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

! LOUISVILLE, KY, October 9.-In Nash
Vile fire broke cut last'night In the fifth
story OF the block of stores on the corner
Of Church and Cherry streets, in the poster
room CT the Union and Dispatch printing
officer The loss to the offices in type and
presses iamounts to $4,000, covered by IA
surance for LOCO, as follows: Home In
surance Company, $2,500; PheniX of Hart
ford, $4,000; State Insurance, $L500; Hart
ford Fire Insurance County, $4,000.
The store of Fl. 81. Huntington, clothing
merchant, first floor, was flooded with wa
ter and bis stock of goods damaged, asces-
timated, to the amount of 5000. He is
insured for $2GQ00-in the Queen of Liver
poolfand London Insurance Company, $5,-
600; NorthsAmerican, of New York, So
900; Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
$4,000; and State Insurance Company, S5,-
600.
The damage to the building is slight !;
81, ,006 will cover it.; insured for $4,000 in
the Nashville Commercial and Fire and
Marine Insurance Com pany.
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Z Resolution to- Contract

/ sRssoEped, That the City Civil Engineer he
and he is hereby authorized and directed to con-
tract in the name OF the city Of Columbus, with
Michael Malone. for making flag crossing on north
siee OF High street. acress Spring street. and flag
crossing on north side of Hish street across North
street. upon the following terms, to-wit: Es
ker' excavating or grading, Forty five cents per
cubic yard.
For boulder paving, Forty five cents per square
yard
For tagging 4 inches wide. s5 cents per lineal
Adopted October /, 1867.
Attest: l.. E. WILSON,
oct5-dlt City Clerk.
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s. LUcHTENBERa..

CURE YOURSELF OF DYSPEPSIA. = This
most tiaggrayating of all complaints dis
ease from which more people suffer and
die than almost any other-has at last found
its master. ? Goes Dyspepsia Cure con-
trols and completely cures it in its worst
stages; mo- opea who suffers from dys-
pepsia, sick head headache, souring and
rising of the food, should be without it
Whilst in all cases of hard colds, stubborn
coughs, sore throat and all bronchial affec-
tions, Goes Cough Balsam is the cheapesl
and best. These two articles are deserv.
edlyi livery popular with the masses. n
o. EsEog. 81 .'s5sst,5'i 13 oct9id id&wlw
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Export Duty.

7 WASHINGTON, Oct. 9-Oficial informas
ton. has just been received that by a
export duty of So the pipe on MADEIRA
wine has been removed. 10 compensate
for the loss of which a revenue tax has
been placed on the retail price of sundry
articles, including two cents on salt beef
one cent on rice, and one cent on pork for
every sweHty-six pounds two ounces, and
one-half cent on fish and petroleum per
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Yours truly
PHILIP SNIl

