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The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-24
PRO BONO PUBL Co!
LACOUR'S
8 A r s A p A RI p n e r e
BIT T f RS:

THNHIS Medicinal Beverage Is compound
II ed of the best vegetable extracts and combines with
the qualities of other renowned bitters the invaluable
properties of Sarsapaa the antidoe of Scrofula in all
its forms
Persons affected with Fever and Aguc Dyspepsia
General Debility Inadequate Assimilation of Food, Ex
hausted vital energy, have better remedy-its
pleasant and delicious makes il superior preven
tative for Sea Sickness and foul breath
Chronic rheumatism and Dropsy are permanently
relieved by it No Radical for small, weak
crooked limbs external internal ulcers symptoms
eruptive diseases of the skin Pustules and Tumors
Neuralgia pains in the bones serelity and other forms
of Scrofula can be had without the of Lacour's
Sarsapariphere Bitters. The only beverage extant
which pur0cs the blood and invigorates the system
For sale by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor Dealers
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lONCVILLE HOTEL.
A. j. WOOD. Observation-Disclosures. Proprietor.

yUyHIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HO~
tel is situated in Humbug Valley, Plumas county.
in beautiful and healthy location. The rooms arc
large and airy and well furnished The table is at all
times furnished with the best the market affords; the
sablng is of the best. Ii is home for the traveller
For invatds fine Soda Spring celebrated for its heal
ing qualities. adjoining the hotel liberal share Of
patronage is solicited.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW DRUG STORE.
cornc- Montgomery and Myers Streets. Union Hcta
Building, O-ovliis. California
RALzEMoxD PARKER.
CHEMIST & APoTHEcARY,
And Dealer in
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Perfumery. Toilet Articles.
Patent Medicines
PAINTS, OILS, TURpENTINE. vARNIsH,
Putty, Brushes.
Alcohol, Coal OIL, etc.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded. day
night at San Francisco prices.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
coLDENcATE RESTAURANT
And Ice Cream Saloon,
Corner Montgomery and Huntoon streets orovile
"AvING REFITTED MY RESTAU-
III rant in the best style am now preprred to re-
ceive my old friends and many new ones as may IA
with call.
ba,,d Inv Of
French and California Wine,
And Tennents Ale and Porter.
Families Balls Parties. and Assemblies Of every na
ture supplied with Ice Cream. at moderate prices.
Private Saloon, fitted up in elegant style, expressly
for ladies.
From my long experience in the above business.
hope to be able to satisfy everybody.
LEWIS CARPANETO. Proprietor.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
4. W. BISHOP,
Deputy U. S. Collector OF Internal Revenue,
For Butte County.
OrFIcE-Courant Building, Chico California.
DIR. &. w. FRANCE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
office-One door east of A. McDermott's Drug Store
Residence northwest of Montgomery street and
1st Avenue, opposite Mr.. Peter Freer's residence.
THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law, and Conn
missioner of Deeds for Cal.
OFF1cE-with Governor Blaisdeii, Carson City, Ners
da. Will practice in all the State and United States
Courts in Nevada and promptly attend to all business
required as Commissioner Of Deeds
DIR. Il. j. JENKINS,
Orr1cE-Next door to A. McDermott's Drug Store
Residence Robinson Street.
e. 3. WILSON.
Attorney and Counsellor Mt La W. Main ST.,
Chico. Cal.
viii practice in all the Courts of Butte and sdoining
counties.
JOHN DICK,
Justice Of the Peace. Notary Public,
And Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada.
OFr1cE-Montgonery street. Oroville.
DIR. J. NJ. VANCE,
p h sici an and Surg co II :.
May be consulted at all hours-from 10 o'clock NJ.
TO P NJ at the Drug Store of R. Parker. Union Hotel
Block. Montgomery street. At other times at his resi-
dence, on Bird street.
CHARLES +. LOTT,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law.
orovilIe Butte County, California Oficc-Bird ST,
between Myers and Huntoon.
j. n. BURT,
Attorney aud Counsellor Mt Law, & Notary
Public,
Practices in the Courts OF the Second Judicial District
and in the TupreTne Court.
oFFICE-On Bird street, IN Burt's brick building up
stairs, Oroyile.
f.. DUNHAM.
Assistant United States Assessor.
orrIcE-Montgomery street, south side second door
Myers. Oroville.
DR.. j. u. GRAY.
OFF1cE-Express building Second street, opposite
Western House, Marysvllle.
s. KOSENBAUM,
Attorney aud Counsellor Mt Law. District
Attorney. and Notary Public.
OrFIcE-Court House, Oroville
DIR. F. S. SNYDER,
OFF1cE-wyandotte, Butte county. Having perma-
nenty located in Wyandote, may found his office
all hours. when not absent professional business.
ID. c. EURLINGAME,
Dentist.
oFFTcE-Over Cheap Johns Clothing
Ssz<ssSsa Store. Lytles building, Montgomery ST,
tETv orOvile.
J.. A. w w E LII,
Notary Public,
A; Recorders Office. .Orove.
E. :. OWEN.
Attorney q Councillor at Law. Fobe stovvu.
Butte county, California.
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vu,HE EFLoRENCE WAS AWARDED

