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OPFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBIIC PKNTiSG,
WAsHSGTOs, Jan. lB, 1901 :
PROPOSALS for PAPER for the PUBLIC

OFFICE sUfkhlA tsDhNr ~ hI IL ~ Sas2 {
PROPOSALS for PAPER for the PUBLIC
q s ae sa az at 81 S regulate he public
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measuring inches and Weighing fOaye pounds the Of
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supersn Map Paper zei aud candere Of such sizes as
may b, required corresponding weight with paper measuring 1924
Inss and weighing pounds % ne real Of so sheets
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a T. and for ne Whole qa'aiy any s
mated Glasses and o. less uan OnelDh camlt
quality papers III the classes will be furnished upon application
q th, Oee in the Successful bidders viii be required ngd to coa
fOrm 20 the sample furnished.
elias, 20 " considered separately and be subject to separate
contract but bidders oHf Tor more Of the cases ~ Tie same
Proposal 49,. . .
No proposal win be considered unless accompanied by guarsnty that
the bidder bidders his ler proposal shall be accepted viii enter
Into obligation, with good and sufficient ure furnish the tri
proposed for and each proposal must be accompanied y satisfactory
that The making said mauufac
tarers dealers m the description Of which he hey
- furnish
An the paper the several classes must he delivered ~ the Govern
s, ~ ss,e Il Bafo \ Y1 IN Tod order he rom IN aSS
1yery charge expense and subject the inspection,
Et Of the Superintendent and be all respects
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hon Of The oOhtssct , 80. 90
VrOposa considered which does not cOninn exactly hereWh
Poposas the envelope Proposals for Paper and
addressed the JOINT Committee Pbl Prng either To the care
Anthony Chairman Of the Senate Committee on Print
bag H. Laan Chairman Of the House Committee on PRINT
s G. Wendell c Superintendent Of the Public Printing wash
kBSton. D. G. ~
6 direction Of the Committee Of Congress on Public Printing;
c. WENDELL, Superintendent q Public Printing
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MINIATURE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
Sun ......5;l4 Sun Sets3:lJl Moon tns
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GRIFFIN & CHRISTY's MINSTRELS,
VI FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE
ADJOINING FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
q w II GRIFFIN ....................M Manager
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS CROWDED HOUSES.
This Palace Opera House slightly rougei With smiling faces and happy
welcome back Their yorc GEORGE CHRlsIN The
viii spare expense pains the patrons Of tbs
establishment with New Faces New Acts Neg Musc New stoes
finished Artistic Entertainment IN the CITY First
Appearance English Artist Mr. OSCAR BURBANK and
DICK SANDS the Champion Dancer Of the World secend Week OF
JOHN COLLINS the lnmitabe Bone Placer Mr CIlAS IENhl
the Basds every Evening, MORRISON, bHAIIlNki
ABBOTT HUGHES HOGAN Farccs and Dances CIIRSri
GRIFFIN in Original Fifth Avenue Hotel
Medical Student Pathetic Mountain Tragedy Naughty NanF
Girls Hsppes Couple Out &c, Sc F Night fTilEODOORI TON
ATORS Grand Orchestra George Cpne Mad Rel Pepper Ab
ha.nn d 81. Con Eo-emoa Mane hnIlav % n p
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PRESENTATION FESTIVAL
Il FOR THB BENEFIT or THE
UNION HOME AND SCHOOL.