PHILIP SNIDER.
URBANA, Oct. 9.--Champaign county Re-
publican by four hundred and fifty. DEM
ocratic gain four hundred and fifty. Dem
ocrats jubilant; RAIDS blue.
= JAMES TAYLOR.
MARION, Oct. 9.-We elect>th Senator In
this district without doubt. Marion gains
four hundred and twenty-seyen; Logan
county gains seven hundred, -. idsla /
4, 81 III. H.. 80. H. T. VAN FLEET.
MCCoNNELsv1LLE, Oct. 9-Morgan coun4
ty-all townships in. Democratic gain of
one hundred and seventy-three over the
vote of 1866, JAS. NJ. GAYLORD.
CHILLIcoTHE, October 9.-Thurman's
msjority nine hundred-amendmen fif-
teen hundred. NJ McFADDRN.
NEW PARIS, October 9.-Probably four
hundred and fifty for, lHayes-about two
hundred for amendment. at9
.o'7'. .'7a7'a's CD. BEAN.
SALEM, October 9-Columbiana county
official thirteen hundred majority for
Hayes, being a Democratic gain of six hun
dred over last year. TT. WALTON.
GALLIPoLIs, October o. Hayes mai
fly in Gafiia county seventy-five. Demo
cratic :gain one thousand. Lawson, the
Democratic Representative, is probably
elected. The amendment is lost by heavy
majority HENRY M. 0NDERDoNK.
SPRINGFIELD. October 9.-Democratic
gain in Clarke four hundred and forty over
last year. J.H. THOMAS.
RAvENNA, October S.--Portage county
gives Hayes majority of ten hundred and
thirty-five, and seven hundred and sey-
enty-five for the amendment.
alf Ecj GOLDMAN.
PIoUA, October 9.-Miami gives from
four to six hundred for Hayes.
- --.1t--s J.F. MCKINNEY.
BARNEsvILLE, Oct ober 0. - Partial re-
turns from Monroe county indicate a ma
jority of twenty-five hundred and fifty or
more for Thurman, and twenty-six to
twenty-eight hundred aga inst the amend
ment j. WILLIAMS,
XENIA, October 9.-Hayes' majority six
teen hundred and ffty-a Democratic gain
of seven hundred and twenty-five.
'.'' ID. G. STARK.
MORROW, October 9-Warren gives sew
enteen hundred and twenty-three for
Hayes-a Democratic gain of 47S-and
twelv hundred and twenty-three for the
amendment. III. B. BIsHoP. :
BRYAN, October 9.-Returns all in. Rad
ical majority on the State ticket three
hundred and ninety-two; on the amend
ment one hundred and sixty fve-a DEM
ocratic gain of two hundred and sixty.
tfe WnLETT.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, Oct. 9.-Belmont has
done her share. Thurman has a majority
of six hundred; twelve hundred against
the amendment;, has gained two Repre-
sentatives and one Senator. ~ &L-3
s,aszss 1851 n bns u Il t- rrs HEAToN. oil
TOLEDO, Oct. 9.-Lucas county gives
Hayes twelve hundred, being Democratic
gain of three hundred and nine.
saceG iAE9 pGa j. r. LENcEY. w
..-,.. o., ,.,,,.t zs,lf..ss-, DEFIANCE, Oct. q
Defiance eight hundred and fifty Demo-
cratic. Paulding sixty Republican. A
Democratic gain of four hundred and fifty
seven in the two counties. %
w. d. HILL.
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LosT, 1.-Two ladies near Dublin, on
Monday, started in a buggy for that village
Stopping at the house Of a friend, they OBJ
tanned flask of wine, for use on the read
Arrived at their destination they aseer-
Etained that they had lost child; some two
months old, which they had dropped from
the buggy during the trip mentioned. To
say they hurried back to find the babby,
isn'ti halflof it. They. found the child
quietly sucking its fist, and quite happy,
by the roadside.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

How ARE You, MET are
credibly informed that there will be a
meeting Of the Metropolitan Police Com
n1issioners some time to-day, to consider
the pfopriety of resigning their positions
in view of the existing state of the Legis-
lature. How are you, Metropolitan?
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Increased Democratic matOrities IN
.FtFk Iowa. - u r. ~

Iowa are meagre, and not enough to give
an approximate estimate of the, maj ority
for the Republican ticket. The returns
from most of the counties along the Du-
buque & Sioux City and Dubuque 6 South
western railroads, give increased Demo-
cratic majorities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

DIR. CUTLER 81 CO.,
OFFICE IN ROOM NO. 1, BUCKEYE
" Block (entrance on Broad street), Columbus
Ohio. Cure all private diseases, Recent case
cured in 4s Hours. Chronic cases of long standIn
cered in two weeks. Particular attention given
to all diseases peculiar to Females. Persons at a
distance give all symptoms and medicines can be
sent BY Express securef ON observation. 'a
| 1S All Communications strictly confidential
ysep25 dim - -. =. ga '.s --t-' :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Cicerp
.&aiisk III. Mouaay. Chat Thomas Cassidy,
Mark Peppers, Davis Peppers and Mike
Gzssady, did xssault and beat with intent
to Kill him. fhe assault was made on the
T Peppersly farm Oonr Monday Constable
Ehfis. Bsftling arrested the parties on yes
1tefday and Fuesdays and the case VIII be
heard hear On % the The lI l1lth Bah $500 each.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

