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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17
JULIUS J. WOOD, p. NJ.

lCoLDsTREAMs' SoCIAL.-The Co)dstream
Zouaves will give Military and Civic So
cial Ball,at their Armory, opposite Gwynne
Block, on Thursday evening, Oct. H. 1867
Let everybody, attend. ga 15-3t
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BosToN. Oct. .16.-Charles F. Dana, mem
Der of the Governors Council, died sud-
denly this morning of throat disease. s1
The iron foundry occupied by Cory,
Daniels & Foxboro. was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
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Race.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 16 The trot to-
day between George Palmer and George
M. Patchen, jr., for purse of $1,000 was
won by Palmer He took the first, second
Patchen took the third ana fourth heats.
Time 229 and Dbl .o9i-f, 49, --.---l-t---
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Escaped Jail.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. l6--Two prisoners,
named Neddo and Crandall, made their es-
cape to- day from the Morridgework Jail
by knocking down the doctor who was Wis
iting sick prisoner and the jailor's wife.
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No EOttery, but a straightforward
legitimate trsiusactiOn, which
may be participated in, even by
the most fassi ib iOuS l.e-,..-o ~
An Ordinance lsLI 4

To assess special tax upon thereal estate bouud-
ing Lagrange street tIpm' North Public lane 10 81
naple street. '-' q "a n. - - =,
.SECrIoN1. Be it ordained by the City Council
Of the City Of Colnmbqs. hat the sum Of One DBL
lar. S'eyen cents, Five mills be and, the same ia
hereby lev cd ant assessed upn each foot front Of
the several lots of land bounding u abut ing upon
street. ,epting lots Nos. g. T. 3O 81 32 3s 81 as
The same are designated the plat of the Civil
Engineer, file in the ofice nfthe City Clerk fer
the cost and expense of grading and eravelins the
dewalks, cutters and crossings eng the same.
SEe... That the owners of the several lots Of
land upon which the foregoing sessment is made.
shaH pay the amounts of money by them severalIy
due in that behalf TO John Murphy, within twenty
da from the date Of this Ordinance, be subject
70 the interest and penalty allowed upon the same
81. ,.. att IT., ,,COMSTOCK,fif. d
Passed Oct IA, A. ID. 1867 sfI1nrc li,
Attest; A. at L,.E. WiLsoA, City Clerk i1iialuuAiI
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Accident.

WASHINGTON, October 16-A serious ac-
cident occurred on the Loudon & Hamp-
shire railroad yesterday near Leesbur9h.-
The engine and baggage ears were thown
down an embankmeDt of twenty-one feet
and completely destroyed !; the passenger
cars remained on the track. Mr.. Peacock
was seriously injured, conductor Carlin
slightly, and also engineer McCarter, who
made narrow escape by leaping from the
baggage car. .-a.H ... |s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

CONCORD N. H. October 16.-Jeremiaf
Smith, of Dover, was this morning appoint-
ed by the Governor to the vacancy on TIE
bench of the Supreme Judicial Court, in
this State.s~5 r-rE ~
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LUCHTENBERG.

THE WHEELER t5 WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE AGAIN VICTORIOUS AT THE INDIANA
STATE FAIR.-This confirms what has SO
often been the decision at all the important
Fairs in Europe as well as America, that
the Wheeler & Wilson is the best. The
committee were composed of the best
Judges that could be found in the State, and
were unanimous in awarding the First
Premium to the Wheeler & Wilson.
|, VIM. SUMNER & Co.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

MoNTpELIER, VT, Oct. 15.-Dr. George
Nichols was elected Secretary of State by
the Legislature. t.., .r....-. ..- -s.s..'
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Died,

New YORK October 16.-Thomas Garler,
an old and respected dry goods merchant,
died last night of apoplexy.
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OTTowA,. October 16.-A detachment of
the rifle brigade, now here, is to be dis
patched to Prescott. a, considerable body
of the Canada rifles lett Kingston for the
same destination. iastes~.
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OTTAWA, Oct. l6.-A- detachment of the
rifle brigade now, here, is to be despatched
to Prescott. A considerable body of Canal
dian rifles left Kingston tor the same des-
tination yesterday. 4,.-,-r .-ss r.,,,fer
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1867.
GOODAIE HOUSE.

