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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16
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M MarYland National Guard

BALTIMORE, October 15.-Governor Swan with
his staff reviewed the first division of tho Marylai
National Guard Major General foreman, command
ing There were in line two battallions of Cavalry,
companies of Artillery; without guns. and seven
regiments of Infantry, comprising from six to seven
thousand men. .s...r r.-..tt --i-t. -.... ( e,
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Republican Conven1;o,

New YORK. Oct. 15.-The Radical Republicans
of this city last night nominated Joshua G. Albe
and Major James b. Haggerty,i for the Offices of
Sheriff and County Clerk respectively. The bal
ance of the county ticket was not nominated, the
Convention breaking up at midnight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

Zouaves will give Military and Civic So
cial Ball,at their ArmOry, opposite Gwynne
Block, on Thursday evening. Oct. II, 1867.
Let everybody attend. 15-3t
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f3T GRAND GUARD.

I, FAST CoIoRs.-The Radical party in view
Of i,s late defeat may inscribe on its tomb
stone s.tlied In the WOOL" r,,.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

DON'T FoRGEr.-White BOYS In Blue
don't forget the meeting at Thurman Hall
Tonight. The business to be brought be-
fore you is very important aid every man
is interested in it. Do not fail to answer
roll call.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

BECAUSE OF THE TARIFF.-The Radicals OF
Ohio went into the wool business pretty
extensively OH Tuesday of last week and
haven't got lock to show for it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16
New York Dry Goods markat-aet *

buyers: Lawrence z Brown Sbeetings I5c; Ions
dale Blcached eoc: Lancaster Ginghams i6,, de-
for A.; Csc for b; &c for q; ard l9a for ID. Amos
kcag Stripes-221Sc for light and 90 dark York
inns 2sc for blue: Amoskeag Blue Denims, g7xc:
Otis AKA do 26c; do &C 2Oc; lewiston Ticks 33Xc;
do 81 inch sec.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16
siasxLOGAL NEWS. (
WHITE BOYs In blue.

ATTENTION ATTENTION!!
3 HThere will be meeting of the White
boys IN -Blues of Franklin, at Thurman
Hall, on
0s Wednesday Evening, October 16th'
at7,S O'Clock. Let every one attend. Busi-
ness important. - = p. a.. - ~-'>
BY order of GRAND GUARD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

COMMISSIONED. - Wesley Clausson, Of
Blendou township. was on yesterday, COM
+; missioned as Justice of the Peace for that
township. jsaiA t.as rr - .s,77aF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16
Master Commissioners Sale.

WdSGSI SOul ululSSlUuSI Sdl6,
Marcus Childs Court Of Common Pleas
=. o. Jones ct alb .. Ohio. > ..5
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale from said Court to directed, | will ;,her
for sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
House. in the city Of Columbus, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of October, A. D
1867, l'l''i u
at O'clock F. NJ, the following described real es-
state, situate in the city of Columbus, to.wit:
Parts of in-lots numbered four hundred md three
and four hundred and four (403 and 40 in the city
of Columbus, o.. beginning at the southeast corner
of lot No. 4G. at the intersection of Third street
and Friend street. thence with the lines of SAID
lots on Friend street So feet to the southeast
of that part of said lot No. 4O4 convey ed by said
Childs and wife to John J. Harris thence north and
at right angles to said Friend and with said
Harris eest line 1895 feet, thence east and parallel
with the south line of said lot ~ feet thence north
feet to the line of d B'gelnw Chapel lot thence with
the line of said church lot east TIE feet to
Third street, thence running on the line of Third
street south I27h feet to the beginning and being
the same premises conveyed to the taid Cathariue
Jones' wife of the said JONES' by the said Marcus
Chids aud wife by decd dated May II, 1886. Record
said real estate undivided, making four lots VI
is designated on the plat of survey made by W T.
Brown. Surveyor, now on file in the office of the
Sheriff of said County of franklin. .-. -
Lot No. ! appraised at SO 600 90.
Lot No. 3 appraised at 81 500 co. -i 9.
Lot No. appraised at 81 200 90.
Lot No. appraise at 81 500 90. ...
Printers fees $11 %. ... .
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
sept1ed1twtd-L '-.-l Il',-7'' P
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UP AGA1N.-Sister Turpin, by some sort
OF shenanagan, was discovered to be loose
I'm the city yesterday, when we were under
the impression that she was boarder with
Sheriff Domigan for the thirty days next
ensuing. Officer Smith found her drunk
4 and fighting on nEShe street last night. He
arrested and Gagged her. Sister Amanda
will go down this time, sure. q
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Sheridan .I CIeveIand.

