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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

GRANVILLE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The thir--
ty-fourth year is in successful operation.
It affords US great pleasure to bear testimo-
nv to the ability, skill, fidelity and eff
cheney of the present board of instruction.
We congratulate those interested in this
institution, on its increasing usefulness and
prosperity. With all its advantages it at
fords unusual attractions as place of ed
ucation for young ladies. Mr.. Kerr has
had charge of it for thirteen years, and his
large experience enables him to employ
the very best teachers and manage all the
affairs to the best interests of the pupils.
Special advantages are afforded in Music.
Prof. VIM. John, of Desau, Germany, has
charge of this department. Young ladies
cas devote part or all of their time to
Music; they can graduate in Music alone
if they wish.
The boarding and accommodations n the
family are such as will be satisfactory to
reasonable young ladies. The health, man.
ners, and morals receive careful attention,
and experince shows that where there is
any difference, young ladies enjoy better
health while here at school than at their
own homes. - a2 +.
This Institution has for third of CEN
tury been noted for sending out thorough
scholars and successful teachers. The
charges are lower than at other Institutions
where equal advantages are offered. -1-
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE. ~
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPa.
To Ohio Statesman.

Financial and Commercial.
PARIS, Nov. 15.--Bulliou in the Bank O,
France increased ten million francs. ora
LONDON, Nov. 15-NOon.-COnsols 941S
hve-twenties 7014. Illinois s334 Erie Az
FRANKFORT, Nov.15.-Five-twentie 75338
LIVERPOOL, Nov. sales
this week sixty Thousand bales. Market
dull and declined 1s@41. Middling up
lands sgd; Orleans S334d. Stock 52S thou
sand bales. Other ARTICLES unchanged. I,
LONDON, Nov. 15-Noon.-ConsOIs 81 8.
l6; go bonds 707s; Illinois Central s42;
Erie AZ. zf1fIt
FRANKFORT, Nov. 15-Noon.-5 20s 751a.
LIVERPOOL, Novem Der 15-5j P. M.-CnL-
ton dull sales of s 600 bales middling 81
Orleans 81. Advices from Manchester are
unfavorabIe. Breadstutls - Corn 1876 /:
wheat Is for white California, and 1850
for No. Milwaukee red barlev 5s4d oats
3sl1d; peas 30s. Provisions-Beef HOS for
winter cured; pork RS !; lard 52.3i; cheese
53s bacon sis. Produce-Sugar 26-6d, for
No. l; spirits turpentine 27s6I; petroleum
spirits Is; refined ls5d. 1r, 20
ANTWERP, November 15-5 P. M.-Pe-
troleum 46 francs for standard white. dq
H British Teleg raph Lines. aE %
LONDON, November 15.-The Cabinet
has resolved to place all the telegraphic
lines of Great Britain under the direction
of the Post Office department. -1s -af
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THE pUzzLE n,s COLUMN.

