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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14
FROM EUROPE
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAP.


iisj9s Financial and OonmercIaI.Go2
sFRANKFoRT, October 1lAEvening -e5i20
Iaew 81 rhe Roman q n uestion. tleopa
LONDON, Oct, 1lA-Midnight.-D Dispatches
this evening from Paris state that affairs In
italy are very grave. The general belief
Is that the whole nation will follow Carl
baldi in his effort to restore Rome to Italy.
Victor Emanuel will soon pass the Roman
frontier and proclaim Rome as part of the
kingdom. Z "a "la ~, ,..is,.-
80, porJ., Return of EmPerOrs7C gsI
PARIS, Oct. 11-7Evenilg.-The Emperor
returned to- this city from Biarritss on
Tuesday. nsy5 aet 7ra7.sl=i b g d1ug suIi1
Bourse heavy and rentes declining.
'on 81 u ,ooRoreign Itsms.A sat
Oct. 'l3.4A Alderman Allen has
been,elected Lord Mayor of London .inod
b The ratification OF the treaty ofcofnmerce
between the aPapal Governments and
Braiioe have been exchanged ie3i8i 9hI
td TheGrandSN Nizier has proceeded to Crete
as commissioner Plenipotentiary from the
Forte, to inquire into the real cause of DIS
content and elaborate anew organization
.fer future administration on liberal princi-
Piles.
Intelligence- from Gambia announce that
the French, Russian Italian, Prussian and
Austrian vessels continue TO transport
Cretan families to Greece. Fifty thousand
persons have already left Gambia.
The fight between the Greeks and Turks
continued. Nt kEE saFy
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WHENEVER take my walks abroad, how
many poor, miserable Dyspeptic people 1
see, who would be healthy, and rosy, and
happy, il they took Plantation Bitters, that
paragon of preparations for giving tone to
the stomach, energy to the torpid liver, q
joy to the nervous system, and strength to
the muscles. 1t is an admirable regenera-
tor of natures wasted or neglected func-
tional powers in either man or woman. 1t
gently excites and pleasantly soothes.-
With bottle thereof, every man may be
his own physician. oct9-deod d&w2w.
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"THINGs IS WoRKIN'.''-W aretold thai,
Brudder jenkins, .the colored orator, on
Thursday met one of those who had pre-
yiously taught that ,s'nigger is better
than Dutchman," and extended his hand
with, "good morning. sab. Howdy do."-
The Rad. had been chucking up stamps
pretty freely on Hayes getting 10000 ma
jority, and it is said, and generally believ-
ed, had not won q greatdeal on it; he was
not thereby improved in temper. He took
good, square look at jenkins and his foot
assumed the position au kickd6us, as he
said, ''Go away from here, you Id black
scoundrel! You are the cusses that have
caused all this trouble. I'm $1100 out on
you." And then he spoke cuss words at
Jenkins, whose coat tail was seen vanish
ing around the corner.IsT ~ ls3sI.i .st4a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

The EATING OF FRUITs.-The following
advice is from a leading medical journal,
and may be read with profit: Fruits afford
an endless supply of delicious and whole
some food, but as they are usually taken
may more properly be considered as dan
gerous luxuries than as healthy food. The
great error in their use consists in making
them desert, in overlooking the stomach
with them, and eating them at all times
between meals. When taken along with
food, as food, and in moderation, they are
highly conducive to health. The peach is
the most delicious and digestible OF the
stone fruits. Plums are less digestible; all
pulpy stone fruits are more or less so, and
prone to ferment in the stomach. The ap-
pie Is one OF the best of fruits. -Ez2a
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s. LUCHTENBERG.

CURE YOURSELF OF DYSPEPSIA. = This
most aggravating of all complaints-a dis
ease from which more people suffer and
die than almost any other-has at last found
its master. Goes Dyspepsia Cure con-
rolls and completely cures it in its worst
stages : no one 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 cheapest
and best. These two articles are deserv-
edly very popular with the masses.
's9Sts So sH' s@1y oct9 dSw1w.
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Cineinnaii ma rrKef2 Oct. 70 :,