CLEyELAsD. Oct. Is General Phil Sheridan
passed through this city en- route for Columbus and
the West this morning. He met at the depot
by an enthusiastic crowd He thanked them for
the Welcome. and. with cheers for the hero. he was
Off f, 10 ...f- .,.r.. s..s .f -..f.tlt -.tt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

Observation-Disclosures Atheneum will
be opened by w. H. II. Derwort, sole lessee
and manager, on Saturday, Oct 26th. Mr..
Derwort assures us that he will present a
first rate company of artists. and that
everything will be put on the stage in fine
style. The theater will hereafter be known
as the State Street Treater. If first class
company is brought here we are satisfied
our citizens will patronize itliberally.
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Samuel Isenbarg,s Estate.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has this day been appointed
and quail fed administrator Of the estate Of Sam
county. ohio, deceased.
October l4th, 1867.
ctl5-w3w JAMES G. THOMPSON.
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw
Mn RI-nCf-

The receipts of hay have been very light durirg
the past week. Tho election interfered with saI
which farm work must be attended to. The receipts
Of baled hay b5 river have been small which THROWS
pricee have again advanced - 0093 90 per- tun.
Sheaf oats are1i in good demand and also higher:
Straw is scsrce. and the few lots offered have sold
readily at an adyspce Of 81 90 per tup.,,,l.,.na
We quote the rates on wagons, delivered, as fol-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

A POETICAL DUN.-The following very
clever, and very practical jeu d esprit, ad-
lresstd by the editor of the Methodist Pro-
testa'n to his delinquent subscribers, we
'opy simply for the amusement OF our rea-
lers, for as the Hon. Mr.. Randolph used to
say OF his constituents, we have the best
md noblest set of subscribers that ever
IGNORED and sustained a public journal
They. therefore, as body, require no such
itngeninus hint, but should there bn found,
mere and there, an exceptional case, he is at
liberty to consider the Hawathian appeal
addressed to himself: s
Should you ask MS why this dunning.
Murmurs loud about delinquents
Who have read the paper weekl
Read what they have never paid for,
Read with pleasure and with profit,
Read Of church affairs and pr0sp cts. ,
Read of news both homo and foreign,
Read the essays and the poems,
Full of wisdom and instruction;
Read the table of the mari kets,
Carefullv corrected weekly
Should you ask US why this dunning.
We should answer. we should tell you,
: From the printer. from the mailer.
From the kind old paper-maker
From the landlord, from the carrier,
From the man no taxes letters
With stump from Uncle Samuel
Uncle an the row lies call hlr;
From them all there comes message,
MESSAGE kind, but firmly spoken,
P.ease to pav US what you owe u.s."
Sad it is to hear such message,
When our funds all exhausted.
When the last bank note has left US,
hen tn gold coin all has vanished,
Gine to pay the paper maker,
Gone to p ~ the toiling printer,
Gone TO paw e landlord tribute,
Gone to pay the busv carriers,
Gone to pay the faithful mailer,
Gone To ray old Uncle Samuel
Urcle Sam the rowdies call him
Gone to pay the Western paper
Three and twenty hundred dollars!
is- Sad it is to turn our ledger. ' .H"t
Turn the leaves If this old ledcor,
Turo and rec " hat sums due US.
Due for volumes long siLce ended,
Due for years of pleasant reading,
Due for years of toilsome labor.
Due despite our patient waiting,
!iue despite our constant dunning.
Due in surs from two to twenty.
w Ould you Ii q burden from usf
WCuid you drive spectre frtm you?
Would YOU taste a pleasant slumber?
Would you have a quiet conscience?
Would you read paper didJo,f9 .----.--#
Scnd us m money-send US money,
Send us money--send Us money;
SEND THE MONEY THAT YoU owEEsl
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.,sHKtn. For lPosraen.NLetters addressed

oe"KSe1S0
as follows are held for postage at the Co
, lumbus postofice, toiOct. 18th: Mr.. Thos.
+. Crafty, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa; M. A. Paul,
4Xenia, Ohio; Miss e. Smead, care Horace
Smead, Dowa2rac, Mich; Mr.. Patrick
fConnor, st. Louis, Mo-; Mr.. L. J.. Holm,
Pataskala, Ohio.
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Total .......................... $I.iI7 81
Total raid and unpaid Observation-Disclosures So S3S II

it will be seen examination of the figures that
while the Engineer shows and accounts Robert
McCielland for II sos yards of excavation. there
pears to have heen sold and accounted for but
loads yards. making a diff, rence between the
amount that came off of said street and the amount
sold of 2 ,250 leads or yards
Your committee would recon mend, in order that
there may be delay upon the part of the city in
passing the proper essment ordinance for the
the above sum of III 95 be paid the city and that
the City Attorney proceed by law otherwise to
collect the same and pay it into the City Ire sury
Your committee take occasion to bear testimony
to the very faithful manner in which Robert Nc
Clelland has fulfilled his contract with the City of
Columbus, both to material used and the prompt
| manner with which the work has been completed.
FRED. JAEGER, Ia DONALDSON,
j. 5. BECKY, w. H. GAvKR,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

