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YELLOW fever Il 1888 We give
place to the following with pleasures

NFNpHIs, october q 1857.
would ike to be Informed BY any
physician or. other relisble sntnority,
whether there have been suy cases OF
the present fever among those who had
the disease in 1855, and II So whether
any have died? Ihave o. yet bound none
such in my own practice, and u msy be
a useful and interesting point ia the Ills
tory Of the present. epidemic.
". 7. FRWIN, n. u.
H" President Board Of Heahh.
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Bargains! Bargains in dry goods
this week, at ElsOn's. See advertisement
oc2T-St
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REMovED.-Tt viii afford the numerous
friends (n this city,, Of Mr.. James BIZ
son, to know that he has recov-
cred entirely from his late sever attack
| OF yellow feveri ia New OrlesDs, and may
be found. as heretofore, At the office Of J.
| G. Forbes & Co, in hat city. While We
commend his courage in facing the
| scourze. WI congratulate him on passing
safely through the fiery OTdesl.
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o WHITE RIvE
Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

TNaE steamer JOHN S. MCCUNE II
i will leave Memphis EVERY -
THURSDAY At ; o'clock pm, commencing
September the 5ih, connecting ct DuValIs
Bluff every Saturday morning with Railroad
train to Little Rock, arriving at DesArc a. u
O'Clock m, Augusta at l0p.m., Granu Glaze sun
day morning. Jaek5onp Irt Sunday AZ II O'Clock
m. The M-Cune being very light dIat, vii be
able TO go through 10 JacksOnpOrt and ParO-
Quette Blum al al stages Of water.
". JAY Johnson,
ar0 LARRY HARMSTAD, Agents
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

Having a direct Influence to the parts, give inn
mediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma
Catarrh, COnsumptiye and Throat Dis
eases, Troches are used with always good
success
singer and Public Speakers use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BROws's BRONCHIAL Tao.
cHEs, and do not take any OF the Eorthles,
FBstqaoHs that may be offered. Soil EVERY,
WHERE. Oc3IsOd4m
Marriage and C~eIibaey.-An essay FOL
young men on the crime OF solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create impedtments
to marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent
sent In sealed envelopes nee OF charge. Address
DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
oc24 d&w3m
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FOR SALE.

DESIDENCE FOR, SALEfIIhe
N. Undersigned Offers for Sale the re ldence
6frls ate Dr. W. H. Raines. in the Town 81
Hernando. DeSoUO Coun ;, Miss. mere - or
the premises a large aud commodlouA Efaae
Buiding. with six rooms, out-houte- S.aDteA
Orchards. etc and situated near the Mlssls-
sipui ara Tennessee railroad depot FOR iur-
Es-naTfo Ms VA. RAiNES,
E.fg So Administration.
L. . r a l. F.
Twelve MOL Billiard Tables for ssle For
---+Fc,Tg- Fr1Dire Al ID. =. EVANS
cca1T, y Monroe street.
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THOS. T. SNEED,

-vvyrr continue the Grocery, Cotton and
M g1TwTgeitu Business al The old stand No
sls Main street. " here he will be pleased 70 zee
~ his Old friends and customer
SEES Ina - oLH
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A New and Complete Stock will be opened
and offered at Panic Prices
Remember, we offer these Goods for THIS
WEEK ONLY, as we are confident That The
same goods will be worth DOUBLE the Price
We are asking now in ten days.
All our stock is fresh and seasOnable. and
bought during the Panic in New York within
the last two weeks.
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Ladies, Children, Gems and Misses
Shoes, from panic auctions. at low prices
this week, at Elson's, 29T Main street.
oc27-2t
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Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
very low. Robson, Snsed & Co.
OQfII If
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A Cough. a Cold or a Sore Throat,
Requires immediate attention, aud should be
checked. naliowed to continue,
Irritation Of the Lungs, a Permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption,
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OUR Buyer in New York having bought
during the recent Break a large STOCK OF
Goods at PaniO Prices, we shall oher
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Great bargains in Dry Goods at NJ.
Kraus & Co, No. 21s Main street, corner
OF Adams. Receiving new goods daily.
1t will pay you well to call and see.
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TINE FOR WISTER.-A convention o.
maUagers ofthe various railroad lines be
tween the East, West and Southwest,
| will be held at Cleveland, Ohio, o-day-
for the purpose Of arranging a schedule
Of running time for the winter. Gen,
Boyd, General Ticket Agent ofthe Mem,
phis aud Louisville Railroad, will repre-
sent that line at the convention.
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nELbera CASH ADVANCES made on Cot
isn eoudrned 70 the above house BY ". X
Rm, Strange a Co. Memphis, aulS
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nleMRnLa oct