FLOUR-Firmer, with stronger feeling in the
market prices no higher; extra $ll@ii IS; family
$I2@l2 rs i T9g5u y9lI .baG T9539f ~
WHEAT-Firner;5 Sc higher; No. AIRED o. s5: No.
c0RN-Glosed frmer; No. 81 10; dem. nd net,
actve: sales could not have been made a 81 os
OATS--Firmer aud adxancing No, ESQ.,. 10 0ot
RYE--t irmer: Nos n 1891 so 1e q. h = Il .ti,s
EY-Firm at a s5Sl 80. the latter rate for 7,
COrTON--Unsettled and nominal; middlinR
could have been bought at l69l61zcs sis qnfl1I1l
TQBACCQ-.Firm and in good demand 3, ,das s,-,r,
WhlSKY-Unchanged at 55c in bond, but not
much demand for il in this shape; business chiefly
in nfreeTaY and rectifed: irregularpr.ces. .9t3. "a
NESS P0RK-Dul at $23.-f,z -s.-fls f.,.g.--t5-.s I
I LARD-Firn at131zc; not much demand, i,..
BACON--Stock so sm all holders feel confident Of
getting higher prices: therefore the market rs very
firm at 143<9l49se for shoulders, and 1s9ls<c for
clear ri5 and clear sides; none but ice cured hams
GREEN MEATSa-Tn demand at llk@1ac for
sides and l41f9l5c for hams.9 , b-l7ol IL 20 1Ifo
HOGS--The weather is too warm for slaughter
ing; not many killed and receipts Light good de-
rnand for fat hogs at S7@7 so gross. EfTfpe y
BUTTER+-S Scarce aud firm; fresh $50 42c. 7ptni
CHEESE--Dul at l49141sc- nI1 byla au9T as I'D
OIL Lipseed dull at IL 15c- s,d5. fisl l-f..se
PETRODEUM-Firm at 52455c for refined Free
POTATUES-Due.isu supply large sales at Ss -7501
90 r bbiop arriyalyd 13'Ji5 Iii1 3lTi = y lTsl
SEEDS-Dull;. Glover seed s. Timothy a. ID
Flax 81 3o92 so. -s--r~
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Z. Z. PENNSYLVANIA. u
TAssociated Press Dispatches,l I

New York, Oct. 12.-The Herald's
sDecial says: 1 have just seen Senator
Wallace, Chairman of the State Central
Committee, who is confined to his room at
the Merchants Hotel. He informs me that
official returns from thirty-five counties,
which. allowing for Republican estimates,
will give Sharswood Conservative 1000
majority, S., -s IN rs,-a-sE
PHILADELPHIA, October 12.-Wayne coun-
ty, official, gives two hundred and sixty-six
rnsjority for Sharswood.
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IDLE DAUGHTERs.-It is a most painful
spectacle in families, where the mother is
the drudge, to see the daughters elegantly
dressed, reclining at their ease, with their
drawing, their music, their fancy work and
eirreading, beguiling themselves of the
lapse of hours, days and weeks, aud never
dreaming of their responsibilities, but as 3
necessary consequence of neglect of duty,
growing weary or their useless lives, lay
ing hold of every newly invented stimu-
liant to amuse their dropping energies, and
blaming their fate when they dare not
blame their God for having placed them
where they are. These individuals will
often tell you with an air of affected COM
passion-for who can believe it real?-that
| poor dear mamma is working herself tc
death. Yet no sooner do you propose thai
bthey should assist her, than they declare
that she is quite in her element-in short
that she would never be happy if she had
only half as much to do. gs
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memphis.I items.

MEMPHIS. October a12--Major Matt S..
Ward, editorof the Pinola Star, died here
this nIornia ag' of cohgestive chills. 4dA "a a.
g The health officer of this city reports 81
deaths, for the eN&eek ending at noon to-day,
81 Of which were from yellow fever.-
Weather very dryand cool with a slight
frost last night, q = y q 80 & :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

/, SUPPOSED RoBBER ARRESTED Officer
Hughes on Saturday night arrested man
who is thought to have been concerned in
the robbery of a house some three miles
from West Jefferson on the pike to London
The house was entered by two men, OF
Thursday. and lot of clothing stolen
Officer Hughes got description of tn,
stolen apparel, and on Saturday saw hi,
man endeavoring to sell pair of pants t.
NJ. Harmon, e dealer in clothing, on Higl
street, and arrested him. The fellow denie,
being a thief, but on searching his yalise !;
coat to correspond with the pants and 3
shirt that had never been worhwere found
He had been begging of various parties
pretending to be entirely out of funds, bu
when arrested was able to display roll OF
bills In proof of his assertion that he was
no thief. The energy of our police force
is becoming proverbial, and rouges have
but little chance of escaping them.
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q F;s!,s.s., !. ll.ssisa

| New York, Oct. 12-The Heraid's Ptdl.
adeiphia special says: Eleven of the Re-
turn Judges of this city offerthe foll0ying
prntest to the Return Judges of the city of
Philadelphia: 49,. -. iey5.,. ,s1, .n,.oss
sThe luNdersigned, Judges of the late
General Election for certain Of the wards
of said city, ,ldo hereby protest. against tho
reception and count of certain military
returns ofsyotRs cast by soldiers in the
United States regular service, at Fort Del-
aware, because they are contrary to law,
che act of f,Assemblysofs August 25th, 1854,
Section /, providing that only qualified
teleetors In actual military service, under a
ITeqpistion of the President of the United
states or by the authQity of this Coinmon-
wealth, are entitled to vote; and The 10Th
lbe,signedfby- officers Of Pennsylvania vol
unteers; and because the said returns are
entirely illegal and in violation of the let
ter and spirit OF. the act of Assemblys'@
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Cen. sherman About TO Leave for TN,
/ West.