yH,HE FLOREN < WAS AWARDED
= the First and Highest Premium at the STATE af
f Caforia the only Far on the Pacific at which
suy two double thread Sewing Uachnes were exhibited
in competition II 1865
THE -FIORENCE received the only Premium swar-
ded nv the Mechanics Institute Of san Francisco ID
1854 and 1865, 10 any Sewing Machine Company or
agent The claim Of competitor 10 medal Is without
sny foundation whatever.
Wherever the Florence has been brought in eomper-
ton with other Sewing Machines, it has always been
declared the best Il is the most simple the most sub
san-ia the most efficient and its use easily learned
Every Machine sold Is guaranteed IN the fun sense OF
the word
Send for circulars and samples OF work.
SAMUEL. J. HILL, General agent.
Iy-22 Ill. Montgomery street. San Francisco
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
f. 8. ECGGLES,. ,...... 80. Proprietor.

yUyIIIS WELL KNOWN STAND Is KEPT
Il by the undersigned and is in good repair 1t is
healthy and pleasant resort for families during the hot
scky season. also has good accommodations TOR uav-
Thankful for past favors, good share Of custom
is solicited.
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A LETTER from Texas says the freedmen are ev-
erywhere docile land willing 10 DO right, with few
exceptions
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ST. MICH LAS II OTEI,
D Street. Corner of Third.
MARYSyIIIE CALIFORNIA
WESTERN HOUSE.

Corner Of and Second streets Marysvie, California
gNvHIS HOUSE Is CENTRALLY LOCATe
ed and will be kept formerly, First Class HOUSE
containing hundred well furnished rooms u ~
fords the best OF accommodation for families and ran-
sent boarders.
Stages leave daily for all parts of the State
Sixteen new and three parlors. have just been
added TO this extensive house, also ladies' entrance.
r. " LOWERY 4 CO., Proprletors.
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Howell Matthias n
Heitzig Alfred "
Helfrich John
Hayton William J
Hayton George W
Hayton Joseph B
Holland John B
Hill William
Messenger Andrew ]
Hobart Randall
Hall Louck Pierce
Henderson Thomas
hewitt John
Hardesty Garrett
Isenbergerg Andrew j
Isenberg Simeon
Irwin Benner X
Jackson Calvin W
Jordan Ishy H
johnson Charles
Jordan Robert h
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Wilson Eseneezer B

Wilson EteneeZer B
Werfshaugher Joseph c
Wakefield Frederick
Wilson Thomas c
Waterland William
Woodslm Van Barea
Wbitesides John B
Witherell Hiram A
White volney Henry
White Richard P
Williams Charles G.
Wakefield Henry
Whaling James
Weed Ovid Pinney
Weed James Oscar
Wallace Richard b
Wyman James 5
Wilson William l.
Westrope Samuel
Wood Joseph 6
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4. w. BISHOP,
Deputy L. S. Collector OF Internal Revenue,
For Butte County.
OfFICE-Courant Building, Chico, California
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
GENERAL SHERMAN.
His Plan of Operations in the Yves
IE,he IInninin h<acific KaiInnRd