In the work now in course OF prepara-
ton by Messrs. Blelock & Co., will be
found an authentic scc0unt of the cam
paigns and operations in which l took
pbsrt during the wAr for the independence
81 The Confederate States. Believing it
40 be Dropar hat there should be a timely
and lasting record CT the deeds and ser
VICES OF those whom 4 have been so for
tunste as to command, / placed 9l the
facts and papers in my possession, or
available 20 me, in the hands of ACCOM-
plished writers, who have done their part
With close and conseientiOus research,
and heVe endeavored to make up 3 chrOn-
icle neither OVsr-wrOught nor OveI-cOl-
ored, as / can testify. For the greater
mart cf the statements OF the narrative /
am responsible, and all facts and incl
dents derived from other sources are
p%roperiv credited in the foot notes. II is
hoped that justice will be found done in
some degree to the courage, zeal, forth
tude and other soldieriy qualities OF the
men u FORESTS Cavalry" for that
has been the main purpose OF the work.
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5000 yards Plaid Dress Goods at thirty
Eve cents per yard, at NJ. Kraus & Co.,
No. 2lS Main street, corner OF Adams.
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Press Goods New Stock at Auction
Price-st Elson's, Monday, October 18th,
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FRENCH JOHN.-We are requested by
the PROPRIETOR Of this well known eating
/ house, 10 say that for the benefit of hi:
numerous pstrons the house will bereaE
ter be kept open day and night, wheD not
only The sunslauiais viii Oe furnished
on The shortest notice az the most liberal
prices, cali on French John.
PosTPONENENT.-By reference to our
advertising columns iJ VII be7seen thai
the fall races will not take place until the
second Monday 10 November, wheu one
Of the most spirited meeting ever held
ia the South will take plscs. Let all
lovers Ofthe turf take notice aud govern
themselves accordingly. 1t will surely
be u glad time.
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r \ A L E -

Z . r 3 A L E
A LIGHT dram stern-wheei boat ~
length LIS feet. breadth OF be}m -
feet, depth OF hold 3 feet, width OF door u feet
omen h0ld abHF Of boiler. Machinery consists
OF tive u ugneS nine and O~ne-4surth VA
inch bore and three ~ feet rOks; one ~ doc
tor engine; one o. i've 81 hued boilers, twenty
(2ol feet long, forty f40 inehesin diameter hui
was built BY MesEr- Brauprs x hlmhahr Of
Matropciig, al - The best material, and con-
pssfsd ID June last. she IS now receiving her
cabin and will be ready for cuisines by the Ath
OF October. WHldTsw not 70 exceed twelve o.
iaches Of water. Address,
REED & MANN,
OcI5 sd cairo Iron M@rHs-
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CAMPAIGNS OF LIEUT.. GEN. FORREST
AND OF FORESTS CAvALRT.-MessFs.
Bleloek & Co, the publishers, Announce
the forthcoming Of this work, an octave
volume Of SIX hundred and twenty-five
paees &c &c issued on the 18th Of next
mouth. 1t wni bs gotten up in superb
| style. with portraits, msps and diagrams,
bss been long expected, and will, OF
course, Uc eagerly sought for. The fol-
IosiBs letter from Gen. Forrest accom-
! psuies the announcement:
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Business Suits, Cheapest in the
city. Hobeson Sneed & Co. oe1l II
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ANNoUNCEmEHT.
LoST--FOUND

