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81. 8. @bans, &aufmann, Samestrpn, Greene Co., 8.
8. 9. Qntenen, Gal9ter Der 2ten Nattpnal Sant, 9enta,
Greene &c., Stip.
@1. &. &liirn, 8aufhann, Fenia, @reene Co., ..
IS. s. 81. Safer, Columbus, ..
q. 8. Sau0bman, 9trectpr, Der llten Stat. Sanf Genia, ..
6. g. Sell, 8eritferln9s> @9ent, 3enta, 8.
s. 8. 6. Butler, 6abricant, Columbus, 3.
Sbepbpr s.. Butler, 8aufndnn, Columbus, 3.
Butler Il. Garbdrt. 9Sbpleiale 0rpoer, Columbus, ..
0epr9 s. Sater, Columbus, 3.
3trrds g.. Sreb, SarIner, Belmont, Selnpnt Co., 3.
&tharp Gdupwa9, Sdaemetlter, opn Greene 60, 3enla.
Samuel @atlppap, @pSptat, Gpumbus, ..
Gtenn II. 6etoe, 8erle9er, Columbus, 8.
Gba8. 6arrplp, Sorner, Sener1pnStue, 6n9ette 9p., D.
6. 81. Sutton, Sarnter, SaSette g., ..
g. &. Setbetter, Sarner, &entd, @reene Co., ..
Siebert unb 0ilep, Sudbtnber, Columbus, 8.
9. Qphorp, aaufnann, Netparf, gliding g., 3.
9. 8. @fartn, Ser. ct. Collector 7. Dit, G~plunteu5, ..
8. q. McGlure, 36tler Der l. Nat. Sont, &entd, 3.
Daniel @tc2ean, 9rai. Der l. Nat. Sant, g8eittn9trn g.
s., Sbtp.
6snrS Mliuer, 6irma Reeb, Sunes unb Co., 8auFIeute,
Columbus, 8,
Sames s. MiGer, 8arnter, Columbus, ..
Gpbn s. Wurrdp, General '&9ent Der 5pme Serl. Grrpa9>
ME, Columbus, 8.
Geptas 9antafe, Sarmer, Qpnbpn, @ahiipn Co., O..
Nprria Starp, Nierdant, SaneStppn, 0reene ep., r.
Scnj. &. Smitt, Sanfter, uab 9rditpent Der g. u. S. s..
q. 81, Columbus, 8.
s. ". Snipclp, Merdant, Nefparf, gliding Gr., ..
81. Srober, Galiirer Der !. Stat. ganf, &enia, 8.
Sefe gBatIpn, 9trectpr @iabilpn @p. Natipnal Sanf, Sphs
Don, Stto.
Sou1e5 gSatIpn, Nbspfdt, Columbus, 9.
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&>sr 4esp3sger
Suuitrirte TGmillen=GalenDe