Z GOODALE HOUSE.
William Fl Webb, 1ifin, Ohio: Charles Appleton.
vihe, Ohio; w lillian Howard, Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
yaniS; Mrs H J Bernhard and daughter; kingston
Zanesy vile, Ohio; James Lemdon, Georgetown,
0nio Mrs Goodwin, Geo, getown, ohio; + B Dean
Ohio w Seavey. Dixon, Illinois; Mrs Evans New
York; D;L Holt3p, Blendon, Ohie; 9 Griswold.
james Beers, Worthinston Ohio; Keys, San
Afntonioi A Rome. Pit,sbuIg, Pennsylvania; Paul
NEIL HOUSE. ,4
j SlGcum wife, and servant. Cincinnati. Ohio;
hFs HsmHe%Iek K GTsipbas nas Ohio; Gsse
TruIi,, New York. p II Watson, Gshtabuls: { 4
French. Cincinnati: G H Chapman. Iudianapolisi
w w Leather. Indianapolis; Daniel Macauley, In
Pitts5urg w " EOSisRd. New York; Fan Fank,
FasOn " s2os$ s'tnS r. Hsta6sr
ss aGd dd 5c1s Thss Ys1s own
and Wis, dayton; Ii j -Jswett and vile, Zsnes. mse
vile; Robert G So euck and daughter, Dayton;
Gs9s sesds9 an co csf sEyaa sssa s.s
SG Ss STRsssBB Al s. G2 FFE5 A
sew YoIk; DIR o hite and lady. Toledo. ONO; W
F A Sill, wife and twochildren, Lancaster. Ohio; s
ii Scniiey Bai@9re MsrSisnd % NfS " Pff Tinker
Chauncey; Ohio; q + Armin4ton. Bos.or, Massa,
i Snowden and wife pringtied. Ohio; Z Upton, Upton
S A; 4 X Felly. New York: M Stanton and son.
Straus, Pittsburgh, PennsyIvania: W J Tilghman
B,tippers.s naryisndi . Oakfo5d KIett Phiadel-
W ii Pennington. layton; w II Sherman. Buffalo.
New York; G w kSsmps9n;, New York George b
) Pollock. New York: Mrs. McCook, Steubenville,
Ohio; Mrs. Baldwin, do: MIR aad Mrs . Grswold,
n oh3 Marsh MsE York
+, + " WhittIesey, DO; =, Mrs W Il Clement. Ion9se: J
W Blakesle,: New York; T W Kennard, do; Chas
Bakesee. do; j D Phillips, Dayton, Ohio: Mas
Miss Carrie Flstt: Tol edo; 7 I L'Hommedieu Gin
cinnati Ohio: S Wake. Circeyille. Ohio: Fred
Sprinefeld. Ohio; q Goddard, GAINESVILLE: "A q
" Wood v ard. New York; MWolf. New Baltimore;
Bush. Lsporte, Indiana; j 9 Davis, Baltimore;
Miss NJ a Davis. Baltimoro; CaptL Ward,U s A.
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New YoRK, Oct. 16.-Thomas A. Lam
bert was convicted of arson in the first
degree. The case of the Kentucky Bour-
bon Company has. been sent to the Grand
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PLAsTERERs' HAIR for sale at the leather
store G. G. Smith, 2sO South High street.
octl6-eod5t ,.ie5z-.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

BALTIMoBE, Oct. 15.-The Twentieth An
nual Fair of the Maryland Institute opened
last night.
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GOVERNMENT 'SToCKS-lAz shade fiimsr.
United States 6's coupons sl J1lI; do 62 1lai do
"a 10S7s do i'65 10s; new loQA: new Edo 67 1061;
10 40s, l0014 1905 lost Faa6s. 4494s; M. o J09s;
Tenn, new, so, -. ...,.-- r. s-...,.-st; rFs
ST0CKS-Stockss irregular and closing feverish.
Canton ~ 49a4aSi Cumberland 2s9so Wells. Fargo
Il Go. Sc; American 63: Adams63Z Uated States
Sc; Merchants Union %; Quicksilver 22A 92s; Mar
iposa sas Pacific Nal l4714@l47&; Atlantic Mail
NsM 9ps m S11ss sgss
Hudson lz7k9l2s; Reading lol l49l0l4; Ohio Ger
GeGsfsi MebipsS o1thsS 81
Illinois Central III s9las PITTSBURGH s4 IS; To-
ede 107 d l0S; Rock Island 9995I; Northwestern
4s@46N preferred 67s ass71s Fort Wayne I009IO3.
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COLUMBUS BUSINESS COLLEGE. = The
cheapest, most thorough and practical
Business School in America. More situa-
tions furnished by our Association than all
others. Send for unequaled specimens of
Penmanship and Flourishing. Scholar
ships issued at Columbus, good throughout
the Union. BRYAN & ToMLINsoN. =
rmay1-eod&wtf cCT.ET TFEC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

