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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
New. York market-Aux.s.z :

Z e - ~. J. Z .NE
$500 ass9aaoN-Firm and adVapcins; nidaIiHs apsnds
FLQ3R7Market sso5Oos lower for new; without.
and western 81 75@s So 70 extra Westsr Sio6o soae
us foIchOiee do 50 1910 fof shipping esrs roo
& ss@ spR Tsii s5Ss sSoIsJ 81 81 % f
MH!SKY--Unohansed. Il -. sso1qza bae sax
WhEAT-Heavy and declining for new; steady
q sS@7 * for white GsfoF ia. s' ''''''' 1'i'''
0RN-Market excited and 29sc HIGHER ,v;tb sd
tive sPecSlatiys M demand 81 o49I o. for new mixed
sOand GS f1F b shGiSs n stOre u Ool %
srS ssS for siss sS. sss9s Ss
GQFFEE-Unchanged.
SSn1gaARS S1a SI Heavy; Cuba 111E9l2kc.1sx9 bae inf
oPETR0LEgM7pq pqll; l4,l@1sc for cruds in bulk;
II HOPS-Quiet and steady.
st ssa pRs g. saa e S p "a f. ss.
BESF f aIMSMDSi al MsS[lgs ia 7S for prime mess
BASlSoSSN9uiet AL y and steady; long ribbed see eursd
GUT MEArs-Dull; Il9iixo for shoulders; 1so
IL IARbmSteadv AK bbe%S lai<c j <ca,a,<c Ga.
B9TTEk s sf asc for le5 ohio. Rir q 1':Ss p =
CHEESE-Dull at 79lsc.l . sIisif ysz5 GYsissa
'@~~ 49, LATEsT-5 P. ..I.i;.si ID - ;,
tFLOUR-Clpsed dull! heavy and $50 lower for
WHEAT,Dull. nominal and 29sc lower fam new;
RYE~Duil; 81 40al A for western q iaiaia a'iiiI
,G9 RRS@tirmer. with good speculative demand ali
81 o6sl os for sound new mixed western:I 81 0l 81
.P0RK15Ac.iHe. irregular and unsettledS messl
SO 1898 CASH s2sa1s Isx regular; closing at s2s
tBEEEu;Quiet and unchanged. Il ls,...s571i
sSSuT MEA A AATS{Steady and quiet:oiGQ - isfsas,I
LARD-Dnli at for fsr 10 i;ms !,
l3A9l3hc for ketteorendered. - .,-.a3 afiT
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Cincinnati Marlet-aups :

,FL0UR-,Firm with fair local demand; some
90 9e599 rs; fancy $lo ,509u. ---,r : $3.50
WHEAT-Firm; there is q good shipping Semapd
for prime TO choice Kentucky white at g. so92 2s;
red hrm at 81 9592 for No and No l-eiifT g-1-,f,
cCORN-Unchanged; not much doing: No i mixed
7sc in bulk rss - - ~
| 9ATS7-Dul; 45c for new; no old in market.,1s55
fully equal to demand which is only lOcal. -, -
COTr0NEFirmef: middlipg held at 26c: but de-
L Observation-Disclosures .el-.--
PRoVIsIoNS-Quie but held more firmly gem
PORKLHeid at 500 e5ss@if s9sI baeTlsss2z
BULK ME ATS-Heid at slI9lsc. with, salessof
BACoN-fir@; shoulders lac; sides 1sxoIsxc;
clear sides 155sc. = =, = - 80 -
l2hc. :TstiuC1lSI 81 70 1--T'sssrT 10y
HAMSzUnchanged and Quiet
BOTTERc1Dulli central Ohio ieDlsc: Western
| EGGS Held at &c., - ssnas ~ 81 ~ -
| GR0CERIES-Un Unchanged and steady. =,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
The WellxIn Rings with Shouts
-ns7s) of the Nuliitude., s1srs :, be- :
Especial to the Ohio statesman.l

