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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-01
HaXlna AdViceS-

HAVANA, Oct. acknowledgement is receiv-
ed here that San Domingo has declared war
against Hayti on account of sympathy and
assistance given to eX-President Baez.
Baez was at Caracas, where he was plan
ing an attempt to return to San Domingo.
President Calaral and Gen. Pessin were
on the Haytien frontier with an army OF
1000 men.
Ten of the prisoners who took part in
a revolt at the Penitentiary in Santiago de
Cuba were shot on the 23d inst. All others
implicated in the affair were sentenced to
long terms of imprisonment.
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New YORK wooi. Market-oct. 80.

The market has been very quiet since Friday last,
but general fact prices do not manifest any es-
sential change As has been the for several
weeks past, to move large lots, concession must te
made, and owing to the unusual absence of bu yers
per aps it is difficult just now to effect sales
but do not think that buyers in the market could
the past two weeks. Foreign woods are inactive but
do not learn of any lots being pressed the
ket The sales l25 900 lbs heeces at 25 SOC for
unwashed; 35@43c for low and medium state. Illi-
nois. Michigan and Ohio: 43 3045c for medium o TO-
and 4s950c for and XX Ohio; $50 bales pulled at
34937c for lambs 3s94Oc for super 600 lbs Texas
at 2l92sc, and 1s 900 lbs California at for
inferior to fine. Of foreign the transactions are
confined to sample lots. .Ir.- s-| = =
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) FROM WASHINGTON ;, 81
official Communications.

q fHr- Osficial communications.
|. NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The Times special
learns from trusty source that the Prfsi-
dentand Secretary of the Treasury dwill
not communicate with Congress until the
December session. f. .~-sab -.,l,i
1sgE Congress and the SOUTH ieg
A large number of Southern politicians
are TO meet in Washington about the 18th
of November, to make combined effort to
obtai concessions from Congr IS for the
relief OF the South.
-.i.''' - Correction. sA
The statement that the Supreme Court OF
this District yesterday denied the applica-
ton Tor writ oferror to the United States
supreme Court in certain important con-
fiscation, cases Is, Incorrect. The motion
was quashed because of certain informalil
ties, but it will be again renewed in proper
form, when there is little doubt but it will
be granted. ''I
Postal Treaty with Netherlands.
WASHINGTON, Oct 31.-The postal treaty
with Netherlands is officially published
Ihe single rate of postage on correspon-
dence from the United States is 10 cents,
and from the Netherlands 40 cents. The
treaty goes into effect January 1st. -.1
The Printing Burean investigation. :.
1t is not probable the investigation-into
the affairs OF the Printing Bureau will be
concluded; before the first of January i.
Some of the detectives OF the Treasury De-
partment profess to have information lead
ing to the conclusion that only about I50
1000 OF the counterfeit 7-30 notes were
printed, and those were divided among
three parties, to be put into circulation.
III Visitor. TO the President. 4
The White House was thronged with vis-
itors to-day. but very few secured inter
views with the President.
Reduction of Clerical Forces.
Gen. Grant is about to issue an order re-
ducing the clerical force of the Paymaster
Generals office. r- 4... -,....-,. -.l...l
saas .a -gsil Gen. Logan. r.-.H Ii
% Gen. Logan did not arrive this morning.
Consequently no meeting of the Ordnance
committee was held to-day. 'r.. 'i.
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Important Suit.

BUFFALO, Oct. 3l.-District Attorney
Dorsheimer, under instructions from the
Treasury Department. has commenced suit
against VIM. Fl. Crennel, of Rochester, late
Collector of Genessee, and his bondsmen,
as defaulters. The amount claimed due is
over $4,000.
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DYsPEPsIA.-There is probably no one
disease with which mankind are afflicted
which is the source of so many ailments as
Dyspepsia, or as it is more commonly
called, sour stomach, and there is no more
certain remedy than Roback's Stomach
Bitters. oct23-d&w1w.
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Free to Everybody.

A Large PIP. Circular, giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homey may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved
No young lady gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid by re-
turn mail.
Address z. o. Drawer 81.
mar25-daw6m Troy, Y.
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tHunnicutt,s Performances in Rich
Ii4!HA fH.r. . '...s- mOnd- . ,s.r.-..