UNION HOME AND SCHOOL.
The award Of presents will az he Cooper Institute in this
City on MONDAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'oloek m
for that purpose and The distribution WI be made under such
The sac oftkts having rachel the amount o of,t
s gS viii ns Of ' oo Rs SsS S an Sd
a accounted o viii be considered entitled to shares in the P'esnia
The number yin be entitled to the fr rressu, the b:
and Until ~ The presents designated BY lseGed quantities are
exhausted amer which she remaining presents viii he Of equal value
the final presentation vii be made without The necessity Of further draw
An presents awarded to person, residing out Of The C ofSsv York
viii on receipt OF presentation the original ict, he delivered to
ss ., a sIy s me- t sn so e t owner Or oWser
following reus have been Invited to be present and Wit
~ Hon { 5S; = H 9robT, i N C c...
H. H. Hon Hon SE & R Rlbf6s f' elsSros,.
The Isa. BEyJ q MANKRRR, Teasaler Board q Health
IOsRPH HOXlE, ssJ., Colletor q internal Revenue
NORRIS FRA McS 6 co. ffS 1T =. II a Int 20
Franz " BALLARD esq Secenry security Insurance Co.
,.atSi arr.aseaeus sdc or accommodation Or cbes Of
By order o. the Distributing COMMITTEE, -.
l5iiS II WHITE s, h4kLo"'
NATHANIEL JARVIS o.,
CoHntiies Of Dis,f.b button.
THOMAS Co Managing Directors
AWARD OF PRESENTS.
CLASS !.
TIP CASH PRESENTS AND SET OF bIhMoNpS WILL 1E PE
LivERED PRB ], 1871 by CEN VAN VlLhf AT NO 10 STATE
ST., SEwYoHK.
=.
TIiR REAL ESTATE. ~ REGULAR CONVFYANCB on FEB
% by JOHN H. WHITE Rsq, Al 40. 100 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
TilR PIANOS PORTRAIT or GIN GRANT SBWlEG-MA
CiliNRs PARLOR FURNITURE LADIES MlSK FtRs LADIES.
DRESS HATS. LADIES RID GLOVES, LADIES WORK AND
MUSIC BOXES OS FEB ;. At THE Distribution OFFICE,
No. 500 BROADWAY, NETWORK
CLASS 4.
THE HORSES CARRIAGE AND HARNESS HEATING AP
P PhbkR MA p AZ TIE nj bsBSfoS ocE
CLASS ..
THE LADIES AND GENTS MATCHES And CHAINS on PBB.
I2 Ar THE Distribution OFFICE.
CLASS q.
THE VARIOUS ARTICLES or PLATED SfLVKRWARB on
PEB. IS AND "A. AT THE DISTRIBUTION OfFltE
CLASS z.
BOOKS AND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS OF FEB. H. AT THE
Distribution OFFICE
GLASS 3.
GENTS PUR COLLARS. GLOVES HATS WHIPS AND BuFPA.
10 ROBES PICTURE FRAMES. AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS
PRESENTS NOT BEFORE ENUMERATED, or FEB. Q, AT THE
DISTRIBUTION OFFICE
CLASS o.
TIP FNCRAvINGS. PHOTOGRAPHS. &C. BEING MINOR
pRRsFSTS AND not INCLUDED IN TiE PRECEDING CLASSES
or FEB 20 10 MARCH 2 INCLUSIVE AT TIE distribution
OFFICE.
Holders Of Cir Tickets DO cali the days AbornEmed will
await further notice proper present their tickets
The final Presents w close on le Jat 81 March next
and called Tor ~ the day named wall BE- publicly disposed
OF Tor benefit % the Union Home and school - -, an
TUE DELIVERY OF PRESENTS ACCORDING TO THE AR.
RiSGEMRNT OF CLASSES As ABOVE WILL BB MADE UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TiIE COMMITTEE OF Distribution
THOMAS e Co.,
MANAGING DIRECTORS
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Amusements.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
Acstc anu 1anager.
y JAnnSJy
Mlhth
THIS EVENING viii be presented Shakespeares play Of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
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ITO DEALERS in the SHOE TRADE-SHOE
n TAcKS and NAlLS-H. H. BRIGHAM Co, South Alb.
E2s haa deyots their whole time 70 msnasnng All kind Of
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CorrRT CAIENDAR-THs DAl