STEWARDS BENEFIT ON SATURDAY NIGHT
We hear that great preparations are be-
ing made Co have the benefit to W. Fl.
SteWaEt st the Opera House, on Saturday
night one of the grandest affairs of the sea-
son. A great array of amateur talent is
presented. Hetnmersbach's and Vogle-
sapg's bands have volunteered, and. no
psaA& SD <ilfbs spared toamake the occasion d
most pleasing and, attractive one. fvz-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

oh. How FRuE.-If prices Of provisions
would only falfe as Radicaiism does what
osbea, moarketttieth there would be about this
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

How often do we hear men and women
complain II cannot get anything to stay
on my stomach; 1 am compelled to eat Graz
ham bread and the plainest food, and then
must suffer from it." Reader, this is Dys-
pepsia-we bid you eat as heartily as you
please, and any thing you choose, even the
richest food, and If you viii follow it with
a single spoonful of Goes Dyspepia Cure,
you need not fear any distressing effects
from it. 1t is the greatest remedy in. the
world for dyspepsia, indigestion and all
diseases proceeding from the stomach or
bowels. 49, -. oct16- -d&w1w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

WHENE'ER 1 take my walks abroad, how
many poor, miserable Dyspeptic people
see, who would be healthy, and rosy, and
happy, il they took Plantation Bitters, that
paragon of preparations for giving tone to
the stomach, energy to the torpid liver,
joy to the nervous system, and strength to
the muscles. 1t is an admirable regenera-
tor of natures wasted or neglected func-
tional powers in either man or woman. 1t
gently exeites and pleasantly ,'soothes.-
With bottle thereof, every man may be
his own physician. oct9-deod&w2w. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

LOOK OUT TpR IHlM.--7We would caution
our brethren of the press against a man
protesting to be an 4" Indian Herb Doctor"
and calling himself DR.. Cutter. He has a
habit of advertising in and subscribing for
newspapers, and, when bills are presented
therefor. Of. taking upehis roots and YARDS
and making himeelf scarce, Look out for
the individual of the Indian Herb persua-
sion, gentlemen. He'll bite you, sure :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. 3''t. oct9-deod&w2w.
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sale of stnte Lands.

CONCORD. n. H., Oct. 16.-Government
and Council yesterday sold all the public
lands belonging to the State. about 60.00C
acres, located in Grafton, Carroll and Coos
counties, under act of Legislature fol
$4,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

1.-THE REASON FoR Ir.-General Banning
was in town yesterday. He observed to us,
ina friendly way. that, as far as heard from,
he mad not been returned to the Legisla-
ture.l We believed him. Remarking on
the cause Of his defeat, he said he failed of
an election because he didn't get votes
epough. . We believed him again. He has
the satisfaction of knowing that he has
paaity company. Fl Lots Of Radicals in that
fx,i General. .s, Is gsi e. .,t,.f - -. Il
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Read-Destroyed by Fire