[ Especial to the Ohio Statesman.1
WAvERLY, o., Aug 5.
Judge Thurman is on the stand speak
ing. All Pike county, and the rest of crea-
tion, seem to be present. The crowd is es-
timated at ten thousand-hundreds of Re-
publicans being present, drinking in con-
viction and conversion from the eloquent
Thurman. The campaign opens glorious
ly.3 Tears of joy are yelling up to the
eyes of many. The change is wonderful.
The meeting was opened by Hon. james
Emmitt introducing Judge Hampstead as
President of the meeting.
A simultaneous call from the people was
then made for the reading of Judge Hemp
stead's letter. The letter was well read by
Judge Allen. At the conclusion of its
reading the very welkin rang with shouts
OF ioy-many Republicans Joining. The
road is lined with people still coming. 4 /,
,STIl4 THOMAS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
DESTROYED hY Fire.

PoRT CoLBoRNE, ONTARIO, August A.
Swaine s. Co.'s saw and flour mills were
destroyed by fire Saturday night. Loss
$4,000. Insured for $4,000. -'I;@'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
TLates1 frou veraCruz

New ORLEANS, August BY an arrival
from Vera Cruz we have the following:
There is an authentic report that Admiral
Palmer and staff have gone to the City OF
Mexico, it is said TO demand the person Of
Santa Anna and endeavor to persuade the
Liberals to give up Maximilian's body.
The Austrian steamer Elizabeth was lying
at Sacrifices taking on board Austrian ref
ugees. An American and French man-of-
war had arrived off Vera Cruz. Vera Cruz
was healthy al.l"ii-i1'' -E '"se'3lla.lz9 .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

New YORK, August 5.-A special from
San Francisco says the great tunnel of the
Central Pacific railroad at the summit of
the Sierra Nevadaois nearly completed.
Only "a feet remained uncut on Saturday.
The rails are being laid on the easterly
slope, where 20 miles of track are graded.
It is expected that the locomotive will pass
Through the tunnel by the 18th of August
and the line be completed to the Nevada
line in September next. a.f .a1-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
Fire at Petrolia.-

dental fire in Thompson SON e e. Co.'S oil well We'll,
on Saturday night communicated to adj
Joining wells. Ten were destroyed, with
all the machinery, tanks, &C., Loss, $SO,-r
600, mostly to the King Flowing Well Co..
composed of Noble, Marshall, Taylor q
Thompson. ..s-rt.-.5 --, 4.-t-t-.tE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
Boston Iten,s.

BosToN, August 5.--The question of an
nexing Roxbury to Boston will be settled
in September by ayote of the two cities.
Officers invaded three club houses in
Lynn on Saturday night, seized the liquors
and gambling instruments, and arrested "a
Individuals -a1rU HHa nni- Z SO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

. BEWARE of summer complaint amongst
the children. Thousands of the little ones
annually die from disorders of the stomach
and bowels, and many, ah! too many
homes are rendered desolate by the hands
of this prevalent disorder. Goes Dyspep-
sia Cure is a reliable remedy in all such
cases, as well as for dyspepsia, indigestion,
sick headache, sour stomach, want of appe-
tiJe and general debility. jy31 d&wlw
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our undutiful son.
WILLIAM E. VANKUREN.

+. FILED YEsTERDAY.-The following, Ger.
tificates of Incorporation were filed in the
Secretary of States Office yesterday:
-ls0f the Dayton View Hydraulic Com
pany, organized for the purpose of inn
proving the Miami river at Dayton, and
the MiamiF and Saltwater rivers near Day
ton, and for carrying on business usually
connected with hydraulic companies
Principal office in Dayton. Capital stock
$4,000, in shares of $50, each. Atlas L.
Stout, J. o. Arnold, Samuel Kneisley, Geo.
N. Kneisley and Jacob 3. Olwin are the
corporators. ., 4tss- ,srt rT
OF the Mansfield Building Association,
organized to raise funds to be loaned
among the members Ter the, purpose OF
building them homesteads. Principal
Office at Mansfield. Capital stock S100oOO
in shares of 500 each. w. A. McAtee, j.
WsYeaman, Jacob Laird, Ezra Potter and
DIG. .Vasbinder are. the corporators.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

liBUFFALo, N. Y, August 5.-Charles G.
Degenhard, well known musician and
organist of this city, was drowned Satur-
DAY while hshlng. al.N I. a..rtl4. o.'r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 5.-Discharging negroes
still goes on. The Conservative press urge
their employees to use this method for
teaching them who are their friends. The
streets. are full OF idle negroes. u aG Siul -
| Isaac Paist, a well known railroad man,
died yesterday of congestive cbills.ho lsa I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
Correspondence with the Argentine
o4 tGOVernmenC. ~