Il How ABOUT Ir3-'We would inquire
what has become of the Radical who
thought the Suffrage Amendment would
carry in Ohio After an anxious and pa
tient search all day yesterday we were un-
able to find that man. Did the manhood
sour on you, Radies, did it sour. sJs5o
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ROston Eteus

BosToN, Oct. 9-The Unitarian Church
on Central Hill, Somerville, was burned
last night by an incepdiary. ~ ,s-5 To-li'f
= Hon, Charles G. Loring died in Beverly
yesterday.arts a-HoJ 7jaEli i Z, t.a- .i u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

HAS PERMISSION TO STAY HoME-It was
currently reported on the street yesterday,
that Ben. Wade has permission to remain
home in the future. The atmosphere of
washington viii be thereby improved
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

= So TT Is.-It is said that the RAIDS. who
bet ON Hayes being elected Governor by
20,009, have notwon their bets to any re-
markable extent. This may be relied on.
sand another township to come in.n
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= ~Assemhing,of Indians..

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-Dispatches from Fort
Hooker say superintendent Murphy, un-
der date of Medicine Lodge creek October
9TH. writes that there are now assembled at
that point four hundred and thi.ty one
lodges ufsra .f'7eaC -. sao.lft- f-=f =
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Contradiction.

NEW YORK, OctI 9.@The Times to-day
says the statement in yesterdays Herald
that the ASSOCIATION has suspended its rule
in regard to the, receipt of special dis
patches is utterly untrue. The rule re-
maiIs as it has been from the beginning.a
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Y HSheridan Al Snriros,.I.

| SPRINGFIELD, MASS, October 9i-Sheri-
dan was officially received by the Mayor
The crowd at the depot was large and en-
thusiastic. The General remained only
twenty minutes. He will reach Albany
] tonight.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, PENN, October 8, 2 P. M.
The Worlds Lancaster City, Pennsylva-
mia, special says: Lancaster county, Thad
Stevens district, gives about five thousand
for Williams Democrat !; gain. of, one
thousand. AA y '-'1-t> - 4 a 4
The Tines Philadelpbia special says
The Morning Post. Independent Radical,
comedies the State toSharswood, the Dem
ocratic candidate, by three thousand ma
iority at least, and the city by seven thou
sand.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-Correet re-
turns in this city show that Democratic
| majorities range from three to five thou
sand on the State ticket. The Republicans
elect ten out of fifteen members to the As
sembly.. The Select Council will stand ten
Republicans to eight Democrats, and in the
Common Council thirty-nine Republicans
to fifteen Democrats. Twenty-Five coun-
ties are reported giving an aggregate OF
2S,919 Democratic majority. The Repub-
lican majorities in thirteen counties foot
up %, 1888. .r sj-eoa 7aj7aI.rIbos ~
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-Additional
returns and corrections show the Demo-
cratic majority to be 1886 for Sharswood in
thirty-seven counties. Woodward, (Dem-
ocrat) is elected to Congress in the 18th
District by small majority. ,-l-y4 z
The following are some of the majorities
given by counties: Chester, 1000; Sus-
quehanna, 1900; Danphin. 1400; Lebanon,
109S; Union, 475; Perry, log; Blair, 500 to
600-all Republican. Luzerne. 1900; York,
5000; Bucks, $50; Carbon, 425; Franklin,
2I0; Lycoming. 800; Montgomery, 1900;
Cumberland, 700; Mitf1in, $50; Banks, 5000;
.Inniatta. am.
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Cincinnati market-Oct. Q. =