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-The Herald's Rich
mond special says: Hunnicutt is reported
to have told the negroes in Richmond who
bad been discharged by employers to ask
them for work again, and if refused to ap-
ply the torch to their dwellings. 1t is the
opinion. of the best informed citizens that a
municipal election under the present reg
istration in Richmond will occur within
sixty days. If this be done, the city gov
ernment will be turned over bodily to the
Radicals and negroes. '. @
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LADIES WINTER BooTs.-We have just
received fine assortment OF Ladies' Polish,
Balmordl and Button Boots from the cele-
brated mandatory of E. C. Bart, New
York city; also fine assortment of White
Kid Slippers. Call soon and have the first
choice. ALLEN & AwL,
nov1-2t 127 South High street,
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FuoeraIof Gov andrexv

day. and the State authorities will unite in
paying honors to his memory. There viii
be military escort and probably a civic
nrOppssiOp 7.'. h w.
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FoUND.-A pocket-book containing
small sum of money. Can be had by prov
ing property and paying for advertisement.
Apply to L. LEsoUEREUx,
1t II South High st,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR NON RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine, irritation, Inflammation, liberation Of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate
glands stone in the bladder calculus gravel bricl
dust deposits, and all diseases ef the bladder kid
neys and dropsical swellings, .'l .a D.
Use HELABoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
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j uarcZ.

The Marida, from Mexico, 1st, via Hav-
ana, Both. has arrived. Juarez has not yet
sent the 1000 men which were urgentlG de-
manded to stop the Indian atrocities. The
tribes have united.
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WARNING.-All persons who owe board
bills at the Buckeye House and have 'cut''
on them, are hereby notified that if they
do not settle up by the 18th of November,
they will find their names published in a
BLACK LIST throughout the country, that
our hotel friends may know them.
DENMAN & SHooP.
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COLUMBUS BUSINESS COLLEGE took the
first premium on Business and Orna-
mental Penmanship at the Ohio State Fair,
| 1867
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Coal OrL.-The purest and clea,est coal
oil to be found in this city at r. Jones &
| Sons. Oct2S-eod1ht
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SEWING MACHINE OIL of the very best
quality to be had in the West at % cents
per bottle, at r. Jones & Sons, No. so North
High street. oct2S- eod15t
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WINES AND LIoUoRs.-The purest and best
wines and liquors sold for medicinal pur-
poses at r. Jones 6 Sons, No. so North
High street. oct2S- -eod15t
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aaSHSS aaHSS saassaSaNaa&assSs aasaNaaasS aa aa saaSsssaaSa saaSssaaSa eS.
1CnTga0 a00 Mee0Ieg &c IL C0GC st o. {, 10.
(5JtdaM Mgd stree% dcMeqQYw
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Weston, the Pedestrian,

BosToN, Oct 3l.-Weston, the pedestrian,
arrived at the Parker House in this city,
five minutes before four this afternoon
He dined and rested an hour. and then de-
parted. He is in good condition. f
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DOhio papers please copy.

'+l TEMrERANcE-ELEcTIo OF OFFICERS
At a meeting of Capital City Social Tenn
pie No. 13, held Tuesday evening, October
%, the following officers were elected
:. for the ensuing term:
81 II. H. Charlton, B. P. t.; Miss Julia
Palmer, s. p t.; Miss Jo. Rockey, s. VT;
VIM. H. 'Flack, B. v. r.; Miss Elsie Fletch-
: er. S.uU.; John Beitle, B. o.; Miss Mary
Belknap, S. R.; l.. L. L. ROckey, B. r
VIM. Dawson, B. F. r.; Miss Lou. Bow
man. s.. T.; Miss L. linn, S. g.; John
Strickler. Is. @
The following officers were elected at :
meeting of Crystal Fount Temple of Hon
orNo. 43, held Thursday evening, October
81:
HIP. Judd, w. c. T.; Fl. H. Charlton
w. T.; l.. L. L. Rockey, w. r; w. II
Flack, w. A. r; n. s. Rockey, w. F. r
John Strickler. w. T.; F. P. Brodbeck
Nv. u; II. L. W.Fletcher, w. d. o.; 7. j
MiskeL w. g.; Geo. s. Hodgkins, w. S.
L. B. Patterson, VIC % % ~
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Fire.