His Plan of Operations i'm the West
The Union Facific Railroad 500
NEAR FoRT KEARNEY, on the Union Pa
cific r. R., Main Stem, June 5-P. M
Senator Wade's party left camp at the west
of the track this morning for Omaha, Cen
erals Sherman and Augur going to Jules
burg. Sherman has finally concluded to
concentrate his entire force on stage, rail
road and telegraph lines to Denver, and
California mails leave the railroad at the
forks of the Platte and follow the south side
up the South Platte river to Julesburg.
He will notify ranchman along this part
of the route that he cannot protect it from
wandering Indians, but if they will move
over the river he will change the crossing
of the Platte to near Julesburg, 800 miles
from Omaha, and will guarantee them pro-
lection to Denver. He will do this by arm
ing all the passengers, and when the stage
is not full make up the load with soldiers
Wells, Fargo & Co. will accordingly trans
fer all their stock, and trains will follow.
Sherman is enthusiastic in advocating the
rapid construction of the Pacific railroad
and says the Government could itself build
1t and save money by it. sn S.
The Senators are delighted with the
country, and the road and its equipment
Tney will reach Omaha tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
NEWS BY. TELEGRAPH,
TO Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN 4 ELEGRAPH
Financial and Commercial


yLoEDoNs June 6-=N oon.-Con SAG;
Bonds 723z Illinois 7S3 Erie 393ll.S LA
LONDON, P. M-Consols declined "A !;
Illinois advanced a.
LIVERPOOL, June -Noon.-Breadstuffs
quiet. Corn declined to 37s Cd. Provisions
unchanged. Pork 70s.
Up. Moving to large imports from
America cotton declined 16@I.
LONDON, June 6, P. M.-Consols 9411ss;
Illinois Central 10; Erie 3934.
LIVERPOOL, June 6, 8 P. Motion quiet;
sales 80 900 bales of middling ruplands at
n3s; Orleans 115s. Breadstnffs quiet and
unchanged. Corn 37s9d.z Provisions un-
! changed. Produce-Petroleum 1s1d. Pot
ashes 3ls. Tallow 43s6d. '-A-i ~ - "a
ANTWERP, June 6, Evening.-Slandard
white petroleum Al francs.
| FRANKFoRT. June 6, Evening.-United
States bonds 77M.I IlLI
,SE4 Arrested Fenians.
DUBLIN, June 6, Evening.-The party OF
| Fenians arrested few days ago, when at
| tempting to land at Dungarran, say they
were from Boston, Mass. SEIEEkI9
Sentences COmmuted. 1850
LONDON, June 6. EYening.-Lord Mas,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, announced in
4 the House of Commons tonight that The
sentence of all the convicted Fenians was
commuted. /GJJK
lcfHl Rising Against the Porte.
/ LONDON, June 6, evening.-Advices from
the continent report a rising against the
authority of the Porte in both Bulgaria and
SerVia. -'-.- tt -. - = =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Injunction against the Union Pacific
30. - t ia Railroad. E -- '-tl

Injunction against the Union Pacific
iH- ia Railroad. E % '-tl
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The Republicans St.
Joseph special says: a report is current
that p. @. Durant, late manager of the
Union Pacific Railroad, has served an in
junction against further construction of the
track of that road, and that extensive COM
plications are about to grow out of the re-
moval of Durant.
Hostile Indians
The Indians about Cottonwood are re-
ported so hostile that citizens have been
ordered to remain at home and guard their
houses. Six men were killed few days
ago, only short distance from town. 'A0
Gold from Montana
Parties from Montana reportthat much
larger amount of gold will be shipped from
that territory this year than last. s
A Desperado Lynched.
Tom Lyttle, the notorious desperate, who
was arrested here few DAYS since on sus-
picion of being concerned in the late Rich
mond bank robbery and murder, was taken
to Warrensburg last Saturday and lodged
in Jail. Yesterday morning about 400
mounted men surrounded the Jail, demand
ed surrender by the Sheriff, which was
complied with under protest, and then took
Lyttle and hung him about a quarter of a
mile from town. Hf -grlaG rHa e.f's-- s.E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
Episco paI ConKention.
FROM GEORGIA.
Puplic Meeting i'm Atlanta