I . t
IN Saturday night Setter DOG, brown al
over except on the breast and end Of the TAI,
WbIch ig grey. Had on q black leather collar
Win largo IRON RUG A nbersl reward viii be
paid Tor the recovery OF the Dos. m
A. b. AULLER,
oc24 iws lsS vain street
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Trunks. Valises and Bags. Robe
son. saeed b 90, cell Il
Gents Merino Shirts and Drawers only
81 so at Elson's. oc27-2t
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TO N 7

TO
Two large and splendid Halls al no, ~ sec
opd street. IN Adams Block, suitaoleforH terafg
assorigtions. balls. private parties, clubs, lee
tureS. fairs. etc. Will be rented reasCnalty
INQUIRE Of N. Hi, Main street, webster docs
O'clock nm. -
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an wool Blankets, at EIsOnis, OC27-2

Rare Opportunity for this week only
Auction goods at panic prices, at Elson's
2eT Main street. Oc27-2t
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II you want to buy Dry Goods, it will
pay you well to examine the prices OF
corner Of Adams, before purchasing else
Whsrs,
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Read EIson's advertisement. Oc27.2t
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FOR RENT.
z o R r. L N T

a N H y n
store Houses Nos. SIS and SoI sheiSy suee'
Also, a large omce In the walker DOCK.
Apply 10 mus
oc,5 u TEX Main street, up stains.
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RIVER MATTERS.


The weather has turned clear and
warm and the advent Of frost has been
postponed indefinitely. The Ohio river
holds its own well. A swell Of anfnch
or two In that shallow stream is well
coined warmly, and the papers along the
river are trying their utmost 70 latter
the little rivulet into respectable proper
tons, but it wont do. The little cuss is
obstinate and no insinuatiOns about the
length. breadth and depth Of other
stream has any effect. We leave 1t,
Therefore, with dfteen inches at Pitts
burg. twenty-seven at Louisville, and
from twenty-four to twenty.six inches 70
the mouth. Recent arrivals from ABOVE
report seven TO nine feet at Hat Island,
and seven feet at Phillips but Point
Pleasant is now the stopping place. At
that delectable spot five feet Is found
with the stick. The Arkansas has about
thirty inches to Pine Bluff, and from
there Up no steamboat water to speak Of
White river is Becoming very tronole-
some to our regular packets and the
channel ct Little Island, at last report,
gives no sign Improvement.
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cLOsTNs OF Halls.

ToUommence saturday, october 18Th, 1867.
A. :. BIVERMORE. Cent supL.
U.P. OAKLEY, ten. Ticket Ag't. oolS
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See Elson's advertisement. OCT ct
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DOR RENT-

non r. EMIT
A centrally located business house on Front
Row Posssss,on given Immediately.
c,g-tf J. ". PAGE, JE
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New Orleans Express, Tally e;8o AN. op.m'
Freight, daily except Sun
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II . L Z - e
FOR A TERM OF
---- ~" g

q ILhN UE
FIVE YEARS
THAT most desirable and centrally locateu
The Furniture. OF every kind, now uhea ~
the Hotel win be sold with the Lease y ae,
KENNY POkIrkt
KIT williams Block
oeltf Corner Second and Madison 81.
TOR f. EN- T
LGroRrz aud OFFICES IN Bethell's New
RrTfiDg. or the corner OF MSln and SehLn
CONT sf-asfg Apply In the building 70 =. =.
BEThELL, or s. ?. WALKER. Jkr IN s1ol
~ . amH q lnE - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-23