New YORK, August t5.-CorrespOndenc
between United States Minister Asboth
and the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the
Argentine Confederation is published
The former, it seems, was determined to
the 1eSf Friendly n offices Of, the american gov.
ernment. In doing SO he took somewhat
captious meaning out of a reply OF the lat
ter, refusing such offices, The Consequence
was that General Ashoth has(been cuFtly
told that his remarks would not be eonsid-
cred ;,that the conduct ofsan6ther United
States Minister, Mr. Washburne, called for
enquiry on the part of his government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

STOOKS KS--Governments shade better. fsosnSS,o,s,.
Of 1881 ll0K K91l04; do of 1862 III ISIiisS. ii os
1854 l09x 9ll9 do Of 1855 Il0z Hug; do es losX
g1oSA p, august. 5-sos lO7s<9i0s; sJune and july
stocks very excited to. dax; Erie fstI from 10 ,;
eoA Rut recovered to at close Northwest
ally continued active till q late 9hanf rsns ISsed
Strongi some Of the Eesker bull houses have fails
s;SOF !M;E0hio Certificates 81 a27lrCsnten zaI<,
MaTSposs sx Slok; Western Union, Teiealsao6S ssE
-; faeihc Mail l45 Atlantic Mail 1IOs< aiiIIf Nav
Si2o Keading lo5g105K; Miehigsn Central Ios y. /,
Michigan Southern 7ssl979: Illinois Central iizE
ROCK Island l5Q; thwestern 4ssS 946; do prefes.
red SO 691z; Fort Wayne l05sz: Wahasf iSxF = W;s-,
dullr =. l''e-'-r--i s..S'' ese, enA1es
Express closing Adams, dhss
Merchants Union 10 s13 for % paid II 4 Is for AZ
Paid; border state bonds dull new Tennessee 81 k.E
MISSOURI 1oS1z 2 1035<. i-ysfs e-f-sss -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

,sIIcqE IcE CREAM.-If you want a real good
plate Of ice cream, with all the attendant
confectionery doiugs Of the best, drop in
with yoursweetness at Dickinson,s saloon,
on High street., one door north of Gay.
That's the place toget it. ssas b - n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
New YnrIs Wnni lrl J. Il .a,...r I. . . Z

! ,W00L-Th ere is 8 little mere doing in feecess
but at irregular prices. Some of the dealers were
fortunate enough to meet with manufacturers who
wished to purchase. ami iconseqnentlyiwere not oh
hged to make any very great concessions; but the
majority looked for buyers and were compelled to
accept very low fgures The receipts are very lib
eIal, aud others ON the anxious seat" Texas and
held above, the views of buyers Foreisn is very
quiet. but is steadily held sales are go 600 ba
lheeces at 45957c for Rtate. Western and XXX Ohio.
Picklock at 72ko; 42c for Pennsy iFania; 5O7 for
secured, the inside price for csaTse, unBashed at
42g35c; sheaflngs at 16@23c; 1900 lbs pulled at
2894Sc for No to extra small lotof tubbed at 40c
80 900 lbs Texas at 22@29 35 600 lbs Gaifornia Al
20927c; small lotof Mexican at 2lcs 80 bales East,
hair, on private terms. ts4'''y : p 7s'l1 l7ll9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

DIscHARGED.-Evan s. Shipley, who was
arrested some time since for carrying on
q lottery without license, was ON yesterday
discharged from arrest by direction of the
hear it. s&A ~ EsEkEAeG 5IEEW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

WATERMELoNs.--Jo ohm Marzetti. 80 North
High street, directly opposite The STATEs-
MAN Office, has received from the South a
lot of splendid, ripe, lueious watermelons.
John, is always ahead Of the market in the
fruit line, and if you want a. good water
melon, apple, pear or peach, lat his store is
the place to buy it. We think no other
fruitier In the city has watermelons yet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
Yacht Sunk.