We have the pleasure this week Of welcoming two
new correspondents. one from Petersbarg, Virginia
territory date State) and the other from Mudsock
in Buckeyedom. The boys will find the Mudsock-
ist. "Jewhillikens." as keen as a briar, and may
pitch in" to his problem with the assurance that
trey mean business. We trust we shall hear from
them frequcntlr. et
The time proposed for the convention-New Y ears
Eve-meets cur distinguished appreciation. The
last night in the year just the tms to review not
only the problems presented in this column. but
that greater preblem-life. We are decidedly in
favor Of paving brother Innis visit and destroying
his victuals. Bet this is matter for you 'uns, ;,
we are content as you sba'l deciie. ~
r-s - vf. PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 6.
Mr.. EDIToR-D,ar, Sir: Thinking you would
not reject coutr, butor. send one pOblem and
the answers t, a few in the STATESMAN.
No 255-252 S26 249 mi ---.
No. e6036 square rods. $3.50 o. t-
No 263-5 26 feet. >7 --7i f-fl
No. 263-2l5. 8 feet. a.a O.
No. ., 3. 4. 5. 6 DAYS. U.s. o.
le5 fr=H,f Yours. &C.,
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York Nov. 15-The Conservative
Republican General Committee of thi:
city met last night and took steps toward
the formation of Central Grant Club.
meeting for organization is to be held to.
night A resolution declaring it inexpedi.
ent to take action concerning any nomina.
tion of Mayor was laid on the table. 3
Clark, Webster d Cots Gift Enter
tz...-..5 prise. nj sfsrf -si-gt..a. i.,..
Considerable excitement exists in and
about the Office OF Clark, Webster & Co.
proprietors of the Bankers and Merchants
Gift Enterprise. 1t appears that nearly a
million of dollars. OF the prizes are repre-
sented in petroleum stock, said to be worth
less. on which five per cent. is demanded
on delivery. How much of the balance -ol
the prizes is equally valuable is unknown.
Quite number of cash prizes, varying
from fifty to one hundred dollars, were
paid this morning, five per cent. being de-
Quoted. The drawing is done in Washing
ton, and proceeds at a certain rate per day
a state Christian Convention.
The New York State Christian Conven.
tion resumed its sessions yesterday. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. DIR. Spring
Rev. DR.. Newman Hall, Rev. DIR. Adams,
Rev. DIR. Cutler, Rev. DR.. Crosby and many
throughout the State was submitted ant
adopted. The Convention held its closing
session last evening.
Medical College for Women.
The new Medical College for womer
opens December 18th.
Beaten to Death.
A sailor named William Houson wa
beaten to death yesterday on board thu
brig E. Miller By Mate Alfred Toaker. The
murderer was arrested. -..
Arrival. .-.-t
The steamer City of Cork, from Antwerp
arrived to-day.
Convention.
The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Con
vention has indorsed the resolutions adopt
ed by the Pan Anglican Congress, ana als,
agreed to divide the diocese November 15
1868. ..,.......- ~. r,
.-,-r The Aztec Children
The male of the noted Aztec childrel
died recently in Charleston. f.l- f1s..is.a
-4- BOy Murdered.
= A boy named Fitzgerald was murdered
at Providence on Tuesday by anothe
named Lilly. over game of marbles.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

MRS. JONES VICTIM OF MISPLACED Con-
FIDESCE. - Jonas Jones, of Jonesv lille,
reached home with the early milk cart in
the morning: quietly used the slateh-key,
and noiselessly mounted the stairway to
his sleeping chamber, found his ''Detter
halt in bed, but s.wide awake anxiously
waiting the return of her truant husband.
"Oh, husband, L have had such a terrible
long night of it! 1t appears an-age since
you left. l feared something serious had
happened to you; nobody or anything to
keep me company not even the ticking of
the clock. Yes, by the by, that hall clock
of ours stopped about the time you left the
house last night. just as if it had been done
on purpose. You didn't do it, ducky, did
your" '.Me, darling" replied Jones, look
ing as Innocent as dove, s.what on earth
put that into you head? What object
could J. possibly have for doing such a
things" "Well, husband, 1 must be al
lowed to say that it is very strange
coincidence that every time you stay
ou; the hall clock stops" swell, wife,
tn IT'S good joke. Then you mean to say
tn 1T when L go out the clock stops at home
t. keep you company?" Jones, quitting on
airs of jealousy,) 'It is fortunate for the
old antiquated time-piece that Tam not of
a jealous disposition. If was, I'd spoil
his face pretty soon" Mrs. Jones, anx-
ious to know the time. enquired the hour /;
bur, strange to say, Jones watch had ruin
down. He replied: 'tAbout ten, ducky."
.t'Where have you been, darling?a Il have
been attending meeting Of tine union
club" ssWhat can possibly be the object
of society that carries husbands from
their virtuous homes 20 "To weep over the
result of the late elections, sweety. To
mingle our tears over our fallen idol, Chase.
You ought to see Comfy weep, honey,
you ought to see Comfy weep" and Jones
sang at the top of his voice "Live and be
jolly and ''Life's bumper.n Wife, in
rather pettish tone: "Jones, don't be
standing there making that noise; you'll
wake the baby" then closing her eyes she
tried to sleep. Jones rolled into bed,
chuckled to himself and went 20 sleep.
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=
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT--1t will be
seen by correspon lence in another column
that Manager Derw ,rt has been rendered
by many of our most influential citizens a
complime ,tary benefit. to tax ace at the
Opera House this evening. Mr.. Derwort
by his un ir ng efforts in endeavoring to
present { to our cit ans a first class place OF
anus m ,nt, deserves far better support
than he has yet received. We trust that
they will all rurn ont tonight and make
tbs benefit substantial one. Anxious to
improved his comp ny, and plays are now
rendered. in Columbus better than ever
they were before. Come out friends, come
out tonight and make this benefit 8
rouser. -. 81 -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Friday, Nou. l5, 1867.