fir 1887 nit ptelenr intereHunten 2.IefpF., febr saslreih,r
SluFrutipnen tn SOlsNtnitt unb einem iebr ibSnsa eOlOrir'
ten Sitebtlre. @rO6 Nuartp, franco per Spit MIR S5 Gents
gb. &. s6ecbalb,
Gpurtbaus, Cincinnati, 8.
81. gspinnliH. Der xrdrniet, fir 1865 1T benz !ealeuoet
b~et9ehrudt. aub.r tieiem finb Ill babtn: @ubis @pifsfa'
lerter 80 6ts SptnnIfube so @ts., Gen erbsfdlenher 65etsr
Nisrit's Salenber rs Cts, Observation-Disclosures 40 Gts., ame
rifanii1er gUlfstalerber 25 @ts-, l.
SIR ieDes Oau5 unD teDe T1lmilte!
SD e1laubs mir meine Frsuncs ure ~2anbsGeuts CUR Gus.
~fcripttpn auf bic na9folesnren i66usn unO ~septe8enen 5sit.
f9riftsn sinsulacen:
Sic Sumfrtrte Sseit far 1881,
lister Sabr8ane in IS Soften, ansaefattst NIT pOr3ialt6st
SO1sf6nittsn, nstii .inem prahtcOlien arobsn @tablfids
g pmmerfrti@e,' esnlaIt pom Sd. Stris, aeftu@sn Dot
6. Geper, aIs $rGmie. Srsis bes Sabrsanss nur So, 90
gu Sanfe.
@eiht6t.n uTb 8tlber jnr lntsrbatrna - Ser Sabraanf
ppn 10 Soften nebt elmer pradtpOQen statlfi6 =Srdmis
Ser Ibfhieb eernalt Don u. Gtcenanb, seao1en ppn o
a1eber aanb umS Gseer.
guaensine SIufrirts 3situne. bsrausgeasben BON s. s.
5adIinher. SGbrlt@ ~ 6efte @ru5 -6piu init isbr ,a6lrsi
ben SQuitratiDuen. Der 9abroaug $50
SournaI FIR Spilstts unb 6aurGrteit Sihrlia "a gumr
n,era 8OiO nit pisls GluteSei&nun8sn u. I 10. Der Sabr
gang $2,25
Die SSubepeit.
SIuitrirts 3ettnna fur So;letts une 5anSarssitsn. NIT sah.
kNihpN wa D'|~NH az O|IH'St-
mufern etc. Ser Sabraaus ron 81 gtummsru 1925
Scr Bazaar.
Suufrirte Oamsn= 3eftune Giit iebr 3ablrei@en Ibbilbut,
sen ppn Npten. pei6lide 6anrsrbeitsn, s6nttmufern tt
|. TO. Ser ~Satrgdns ppu IS gummsrn grOb SOltO 1928
Ga~meafletper 'OSnGa3iu.
Nett sa6frei6en NPuaer= une Mpesbldttern unb Splsfhnitt
Suuitratipnsn i'm Sert. Sdbri6 "a gInmmeru gum GrsiI
BON S2.25
auser tiefsn arsefhbrten Spurnalen, f6rnsn Gle In 0eutS6
lamb erifeirenhen 3ettitrtftsn rur9 mid ftneii uab BILL,
be,paer perbeu. Ils Die befanntefen nnp Uerbreitstten I'M
ter bieIen 9eiti6riften, bebe i'd ber0pr Die Seipstger Gar
tenlaube. bas Suufrtrts 8onlilien Spurnal sanprama
Sab unb 9ern. 9ahetn. @rbetterungen. Sausbldttsr, Gre
"a, 9ub fir Gle. BUD Ger G2elt, Wefernannt WpratS
bsfte. europa. y1atnr, ,lrfere 3eit. WHndner S~lisssnbs 8ldt
ter, RlatSerardti6, Dprfbarbter, Setsrmann's aeparapbii6
lRti beilungsn. @lDbus @spel btalis. pplptedniides 3purnal
pplptehnii6es @sntrdlblatt, Gurppdli6e WtDoeseitIng fiji
6errenfleieermade II E. 10.
SD err arts sablrsihe 9efeQuraen unb perfprsde biefsibe
nit ~geppbnlsr Santtlibfttt aussufuhren
4b'itrr 4. Sbecbalo,
ga6fplesr BON Sbepbale unb Sbeurfauf, BUD unh STUNT
6anelrna. GDurtbdus ~6ebGuee. Cincinnati. Z
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1T antd
gebrns = Derfderumgs = 0efel(d)aft,

go. 80 Sroaopan, Stem Oorf,
Cole sinSige bcuti6e 2etens< Sert6eaunss 9 sIsaI6aft in
Gmerita,)
serft6ert Gapitalien, tpel6e Der 6or1ilie be8 Serfherten bein
8pbe ~beIelben, pber bel grrethun9 zines bettnmten @ltera
Dem Seritderten ielbit etSatlt mer6en.
Stanb Der @eiellidaft AM eriten SulY 1867:
l.. Serltferun9en In araft........... S23,5 100000
2. Saare8 Sern69en .................. 1,563, 852.5
3. SGhrliheS @tnfpmnten .............. 9O5, 10000
NJ Sn Sploe etneS pm Der OeIetoebun0 Spnt Staat Ner
gprf paIitrten 0elebe6 werben ySaar 0iStbenben an
bic Uerii6erten" anfanss 1868 unb eine5 jeben ~fplSenber
Sabre5 erflGrt tperpen.
So6n $. Srt
@tent fir Columbus unp ~llm1e9enb.
Sffce: Siete feline NptariatS~9 nseise.
september Is. 3mtttp up
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Staats= Nuoitor's Office, !
Columbus, o. %, Sept. 1868
0tptDenDe+
0ermania 2ebeus SsrTbermuSs Ses
feufdinff.