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.
u.d Nv Troy,np CLERKR INGRAHAs, j. J-AourSed 10
February4
SUPREME COURr-CIRCUIr
La urtOp az 10 o'clock m.
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ATUIIIT HTNLDl IN,
~ attachment issued by the Hon GEORGE
q BARNARD justices Of TIE Supreme Count Of the Sat u
New.Yorb 18th day Of gnu 1861 r The Of nye hundred
and -four cents directed 90 the Sheriff The
aung hn attac aud safely keep
the steamboat PLYMOUTH ROCK belonging The Port Of Newiorf
against the said vessel her
apparel and required 70 appear and discharge sad
warrant according law within thirty from the date hereof
Dated Nes-YOrk, January ~, 1901 A. J. hhNNloh, Jrl
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l3Y MINER & S0MERYILLE, NO. 81 MAS

The shove exhibition day and evening the galleries
above Catalogues be had tie Office Of the Auoneers the
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NOTICE is hereby given that on the 4th day
~ ofJsnuarv 1901 warrant 81 attachment issued M de Hon
George e. Barnard vessel lee Trade her tackle,
Apparel enforce tie lien Of JOHN MeplARhlD Tor
claim against said vessel amounting 10 the Of Si d'vl and hsi
viii be sold fT the payment Of e claims against peg unsss
fe master owner of coasgnec Thereof person interested
therein appear and discharge such wsan acoug 70 law within ~
DAYS from lie Gr pnbcs Of tiis uoireDntel ian. T. 1911
30 . p ma
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Alarhinerp.
1r;1cr,1' sGIE~A e-horse ENGINE and BOILER,

DORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
i ENGINES, and BOILERS and CIRCULAR sA" MILLS
The best and complete in use
WOOD & MANN STEAMENGlNE Co, -
Urea. N. Y,
No LAM OR
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THOMAS S. ALEXANDER,
Late Of Bslimgre, -
=" Ys''s1 set . ssg wis.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
Z COLUMBUS, O., March 9. 1867.

: Editor StatesDsdn-DEAR SIR: 1 see that
bill was introduced in the House this
morning to incorporate company called
the Columbus Navigation Company, the
object of which is to declare High street, in
the city of Columbus, navigable, and Civ
ing the company the exclusive privilege of
navigating said street with scows and other
watercraft. ras ..-
Is it not ungrateful in the citizens of CO.
lumbus, having the seat of government es.
tablished here, and millions of money ex-
pended by the State yearly in and around
Columbus, to compel the members of the
Legislature and visitors generally, Ito hire
hacks to carry them from the hotels to the
State House and public offices? Why do
they not ask an appropriation. from the
State Treasury to remedy this nuisance?
.a5sa~el MUDDY LEGS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
= 50 STATE + NEWS.