E..-.lars 7.sdr o+ Friday, Nou. 15, 1867. !!
.aafr htt NEIL HOUSE. bfs uf"tz
L Leatnan New York; Walker Wooster; "A r.
Wilson New York; Wardet n; Cincinnati; w
K Porter Hartford Conn: N D Cotton New York; d
cinnati @; L. Troi ridge Detroit; H l. Lvings ton
Va; q M Dean New TX o w A Marbury BALTIMORE;
w q Smyers, New ark; } A Pinto. Chilicothe; Mics
l.uttan. Springfield. Oh o; A POLAR and lady. Fl
Wayne. Ind; F Fitzgerald. Ci iacinnati; VIM Stew
art. Gineinneii, Qhioy W Squirs and wife. Lon
New York: A Gibson and wife, Warsaw, Kentucky !;
New Haver, Conn; j T bill ipgs Massachusetts: ID
Smith. ir, Ciucinnat N Hains.; Cincinnati; T.
Il uucholland, New Y York; C Taft. Boston: b F
J NJ CUMMINGS. Springfield. u; John w hitc. sew
Havep, Conn; Thomas White. Cincinnati, o; n N
Hatch. Cincinnati o: e Rosenbaum. n ev ars N j;
S B Jackson. Cleveland. y; Ford, Cley' lapd, U;
! F Mitchell, Chicago Ills; s Hewlett. Hewlett,
lis. f-T f-'ig f-<-llHf .'H 73i ~ "a !
sa..s.si. eooDALE HOUSE. s21es;l ~.
W Belt. New York; E p. Smith, c &HvRR;
] Reader, Bloomington, Ill Charles W oods.
Fairfield Co. Ohio; A M Townsley, Pittsbur b
JAMES B Gorham, Gorbsm. N H. George l. Moyer
and wife. PiekaNsy Go. 0sio: Jacob Meyer, Bra
Cincinnati: William z Curr iss. New Londony Ohio;
Keene. Cincinnati. 0hio: George Dayis. Mt Yer
non. Ohio Samuel Gillispie. Caladonia, Marion
county. Ohio; Mrs Stout. Burwick Marion county,
Ohio; T r Souers. Bonneville. Ohio: thomas U
Tanrman, city, James Lawson; w eS ervisi Ohio
London. Ohio: Mrs Mason. Groveport., Ohio; W A
brown. Washington. District Of Coumbia; New
G-ime$. Gleyersville. New York; g q Thompson,
Cl vel nd Ohio r,..-.- - ar.i -. .,l- 81, ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16
mount yesuxius in Volcanic Action

New York, Nov. l5.-The Herald's
special from Naples the 18th. says: Mount
Vesuvius, on the east side OF the bay OF
Naples, is in volcanic action and sending
forth pillar of fire, which has magnifi-
cent efiecr, as seen from the city. New
craters have been formed and the usual
point of issue. in latitude 40 deg. 40 min.
north, aud longitude IA deg. 26 min. east.
are also engaged. During the past night
red hot stones were elected in large guam
titles from the burning mountain. The
surrounding earth is in trenulous motion
for considerable distance. Lava is pour
inc forth and running down the sides of
the mountainain volume and with rapid
flow, and the general upheaving from the
volcano gives warning of a grand eruption.
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. Comm otien-A. HI. stephens.

