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l6s- 1t is pleasant to recommend a re-
ally meritorions article, hence We ask
those suffering from Dyspepsia, Nervous.
ness, or Debility, to try Or, Strickland's
Tonic. DR.. n. NJ. Sans ordered 81 90
worth for j. q, Hays, Decatur, Alabama.
7. Hart, New York City, srss, ut cured
me! where can ! get II for my friends :"
Thus they write from all quarters.
lniQ
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Notice in Attachment.

VIM, g. Hoffman, Court Of Common
vs. Pleas
us. Knapp. Ashland Co, Ohio.
Defendant will lake notice that on the
29th day Of May, A. D. 1867, Plaintiff com.
menced action in attachment against him in
the above named Court for S2T3,S7 on &C.
count which case will be for hearing at the
next term of said Court commencing August
9Th, 1851,
n. NJ, CAMPBELL,
s.. 4 Atty for Plainilff,
June 18th 1867. -6w5l
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BARGAINS IN RI Il ESTATE.

100 Acres of Landi offered for sale, in
lOU Richland County. Wisconsin, and a
desirable residence in Ashland, Ashland Co.,
OHIO, at a Bargain. TermS-part in hand
and balance on time, if required. For fur
Their particulars, enquire Of the undersigned
at his Office in Millcr's Block, Second Story,
opposite the Town Hall, Ashland, Ohio.
Fl. s. SEE.
Real Estate AT.
Arrilrl 10 1967-4oif
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NoTIcE TO TAX PAyERs.-Taxcs 70
June l%nstallment must be paid up befOr'
the 4th of July, as the Books will thcI
be closed.
W. G, HELTMAN, Co. Treas.
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JOB WoRK-Wc arc at all times pre-
pared o do all kinds of Job work in plain
or colOred inks, at living prices.
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Radical State Ticket.
The following is the Radical StateticE-
ct nominated on Wednesday last /:

Governor General R. B. Hayes I;
Lieut. Governor-Samuel Galloway /;
Supreme .Ldgs-John Welsh
Auditor Of State-J. II, Goodman ;
Treasurer Of Sate-S. J. Warner /;
ComptroUer-MOses j. Bradley
Attorney General-W. H. West;
Board Of Public WOrks-P. Herring
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t3wl)S

The Healing Pool, and House of
Mercy.-Howard Association Reports,
for Young Men, on the Crime of Solitude,
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases
which destroy the manly powers, and
create impedimenis to Marriage, with
sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed let.
ter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. j. Skillin HOughton, Howard Asso.
citation, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Cleveland, Columbus & CincinDat
Railway Time-Table.
GOING SOUTH.

GOING SOUTH.
& ssAal Ex. N Y Elk. Gal. Fl. Ntrt Ex
Cleveland, 300 a IN 800 p m 600 m 9i5pm
Gallon 1882 p m Gas m $50 pm I,O6pm
Columbus $50 p m $50 f,l5am
GOING NORTH,
Mail TX. Gin. Ex. w'n Ex. NYEx.
Columbus 500 p m 11,t0am 1915 m
Gallon b,98 p IN l,08 IN 500 a 9,54 a m
Crestline. sos , m 1885 pm 5,15am 3.i5a m
Cleveland 0,1O p m $50 p m 9,50am 6,15 p m
November. Il. &! FLINT, Snpt.
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NOTICE.

n otioe is hereby given that the sub criber
l ' has been duy appointed and qualified as
Executor of the estate of Sarah Elliott, late
of Clearcreek Township, deceased.
HUGH ELLIOTT.
OVID
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ISNING5.
PASSED BALLS,

PASSED BALLS.
Gamble, 10; 0nstott, 20.
HOME RUNS.
Montgomery-Crowel /, Gamble /, Beer ]
McClnin /, McCuen J.. Total, 5,
orangc-Norrls ., j futile /, Brandybcrry l
Total 4,
Fly CATCHES.
Montgomery-Campbel 1, Beer1 Total ..
Orange-Norris ], Bowman 8, Vim futile /
Brandyberry l. Total 6.
Time of gamc-i:15.
Umpire--S. G, Bushnell.
Scorers-Wm. II. Gates, James Alberson.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givcn that the under
In signed has been duly appointed md
quail fed as Administrator Of the Estate Of
DR.. LII Crane, deceased, late Of Ashla n d
Ohio.
J. P. CowAN.
June &c, 1SG6--8wl
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HON. GEORGE W. GEDDES II

vi uldHSholu' HllauSohoues uaFe peeh
made for a
Grand Base Ball Tournament F.!
on the Grounds of tho Washington and
Montgomery Clubs, near the Grove, i'm
mediately after the 0ration,-a Grand
Prize to be awarded to the winning Club.
All tho Base Ball Clubs in the County
are invited to be present and compete for
the Prizes. The Captains Of the Clubs
are requested to meet at the Court House
at II o'clock A, M, OF the Fourth, to
make arrangements for The distribution
of the Prizes 10.
In the evening, the
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MATRIMONIAL

