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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

FRED. WILSON'S MINsTRELs.-The Opera
House was crowded to witness the initial
performance of this splendid minstrel
troupe. The entertainment gave immense
satisfaction in every particular. 1t is be-
yond doubt the best troupe visiting this
city this season. The opening chorus was
splendidly done. Not a more beautiful
ballad have we heard for many day than
"Only Wfthered Rose,' sung by Demp-
ster. Bideaux's ballad, "rm lonely since
my Mother died." was magnifcently rem
'dered and sung with great feeling. The
artist held the vast audience spell-bound
with his singing. The Magnesium Light
pictures at the close of the first part, and
the singing of the .Star Spangled Banner
evoked round after round of applause. The
orchestra is full. and each is >first-ciass 8
musician. There is not better quartette
In the country than we heard there last
night. Of Charley Reynolds, as an end
man, we need not speak. He is deservedly
a great favorite in Columbus. Johnny AL
len is not a whit behind him, and their
quirks and qualities kept the audience in a
roar. To all who love negro minstrelsy-
and who does not t?-we say go tonight
and see the performance of this most supe-
rior troupe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ffdau. Ana,lst 30. 1866.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

UNITED STATES HOTEL.
J, 7 Snork and lady, GAINESVILLE. o; H Simpson
and lady. Rosemond, Illinois: A Clougan and lady
c2t; = " shepherd, CINCINNATI. D; o Landon. CITY;
w I Williams, city: Mason, Pror. Rhode Is
Lancaster. o; Miss ,MeLane. Pennsyiyvania: "
Whitty. Pit5sBqygh, Pal George Davenport. Cir
Gircleville, y; Toland Jones. London. o; q G Neff
Etna. U; F 0PHngle, Springfield, D; John B4ndon
Dayton; o; George ChaOman. Madison county. O.;
hos Goodson. West Jefferson; Lugg, Reynolds
Sg55 hsiSEs aS RG S
S@tS GGRr Csg Meadss M5s S
Pontius G Pontius g l. Pontius j l. Bum w II
psP
LADY, Grovoport; Beckett A Beckett and Iady
A, Hewett and lady Samuel V Williams. Genoa;
W Smith; Geneva, U: Saml Stimel, VIM Rowe,
Mrs Rowe and daughter, Lockbourne; P Define.
GroyePort;7 "A ! Mayshall, WesteTyilIa; " \ Kin
Go%pto$ BACK Lick ssnsa SsRlsGs p; s:pByf ssf
mel. Smith Stimel. Hamilton TIP: J C Allen. Mrs
Willetts. Chicago; 2 7 Engard. Deieware; b {
Cook, Dublin: Il " Smith. London W Scott and
NEIL HOUSE.
WE Gobhart Dayton, Ohio; John Dolman, Cleye
land, Ohio; William Rocher. Huntington, Indiana;
NJ + Brands. Huntington. Indiana; JqP Zelner, Pa,
John HurDer PittsburSb, PennsyIyanis: L Harper. r.
NJ Vernon, Ohio; Z Frank Potter: New York; Robt
,ODaWs + fennsylVdnld., EnOS byerS,
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvanis; John \ McLesny. Balti
more, Maryland; L Alexander Philadelphia,
Pennsyiyania; Albert Franzell, Wheeling, West
Virginia: Nathaniel Young, New, York; F W Gall
agher, New York: G G Tibbals, Meridan, Connect
icut: l. A Stone. Meridian, Connecticut b Falhr,
Cincinnati, Ohio; j Jaeger Cincinnati. Ohio; D
Ohio; H Beardsley, Cleveland. Ohio; George Head.
ley, Cincinnati, Ohio; W Bogert, Cincinnati, OHIO;
We Smedle ey. A Miller, 81 s Wesgate, New York
!. Fred Wilson an wife; Howard. and wife. nurse
and child; w Bra dnsr Toledo: Wertheimer
'Hittsbprgh; Theadors Weed. New York; J bel
venson, Bellfontaini w Sanford. Troy.
=. GOoDALE HOUSE.
Jas Mcdonald. CINCINNATI j NJ Blackbutne and
wife. Cleveland: John Wilson, Circleyille; charles
Langdon. Cleyeand; NJ A Gslueia, Cincinnati;
vile; 2 d Martin, Mansfield; G NJ sharp. do Isaac
Detwhiler, Pennsylvania Bob Dethingsr, Philade .
phia; NJ K Lewis. Hancock county; Geo HURTING,
Cincinnati; y kroll. Pittsburgh; Perry G TAYLOR.
and wife. Doylestown; j s Pemaur. Steubenville:
John Fordyce: Lancaster; John Dunn and lady
Dublin; Mrs Council add two children. Lancaster:
NJ G Stevens. Cincinnati: NJ James, Cincinnati:
d Titus. New York city; Stevenson. Belle
fontain. At
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

