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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
Gbanres for Business Hlen.


A FIRST RATE opportunity is offered TO
any qualified and respectable party buy the STOCK Of str
ss corner STORE neths dt buspss gRocKkf and GROCE
nl wishes 70 retire Rent low Stock light Inquire Of JOHN H.
Ro.P So. NO ~ II29ist
A PARTY having too many irons in the fire
"a will dispose o. one % profitable BuSNEssBs aso the
FIXTURES q Tea ceery Store AMI tso ENGINE LATHEs a
dress BEplQRp LUBRcATSG OF Co.. No % CegftlGtst N y
FOR SALE, EOW-The Machinery and Good
VIII cfa 0OIDPBN MANUFACTURING BUSINESS 10 PhiaaeE
Phis location selsss Addre.s r. Bog SO j O. Philadelphia
IRON FOUNDRY for SALE, or would take
= pAaTEER With $500 Aa3reS FoUFDBRY, Boz No. u"
NEW DRUG STORE for SALE, with SPLEEN
H0O IRON MFN.-FURNACE and FURNACE
PROPERTY for SALE situated the Beaver Slack "seT about
~ miles Pithurgh an u miles from Ncweaste Tenn
TIC Fu.e With everything eomplete land nov 20 ee operaon
with hndg Consisting 81 90 dwelling houses to aud oelon
with barns abes &C. Abs $50 Of HlNBtAb LANDS 10
fee simple containing Coal Ore and Limestone IN abundance, con
nccted with Furnace b. horse railroad
The Furnace large stone stack " good condition ~ FEET oosh ana
feet in hight having engine 81 hpe capacity on On average
20 tUus per day Of best gray forge metal
This valuable property w be sold cheap and Possession given a. once
Por uaruar5 communicate with BRYAN CAUGIIBf, Pittsburgh
sAM WICK President National City Bank Cleveland Ohio; or j. T.
WTROW Superintendent Rocb Point llnrenes County Penn
WTANTED-Five BUSINESS MEN, with $500
w h 5000 manufacture Prof JOllNSQSS FEkrltIE the
rre discovery the age sso with SloQ Phadeph
and mr Boston; paid coumo SALARY. Call address Win
postage sap crcusr j. r. JOHNSON at the Homemade Hotel
No "a GIeenvehst, iron eto 2 m
pURNHAMs AM. BUS. COLLEGE Of
ID SPRINGFIELD, haS-A complete SCHOOL OF IhAOh-
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col ans iiiSi fonno.
Drlrinta.

IyyM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st
w STEAM jon PRINTERS aud LABEL hAhUfACIVR
Ens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

CITY OF KE0KUK 8 PER CENT NEW ~
Bs sUSDs ' sALkA Ie q ho vel secured sld dsst.
rst ~ sato ~ hie7 skmhe, esq Trustee years 10
lCffi list January and ~ July. -'"'' "'HA NOW
provided fof ~ -''N''' 'ilittteii tAl are amp
limited amount at par only Applyto
j Ii u A gET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
Bort h1aroen's Nciire.

STATS NKw-YoRE
PoRr.wARpEy ORgECE, No. "a William -
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN section Of the Act passed Api H. 1851 entitled An Aet.
H. having charge Of e subject matter Of sach inqy
examination fnrcy that the following vessels under t1anA
o by the Po Wariens tina, said sveys examinations Wy
be completed days succeeding this NOTICE. board said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

Chains, Soft, q lOO......25050.
CLAIMS, Hard, = 100 81. -60USl
Crabs. Hard, q doZ, 80
Eels, Smoked, p Duneh250S0
HaliDut, Smoked, Rib 22G2t
Haddock, Smoked, q ibl50l6
HerrinCs, Sm'kd, = 10 --l50le
HerTings, Scal'd, b boXI5GS5
Mackerel, salt, & is....lCWl6
Salt eacb ..lOUlS
Salt. y Kit......S5 1904 81
Smoked. gB...1SG1O
FLOUR, y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