MARRIED--At the Miller House on
the 23d inst, by Rev. W. il. Seely, Mr.
JAMES FOX and Miss MARIAHPOR
TER.
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Teutonia Insurance Co
OF CLEVELAND OHIO.

Capital STOCK,
Further responsibility, 5000, 600
Office, SC0VILL'S BLOCK, I25 SUP
RIoR STREET, up stairs,
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GRAND CELEBRATION / n


Tho citizens of Ashland County. with
out distinction Of party, propose to oele'
.brate the coming anniversary of our Ma.
tons Birthday by an Old Fashioned
a ~ FOURTH OF JULY
celebration, at ASHLAND. Arrange.
meuts have been made with our efficient
Fire Department for a
Grand Firemen's Parade J.
at 10 O'Clock A. M, dnring which an ex-
hibitiou Of the power of the magnificent
new wuA+UzF EW
STEAM FIRE ENGINE
will be given. At l O'Clock p. NJ, a pro-
cession will be formed and proceed to the
Grove adjacent the town, where the Dec
claration Of Independence will be read by
r.. M. ZUvER, ESQ.,,
and an Grafton delivered by
hon. GEORGE W GEDDEs 1!
of Mansfield. Arrangements have been
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We notice that our friend II. s.
PROPHET, Of the Mt. alead Register, i,
a candidate for the nomination Of State
Senator. Hc is young man of fine abil.
ity, and we hope he will receive the nom
%iRation.
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NaxnI InteIIigence.

( WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Admiral Farra-
gut sends to the Navy Department an ac-
count of his enthusiastic reception by the
Russians. - s,...-
Rear Admiral Gordon sends an account
of the part taken by our fleet in the naval
ceremonies upon the occasion of the ar
rival of Prince Alfred at Rio Janeiro.
The flag ship Guerriere, Rear Admiral
Charles H. Davis, arrived at Rio Janeiro on
the 26th of July, in 20 days from Boston.
Rear Admiral Gordon was relieved of COM
mand of the squadron on the Both. Il
Rear Admiral Palmer in the flagship
Susouehanna, was at Aspinwall on the
10Th of August, to sail that day with the
Monongohela for Carthagenia, Santa Mar
tha, Curacao, Port Cabello and Laguayra,
expecting to reach Hampton Roads early
in September. He reports it very sickly
all along the coast.
The Penobscot, which left some time
since for China, returned to St. Thomas
July oath. She sailed ON the. 9th of August
for Santa Cruz.
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To the Electors of Delaware Co:

Having been. during a. period of thirteen
years, Z alous worker gin the ranks of the
REPUBLICAN PARTY of this county, and hav-
ing, during the continuance of the Rebellion been
q Sealous supporter of the Union cause. believing
tn any attempt to sever the Union these States is
acrime meriting the most unqualified condemna-
tion and the seyerest punishment that may be in
ficted tresson by civilized nations hereby an
nounce myself 70 the qualified electors of Delaware
frages on the 9Th day of October next. to represent
them in the House of Representative of the Leg
islature of Ohip. pledging myself. if elected. to
support and advocate the following measures. be-
lieving such line of policy to be imperativeIy de-
manded by the exigencies of the times and the ne
cessities of the country: -5l- 5-77E -
first-That all the property Of the country bear
its equ+l portion of the burthen of taxation.
Secondly-That no discriminating monopoies
should be created in Republican form of Govern
ment. ..---
11irdIy-A recurrence to aud resumution of coin
currency, in accordance with the provision of the
Constitution, at the earliest period that the well
being of our country will permit.
Fourthty-A speedy restoration of all the States
to their piuper status in the Union; and,
FVthlg-Ths pres rvation Of our State Govern
laid the foundations of its prosperity subdued its
forests and developed its resources. and to their
children. WIN. W. WILLIS.
Delaware. Ohio, August 10th, 1867.
aug21- 1-dtw&wtd '' r.rrt
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Additional Announcements.