STATE NEW6s
am number of hogs packed at Cincin-
natl in 1856 was 354,O79, and in 1867, 49,
61O an increase of los, 531 over last year.
TaE Cleveland Fenian Company. Friday,
received one hundred uniforms from New
York. Great preparations are being made
foR the celebration. of st. Patrick's Day.
TEE fox hunt in Morris and Wayne
townships, Knox county, last Friday, was
o "big thing" It is reported that one lit,
tie pet fox was captured alive, and several
men caught-cOIdsi z [114 x or
ABoyTl O'Clock Tuesday. a sticko wood
fell from the third story of Mack 6 Broth
ers. clothing house, says the Ur6aDG jCsti-
<m, and struck boy named Peter Tooiey
on the head. The blow was severe one,
the, sharp end of the stick penetrating the.
skull.
.THEsire in Toledo on Wednesday night
was very destructive. The loss was about
$4,000. The Blade says: H.'T.T Paddock
& Co., hatters, had a large stock, valued az
$500. A goodly portion of it was re-
moved, much damaged, however, in hand
ling. p. .& Go. have an insurance of $1,000
in the Corn Exchange, and $1,000 in the
Albany City. - =
The father Of the brothers Snyder-ar-
rested at Saginaw a few day since and taken
by Marshal Bond to Napoleon-has been
arrested aud held to bail on the charge of
completely with his sons In the robbery of
the II. ". &. w. Railway Co. One son
was recently sent to the Penitentiary for
the same offense, and at the next term of
the Henry County Common Pleas the father
and two sons will be placed on trial. -.
The following list of relies in the graves
of Ohio soldiers disinterfed near Nashville
since February %, can be had of Chaplain
VIM. Earnshaw. U. S. A, Nashville,' on
application from those entitled: III. Hum
ter, A, 124th Ohio. ring; H. Shelby, FL, 2lst,
Ohio, ring; i. Burnet, III, 176th Ohio,
ring; III. B. Daily, G., 25th Oaio, two rings;
G. Wargner, 1s2d Ohio, ring; II, Coon,
125thr Ohio, ring. E ~ .oe
Our ingenious townsman, says the NeD
Philadelphia Democrat, Joshua Price, Esq,
has shown as riding bride bit, which he
has invented and had patented. The inn
provement consists ofNa lever In connec-
tion with the head stall and rein, which
prevents the horse from throwing up his I
head, or catching the bit between his teeth.
The bridle was Of superior workmanship,
made in Cleveland, and intended as pres
ent for General Grant, to whom it was sent
by.express few days ago. 3a rGitl
OK the 18th ult., says the csrclevtNe Dem
Ocrat, the dead body Of an infant was found
buried on the premises of Mrs. Hannah
Shepherd, in Waverly. Mrs. Shepherd,
who lisa soldiers widow, testified before
the cofoner's Jury that she was the mother
of thechild, that it lived about two hours, {
and she supposed death resulted from want
of proper attendance. The jury returned
a verdict of death from hemorrhage and
sufocation." l~e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
The New York Ea aeraIdss Last SEN
SatiOm.

Probably we should not write sensation,
assit-does not really amount to a sensation.
The last Neso York Heraldisns would more
correctly characterize it. To produce
"peace and good wiR' to all men--Whites
and ,Blacks-North and South, East and
West-the Herald proposes that the South
ern newspapers shall advocate in spirit
of perfect good faith, the following ticket
/ II @A.it52' For President,
.8l5 GENERAL U. S.GRANT.
For Vice President,
AZ GENERAL r. E. LEE.
Suppose the Southern papers should adj
vocare the aforesaid ticket, it. would not
secure favor in Northern eyes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

