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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30
New .York rrarke,-ect. 90.

CnTTON-Less active and scarcely so frm;. sales
at ls1 19lo, for midd!ins uPllands
at ~ $500 IS for superfne state and WESTERN SO 10
a q 10 o 75 for common to choise extra state 80 $50
Ohi" $40 5O9l6 90 FIR 1t. Louis. California quiet
atSm Sl, Ssgia So Rye -four ugcbanged.Z IN
Z WHE AT-Lsss. active. and closed a shade lower:
sales at 50 s5 for No sprng 81 30 for No do 81 n
amber 5innesoa; s. 70 for amber Tennessee; 50 90
Tor white do; % o5 for white Genesee.
2 BAkLEY@f6iul: 81 40 for Canada West: 81 50
; for inferior western. - 3E-f- es5d sr-s 90
MALT-Dull; <-ss
GoRN--Duli and heavy and 19ac lower; sales at
81 40 al Al for mixed western. "a
d C9ATS-.lresular and unsettled at sa9ssc for
western, closing at inside qu1tati0a.
S9a aad IS isf ds9and
Y ASSSIAsSss.ss 3aet and tendency downward.
; 81 Pr , skoLEgM5euiet at 14Si4xo for crude; s4o
tive and decidedly irmer At 81 i5Ssi 50 for mess.
BEEF yBAMS~b1ll at IS 80. r''shi
:, BACON-Quiet; short ribbed 1870; short ribbed
q. GgTMEATsS-Inactiye at Il Il,l0Issiic for should
aLARD1-Steady at l1911Xc.
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged.
CHEESE-Duit and unchanged.
gT;r7r n -LATEsT-5 P. M.orr7
ELOUR.591oc lower and duh.
WHEAT-Dull and l92c lower; No spring So %
kYEEDulI at 81 S5Si e.
S0R S-DuT at 81 10 for god mixed western.
mess S M Ss sgsl 30 cash and reg
= BEEf-lrregular and unsettled with only alimit-
tUT MEATS-Stcady with fair demand.
q BACON-Fairly active at prices slightly in buyers
LARD-Steady at I31z9Iaalc for fair to prin
steam kettle rendered. '-i -'t1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

TRANSFERRED, YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfer of real estate were left at the
/ recorders Office on yesterday:
G.. @. Osborn and wife to Anna GRAY,
Oct. 25th, half of inlot No. 96, in the city
of Columbus, for 81, ,zUO.
.l Joshua johnson, administrator, to Laura
Jane Jones, Oct. 2sth, ~ acres Of land in.
Montgomery township, for 500.
Alya Harp and wife to William Daily.
Dsc.23d, 1865, quitclaim to 80 acres of land
in Plain township, for $66.66. 81.
Jacob jacobson aud wife to william
g Daily, Dec. 26th, 1865, quitclaim to 80 acre.
d OF land in Plain township, for $66 66.
William Daily and wife to James Bevel.
hymer, Jan. 26th, 1856, quitclaim to 3s
acres of land in Plain township, for $500.
Elizabeth Smith to James Bevelhymer
March 9th, 1866, quitclaim to 531s acres Of
land in Plain township, for $4O0.
Elizabeth Coons to, James Bevelhymer
:. June 18th, 1866, quit-claim to 80 acres o.
land In Plain township, for $500.
William Daley and wife to James Bev.
elhymer, January 2eSh, 1856, II acres and
60 poles of land in Plain township, fol
$3.50. abl5
John Kuhn and William Kuhn to Henry
Gottschall, October 29th, fnlot No. 174 in
the towno ranklinton, for $50. q
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C1eveIand marke,-octoper %:


FLOUR-The market is steady and firm with
good damand for the hettcr grades of both winter
S 90 * red ss 1sr g fsi
Xxx amber; sl4 tO9l5 90 for xxx whit which in
s9sfi hs0gai is d and inactive Mol
red winter offered at 81 60; No do held at 80 45a
g; No Milwaukee spring at q l5. No sales
CORN-Dull and lower; light sales No 1 mixed at
tgOATS-Market steady at 69c for No state from
b ,KYE.Firm and in moderate request at 81 As for
. No state and western froms ore. -ei<
BARLEY-Dul; No | at 81 so@1 IS; No 9 at 81 Is
PORK-Quiet; sales of No Mess at ses.
.;LARpo,steady; sales of City rendered at lac in
mess bed a. s 9oet g. and demand light Extra
r DRIED BEEF-0uiet and lower; held at lsc for
~ BUTTkR-There is no change in prices, and the
ma, market is firm apd steady at 3s94oc for choice
Western Reserve and New York State s59ssc for
= CHEESE1Firn and unchanged; I1@14c for large
lots; 141a@l5hc for sma 10 s.. s.. - ..4
EGGS-ra air demand and market steady a. e927c
LAKE Fish = Market dull and unchanged.
No piekerel S. 0O trout - so; herring 81 so. y
PETROLEUM-The market is a shade. frmer;
and we continue to quote Standard white in bond
HAi-Market steady. Michigan baled in good
p&b gss tom and steady sss
3 HIGHW1NES- S-NOtbing dOing and the lem market is
ILCuHoL AND sPIRITs-Quieta at the follow
ing figures: Alcohol, 9S per cent, "a 4O94 45: Col
oogne Spirits 81 SIS: Neutral Proof Spirits 90 4a9
GREEN APPLES-Receipts imp owing, and the
market III supplied; good winter fruit held at 50 SO
GA co per Dbl; common fall fruit dun and nominal.
HONEY-Gocd demand at Csc per Id in original
packages. ~. g.- .t ; NJ .s.,.-. &. =. ;, .,li
SEEDS-Quiet; Clover held at 81 so; Timoti y
81 25; Flax at 81 1902 As. y
POTATOES The marke. IS very well spilled and
the demand is fair held at sO@95c Tor Peach Blows;
SO9S5c for mixed, s-.. I'D I.-.. -, ..----- I
ONI0NS.In coed request at 81 l5s1 Is per
i LBEANS-firtn aud in good demand. Held at
s2 59GS 25 for medium to prime white. lFa
SALT-Firm at So 25 for tine; 50 35 for coarse and
ground solar Onondsga and Saginaw.
TALLOW-Steady and firm at lO5E@I1c for city
and country rendered ..-s. t-srE. I,s
FEATHERSS-Dema fair and market steady at
sO995c, according to quality, fer live seese.
PLASTER-Good demand and firm; Alabaster
white, s.. 90 per ton ana 50 90 from store; Pow
ellis" $40 90; Aabaster' Calcned. So, 90 per Dbl,
"Powels" do S4.OO. -
WHITE LtME-Eair demand and steady at 81 so
per barrel for city and Fremont
WATER LlME-Good supply and market steady
at S2 90 per barrel for Oswego and Akron.
BA RLEf NAL f-ln good demand and firm; held
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

MKTEoRoLoelcAL TABLE, prepared and
- corrected by W.. j. Savage, Jeweler, SO
! II south High street:
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Suspended.


The exercises at Yale College have been
suspended for short time in consequent e
OF the prevalence of typhoid fever.T =,
z q rour s- Gen. Grant, III
i Gen. Grant left town on Monday even
ing en- route from West Point to Washing
ton. :.1ess.-l --.f- .-a..Ta
Thanksgiving Day In New York. 90.
Gov. Fenton issued proclamation ap-
pointing November 2Sth as a Day OF
Thanksgiving.
Legality of the Elections.
The question of the legality of the ele =
tions will be referred to the Convent;o l. It.
is rumored the solution of Gen. Scht fie DIS
action in the late election is to be found in
the fact that he is candidate for United
States Senator from Virginia. ,.f
More Citizens Ordered 20 Leave Rich
Several more citizens have been ordered
to leave Richmond by the negro vigilance
committee for speaking disrespectiullyi OF
Hunnicntt and party. Armed negroes
have been kept on guard in front OF his
office by Hunnicutt, who prevent any one
from passing on the sidewalk. 10
aE "a General Sher dan. = -
AUGUSTA, Oct. 29.-Gen. Sheridan and
party left Portland at seven this morning
for this city, and arrived at half past ten
All along the route hearty greeting was
extended to the General. T''i -G.H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