AUGUSTA. GA, June ga meeting of
citizens of Fulton and Dekalb counties was
held at Atlanta to form Conservative
Union party. A preamble and resolutions
were adopted denouncing the Sherman
bill as infamous, and prefering military
rule to organizing under its provisions.
The press at Atlanta have no sympathy
with the movement and pronounce it ILL
timed and injudicious. The feeling through
out Georgia is to submit to it and organize
under the military bill. The people are
sick and tired, and will conform to the re-
quirements of Congress in good faith. The
opposition will be inconsiderable, as a
great majority of the people are in favor OF
voting for Convention.
Hon. Joseph Lumpkin, of the Supreme
Court of Louisiana. recently died at Athens.
The wheat harvest of this State has COM
menced and the yields promises to be very
large. All the crops are looking finely and
rronlisa wall
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Reported Discovery of a New Islans
in the North Pacific.

Reported Discovery of n New Island
in the North Pacific.
SAN FRAN CISCO, June 2.-1t is reported
that new island has been discovered in
the North Pacific, $50 deg. west longitude,
40 deg. 80 min. north latitude, twenty
miles long, and exactly in the track of ves-
sells to this port from China and Japan. On
their late return the Virtago and Colorado
passed near the locality. Fogs and misty
weather prevail in that section of the Pa
cific, and it is supposed that many missing
vessels have been wrecked there. 1t is
considered ofsufficient Importance to justi-
fy the Government in dispatching vessel
to locate. A company has been organized
to survey the island, and will send a vessel
this week to examine and take possession
of the island. @
| Discovery of the Wreck of the Ship
Canton
The schooner Caroline Mills has returned
from an unsuccessful wrecking expedition
for the bark Labelle, lost on Wake Island
in March, 1866. She visited Labelle Island
and discovered the wreck of the snip Can
ton, which was reported to have left Seteka
| in 1916, and was never more heard from.
Portions of the wreck were in perfect pre-
servation. The armorial shield and arms OF
the East India Company and England were
uuartered thereon and brought back.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
.a' Thursday, June 6, 1867.

1HuTSudyi u Oune o, 1oof.s
-.t..-.....sr Z, NEIL HOUSE. 5ssi5 siiAa -
lanes GsS9gbe Sp Il tPMSiisaslRBis M PA Belle
dss Psyns srl BGoPipg.ea MI George Ropfsss Ssy
Briggs. New York; Peter Martin, Cincinnati; j n
h. efs kSs oho
Thos Han y. New Y ork: Richard AIeson. New York;
Bo9en EEhB8aBsS BaBssS BoifSd S ss 5
e. g Qgig6y I Akron: ehi9; GolDs. i CsutoG' ~;
Huvitt. New orE; & " igas, Cine G nnsi, o; Dy R
SapT aha eRS LoaP LSsRPf fs9 fs 51d R
Johnson, Chicago, ,Iis; 3 Lewis jr, tinsipnstS 8;
fountaae s S o6c Geoss hoaon asFSsa Sea Rss
g., Z. GooDALE HOUSE. 50 ca 3ib2
90 Hewitt , Bost9q NJ Mass ,chpsstts Benson;
burn. Cleveland, o; EVsril. city city. rS - INf| ''
u. 10000 UNITED STATES 5HoTEL.tau yI4ss
s E Price. Henry county. Missouri; h Hubbard,
NJ Paeh, New Baltimore. ohic;s F S6elienberGier,
@ PhadnePEhis aEs Psnnsyiyania SShn Moyers Hills;
4 Joseph. Pstaska!a, Ohio; q w t.HSfmsn. Frank
Iip county, Ohio; William Ward, Fraskln county.
Gircleville. Ohioi G Rum. GiIcleYille, Ohio; IL
Leach. TaTfep county Ohio; A, Lane. Geps, Ohio;
county, Ohio; W Keys. Harrisburg, Ohio;
ton. Westeryile. q; J Harronns do; j q nj Lyon.
Springfield, o; II , Peintz. do; NJ P Davis, do;
heFS1Sn AaTs 1Gd Ute 9si q
Marysyille. q; 1T Irwin, Newark. o; HIS Naming,
New York; g q Jenkins. JWashington. 90 H
wale, Q; a Borror. Jackson Up; chas FAY, Grove
port o. ] Harlow and three ladies, Du bin, o; VIM
Bulger. Fremont; N q .Whitehurst, Winchester
a Titus, Boston, Massachusetts; John A Kile,
Diliine Groytport. Ohio;. James FlBsggs,3 Miss NJ
Boggs, Miss NJ Evans, Girceyille. 0hio H Go, K.
Gs5t0n 9hiS asEris PiicksTiRgtGn Ohio
D Benson and wife. Mt Sterling. Ohio; e Brown
Pratt; do; 3 McAllen. Delaware; W G Allen
and wife, W Westerville. 't'N' IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