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee announce the following mass meet
ings:
Judge Thurman
AT SPRINGFIELD, Tuesday, September Nth
i with General Durbin Ward.
Hon. p. Van Trump
AT MASON, Warren County. W ednesday septem-
Der 18th.
Hons. Frank III. Hurd and VIM,
. Lang.
AT SABINA. Clinton County. Wednesday. Sep.
tember 18th.
GEN. Geo. w. Morgan
AT CRESTLINE, Crawford County, Wednesday
September lIth, with Hons. z. Van Trump and
Geo Bliss. ah
Hon. Chas. FOlIett
AT DAYTON, Tuesday evening. September cath.
Hon. w. e. Finck and VIM. HI.
Ball
At McCONNELSVILLE. Morg IN county, Friday
September eth.
MARIETTA. Washington county. Saturday. Sep.
tember 2sth.
Hons. ID. 9. IJhI and ThOs. Beer,
AtOAK HARBOR. Ottowa county. Thursday. Sep.
tember 10th.
The meetings announced for Elmore
and Port Clinton have been withdrawn at
therequest of the County Committee and
Oak Harbor substituted.
JNO.. G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
r r ESuErMAN Saoratarv
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FROM NEW YORK.

Festival. lsi1ahias
New YORK, Sept. 3.-The Shutzen Corps
of New York, Brooklyn and Jersey City
held a festival at jones' Wood to-day. 37l
Bailed.
mes:Arnold, the. defaulting receiving
teller of the Tradesman's Bank was bailed
to day in $4,000. n.
East River Bridge. s., o.
A rock was struck at depth of 90 feet, in
boring on the BROOKLYN side for solid
foundation for the projected East River
bridge. . il.i -ls''s- 1a i
ta"H HamiIl and Brown =
The last installment OF the 81 900 staked
for which Hamill and Brown will row at
Newburg, on Friday, was deposited by
them in this city yesterday. p
@. M. Medinch, alias Joe. Bouaid, arrest
ed young Spaniard, who has been sought
after by Mexican detectives on suspicion of
having appropriated 5000 900 in gold be-
longing to the Mexican Government. One
report says 100000 in gold bars was found
In his possession, while another says the
bars are copper with thin coating of gold.
south American News.
Peruvian letter says Montero, the Pc
ruvian Admiral, was at Rogato, ostensibly
tor the purpose of obtaining the Peruvian
vessel K. r. Cuyler, but more probably for
the purpose of procuring the release of
Mosquera, who heretofore has been a
strong ally of Peru and Chilli, while Gu
tierrez has declared his intention of main
tanning firm neutrality in the war be-
tween these Republics and Spain.
ConfIagration in the Oil Region.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Pa, Aug. IA de-
structive fire occurred last night on the
Boyd farm, the terminus of the Oil Creek
Railroad, destroying oil and shipping yards
OF ID. Brown q Sons, Colz & Co., Cook &
Co., and Tibbetts 6 Gilbert, and also twen-
ty passenger, truck and tank cars, owned
by the oil Creek road and Empire line.
The fire was occasioned from a leaking
tank catching fire from match. The
principal losers are d. Brown & Sons. $15,-
600; j. w. Patterson, $4,000; Cook & Co..
dealers in engines. $4,000; Tibbetts Il Gill
bert, $4,000; Cotz & Co. oil shippers, $l5,-
600; Bennett & Black, lumber yard, $2O,-
600; Crane & Thackera, refinery, $4,000;
Oil Creek and Empire line, $44.0O0. The
loss. is partially covered by insurance.
Favorable winds prevailed and prevented
one OF the largest eonflagrations ever
known in the oil region. r.-. S7r
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sanFrancisco Items