, fEkeA4RlOuS CcEVICcA AOPlVA0ffOHVSf-F
FIRST PREsBYFEfI AN CHURoH-Corser OF Third
at IL o'clock A. NJ, and at 2. M. Sabbath School
at $3.50 A. M
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-lhird street
between State and Town. Rev. E. ID. Morris will
preach at II A. NJ, and at t. M. Sabbath School
at9:30 A. M. t1 -H
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MIssIoN-At Soldiers
Home. Rev. Mr. McSweely will preach at IL A NJ .
and at z 2. NJ. Sabbath School at o A. M.
ST. PATRICK's CHURoH-North Seventh street
1t. Reg. :: H. RosecsanS, pastor. Mass $780, 9 and
10 A. M: Vespers at 8.
EMANUEL's CHuRcH-Evangelical Association
(German), South Third street between South Pub
lie lane and ColleSe street. Rev, Lewis Naumanu
will preach at l0:So A. M. and7 P. M. Sabbath
UNIvERsALIsT CHURcH--Third street between
Town and Rich. Rev. Mr. Byers, pastor Z Ser.
vice Tomorrow at il A. NJ and 7P. M sabbath
School at 2:30 p. NJ
.WEsTM1NsTEe PREsBYTERIAN CHURcH-Cornel
preach at IL A. NJ. and at $50 z. NJ.
Town ST. M. E. CHURCH-Town street neal
High. Rev. g. A. Van Anda.w will preach at II al :
M. and P. M. Sabbath Schoolat "A. M LIT
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH-East Towr
and P. NJ. Sabbath School at -.
Y.MC. A. RooMS-Corner of High and Broad
Prayer meeting at ESQ A! M.
PRISON CHURcH--Ohi Penitentiary. Rev. A. G.
Byers will preach at IL A, M.
CHuRoH OF THE Holy. QROss-Corner of Fifth
and Rich streets. Rev. b. Hemsteger pastor. Mas
at 7:3O and 10 A. M; vespers at 2:3O.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH episcopal --C0ner Of Third
and Mound streets. Service to- morrow at IL A M
aud $3.50 P. NJ. Sunday School at $50 A. IA, TT
WESLEY CHAPEL-North High street. betBeer
A. NJ. and Z P. NJ.
UNION SUNDAY SCHooL-At the Piqua Shop
Commence at o'clock A. M. j. j. Davis, Sup't.
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cleveland market-m,arch aI.


wheat$l2 259I2 IS; do do from No. 2 wheat aII IS
OH co. eou try-made spr;Eg 81 .259l1 so: Xxx red
winter $l3 50915 IS; xxx white winter $I6 zoe
" HEATING quote No. i Milvaukee spring At
"a AZ per centa': No. do oat "a 08 per GENITAL. u
CORN-Less active and T9Sc per Genital lower:
sales 400 eentals new sheed at 81 SO per GENITAL from
OATS77Steady; sales cars No. State at 81 IS
per GENITAL from store; car do do at 81 H.s If
k1E-QIiet at 81 95a2 Oe per ccntaI.t 21t' y
= 'BARhE Y.-Q0iet; No. State held at 81 76D
so per GENITAL. t--.---.-.-'3 3a7i'-57E~,F---f
P0RK-No; L eity-paekedamess at e2s 90; No. 2
mess S22 co. clear SIS co.. n g 80 f.re
LARD-City rendered l4c in frkins and l3JSc in
tierces; country 129I9kc. - a. ,s3i.-I-l.lf ~
SMOKED, MEATS-Sales 200 lbs Sugar-cured
hams atzl5e; plain hams lac; dried-beef at 92e;
shoulders at lie; breakfast bacon at 15c.
MESS BEEF-Ae. l.city-packel SIS 90; extra
B9TTER-Sales choice roll at es@asc: common
grades nominal. 9if f@jHp 17f7E = 's7IfI
: CHEESE-.Quiet. unchanged and firm at I491sc
for fair to choice dairy and factory in round lots
1IaSlsc for very choice selected factory, in small
EGGSS: :eady st eOs. -. 3a' S.s'n g -
HIGHW INkS-Dull and held nominally at 81 95
tax paid; 25c in bond. - - r. q
ALCOROEAND SPIRITS Alcohol. Ss percent
q 1904 IS Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent. a. SIS
Neutral Proof Spirits - 4S92 As. e, - q
PETROLEUM-1n improving inquiry though
stlll quiet AMI steady at 4294sc for Refined nee,
ASSSs o. r-.. .-f tsrr -..~r
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WORK WANTED.-The Sisters of the
Good Shepherd, as our. readers are aware
have established a Home, in Franklinton,
for the friendless girls and women. That
these poor ones may not eat the bread of
idleness, and become worse instead of bet
ter, the Sisters require them to do so much
work each day, teaching them to earn their
own living and to be Independent. Some
of them have reached a degree of proficien-
cy with the needle almost marvellous. Their
great want now is work. They ask our
citizens to furnish them with needle work
of all kinds. Worsted and linen embroid-
cry is executed in a manner unsurpassable.
All the work at the Home is done prompt
ly and well. Those of our lady or gentle
man readers who need sewing done, are,
earnestly entreated to leave their directions
in the Postoffice, addressed to care of box
354. and the Sisters will call for the work
in any portion of the city, or the work may
be left at the Home in Frankfnton. Terms
moderate. - = - marl6-dlm
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NEWSBY, TELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
The Paraguayan war Renewed
TO Ohio Statesmen.

