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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

RAILROAD AccIDENT-MAN KILLED.-A
freight train on the G. o. railroad, due here
at 8 o'clock "A. M. yesterday, ran off the
track just this side of GAINESVILLE, killing
James Cobcutt, brakeman on the road,
whose residence was in this city, almost in
stantly. His body arrived here at O'Clock
last eYenino.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

COULDN'T POSSIBLY The thing that
crawls in the head of the Journal hopes
pacious as we are in stomach, bursting, on
our part, might give to the world another
Comfy That is calamity to be averted.
One devil and one Comfy is sufficient pun
ishment for this worlds wickedness. We
won't burst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
q CiIcinnati' money mafketA0st.s .. Z
GOLDHI45R butfng.
NeWe YORK Stock Market-oct. =,

apd iightness in moEey. The closis prices are
SeAton s1 4sh: Cumberland 29S29H; Wells Express
90; American ExpfessJ 57h<;c Adauss e xpress, 63.
Uniiea tates Expre g sax sMerchaHts' Union Ex-
PTs.s ~; 9g1eksysr 2s @2ei Nsrposa sa9l Pa
enc. atIl4ok g l40spe At'antie Mail ft2LaIis.
Western Union Telegraph 82As: New York &c, trsi
iiGsg i 19s ios I Eric 9 s4 Hudson l2s Read
st Paul 4s%: preferres 65sl: Michigan Centrsi ics
Ss SiOs; MchIsan Soutbetn sI9si&; Illinois central
leland 10iH 91OlX: Northwestern l2i gig: pre-
ferred 6s3SSs65s; Fort W avne fOo9i00X; Missouri
skies I0412;i Tenrfossee new 63Z.t, - =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
Military Parade.

PROVIDENCE, October 3.--The ancient and honor
able arti lsry company of Boston, Major General
Banks copfnsndipg, and the sNewbpryport Veteran
artillery ssociaton visited here to-day. They had
parade in Narragansett Park aud were given a
banquet in the eFenirg- They vii, be Entertained
at a clam bake downthe bsy To- morrow.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
..Fram HonoIuIu.

San FRANCISCO. Oct. 2.-Dates. from Honoluis
state that the reciprocity treaty bill passed the Hon
olulu Legislature on the I'd of September by a vote
of 81 TO 5. The bill was Immediately sigaed by his
Majesty thsKing. ] LII
Sandwich Islands for annexation to the United
States vas strong that the King was Obliged to
ratfy the reciprocity treaty to ailayt excitement
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
A Personal Encoupter.

|. MONTREAL, October2.-A personal eucou 1ter took
place today betfesnf two noted politicikus Nj 4
Devlih abused Mr.. McGee and spit in his face
whereupon McGee caned him. The affair was
caused by threats made by McGee to disclose dan .
sgng facts in the professional of his antago-
mist.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

EMMETT GUARDS, There will
be special meeting of the Emmett Guards
this evening at ~ O'Clock, at Naughton
Hall.i7 A full attendance is desired as bus
mess of Importance will be brought for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

q To Lovers OF COOP OYsTERs.-Peters
& Bre., 63 North High street, have made
arrangements by which they will receive
daily supply OF Fresh Oysters of the best
brands, and ask of Oyster lovers a share Of
their patIo tj . oc4-da
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

STILL FoRMINa.@The White Boys in
Blue of Richland have formed themselves,
into brigade, with their headquarters at
Mansfield. They obtained l60 recruits at
the first meeting. BulIyl ,a,- s-.rs.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

DAKE's superior Boston, Butter, Cream
Sweet, Wine and Patent Grated Crackers
made in Chicago, are for sale, at Peters 6
Bro.s. Persons using these Crackers once
will not buy any others. Try them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

TRANSFERRED y iYEsrsRDAY!-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate were left at the
Recorders offica yesterday :qza ~ a rz.
Norris Jarrett and wife TO Reuben M.
Calder, lot No. 3 in M. Westervelt's addi-
tionsto'the town of westerville, for $3.50.
Jacob Casty and wife to Mitchell Allen,
August 22d, the undivided half of 106 rods
aud ~ links of land in Madison township,
for S3sO00.s g5sifiiaH o1sos ,sa al ~ e ~
George jackson and wife to Edward and
VIM. Sehriuer, October ad, ~ acres OF land
in jackson. township, for $l.325 20. O.,as IN
Richard BselsfSrfos and vile to James
Ohlan. September 9th, lot No. 4 IT Henry
Browns bdivision of fnlots Nos. 1e6,
167 and 16s in the city of Columbus, for
S3.750.J Jostsxz sic Fssss0i'F. -T@A = s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
Cotton.