COMPLIcATED.-One William Davis made
affidavit before Esquire Meeker yesterday,
that Culberston Combs, had stolen a brace
o bits from him. Combs was arrested and
brought before the Squire. Davis swore pos
itively that the tools were his own-that he
b I'd them in his possession four years. Coml 8
swore as positively that they were his, and
that he had owned them eight years, hav-
ing purchased them of Mr.. Abbott. Til,
Squire was unable to determine to whom
the tools did belong. and the matter is tc
be lett to three men to determine the own
ership. The complainant selects one ma,
and the defendant one, and the two thu
third man, to determine the matter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

n STATE STREET THEATER.-There was a
very good attendance on the representation
at this Theater last night, and the audi
ence expressed themselves well satisfied
with the bill offered. OF the play, The
Dumb Man of the Mountain, we can say
nothing but that it is not the style of play
our people admire. The performance of
Martini Chiriski is truly wonderful, and
We hope our citizens will have another
opportunity of seeing it at no distant day.
Tonight we have the great actress, Fanny
Morgan Phelps, in the Actress by Day
light and the Bonnie Fish Wife, in which
plays she will sing several songs. She
comes to us with the endorsement of the
Atlantic and Pacific cities, as one of the
best and most pleasing actresses of the
day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30
The Dead Par,y-A Dialogue.

Correspondence of Ohio Statssman.]
Republicdn-"HOw are you, Mr.. Evans I?
You Democrats have rather worsted us this
year."
Democrat-"Yes, rather so. Don't YOU
think we have done pretty well for dead
party ?'
Repub.-"Dead, the devil. L told our
smart men some time since, that if they
were depending on success on the ground
that the Democratic party was dead, they
would find themselves mistaken"
Dem.-"Then you don't think we are
dead ?"
Repub,-"Dead! If the party is dead. #
fights the best battle of any corpse ever
heard of, and don't like to acknowledge
that our party has been whipped all over
the country by corpse"
Dem.-"You are mistaken. You beat us
in Louisiana and Virginia"
Repub.-"Yes, the niggers beat the white
men down there; but don't like that any
better than you do, and if this is the wav
things are going, there will be id few
white people in the Republican party in
another year; it will be nsdntood corpse,
But won't be there"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

POCKET PIcKED.-A lady was at the de-
pot on Monday night, and had in her pock-
e. some $50 or $25, and a spool of thread
"A mat, passed her, and she noticed that the
thread was being drawn out of her pocket
as he, walked away from where she was
standing. Wonderingly she drew in the
thread and broke it off. Winding it back
on the spool and returning it to her pocket
she found her money was gone. The man,
in picking her pocket, had taken the end
of the thread with the money, and had the
lady followed the clew she would have cap.
tured the thief. 2 2 1851 fEHsk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At a meeting
of the County Commissioners, held in the
Office of the Auditor, on yesterday, Octo-
Der 18th, Messrs. Barbee and Edwards be-
ing present, the following bills were al
lowed !: OHIO STATESMAN, publishing Con-
stitutional Amendment, $l56 75; Columbus
Machine Co., Infirmary, $50 80; William
Gulick, Court Room repairs, $130.
William Gulick presented his certificate
OF election and with the oath of Office as
Commissioner uice John NJ. Koerner time
expired, for the term of three years, and
took his seat as member of the Board.
Ordered that the Auditor draw an order
on the County Treasurer for 500 in favor
of Sparrow & Wright for services as At
torneys In case of d. c. Auld & Co, VS.,
Franklin county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

FURs.-We are in receipt of the October
namber OF this very valuable horticultural
and agricultural magazine, now in its sec
.oud velame,s sand published in Boston by
Tilton s. Co, at 90 per annum. 1t con-
tiins sixty four pages Of the choicest origi-
nal and selected articles from the pens OF
such writers as DR.. John A. Warden, NJ. L.
Dunlap, G. c. Miller, Geo. Husman, w. G.
2 Flagg, f. r. Elliott Dr.J. P. Kirkland, G.
". Campbell and other eminent writers on
horticulture. Address J. E. Tilton & Co.
l61 Washington street. Boston. l 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

MRS. PARrINGToN INsULTED.-The White
Mountains OF New Hampshire are evident
ly great institution-very high, heavy
frosts, beautiful view, four dollar dinners.
But the practical eye of a certain renowned
Drake saw those smooth-faced rocks, and
thereupon adorned and variegated the
bridal path to the Tip Top House with his
familiar S. T.-1S60-X. PLANTATION BIr-
TIERS. This raised the ire of the Mrs. Part
ingtons composing the Legislature of the
Granite State, who got their wise heads
together, outlawed DIR. Drake, and made it
a penal offense to ply the artistic brush on
their beloved hills. Verify, the fine arts
are at discount in New Hampshire.
Query--Did Drake pay them for this splen-
did advertisement?
oct23deod&w2w ~ -ift+I ..+ 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30
New York Wool niarket-oct. ae.

