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{, THE FEAST OF THE z P6ssovER. The Jew !
ish Passover commences to-day and will
continue until Friday evening April 2eth.
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HARTFORD, Conn, April 1S.-O Official can
vass shows 94,153 votes cast at the late
election, 5000 more than ever before. Eng
lish's majority 9S7. The net Democratic
majority on Congressmen was 1894.
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CURE FOR FELoNs.-Take equal parts Of
gum camphor, umOpfum, CASTLE soap and
brown sugar, and mix to thin paste, then
apply to the felon and-wait till II gets
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FmEDl YEsTERDAY--The following Ger
tificates of incorporation we're filed at the
Secretary of States Office yesterday: zjao
goOf the Lima Gas Light Company. Prin,
scipal Office in Lima, Allen county. Capi
tai stock $15,0O9, IN shares of 500 each
Peter Fountain, Charles Anthony, Samue
Collins, J. N, Halter and J 81, Nelly art
the corporators. a4era 80 H.
Company. Certificate of increase OF capi
.talstock from So, 100000 to- $5,0Oo oeo0.3 -
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Piano Tuning

sgoOrders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
S6 North High street, will be attended tc
Dys. ". - -, -, :. @T's -as4 e. CoRNELIsoN.
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FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
Financial.
C0nnnercIal

LONDON, April 1S.-Consuls 9034; 5-2O's
III Exchange coupons; Illinois Central
7615; Erie 373I.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
-r. ,.. SIR JAMIE CLARKE,S -.
Observation-Disclosures

CGEG GNA FED = W ALE FILLS
Prepared IRON, prescription of SirJ. Clarke, ND.
Physician EclTd0rddnaTy to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
he female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
excesses and removes all obsructions from Whatev-
er cause speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
particularly suited. 1t will, in short time
s... the monthly period with regularity. s5i5
!aae,9 9ta CAUTIoN. golH
These Pills should not De taken 6y Females durino
they are sure to bring on AiscdTTiG0e, Dat at Gny
other time theyG sGTe. II t.-.-i.--
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection
''ains in the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight ex-
srtion, Palpitation of the Hea t, Mysteries, and
Whites these Pills will effect a cure when all other
10 not contain iron, calomel, antimony, anything
1urtful to the Constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age. which sho Id be carefully preserved. .8..vs
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, ONE DoLLAR
..--.,.- -.. PER BOTTLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE. ~
1t as the fate OF eUery OdLGU6Le Medicine to be
CoUNTERFEITED. Be cGatiou8, therefore, and
see that the letters e A are 6Lo1on IN the bottle
and that each acrGPper bears the FAC SMILES of The
signatures of l. Q. BALDWIN Dc CO., and JOB
NOSES. 81 HilhOat achicA. none are 0enasiaee.
n. B.-$1.OO, with Eighteen cents for postage
inclosed to any authorized Agent or to the Sole
General Agent for the United States and British
Domnions. g,
JOB MOSES, % Cortlandt street. New York.
will insure bottle, contai ing Fifty Pills. by re-
turn mail, securely sealed from all observation.
sep19-d&weowly- oct9 at .-f
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BOOK NOTICEs.

TIE CHfLDREN's Hour. 2A Magazine for the Little
= Ones. May. 1867. It. s. Arthur & Son, 500 and
Bill Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
& The May number of this most beautiful
and entertaining magazine for the children
is before us. It's pages are mines of delight
and instruction for them, and its visits are
hailed with smiles OF delight. We know a
little girl who viii leave play, dolls, every
thing, to pernseits pages, and only quits it
to ask, When will another GOMEZ" 1t
costs but J$f.25 per snnum, and is the best
and therefore the cheapest literature you
can get for your children. ~, z.;f.T,.r,sr-.
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4 RossERy OF H Corr g Co.'S sFonrA.Ths