SO. 80 8roaopap, Nep Oorf.
Sn Der Stsuns Der Gireetrren pom 9. Sftpber 1868 purbs
%teldlpNen,
poB Bic am s. Sanuor 1868 III %erfl6renbe 9iuibenbe an bic
gertberten bic @rGmien Der 9ptcen Sabre 1860 unb 81, 1861
unb 60, 1862 unb 60, 1868 unp GA unb 1864 unb 65 umfaien,
unb pdb ben 8eritHerten bic gall 9eeeben tperpen foil, ents
peher cine 9isibenbe in ba1r poer in 9rdrntens Sutttun9en,
pber in elmer Sermebruns Der perIt9erten Sulnn'e su emf
~pfangen.
s. 6dpenbIer, $. g8eienbonf,
y g.sQ. unb SER. 9r6itbent.
SDbn $. Ort
Sf. l6.-lmttp gnsnt fir @plunbus unb ~nu9e9enr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
3eitrunfte, 3u Scncn bic @eri6tsiitnnscn
in Dem
9infteu Gsridts pitrikt bon Obio
int Sabr 1868 ftnttTnbcu.

5ranflinn GG%S;aSnhtp, #.
SD, Sbomas S6eparb, Glerf Der Court Of Cont
mon Ylea5,
in unb fir be1aote5 Counts unb beIaoten Stoot beataubtoe
]bierpurt, bB bic ~fOt9enbe Serprbnun9 ribtis unb correct p6n
Dem Spurnal Der ~bela8ten Court 9enpmmen unb cppirt 1T,
n1mlih:
iebten Statut5 Serprpnen bic &ihter Der Court Of Common
Nlea5 int 6unften 0ertAt5biitrict be5 Staate6 Sttp biermit,
baB bic 9titrttt Gpurt unb pie Courts 81 Common 9le9S fhr
pa5 Sabr 1868 in Zen eeri6ierenen Counties in ~beiagtem
Sttrict anfan9en lpllen, mic tpl9t:
Stitrirt Courts.
MabtIpn, NFot5 5.
Srontlin, gfdt 6.
9ttapd9, Mot IL.
SaYette, W0t IS.
Gp88, Septentber ].
6isblanb, Geptentber 4.
Apam6, September ).
Brown, september 10.
Glernpnt, September ID.
Common Plens Gnurt.
GrIte llnterabt9eilung.
Srpwn, Sebruor H., SUM- 30, Nppember 3.
Glermpnt, NtIr5 TO-, Stunt g., Setober IA.
3peite unterabtbeilrng.
5igbtant, Sanuar a., @fat 49,, October IA.
3p55, 6ebruar l., SUM- q, Sctpber u.
SaYette, MIrS B., Stunt 3d., September %.
Sritte ltnterabt6eilung.
MobiIpn, Eebruar g., Mfat 49,, Sctcter IA.
@ifomag, 5ebruar 49,, N1ai 20, Sctpter 81.
3rantin, AfdrS g., Stunt 49,, 9ippember 10.
Gs mtrb ferncr s~erprbnet, baB hteie Serprbnuns sier 90
den nab chamber serbfeutlift iperpen lpl.
9eldtben pielen A. Sag I'M Sctpber 1861.
9lfreO g. SifcD
6. 8. %Qibburrl,
Sobn 8. 8reen,
&thter.
@n ben Glerf Der Gpurt Of Common Ylea5 ppn SranfItnGp., 8.
BUM 3eu9niB bcilen babe iD ntctnen Nanen
bier untcrlArteten lmb b5 Stegel Der be-
I2. e. faeten @purt ~betgeiest, 81 Columbus an
tieiem 9. Sage I'M OttOter 1867.
8. @. S6eparo,
glerf Der CURT Of Gpm. 9Iea5 8ranfltn Gp.
Sct. -. is ~ u 4 NJ bw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31