The ParaguaYan War Renewed.
LONDON, March 22-The Brazilian mail
steamer arrived atLondon from Rio janet
70. Active operations were resumed
against the Paraguayans. The allied fleet
had shelled the fortress of Humata. Wher
last heard from the Spanish squadron had
come in sight of and was pursuing the
combined fleets of Chilli and Peru.
FLORENCE, March 22.-Fhe National Par,
liamentrwas inaugurated to-day by King
speech from the throne.
IA Napoleon FavOrs Confederation.
PARIS, March 22.-It is announced En-.
peror Napoleon favors the confederation o
the Governments of France, Holland, Bel
gium and Switzerland against Prussia. &
The MiantanOmah and other vessels o
the American fleet are still at Port Mahon
Financial.
FRANKFORT, March 22.-U. S. bonds solo
to-day. at Tx q - - RD0@
LONDON, March 22-Evening.- -Consol
i' closed steady at 81 for money; 5-20S, 7411a
Illinois Central, 7S12; Erie, 80.
COmmerciaI.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-Evening.-Cotto
Heavy, with downward tendency; quota
tions at close were, middling uplands, 132
Orleans, 1875 sales of the Jay amounted u
1000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Corn
Mixed western, Ais Sd per quarter. Pro
visions-Extra prime mess beef declined Il
125s per 304 pounds. Produce-Ashes
pots, 34s per c&t., rosin; common Whining
ton, 9s Sd per cwt. Linseed, cakes, G10 TO
thin oblong. Petroleum, Is Cd per gallon
for standard white.
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NEARLY DRowNED IN CRossNG.-A lii

NEARLY DROWNED IN CRossNG.-A lit
tie girl thoughtlessly attempted to cross
High street yesterday just in front of Bur-
dell's Harness Shop. She nearly succeed
ed in reaching the railroad track, when to
the horror of the spectators on the side
walk, she commenced slowly sinking in the
mud, until striking pre-adamite rock she
stuck fast. Burdell dashed in to her assist
ance, nobly torgetful OF self Dashing aside
the muddy waves that surged around him
he reached the rock where the Frightened
child was vainly endeavoring to free her
self, and lifting her in his arms he return ed
safely to the shore-we mean sidewalk
with his precious burden, amid the shouts
of the excited multitude. But he must fain
return; for in lifting the little girl from her
perilous position the mud had pulled her
shoes off. He as successfully accomplished
his last as the first trip, and brought out the
shoes after diving four times for them
Moral mothers, do not allow your little
ones to come down to High street, until the
Nicolson pavement is built, without fast
ening life preservers around them. -
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Cincinnati iMarket-March 90.