BosToN, Oct. 31.-Early this morning a
fire destroyed the store of Baker & Car
penter, State street, paint and oil dealers.
Loss sos 00G; insured for $4,000.
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COLUMBUS BUSINESS COLLEGE is the only
place in this city in which Penmanship,
Arithmetic and Book Keeping are thor
oughly and practically taught.
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WHY NOT USE THE REST.

OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demanc
has established the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAr
est, the most reliable. and most convenient. Com
piete in one bottle Dees not require any previous
stain Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-.
ferred. A child can apply it. Always gives salts
faction. Only IS cents per bottlo Sold everywhere
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York. Wholesale
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS ARNIcA BAR GLOSS for
Foring and dressing the Hair.
june19 deodly
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Now is the time to enter the BUSINESS
COLLEGE. Evening session from Novem-
Der 4th to April.
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PERFUMERY.-An immense stock of per-
fumery of every description at r. Jones C
Sons. oct2S-eodl5t
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SENGERFEsT.-Chicago has already COM
menced to make arrangements for the
Sangerfest next season. She intends to
get ahead of indianapolis if possible
Prof. Schoppelrei has, we are informed.
been appointed to select the songs to be
sung at the festival in Chicago.
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BULLY FOR THE CoLoRs.-A Radical ex
change says: "We stand by our colors.',
Will the aforesaid tell us how many colors
are comprised in black. There was a time
when none but pirates fought under black
flag.
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CHEWING ToBACCo.-Magnolia and I'M
perial brands, at II. Jones g. Sons.
Oct2S-eodl6t
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4 STATE FENcIBLEs.-Pursuant to notice
heretofore given, a large number of the
members of the old company met at Ambos
Hall at S o'clock P. NJ, on Oct. Both, 1867.
The meeting was called to order by Capt.
~. II. Riley, and on his motion Capt. Thos.
J. Stephens, of Circleville, Ohio, was called
1 to the chair, and Col. Llewellyn Baber W as
appointed Secretary.
! A committee, consisting of Capt. Riley,
Col. Baber.. and Gen. T. Jones,Imade a re-
port, accompanied with a Constitution for
the organization of the State Fencible As
sociation of Columbus, Ohio" to hold an
nual reunions upon the 4th of July and
22d of February, each year. All the mem
bers of the old Fencibles (now numbering
200), shall be entitled to become members
upon paying their yearly contribution of
three dollars, to the Secretary. Responses
| to the circular of the committee from Gen.
I. s. Case, of Missouri, and other old mem-
bers, signifying their cordial corporation
in the object of the Association, were then
read by Gen. Theo. Jones, and ordered to
be filed with the Secretary.
On motion of Capt. Isaac B. Potts, the
report of the committee was accepted, and
the proposed Constitution unanimously
adopted.
After the Constitution Of the Association
had been signed by those present. the fol-
lowing officers were elected by .acclama-
tion:
President-Gen. Theo. Jones.
First Vice President-Col. H. u Mills.
Second Vice President-Col. John Geary.
Third Vice President-Samuel Thomp-
son.
Secretary-Lieut. T. j. Janney.
Treasurer-Lieut. Jas. N. HoWle.
Trustees-Col. Llewellyn Baber, Surg. S.
Loving, John Miller.
On motion, the Secretary of the Associa-
ton was instructed to prepare circular
containing the proceedings of the meeting
and forward it to all the old members of
the Fencibles.
On motion, the thanks OF the Associa-
ton were returned to the papers of the
city for their kind notices of the Associa-
ton, and the Secretary was directed to
furnish them copy of the proceedings of
this meeting for publication.
The Association then adjourned to meet
at Ambos' Hall, on Friday, November Sth,
1867, at O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
receiving signatures to the Constitution and
transacting other business. All members
are earnestly requested to be present.
THOS. j. STEPHENS, Chairman.
LLEwELLYN BABER, Secretary.
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THANKsGIvING DAY.-Gov. COX "iii'
shortly. issue HE proclamation appointing
Thanksgiving Day on Nov. 2sth' in ac-
'9.c,oordance with. the Recommendation OF the
4 President. .reles fatJ sss8o's ari,a,j 5H ii
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AN OLD FAvoRIrE CoMING.-Robert
!Grierson. an old time Columbus fayorite,
. with his talented wife are engaged and will
= appear at the State Street Theater to-mor-
row or Monday night. Mr.. Grierson is one
of the best "Old meun on the stage.
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New K0I