ROEBERY OF Hs Corr 81 Co.'s SFoRE.-+T The
Clothing Store Of II. Colt & Co., on High
street Just below Town, was entered
through the rear window and some $500
worth of clothing stolen therefrom. They
ma lie first attempt on the adjoining store of
5. Lazarus, but being unable to get in, tried
Colts, and were successful. There was a
light burning in the front part of the store
and the robbers worked in the rear, being
too cautious either to turn out theslight or
TO go in front of it. The discovery of the
robbery yesterday morning. was the cause
Of considerable excitement, and the Police
force set themselves to work and were soon
in possession of information enough to
lead them to believe that Patsey Murphy,
Patsey Flynn and Jake Albright were the
operators. Flynn and Albright are under
arrest, but Murphy has not yet been cap
tured. About half the stolen goods were
found in the house of Rose German, on
North Public Lane, and in a house in
Smiths Row. Therobbery falls heavily on
our friend Pimmel, of 8. Sewers Singing
Machine fame. He was the fortunate
possessor of three: pair ofpants last night,
and when he went to the store yesterday
morning found that, saving what he wore,
he /" had nary pair.ns Every effort will be
made to capture the other scoundrel. Great
credit is due the officers ifor5the prompt
ness with which they have acted. g r9s 5si -,
5 LATER. - Officers Naddy and Hummell
arrested Elena Nugent, at the house occu-
pied By his brother, for the burglary COM
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% No. / ROUND THE CoRNER.4Thousands
have asked what is meant by @No.
Round the Corner" It means that Char
ley Ferguson has started soda fountain
on Broadway. just west OF High, where he
isprepared to dispense the incest and coolest
of Soda If you're thirsty as you pass, try
glass - go -Sf-'i - yfaaf-.e..--
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PUBLISHERS : CoNYENTIoN.-For some
unexplained reason the Convention of Ohio
Editors and Publishers yesterday was not
as large as was expected. The gentlemen
who were foremost in calling it were neith-
er of them here. The Convention met in
the office of the Secretary of State, at two
O'Clock p. NJ, and Organized by electing
DR.. VIM. Trevitt, of the Crisis, Chairman,
and J.L. Boardman, ofthe Highland News,
Secretary. The following gentlemen reg
istered themselves: AID. Hook, Spring
field Advertiser; w. T. Bascom, Mt. Yer
non Republican; P. c.. Hayes, Circleville
Union; d. s. Fisher, Allen County Demo-
crat e. 81. Eyer, Piqua Democrat; j. G.
Fisher, Coshocton Democrat Thomas D.
Fitch, Chill licothe Gazette NJ, L. Bryan,
Madison County Democrat; j. Saxton,
Urbana Citizen and Gazette; John Grein-
er, GAINESVILLE City Times; William Treyitt,
Crisis. ..--.. -c ~
Z aa The Convention occupied itself in talk
ing over matters of interest to the craft,
and, after passing resolutions of thanks to
William H. Smith, Secretary of State, and
w. w. Beach, for favors, adjourned to meet
in Columbus on the 10th day of June, when
it is hoped every newspaper publisher in
Ohio will be here. s-s 81 Is 7l'fg
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cleveland marKei-April 1e,