Jeremiah Smith, of Dover. was appoint
ed to fill the vacancy on the bench of the
Supreme Judicial Court. ~Af IL =
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Brown MrsJaneS Brown Henry
Capentt Chss L Coulter ChasJ(2)Colton Chas
CaprOnp F p Co ssinMiss Liz-,,oIIins James S
es@sG 52saR asl. Ss9 s assa
t%Dbe Mis-, GsTf Ms GhGG, phahss MARY
MsryB Crouch Mrs Ra- Grewsham Titus
Cane Vincent chel Curry w A
Dulen N. Dice M5sAnp :, Doulers Miss Al
Davis Geo. Douglas Mrs Geo Deahl Henry
Poyle oyhs lanes lame Ps'ye Jsmes ponly lohR no,
Davis Thos Davis VIM
Shrnan B F Evans Mrs Fran Evans Isaac D
Elliott Miss Jen- els Ellis Richard
nie
Ford Mrs A E Frumert FL Farmer N
Fisher Matthew Fox Miss A M Fru'and Miss NJ
Fleuring Thos Flowers Wyatt Fulton W b
81 .s'p n. hit- @ :. 'l57. is, -I-
Garner Miss Ann tsriswold Il Gabriel Mrs Eliz-
ngf Edward GsT uBsrt fsf M4s essS Lewis
Giliron Mrs Mary tie George Mrs Mary
Coward W ryJ Goble Thos Nj
aeftler Kate Hubbard Kate Hess Chas
aollinsbead Miss II agland Mrs E Holly Ellen
Hall John Hubbard G Hartman John
Horst NJ Hutchinson NJ Hopkins Margri
Hooler N Hywarden Nancy Hunt E
.losmese RS Hunk R. Haker Ssllie
Helle VIM + Hester VIM Hamilton WIN
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Jackson Alex Johns J jackson ,Rebecca
Jones Stephen Jones Nathan Jones John
X
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krumme John A knight Nancy killin Neal
Kenyon ST Keen VIM
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Mock Amy. Martin Jack Menn Jennie --
Maria Mrs Mart Morrow StephenMsIton, Sarah
Miller MGiea' Harfiets arr Miller Mary L ''
j Mcdonald Alice McEwen Danl G, McCubbin Geo D
MS1S MsSm NsGaoagh hHssGs sass
Mcdonald VIM Mcdonald Mrs VIM
Wills SisfsS qRas Nilsson SsI;sR 7eT:' Nelson John
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Peters Alvin l. Parker Jennie Peterson Jos
Snfhsn Parker Ne2 PsdEst WIN
Patterson VIM
Robertson Miss Remv Miss Rickly Chas
Kutter Miss Clara Roberts Chas Robinson Frank
Rees Jacob = Ritzmah John Riley Miss M w
Richards Miss W Ruddy Pat Richardson Col
Reeme Miss 5 X Russell VIM r ID
Smothers Alex Schofield A F Strong DR.
Slade Carel Segn David ID Shelton ID W
. Smeltzer Geo B Sherman Geo yShOles Hiram 2
Siger ii Straper MrsJP Seeley H +
! spencer Janson L Stockton Jno q Sharp John
Z Shulp Mis- l. Sumers Miss L SpencerMssMA A
I sullivan Mrs M Scurry Nancy Spangler Mrs K
/ SlObaugh Saml Simpson Sallie Sanders MissS B
Sartien ThOs Stofer VIM Scurry Wash
! Sesler Smith Miss Smith VIM
4 Smith Z B Smith RI ~ ~ p - .
| Thomas Miss Ann Tompson Taylor Mrs F
4 Thomas L -,l Thurston Mrs N Thompson II
! Taylor Robt Thompson Tbos Tornpon Wm
' .- fs w a. ..-
Z While Lizzie Wbipen Frank Weaver G W
\ Walling Mrs j Weads James Widman John
Wakefield Mrs NJ y elb Mrs Mary EWintrod Mrs N
y Welton VIM Williams Edwd
| Woodward Saml W iIlaIus A R Williams Frank
Williams Tilford alters Mrs I White George
MlSCELLANEOUS.
Agent HHraiR Re Express AppesssteS D& Co.
| Keller & Snyder Hazelton q johnson
| Miller H w Co Pemberton y x Co
Pntnsm " h. co Snyder 4 Bro
Shaffen James & Cald- Sumner W Co
/ well +
| JULIUS J. WOOD, p. NJ.
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aCincinnati Money Market-Oct I8.
4 MuNEYF Demand for money good. at s9ls Per
lEXeHANGEL LSteaay at par.
q tGOLD7l431k uying.ssffTfaJ .d21HBE;Esss
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New York Market-Oct. 1e q