CLEVELAND, CoLunBfs 4 CiscTyS Ar, II. ,,e,.-, o.,
yEyIIf, aNvN~rr = lsLAND o.. Jan. 81 1861 \
WE ANNUAL MEETING Of the StockLoldcrs
toopany for the election Of Directors win he he'd a. he
9c o. le Company IN Cleveland on WEDgFsntV - so - l.e
Inc Hah'ieF books will be- closed Feb oh until VI ~ S'
r ,S7T,,,7-7 1ssO H. RUstELL Secretary.
/ INITED STATES TREASURY FeL Ioc7
a. Selelnies o.. (1 thirty Coupons a.. ~
~ VI" A0P " received Tor examination at the
H. IL VAS DYCK Assistant Treasure
VIE LENOX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
No I Es REMOVED 70 The 0ees Oft Harmony Insurance Conr
BAr1Gs r. IAanuP ssasls1y. wy q '+1Yis' S'''1ss.t
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~ q -
MlEIATuRB ALMANAC -,
so, o. son seg .,....531 Moon hses .'.''.loS
niau NA7tR THls
Sandy Hook Cows ind Morn Hsh
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BSo newspaper Fsbhshus Shove sulhSrssd Win
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Alathlnern.

brick MACHINES, BRICK PRESSES
ID CfAY WtII.gLs snd BRICK MAKERS TOOLS IN genera
t 80 fer Tsnphici D l. CAKEELL Co, No 1884 oImaf
to4naie phia.sphs. Pa
II -, prrsg Pro. II 10 CHAS SEARS.
- "t-~0' Nc. q IT. a. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

Lemons, y dOz. -..,.--.2O~4o
Oranges, Havana, T.
QOZ. -..-.-..-. 81 -
Porto Rico. p d0z.40G ! %
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

ALBaSy. oct -, 1915
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant la Chapter
II 1905, that the circulating notes
.sn 10 be ATLANTIC BANK the City Of NcwYo banking a
New Y0t vii be redeemed AT fAh ny
Tie Superintendent Banking Department pent.ion al IH
NRWlORK STATE NATIONAL EANk IN The city o hlb-by 10" sI
yesrs from the date hereof. aud no, thereafter
outssnBg circulating notes Of The s bank Hnf Ne presented
the dse hereof and all no'es which
shall puon and payment within TIE time thus
be fund u ,hs of tie Su
purpose g. w. SCHUYLER superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
pn-AvENuE SAYINGS BANK,

Il Gamer of Thri ayenne and Tventy -sIb-t.
Sir per paid free from Government < on al suns non
An depos made on or Ap 20 viii draw interest fon the ls'
Of April - 80. ,fona,- yv4.,.J.,
and sA'Oo'y h''H''e 'O'- SPENCER K GREEN, President
RICHARD KELLY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
bort -Uar0en's Noiire.

NKw Tosr
PoRr-wARpRSs OFFICE Nc. 2J WilnSnat
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ the A passed Aed H. 1851 entitled Al Act 70
the Port New ioFs all
having charge tie subject matter Of sa qO
following onsf
oa by the aud that the said eInnauohs
be completed days succeeding this Ionce t0sId saA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
Financial.
-, -,,v RIerS HARBoR CopBKR CosPANY,I
oHisE oF rAA d EEw.YoRK, March %, 1917

NOTICE is hereby given thC adoD l eae shrs Of s
n xES OTPY CTSs iRRSs eai 9Ss coPPRa CoPANY payable
e,rs No. So the Treasu No 81 ~ T. & o. otbe d.
dsy of April ~ Stockholders 0 VI HART SMITH Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

COMETHING NEW-DYSPEPSlA depends
y nn chronic irritation Of the lining Of the stomach ia
msny eases q irritation gives gat many miun' 1'eed
pouts These alterations and irritation qure u BE- lead over ~
much 50 az an irritation the SKIN Tones all tiss do nel 90
have npd that out after years practice have mrdno
,bb ami irritation heals np liberation and Al be
sane time as geuty liver II ID the mos Hendera nieSs
known FOR Dyspepsia will forward on receipt oi " "
order FOR 81 Address D. L. HEMANs Box No. ~ Spring al .
New lYorklitr.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
MINILTnRR ALMANAC

MIsIATURB ALMANAC.
sun 30 sun se,s......634 Moon Sets ...Izc0
NIGH WATER =. a
Sandy II 9 Cows Island oOZI Hell 0se''''''N
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
Me0irdl.