~sagsf GENERAL NEWS QseagssEsE
GpED closed yesterday evening. at 134224.
DEMocRATrc State Convention in Michi-
gaA Mafcha3. SIS ID a1BaE EbEus
The total shipment of treasure from Cal
if0fnIa, from Jan. i to Feb. %, was $7,O25s-
O00oa afssc -ls15sa sqa-tsa4E8 .9siA .xEaid6
ST TAKE mytea barefoot" said back
woodsmau, when asked If he would have
cream and sugar. . ,s:tgT -ss-s szas sa5 g
A BAR of Montana gold worth 100000
is TO be sent to. the Paris expositious and
Pennsylvania will have there pebble of
coal weighing six tons. s.zs.ss ,s~e.,, ! ;,
sFARsoNs sBRowNLow is threatened with
having an opponent for the Gubernatorial
chair who is q patriot without being a
blackgdard.s0 a1a ElE G.ss1ss .Ss1E'E
.Aletter In the sAaqusta fGa) Consultation
Glist, written at Washington, Ca, says:
"Robert Toombs has returned to his home
In this village this evening"" 1-fq,fr vo
CHIEF JUSTICE ALLEN, OF the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts, has resigned his
position. He was an original Free Soil
leader. 5000 ss7 ,g7s
tSOSItCB A1EONARDS O1 the OupFeIH0 OOurG
Of New York, has decided that United
States legal tender notes are in law money,
and as such are liable to taxation. g3b-5s.
TIE. black measles are very prevalent
and fatal at Andover, N. In one house
three persons lay dead at the same time,
and all the schools have been suspended
till The epidemic subsidies. F-EE e
IAwYERs practicing before the military
courts in the Southern satrapies, are ex-
peeted TO, open their argumentslwith the
usual formula" May it please your shoul.s
der-straps."
Tx food on the lower Ohio is tremend-
Gus, large tracts being submerged. East
ern Tennessee is an expanse of mud. The
Mississippi has broken through the leyee
IL miles below Memphis, doing great dam
age; and the town Of Helena, Arkansas, is
flooded. . .'s.Esgu $3.50
ITEis reported that James Gordon Ben
nett has begun an autobiography, which is
of course history Of the Herald as we'll as
its editor and founder; that he intends to
have the work published after his death,
and that in IL he will refute many of the
ideas popularlyr entertained of himself and
his journal. Such volume will sell widely,
aud lpquestionabiy be of INTEREST," l370's
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF ASTON &
first day of February, 1867, Emory HUFF having
purchased the interest of Henry j Rushmer, whC
retires on account of ill-health. All persons hold
ing claims against the o d firm, are requested t.
present them Immediately to James A. Aston, a
No 20 North High street, and all persons ind ebted
to Aston Rushmer are requested to cell and set
tie ,'70-- - ! I-,l JAMES A. ASTON,
I...........t So r- HENRY j. RUSHMER.
Columbus March g. 1867, ..-.-. 81 ~ ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
nIen and NIonkeYs

AGAssIz has been through the land
where monkeys do abide, upon a tour OF
scientific Investigation, and he reports that
there is no evidence whatever to substan-
tiate the theory that man is the descendant
of the monkey.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
Norice fo1. the Tender.Toed.

The Journal gives notice that no one can
recei, e nomination for State Office from
the Republican State Convention who is
not known to stand squarely in favor of
Negro Suffrage, It asserts that sit does
not require any great stretch of political
sagacity to see that an overwhelming ma
jority of the Republican lparty is in favor
of Manhood Suffrage Interested parties
will please take notice. If the April
elections should show falling off through
out the State in the Republican party, per-
maps the Negro Suffrageites would not be
so dictatorial in their demands. 1t is very
doubtful whether. a majority of the people
of this State are ready for Black Suffrage.
We don't believe they are; but then the
matter can be settled satisfactorily by the
Republicans making it the issue at the
election. Let them try it. p --- So
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
HaE'7 BANKING HOUSE OF " % .
JAY COOKE & 60.

Corner Wall & Nassau Sts., New York.
In connection with our houses in Philadelphia and
Washington, we have opened a NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location and offer our services to
Banks Bankers and Investors for the transaction Of
heir business in this city, including purchases and
sales of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS, Bonds
AND GOLD. We are constantly represented at the
Stock Exchange and Gold Board, where orders sent
usare promptly filed. Wekeep on hand afull supply
.--a~sra a. ari -tHf y je#oEHr -1-foeB.
GOVERN AlENT SECURl. If & OF Alb SSJJEN. A.
uying and selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
-ar,faE,g vau3 JAY COOKE & CO.
ma, Sly &w 4s#EE.Ts tssEs5teE .nE.sE
FOR NON-RETENTION Or INCONTINENCE
of Urine, irritation, Inflammation, liberation of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate
glands stone in the bladder calculus gravel brick
dust deposi S, and all diseases eff the bladder, kid
neys and drOpsical swellings,
USE HELNBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
feb2l-dly .s.-', ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