NEW YORK, November ia commo-
tion has been. caused in whisky circles by
the attempt to procure the Indictment by
Grand Jury ofCOlonel Messmore, the late
ly deposed Deputy Commissioner of Inter.
nal Revenue. srag- G-1 E-7z
Alexander II. Stephens has accepted an
invitation from several leading gentlemen
of both political parties to address public
meeting early in December.
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The Convention in Libe-

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 14.-The election on
the question of convention is quietly pro-
the convention will be carried by a large
majority, as the whites are Indifferent.
Dispatches from Tallahassee say the election
is going on quietly and there are very fe "
votes against the convention, the whites
generally declining to vote. .--.
About 300 freedmen passed through here,
en- route to Charleston. to take passage on
the ship Golconedo for Liberia. '' -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

HELD FOR PosrAGE.-Letters addressed
as follows are held tor postage at the CO.
iumbus postoffice to Nov. 14th: Mr.. Geo.
Sharp, Columbus, o.; Mr.. R. B. Appleby.
No. 120 ClarS street, Chicago, Illinois !;
Mrs. G.. Dwyer, No. 3l7 Bridge street,
Cleveland, o.; Rev. Father Hahne, Eman-
uel Church, Dayton, o.; Pardon Newkirk,
Lexington, KY; Robert Fielding. Lancas-
ter, O.; A. Lob, care of Nose Bettichheim-
er. Chillicothe, O. O.;Messrs. Kaufman, Cook
s Co, Alpha, o.; Joseph Ehel, Southamp-
ton, Somerset county, Pa. h,s 5,1l .fe5a4 q
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The Assault on Pollard

BALTIMORE. Nov, l5.-John and Joe
Douglass Wise, who assaulted Pollard in
front OF the Maltby House, were arraign-
ed before a magistrate, and waiving an ex-
animation they were bailed in SO 600 each,
day night. Mr.. Pollard's wound is severe,
| the bone being shattered, but it is not nec-
! essarily dangerous. He is now doing well
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7
Proceedings of the Alabama Conve n
| s.E.- ton. -tf-i

New YORK. Nov. 15.-The Herald's
Montgomery, Ala,a special saws: In the
Alabama Convention yesterday an ordi-
nance was offered proposing to confiscare
a part of the Alabama s. Mississippi rail-
road for the use of the common schools. 1t
twas made an order for next Thursday.
An ordinance was also offered that all
debts contracted prior to 1861 are recover
able. except those accruing from the sale
of slaves. z't3.'f.
Discussion on the franchise question was
postponed till Monday week, the extrem-
lists having determined to settle the ques-
tion in party caucus from which the mod
crate men are excluded. v.-..5 .I. .l-
A resolution was adopted favoring the
passage of an ordinance giving freedmen a
fair equivalent for their services from those
persons who held them in slavery after
January 1st, 1868.
In the caucus of the extremists on
Wednesday night it was decided to consult
with Congress Oh the franchise question.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

EMMET GUARDS BALL-The Emmett
Guards will give one of their popular re-
unions at Naughton Hall, on Thanksgiv-
ing night, Nov. 2Sth, at which they wish
to see all their friends and those who wish
to pass delightful evening. 1t is the in
tention of the Guards to make this the ball
of the season. Tickets 81. s-. 1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

Coal ON THE RIsE.-The unprecedented
drought, drying the water from the feeders
and from the canal, has had the effect to
run the price Of coal to 20 and % cents per
bushel. This Is philosophical. we suppose.
If the canal won't rise, why the coal must.
Oh. for the completion OF the Hooking
VALLEY railroad --
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go 40
A. 1

Now if you cancel you receive the answer.,-.- :,
Sammy, look over the above and compare with
your answer. There is great deaf Of d;screnancy
in the answers given to No e64. Sett the mat-eI
Sammy. Will GSernsey 1ssy please rnn out the eaua
general satisfaction the iiea of "Pnzzler;s Con.
veption" g yes. In regard to a ''committee of ar
rangements" i will nominate gMessrs. Sammy- In
mis- and Guernsey with our Master" as Secretarv
eD oHc,o. But
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16
Eric Railroad.