FLOUR ity -made Xxx spring. from No. wheat
$l4 00@l4 SO; do do from No. wheat $I3 50914 90;
Xxx red winter S14 0u9I6 co. XXX white winter
Il WHEAT-Holders firm at 50 90 for No. MiIwau-
kee spring. $2 50 forNo.2 do.rl sleEtft baEgfzr
-CORN7Saes cars new shelled, before Change,
at 90; sales on Charge of 1000 bu and cars new
=" lOATS--No.sl, from store. at SIC. " "gyEs1C7iIA
: BARLEY -Quiet and nominal at 81 2O@l 25; for
Canada: IS d9Oc for State.
@.t tPORK-SaIes 30 bbls No. city-packed mess at
-&23 90; No. do do S22 90: clear SIS CO., 1850 %
:. .LARD-Cityi rendered lac in frkins and l2Hc in
terces; country rendered 12@121 1kc. ,,t-,.fs 4
SMOKED MEATS-Sales j 200 lbs sugar-eured
hams at l5c: $500 lbs plain hams at I4e; 700 lbs
shoulders at 1c dried beef at 22c; breakfast bacon
l5c clear rib bacon at 13c. ss., 49,, - <l8
NESS BEEF-No. city-packed SIS 90; extra
mess $50. sue Ei.i t'es Ffrl t'tif74i - as,4fs
ri BUTTER-Prime western reserve is slow of sale
?s@3Oc; common grades without demand and nom
,iDal.f - ~. - -.f f.-.f, :, : -
GHEESE-Firm at 15@isc for good to cho 'ce dairy
and factory. - ff'irttff1'o- eNhFt7 OF
TEGG@Quiet and steady st20@22cI aai5ss4'
HlGHW lNES-Dull and stea4y at 50 IS. sfs
ALCOHOL AND DSPIRlTS-AlcohoI,9 98 per cent,
q 1904 As Cologne Spirits, SO per cent. e. IS;
Neutral ProOf Spirits 81 1902 s. }l-7l
PETR0LEUM-R Refined in bond, present delivery,
292sc: Free 4l943c, theoutsde price for small lots.
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-
The, BLACK CRooK-5We are a Black
Crookist,.,,, We reiterate the statement
to make t. emphatic, and boldly take
our stand on. the side Of the beau
tiful. Can there be anything more gor-
geous? Can the mind Of man conceiYe any
thing more transcendently beautiful than
tie last scene Of this great spectacle as
presented at the Opera House? Nothing
fKatlcaA charm tlis eye or deligtlt the ear
has been omitted, and it Is worth travelling
miles to see. The music IS rich and varied,
and is rendered by an orchestra OF artists
under the l6dtom Of Carl Spehrs who has no
superior as D leader iniithese parts. Let
every, one of our readers who have not seen
the Black Crook go Tonight, or to the mat
inee at haR past one O'Clock to-morrow,
and be deIlghted. xIb-sIaeb
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FsLOgR.Unehanged and moderate trade demand
at $3@l6 for common to choice family, ard $16QiS
for fancy: there was fair demand for lower grades
at $l09l0 IS for regrinding and $1l9I2 for super
re -four at 50 75@If -
siWHEAT-Scarcea and in demand, but none Of con-
sequence offered; prime red $2 25. 4.j..ze.is.ssF q
CORN-Firm at 96c sacked, and s39Slc in bulk.
OATS-ln moderate demand at CSC In bulk.
rate 0a - - 80 So
WHiSKY-ln mCdefate demand at aec in bond,
G0iTONTDull and prices nominal at CSC for
PROyISIoNS--DuIl and demand light: mess
pork held at $22 25@22 So - 55sf FsE.ag
,- BULK jMEATS-BeId at a 10 and lie. sfa
BACON-Held at 9912c; butAln order to force
sales 4c less, as regards bulk meats and bacon, had
to be accepted. cJ " ..t ~ III T.
sP0Rk-Mess could ~ be sold at better than 42z
but in other brands purchases to snT extent could
not be made below our quotations
CUT MEATS-ShoulpeTs SC packed, and Sc loose.
q nLARD-UnchangeT, With fair. demand for prime
SEEDS-Cloyer sl2; timothy So 4Oas so; fax saso
b" OILS-Linseed 81 IS, and light under expected
supply from stern markets. CHESS z %
C0FFEE-U Unchanged. fis Yfrc4 .
ft- t-SUGAR-Unchanged; and steady: feeling in gen
eral market at close somewhat unsettled under
rumors from Cuba. . - '5}tH ti'j4 = +'l1'fA
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LHFE-HEALTH- H-STRENGTH.
LIFE+HEALTH STRENGTH
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
J p e CIFIC Pill L


Are prepared Oy Ino MeSSleurS 0dIdncler a. Du-
pont Pharmaceutists, o. PA Rue Lom bard. Paris,
from the Prescription of Dr. Juan Delamarre, Chief
Physician to the Hospital du Nord on Lariboisere.
LETTER OF Recommendations s5t
IL . III s.e-f PARIS. May St 1853.
GENTLENEN:-We have used the "SPECIFIc
Pulls" made from Doctor Deamsrre's Pre-
scriptiOn, du. ing several. years past, in our
private and public practice, and have found
them a most, energetic and efficient Rem
edy in cases of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly, Daily, or Premature Emissions Sex
aal W eakneSs, , or Lnpoteacy; Special Derangements
of the Nervous System; w eaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Exeesses; Relocation Of
the Genital Orsaus;. Weak Spine Affections OF the
Eyes Lime" or "Briek Dust Deposits in the
with Sunken Cheeks and BioodIess Lips; !Pinched"
Features; IRREGULAR Action of the Heart, and in all
the CHASTITY train of Symptoms arising from Over
Abuses. or Loss from any cause of the Nervous
Force. .slrf. ,' Hti irs. uI
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per
sons suffering from any Sy0apton1dtic or Organic
affections of the GENITo-U URINARY SYsrENs, to use
these Pills. With high spect, we are ours most
RIA. BEAUREPARIE, NJ. d.
W. q. d. DUJARDIN, M. D. .'t.'7l
- .-.rr-- l1 JEAN DE LEUCHRE, Nj. D.
To GARANcIEBE DUPONT, No. ola Rue Lombard
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Free TO EVERYBODY.