POLICE CoURT.@There has not been a
crowded levee in the Mayors Office any
morning during the past week. The ga
loots have apparently gone into the Turk
ish line business and appear as muscle-men,
rather than as benzinists.
Two fair damsels, Augusta Mitchell and
Hattie Johnson, dressed in the height of
fashion, were arrested night before last for
being in state of 5enzenical influence
They were ambitious of whipping police
man. They didn't give their ambition
scope, however, and appeared on a charge
of plain drunk. To give them a chance to
get thoroughly and entirely sober, the
Mayor requested them to remain at the
chateau de vile for the space of ten days.
They went over singing:
In my prison cell sit. thinking Tommy Dobbs of
you,
Bat IN all my pretty clothes play checkers with
my nose,
And for ten days can't get any drink at ALL
Tramp. tramp. tramp, the gals are marching.
Over to the calabnose we go
Oh. farewell my Tommy Dobbs, farewell my gen.
tie Blobbs, ,
No benzine will get where we've got to go.
A. Leonard, for attempting to bust the
snoot of a young lady friend was arrestt
and fined So and costs for breach of the
peace.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
Northwestern sangerfe.t.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 30.-Arrange-
ments for the Northwestern Sangerfest,
commencing on the Sd proximo. is nearly
completed. A hall capable cf.holding six OF
seven thousand persons has been erected on
the Court House square for the OCCASION
Daily newspaper correspondents attending
the Sangerfest are requested to call imme-
diately on their arrival at the journal OF
Herald office, where the Press committee
will furnish all needed credentials and ac-
commodations. A complimentary banqu
will be rendered visiting members ON Fri
dav night
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
Most Remarkable SWIMMING Il Feat on
E Record a4a ..-fld

F SANDusKY, August 3O.-on Wednes-
day last John McGreen and Charles Kin
ney, of Kelley's Island. near Sandusky,
swan race in Lake Erie, from Kelley's
Island toward the main land at Marble
Head, distance of four miles and a half.
When they had swan three miles Kinney
was so far behind that, he gave up and got
into an accompanying boat. McGreen kept
on and reached Marble Head in just two
hours and ahalf, making theentire distance
without halt or rest. He smoked, chewed
tobacco, drank wine and sang songs on
the way, He seemed very little fatigued.
This is the most remarkable swimming feat
nm record.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y ceived at the Auditors Office, in Chillicothe,
Ohio, until noon, t.-
Saturday, the sth day of Septem.
ber, 1867, 1s'y
For the construction of bridge across the Scioto
river at point the old Killgore Ford, ~ miles
southeast of Chillicothe. - -
Plans and specifications now on file ct said Audi
tors Office. $3.50 ~,
The work to be bid for as follows: - 10
Masonry by the perch of 25 feet; tito hrR .
Superstructure per linesl foot. aria i ssl.fl
Approved bonds required for the performance Of
the work. v
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject all
or any bids if deemed too high. l7r iT-115
Or BY order Of the Board of Commissior er. of Ross
county, Ohio. s,., SAM KENDRICK,
aug16-td Auditor of Ross county, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
NEWS BY.TELEGRAPH,
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE. (,
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Financial and CommerciaI,