New York Market-Oet. 16 ..7si sNa
EgOTToN1LFirmer.s at 1880 for Iniddl5ng uplands.
ve st % @ sas sss
western $40 sO9H TO- extra western SO sos.l4 Is;
acsEye # 81 75S 5 sS, Rye aoar 81 Soss s.. o. %'f
os@@ HEAT HEAT 3pened firm and closed sdu fam and
spring; se as@e 80 for No do; 8 s592 40 for No;
Iae ss IS for white Tennessee; and - 80 for white
3 as Ss fSg cave
q b4kSY ( f. SsiiffR II for c-naaa West
vnnse nearly lost safes AZ 81 4sa1 IS for IVES western
II, xed in store and afoat; closing at 81 439l A
0ATS-very active and 1926 bet er; sales at a
0;tsfEFoTs1s ;GofEFE ns, safes Caroline at
SSUGAE-;4QqieI; Az Cuba l11zSlac.asifzs.. aas -.
PETROLEUM fMI,DuiI, at l5c for crude and s4kS
:: OoL-With3ut decided change; sales at5as,
LEATHERSSoe quiet, at 2sasoo for aBuenos
P0RK.:Heavy and lower. at sci sOa2a s5 for
BkEF Z sas5 a5lsss Western at @
Sttffosfs ;sfs q s''s 2ss Ss'i
:, ,tARD.HeSayy and dgo9ping; sales at laHsl4c
+ rCHEE>E-Steady, at II l65. ,ifud -HsGFH
.gosLATEsT-5lP. NJ; o1Z9N 1gedE
FLOUR-Pull 4 and lpc lower for mediam and
.WHEATN6uIt and laac lower; No. 3 Sc aapi
"a; No. 50 2s@2 80; No 81 35. .oiao II 5IIis
81 Fs a si Hfs5sss for vest.
CoRN1,DuIl. at 81 4aSl f a for, good to prime
PORK~More steady;isalss mess st se9 o5@e9 25D
cash gegulsr slesing at s2a 9S ash So Is, regular
/ CUT MEATS-Dull and nominal. ~ %" "A
BACON-Quiet and steady lif9YGO} = - tii',aB
vAARD-p9lt, at l4al42se for fair to prime steam
Cincinnati Market-Oct.Ie.
.,P., ,FPL,soU!xR-UnGhapsedj Y extra sllall aS family
WHEAT-Unchanged and quiet st ss'6oas s5 for
N9 Gi,S sna NJ 10; Nh reg sa5 T5aGf AIof "aEE
0AES-Dallat CSC for No.1i .. On iii Il. -='J
ksR kkYRKNtRTyll tT st a. T. 43stA5. az. - soisp 9aT
COTTON-Firmor; middlipg 1a1sal9. . -
.reoBAeCoEFirm and quiet; sales at l2rs5c, for
WHIsKY-Upchansed; bonded inactiye 9 and held, I
POkk-Dull and nominal at 22c build shouiders;
TSR RIfoiss IA i'afeS1 s'ntopGI -sTH gdi 0t]
BUTTEK-Uncbarged and quiet: fresh ssa4e.' iiii ;"
SGGE SSGGGGEESE.Epuill e. at IA -e.,7-s 9iiai saT
OfI.ELinseed dull at 81 14slI5. # a11 s-ub2rd
sEEDS-Cloyer dull and timothy 80 40; fax se s5
PoTATOESas % 75as 90 per barrel ''i ieth
New York Dry Goods Market-Oct. I6. d
The market depressed ard ats decline. There is
Flannels redu uced from 81 tol9e; Eacona from 81 TO
20c. Attention brow n 29c, hleached do 3lcs. do u
a1 9sr 1e s asgO% down y doe ana
Hadey do l23sc. ySprague's' deafnes reduced 70
l97sc: other STAPLE go.ds without essential change
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PREDICTIONS ABoUr THE WIsTER.-W We
see it generally stated that European me-
teorologfsts are predicting an early and
hard winter this year, tor the reason that
the birds Of passage have begun their mi
grations sonthward at least month ear
lier- than usual. Storks, wild ducks and
other birds are reported to be passing
southward over France and Belgium in
large numbers. Similar signs of severe
winter have, from time to time, been noted
in our soWn country, and we are inclined
to attach more importanee to them than
weather prophesies usually deserve.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

HOME AsAIN.-M Mr. Seavey, formerly
principal ,of the State, Street School, was
81, IN the cityayesterday paying his old and
a,,,,u many si friends visit The children at the
school were inextacies at his appealrra pear nee
there. for heiis greatly beloved by them!
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining Uncalled fer at the Columbus Post
saite.,ai office, Oct. 16, 1867. : %
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iis, 4. FIXED IEsrERnAY~The certificate OF
Incorporation Of Tyler, Brothers & Co, or
g JgSaanized for the purpose of manufacturing
hoes, grubbing and sprouting hoes, mat
tocks, picks, &C., was filed Ia the Secretary
of State,sefiee yesterday Principal office
in Ironton. Capital -, 400, In shares Of $50
-each.-Joseph Tyler, D. w. Nogiesang,
Richard Tyler, Robert Lye. Samuel Tyler
and James Keyes are the corporators.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

u DEBATING CLuB0No. 1, Young Mems
Christian Association, hold their first
injecting this evening at ihalf-past seven
;o'cleek. The question isShould prevailing
fashions be abolished" is an interesting
one, A full attendance is invited. The in
teresting evenings given to US by this club
last winter, leads US to believe that its
weekly debates viii be vastly popular this
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Cincinnati NlarkeI-Oct. Ie.
New ,,5' york ,1. Dry Dry Good. MarkeLoot.s,e.