REDDING''
RUSSIA SALVE,
Established 1906
PRICE Is CENTS PBR BOX
Isthe Universal Remedy for
BURNS, sCALDs, CUTS, BRUISES,
and all
FLESH WOUNDS
CHILBLAINs CHAPFED HANDS PILES,
nj
OLD sCROFULOuS SORES;
ERUPTIoNs BLOTCIKs SALT kBEpn
and all
CUTAYB0Us DISEASES
REDDINGs RUSSIA SALyE pTsIs Vtgctats Orsn' msds
hom the vy best materials and combines ieI greater hSAnsa
powERs any preparation before The public It's hm'' TFa
cation has been the saving Thousands Of valuable i've
wbeeSef pIVf'
In itv 10 HuNAsiT1. ........
SIXTY YEARS GENERAL USE or 1HB kUSSlh Shnh
is A NOBLE GUARANTEE OF ITS lNCOMPhhAbih
VIRTUES AS A HEALING Ol.ThEkT:
The very large OF REDDINGS RUSSIA SALsE dahg uetss
sty ears hundreds ~ unworthy limitations h
throughout opposition the RUSSIA SANB maintains s snpfmAfy
preurao having steady and Pernsrsnt SAFE AAd
deterorang quality, by climate, aud Is oh 70 "a" ~
price enabling realize generous po5t BY Us sale
For sale BY all Druggists and Apotnec4ret - -.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

NOTCEThe annual meeting S 1b be 1G s a The oc.
HOLDhiS oes on MONDAY the 6h day o. NAY na ,ss
o. tse @ tr be election Of Directors Tor me * %
IL 0cietA hoh cone before le oo-t
Transaction such aei r. e. YOUNGLOVE Secretary
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

FLOUR !odiet3sat duil,s, We ducts as follows
Xxx spring from Nc, ! / wheat Sl5; Xxx sP,i1g from
sSi. Country brands are Very. firm, but prices are
TSfTgEas eS5 sS5 ssS e. sGRs >. s 80
CORN-Qniet and nnchanged, the market closing
OaTSEfn fair demand but lower, 40. State
+? EYE.N+$ sad dun Saohsassd s at 81 1901 Is for No.
BARLEYspe@anai Light and market nominal.
PORK-Steady and unchanged at S23 90 for No. 1
f;f BEEFSafss s. II sSapged a.
sf OE B9 s Ss s.s
sSSK sS5 inn M ana ast1e Sale.
s sCS iso 5000 Is &c uhoan
vsssed do at I4c 1000 lbs shoulders at Iic 500 lbs
bacon held Ssisc; uncanIasssd slssrSi6do at ise.
i, sBQTTERr7MsTket dull and unchansed- Sales "A
supply and market quiet at SD
O 15c for good toeheiee DAIRY and tactery.d baR
EGGSTGOod receipts, fair request, and l1 steady
LAKE FISHLGood demand at the following
5 ssS assiins
H1GHW1NES-Dnn and nominal at S2.2s for
3df GLCOH0LAND sPIRITS-Quist ct the follow
s Sgaeo pirits y s5 Seuifsl Proof Spirits sa,zSa
PBTRoIEUM- Quiet and steady; standard
white in bond held at 2I7z9saea do free at4asssc
+, PRiEp, Rte PIES p ri and hsssS y, saiss as
7 gropndasolsr 0nopdaga and Saginaw. q u1s T.
a TALL0WTT demand at 91oc for ity
q PLRSTERGGSod dsmaHd and firm; QAIabsstsr
white, $50 per ton aoat, 70 90 from store; Pow
sps ~ 80 20 AlsbAstsrP .oalcinsd. $500 per Dbl.
fiiTE GiME-Fsir dsfiSud and steady at so
per Pa5s F f0r fMtE and ETsDnt 49, 1.5S ssa
{ at q, per barrel for o. Yego, and Akron-dsN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
[NEWsBY TELEGRAPH,
TO Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
sFvEt sir-oaa
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