NEW YORK, August 5.-The steam yacht
Alice Riggs. the property of Jacob Loril-
lard, sunk off Cape Hatteras on the morn
ing of the 81 inst, while on voyage to
Baracoa. The officers and crew were res
cued by the steamship Virgo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

CLEANED Our.-The Junior Base Ball
Club of Delaware were the yictors in the
contest with the Clipper Club, of this city,
yesterday. We have received no official
report of the game, but understand It stood
"A tor the Juniors against 2s for the Clip
pers. Better luck next time, boys.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

A GooDs PRAcTICAIs IDEA.--We agree
with an exchange when itsays that ''dull
times are always the best for advertisers.
Why? Because, when money is tight and
people are forced to economical they always
read the adyertisements to ascertain who
sells the cheapest, and where they can trade
to the best advantage.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
Surratt Case,
Cholera.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-Mr. Pierre
pont spoke the entire day in the Surratt
case, and concludes Tomorrow. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
, Celebration.

= wAsHIkaFoN. Aug. 5-The second an.
nual Schuetzenfest of the Washington
Schuetzenyerein commercial to-day, and
will continue q till Friday. The event
promises to surpass the grand celebration
of last year. i-o - 1-.I9--i f1lJ s1Heii,7'i ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

BoARDERs WANTED.-A few single gen.
tlemen or ladies can be accommodates
with boarding at No. 20 North High street.
Also pleasant unfinished, front room,
with boarding, suitable for small family.
kf
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Notice to Builders and
Con+ractorss -ii.s5.a-

SEALED PROPOSALS VVIEI, BE RE.
y ceived at the office of the Chief Engineer of the
from this date until 8 o'clock P. NJ. on the -.
Seventh day of. August, 1852,
For the building of nine city cisterns at the follow
ing named places: One on South New street. one
Uniyerity and Kerr street. at the corner Of Long
and Latham street. one at the corner of Mitchell and
sion street. one at 5. e. corner of High street and
Piqua r. X. track. one on East Friend street near
Blind Asylum, one atthe four corners in the Ninth
Ward. according to the plans and specfcations IN
the Office of the Chief Engineer. - = =
Tne committee on ire Departme mt and Wells and
CiSterns reserve the right reject any and all bids
For further information inquire of lIIg lGgT
]. H. NARROW *
| Chief Engineer.
Columbus. July %. 1867. o. ~ Y5R9edIOtlr
-sE.f- NEt .lfaft tbffErs. -s--+f II g. N ooh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

Come FOR THE Hoes The Market Mas
ter, J. G. Hartman, informs us that sixteen
fine hogs were taken up on the streets yes
terday morning and imrounded. 1t is not
safe to allow your hogs TO run at large
nowadays. Keep your hogs shut up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

of orange flowers that bloom
L the midst of roses l-t ~
Such was the flowery land filled with
healing airs and life-preserving products,
where DR.. Drake discovered the chief in
gtsdients of his wonderful Tonic Medicile
APtANrATroNA BIrTERs the enchanted
tropical island of st. Croix. The PLANT
ALTON BrrTERs, combining all the medicinal
and tonic virtues of the healing and lifer
sustaining products OF that favored oclime
are, without doubt, the Worlds Great REM
edy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and all
other stomachic difficulties. b. - "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

TRAssFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfer of real estate was left at the
Recorders Office on yesterrday: 5a'a,iisaI
Q William PowsH II to Emeline McGowine,
Aug. 5th, % feet off of lots Nos Sand 6 of
Baldwin's subdivision of outlots SS2 and
6e3 IN the city of Columbus, for $1,000. s; es 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

a. YouTHFuL RoGuB.-As boy, probably
16 years old, stole from the person of DR..
Maurice Lindeman, of Lima, Ohio, while
he was asleep in the sitting room of the
depot, q valuable watch secured to the
doctors person by a strong silk guard,
which the young man gnawed in two with
his teeth. NJ. d. Brooke arrested the boy,
who gavehis name as William E. Vankuren,
of Chicago The doctor recovered his
watch, and William had an examination
before Squire SMeeker, and in default of
two hundred dollars bail was committed
to jail. The young man gave to the Justice
the following letter to forward to his moth
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