3 Large PIP. Circular. giving information of The
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to sent
their Address, and receive copy post paid. by re
turn mail. 80 go ,'---iA
- - 49, '''0 Address P. o. Drawer 81,
mar25-daw6m Troy. N. Y.
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!, KEROSENE. > The following should be
published at least once a week: FsasG
Many persons who use kerosene or coal
oil lamps are in the habit, when going to
bed or leaving the room for time, of turn
ing the wick down low, in order to savea
tride of the. consumption of oil. The con
sequence is that the cir of the room soon
becomes vitiated by the unconsumed oil va
pors of the gas produced by combustion
and also by the minute particles of smoke
and SCOT which are thrown off. Air thus
poisoned is deadly in its effects, and the
wonder is that more persons are not imme-
diately and fatally injured by breathing it
Irritation aud Inflammation of the throat
and lungs, headache dizziness and nausea
are among its, effeets.' -. ,.-.s....r
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AMERICAN HOUSE

g .HOpkins. Cleveland: ] II Smith, Newark: 4
Etlriepd, New York; H Stockton. Philadelphia; r
baker, Delaware; 3 Porter. Mt Vernon, Can
and wife, Gambler; Col Mann. city; NJ Russell
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I7lrTRANsFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow.
ing transfers of real estate were left at The
Recorders Office yesterday:
Warren Wright and wife to Augustus N
Whitney, April Sd, leasehold part of In
lot No. 199 in the city OF Columbus, fol-
$500. .hss a5I 3 ....s4 la
Warren Wright and wife to Augustus N
Whitney, April Sd, part Of lot No. 1885, fol
$40O.- =. - -.
Jesse Damn and and wife to Daniel Loon.
ey, April Sd, part of in-lot No. 5 in Rob.
ert Neil's addition to the city of Columbus
for $780, q. .5i-sb 1.sa. 55. -. v
Jacob Carly to Jacob Sorber, April 1st
20 acres of land in Madison township, fol
$1,000. - es9
q John Townsend and wife to Christian
Singer, April 18th, acres of land in Tru-
rotownship, for $3.50. .5Ta
I Samuel Kilgore and wife to Eli Barbee
October 21st, 1854, quit claim to 9411k acres
of land in jackson township, for $94l.25.
Joseph Davis and wife to Eli Barbee
July %, 1866, quit-elaim to 9411S acres OF
land in jackson township. for $94l %. as8
: ) Elizabeth 81. Burnley to Eli Barbee, April
10Th, quit-claim to 9411sS 9411sS acres of land in
jackson township, for $941.25. re % d3:n
John P. Mann and wife to Andrew Fisher
AprilsEth; 72acres Of land in Truro town
ship, for $2400. - ga7. aaera ~ 5ae35-t1a.ll
Thomas Bell and wife to David r. Math-
ews,. April 16, lot No. 8 and part of lot No
A in the town of Westerville, for $3.50. 7w
Az B.. Sturrock and wife to David X
Mathews, lot containing 40 rods OF land
in the town of Westerville, for $500. Isl
Sc George Potts to George Potts. Jr., Aug
ID, 1866, lot No. 81 of William Neil's addi
tion to the city of Columbus, for $500.
3 Nathan Carpenter to Israel Neds. March
18th, log acres and LOG rods of land in
Sharon township, for $4.320. gEE
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ASSESSORS WARNING.-It appears that
the matter of making returns of incomes is
not fully understood. It is the duty OF
every person who earns money, no matter
whether it amounts to the sum exempted
by law or not, tosmake return of. the same
to the Assistant Assessors for the divisions
in which they reside. This is necessary,
as it is the only mode by which those liza
bleTto tax can be found. Those persons
who neglect this, not only cause much
trouble on the part of the Assessors, but
lay themselves liable to have their incomes
estimated by the Assessors, and have .ftta
per cent. penalty added. Capt. John T.
Hogue, U. S. Assessor for this district, no
titles delinquents through our advertising
columns, that this penalty will be added
ii they don't walk up and hand in their
incomes. This tax on incomes is hard
enough to pay by our mechanics and labor
ing men, when it is Justly due, but to have
a fictitious tax placed upon them will be
still WORSE sfess,a = ,,ra .r,s-i 81 l.- -,
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TTT}-1 a r-I-NEIL HoUsE.VTFtT 10