FLOUR.In good demand and very firm: family
$T2 00id12 25. rf.: ~ = - II ! n
WHEAT-Firm; No red 50 TO- - - '-i p"
CORN-Adyanced to 81 os; holders ask u os at
OATS-Advanced to es9osc, and held at roc at
close. - ~i'4ss- ~,
RYE-In demand and firm at 81 50. ~
r. .BARLEY-In demand; prime 70 choice 81 659175.
'COTT0N-Dull: Inidding Isc. 49,
rTQBAyGQ7Firm aid demand good. s,,fs.lJ
.WHISKY1u nchanged SIC in hond. : III. 81.
'PoRK-U nchanged if n 75soeq.j -
BACON astive demand shoulders l4llc; clear
rib sides 1s @l7sscs clear do ls1ac an kinds held
i@H0GS-Sold today at 80 so net. t.---
| .,LaRD-Steady.z f,..,-t i = .5,--. Er----5
| = 1BUTTER-Firm at 3293sc. .l-ss@s =
l. 4 EGGS-Held 1T 22c. ~. &; ..ssfr-4 a.
l. Er CHEESE-Sold at l45zl5c. ~,.5i..5 5.ts -
| SuGAR-124 1870. -.5.-z. ~; 81 ke
| p COFFEE-24@27ke. f.-s -t-s-7 s.-ie
/ OILS3Linsoed dull at 81 16. -
| I-eSEEDSADull. excepting flax. which is in de-
mand at 81 4O@2 so from agents of eastern crushers.
! NAlLS-Declined SOC per keg and demand light.
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Maryland Democratic Convention.

= baltimore, Oct. 9.-The Maryland DEM
ocratic State Convention met to-day. I II
G..S: Kelly presided. Col. Odin Bowie, was
nominated for Governor on the eighth bal
lot, receiving fifty-six votes against fifty
five for Hamilton. - '.is ii'.+ :.
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SheSfdan

WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. 9.-Sheridan
stopped here an hour this afternoon. He
was received by the Mayor, city govern
ment and military. - - -. 81
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INDIANA.

New YORK, October s.-Schuyler Colfax
telegraphed the Tribune from South Bend,
Indiana, that his town gives 43S Republic
can msjority, gain from last ast year Of 2l4
majority Laporte county 500 to 600 Re-
publican; Etkhart county 400 Republican
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INDIAN HERB FICE.
corner North Broad and High streets, north Of
BI enchitis. Scrofula, Rbeunatism, Dyspepsia and
all Acute and Chronic Diseases. Badness cured
and the head clothed with a healthy growth, of
hair, The Doctor treats alt diseases of women and
childrep Persons at distance give ali symp toms,
Indian Herb Doctor. corner North Broad ami High
streets. Columbus o. ift sec25-dlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

RAISED THE PRIcE-The BARRIERS of this
city raisedt the price of shaving RAIDS to $l.5o
per shave, and say, shaving them doesn't
pay at that. price. Their faces are SO long
it'ss full days work to lather one of them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

'CARPkrs from ten to fifteen per cent. less
than-the regular prices, for thirty days,
corner of High and Friend streets, Column
y bbis, otiio, o,s5i,, ii isa2'.n 10y c. EBERLY & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

is',dGlMfLLIsERY "A OPENING ON THURSDAY, Oc-
ToBER1 l0TH--Mrs. S. Lnchtenberg will
have grand opening of the latest fashions
Of Millinery at her establishment No. 376
South High street, between South street
and South Public lane, on Thursday, Oct.
10th. The goods Will comprise the latest
and most fashionable styles, Just received
from New York. sftis'aasy -Isgiic-.z.s ssf'5
II 1l lie gs-effi stuos I'D = a -ks o i l5 e i
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EArriued-

New YORK, October 9.-Steamer Morn
ing Star, from San Francisco September
10Th, has arrived. -, =. iio &,
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|Cis 49,. - .s.A CsAsf W lzs&
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE UNIvERsALIsT
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN.-This
body holds its second annual session in this
city on Wednesday and Thursday, the 10th
and 18th insts, at the church on South
Third street. commencing at IL O'Clock A.
M. 1t is composed of pastors, superin-
tendents and delegates from schools
throughout Ohio, and large attendance is
expected. During the past year the ia
crease in interest and number Of schools
organized have been a marked feature in
the rapid growth. of this denomination
Reports from schools, with essays and dis
cussions, will occupy large portion of the
time of the session, and the public are in
vited to be present On sThursday even
ing the usual reunion will be held in the
church, underthe direction Of the school
connected with the parish. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