C0mmerciaI ana dFtnanctal.vr- - I 4
sz,IIvERPoo May 80, q. p MO Cotton un--
changed; Flour nominal at 29s; Wheat and
Corn unchanged; Bacon 39s; Cloverseed 42s6
$40 Bonds 721k;S Illinois Central 7614; Erie,
40.
estfInated sales Of l,2OO bales mid ding up.
lands at lis; Orleans 1114@1l36s; Bread
stuffs-Flour 29s for western on canal !;
Wheat-No. Milwaukee red 13s9d white
California l4s; Corn 39s; Barley 4s9I; Peas
Ais; Oats 3s5d; Provisions-@Pork S2s6d )
Beef advanced to 142s6d i Lard 49s, Bacon
39s; Cheese 6Ss; RToduee@Pe Petroleum
Spirits lid; standard white 1881; Potashes
31s6d; Rosin-Sales common at 1881, and
fine at 13s; Spirits Turpentine l4s; Tallow.
43s9d; Clover Seed 42s. II
LONDON, May 80, Evening.-Consols
closed firm at9411ss;; 5-20s 7234; Illinois Cen
trail 76114&;; Erie 40! Hat
LIVERPOOL, May 80 Noon.-Cotton firm;
sales of uplands at lis and Orleans l123ss;;
estimated sales 5000 bales,Z Breadstuffs
quiet and firm; Corn Cd higher; sales at 39s
Cd. Other markets unchanged, 1890 l.
LONDON, May 30.4A reduction Of one
half per cent. in the bank rate of discount
is anticipated tordays
| LoNDoN,l May, 80, lnoon.-Consols 941l;
Illinois, Central 611as Erie 4O14.
JTgI4 The Emperor Alexander.
| ST. PETERsBURG, May 29, Evening"
The Emperor Alexander, left to-day for
Paris. zL5t ~ 5NSJa
King William y Z q iGSl -,
BERLIN, May 30, Eyenihg-It is stated
that King William viii be accompanied
by Count Bismarck on his visit to the
French capital. uEI
AboIition7os slavery i'm Spain.
MADRID, May 29, evening.-The Spanish
Government is considering the question ol
the abolition of slavery in all the colonies
of Spain.JE Il II LgI . .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS must be true, is
an old proverb. And it is a fact beyond
dispute that all tell one story about the al
most miraculous cures performed by Goes
Dyspepsia Cure. Chronic and obstinate
cases of Dyspepsia of long standing will
surely give way to its curative powers.
Indigestion, sick headache, heartburn,
cramps, pains and collie, in either stomach
or bowels, souring and rising of food, con-
stipation, general debility, fiatulency, can
not exist when Goes Dyspepsia Cure is
used. We beg of the afflicted to make the
experiment it can be found at all drug
stores. may29 d&w1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

COUNTERFEIT NoTEs.-Kennedy's Bank
Reuieao for May, cautions the public against
receiving the new and dangerous imita-
tions of the $5 bills of the National Banks.
They are gotten up in style well calcula-
ted to deceive. The following marks of
distinction may assist in detecting these
bills: In the first place the signatures OF
both President aud Cashier are printed,
while in all genuine bills the names are in
variably written. The letters IT" and ''s'
in the title sPres'tn in the original are
separated by an apostrophe. In the coun-
terfeit the neat figure of the two females,
sitting in the lower right, Is almost invisi-
Bile; in the genuine it is very clear and
distinct. The back of the bill is still more
bunglingly made, than the front. The
green is pale and poor, and in the true bill
no letters along the top touch on the green
border, while in the spurious, the words
are partly printed on the green entirely
across. The picture plate is too large for
the green border.
Peoples National Bank, jackson, Mich. ..
IS, imitation. The engraving is said to be
well done. but the counterfeit may be de
tected by the words "this note'' on the
back of the bill. On the counterfeit these
words touch the ornamental border, while
in the genuine they do not touch. The
plate will undoubtedly soon be improved
and altered to many of the National Cur
rency Banks. -s~e
First National Bank, indianapolis, Ind,
Dos, imitation. Goddess of Liberty, farm
ers, artizans, ETC.. on lower right corner
battle of Lexington on lower left corner
baptism of Pocahontas on back of note
The general appearance of the note is good,
and calculated to deceive. Observe on
the counterfeit the butt of the mus
ket on the lower left corner touches
the scroll work around the figure 20, and
the hand Of the female on the mans breast,
the fingers can scarcely be seen. On the
genuine no part of the gun touches, and
the fingers are quite distinct. On the
counterfeit, under the words "this note,''
where it reads "this note is secured" etc.,
there are but three fourishes; the genuine
has four; also one between United and
States, which is omitted in the counterfeit
Ohio National Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio,
zoos, imitation: viz, battle of Lake Erie.
Declaration of Independence on back OF
the note. One of the peculiarities OF the
counterfeit is, that the letter '.i'- in the
word ssmaintain," on the right end of the
note, is detective and looks like the letter
UTD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

