarly appro-
pirate for the boys and girls, is acceptable
to the children of larger growth. 1t costs
but $3.50 per annum. Address as above.
The CHIIDREN's Hour. For November. I. 8.
Arthur Son: Phiadelphia.
Here we have another very clever month
ly designed for still younger folks than is
Riverside. 1t is the hands of gentleman
most certainly fitted as teacher of our
little ones, T. S. Arthur. The magazine
costs but $1.50 per annum. Address as
above.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21

THE CoLoRED TROOPS FOUGHT NoBLY.-
Saturday night couple of manhoods got
into an alteration. in an alley of the
Eighth Ward, when one of the reconstruct
ed split board over the others head. For
this, satisfaction was Immediately demand
ed, which demand not being complied with,
he 'speeled and went in" There was not
A great deal of science displayed, but the
moke who "boarded" the others head was
badly used up, and he was toated into q
den near by for resuscitation. The 'smilT''
afforded great amusement to many nigger-
iings, or infantile manhoods, OF various
hines.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21

PROBATE COURT BUsINEss.-The follow
ing appointments were made by Judge
Pugh during the week ending Oct. 10Th:
Woodward Awl, appointed guardian OF
Florence McClay Awl, child and heir OF
Minnie A. Awl, late of Columbus, de-
ceased. Bond $2,7O0.
Adam Werner, appointed guardian OF
John Brown, child and heir of Charles
Brown, late of Franklin county, deceased
Bond $1,000.
Thomas Beavers, appointed guardian OF
William and Nebraska Beavers, his chill
dren. Bond $l20.
VIM. T., Bascom, appointed guardian Of
William W., Jesse A, Mary NJ, Harriet :,
Proclamation Emancipation CoggLshall,
children and heirs of William T. Cogge-
shall, late of Columbus, deceased. Bond
So. 500.
Mary M. Coggeshall. appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of William IT.
Coggeshall, late of Columbus, deceased
Bond $500.
James G. Thompson, appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Samuel Isenbarg,
late of Franklin county, deceased. Bond
$1,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
FROM NEW YORK.
swami Fever.

New YORK, Oct. 19.-The brig VOORHEES,,
from Georgetown, s. c., arrived at quar-
antine to-day. All the hands are 81 k with
swamp fevSr; two have since died and two
others are not expected to recover. The
fever is not contagious. r.-.s .,-+--a ..,t -...i
National Bank of America come to
Grief.
A questionable financial institution I'm
Jersey City, known as the National Bank
of America. this afternoon come to grief,
the reported cashier, VIM. E. Arnold, hav-
ing been arrested upon charge of fraud
and the doors closed. The accused was
placed under bonds of $4,000. ... -
,-r . Boiler Explosion. -,yT
A terrible boiler explosion occurred this
morning at Erie basin dry dock. Michael
Flannagan, engineer, was killed. .F
bins u- Highway Robbery. r-.L
+ A case of highway robbery occurred on
the Battery last night. The robbers were
arrested. 90 '.H. tfa Etftl 80 -i'ii"J
-fs- ,-iar Reelected. -tl. "!
Captain Thomas Durham has been re-
elected Post Commissioner at special
meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce.
..l @ +,- Apoplexy. ..F,e.,I
The wife of DR.. Harris, Register of the
Board of Health, died of apoplexy yester-
day. ..t..t ,.aa .-f.r. -. ri, 70
The scaffold on the new colored Orphan
Asylum, corner of One Hundred and For
ty-Third and Tenth streets, broke this
morning. Three wOrkmen were thrown
into the cellar-fortunately five feet of
water prevented serious injury. -ag
-..,i .-It-H. Funeral. .- sss. ~
The funeral of the late Col. A. d. Stew
art, late Paymaster U. s. A., took place
this afternoon. The remains will be taken
to Louisville for inteIment. 'F' a'
80. . 'iI The Prize Ring. ?
Coburn has deposited $1,000 to cover a.
like amount sent by McCooe, OF st Louis,
to fight for $4,000 a side and the champion
ship of America.
suicide.
Miss Osborne, young lady in West SD
street, -, com mmitted suicide yesterday by
shooting herself. She had been ill and in
excruciating pain for several days. -i al
4utir-.;.-a u Sale of Stock. u, .aE.-i9
The Commercial says tits understood the
members of. the Northwestern clique have
sold their stock, compelling their confreres
to take large amount of stock, with no
buyers ready to take it. f.it- C
irl Democratic Nomination ',t
The Democratic Convention in Brooklyn
nominated Martin Kalbfleish for Mayor.
Seizures. 80 D.,
Several of our largest rectifying estab-
lishments were seized to-day, including the
& Curtis, Jas. Jones & Co., Cuthbert s.
Cunningham, Samuel Engle and A. B.
Hayes, the latter in Brooklyn. Two tobac-
co manufactures were also seized. D.
Sale of Daniel Webster's Farm.
The farm formerly owned by Daniel
Webster, at franklin, N. H., will be sold at
auction on the 22d. .... r. .......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
Richmond News,

A Richmond letter says: Gen. Schofield
has returned from Washington. He says
that there will be no changes made in the
Cabinet for some time, if at all. The Pres
ipent has no present intention in that di-
rection, nor will there be any alteration in
the manner of Southern reconstruction.
The General is anxious that the conven-
ton should be called, and regrets that so
many of the white people are disposed to
oppose it. He says they will be mistaken
if they think their northern friends will
sustain them in such course. The con-
vention is fixed fact.
1t is also certain that the Constitution
that will be formed by it will be adopted
by the people and approved by Congress,
and Virginia before the 4th of March will
be in the Union, rejoicing with her young
er sister Tennessee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEEr1Na.-At

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At
a meeting of the County Commissioners,
held Saturday, October 10th, Messrs. Bar
bee and Edwards being present, it was Or
dered that the Auditor draw an order on
the Treasurer for the sum of 500 in favor
of Nathan Cole, for work on indexes in
Recorders Office. 1t was also ordered that
an order be drawn on the Treasurer for
$125 for work done on Court room. The
following bills were allowed: Ohio State
Journal, publishing Constitutional Amend
ment, sl56 70; Fred. Eufurt, bridge, s159 ;
Thomas Shepherd, cost in Criminal cases,
$3s9 So; Columbus Printing Company,
printing for Probate Judge and Clerk of
Court, $97 NJ. c. Lilly, records for Clerk
and Recorder, $50 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
The Barnum Inve.tieattou

New YORK, October 19.-The Herald's
special says: The Barnum investigating
committee, after sitting three days at Falls
Village, has again adjourned to future
day not yet decided upon. The evidence
thus far, while it shows clearly that money
was lavishly spent on both sides, does not
establish directly the charge of buying
votes made by w. 81. Barnum, while on the
other hand it has been sworn to by num-
Der of witnesses that P. T. Barnum's agents
openly bought or attempted to buy votes.