There are more manufacturers in the market, who
purchasing feeces little more freely at shout
former figures. The demand can hardly be ca led
more active as the buyers are taking just enoue to
keep the wheel in motion for few days. The mar
ket retains its old features of an indisposition to
sions In pulled there is more doing, but at nm
changed figures. Texas wool is quite scarce and
resort to California. of hich the stock is oui,e
large. Some large sales of foreign have been made
but generally there is title inquiry although the
present cost of importation prevents sny decline in
price. The sales are $4,000 lbs feeces at 23c for
western and state; 44e47c fer medium IIlinoi"
Michigan and state; 45d.50c for medium and goe d
Ohio 5295sc for and XX 0hio SC, 600 lbs puI ed
at 30941c tor lambs, super and extra a small LOT of
tubbcd at 45c; 600 lbs Texas at a09aSc for cosss
to fine; $1,000 lbs California at I9a22, for low and
bury: 25926 SC for good fall clip; 9S@2s for fine:
1oo bales Valparaiso, 100 bales Cape and 100 bales
Donskoi on private terms,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE,
Returned.

BERLIN, Oct. 29.-The King of Prussia
mas returned from tour through the South
German States.
Close of the Second Session OF ParIia-
The Second Session of Parliament of the
North German Confederation was closed
yesterday by the King himself. who, in a
speech, congratulated the members on the
success of their labors and the favorable
progress which has been made toward the
complete unity of the Fartherland. a.,
Financial and Commercia
LONDON, Oct. 2S, Noon.-Consols 9s Lie:
5-2Os SO 1l-l6; Illinois 7S11s; Erie 461s. ~'s'
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2S, Noon.-Cotton OPEN
ed qniet and Unchanged; sales estimated
at 1000 bales; middling uplands IA; Or
leans 91s. Breadstuffs easier. Corn de-
clined I'D; new mixed western 49$3d.
Peas Cd lower; Canadian 5ls6d. Wheat.
oats and barley unchanged. Provisions
and produce unchanged. .--t ..4- -.
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C;nctnnati rarkeLoct. 90.

FLOUR-F6rm and unchanged at sl1 75@17.
p WHEAT-Dull at 81 I502 90 for No spring and
winter white; So 20 for Mol.
C0RN-Dul', closing at 9sc@ 81 90 for No shelled
RYE-Dull at 81 Al.
IS sc. s-t
2 BARLEY-In good demand al 81 3091 40 for
spring, aud 81 5501 IS for western. J
d COrTUN-Closes dull at II 9171sc for middling:
TOBACCO In fair demand; prices of Kentucky
lower; Virginia higher: manufactured dun; all
grades lo92oc per pound lower; tho demand has
been quite light. e. -...g.r
WHlSKY-Un nchansed with sales in bond
and then at 34c FREQ; prices irregular.
PORK-Mess dull.
BAGON-Dul; shoulders ls1z9is2ls. and sides
at l65l9I1c. ~. a
Z LAkDal24c closes at 1a21c; demand light.
BUTTER-Unchauged. -- ~.
CHEESE Unchanged.
Sc EDS-Dul. and there is but little demand.
APPLES-S294 so per barrel.
HOGS-Firm at Sc 2597
BEEF CATTLE-Active and 5o@75 per cwt gross
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.