The MUSICAL REUNION LAST NIGHT.-
One of the most brilliant and fashionable
assemblages ever called together was that
at John Settlers Music store, last night, to
welcome Ernest Knabe, ESQ.,, of Baltimore,
. who visits our city on business and pleas
=, ure. The singing was glorious. We are
satisfied that the Columbus Mamerchor has
no superior nywhere after last nights eff
fort q Many Of the selections for the piano
=, forte were of the most scientific and
difficult kind, but all were executed
with q degree of ease and brilliancy
o. we have never heard surpassed except by
the masters. Our unfortunate position
near the door prevented our catching the
names of the amateurs as they came up to
the piano, which we greatly regret, as we
would ike TO tell the world who we con-
7 slider the fnest musicians the State can
. produce. Mr.. Seltser has reason to con-
y Rratulate himself that the reunion was
so complete success, and the compliment
paid 70 his friend 80 brilliant and notice
able.os b5.i1i BFaG s4sn5g doiaB sssbs-iG ir sii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
sspeecRz OF EKs szEcessasnf. .E5z cEA me,

CHAPEL Hull, June 5.-The Presidents
party arrived this afternoon, and were well
coined by DR.. Swayne, President of the
University,
President johnson returned thanks for
this manifestation Of ffiendshfp.. He trust
ed that one of the leading studies of this
University would be the principles of the
Constitution and Free Government.1 He
loyed his country and regarded the, Consti-
tuition as the,palladium of our safety and
our liberties, and by it, in the future as in
the past, he intended to stand. Our prins
ciples of Government were, If properly mn
derstood, sufficiently expansive TO embrace
not only all States of the Union. but the
entire civilized world. .Epe ss7Hsi ain1' siaT'
In conclusion, The President encouraged
the pupils of the Hstnefs, to works Of use.
Ifullness, reminding them that paths OF
honor were open to all trs oTe5s,IiH 1sites
;aThe Presidentowas frequently interrupted
by applause. Seward, Randall and Gen0
lSickles also spoke, and the ceremonies Of
reception closed. The commencement ex<,
ercises take place Tomorrow (Thursday!)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
lNiessFI,ge of Harrimau

iCoScoRD, N. a, June s.12G oveFnGof fiaRra4
riman was inaugurated to-day and deliv-
cred his message to the Legisiature. z 1t is
a somewhat lengthy document, and is de-
voted mainly to the discussion Of State
topics. eThenvatious institutions of the
State are represented to be in a prospefoaS
condiion. The financial condition Of the
State is highly gratifying, The balance in
the treasury is upwards Of $55 900, aud the
State debt was reduced the past year
I $245, ,343.te1 = q 0sii ....sss7qxd 11oT wsN
OF national affairs he says: The right
matum,. The executiverican be the iu-
dicisry, the South dare not eYade its re-
I quirementss The result Is full of promise
for the early pacificationuof the country. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
FROM CLEVELAND.
The Merchants, Union Express Cor
punY.