New York Cattle Market-Gct. 81.
BEEF FCATTLE-Market dull Prices 20 lower.
Qislity better by fully &c. with falling off in the
supply. and better demand -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-%c better; lambs lc bet
ter; at close of mars ct weaker.
SWlNE-Dull at 697c for corn fed hogs.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED DURING THK
,MoNTH.-There were 81 marriage licenses
Issued during the month of October, 1867.
: against 70 for the. same month in 1856.
2 This number has never been exceeded In
the history of Franklin county, save in
October, 1865. when the soldiers returned
from the army. For that year and month
there were 96 marriage licenses issued.
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"JAM-BO-REE " !o
BIZ JOHN HAppY.


lss Young JAM -Bo-R Rec, a boy about thirteen
years old, son to the Bar-Keeper of the
Phreeaneezi Saloon, remained at his post
in the back room lin single handed game
Of Euchre), after the sparty had broken up
In general bust" and every "hand" had
been abandoned except his own and that
OF one remaining adversary. This thrill
ing poem is after the manner of "Casi-
oanca'-a laundering long ways.
The boy held on to the greasy deck"
w hence all but him had fed; l.a
The lamp threw its light on his last red check
~ And he hadn't another red"
Yet beautiful and bright he sat
As born to win or lose,
With the ace Of trumps hid under his hat
And bower" or two In his clothes.
The game went on-he would not 60
without his fathers word;
That father: drunk on the floor below,
His voice is no longer heard.
he called aloud. "Say. daddy. say
He knew not that The chieftain lay
Unconscious of his son.
'Speak fatherw once more he cried,
Pm playing my best FOB EVEN
And'-but the man on the other side,
ORDERED HIM UP ON THE SEVEN"
His oounteuance fell when his ear caught that
But it wasn't . time to greve; '0 51II-I
So he played him the ace from under his hat
And the fright bower" out of his sleeve,
And he shouted loud once more at last ~
my FATHER MUST stay? ?" G
= While DER the table thick and fast -.e
The futteripg pastsbt ards' play. .A 4
The tallow-dip burned 6tfully wild .es 4
And fickered up on high E-- --.-..-
And gleame ed in the face of the gallant child
And nearly blinded his eye. -
Itf1ickered up and hickered down
And at last disappeared in the socket;
And the man at the table who hailed from
town."
Slipped all of the stakes in his pocket.
And then with burst of thunder sound
be kicked over tables and chairs,
And cleared the door with q single bound |
And slid down the baunister stairs.
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STATE BOARD OF CHARrTrEs.-There will
be meeting Of the State Board of Chari-
ties on Tuesday next Nov. 5th. Fr
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TIE NOVEMBER INrEREsT.-The Com
missioners of the Sinking Fund of this
State are now disbursing the, November
interest on the State debt. The amount TO
be paid is $I6.lO sv,,
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The LADy's FRIEND.-Andrews q Hull
have received the November number of
this handsome and well edited Monthly.
csThe engraving, sLearning TO Sew, us very
pleasing. = sl7 55r,.css Il is ,i,.,.. 10
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OPERA HOUsE-MRs. LANDER's ELIZA
BETH.-The lovers of legitimate drama will
be glad to know that this distinguished
artistic will appear at the Opera House in
the classic role of "Elizabeth, Queen of
England" on Thursday evening, Nov. 2,
and as ''Mary Stuart" the sister of Eliza
beth, and ill-fated Queen of Scotland, on
Friday evening, Nov. s, in connection with
the Lander Histrionic Company, selec-
tion of ladies and gentlemen from different
places of amusement, who reflect honor on
their profession, both in talent and social
standing. The Nep York Herald thus
speaks of Mrs. Lander's representation of
"Elizabeth:"
"She must be a daring actress who, fol-
lowing SO quickly after Ristori, undertakes
the great masterpiece of that talented wo-
man. Mrs. Lander has, however, succeed
ed. and in her rendering of Elizabeth, add
ed new lustre to the honors which have
heretofore graced her career as a great ar
tiste. In the first act, rather uncertain of
| the success which she hoped to win,
| she did not rise fully to the height of the
character she attempted to portray; but in
act second, in the love scene between her
and Essex, the heart of the woman, strug-
Cling between love on one side and ambi-
tion and England on the other, called forth