NEW YORK, August 5.-Another case of
cholera is. reported to-day in Greenwich
street '1''- ~ -.. ' '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

sGouRr OF COMMON PLEAss-N. Griswold
Lattinner Us Harriet Lattimer ct al, petition
to contest the will of Ezekiel C. Lattimer,
late of Norwich township, deceased, was
submitted to q jury, who sustained the will
and the petition was dismissed at the cost
of petitioner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

SMASH Up.-@H two horse team took
fright yesterday afternoon and ran from
Rich street up on to High, and turned
down on Noble alley. smashing the wagon
all to flinders, Nobody hurt on our side.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

.AAKRzsTEDs--George Lazelle, with the
women living in his house, corner of North
and High street. was arrested yesterday
afternoon for renting for and, keeping a
a house 6f ill-fapie. They were discharged
on promise made, by Lazelle that the
house should be cleared of disrepntable
characters within week. si-v5 s z .ooisai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

FRUIT JARS for sale cheap at No. 1
Gwynne Block. - TT = n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

e MAGNOLIA wZTER-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Celogneand athalf the
price. '9s1o jy24-deod.Sw2wd II
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The chain gang performed 80 days labor
during the month. -

Isl CITY CLERKS REPORT
Levi E. Wilson, City Clerk, reports the
following as the receipts into and disburse-
ments from the Treasury from the 1st day
>of July to the 31st day of July, 1867, bott
days inclusive: as1 =
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MoNpAY EyrN1Ne, Aug. 5th, lss7.

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 9TH, 1867.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
( Present--Messrs. Armstrong. Beekey,
Bergen, Caren, Chadwick, Donaldson,
Fell, Gaver. Gibbons, Jaeger, Naghten,
Patterson, Ross, Toll and President Rein
hard-15. ,,r,r-... -, .,e .,,s,
The President called the Council to or
der. q. ~ 70 'i1.y7- lsa' 5if 4
The reading of the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting was dispensed with. 's s''i
The following reports from city officers
were read:
s' = MAYORS REPORT. ~. e..
His Honor James G. Bull, Mayor, re-
ported the amount of fines and licenses
collected in the Mayors Office, in the city
of Columbus, for the month ending Tues
day, the SOth day of July, A. D. 1867:
Licenses. 3 Al 90
Fines 1853 90
Total fines and licenses. :. ......... s2lO 90
MARKET MASTERS REPORT.
John g. Hartmann. Market Master. re-
ported the following collections for the
month of July, 1867: .at ssaaai {. tasf p,
Rent of stalls S21s 25
Rent Of City Hall. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. u 90
........................ $3.50 10
( STREET COMMISSIONERS REPORT. ~
VIM. Harrison, Street Commissioner, re-
ports the following amount of labor per-
formed for the month of July; 1gT
17ak days labor at 81 so per day - .sRss So
day ........................ 7i25
Hay and feed for stable % 95
Stable rent for mouths s................... 70 90
Lumber for sewers and bridges. ............ 1880
/ Edward Shufin, foreman chain gang, 81
/ days. labor, at S1.75 per day............ 542S
! Total. s44s 80
The chaiL gang performed 30 days labor
idnrinp the month";
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

Social GAMn.-The Star and Clipper B.
B. Clubs play social game of base ball on
the Star Grounds, Cleveland avenue, on
to-morrow afternoon at o'clock. All are
invited to attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

= lFlNIKG THE CYPRIANs Minnie Barton,
Lotfie Beatty, Emma Carl and Celia Baker.
arrested on Saturday as inmates of q house
Of ill-fame, were tried before the Mayor
yesterday and fined-s20 each. The Mayor
added the additional penalty Of thirty days
confinement in the city jail, but remit5ed
It IN confederation of sudden removal
from theft present. hsbitation.- Part Of the
girls paid, and the others we're committed.
The trial of, Annie Watson and Lizzie Dem
ming IS set FOR this afternoon attwo O'Clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

HEIDp roR PosraaEAEettefs addressed
as follows are held for postage in the Coz
lambus Bostnfice, TO August 9TH Miss
Annie E. Wilbern,. Newport News, Va;
Mr.. Joseph K, Myers, Mansfield, o.; Mark
Many, Nebraska. Pickaway county, O. 49, +. /
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CoIuMars. o.. AUGUST :. 1s67.