We" hork Dry 1oous WaTKet-Uct.2 IS. :
The market depressed ard ata decline. There is
little orr doing in Noumkesg. Brown Canton
Flannes reduced from 81 tol9e; Esconia from 81 TO
20c Attention N brow 29c:, bleaehed do 3lcs do u
do 27c Glasgow ginghams down TO l5c, and Lancss-
ter TO Ice; Hampden recovered and now brings 1870:
Hadley do l21sc. JSprague's delafnes reduced to
1875: other stable gods without essential change
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LOCAL MEMS

MrrEsRoLoeIcAL TABLE, prepared and
" sorfested by WI. Savage, JsNeler, SO
south High street. y.1-ssss *
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Z New York money. market-Oct. 18y
M0NEY.HActive st 7-per cent: for call loans
3. .EACHANGEAHeavy, at lo9 9l091< for first class
GULD-Lower; opening at 1431; closing at lz33<.
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-sl.-uf'1 zlies, --HHy .ffH1's sTTf .-.t -' q
Ford Mrs A f Frumert FL Farmer
Fisher Matthew Fox Miss A M Fruland Miss NJ
Fleuring Thos Flowers Wyatt Fulton W b
Garner Miss Ann Griswold sI Gabriel Mrs Eliz-
iuine Edward Graver Frank beth 2. "a
Grny Guibart Mrs Hat Gerbode Lewis
Giliron Mrs Mary tie T George Mrs Mary
ireen Merritt Green Miss Ma if- 80
Coward W + ry Goble Thos NJ
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Te4WHoLssxLE IBU YERs OF NoTIoSs.-
We commend careful perusal of the ad :,
vertisement Of Harris Tia & Sigler, wholesale
dealers in Yankee Notions and Fancy
Goods, NOS 1o7 and 109 East Town street.
This firm are the only dir rect importers OF
foreign fancy goods In Central Ohio, and
are consequently enabled to supply their
patrons at less rates than can be obtained
elsewhere In the West. Harris g Sigler
are staunch business men, alive to the in
terestsaof Etheir customers, and do not
overiocK the 'sligh ghtest oppo ortunity to bene-
fit their rapidly increasing trade. Hence
all manner Of goods I'M their line are Sc
cured at low figures, and, , sold at corre-
spending rates. Dealers at "a distance
would do well TO- call and examine stock
and, price list before making their fall
purchases.os pgiisl sssa s4sd3o iofaN '-as7l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

ADDITIONAL REPokTs OF Births AND
DEATHs9-The carelesshess and slowness of
thosefpn whom the law makesitincumbent
to report the number. Of births and deaths
in this county, compels us to amend our
report we lind now that the number of
deaths foots up, to 16f, and the births to
2f4. The reports. show some very funny
things. One unmarried man is reported
by4name as the father of two children, one
born on the 18th and one on the 10th July.
About dozen unmarried women are re-
ported as being mothers. ,.',tii - n 4 b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

b. Rugglea, VIM. Fulson, U. S. A, J. P.
Strong. u. S.A- Gen. C. G. Sawtelle, Col.
W.Scott Stewart, Col. J. s. Crosby, Col.
Geo. A. Forsyth, Maj. Jack Rutherford,
Col. e. F. Rodenbaugh. Maj. Frank Morst,
aid II. j. sLcdyon, us! a., of the military
celebrities, and E. M. Stauton,' H. j. jew
eth, Geo. B. Sentef and Robt Schenck, were
at the Neil House last night -,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-04

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is publsheda AT ar ,ne
same place every Thursday morning at sz'ooa 'e"''
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADYERTIsISG.-Ohe nun M.
leu IN OF column, constitutes ''squaiee; ,,.. 800
s .50 per square daily first week 90 no cen.s per
ing every other day after first week, so cents.
at square three insertions S,ts or less 70 cents one
Inier Ge1d oi "A AMUsEMENTs,'' 50 90 per square
ner week; three insertions or lass, S1.50.
sg,IAL NOTICES, LBS per square Tor the first in
serf0n and 20 cents pei square for each subsequent
Insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
of the State for Sl0O per square for first insertion
ihd % cents per square Tor each subsequent inser-
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-04
DAILY PRESS.
POR1LAND

Saturday Morning, May 4, 1867.