WASHINGTON. October s-Returns received
from Alabama. Georgia. Mississippi and Florida,
show that SIS bales of cotton comprises the est
mated yield for 1857 against 2s5s ass in the same
States last year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

That will be fought on Tuesday, the sth.
Be at your post, and see that
Up and at them, guards. By order of the
oct4- ct COMMANDER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

DEcREAs1so.-TheAl Alength of these early
autuha6ai days, or at least the daylight
portion of the hours-is rperceptibIy di-
minishing. Other, sad reminders Of the
waning year In silvered leaflets and SOM
bre shadows are also making themselves
eeen and observed;' and happy, II not to be
envied, are those fortunate ones who can
look lovingly back upon the. past seasons
Of spring and summer, with complacency
and contentment and greet the future
with uudiminished hopes. ---e- 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

TAKE CARE OF THE BoYs.-The great
want Of many of our trades, just no W
seems to be really good workmen, who are
reliable men, fit to take full charge of their
business. This is the natural result of the
loosfness with which mechanics have been
made during the last few years. Little or
20 attention has been given to making of
apprentices thorough workmen, or moral
men. hence we find general deterioration
in the mechanical standing efJ our work.
men, and an equally lamentable demorali-
"a ion of the social status of our young
men; thus all can be traced, to the total
neglect of the interests and wants of the
boys. IT. while learning trade the ap-
prentice was properly cared for as a pros
pectiye mechanic and citizen, by those hav-
ing charge of his destiny, a different con-
dition OF affairs would exist. 1t seems as
II in this, as in other m itters, the idea OF
every man for himself and total neglect
of every one else, is the ruling passion, and
no doubt such will continue until some
legislation is attained which will
punish neglect as crime against society
by proper penalty, then we may hope for
q change, and not till then. ''' "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
.eaai1GAdfahceli inIGoid

The advance in gold to-day is attributed to the
decline O. American securities in London. as re-
ported toprfvate parties and immineace of trouble
in Europe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

- VALUATION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, &c.
-Weipublish below an abstraetot the per
sonal property, moneys and credits, in
Franklin county, Ohio, as returned by the
assessors and equalized by the County
Board for the year, 1857: - ~, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
COMMERCIAL maTTERS.

New York Money Market=0ct 3.
G JLt,5Dscidedly hrrner; opening al s447E eiosl
GOVERNMENT. .STOCKS-K@ kc lower. Com,
pops q do .e2 l,21, do 6t 1854; do IS l1sxi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
Brutally Beaten,

Thomas Mcguire. one of the proprietors of the
japanese troupe of Jugglers. was brutaly beaten
last night by two men, who tried to rob him of o. OOo
but failed. One was arrested.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
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Held fnH Trial.

q BUFFALO, Oct. -Mr.P NJ. Doyle. of New York,
whose wife died here recently, has been held fot
trial. It appearing that her death was caused by
convulsions caused by abortion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
New York Dry Goods market-oct. !.

The break in prices of certain STYLES of cotton
fabrics has stimulate the demand for these goods
to some extent but on the whole it h s lot helped
trade much, as buyers have list nfdeBce IN the 4,
maintenance Of prices and hold off, au tic pating
in cotton.
4 We quote Atlantic a brown sheetings lskc;. Pa
cifci Ai6c; Atlantic heavy shirtings I21kc; do N
1eHs j5Prints ef some MAKES reduced to d ga
sonabe low rates, such as lAmosks which now
sell at one York shilling. On the whole the market
is dull and very unsettled. ,tos,. ..---o,,--- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
The Right Man in the Rirbt Place