.FuNNy.-The jokes perpetrated atthe
expense of our Radical friends yesterdy.
They did not prevail on the streets to any
remarkable extent, so jokists penetrated
the holes into which they had crawied in
order to laugh at them. A German friend
OF ours, who livesin the .Six lWards,p and
loves q joke better than he does his beer,
called on the State Librarian, and said
E.Mr. Harbaugh, I wants to see dis Sdate
Library" "You can't get in, to-day, sir.
Everything is upside down." . Yaw. Veil
wants in de Sdate Library.''a but we
we can't admit yisitors.n "Yell, den, Mr..
Harbaugh yust dell, mast go in de Ii
brary." "'o"Why, what doyou want?', Ivy,
Mr.. Harbaugh, Judge Thurman bees elect
Ex-Governor for Ohio, and Ilink Il yust
Idake de Sdate Library fore myself and
wants to see, if he is all right in dere." He
didn't get in, but he left the usually placid
Librarian boiling.
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ATAe PREMIUM.-We are told that the
STATESMAN was sold in Belmont county
yesterday at $1OO each. 80 ii
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sIssn9r.sq Sss i n,is y.
TIM ELEcgIoN The election In this
acityion Tuesday, considering, the intense
seKeitemeut preEailingy was very quiet. but
hday0 ssfsssd 70 sieai' s@s1si = e. 9af5fis y %
,,AtI.e At the township " hip Rolls Rad Challenges
named do.E.1 H9lt was ,a very severely 0handiedI
1bout kIx o'clock alittle ::,unpleassutness''
aroee ana John williams and Ed. Fish were
badly whipped. are net aware Of the
.e4psfpf the diMculty, gTsIdOA 4eeEtl
There was much excitement at the Eighth
wStdsb b6llss lahdsit was feared at one time
that riot would result from determined
I,e1roes, but, fortunately, such fears were
dkpaudlsk.G .GG ifE~wsarTe1
n;aht - tts-satzTrns haaa. - oor,.
,neVbn5sS;I6s ;1sn,enss r5s.aoeSsf;s ao;ns
ths sntsn.;:ssmac 80 wss hagoad aeso,,ns;an ,'
ne pemocrs.ie Head. i usrteHs we're dense.
te ~" .S- -.--~. yoyous Demo
al e sa3Mnfloi wv s ssl III 90
lA9aQ Ar ~ fetutas were announced, nrst
= shs Tonfr rs ana then 70 outside,
1ehearAffer cheer testi ned their delight at
stae1 loTiops trinnph over the disunion,
negro-lcsihg H a,sI go. y \. o, - s,;s q M =
as AltnzGht5loag the good news came, and
-SlRnfghtE' lon the happy Democrats re-
elnained TO hearthe cheering news. eaiia7,i I,
s,.sA bout a o,nIaek in ne ronrnino an ;m-
=, s,s.h eiq,;t, =, S.,s !, Ie
Iarvliae -, ,
s.soas sbs WIZ ~ !, sse 1s,', oe,s =
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nIunicfpaI EIection, .

NEWARK, n. J.. Oct -9.-Peddie (Repub-
lican) has majority tor Mayor of twenty
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Resolution of Thanks,

| At a meeting of the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Union, held here last night. resolu-
ton of thanks was voted Gen. Grant for
the just discrimination in honor of the
soldiers that he has made in the reduction
of the force under his control. -r'i-asii
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oe;e new york ,marKet--Oct. 8.