Gin merfpiir6iger Gettungsfau erei9=
nete lib fiir5li1 auf Der Siobabnitrefe in Ce1treif,
nddbIt W(eiOling. Ser in Wteioling lpobn6Qite 5a=
brtfsbu66alter NuguIt 8erjer gtrg I'm I ltbr in Dem
ielben Nugenblide iiber oas 8nbngeleile, os Elm BON
Baoen fommenber Sroin in Der 5Serne Ii6tbar mar.
s.. ppQte ii6 beeilen, Iprana iiber Die S6ienen bin
,uea, madte aber einen 6eblIprung uno ~itr5te gera0e
iiber oas @eleiie bin, auf lpelhel1 Der Saonerjug ber=
anfan. Gr 5u6te li1 ill erDeben, benertte aber sl
Ieinem Gntleben, oaB er lid ben SUB peritau6t bate
Ser I3uo mar in rd6lter NQbe, er fOnnte li6 ni6t
erheben, llno I6ien bel Der berri6enoen Sunfelbeit
rettunoslps Dem Sooe ~perfulen Su iein. Sn iprong
Iein orpBer S1GferbultO, Der nit linn gegangen mar,
alf Inn, unO, als pb er Die 8efaDr, mel6e Ieinen
Derrn 6e0robte, pollfDnmen %erfennen ipir0e, fnBte Ell
Inn beim Godfragen unb l6leppte i'm bon ben S6ie-
ne1 hinmea. en- 0emlelben Mugenblife, als Der Sl1o
nit linn auber Dem Yerei6 Der S6ienel mar, 6rauite
Der 2ra pprbei. Serr g. liegt in Solge Der allsge=
Itanoenen @n9it frant oarnieoer.
Cine meiIe Sauernregel.- Mtit gBaDr6ett
iagt @roBpater SSacob in leinen Sauernregeln:
Sic Sen, I6ibt beine 6elOer, 10 pie Die Sbiir bein
Saus,
sit lie in outer Srbnung, fam ridts bereir, BIN
QilS,
SIT beirte Sens pol 256er, Oann sibt es manden
Streit,
9erIdiebe ni6t auf morgen, mas Su fannlt l6affen
beut.
8e,ei6ne INNER Seine @ren5en NIT tief gelegtem
Stein,
go perben Tib mad Sa6ren nod Define Gnfel freu'n.
Wenn gu IS fannlt perrei0en, 10 bleibe aug Der
Court,
Gin Gedtsireit trieb i6on Manfen aus leiner Se;.
mat6 fort.
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s G % o 90 q
Beri1herungS 0efeufbaft
pDn GleoelanS, ShtD.

eopfta1s stra 2OO,O @ Dollars,
msitere @erbinnli6fstt ...... 200, 900 GoGIars.
Office stU,ius 8lpd, stp. i25 Superior StraSs, sts
Sreppe bod.
Ttrectrren:
& ~ sXtf.m.s.r. 8. Sinslsn, Eb. SCOT,
8. 9tcrrraa, G. 6sfeIutalsr, u. Vfapsr,
81 S,t,I q. 6ans, 6. S5end, N. D,
8. Stpppsl, Ss. SeEafaesr' 2 2sameH'
6. 9ieutsr, Sr. Silberg, O SO E8sber MD
s.. aeelher, geo. Esederltn2'
Is ear1te:
g. ". sStfemspsr, BrdFbsut, g.. osFenrlaier, Sstrstss,
8. gtpppel, 8tee: sriFSsut. q. q. Grans, IT,, ees. ast.
spa; ii. 'e5. %
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Oeutf0e
B=0efeuiNaJt
@leDelanD, Saio.