A GENTS WANCEOFOR GREELEY -
n HISTORY COMPLETES! EXTRAORDI-
NARY OPPORTUNITY UNPARALLELED
SUCCESS!! -...r F....
This History contains accounts of about one hun
dred battles generally ind in the earlier orks
on the Rebellion, even in those most widely
circulated. Now that GREELEY'S HISTORY
is completed, its popularity is greater than
ever before, and sells with rapidity which makes
it the most valuable work for CanVassers ever pub
lished. @ e. .. L. .t .rs e : -
Address o. D. CASE l. CO., Publishers, at
Hartford. Conn, Cleveland, Ohio, or Detroit, Mich.
n1ehl2-6td&AtM = u - - -
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.1MPORTANT QUALITIES, BRIAN.
DRETRsS PILLS SO STIMULATES Al

1mPORTANT QUALITIES. BRAN.
DRETR,S PILLS SO STIMULATE Al
the interior of the system that every poison
or mpurity is forced from the blood into the bowels
and thus passes off. Recent cases of sickness will
often be cured by the effect of six or eight Bran
dreth's Pills. which, when the operation is full and
complete leave the blood Tree from poisonous and
unhealthy matter as that of q newborn babe. In
ds,.infammatory diseases, and even in cholera.
their use restores to health than all other
RENE lies. because they take from the blood and
bowels those matters upon which pains, cramps and
aches depend for continuance. ri -ifl.,..,,..-,.,
Captain Isasc Smith, of Sing Sing. sa' thirty Of
Brandreth's Pills, taken q cording to directions.
cured him of very severe bronchial affection after
other means had failed, and he wishes his numerous
friends to know the fact. .-t. is.f siirEl
Brandreth's Pills, Principal Office. Brandreth
House. New York. Sold also by all Druggist. See
my name on Government stamp, without which the
Pills are spurious sugc B. BRANDRETH.'
febl3-d&w1m 5rs,-;..f,- 10 f -.f.,.sf q. Or ftf.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
New Hampshire Election To-day.

The New Hampshire election takes place
to-day. Inasmueh as the Republican ma
jority in that State last year was 1855, it is
very probable that there will not be much
difference in the result this year. The Re-
publieans are working with great activity
for the purpose of polling larger majority
than last year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the form and style of Aston
Taylor d Huff, for the purpose of transacting gen
eral business in the way of Stoves. Tin Ware, Mar
Bile and ate Mantels, Furnaces, Ranges and Housl
Furnishing Goods of every description, at the ole
stand, No. 90 North High street.
We respectfully ask continuance of the liberia
patronage extended to the old firm.
JAMES A. ASTON
.--'' WIN. Nj. TAYLOR,
mehI2-dSt&M1t EMORY HUFF. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
NOTICE TO CON TRACT 4 ORS,

THE COMMISSIONERS OF FRANK
i lin CO ,nty, Ohio, will receive proposals for
repairing the County ln6rmary Of said county on
and after this date and until the lsT DAY OF
APRIL, A. ID, 1867, the Commissioners Ieserving
the right TO reject any Or all of the bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen st this office.
JNO NJ. KOERNER,
JAMES W. RARBEE,
JNO. G. EDWARDS,
Com rissiO1ers of Franklin County, o.
Auditors Office. Franklin County. March 8, 1867.
mch12- dat r.-.- .-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
New Advertisements
REW ARD.

At. THE ACCIDENT TO THE
IA Freight Train on the ring Street Railroad
Bridge SUNDAY evening, one car load of hogs was
unloaded. Twenty of the hogs have strayed away,
weighing from 100 to $50 pounds each. They can
beeasily identified, as they must be verv muddy.
their sye1 e RspSSd Sn6 0e OF fSr
orally. L. LOUGH,
m;h12 .g.- Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
The House then adjourned.

Haven't Got the COnfirmatiOn.
The Dayton Journal says they have not
received confirmation of the report that
Dayton has been selected as the site for the
location of the Soldiers Home. r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
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Meeting OF the Democratic State
UsSzass CeRlral Commtttees . zEx~y-
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hesday, March 20, 1867, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
A full attendance is requested. ssa
JOHN G. THoMPsoN. Chairman. j.