NEIL HOUSE.
R Tyler. Cleveland; W L HYDE New Y York: George
z Davis, Pittsburgh; j A spencer, Cleveland; Ii e
Proct r, cleveland; g 9 Kelsy, Esyina; d ,niel II
Hoole, Jr. New York: Hoosay. Philadelphia:
H s Moulton. New York; r Gould, Boston;
Alex s 1Graydon. ,Cincinnati; A Ellis, New York;
oils Md Charles cet New York; 3 Dixon New
York; A { Thornton Cleveland: J q Poperene CO.
sshocton; ID Ambpcs Baltimore. Md Eugene Babof.
BoSsRn dndans; Henry Johnson New S", York
wife, Circleville; Charles p Csrtv and wife. Indi-
snspolis; j Bishop. New York; D Palmer. Chi
cag9 y BelIing Cincinna:i; Sambo Smith. .Chsrles-
cass tSn Ro.ioF Il ArmsrIPg phYiladsiphia VIM
Cleveland. g..
GooDALE HOUSE.
!.Lewis s Peters and wife. Ci,clevile; F Jaques,
New fork; @ Alrich, do. George Malice. hings-
ton, North Carolina; Saice, d.: w ylIen and
Francis Frank, In iisnapolis; james Google, Gin
cinpaii; Miss Dudley. Ross county. Ohio: Geo W
Eibbetts. GhillcOthe; A g Trmem. Mansfield, q;
z Selde.. Cincinnati; N Could. Salina; G W
a B Morris, Da, ton; William Hedges. city; ii q
Trinkle, Lancaster; ! Goldsmith. Cineinusti: Jos
Weaver. st Louis. Mo; X Stenbaugb. Cincin-
SiPcipsti. Ohio; James stiyeTs, Newark. 0hio:
J Benner, Steubenvlle; d B Jones. Zanesville;
L Brown. Newark: u u Preston. Greenfeld: A
Starr and three ladies, Winchester. Mark Steven
howard, New York; John l. Murray, Cincinnati:
y Hastead, Newark: George G Henimore. In
diana; ) K Htsmer, Zanesville:J J II G Kerr. Piqua;
ark; Isaac Cooper, Somerse. Ohio; Miss Matte
Byrnes. Newark Ohio; l. Rambo, Dresden Ohio;
Thomss Johnson; Somerset. Ohio; P Stevens.
John Zimmermcn Stark Co Ohio: NJ Gardner
Circeville Ohio; N Marshall Toledo Ohio.
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to grade and gravel the road say of
Hickory alley from Third street to High street.
SECTION l.. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the CITY of Columbus {two thirds of all the mem
bsrs concurring), That the roadway of Hickory al
ley be graded and graveled from Third street to
High street: in accordance with the at thereof on
file in the cffice of the City Clerk. :
SEQ. 2. That all damages, costs and expenses
arising from the foregoing Improvement, shall be
assessed End levied upon the several lots of land
fronting or abuttng thereon, in proportion to their
feet front. i.[t
F'sT t'. l5 JACOB REINHARD -
President of the City Council.
Passed Oct % A. ID. 1867. =
, Attest: l.. E. WILSON. City Clerk.
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"The Pen is Mightier than the Sword"
%" TEE GOLD PEN
BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
Morton's Gold Pens,
THE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

For safe at No. >25 .1laiden-
Lane, .He1p ,2oaX:, and ly -eyczy
duly appointed .dgezt at tie same
prices. -.r+-:l f--- .....r
.7z0a2o,s makes no Pens sIazuDed
WttH tie Name 02. Za-ude-ma of
azzY 0IAer;; therefore,, Wheae an
;dgencY as est0bIiSAed, Tie 'al6lic
same prices, 1Y eating on TIE
.d.gent; in att OLhea. z1lUceS ihose
WiShiR.g TIE .7fO2,t0n Pen, mast
send 10 headquarters, Hze7e their
orders apilI aeceipe 5'a0zazt atteu-
ti0z, If accompanied zpiih tie cash.
II .caIalogate, Aeith Il<II descai2-
ton Of sizes and prices, sent on
receipt Of letter postage.
, ...-.. g A. MORTON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30
FROM, WASHINGTON.
General Grant.