SAN FRANcIsco. September 1.-Two ladies
were recently killed by jumping from a
runaway stage at knights Valley.
The Great Republic sails tomorrow for
Yokohoma and Hong Kong with nearly
seven hundred passengers.
The steamship China, en- route for New
York, makes her next trip in October.
The exports OF this port to Asia the past
eight months amount to nearly seven and
one half million, of which over six million
was IN treasure. .-s
The steamer Golden. City arrived last
evening. Panama passengers left New
York, August 10th. All we'll. .is
The Bulletins correspondent at Acapulco
reports the death of General Alvarez, aged
ninety years. His soon will likely be elect
ed his successor as Governor of Guerrero
by the people on learning of the event,
while Jimens and Otamarina hold sway in
the interior. TtEfE
The overland mail brings New York
dates four days later.
The steam brig China, packet, brings four
days latter news from China. News unim-
portant. -
The brig Olga Alaska brings $4,000 fresh
n0ds
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WHAT EVERY ONE WANTS,

A good, reliable medicine that will be on hand
when required. and never fails when called on
That is now to be obtained in DR.. Tobias Ceebrat-
ed Venetian Liniment Many thousands call it the
wonder of the age it does all that is represented
and more. 1t cures Diarrhea, Dysentery, Collc,
Spasms. Vomiting. Group and Sea Sickness as
surely as it used and is perfectly innocent to take
internally, even in double the quaint named in
the directions; and an external remedy for
Chronic rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores
Mumps, Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat,
Sprains, Insect Stings. Pains in the Back, Chest
and limb thousaudslhaye testified to- and their
certificates can be seen by any one at the Doctors
Depot 56 Cortandt street, New York. Hundreds
of physicians it in their pr4ctice. Itq as been
introduced since 1s47 and hundreds who now have
it in their houses. say they would not be without it
by DR.. Tobias himself, and can be depended on
Only so cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by Druggists
Depot, Sc ,'ortlandt street, New York.
aup7-d&WIm
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I MoRTALIrY.-There seems to be great
deal of Dysentery and Cholera morbus
about just now, and our list of deaths is
much larger than we are usually called
upon to record. Eating unripe or decayed
fruit seems to be the principle cause.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure will be found an
invaluable remedy for all such troubles,
and should be kept in the house and i'm
medately used at the first attack. 1t is
also sovereign cure for dyspepsia, in its
worst forms. Those who have tried every
thing else and failed, will rejoice that an
infallible remedy has been found.
Sept. 4-daw1w
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CleveIand marke.-september2.

FLOUR-The market is very firm. particularly for !
city made and fancy brands of country, We re- z
SO SO 259Io @ 50: Xxx amber sl1 25s1l so; Xxx white
WHEATgDuil0 but firm; No. red winter held >
at ~ a; and 50 ID offered. fiss
SOREIActlye d demand, hrmer and better; No.7l (
OATS Receipts light and market firm. Held at
5795se for No. State. s-st,.-s 3
for No. stat 81 osoi 4 10 for ' Ro ~
at g. g. Ee o saa hed fs it m S:e o cs s bS
BhEfmDull and in light demand Extra mess
TLARD-Firm and in good request Sales 5000
lbs city rendered at lac; country do held at l2n@
SMOKED .MEATs-Firm and, .ctiss sa'es
1000 lbs sugar cured hams elc 5000 lbs shoulders
3c 700 lbs bacon l4c; 500 lbs died beef 92c
snd
CHEESE-Quiet and steady. Held at 791sc for
EGGS-Moderate request and market steady at
LAKE. .FIsH-Market quiet and unchapged.
We quote White fish Sc 0o No l pickerel IS so;
GLG0H0L AND SPiRffS.!0uiet at the follow
ing figures: Alcohol, 90 per cent, - 1904 As: oil
ogne Spirits q IS; Neutral Proof Spirits q 4s9
PETROLEUM Market irmer. Standard white
in bond held at t2792sc; do free 47@4sci very little
SEEDS-Market quiet and steady We quote
Timothy at % 5O92 "A; clover at $500 so; fax at,
SALT-Firm at 81 25 for ine So IS for coarse ana
ground solar 0nondsga and Saginaw. II
TALLOW-Steady and quiet loh@l1c for city
PLASTER-GOod demand and firm; Alabsster
Tsits g 90 per ton s9at SsTO from stcTe I
"Powell'sS do $500 =. - =
WHITE LIME-Fair demand and steady at u so
WATER LfMEEGood supply and market steady
e g PSrSe for 8sTegO y and Akron
for No. 2: 81 As for No. Canada. -. --s
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Appointments for !Tp. Meetings.