IAMDYEING, AFRIc, DYE1Ne.-We com
mend the following tothose Of or fellow
citizens,who, last fan, said,S S"Negfo Suffrage
isIpot now the issue. When it is made the
issue Will vote with the Democratic par
tH and who now declare that negro votes
afe-bettet than thoseof tths ignorant tlIrist
and of 1op- -eared Dutchmen. II amy Of oul
Republicans ID Columbus who CfAd that
the shoettits them can put it opaOI4
cLamDyibg. Esypt5 t5Dyiug-ShskespssFs-
Dali am dyeins, Afrfc, dytfng, OOUdIL
. 1EorI'm bound to cast my votea n TQ
sCa1White skin I'll be denying 4OOA4A
= T, And eoiored eaFcase tote. n0G Tq
sCii have bought two quarts of varnish. Az
sNiAs Til with neither speck nor tarhish.y III
I'm q colored man Of note.
tefKam dysiaS Aftic. dying N1ES
tAEaen to my Whire pet poodle. - -
Through the job he was loud crying
EELNot tune like Y YaHkee Doodle
Ihave got q three years old boy
Now am linked M pcaninny,
And he looks as ii he'd come from
~titA The hottest part of Guina. lAsi toafso
lam dyeing, Afric, dyeing. ..s.,sts
And expect to be hext Gov
And will go for black applying /
" To the angelic hosts above:
~ Yea. Pdburn cork all high Heaven. 4 /
Darken every spirit there.
Make black all around. above me
.eIsEi For blacks the only Aear.9 o ; 'tSuiL |
a .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

THE Why OF IT.4The Journal local is
worried. A partner with Butler in
the spoon business, it mortified him
that his pattern had been convicted.
of lying. Not because he lied, but because
of the discovery. We said we had written
to the Indianapolis Journal, that the citizens
of New York were circulating petition
to make the negro g eontrabandq of war, y
in May, 1861. No sooner had gknash read
the item than his hair unkinked. He rose
in his wrath. /" Confound, that Spivins,"
he said, ".Why will he eternailY be talking
about me?' Go slow, gknash, go slow;
You are not the only contrabahd in, the
world -----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
An order by General Sch ofIeld

RICHMOND, May 3O.-General Schotield
Yesterday issued an order for the purpose
of giving adequate protection to all persons
in their rights Of person and property, in
cases where the civil authority may fail,
directing the appointment of military COM
missioners in sub-districts hereafter to be
defined, giving them command of the police,
sheriffs and constables, and clothing them
with powers of magistrates. These COM
missioners to take jurisdiction in all cases
where they may have reason to believe JUS
tice is not done. ~ 20 Goesl 10 asS.I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

DEBATING CLUB No.1.-There was fine
attendance on the Debating Club meeting
last night. An extemporaneous address
on the advantages and responsibilities Of
the present age, was made by Mr.. Weaver.
Mr.. Lathrop read an essay on the fornna-
tion of mind and character. The argu-
ment on the question debated, whether
Representatives should be controlled by the
will of the constituents, it was decided was
with the negative. Next Thursday even
ing the Club holds its last meeting until
after the hot season, if we except social
festival and supper they propose to give on
Thursday evening, June 18th. q 7. ...IsaI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
IFrom iMonfreal.

Field, Vice Preside lent Of the IBirmi6gh
Chamber of Commerce, is now at Montreal,
on tour through the United States and
Canada, to obtain an expression Of opinion
from the principal Boards of Trade on the
question of abolishing privateering during
war. ~ - I
Twenty-three welsh ftsileers were on
dered to Point Levi, with instructions tt
put aR-strong force on the fortifieations
there. Aa@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

, Do JUSTICE TO NATURE.-It is ingrati-
tude to o'nature not to preserve and keep in
splendid order a good set of teeth. Moth
ing can be easier. All that is needed is to
brush them briskly night and morning with
purifying Sozodont. 1t will lmake the mouth
a perfumed palace. may29-eod1w. /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