1. 6apttal unb usberi5u5 .......... $236,OOO
bppptbstGrH6 ssf@srt aaf' lts9eaNss s~tssntszs.
Q. Wettere Qerant,p crttt9fsit Der Gtc3s
bclpet8 S2OO,UU
st. bsutfss e.ieuf4aFt, ~sseranbst SsbrHar S. 1859 sso
8n 0srluf bur5 9eusr:
Ucbanoe, 8aaren uab ptri6ulidas GtgeutIus
i'm etaate Sbp.
Die f~pesieIen gsrFtsrHEss 8ebiagnsssa KEb BEN G.rk&e.
eungs= ltrfnrbsu, psl5e III bentfbsr NIB eseGiS:r S2raHs
assgsfsrtist p.rSen, ~beiasbruGt.
9ircftoren Der geicniGnft:
Dr.. Esur. Wspsr, 3etnri5 9:ttner, GSVtf Rettbsrs,
SODA s8oeasr, astsr setteIbaS, 81. 50. aSbsr.
8eamte:
adolf Rsttbtrs, Srif. Sasub GeaYsr. gisessks.
Sa,pb WII1er, Setrstdr IrS G6asrastt:r.
gaswGrtige @lgsuteH, rcip. eOrrciSOuoenteH.
srempnt: g. a8iQuer, glmpe: giaiarn N~alsntssss.
Bellevue: 8 6 Gfsrtets 9rrpr: Soda SGmibt
GlOnrUssius 81 3irfI 8srmiliOn; 8. 5afeHdas
SifFn: gs erniS Upper sanbnstp: s. esafss.
Uiaifqpn: Setter eEttzs etrerp9CL: Sanl 2sG
aantpa: SUbu 9taber GRhaa: . 9rnnner
8inoldS: SG5r gfstIel BneprrS: W 3n1rdas
Dpun9stppn: 6 Tetter gsortcdf: Us SUBJ
5anhusts: { Sraub 9rsftltne Witpaei SSeou
Glpria Spbn SSri9 sSarren: y. u. puGe
Gouion: u. S6netber SpfOria: W. &tn9ieep.
St. Marrs: 8b. Serving GRsolstDpn: g. 9a6maEx
/, Sulpbur Spring 8. 9etbp WdllersbEr9: Sent. &o1u
D2aripn: 50. 8rcner 8apatOnsta: ~. Oun'brog
9puts @pDfman: autGnee g}UrtpGlt: Il. Sersl
5 9elpbps: 90. sins @stnsberg: 8. @erber
Defiance 8. so. Rirbner Netart, Siding Co.: Gb. Srcs
Santafer: 96rHtian SUrs, earep: g. pare
0erea: 8. SrGmer 9anal Clinton s. Stmbdt
gonal Sutton: Sb. Selb, fen. Oslapars: s. 2iebeupprfer
Canal Dover: g.. WtOntae 8p3eFsr 1ne. Stabl
garbiaat9u: 8. Waper Napplspn: so. Spaptb
Stem 9reunen g & Insslpb 9tefrrine: Spba G8erlsp
@6pisIS: {. U9tuer 2irlG Sberrlspsr
louisville: Hriso. Stasl.
! StrclepiIe, Claus sienUu, Gainesville, s. q. GoGel
i gt.lbs, 8. g. 9lpOm, gaH 9uren, Sriepb Ofbstuses.
&eHeuSe Igeaten
W Guhn1aa1,
/ SdnnGr 10. 'S5.
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8 { q TT t {:

3 d ut t {:
Samuel 8allotpao, gr61ioent.
S6eo. $. Butler, Sice =YrdIiOeht.
Senrp Wtiller, Director.
6. g. 8. Butler, S6abmeiIter.
SO. s. 90. Saber, Secretdr.
SpBn S. Murran @eneral=Ige gent.
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1. 6apttal unb usbsri4u5 ........... $236,ON
bppptsstari6 SeF&ert off ~lts9enSes ~Gta:ntszS.
Q. Meitere @erantip ertlt9feit Der Gtc3S
6nlper8 S2OO,oOO
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Ioren fir 1867.
"a i ri6t on bic Stenersa1ler pOM TranfltM G0HntD.

Sends sssssss %ss%s@ 59sMnSM mns%s ss%"aas % sa Mn s%k @a %@%s m s%Rp ts@F @n1
SMs w fmuWmeg mHmm m nm@mna Gowns Sa mmHpb hUmG "msu mhws mhG Hmh~a uBMWm
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fir 1857 nit pielern intereHunten ~9.Iefpf.. iebr sablrei6.r
SluF ratipnen tn Spl,ftnitt unb sinem iebr f3Snea eolOrir,
ten aitelbilne. @rO6 Guartp, franco per Gpt MIR 35 Gents
ou be,febeu Surb
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SermDgen, september 90. 1867.
9 9 e II.