..-....- panY.
CLEVELAND, June GA joint meeting of
the Executive Committee and Trustees OF
the Merchants Union Express Company
is being held at the Weddell House. There
is a very full attendance. A thorough ex-
animation is being made OF the condition
OF the Company, and the best of feeling
prevails. a.ssJ ssi - Hg7sssf : La
Important action will doubtless be taken
upon many matters touched with the well
fare of the Company, and efficient means
adopted for the prosecution of its business.
The executive committee have made fuel
reports, which are being considered by the
trustees this afternoon.
So Episcopal Convention.
In the State Episcopal Convention, Sec
ond day, the chief feature OF interest was
letter from Rev. Bedell, Assistant Bishop
of the Diocese, now in Rome, taking strong
law church grounds, characteriziDg ritual
ism as contrary to the spirit of the Prayer
Book, and urging strict adherance TO the
forms OF worship prescribed therein. The
letter was a powerful one and was well re-
ceived by the Convention. rrT nE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

80 DIcKfNsoN's CONFECTIONERY AND SA-
LooN.-During the heat of the morning
yesterday, when we were sweltering in a
hot atmosphCre our sight was gratified and
our taste delighted with a nice, plate of ice
cream from W. Dickinson's Confectionery
No. 81 North High street: Afterdue trial we
are satisfied that '.Dick's'' is a mighty good
place whereat to get ice cream, eonfection-
sery, fruits, cigars and liquors, and that
all should resort there Immediately. ''DickF
is clever fellow, keeps the best of every
thing and sells at the lowest rates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
nRciafnm

BUFFALO, June 6.-The jury in. the case
against the Western Union Telegraph Coz
to recover $40 900 damages for money OBJ
tanned by swindler. on a dispatch for
warded by the Western Union and United
States Telegraph Companies, returned ver-
dict for $l1,27l.60. The Court, Judge Da-
Wis presiding, ordered the plaintiffs to- re-
cover 215 per cent. on the verdict as extra
been granted and exceptions will be filed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

FINE PTcTuRE FRAMEs.-o. H. Oldroyd
s. Co. 10r East Friend street, have still ex-
;traordinary facilities for furnishing plain
fancy, square, octagon or rustic picture
frames of the best quality, and most fash
ionable styles. All those wishing pictures
framed are invited to call at this popular
establishment before leaving orders. II
will be to their advantage
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
New York stock Market-June q

New York Stock MarketzJune 9.
$50 P. NJ M.-0hio Certificates 2z5I 8s5aS;i Canton
4sassSsA Cumberlapd 29fS3eS; Gus ksilgsr s4ll
Union telegraph 449S'@AH: Pacific Mail 1861 20 1877;
Atlantic 045<9l941s New FORK Central Box 9sis
Erie 59T960. Hudson l0S9l0Sh, Reading los Y a
1o5K; Michigan Central ITO: Michigan Southern 6s1
@6sK; Illinois Central 1lsk allsH: PittsbuTghs7s
@761S: Toledo 1l4h@ll5: Rock Island, ssH@sse.
97x99s. N n .. iT'''1 . ~ ''r7l'' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

'e' FILED YEsrERDAY.-The following Ger
titicates of Incorporation were filed at the
Secretary of States office on yesterday:
OF the Miami Building and Saving Asso-
citation of Dayton, Ohio, organized for the
parpose of raising money to be loaned
among the members for use in buying lots
or houses, &c. Princial Office in Dayton.
Capital Stock, $4,000 in shares of $50
3 each. Henry Miller, F. w. Berk, Fred.
Euchenhofer, Conrad Schenck, Ph. Leon
hard, Charles Ochs, John Aman, Edward
Pape and Daniel Heintz, are the corpora
tors.
Supplemental Certificate of the Harrod's
Greek and Frankfort Turnpike Company
for the purpose of securing an extension ol
their turnpikes in Ross county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

Il MARKETS, There was an, immense turn
out to market yesterday morning, and
about all person could ask for in the way
of meats, vegetables and fruits were dis
played. Prices. hold their own, however,
and the rule still continues to be 'scarry
your money to market in a basket, and car
ry home your purchases in your pocket
1,,ot, :, ETfHT GEgtAHI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

"A MILLINERY store in Macon sold last
week twenty palpitating tbosoms.AEe.
If the millinery store Aforesaid sold
twenty palpitating bosomss how many PAL
pitating young gentlemen will the palpitat-
ing bosoms sell2 That's the solemn inter
rogatory which presents itself. i L Az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

Z BrLIIARps.--The Excelsior Billiard Room
of Massey g Tutties still centinuesits pop
ularity with our citizens. How could 1t be
sotherwises Cool room, splendid tables and
tipEtopes fellows as the proprietors are,
would make any billiard room, popular, let
alone so magnificent place as this is.z