The Right Man i'm the Right Place.
Boston, Oct. Frank E. Babcock of Cincin
natl. who attempted to murder q woman and then
commit suicide. turns out to be q robbef of SO 600
from the Merchants Union Express in Cincinnati.
When the Massachusetts, authorities get through
with him, he will be taken 10 Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
AMrlozp1ous soarroHsn.-wendiDeo ou J

! :
AMELoDIous ScREEoHRR.-Wendingo our
way to our palatial residence at late hour
last night, our footsteps were arrested by
the sound of musical voice which struck
upon the tympanum of our ear like the
strains Of an Eolian harp at twilight. Our
soul was stirred by the bewitching sound
and In breathless extacy we stood rooted
to the spot. The individual who was thus
delighting our soul with tremulous emo
tions, excited by the vibrations OF his mag
icai voice upon the inner tympanum, was
apparently of q jovial character, and q
member Of the @National Guard" as the
characterof his bold and independent song
plainly indicated. The song was not a
patriotic one. With his back braced against
lamp post the yocalistic youth was war
bling: -
o. Sal was fair. her eyes were blue,
Before her glance knocked under.
She knowed loved her fond and true.
Yet softly murmured. go to thunder" .
So sot me down in thought profound,
This maxim wise chew.
lisa darn sight es sier to love gal,
Than to make gal loye.you.
Having reached his climax he hiccough-
ed: "If a gal don't wanter love feiier,
yer can't make her do it, by gosh !" We
gazeds upon the youth, and, sighed and
sighed like asanmer zephyr, as we heard
the moan of this heart broken '.Nationaln'
Guardist. To avoid mistakes we can as
sure our readers that the young man was
not gknash. i.tf..tr s..4 .e4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thursday, Oct. A, 1857.

- l. l't5EA Thursday, Oct.4, 1867.
eooDALE HOUSE. 'brz,s
Charles Payne. New York: Charles n Burnes, Co
lumbus; ] NJ Blackburn Cleveland; Miss Morrison,
Newark. Ohin; David Blaine Chillicothe, Ohio;
4 Benpper, ne steuoe%ny!ilie. Qbi9 N N gqrker. De-
Pennsylvania; A G Burnett. Springfeld Ohio; Mrs
3 3 Htnson. do; Chapman, NV. TX: Co.:
london, Ohio D Schmich. Cincinnsti' Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
New YORK Ca ttIe nfarket-oct. 2.

Receipts large; sales of 800; quality low; prices
&c below Mondsy; choirest l66c, dowd to Sa9c. -
Lambs 7EaAM 81 - sl32'sti7-' -1i'
H0GS-kasler; prime 716a7a<c; common sas1sc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
LATEST-5 p.
.. -. LAiEsT-o p. M. = Z,
FL0UR-Closed quiet and very firm. partieuIar-

FLoQR-Closed quiet and very firm, particular
,,WHEAT.Quiet and fir n: sales at g a@2 81 for
7 No; 2sand 81 for No. 1spring to arrive.
10 Firm at 7s 1876 for Chi and Ohicaao. -.
C0RN-Dull and heavy; es at 81 s29l 32E for
good 70 prime mixed western 80 : : =. -. ~.
PURk-Dul, with sellers of mess at sa3 sf az ,
aud rsgnlar, and bus ers at $23 70. :" =
BEEP-Nominal. %! f' ,
CUT MEATT-Quiet and heavy
aS4N bAaSS44NGoModeratey active and unchanged. 55sss
steam; AK 9l4zIc Tor kettle fe,,dersd. = --'--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

A RADICAL SoNG,-As some of our Rad
fcalSfriends are singists, we commend to
them the following. To the serenadist we
spoke Of yesterday, We would most es-
peciafiy recommend It. It contains the
''''F1 rs; T sss ! ;s'. sIssss s.'sa fF
Tho thy chains have fallen from thee,
HRThys home ID stll here = rftl - p @'''r
/ know not. L ask not ,[5..,.. ss -.
~ How much you can tote. - - s' = .
49, know that Iiors you y 80 - s-euiI'
Because you can vote.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
:, New YorksrN1arlk.,et,--Oct.l N1l .,s,- ct. 3.