Supllut SO. - '.- '. E '. -. $50 SAOOTNOCo -
Gdulrto an Seontcn unb %~nee1tellte. ....... 1854 II
gertuite, ~frit9eitellt unb mod nidt fdQt9...... 2,72 %
NRtbig uni Rilfus enrers Su serii4ern....... 38,439 l6
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81, Somegeridcrmuas, @cicnidnftp. Columbus

Sames g8atIpn, Gbspfat, Columbus, 8.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-01
CfncInnati NIarket-Oct sI,

FLOUR-Dull and prices Is 93Oe lower: demand
/, quito light.
= -EWHEAT-Dull and prices dropping. closing at
50 SIS for No red, and 81 10 for No l spring.
CORN-Dull at 9sc9$1 90 for No mixed, and $50
for ear. g-..f
e. OATS-Dull and prices lower. closing at e4@s-c
for Mol. -t- -, = f
RYE-Dull and prices unchanged at 81 As for
BAREEY-Unchanged and in modernte demand
! at 81 80 al 40 for spring, 81 559l 6j for fall.
COTTON-DulI and nominal at l7c for middliDg
uplands.
'TOBACCO-In good demand at full prices; sales
leaf at 2592sc.
VIII >KY-Steady at full prices.
PORk-Mess opened dull, but closed with sc-
tive demand at $40 SO. but it was generally held
$40 at the close. s..
BACON dull. and prices nominal to great extent;
small sales of shoulders were made at 135Sc. but
they could have been bought in lots of any magni-
tude at 13c, and clear side, at l7c.
LARD-Closes dull at l2sc.
BUTTER Steady for fresh: the supply is light,
but all other kinds dull and p ices nominal.
CHEkSE-Steady at l41a q l5c. o.. ... a
SEEDS-Uncharge ged and dull.
HA1-Dull' at el9 20 for prime timothy on ar
POTATOES-Dull at 50 soss co per barrel on
APPLES-In better supply; market dull at s. 90
GA 0O:<.aaI.f.tr aus ..- = - f.r .l.|[f 800
HOGS-In demand at s6@7 gross; receipts light
and as the weather is again becoming warmer pack
ers are not doing anything. Small sales of green
meats were made at 7l91Oc. and l3c for shoulders,
sides and hams. Tee hogs Offering quite light,
not more than three-fourIhs fattenei.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-01
Reoutsition for Tran,fer
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Treaties with the Indians.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31.-Dispatches from
Medicine Lodge Creek say treaty ha:
been made with the Apaches, by which
they confederate with Kiowas and Ca
manches and go on the same reservation
They are to receive $4,000 per annum
clothing, &c. The Aarapahoes will make
separate treaty and, together With tbf
\@s Gg@&S3s, ,&g@We&&0 S@SW@ wsNWge
1Cf00 seIln G1e C3eee0nes an aoc00nc 0(ln,
IlslIRAllIHuRM/hIpAzlymM Mp Mzlhg,
M the tribes here except the CNeyennes
NnsNN a eoNMsA on Me GSIM, srnA 0MereA 10
| renew friendly relations with each other
and return stolen horses.
The Cheyennes have not arrived yet
and some suspect bad motives on their
part, while others think all will come on
right. They claim they have not finished
their medicine ceremonies yet, and ask two
days longer time. The commissioners
have already waited thirteen days on this
time, and have got tired. They will re.
main till Monday, 2Sth, when they will
leave if the Cheyennes are not here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-01
NEW YORK marke,-oct. 3