Gen. Sh rman About TO Leave for the
West.
New Y oRK, Oct. 12.-rhe Tribune's spe-
cial says: Gen. Sherman left this evening
for New ork, where he will remain few
days and then start for St. Louis, where be
expects to meet the Indian Commissioners.
The General took leave of the President
and Gen. Grant this afternoon, spending
some time with each.
o hmm ediate Changes in tn g Cabinet
Politicians here are beginning to an
nounce that no immediate changes will
take place in the Cabinet. The Preside
will do nothing until after the New York
State election. Negotiations between
johnson and the New York Democracy to
heal up the quarrel between them are still
pending; at least it is so understood; but
the fact is that johnson is now acting un-
der the advice of Seymour, Hoffman, Til
den & Co.
Negro Troops to be Mustered out.
The 125th regiment of colored troops,
the last volunteers in the eservice, have been
ordered to proceed to Louisville, Kentucky,
where they will be Immediately mustered
out. Gas7s 'a - sioa70-ssi ji go -.a
Sentence Remitted S'17s'
The President to-day issued IAN order
remitting the sentence of the court mar
tial in the case of sixteen soldiers
members of artillery, U. S. A., tried in
Buffalo last summer for attending Feni-
an picnic in Fenian uniforms and sentenced
to forfeit two months, pay.a'27o s',aF bHf 'sa'
The Spurious 7-3O Bonds. f-,.n
The Hcrald's special says: The Ameri-
can Bank Note Company have decided that
the alleged spurious 7-30 bonds are really
counterfeits. 1t is supposed they were ex-
ecuted in Europe, where it is known sew
enty thousand dollars worth of coupons of
these notes have been redeemed. by the
Treasury.
Relation between v hites and Blacks
in the South u "a ~ n
The Herald's Washington special says
that remarkable change for the better has
occurred within the past few months in the
relations between the whites and blacks in
the Southern States. 1t is clearly shown
by the report of the Assistant Commission
ers of the Freedmen's Bureau, to General
Howard, for the months pf July, August
and September. u Fef 81 rs aE.T2 q e
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GOODALE HOUSE.
DIR. SHERMAN'S
Periodical Powders for Females

THE ONLY CERTAIN AND SAFE
l remedy known for regulating the system and
Tor remoUtng o6stTUctioHs from qckdteuer cause
~ Married women of delicate habit be careful
about taking the Periodical Powders, as they are
sure TO produce miscarriage. Price. IS a package.
Sent by mail or express, with full directions on
receipt of the price by mail secure from obserya-
ton. Direct TO Dr. u. CUTLER CO.. No. East
Broad street, Columbus, Ohio. - - = '~'' '~s'p'
DR.. Cutler 20: cure Gonorrhea, Gleet. Syphilis.
and all Private Diseases. Also, all diseases pecu
liar to Females. sep2s dim
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Court OF Grains.

WAsHINGToN. Octsr1sz4Judgments BY
the Court sof; Claims in the cotton cases,
awarded BY the court in. June last, to, loyal
Southern cfaiin pants, am olhting to one hum
dred thousand, not two or three millions,
as heretofore reported, has been adjndicat-
ed and paymeiit viii be made after re-
duetion of ~ per cent by the Secretary of
the Treasury. These are the first judg-
ments rendered by the Court of. Claims in
tavor OF loyal Southern claimants forcot-
ton captured by the United States forces,
the proceeds OF which were turned over to
che Treasury. q Pcs
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Legal Notice.

A MN E. RlGHTER, OF KALIDAgIN
Asthe county o. % rntnam and Stste of Ohio, is
October, A. D. 1867 file his petition in the office Of
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Peas within
ehsrainethe said Ann E. Riehter with sa1ItsIy Tay
with one Morgan Harris. and asking that be Be- al
tiou will fOr hearing at the next term of ssi5
Dated this 9Th day of October .D 1851 IL. ~.
z. T. DELANY, Atty. oots. .datasr H.
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new York Dry Goods rrarket-oct. M a. =.