My Dear Mother: / am now in a sad
condition. l have committed an awful
crime by stealing watch from Dutch
man While waiting for, the train. Now i
hope that you viii help me out of this
scrape so that can draw my pension, for
am going to be a better boy from this on.
/ hope that you will help me, and will be
a better boy to you, and try to become a
good man. eaa' ',a....5 ,..7.-'rq ~ ,i,s
Your undutiful son.
WILLIAM E. VANKUREN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

POLICE CoURT.-There was q healthy
crowd before his Honor the Mayor yester-
day morning. = sag 'is. sL, ~ sso .si. IL
Larkin Satin sat in chair looking the
picture Of despair. Now il is not often
that Satin is before his Honor, except we
can say chair or settee is sat in. Butthis
Satin is not of the finest kind. The fabric
is good enough, but it has been abused.
Satin,1 like all other dress goods, has fond
ness for the softer sex. He carries his adj
miration so far as to caIl on ladies of i'll re-
pute. He was there when the police made
d descent upon house and arrested them
on charge of being disorderly.d Larkin
saysit was all mistake; that he was not
disorderly the noise arose from accident,
He tells 1t thnsly.: y e. iesasi3 .sso. o. =
We stood upon the balcony and her azure trimming
A halo round her features like the angels-oniy
And the gloss upon her ringets as st5ed talka
Was like moonlight upon water-or gaslight upon
And with loves whispered strors to make h
And my round her figure stili gently strove to
And Iqacted from the poet that each rose has its
When she gave scry of ansuish--I had trod upon
And for treading on her favorite bunion
she slapped his face, sand that what's the
matter." For being where he should not,
he,was fined So, which he paid. etss :. I'e9i OF
Charles Bowman, John Sights and Thos.
Burke were arrested on charge Of being
Idisorderly, making noise inthe streets.
Burke was fined So, which he paid. and
the others were dismissed on payment of
costs. fmalr3 30 sSTTtl-tfs .It1SId
William Blackman is white man, but
he will hist. AS a benzinist he stands
proudly pre-eminent, towering above all
other gdloots. He stood on a street corner
on Sunday night, and thus ssgaye his sor-
row words - - s.ss2ss
scses amt got nary dime IIain't. u ~ q
= ~ e Il amt got nary friend. -i2uli g "
70 5ls There's nary one who says to me a .itiiid
I've got dime to lend. 2 e7s9 7u1ss
.a .s NoF Pm blowsd. if this amt hard,
To live q Ilfel like ibis = =.
Not having airy gal to hug -, -
sfssSa9 And nary wife to kiss, i-i.a.g .i - I
And the pearlyi tears rolled down sweet
Williams eyes like pumpkins down hill.
Then he got mad at his womanly weakness,
and dashing the briny tears from his man!
ly cheeks he looked about for something to
ch-a-aw. He tried his combativeness on q
policeman, who quietly took him to the
calaboose. He was fined SO and commit
ted.
William Buck bucked up to too much
benzine on Sunday night. Going along,
lfrightfully drunk, he bueked up to po-
liceman, who took Buck before the Mayor,
who asked him to buck up a fine of s5 and
costs. He was devoid of wealth, and
Buck went sheepishly to the station house.
William Groutchel was a plain case, OF
plain drunk. He was fined 80, and in de-
fault went over to the chateau de Wake
man. 5s:.se 20 70
| Paul Reedman got more benzine in than
he could lift. 1t. required policeman to
assist him. He was fined $5, and I'M de-
fault was committed. s1