NEW York, Nov. 15.-The Commercial
says it is whispered that certain of the
Boston directors of the Erie road have
proved unfavorable to the proposed tariff
arrangement between the Erie and New
York Central. and that the measure at
present stands in minority in the Erie
direction,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

COUNTERFEIT TWENTY FIVE CENT NOTES.
1t has already been stated that a number
of spurious twenty-five cent notes have
been put in circulation. They are said to
be the best executed of this denomination
yet manufactured, and are calculated to
deceive til most careful money takers. The
bogus currency ma9 be known by the pa
per being trif thicker than the genuine,
and the green on the back a trif1e lighter.
The vignette of Fessenden is, at fir, glance,
fully as rrect as the genuine, but close
scrutiny shows that it is good wood cut,
and not a steel engraving. n - q IS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16
St. Louis Market-yov. I5.

FLOUR-Steady and dull: but holders are anxious
real ze, but Iefuse to make any Concessions QUOTA
tions are nominaly unchanged.
HEAf-Dull and easier at s2 5592 60 prime to
choice: fall and spr ne loTer at 81 sol 81, Z.
CORN Ranges at e5993c for new and DID, -7s ..y
OATS-Uncha iged at 66967.
RYE-Unchanged. Hat OF iifaa'.t'' :
BARLEY-Uuchanged. ri .-544Ui .za4 o.
POik SALES at S2l991 Is. ~ i--.5-,-=. -s.--,ts 9
LARD-Nominal. -
.BACoN-Shoulders 1al91axc; Gear sides lsXo
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Weston, the pedestrian.

BUFFALO, Nov. 15.-Weston, after re-
remaining here part of yesterday and last
this morning for his walk west. By calcu-
lation here, he has to make fifty and three
quarter miles daily to get to Chicago in the
next eleven days. -.,...,r..-..- .., .-. ID
BUFFALO, Nov 15.-Weston, the pedes-
trtan, left this morning for Silver Greek.
He will commence his one hundred mile
feat from Silver Creek at Il o'clock to-
might g.. - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

"A HANDSOME eTURNoUr.-Yest esterday af-
ternoon, in company with Capt. Jos. II.
Riley. LA. Bo S.r.. of the Zettler House,
and gknash, of the Journal, we were driven
through the city in the new aud
handsome turnout from Wing & Sniveley' 3
livery stable, in the rear of the Neil
House. The b rouche is a new one from
the Gel brated S ,al IN manufactory, and
is one of the smoot.ie { running affairs in
the city. Riding alter Wing & Sniveley's
teams makes one feel like putting on airs.
Why. as gknash rode there, he did swell
like shirt in high wind for very pride,
while we felt SO big we wouldn't speak to
a man less than Fix feet high.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

BREAD! BREAD!!-Use Harries' flour and
you will always have light ,ohite bread. SIT
never fails" Sold only by Brooks, Merton
& Co., Grocers, No. 273 South High street,
Columbus, Ohio. oct24-eodtf
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!. as-ss aa Opera HOUSE,
CoIuMRus. O.. Nnxamher Ii. 1867

i.a Mr.. w. II. H. DERwoRT-DearS Sir =
Learning that the citizens of Columbus
have rendered you a complimentary bene-
fit Tomorrow Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 18th, allow me for Miss Ida Leslie, Mr..
w. s. Leslie, Mr.. A. Redifer and myself,
who form the California Combination, to
volunteer our services on the occasion.
Yours truly, 5a A. r. PHELPS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

FALSE ALARM.-There was false alarm
Of fire last night making the fifth alarm of
fire since Sunday. Some fanatic female
gave the alarm, locating the fire at the cor
ner of Sixth and Rich. When the steam
ers reached that vicinity there was no sign
of conflagration. 745a s7ilf27 1la. ye3.Iia!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