DRY G00DS-Quiet but steady for almost all ~
staple cottons We quote Atlantic sheetings le,6c
l.. man No 2 1s9l65zc; Amoskeag 13g Ice; Nashua
IS5Sc; do r F1sc; Peppere X l5c; Laconia ISL
q Ice; Massaehufetts fine B 14Sc; Augusta heavy
>buttern sheetings I416c; New York mills bleached
musins 271Sc; WamsnIts do 25s; Tusearora do 22Xc:
..ansiale 2lc: Appleton do Ise Forest DaNe Is1zc
Nj, nviliesR 14Ie; Boott r loIkc: Barnsley I0L: "a
Reynolds IA; l21kc. Delains of best makes more
saleabe: Pacific 2l Amnumea, 22c; Manchester all
wool delaiues exc Prints steady and in fair re-
quest for all regular mar kes except Merrimack ID,
which brings l4kc Pacific l4A O.. Cecheo l5c r-aTi1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

| The 125th regiment of colored troops,
| the last volunteers in the service, have been
| ordered to proceed to Louisville, Kentucky,
where they will be Immediately mustered
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

: MILLINERY OPENING ON THURSDAY, Oc-
ToBER 10rH.-Mrs. S. Luchtenberg will
have grand opening of the latest fashions
of Millinery at her establishment No. 376
South High street, between South stI eet
and South Public lane, on Thursday, Oct.
10th. The goods will comprise the latest
and most fashionable styles, Just received
from New York:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

The wonderful effects of Moffat's Life Pills
cases of me tai depression or physical weakness
proceeding from Indigestion, costveness or billion.
secretions, are certified to by millions of persons
who have been benefited by them. They are the
most effective cathartic and purifier ever before the
public, and have ever been in use since 1926. They
are cheap, safe and reliable. Sold By all respecta
b O dealers everywhere. 'lf eff fIFf fi- 80 ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

DEMOCRATIC JoLLIFICATIoN IN OLD
PLAIN.-The Democrats of Plain township
had glorious time on Saturday night.
They turned out by hundreds, men, wom-
en- and children. The loud mouthed Can
non belched forth its thunders, sky rockets
and fire balls illuminated the town of New
Albany, and the shouts of the people were
deafening.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Martin
and Converse, which were eheered by the
joyful Democrats.
Old Plain is one of the four Democratic
townships which voted for Gen. jackson,
and her people have steadily stood by the
old flag. At the late election she gave 81
majority for the gallant Thurman, being a
gain of 81 since last October.
Many former Republicans who voted
with US were there as happy as the Demo-
Gratis.
All regretted the defeat of Thurman, but
the fact that the law making power is in
the hands of the Democrats, and that Ben
Wade would be dismissed from the seat he
has disgraced so long, was enough to make
all rejoice. Good for old Plain.
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StrucK Rock.

q KINGSTON, Oct.l 12.-This morning tire
steamer Magnet, .sof the Royal Mail line,
while running the ,Galloup Rapids, struck
a rock, knocking a hole under the fore cas-
tie. and she was run ashore. The steamer
Champion has been sent to bring off tile
PASSENGERS. y ll.s lasasssal - lA'@7s1. isaA
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Lake, Disasler. iIII

n SANDusKYeOI, Oct. b12s--The schooner
Mary Etiz tbeth. loaded with lumber. from
Buffalo, is reported gone down, miles off
iVerpiIl lion,i at IL O'clock last night. Six
men aud a boy board. The mate
was saved. He washed ashore at Vermif-
lion. The boat was struck by squall.
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CincinnatI Money MARK ket-OotJ1s.
GOLD-Closcd at 144K buying.
NewYFsork stock markaetloct.,s90 %

GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet and shade
better: United States eis 81 registered llI3l: do
1ia3S do 'e4 los; do 65 lo9A: do January and Juiy
lo7H: do. coupons. 67 lO71S: 1o-4o's, registered.
STOCKS-Firm and active at an advance Cans
tnn46A @46h; Cum berland 301s@3i, Wells Fargo 4
United States 67z@6s; Merchants Union 23 rs;
Msriposa u s17,;; preferred 3s4@3sH: Pacific Ma
Union Telegraph S61z@3s1l; New York Central lis
91l51<. Erie 735I@ 735S; Hudson 1z99 I291I Reading
loiSesio2; 0hiy Cefttcates zsX@25; abash 49,
southern SAX; Illinuiy Central l22; Fittsbursh 81
g s4L4: Toledo l3e9 I321; Rock Island ssa<@geX;
Northwestern 455s 945X: preferred 6sJ<96e% Fort
Wayne 1000 l0O&; new Tennessee 625I.z
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SERIOUSLY INJURED.-Ssturday morning
as Mrs. Brown, wife of John Brown, with
three OF her children, were riding in a
buggy on Washington avenue, the horse
took fright at something and ran away
with the vehicle. Mrs. Brown was thrown
with great violence on to the street, break
ing her right arm at the wrist, and receive
ing various other injuries, especially on her
face and head. One of the children little
girl, was considerably injured, and the two
others, boys, but slightly, one. we believe,
escaping without damage. The buggy was
made complete wreck. We sympathize
with John. 1t is but little while since he
had his arm broken, from the effects OF
which he has but now recovered, and now
he has this new trouble. $3.50
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
Sunday Oct. 13, 1867.