IHdnCIAA an0 COIhm 0TC1aL.
LONDON, August 30-Eveping.-Con
firmer, closed "a 7-l6. Position assumedby
Gen. Grant in American Cabinet has had
marked effect on prices of American secn-
rites, and there is much speculation par
ticularly in $50 bonds. closing prices
evening 45; Illinois Central 1871; Brands
1879; Atlantic & G.. w. 2112.
FRANKFORT, August 30-Evening.-5-20
bonds closed at76X e
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 30-Evening.-Co Cotton
dull; prices though easier, .quotably un-
changed; 5000 bales .middling uplands,
1olasI Orleans. 101a Manchester market
for goods and yarns dull and dropping
br'dstuffs dull; prices declined considerably;
Wheat lbs Sd, per GENITAL for California;
Peas Ais; Corn 35s Sd; Oats Cos 5d; Tallow
AS Sd; Beef37s Sd; Pork los Cd; Bacon AS;
No. and 2. sff Ifa
ANTWERP, August 80, Evening.-Petro-
leum tirmer and advanced to 4613 Francs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
st. Louis Items.

ST. LOUIS, August 30.-About one half
of Reynolds City, Montana, was burned on
the 10th inst. The Montana Rangers under
Gen. BEEN are expected to move against
the Indians in a short time. Five hundred
dollars has been paid for three Indian
scalps.
No tidings of the expedition which left
Fort Hays, Kansas, few days since, is yet
received.
The wife of Col. Bankhead and twenty
five men of the 9th Regiment died of chol-
era at Fort Wallace. 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

u FILED YESTERDAY. = The Lancaster
Building and Saving Association filed its
certificate OF Incorporation with the Secre-
tary of State yesterday. Organized for the
: purpose of raising funds to be loaned
among their members for building them
homesteads and for other purposes. Prin-
s cipal Office at Lancaster. Capital stock
! S240, 1000 in shares of $500. William Schopp,
a Rudolph Seipel Conrad Winters, John
Weigei and Conrad Koehler are the corpo-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT
Messrs. Knoll & Reimers, Confectioners,
No. 2o3 South High street, adjoining Union
Block, having dissolved partnership, Mr..
Charles Knoll will hereafter carry. on the
business at the old stand, where he will be
glad to see all the old patrons of the house,
and as many new ones as may favor him
with call. ..e aug27-eod-3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
Tbe moCoole-Jone. Prize Fight.

CINCINNATI, August 30-It is understood
that the fight between McCoole and Jones
will take place somewhere in Butlerlepun-
ty, Ohio. Trains will leave the depot ofthe
Hamilton & Dayton road in this city at two
o'clock Saturday morning. Tne fight will
begin between six and eight o'clock In the
morning. 3hAd 'EQ-d5@ aI-esss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

WEsrnINsTER CHURcH.-The second
service, hereafter, will be at night instead
oftfes afternoon. The first of series of
diseohrses by the pastor, Rev. H. M. Rob-
ertson, viii be delivered next Sunday even
ing. Subject, Death" A cordial invita-
!. tion is extended to all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
REvENUE DEcIsIoNs.-The following are
some of the late revenue decisions:

RsNsnos sDhCAeloNS.-Ihet tOllOWlng are
some Of the late revenue decisions:
FF SPECIAL TAX. m
Newspaper Observation-Disclosures
The amount received for advertisements
inserted In newspaper, is to beincluded
in determining the liability of the publish
er of the paper to special tax as q manu-
| facturer. 80 IS .,l,,.a =, -.
Carders in Wool for Hand-Spinning-
The carding of wool into rolls for hand
lspinning Is not manufacturing, and no
special tax Is imposed upon person for
Wholesale dealers-Change of Firms.-It
Is enacted i'm Section IL of the Internal
revenue Act. that no person, firm, COM
pany, or corporation shall be engaged in,
prosecute or carry on any trade, business
or profession. hereinafter mentioned and
described, until he or they shall have paid
a special tax therefor i'm the manner there
matter provided. A change of part or OF
all the individual members of firm Is
a change of firm. When such a
change takes place the new firm thus
created (unless it be a firm of lawyers.
conveyancers, claim agents, patent agents,
physicians, surgeons, dentists, cattle bro
kers or pedlars-Section 7S) should pay a
special tax from the firstday of the month
In which it first engages in, prosecutes or
carries on any trade, busines or profession
less of the fact that the new firm is COM
posed in part of members of an old one,
which has already paid the special tax i'm
posed upon it. za,3s-.s,i s75
MANUFACTURES.
/ Whetstones Taxable-Burrstones, mill
stones and grindstones were exempted
from internal tax by the act of July l3
1866, but whetstones are still taxable at
the rate of five per cent. dd vdlorens. ~
MISCEIIANEOITS.
Branding and Marking of Illuminating
Oh exempt from tax-Illuminating oil
which is exempt from tax, by marking
less than thirty-six degrees Baume's hy-
drometer, should not be marked sstax
paid" but should bear inspection marks
the same as taxable oils.
Definition of repairs-New articles made
from old materials-'Repair of articles of
all kinds" are exempt from taxation ss
manufactures. Repairs, however great,
which do not destroy the identity Of the
article or thing repaired, are not taxable ;
but an article or thing which is substan-
TALLY new is to be taxed as new manu-
facture, althoughit may contain some parts
or pieces that have been more or less used
In other articles. s.....5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

L1vERY.-John Max & Co., have bought
the livery stock of j. L, Griffin, at the
Goodale House Stable, where they will
keep complete stock of Horses and Car
riages. They are repaired to furnish car
riages for funerals ol livery in any shape.
They, will also give Particular aL,, nton to
boarding horses. 3u-Iw.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

HAD Nor AGREED.-The Underwood
case was on yesterday submitted to the
jury without argument. The charge of
Judge Green was most impartial and clear,
giving the law in the case without partial
itY or bias. Our opinion is that the law
is in Underwood's favor. Up to s o'clock
last night the jury had failed to agree. In
legal parlance it was "hung."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

sis EXAMINATION OF TEAcHERs.-The reg
,ular monthly session of the Board of Coun-
Esty School Examiuers was commenced yes
terday, in the Probate Court Room. Ger
4tifcates were granted to the following:
90 James Morgan. u months; Henry Hall
1a;months; David Clover, II months; Sarah
Tupper. 6 months; Lewis C. Henderson, {
months; Mary J. Smith, II months; Lizzie
s. Jones, IL months, Sylvia Bacon, IL
months; Matte Golfer. 6 months.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
InauRurut,on.

g LOUISVILLE, KY Aug. 3d. Owing to the
continued serious illness of J. T. Helm, the
Governor elect, the inauguration ceremo-
Elizabethtown. Gov. Bramlette and Staff
and members of the City Council of Louis
vile will take part In the proceedings.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

COLUMBUS BUILDING AssocIAT1oN.-By
the advertisement it will be seen that the
first regular meeting of the Stockholders
of the Columbus Building Association is
called to meet on next Wednesday evening,
at the Secretary's Office No. 10, Buckeye
Block. We are pleased to see that our
workingmens are taking so deep an inter-
est in this matter. By its aid they will
shortly be able to provide themselves with
homes, and thus be freed from the heavy
tax of paying rent. We are certain that
there will not be show Of stock for sale
in another month. Carry on the good
work, Mechanics. Take all the stock in
this association, and then organize Others
till every man owns his own house.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
NewYork Drv Good, market-Ar