F .C0TT0Nt-A shade frmer: sales at I99l9Isc for
middng uplands.
IS soa9 is for ,snpsrGse state aud western; 90 80
0lo 81 Tor extra site: 80 io@1s Is for extra
St. Louis Caifornis dull Ip a. sii hi sGis So Rye
= MHISKY-Quiet. " "A 6as IiuH n
WHEAT-2ase Be lower; sales at 81 1902 81 for No
9 spriegt s2 24St 2t or No dOi - sO92 81 for No
u. RfEIQuiet and heavy: western 81 OK. ~
BARLEY-Firm for prime and dull heavy for
ss9te4s sS Ra isl Z @ ssSsd q g
choice Canada West.
q MAfT-DulI =. 5f...-.-.-...-. .-sr4ra faE
, .CORN-2asc lower. closing with more firmness;
sales at 81 s791 40 for western; 81 3s for inferior
0ATS-A shade easier and more active; sales at
KICEn9uiet at 9}l@loc for Carolina. -
.COFFEEIRio IN moderate request and steady;
SUGA r Dull anf heavy; Cuba 11k@I2hc.ss
Ms10i,ASSES-Prices favor buyers; Cuba 4sa5oc.
PSTRoSEGM-ouiet PPSSTfosfiM at ,4o for crude; 800 for
i9a rss s s%
BEEF HAMsNbaIl : brah'sts at IS psiSes' 80 y
CUT Me EATs-Quiet at l1,z@l2s1c for shoulders;
-LAR6@Duli at IL ,z@i2alc in small lots.
IHEESE-Dull and heavy.
Ei-eH LATEsT-5 PM. 7'srTa
FLOUR-ClOsed heavy and lo@l5c lower on low
WHEAT-Ic lower with very moderate export
ERYE-Quiot at 81 67 for western ,
OATS Fairly active at soc for western
+ ,PORK-Steady; mess $40 s592l o5 cash and reg
REEE.Dull and unsettled. III.
CUT ATS-N' nipally unchanged. "
LaRD-Heavy % at 1sSisSe I for RI fair to prime
steam aud kettle rendered. ..,-.. &C.. -
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By order of the committee.

7 HALLow EvE.--The boys held high old
carnival last night, making cabbage, beets,
and the like fly round doors and through
parlor windows as they never flew before.
Vegetables were lively, sure. In the out
skirts of the city, where cabbage gardens
most prevail, the air was heavy with the
curses of despoiled cabbagists or beet art
lists, the barking of pursuing dogs, and the
shouts and laughter of restreating young
sters/ It's a healthy thing Hallow Eve
comes but once a year, or there would be
no cabbage left for soup. 1t come oftener
what should we do for kraut? That's the
question agitating the people now.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Emigrafion.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The statement OF
the Commissioner of Emigration shows that
during the year ending Oct. 30. 1867, 20S,-
42S emigrants arrived at this point.
Action Against the Union Pacific
Hallway.
John Ross and others have commenced
action in the Supreme Court of this dis
trict, against the Union Pacific Railway
Eastern Division, for an alleged breach ol
contract, in which the amount of damages
is laid at about $5000,000. The motion was
made yesterday by the defendants counsel
to have the action dismissed for want ol
Jurisdiction. The motion, alter a protract-
ed argument, was denied. @ .'.
Charles Dickens.
Charles Dickens will give eighty readings
in the United States, commencing at Bos-
ton. He gives the first here December 9th
Important Seizure.
Collector Bailey to-day directed the seiz-
ure of S. N. Pike s. Co.'s office. No. 76 Front
street. and their rectifying establishment,
and bonded warehouse on west Fourteenth
street. This firm is one of the heaviest
manufacturers of whisky in the United
States. The amount of property taken
possession of is supposed to be very great
Bishop Hopkins.
Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont, arrived pei
steamer Minnesota from Liverpool to-day
Base Ball Championship,
The Base Ball Championship has been
given to the Unions, of Morrisiana, by the
Judiciary committee of the National AS
sociation.
Requisition for Transfer.
Deputy Marshal Gillispie, of Pittsburgh
appeared before Justice Bowling this after.
noon with a requisition tor the transfer o.
VIM. Agnew Thompson to the u. S. Court
on charge of being one of the gang o
burglars who broke into the postoffice il
Pittsburgh on the night of the 9th inst.
and stole large quantity of letters. among
them a check on the American Nationa
Bank for $1,2lS, drawn in favor of A. D. ii
Chambers. The Justice refused to hant
over the prisoner to the United States unit
he first tried charge of false imprison
ment, if an Indictment be found agains
him by the Grand jury.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thursday, Oct. 81, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.