~ Z Hodges, Little Rock. Arkansas: Mrs Hazlett,
II Barnes. Wheeling. W Virginia; Z Clark, Chi
eaao. Islinois A w F'oote. New York. IA Brown,
Jefferson; William Koch BaltimoresSW P Reid,
7 Latimer. Springfield. Ohio; g Ellis, dayton. o;
Jason Garfield, Cleveland. OHIO; + w Davies.
ham. DAYTON. Ohio; a f ThorntoI. cleveland, U;
George w Hamilton and wife. Washington, Penn;
natl; Edward Archibald, wife and daughter. Ed
gar county, Ill. A M Dolph, Cincinnati; w W Gard,
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GOODALE HOuSE.

w H Best. Dayton, o; John Greiner and lady
GAINESVILLE, .; ID w ID Marsh. Lexington o; z Z
Gemstock. city; E Curtis, Ci cIeyille. o.. G g
Banes. Rochester, N Y; R B Baker. Delaware.
y; b Porter, Mt Vernon; e Kinsmap, city;
Hasklef and ladies, Monroesyille lad; q II etkins
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lid How MARRIAGE RRoMoTES LONGEVITY
DIR. Stark, of Scotland, has complied sta
tisticsl from the register Office, which show
that the death rate among bachelors is dou- !
BILE that among married men between the
ages Of twenty-five and thirty; between
thirty and thirty-five it remains at nearly
the same pTopertion while on the whole,
taking married and single in the lump,
Husbands live twenty years longer than un-
married men,. This is decidedly consoling.
Twenty years more life is matter worth
considering, when the prescription is SO
palatable; the. man who refuses to accept
the extension must be an ass, indeed
Young man, we put the question to you
squarely: Shall it be forty years of musty-
crusty years of -bachelorhoo ood-of selfish
ness, sin and unrest-of Hstless ennuf, but
tonless and armless shirts, drifting upon
the sea of tlife+=or shall it be2sixty years,
With connubial felicity, olive branches and
measles? g IS 7gdagHE7;t 50 ssziTzs g,sIE .tzst
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eGMmEReIAL mlTTERsl
NewYork stock aiaFk er.-- pIrii' b
ENew YORK money market-Aprll IS

Ctucinnati Money MIarket-ApriI rs
M0NEY-Easy at g9sK per cent. - n
GOLDAl7 paid by dealers ana they asked 1ss.
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PotIoE Co1RT- Two cases Of plain drunk
were before his Honor, the Mayor,yesterday
morning. John w .Hanaman is q temperance
preacher, but John has besetting sin.
lis drunkenness. Hehas reformed many
stime and oft, and just as often has he fall
len V.sas the LEAVES fall, - or rather as the
hogs tall--lengthwise in the gutter. Yes
'terday he was arrested, and the Mayor, at
his own request, gave him 80 days in the
county jail. Time enough to get sober in
zone might say. serssI--;tSJGqXT TH9lH
,ge gs John. Wilson was indulging in a plain
drunk Il cost him So 90, and perhaps
changed the current of his whole life. svaeI
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gae mOFEEs ARnlvAEs.eT
- ~ ra,rsGa,. lnrtl is. 1857
III UNITED STATES HoTEI9, n