= Mr.. Ed. LAUF is now in daily, receipt, of
the most fashionable styles Of Hats and
Caps to be found in the city, The most
fastidious can be pleased both as to quality
and price. Call at No. 229 South High
street, sign of the Golden Hat }'.- ''i.a' !
may4-d1m ED. LAUF. /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

RoBAcK's BLOOD PURIFIER. There is no
medicine now in use which is so efficacious
as this remedy for the permanent cure OF
piles bleeding or blind piles. The Puri-
tier removes the cause, and invigorates the
partto healthy action. Take wineglass-
full three or four times day, diluted with
water. If costiveness prevails take one of
the Blood Pills three times day, to keep
the bowels moderately open.
May 29-d&w1w " .r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
inauguration of the statue of Henry
Clay.

nLoUIsvILLE. May 3O.-The inauguration
of Hart's marble statue of. Henry Clay, in
the Court House, took place to-day, and
was one of the most brilliant demonstIa-
tions ever made in this city. The process
sions of the different orders and associa-
tions was very long and imposing. y
Judge w. f. Bullock delivered an elo7
uuent Grafton in front of the Court House,
which was listened to by an immense crowd
of both sexes and all colors. The ode writ
ten for the occasion by Geo. D. Prentice, is
pronounced to be his ablest effort. Business
was fully suspended.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
EucIeye1ssace 7Cpurse.f

ssCiNc1NNATi, May SO'1The Buckeye Race
Course was we'll attended to-day.
There o were ~ two races, the sffst
a selling race, dash of one and
three quarter miles, for all ages, purse
$500, eight horses started; won by W. r..
Cooks Col: Grigsby byLtime 3:l4114.{ The
) Second race, two mile heats, for all ages,
purse $5OO-Alexander entered Ansel ;
Whaley entered Weldon:s Billy Conner.
Ansel distanced Conner in the first heat
time 35016. - III -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

JOHN, G. BEAL will sell at auction, on
Thursday, May 3oth, 1867, at No.-169
South Third street commencing at nine
O'Clock A. NJ, the entire lot of Household
Goods (nearly new. For particulars, see
posters. Sale positive. Terms cash.
may2s-d3t 81 8sEASE "a &AE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thursday, May 30, 1867,

C Clyde, Princeton. New Jersey W A Mccoy,
Columbus: James Hall, New York; II Garrett,
natl: J j Faran and son. Uincinnati; George W
Jones, New York; L q Bennell. Baltimare, Md;
Austin Fitzpatrick, New York; j Byery Park
ersburgh. West Virginia: A Graef, New York E W
Powell, Tarkers6uEghi West Virginia; Samuel NJ
Geoes osdo S Tne Dstie
Ba kus. Toledo; \ Sackrider and wife. Cleveland:
Alexander Reed, Toledo; John John Jones. city;
CulIough. Delaware. o; W H Gardner. Philadelphia
Penn; u r Tyler, Cleveland. U; " jackson Piqua,
D; Edward Ball, GAINESVILLE, D; w T Claypool,
Nashport. o: J W Wickhan, Huron, o; W Kay,
wife and children, Washington, u e., E A Benham, ,
n Y; Jno McNee. do; Andrew Knox, Allegheny, Pa;
2 Van Trnmn. Lancastar. %. -.--l J. - :
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Coop Penmen and Statesmen can pro-
cure employment of Baker & Wetherby,
southeast corner of High and Friend
streets, up stairs. Superior Inducements
offered to experienced Canvassing Agents,
who are respectfully invited to call.ycN
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Repubiican Conventfon. q

''N MoNTPEL1ER, Vt, May 3O.-At. the Re-
publican State Convention to-day, Hon.
Luke P. Poland presided. The nomina1
tions were: For Governor, Hon. John B,
Page; Lieutenant Governor Col. Stephen
Thomas; Treasurer, Hon. John A. Page.
Resolutions endorsing the reconstruction
measures of the Thirty Ninth and Fortieth
Congresses were unanimously adopted
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PETERS & BENNs are practical carriage
makers, and can figure close on building,
painting or repairing .buggies. Let them
bid on your work before taking it else
where. Town street, opposite Gwynne
Block. 80. ~ .--tt --el maY29-3t