r..sE rr FT NEIL HOUSE. -- ...-
E d Marsh. Chicago; R z Gould. Boston, Edward
Graul. Newark, N J; 5 N Morgan. Indianapolis;
Centre, Ps: A Goldsmith, New York: Robert Por-
ter. Philadelphia; Miss Moore, Baltimore; + b
Bugh. Philadelphia; Daniel NJ Moore. Baltimore:
+ NJ Clay, Columbus, Ohio; d r T,ler, Ceve-
land, Ohio; VIM De Leerew. New York :
General ID Fraser and son. New Orleans; Mrs p
Frisk and mother Mattoon, Illinois; L w Oppe,
New York; w q Wheeler, Yieksburg, Mississippi;
Robert Vest, Sandusky 0hio:Jam Sharp. New
York. Charles b Garfield, Hartford, Connerticu |:
Thomas Handy, New York; Mrs Sto,kwell. Cleye
land. Ohio: H WerthweiT.n = New York city; c A
A W Prettyman. PhiladelPhiu; Alfred A North,
Springfield, m; A Nc Uowald, Cincinnati; G II Be,.-
nett, n Y; U Flannary and lady, Cincinnati; b +
Mills N Y; A I Curtis, Cleveland, o: 40 Baker,
Providence, r ]; I B A David. Pittsburgh, Pa; A
" Huff and lady,. Tuscarawss county. o:
Harrison Ferris and lady, Fredericktown, 10; s
Ward. Circleville, Ohio; Miss Geneva Wilson, Mt
Charles A Kimball, New York; A q Dimmock, Cos
hoeton. Ohio; z ID Rinehard, Frederclstown. Ohio;
Thornton, Cleveland. Ohio; H Thorp, Cleve-
land, Ohio; e II Bierce, Cleveland, Ohio.
GOUDALE HOUSE.
Hercules McCord, Pittsburgh: NJ G Smith, Day.
ton; ID Markes. Cincinnati: l. Brown, Poneytown
Md; Mrs Brown. do; George Quigley, Cincinnati;
Marion q Epps,- Indianapolis; George Hartung
Cincinnati; John King, Kenton; Henry Rout-
gong and wife. Xenia; George Hazeett, GAINESVILLE;
9 Phelps. Blendon, o; J Yaurderto, n Y; A NJ
Pearson, Chiicothe. y; G Max Dorman. Phi adel-
phia, Pa: E X Brown. Philadelphia Pa; Thomas
Gartnor, GAINESVILLE. D.: b Barker. st Louis. Ne;
Long, Butler. Ind; Miss Emma Temple. Ind.
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NEW yoris stock rs,arket-oc,. a..

GOVERNMENT STOCKS, lade better. and
clio sing stroua coupons 'SI ll29 Iia1 do 62 llzsz q
11%; do "a le9 1895 do rs 1iu1z q llO1S; do ne
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Sas 57 Americsn ys4 tss "A ds,ns 6ss g67; Uni ed
States 6S55; Mercbanls Union 2S02s5s; Quicksilver
Atlantic Mail li61S; Western Uninn Telegraph ss5;
@33sS; New York Central li2st9fl2z<; Erie 73sS q
Certificates 252; W abash 49, do preferred ogIs ST.
Paul Al prefe red 63 Michiean Central IIOI:
I23h; Pittsburgh e21 s21s Toledo Io4G91O4l< Rock
Island 96% 96sS; rthwestern AK a4s; do prefer
New tennessee 60A. "
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OYsTERs.-t You want some of the
finest Oysters to be had in the city, go to
William Dickson's, No. 81 North High
street. Dickson receives them daily by
Express, and can fill all ORDERS by the case
or can, on the shortest notice. Give them
trial. oct30- 3teod
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woman shoots her husband

SoMFRvILLE, n. j.. Oct. .31.-Last night
Mrs. Walker shot her husband at Bound
Brook, New Jersey, five miles east of this
place. Charles J. Walker, her husband
has been cohabiting with a woman at that
place for several years, which led the out
ragged woman to avenge her wrong. Walk
er and wife lived in New Brunswick, New
Jersey, and occupied a respectable position
of revolver at her husband, several balls
taking effect in the head, causing instant
death - % 't