pIIf4 UNITED STATES HOTEL. l9
y II. BoardmAn. Hillsboro Ohio; u II McMi len,
Wilmington, Ohio; Rufus Keshnef and wife, do; III
pibble, Pataskala, Ohio: q Field, Worthington,
0ni6i 3 highs; PIttsburehs "a; Geo Beggs. dow
y Wright do: Nv F Ferrel, ShelbyC Ohio: h B
Sd S aaey; Nv oTthiugtoP, Ohio; VS. Gfiswo a, dO;J
Mead, Ghillicothe. 0iio; Y F Davidson, london,
Chip; Jas II Cannon. Canal W inehester Jas Carty,
do; AHelmick, HaIrltburg,- Ohio; r g Hayns and
IsaS SiTeleyillsi Q; 9 Chsny and SON GrsyspqTi
5s1s 3s Vat WSaT.zd.trior LN%HdOh 81 Y Bergs
port o. W m Rowe and lad y, Lock bourne. o.; Miss
EEAEsy.. b Grove 'grt. O.. VIM Bsaq. WesTefyills, Oh
h,HaTiss Oircleville, o.; David fSrotnly, Lithopo
AZ; John A Kie. Winchester, o.: J ohm Earkie
Toledo, "; Charles Whaney, do; F Senter,
Groyeport %; j H SurnmerTiIle.-C Winches-
Ter; q Irwin, EiscjP3sti. o. a a gucking0 g0sm
VIM Garst. do; VIM JamisOn. Cincinsati, o.;
John Byrps and lady, GrOvepols. o.; JaB Compton,
Black Lick, o.; ID G Thrall, do; John Dunn and
E,fe. Dublin: q; N Lyon, UEbana. o.; 2
Groveports ". a N Rarey and lady, do; o Schafer,
Dancastsr o.: Levi, o Sweet. 9e1th Perry. o.;
ship. o.; Miss Sly, Newark, o.
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439431z Cum bsfand coal ~ 5U ca Ek siver21 y
DISK Maripesa 6H@7: preferred 2o9201z w esreru
Union Telegraph 355s @35X; New York Central q8l
l999 :; Erie 55x955H; Hudson 90; Residing 9o5l0
99X; Michigan Southern IS 96eX Isiftsb1rrh
6sX96sz<; Rock Island S5<@s55< NerthEestern.3Is $
@34; do preferred So 95sa; Fort Wayns SIK ei%;
Missouri 6's 93%; Tennessee %; North Carolina
couoons 475S. miscellaneous list steady, and coal
shares dull. Et--f-seF .5.s-esf isesrf.sf
STEAMSHIP SHARES-Pacife Mail adFanced
to l27H9l27K, but closed at 125%; Atlantic Ma. !
S3A.a-cr ,- 5r.r ,s-ts-I
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7SAaIs e. KTLE- Sec'ys ,s9R = .'lo0;F
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lCincfnnaGi NnarkeG-AprII ~.

LGRD-sales stl01@isc for fair Is prime steam
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The steamship Scotia, reports that on the
18th inst, in latitude AZ deg. IL min- long
itude 20 deg. 13 min., at 1:50 A. NJ, she
came in collision with the ship Berkshire,
of Boston, Captain Berry, from New Or
wife and sixteen men off and brought them
to this port, the ship being in sinking
condition.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-07
Letter from Loudoun County.

IorpouS COUNTY, October l.
tschc"lmg politics, oar people are worl;in.
ihthlully 10 repair the ravagcS OF the war
anu Such IS the abundant fertility OF The couu.
ny 'hIl bat for the blackcned ruins of ON
nulht bafhs II i hard 10 believe that the desc.
iauhs sco"rSe so lately swept over her fai.
lace. l ne corn crop fails short of the rrsul,
rNl'rctea out Il Il fair one on the whole.
FARMERS are busy putting III their wheat ana
'e using more artificial mauurcs than al any
tl!nc since The war
"a" ol'"ning of the Manassas road and the
i'o'o'i'tS oil It's speedy extension has given
' impetus 10 trade. Efforts are being 7,ad.
y.,,i :, "'t Il turnpike from Middl,hurl, IN
=, st't'Hn The bridge across Goose cr,,.L,
retire., -N,'!s, burnt by ID. II. Hill ON his
'rh" ., ,"n' l-e"sburS, has been rebuilt.
~ approaching. election doc. ,n,
'''ri'st. Two c:,udlda,,s I.,,. 80,
Ohm NJ. Orr M,yor - @
"i an" 'f' George Plaster. Ion.n IL,
~ Hi"ie' 't+srt" 10 appear As the R.,,,,.., o'
"ldalr ana William Williams. Of W., W. Saii
- spoken OF rs the choice of m. or,! aoi
'ntoSlstS '' virginia.
me relations between the y;hi,e. .,,
tI','S"S are OF the most friendly cI,r,r,.r
ing happily escaped the kind offices of ,ho
"' "a" or Hunnicutt agencies. orr cnior'.,
, ' u, are simple enough To believe thai tL,.i,
people AMONG 'Ae!f own