EoTT0NIHeavy and NC lower; sales 1t q Kc for .
tLOUR-Active at Is 125c better; sales at ss rs
@pPStor supe zine sStAte aud western; frsss
extra estern: $40 5e9 60 for round hoop Ohio;
81 soe Is 90 for St Louis. California firm 81 Sll so
Quiet and steady.ssrzT ssia3S.:I 1 Z
MhEAILA Acsive, excited and 49Se better sales !.
a. - - ICY Tor o. spring - ?lfor No. spring.
20 atslveSz ~ do spot; - AZ for Nos u and
Pashg mixed; q 40 for No. spriIg. to arrive: IS
for white nies g4n q s5for amber Tennessee; Ss
B. st.Is ST sales western =. slsss
BAEhE EY-ePaiet II -Asf:I s7qr1 z1iGta g.l
MALT-Dun. - "A es,iI -e1sI1yd hF1 ,i-h
,G0RN-Opened very firm and closed dun and de- =
epinS; saies a. stzssl 80 for mixed western in
oe65is 65TsApfys a aadi fasXo' ''
~ QQFFEE-Firm Il - sS-f1g 3 asis rs
oSGGAR-yeryfsrn:s sales at IL 119l2Hc for Cuba;
M0LASSE Dali -
r. bEgR0LkgM-DuH: sales at Izs<c for Scrudes 81
and 33c fur ref.ed bonded - y - - > r
HoPS-Q Quiet and unchanged A4a"s'- 9fhs- eei@'t
fOHh-Hsavy and dr)up ng sales at ea3 F5S9 :,
o. Tor mess closing at $2s ~ cash; 80 5y2l 90
G BEEF HAMS-Nominai.~
= BACON-Steaoy City ice cured Ion clear l5Sc;
90 snort Gear i4kes Cumberahd cut. for December
,ss CIT MEATSs9uiss at la slso fos shoulds
IAKD-Heavy at IA tl9l45!s; sale of a small lot
BUTTER -Therei is good deaand, at lsea7o for
UaEEsE- -steady.. o-'it = ;, ~. 3 p, p
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y --fa -lltl gfg1T7 E&- - ttLl J
y DIR. CUTLER 81 CO.

HnFEICE IN ROOM NO.I. BUCKRYE
~ Block Cen nance on Broad street) Columbus
Ohio Cure all private .diseases5 Recent case
cured in 4S h,urs. b onic cases of long standing
cured in two weeks. Particular attention give1
sto all diseases peculiar 10 Females Persons at a
distance give all symp,oms, and medicines can he
se2tby Express secure I. .em loos ervation. 1gof[
"a sep25- dim y . - = d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

CINoINNATI, October 3.-The carpenter shop of
Crar e. Breed Co., aud c6fin manufactory corner
of sh and Harriet streets. destroyed by FIRE last
night Loss $1,000; insured for "a suO - O'-'i'f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

THE GRAND AND PETIT rJuRIEs.-Through
the attention of Thomas S. Shepard, Esq.
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of
Franklin county, we are enabled to give q
list Of the Graad and Petit Jurors for the
tsrm of. Court commencing November
Ilth,s 1857: f-re 4 50 @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
WHITE BOYS IN BLUE.

HEADQUARTERS WHITE BOYS IN BLUE,l
COLUMBUS, Oct. 4th, 1867.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 3.
You are hereby ordered to meet at youl
headquarters Thurman HalD on
Saturday Evening at q O'clock.
Let every soldier who is opposed to
NEGRO SUFFRAGE
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
FROM NEW YORK.

To be Appointed Private Secretary.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Edward Cooper, defeated
for Congress in Tennessee. is to be appointed as
the Presidents Private Secretary. the position he
formerly held. 4 iii; l4..
The Resignation OF Chandler.
Good authority states that the resignation of As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury W E. Chandler
has been accepted. and Mr.. G. 4. Creecey will sue
ceed him. -fI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
sEOGAE NEWS.


sssassr=RuBERr HUTgHEs0Nr e 81
ssss-wfBhiAM L. ROSS.
- CE -A-OkL. FzMANNs - 50
SAsrtf-GEORGE H.EARHART.
rAsdttor-S SAMUEL.E K. KILE.l = ..,,.l- = f.ss q
7fsssrrerTA,s c.. HEADLEY.Rd IIbEf
RrsersrrrNATHAEsC COLE. IRA a19EJ2 sc
con.ssxssisnpr- pr-NILLIAM GuLICk.s sFrnY
Cs~sSssA fkS GAVER.. -
insrmarvbi i%sstsrL2 L2JAtpB GRAD
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aGRANp yURY.