New YORK.. Oct. 29.-The Times special
says: The Southern editor who proposes
to publish his interview with Gen. Grant,
is the editol of the Atlanta Era, who a
year ago nominated Gen, Grant for Presi-
dent. it being difficult for him to convince
his readers that Grant is not a Radical he
sought this interview, and now says he can
show he is not. 3, .-,,.--..-s o.
The Graves of the Conspirators.
The Government has ordered head boards
to be put at the graves of the conspiiators
who were buried in the Arsenal grounds
for the purpose of Identification. The re-
quests of, their friends for the disinterment
ment of the bodies in order to give them
honorable burial has been declined.
Denied. -.... -s;---t
The Tribune's special says: Gen. Dent
of Gen. Grants Staff, denies the story of
the Southern editor about his inrerview
with the: General. The interview lasted
only about two minutes. and no converse
ton on politics took place. Jga
The Discharged Negroes.
The Times special says: The blacks of
Virginia are preparing lists of whites who
have discharged them for voting the Re-
publican ticket. These lists are to be used
in case Congress passes any confiscation
act. III ?, Jt.i ~ .i' % -.t- Ct. .tH T'Af "
Gen. Hancock to Assume Comm and
i'"i l' u at New Orleans. -t
The Tribune's special says: Gen. Han
cock will go to New Orleans to assume
command within the coming week.
The Reports of the National Banks.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Quarterly re-
ports of National Banks to the first Mon
day in October show their resources and
liabilities to be each LASS, ,033 81. -fr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30

GOVERNMENT STOCNS-hfoderately active
and un hanged; coupons 'sli lIX.@IIi5S; do '6S
1925 gIlasS;do 64 lD9<91O9H: do 65 IL9sS Ie9sI:
do new lU7 SlO7H; 104O's, lOO1E 9l0o1ks 70s l05ei
1o5x. .---'
.SrOCKS-Dull aud varble during day, and
closing strong. Cant.n 43A9SH; Cumberland IS
Fargo u Ex 54@5414; United States e5t967:
Merchants Union 2e5 9291s; Quicksilver 1s14@IsK:
MMsrIp9ss Ms ssss paeiic Nal l46ai9i47 Atlantic
q G3sH: New York Central 1I31S@its,s; Erid 72ss:
Hudson Ia q III !; Reading 96a ,96zS; Ohio Certif
do preferred 63a1; Mic cican Central los < 100;
rMichigaq Southern 7szs 10 Illinois Central 123I
Rock Island 9J3s 95zs; N rthwestern 4s5sa; do
preierret 66196654; Fort Wayne 96549y7; Mis-
souri6 9lSs ~,
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FROM NEW YORK.
severe Hurricane at Porto Ri.


NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Advices from Porto
Rico to the 18th have been received. A
severe hurricane was experienced in that
Island on the 18th inst, during which a
number of coasting vessels were lost and
others seriously damaged, and the rivers
overfiowed, causing inundation at various
points and considerable damage to prop
erty. ... ....r-. y
D. Foreign Items. Hs.a
News from st. Thomas says the steamer
Red Gauntlet, which lately arrived there
with a number of Southern emigrants on
board, has been sold.
The brig Sara Newman. with doubtful
cargo from the United States, is at St.
Thomas, and possibly may be embargoed.
The latest advices from Hayti state tina;
Salnave had issued proclamation an
nouncing his success in the recent fighting
there. In San Domingo the money crisi.
prevails and commerce is FRUSTRATED. The
Government is without means.
..s Correction.
The agent of the Associated Press is an
thoriZed by DIR. Sam Bond, editor of the
Atlanta Daily New Era, to state that the
publication of the reported conversation
between Gen. Grant and himself was total
ly unauthorized by him and is erroneous
in several particulars.
Injunction Granted
Judge BeneulcG, Oh Gne united states
Circuit Court, has granted injunctions
against Thomas G. Wait and others, dem
fists, restraining them from using hard
rubber in dentistry, without license from
the Goodyear Hard Rubber COMPANY
Waits case was the case between the
dentists and patentees, which was lately
decided by Judge Nelson against the dem
lists.
General SchofIeld.
The Herald's special says: Gen Schofield
has replied to the protest of Mr.. Gilmore to
the effect that Col. Rose will be court mar
tailed when Mr.. Gilmore files specitica-
tions to the charges already presented.
Struck with Paralysis. -.
John Butterfield, Esq, of Utica, we'll
known eXpressman, was struck with pa
ralysis to-day in this city. His recovery
is hoped for.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-30
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