New York Dry Goods Market-Arg so.
The market is much animated for all descriptions
OF goods. both cotton and wool. fax and .ik and
prices are generally frmer and there is lively DE-
mand Tor all staple fabri and the tendency rath-
% er upward than downward but there is no ch nges
OF no essential consequence. Sprague mills stopped
This will cause scarcity of calicos and make firm
market for same.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

ANOTHER CHALLANGE.-As challenging
seems to be all the agony, and as the peo-
pie of Columbus seem desirous that we
should exhibit our 'speed and-bottom, -
and as we don't take any base ball in ours,
and as gknash has said he would play base
ball If Spivins would, and, whereas, we
wont: anxious to add all the pleasure pos
sibie to the gay and festive occasion at
Stewards Grove to-day, and rising above
such paitry considerations as plentitude
of fat and lackitude of wind, we, Spivins
of the STATESMAN, most solemnly challenge
gknash of the Journal to a handicap foot
race, twice around the bases OF the Capital
B. B. Clubs grounds, subject to the Olen-
tangy Park Association rules, and to the
further rule of handicapping, as follows to-
wit, which is to say gknash weighs per-
haps 120 lbs. we can pull down 212; he to
carry weight enough to equal ours. The
stakes to be zwei lager unit zwei pretzel
What say'st, youth, art q runnist Hey:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

SHERMAN GUARDS FLAG PRESENT. ATOM
One of the most interesting affairs of the
season is set for Thursday afternoon next,
Sept. 5th. at 4 o'clock, when the gallant and
favorite Sherman Guards will be presented
by their lady friends with a beautiful silk
flag. The festivities of the day will wind
up with a Grand ball at the Sherman
Guards Armory, Schriner's Hall. Ever
since their organization this company, by
their soldierly bearing and correct deport-
ment, have continually grown in public
favor until it stands to-day the pride of the
CITY,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

IS UNFORTUNATE AccIDENT.-Last night as
the fourth and fifth pages of the Morning
Journal were being lowered to the press
room, the side gave way, precipitating the
form three stories and knocking it into pi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
5000 REWARD.

STOLEN FROM ME AT my RESI-
y denca, in Bloom township, Fairfield county,
Ohio on the night Of the 14th of August 1857 Sew
en- Hundred and Fifty Dollars in ourreucY. The
person supposed to be the thief is about Eve feet
eight inches in heghth heavy set, of swsrtby COM
plex!on, auburn hair, whiskers of same color. but
has left little finger off at middle joint Is about
thirty-six or thirIyeight years old. has aul slug
f, gsh look and gait. Had on when last seen q dark
palmleaf hat, brown sack coat, check Shirt dark
mixed pants and light Shoes and gives his name as
George Gray. -f---sE- ~ 20 III
The above reward will be paid for the thief and
money. or Fifty Dollars for the thief alone. .
Greencastle. Ohio. Augustl7, 1867. q ~ 10
augl9-d I0t& W2t-r a.. ,--- = Ir...f--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

/, 6 FREE LUNCH AND CoNcERr.-Ed. Black
ley will give free Concert and Oyster
Chowdera at his saloon, first door south Of
the National Hotel, North High street
this evening at half past seven O'Clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
AggA MANHOOD: 20
How LOST How Restored!

Jsss Pa01ished. in sealed EnUezope Prics sceats.
ALECTURE on the NATURAL TREATMENT.
and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal
and lmpediments to Marriage generally Nervous
ness, Consumption Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and
Physical Incapacitys resulting from Self-Abuse dso
by RoBT j. 7CULyERwBLL. NJ. D., author Of the
Green Book, DO.
ssA Boon TO Thousands of SuffereFs.,,
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
Dress paid receipt Of six cents or two post
age stamps, by CHARS. j. @. .KLINEG 4 Co..
l37 Bowery. New York-Postofice box 4,5S8:
IS cents. aug9-d& W3nis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
New York stock market-Aug. 40