Vincent Hutson. Trurotownship. ~ ~ 5
A. w, Shearers Prairie township. .ec
Robert Rnsk. Montgomery township
Louis Hester, -Sr, Montgomery township.
A. c. Headiey, Montgomery township.
Christians Siebert, Montgomery township.
William Naghteu, Montgomery township.
John Knop, Montgomery township.
George Simpson. Montgomery township.
Daniel Stump. Montgomery township.
joseph Berkey, Hamilton township. 4
d. Quinn, Blendbn township.
William sharp. Blendon township.
Henry Clark, Pleasant toupship.Y . i-Es
John Shfangef, Pleasant township.
PETIT JURY. -.
Jamks Ryan, Montgomery township. BIZ
RaakiR WalkuP. Montgomery township
Walter N. Clancy. Montgomery township
Jesse Alkire, Fran Kiln tnwDship.. ss,,E
@. HaleHalt, Sr.. Biendon nt0~nship.
NIL. Kingery, Clinton township. sa
Edward Wright Perry township.
Samu / Brown, jackson township.
John Stimmel Hamilton township.
Shuah Mann, Jefferson township. q
WIG: SeriInger. Norwich township. D
James Paxton, Norwich township.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

"THE True BoYs IN BLUE:''-The White
Boys in Blue being the worst set of men
Gods sun ever shown on for serving in the
armies ofthe Union, and going to the front
where the rebel she'll and shot seemed to
people the air with demons, the Journal of
this city, and the Courier, of GAINESVILLE,
would not permit them the rights of Chris
tian burial. They were soldiers, fought
for the Union, brought home honorable
scars, and are for that debased, degraded,
damned, because they will not stake any
negro in their'n." But there 6 an organi-
zation they love. an army of heroes, SOL
diers of whom the Radical press can say.
as they say of the darkey, but for these
the Union would never have been saved.
the Confederscy would have succeeded "
soldiers whom Gov. Brough declared to be
. the cream of ohio's young men," We
allude to- the One Hundred Day fellows.
These, says the Zanesrille Courier, are the
~True Boys in Blue;" these. says Gov.
Brough, are "the cream; these, says the
Journas, are the Unions sayiors. Maybe
its true, boys, maybe its true. - q 49,
- "WHTTE Boys IN BLUE."-At meeting
of the White Boys in Blue, held Tuesday
evening at'their headquarters in Zanes-
vile, and after transacting the usual busi-
ness, ,sthe folk owing resolutions were read
and adopted unanimously:
Resolued, That the thanks of this Brigade
are due, and are hereby rendered, to the
Democracy of Morgan, county; for their.
Kind reception on our visit to the Demo-
cratic mass meeting at McConnelsville, on
the 26th. 49,. .&'a ~ .'.' -
d Resolved, That we tender our thanks to
the ladies of Bristol township, Morgan
county, for the beautiful banner they pre-
scented to US. -.ii 5iy,E esr..I
r .Res2lued, That for the kindness and cour-
tesy of Captain Ed. Martin, and crew of
steamer j. III. B st. our thanks are due, and
we hereby tender them. tt&
Resotued. That to the Brigade of White
Boys in Blue, of FrapElin, we tender. our
thanks for their cordial reception to. the
gun squad of our Brigade, that attended
the mass meeting at Columbus on the Both
Resolued, That the g Merchants Is good
place 10 yet rations, and that ''mine host''
Thatcher is good Commissary.
Resolred That .Spivins" is brick.
gResolUed, That the Chairman of the
Grand Guard of this Brigade furnish copy
of these resolutions to the parties. named.
and also to the COLUMBUS STATESMAN.
Morgan County Conservative and Zanesuille
,SiO1ldL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
IsEAL.l day of Septem ber, A. y. 1867 -.
- .E'fd1 WILLIAM DOMIGAN
Sheriff of Franklin County, Ohio.
sepl7-d&Wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

The EAMENpMESr.-W We publish the fol-
lowing extract from circular issued by
the Secretary of State, and sent to the
Clerk iofoohr Court. 4 It contains valuable
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
Gen. Sheridan.