EMMEr GUARDS, ATTENTIoN!-There
will be regular meeting of the Emmet
Guards on Tuesday evening, November
10Th, at 71a o'clock, in the Armory. 1t is
expected that every member will be pres
ent, as business of great Importance will
be transacted. By order. 1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

BULLY FOR That The M@nnerchor. we
are informed, have been solicited to repeat
8 their concert of Thursday night and there
is probability of its repetition. This is a
glorious idea. We trust it may be done.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

DRY G00DS-The weather is cold and deliehi-
full with fair BUSINESS doing at low enough rates,
but the indications that prints and ella hay
t'ucned bottom, and there will be areacro soon If
not already Nogo. d styles of ire h deaines can
be had below Ice. Printed cloths il more active
dc maid. and all offering below 6<c. and bought up
Holders now firm at &c for standard, &c for yard
cloths. Brown heavy sheetngs without essen
tial change but fine goods they still some
slight changes transpiring. Atlantic A, ard Indian
head quiet but steady at l51Sc: cloaks at 15c; Pa
cifc l5;; Lawrence q l4s; Appleton A Is; Cabot A
I31zc; Lyman ID I2c; Bedsord r 81: Pepperell lSo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

FLOUR FALLING. A span of horses
hitched to a wagon loaded with flour
and salt, took fright at something yester-
day, aud started from McAlister's feed
store, on Rich street, near Fourth, as if the
deuce was after them. Down the street
they went at a killing pace, setting all
laws in regard to -fast-driving and the
rights of pedestrians at defiance, and
making the sacks OF flour and barrels Of
salt dance again. AS they turned north on
Front street, they struck a large stone
breaking the axle and throwing the flour
and salt in every direction. They were
finally stopped, but not until they had
smashed things pretty generally. The
towner of the load and wagon is losel
about 500 by the runaway.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

Z County COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At
a meeting of the County Commissioners
held Friday, Nov. 10Th, Messrs. Barbee and
Edwards being present, the following bills
were allowed: Ohio Statesman Company,
publishing tax notice. $l57.5O; Hahn, Bel
lows & Butler, furniture for court room,
$22. ,-.....--,.,-, 90. ...-s--a 49,. y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

TIE -SEAsoN.-Tae trees are rapidly los
ing their beautiful foliage, and will soon
be scuddirg under bare poles. The gor-
geous tints Of autumn will speedily disap-
pear from hill and dale. and with them will
60 tire rhapsodies and sen iimentalities of
the writer's who vainly attempt to draw
pen-pi lures of the season. TIE fact is an
autumn like the present one is too grand
for pen or penc !. T. ese are not ''melan-
choly days." nor .sthe saddest of the year."
They are bright and lovely. inviting all the
world 10 enjoy, hem before the seasons go
into winter quarters. s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

GOVERNMENT .STOCAS--Quiet. Coupons of
1881 ll2 9ll3; do '62 0e q los 4; "a 1o55S;
I07s1; 114Os i011S l0s y: dJ7 ,s I055S 9I05X.
hSrOCkS-Opened more active id hieher closed
I'argoa Co 531; Amsricsn Express y ~; Adams Ex'
press 7:; UniIeu states TAX Merchants Union 80;
"a cksilver So Mari sssX; Pacific Mail ID. x
slAsalH; New Ydrk Central. iiII aIIsx; Erie
73&97s; Hudson 125>. q 1926; Reading 97X; Ohio
q trai f9: Mic igah 5, u hern sis!@sik: illinois
central 13t; titisburg s4l4ss4h Toledo los 1Io31;
ferred 65sS; For. Nsyne 9s1s 9s,s: New Tennessee
{ IS Z. ~ PnnI referred 60 x. Missouri S4JI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-16

ID. THE MARKEr.-This mornings will be the
fullest market of the season. Last night
both sides of the street from State street
south, were lined with produce wagons.
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Verdict,

HARTFORD. Nov. 25.-The. Norwich and
New York Transportation Company has
recovered a verdict against the Western
Massachusetts Company for Insurance.. a.