i
oGoTToN--N@Ic lower; middling uplands l90
FLOUR -opsuedIo9aOo better; closed quiet with
advance lost; superne state and western 50 90 90;
! round hoop Ohio 40 50 ali; St Louis sli6is 30.
Caifornia firm in sa,ks 81; in barrels sli 6o9ls so.
WH[SkYoFirm; VI 6 western in bond s5@4ac.
Eoa spring fssa M amber 3 M3s sfd
isan s2 5g2 SOL white Michigan 50 25; white Cal
KYEEscarce and firm; north river q u; western
BaRLEY q N; Canada West 81 ss9l s7.i is.5 .s
+ 00RS-MiSed wsItern 81 4esi,ss in store and
f0AfSIaSsc Better: Ohio and Chicaeo $685..
Including 5000 bu in store at7sc. ~ ssssac
GSFFEE%Hseaa'r;y FFEEIHHsa'; and nominal. a*s2. .af-'l
~ SsOEAK1pe5y fism and in good demand; n1s@
MQI,ASSES-Quie aud ste 'dy Cuba 44945c.
s.,S LESgR0LE M7FirhGr l5S15kc; refined in
G0Ak75Qgiet and unchapged.i "s' ssi.,ie5'l
du eea Suds @ ssse to medium
EEATAER-S STEADY; Buenos Ayres: ss93oc for
PORK-Opened lower; closed more firmly: mess
sss 2oSss 5o closing at s23 81 regular prime $40 so
BBEEEEE49psISss BEEE * ssa6s;s{ At 6Sssyieqs pFiGssgnia
geds long cut hams 1514c.
,osIG CUT MEATSTSteady; shoulders lsci hams p
LARDaHeavy at 141feI4xc.
| BQTTER-Aotiye and frmer; state 1s040c.
CHEESE-Quiet and unchanged. -.lT ls9'asE
IGI ":eI sA;ai LATEsT-5 P. M. - 3 ~ > =,
b FL9UR-Closed quiet and holders more disposed
/. WHEAT-Quiet but scarcely so firm: No spring
| s. 5000 81; No do 50 40 Q 49, Il. -
Il RYE-Firm and quiet: western 81 6841 TO-.
T. OATS-Firm; Ohio and Chicago s2@s3c.,
CORN-DuiE good to prime mixed western II 40
il PORK-Unsetted and decidedly lower: mess
% 25 cash and regular closing dull and heavy
S2S 20 cash aud $23 regular. .-.vaW 81 - y .
| EEF-Nominal. .f f..7-lfl 4 Fl E =
II CUT MEATS-Dull and Dropping. i+sf5rzJ
b. BACQN-Quiet and steady -.a5 l5,.s sfs.4
LARQ-Stetyy; lair to prime steam and kettle
rendered 141s@l45<csrf 81 ,>>sl9.7as- - 1ssH
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! c0MmeReIaI MaTTERSI s,

New York Money market-oct. q.
-G0LD-Firm; opening at l44ss; closing at I43z.
Cincinnati Money HIarket-Oct. 9.
D GeLDErl4sJ<@l431E. hra IsvF7rr ss3 srls. II .
3 NUNEY--StrIDEeut.s boz no. .sfsai .ssrus
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR k0N,RETENTIoH OR INCONTINENCE
Of Urine. irritation, inflammation. OF liberation Of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate
glands stone in the bladder calculus gravel or brick
dust deposi s, and all diseases Of the bladder kid
neys and dropsical swellings, ~. -- .t..-sssi
la'-, = Z =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10

Mr.. Joseph Dion, billiard champion OF
America, has challenged John Roberts. the
English champion, to- play three games,
English. French and American, for $4,000
in gold each, and the championship OF the
world.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
Ratification Meeting Postponed

New YORK, Oct. 9.-The Times specia
says: The evening Administration organ
here announces that the meeting for the
ratification of the nomination of Andrew
Johnson for President and General VIM
I. Sherman for Vice President, which was
appointed for the 10thjinst., has been post
poned until the 18th proXimo, when it will
be held In the Capitol. - SSa - f;%-
An Effort to Displace Secretary NC
CullOcb.
1t is reported to-day that large mum.
Der of National banks in the country have
joined in with the whisky dealers in the
effort to displace Secretary McCulloch
their object being to prevent the early re-
turn to, specie payment indicated by tht
Secretary's policy. cr .-7a4 - .4:-}