stormy applause from the well filled house
The queen forgot royalty in the woman
the woman rushed back from love to the
crown, and the two forces clashing, tremb-
ling, both in the struggle for the mastery.
gave room for every effort of the actress.
We pronounce Mrs. Lander's Elizabeth
equal TO that of .Ristori, perhaps superior
in many points,"
| Paruuette and Dress Circle 75 cents.
Family Circle, 30 cents; Reserved Seats.
$l.0O. The sale of:.secured seats will COM
mence on Monday, Nov. 4th, at 9 o'clock
at John Seltzer & Co.'S Music Store, No. IL
| East State street
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The STATE STREET THEArER.-Another
fine and delighted audience greeted Fanny
Morgan Phelps last night. The more we
see of this lady the more we are delighted
with her representation. There is a nat
,@3sMsss y &SsMMsss, ,@N@ \ Is@MsaMaS Se
Iqoeccy IL der read1etdas e6ae are trafs
SIC das q very 6audome{
saSe AVID. .&g,Nye> aAA q gNN0 voice. She Is
the only lady we ever heard who could as
sumo an Irish brOgue with any degree of
success. She is perfection in dialect. The
bVM offered for Tonight is a capital one.
and one that will display her great talents
to perfection. 'Somebody Else" is full OF
fun, and the play of the "Wild Irish Girp'
will give those who attend an opportunity
of seeing one of the finest impersonations
ever witnessed in Columbus. Great i'm
provements are being made in the COM
pany, and Manager Derwort tells us that
he is determined to have one of the best
companies here that ever played in the
West. Success to him.
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POLICE CoURr.-Three gay and festive
ySSs@ @ge@ @S&M V0sm@ SSYg&ssaSs
at roG caG on yeseeraay. The 6enzfne
s6MANga&hsddWMg tic prevalence
/, os SMs rsNMs weaSMes, AMA has NeeN gSNNa
down ever since Monday.
n Michael Marrow was as drunk as a man
ought ever to be. He was SO drunk tina,
when ne took up his quarters for night,s
rest on the sidewalk, he tried to pull of
his pants with a bootjack.- A gallyunt po
liceman disturbed Michael in his slumbers
and hurled him into the calaboose. He
was fined $5 and costs, aud as he had nary
stamp, he enjoys good health and fair
: appetite while "pecking. on de stone pile,
$ bim,r as q poet of the Manhood persuasion
is known to have remarked.
John Swiser was up on a charge Of using
mild and gentle correctives, with club,
in his family. while laboring under the in
fluence of eau de Benzine. John enjoys
himself in these little amusements of the
home circle, and we could not but think
the, Mayor was depriving him OF his fam
a lily pleasures by fining him $1O and locking
him up because he could not pay it.
John Keller was arrested as vagrant
John was sloshing round the alleys of the
city at the dead hour of midnight with q
pocketfull of s'dog buttons" AS hs
couldn't OF, wouldn't give an account o
himself, he was sent to the city prison Il
work out q fine of $5.
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MErEeRoLoGIcAL TABLE, prepared and
" csrFected by w. y. Savage, Jeweler, SO
South Hich atraat. =
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FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. FRAN
CTS HosPIrAL.-We would earnestly call
the attention of our readers to the Festival
to be given by the ladies of the congrega-
tion of aHoly Cross" Church, at Naughton
Hall, on Tuesday evening, Nov. 5th, for
the benefit of st. Francis Hospital, to aid
the good and devoted ''Sisters" of that
meritorious institution in nursing, feeding
and caring for the. sick and afflicted poor
who through accident, poverty or sickness
: are compelled to seek the aid and place
themselves under the watchful and self
sacrificing care Of those truly tender and
charitable women who for the love of God
n alone devote their whole lives to the relief
of the sick, poor and needy.
The amount of good done by the sSisters
of Charity is known to many of our citi.
zens, and many and fervent are the prayers
offered to the Throne of Mercy by those
who have experienced the care and charity
of St. Francis Hospital. 80
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TRANSFERRED YEsrERDAr.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
recorders office on yesterday: d
Conrad Richards to G. Fl. Frisbie, Oct.
30th, east half of inlot No. 394, in the. city
Sof Columbus, for 80, 600. Z ~ iE4AG4-.- I
Lyman Cone to George H. Lattimer,
June 10Th, the undivided one-fifth part Of
inlot No. GIL, In the city of Columbus, for
: $5)0.Rg -EY9 aEE1N EkHTlrErtf