GOVERNMENT STOCKS Are more ac i've
and kBXc better, closing strong. Coupons Of 1881
lli do of 1852 1l4J<: do of 1854 l09x; do Of 1895
llOX; do new Of 1865 lQ6a; 7-30s frat series lOT;
second and third l075SS.
STOCKS-Quiet without mai erial change.
$50 Z. M:-Canton ASK 48; Cumberland 33Z0
IS: Quicksilver 2sh99SX; Maripnsalo,S411; Pacific
Mail l44k@l45: Atlantic lI2i<: Western Union Tel
eeraph 42X043i New YorkCentral lOq9Io5H; Erie
701<910x; Hudson 124s<9l25; Reading I0lZQalO3:
Ohio Certificates 81 975S; Wabash 45lB50; Iicbi-
gan Southern saN9ss; Michigan Central il09
@s4. Toledo 126x q 1877; Rock Island IOsKalossT:
Northwestern 46x94sk; do preferred F0l< @7OE;
Fort Wayne los y 9l05x; Missouri 6'slo3 6 GlOsK;
new Tennessee's 65X. - -
EXPRESS SHAKES-Adams 7297h: American
72Z@s3H; Unitei States rex; Wells, Fargo & Go.
65149661S; Merchants Union 161S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 3O.-Revenue officers
have seized Brunst Casper's vinegar fac
tory, Wursts' grist mill, and Miner & Viii
ler's refinery, Spring street, for frauds on
t e Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

HELD FOR PosTxGE.-Letters addressed
rs below are held for postage at this post
office to August 80: Mrs. Martha Brown
/. Moline Ill; Captain Ed. L. Buckwalter
Wallsville, Ohio; Harriet Walker, Ridge
way, Hardin county, Ohio; r. Cortsworth
No. ls4O0 Broadway, st. Louis, Missouri
Miss G. Burks, care Jacob Rickley, Colum-
bus, Ohio; Miss Martha Peters, Yellow
Springs, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

BASE BALI. GAME.-The Live Oak and
Clipper B. B. clubs play social game on
the Excelsior grounds, Tod barracks, this
afternoon at 8 o'clock. All are invited.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

TURNEY & SIMON will sell at their auc-
tion rooms on Saturday morning, at seven
o'clock, large lot of Furniture OF all
kinds. tj.E ". r. GLAzIER,
aug30-d2t Salesman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

FRESH OYsEERs. first of the season, at
Marzetti's, 80 North High street.
29-eOd1w
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fRAnKLIn COUNTY, DEMocRltIc IIcxET.

s.ussor-RoBERr HUTCHEsoN.
Rsprss rss4nfattsss-wILLIA i. ROSS.
- saiseas49 slls CAE, t. NJ ANN
S1eris-GEoRGE H.. EARHART.
81, E. KIiE. 5ss
7rsasxrer-A. G. HEADLEY. c
Reeorder-NATHAN COLE.
Obnnssssion<r-WIL GULlCK.
Gsroner-EBIAS GAVER.
fiafrmary Direstsr-JAc0B GRAU.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

-; RUNAWAY AND Acc1pENT.-Yes Yesterday
afternoon as alady was riding In the neigh
borhood of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
the horses attached TO the vehicle took
fright and ran down Washington avenue
At q terrible rate, upsetting the carriage
and throwing the lady out, hurting her
severely. She was taken in to the grocery
store, corner of Oak and Washington ave-
dnue and kindly cared for until sufficiently
recovered to be removed to her home.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
Miami University.

THE EEEGHTY-SEVENTH SESSION OF
i Miami University will be opened on MONDAY,
Sept. 2, 1867, with full Faculty. Those whs wish
to enter any Department should be present, if pos
sible, on, the first day of the session. FREE Tor
TIoN is gr nted to those from Ohio who served in
the e. s. Army against the late rebellion. while
minors, and were honorably disehaged, for aperiod
equal td the time of suca service. A. ~.
For further infor nation respecting terms, course
of stud &c., address the President, or any Of the
FaHuity,at Oxford. Ohio aug26det