OOAAs 9SA CNAhdH. -t.s VI
10 NEW YORK, Oct g.. About three hundred ladies
were presented to Gen. Sheridan to day. Atthe close
Of the reception the General lei for Newport.
The American Bible Union.
At the meetings of the American Bible Unior
held yesterday and to-day the old officers were re-
elected The receipts for the year were l27 ex-
penditures s54,7s3 Bibles received sos ls4; tracts
and quarterlies 1.7l6.es6 The discussions were
quite interesting.
+ The Patterson Races.
In the hurdle race General W illiams beat Black,
bird and Tarquin. Sweepstakes, two miles. Vir-
gil beat Norrissey half length. Time-3:4sX K
The Nursery stakes were won by Mr.. Reeds colt
beating Sanford's Puck three lengths. Time-52,<;
distance, one mile,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

KivALUABEE, ABLE.-The following ia
blemayAproEe Interesting TO our readers ;
1t iscertainly valuable: .1aqI .siIk- .liA
Wren it ID. y O'Clock in5sNew York,
City Hail e. ~ f,5r,7 ~ leniliaH .sasssi
ItHMlts Am. sassof it in Philadelphla,
State House. 9lf Gti5 ~ ~ tsl - . 2 2
ItlIwants IOm. 2ss. of 1t In Baltimore,
Washing ton Monument. 3xHalsfE Is sa.g5g sa /.
1t. wants 13m.n40s. of it in Richmond,
Virogffia fioJ - .A,s1e IA ols s'slssi g - :
1t wants 23m. 27s. Of it in Charleston,
S. CT Castle. Pinkey. -.sslsrs.ssss. ! s-.,i
Il Wants sem. 0zs Nof Tin Mobile. Bar
tons Academy. s,nSs\eEvaE vgsE
1t wants LII. 3m. sos. OF it in New Or
leans.
1t wants ,3h. l3m. 24s. of it in San Fran
cisco, Cal.3astalidi o. .ssir iats'-f i az -,
In Boston it Is 12m. as. past. +. 81 .-.a'o
In Trinity, Rayr Newfoundland, 1t is lh'
23ms 25s. past nnEs. is sasil12 sss14S1 has ios
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

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Q~EBEc. Oct 2.-Gensral Wyndham. command
er Of the forces in Canada, arrived per the Hiberz
nian. T2TE'f5y I'D 'fElEh5E kEAfN TFf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

Herman Weinhart. ma
tive OF Ssxcnys David Dunn, a native of Ire
lantiss soldier IN. COX llth Pennsylvania
Vslaateer5 Infantry, James Callahan, q
native of ireland, and soldier in Go. /
27th Regiment Michigan Volunteer Infant
ry,were naturalized yesterday. sa' "a ssva-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

q note fromgaowell-known citizen, expos
ing one of the Journals lies:
WINcHEsTER,. o., Oct, 2, 1867.
Ed. noticed an article In
yesterday q " oaznatiin relation to Mr. Nu-
ton Kester, which I pronounce a vile false
hood-one In keeping with the rest of its
falsehopds ia relation to the great outpour-
ing of The Democracy on the memorable
30th- Of September. AS for Mr.. Kester,s
marching with the White Boys In Blue,
there is not one word Of truth in it, for /
stoodioH the steps of the United States Ho-
tel when, the White Boys in Blue marched
by. AS for Mr.. Kester, shouting Good,
goodp' on hearing of Mr.. Lincoln's assas-
sination Is as false as the other. Mr.. Kes-
ter does not deny having been in the rebe
service; and since MS pardon has canduct'
ed himself as good citizen, which entities
him to the respect of all good citizens, and
by hisindustry, energy aud honesty he hal
been entrusted with the management of 3
large mercantile business at Black Eicl
Station, for Mr.. E. Cumpton. a.aas 15a
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