Sunday, Oct. 13, 1867.
9goiS77 ''lS4 NEIL HOUSE.
ia Wright, Hamdep; T B Armtase, New York;
G II Mittuacht. Pikeville J B I Phelps, Baltimore
Frederick and lady, New York; v O'connor.
Fisnnasan! New YORK; G Tayior. eP PhiadeIpSia: %
d Tw.iie. baltimore; q Schrodt, Louisville; j
GJanetsky. and wife. Philade phia. Pa; Samuel v
s.i. Ed ;HiEseh. New oTE N Hoover, do fiot S
Erg'snd. B Thomes. Kansas. d. A Jones, do:
Q HcGregor, U s N; s A Clarkson Somerset: VIM
BBsH Btsd:han so " aTT Dc nsi obH.1b Me
Louis W Wright. New York; Jesse Kenworrhy
de Dhia; E 1 Maxwell. Pittsburgh; ElIery Steere,
Boston; N Blsnksnsee. % Philadeghia; Miss Mose!ey,
F Chandler. .Indianapoii:; Bell. New York:
I | Marcy. Ney York; Henry Peterson, Buffalo,
WoodbTdse Marietta; Charles Mens ,sf Dsgson;
&c Thompson. New York; W T Caldwell, New
York; Lee. United A. States Army; George w
Charles W Forney, N D. Yonkers,NeW York; q
Reamy Hooking: q Scarrett. city; j G Houston.
GOODALE HOUSE.
George T Eaton, Delaware. o; M Z Norris Grist-
Stope;. Chile, the; d Messmore. Newark. N j:
Page aDd Wife, Delaware. Q; Miss Laura. a
Stevens, Springfield. Mass: H i Sargent. s, New
ark, q; !! q GIeenboroush, Phila lelphia Pa; R
Steele. Philadelphia, Pa John Smith, Whee ing;
cago: Geo 7 vsnpelt. r entucky James Townsey.
Athens, OHIO: d X Smytbe. elsonv vile; E Hol-
land. city; Aver. Cleveland; Aug ,Hayerstock.
caster; Z X Binner, Steubenvile; Benson, do;
u w Pratt, Lancaster.
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CARPETS from ten to fifteen per cent. less
than the regular prices, for thirty days,
corner of High and Friend streets, Colum-
bus, Ohio. C. EBERLY & Co.
octS-dlw
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DYsPEPsIA.-Do not suffer with dyspep
sia when relief is so close at hand. Twen-
ty thousand people have been cured of this
terrible disease in the last year by the use
of Roback's Stomach Bitters.
oct9.d&Wlw E&aE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

i RoBBxRY.The store of Lucas Schwai-
Rart, opposite the Capital University, on
Highstreet, was entered by burglars on
Saturday night, about II o'clock, and
robbed of between Sc and 81 in cash, and
goods to the amount of s25. Sehwaigart
is.the man who voted the Republican ticket
through mistake on election day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

NkruRaL1zED.-During the months of
September and October, 1866, there were
naturaIized 24s persons by the Probate
Court of Franklin county. For the same
months In 1867, therewere 107 naturalized,
Showing . decrease of l1 for the current
wear. ~ rfstlsa u al.f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

-REruRss REcrIvED.-Up to ? o'clocl
on Sat1rday'sreturns had been received
from Belmont, Delaware. Hsrdin, Jeffer.
son, Richfand, Scieto, Tuscarawas, Van
WerssWarren, Williams and Wyandot
They viii be opened on Monday or Tues.
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c0MMERCIAL MAfTERH.ss..,. !,

New York Money yMarket-Oct. ri, j,
M0NEY-Easier and fairly active st 697 for oall
loans. p O. - - - i'''.-f-7''l
EXUHANGE-AtI Ios @IusH H.-glso lsea -
,G0LD.FiTst class bills .frmer; opening at lax;