The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee announce the following Township
Meetings.:
REYNOLDSBURGH, Saturday, Sept. z. at .
T. NJ. E. b. Eshelman and E. I. DeLany.
SMIpTHyILLE. II SATURDAY. sept 2. at7H P. NJ.
L. b. Eshelman and 4. T. DeLany.
NEW ALBANY, Saturday. Sept. Z, at P. NJ.
Hon. Georse l.. Converse and Thos. Thurman.
GAHANNA, Saturday, Sept 7. at TX P. M, Hon.
Il. Ia. Converse and Thos. Thurman.
DUBLIN. Saturday, Sept..7, st2 p. NJ. s. W.
Andrews and Cal I. Mann.
WORTH INGT0N, Saturday. Sept. 2, at TX 2. N. =,
>. w. Andrews and Cal 7. Mann.
HARRlSBURGH, SATURDAY, Sept. 2, at3 p NJ, E.
+. Bingham anh Matthias Martin.
GROVE CITY. Saturday. Sept. Z. at TX P. NJ, E.
+. Bingham and Matthias Martin.
WINCHESTER. Saturday, Sept. Z, at 2 p. NJ, W.
r. Rankin and Hutche on.
GROYEP0RT, SATURDAY, Sept. 7, at TX p. NJ, W.
r. Rankin AMI r. Hutcheson.
In few days another series of meetings
will be announced by the committee.
JOS. FALKENBACH, Chairman.
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.
80 Ehi'e Q.lforuis. chiefly ii the inside % price.
~ E5-A little more active. with sales of western
BAKhEYAND MALT-Durl.
G0RN-Favors buyers wsthout decided change:
sales at 81 1891 1,s for new mike western; 81 II
@l l6 for white western. aud 81 l30lis for inIer-
ior to good western mixed in store.
ern at $50: IS g6sc new southern; 7os72c for new.
Ohio and $50 for Stale. 1sllfrs
RYE@pull ~
SUGAR-Steady; sales of Cuba at 11x oIeXc.
MnLASSES9Steady; sa'es of Cuba at 50953c.
.PETROLEU M--Steady and firm at lac for crude;1
so2 for refined in bond. iiai = &
PDRK-fiImsr at sas 25S9s 81 for new mess.
closing at s2s 80 cash; sas rs for old mess; e2s 90
BEEFcsaiss at SIC. = sysai siaT.
BEEF HAMS-duil. l'4"tt
H9T" ME1fsyu E11'ffssay nohangsod at { 1igsI.o for
shoulders; l51z9l6c for haiT s..rsI ~ fgrT
LARD-Steady at l2%l9l4c. ~. FL ,i.aee... j
Rg rTER-Steady; sales of Ohio stil@2sc.
CHEESE-Quiet at @1sh. iaeiIFd91 - 7rs
LATEsT-5 P. NJ, y
FLOUR-Closed dull and lO9l5c for medium
WHEAT-ouiet and is slightly in buyer s favor; 4
sales Of omber Illinois At q as92 3o amber State
RYE-Qniet ct 81 409I a for western. n
OsTS-Lower and dull at 5000 for new Chi
cago and 0hin. so
mixed western at 81 1901 II aAoat and 81 l4@l IS
PORK-Firmer; sales at sQs q, cash, and s2s 50
r.gSsr closing, buyers. at s2s As. cash. and sellers
BEEF-Quiet and steady. =,7qr. ~ =
CUT MEATS Firm with fair demand.
<BAC0N-Q Quiet and steady. 1f.l Y >.nI
LARD-Quiet at l3kC9l31<c for steam; lsz<Q9l4c z
for Kettle rendered. 5ta-J-- -asall,a- = I'd .5i
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CIncinnau market-Sept.

FLOUR-Unchanged saes extra at Ss99 60 and
family $IO9lO so. l.lHv1 -.5.- -4-l.a =
WHEAT.-.Steady at 81 Is for No 1 red. and % IS
a. 80 for white. T.lgf nt H.li- iEl l.t
OATS-Advanced to soc for No. i. in hulk.
C0RN-Scarce and in demand at Sis ll6, hold
ers in many csses asbing higher prices; farmers
not selling - --- . q l-.,f-..'=l-s - =
RYE-Steady at 81 25 -
BARLEY-Stea.y y at ST 2O91 %.
COTTON Unchanged and duh; niddling up
lands 24924kc. -. ...a.e q.
WHISKY Unchanged.
. NESS P0RK-kirmer; Gales at S23 so.
BTbK MEATS-Firmer at 1l1c for shoulders
and 1880 for sides, aud not much offering these
rates. ~
BACON-Active and prices higher; sales at Isc
fnr shoulders; l6c for clear rib sIdes and Sc for
clear do. All tn be had at these rates was taken;
market altogether.
LARD-Hed firmly at l2alc. but there is nof
much demand. 57t fT5c.I-l = 81 -fgfs n
-FUTLtR-Rcarce and firm at 2593oc. "a,
= CHEESE Quiet at 1015@1ic.
EGGS-Sales Mt l40 l6e. p -.i ta.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-04