FLOPR-h better demand and the market firm,
with prices unchanged. -R1i- -f g s5-li.f aHid
WHEA "a ATE lrmer. but the demand is light: Ko.1
CORN-Rather lower; No. at 7a@7sc in sacks
OATS-Firm at 5sK@7ss for No IL r.
R1E-ln demand at 81 As but is held at 81 80, and
not much to be had below this rate. at
BARLEY-F rm. with good demand for fall at
81 55@l go.
COTTON Unsettled and prices nominal: n i'd
ding uplands can be bous hit at 27c.5 - go
WHlSkY-Held at 27e with buyers at 26e.
MESS PORk-Firm at $23 90, without sales.
BULK MEArS-In good demand sc S9l0e but
generally held aquarter higher; sales of country at
Sc for shoulders, 1Oc for sides and l0te for hams
The hams were very large, but the shoulders and
the hams. f!'i@7 = 9
BAGoN-Steady. at ex. II6 and u 1Ec for should
Ircs eidos and Oioar SIueSi ndInS IN gOOu
1870 for plain and 15@l5hc for sugar-cured
LARD-Quiet and not much done; prime city
made is held at &c., but there has been no sale at
over l2zc.. = 81 .ititt - ~ @Fi]st go ftf"nT
~ .GROCERIES-Unch ..f... ~, .t,.,l-.it;,s
gUTTER2;--In good demand at SO9asc for fresh.
lSEEDS-A good demand for Glover Seed with
sales IS; all to be had at this rate was taken-
Timothy very dull, at 50 9O@3 O0 Flax in good de-
mand for seed at 81 40d2 so. s.- 49,;
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. THE So-CALLED WINE PLANT.-N othiBg &
dies so hard as humbug. Witness the
myriads of patent nostrums with which the
store shelves groan. People like to be hum
bugged, and if the humbug don't find them,
they will seek the humbug. For several
years. an atrocious humbug called the
swine plant has been having an extensive
run in agricultural circles, and by the pa
pers we see that it has taken a fresh and
vigorous start the present season. This
wine plant is nothing more nor less than
the rhubarb plant, and is no more capable
of producing wine than is good article OF
+ tanbark, or green persimTons. Still the
people buy it, in defiance of newspaper
warnings, paying from $25 to $50 per hum
dred for the roots.
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SKATING.-One of the most healthy sports
of the present age is skating. But toe
much care cannot be taken after skating
all the evening-getting the blood heated
and the pores.all open, that you do not get
cold and lay the foundation of throat and
lung complaints. Goes Cough Balsam will
be found excellent in all such cases. We
say, keep it in the house, ready for imme-
diate use.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is also one of the
best remedies in the world for Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
and all diseases of the stomach and bowels
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-23

FIGHT ON BROAD STREET.-On Thursday
night party of fellows from Sodopl got
into saloon on Broad street, near the
bridge, where, turning off the gas and
locking the doors, they commenced the
liveliest sort of fight, using glasses, bot
ties, furniture, and such other little things
as they could lay their hands on. The van
quished party finally made their escape
from the place, and hid themselves in the
bridge, intending to get even with the vic
tors. A policeman saw them hiding and
compelled them to vacate, thus preventing
what would have undoubtedly proved a
bloody fight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-23

MATRIMONIAL. - The office of Esquire
Meeker on yesterday was visited by ''two
souls with but single thought. two hearts
that beat as one" whose possessors desired
to be melted into still mucher oneness
through the aid of the Squire, and there
before the inkstained table; there, amidst
unromantic writs and affidavits; there,
amid musty law books, dread foes Of Cupid,
VIM. Smith of Bellaire was united in the
holy bands of wedlock unto Mrs. Julia A.
Duke of Cambridge. w. II. Huffman, in
the most graceful and fraternal manner.
gave away the buxom bride, and ''all went
merry as a marriage bell," as some one has
said before our time. The wedding party
started for the far West so soon as the knot
was tied st-.- 81. e.......r r- i....rt--