CHALLENGES ACCEPTED.-When the MEM
bers of the Columbus Bar challenged the
Medical Fraternity to play game of base
ball, they probably had no idea that the
Doctors would accept; but contrary to
general expectations, they have promptly
accepted the challenge and subscribed to
its conditions. The following gentlemen
will represent the learned professions in
the contest on next Friday, at P. M:
Legal First Nine.-Jas. G. Bull, E. T. De-
Lany, HI. Wylie, Thos. C. Thurman, C.l.
T. Mann, A. w. Graham, R. P. Woodruff,
E. L. Dewitt, NJ. 81. Mann. s,
Medical First Nine.-H. C. Helmick, E.
M. Downs, G. E. Summers, v. s. Seltzer,
C. E. Denig, E. B. Fullerton, A. F. Zeigler,
j. M. Wheaton, W. W. Fountain.
I've presume the game will be close one
and create much merriment. IT we had
any stamps to spare, we would bet high on
the Doctors. The disciples of Blackstone
must, however, be watched very closely.
They are slippery customers. A beautiful
bouquet will be presented to the handsom-
est player, and medal to the homeliest. A
committee Of unpreiudiced ladies will de-
eide this delicate question.
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The Queens speech.

Nkw York, September 5.-Queen Vic
tory's speech, proroguins. Parliament, is
not very sanguinary as to peace. She
trusts that no ground exists at present for
apprehending any disturbance with regard
to Abrysinia. A peremptory demand for
the liberation of prisoners has been made,
and that if necessary. measures for support
ing that demand will be taken. TreasoDa-
bic conspiracy in Ireland is referred to in
severe terms, but no room is found for
promising any redress for the CRATE griev-
ances under which the Irish people still
suffer. The Reform bill is referred to in
general. unmeaning terms, and no an
fiouncementi is made as regards the supple
mentary bills which must come up at the
next ensuing Parliament. d +7a-'-1s
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VALUABLE FARMING LANDS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
nm ACRES OFTIIE TrABUEFaRr

S0O ACRES OFTIIE TRABUE FARM,
OOV three miles north of Colum hus, ON the Sci
otoriyer, in su bivsions of from so to- 100 acres,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1867, at 10 A Nj.
The soil of all these lands is of the best quality;
portions very valuable by reason of the timber
and stone quarries thereon. At the same time ill
be sold astWo-thrds interest in 81 acres known as
the "Trabue stone Quarry Reservation" Also, 80
acres Of growing corn.
Terms of Sale of Real Estate-One- third in hand.
one-th ird in one and onethird in two years, with
annual interest.
Persons desiring rich garden lands will ind it to
their interest to attend this sale. Mr.. TTabue on
the premises, will show the lands to any one who
m desire to look at them.
aug9-dtd ...-sft. WIN. JAMISON.-
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NEWS BYTELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE,
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Financial and commercial.
TO Ohio Statesman.a ; J

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3-Noon.-Cotton firm
quiet. Refined Petroleum 1851.
P.M.-Corn 34s Cd. Beef 14s6d. Lard
51s6d.
ANTWERP, Sept. 3-Noon.-P Petroleum
closed last evening at 4S34. To-day mar
ket weak. s,ri,..5.'- . /,
LONDON, Evening g-Cons1ls closed al
94H; Illinois Central 7711a; Erie 451z; At
lanLic & Great Western %.
FRANKFORT, Evening.-U. S. Bonds 773S
LIVERPOOL, Evening.-Cotton market
strong throughout the day. aS bes
Corn 34s; wheat Id lower on California
white Michigan closed at lbs per Genital
oats 3s Sd; barley 5s; peas Ais Cd. Provis-
ions-cheese 49s; beef 147s Cd; lard sis 6 i
pork los cd; bacon 43s Cd; tallow AS Cd
Petroleum spirits 9% refined Is sd. ~