DoLLs.-A large lot of doll heads and
bodies, of entirely new styles at the Co.
lumbus Bazaar. oct16 -eod-lw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

Total cash collected by j. Remmy.. 81, ,72O Is
664 80 leaving balance OF s55 IS in Remmy IS hands
From this amount has been paid the following:
Jacob Bo we'll. 90
J-.S. Turfs l34 90
d.. L.
Tickets 90
Michael Burke. for hauling over mile...... 45 90
Total Observation-Disclosures. .S633 90
Leaving q balance Oh .SlU3l 81
The following amounts, on account of material
furnished by the said Remmy, on said street,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

Mr.. Fell moved that the report of the committee
be accepted and published, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Jaeger introduced ordinance making a
full a,d fual assessment upon the owners of r. al
tate abutting on High street. from North Public
lane point la5 feet south of Friend street. which
was read the first time.
On motion of MIR. Jaeger, the rules were SUSPEND
ed and the ordinance read the second time by its
title.
Mr.. Fell. from the Committee on Ordinances. re-
ported back the above ordinance. which was read
the third time and passed-yeas IA.
Mr.. Jaegar submitted a contract signed by Robert
McCelland accepting Of the terms of the ordinance,
On motion of MIR. Donaldson. the bond was ac-
cepted. and ordered to be entered upon the juurna.
On motion, the Council adjourned until Monday
cveLiag. t. -- .a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

ELEVEN different kinds of crackers at
Peters & Bros.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

The receipts Of leaf have been light, and with
good demand, higher prl0 es have been obta incd
some grades, but as these would not pr baby be
sustain undor liberal receiuts de- not alter our
quotations. Plug tobacco is firm. We still quote
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

The OTHER MURDERER ARREsTED.-We
are informed that the second of the lnur-
derers of Mr.. Hertz-L of Springfield, was
arrested, after . severe fight, in the woods
above Bellefontaine, on Monday night.
The villain fought long, firing several shots
at his captors, but was finally obliged to
saceumb to. superior numbers. The arrest
of tn ese men will result in hanging
match, certain. = - {
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The following announcement is made by

IHe loIIoWing ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS made by
the officers of the Association:
Game to be regulated by rules adopted
by the National Base Ball Association. 1t
is our desire. to have Tournament first
class in every respect, and we now need
only the cooperation OF the first class
Clubs.
An entrance fee of one dollar, sent in by
the 2lst, with notice of what prize YOU
will play for, will secure your place in the
lists.
All communications to be addressed to
the Secretary, G. l.. Kennan, Norwalk,
Huron county, Ohio.
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LOTION RICORD.

THE ONLY SAFE AND RELvARt r.
l Antidote against CONTAGIOUS diseases Price
S3 per bottle; large size, double quantity, So Sent
securely pack receipt of price, to any ad Dress
with directions, by addressing
- - = +. a. DUP0RT Il CO..
Sole Agents for the United States.
No. II Gold street. Now York.
1F Send for circular. -6a inuas.d,odGv
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FROM NEW YORK.
Railroad NIeetipgJ

natIEOau NleeuBgJ
NEW YORK, October 15.-The Express says At
a meeting of Railroad Managers to-day nearly all
the principal western roads and the great trunk lines
were represented. There was long discussion on
various TOPICS and the feeling between the east and
west was not of tho most harmonious character.
1t was informally agreed to advance freights, but
the the time not set, although the first of No
vember generally concurred in. The trunk
lines demanded their pro rata of passenger fares
but the western roads did agree to this although
their representatives willing to yield to the
point in regard to freight. We understand the
Presidents of the Erie. New York and Pennsylvania
Central roads have determined to keep their prorata
shares out Of money collected.
Financial.
Theam unit of 3 per cent certificates issued in OK :
change for compound interegt notes is 81 2sO oe0.
and the amount redeemed s22 .3oo T. amount cf
per cent certificates, issued thus far is $500 600
The conversion Oft 80 notes into eos and bonds
has commenced in earnest. and to-day over one
million were changed at the sub Treasury.
The Epidemic at New Orleans.
The following dispatch was received in this city
to-day:
New ORLEANS. Oct. Is.
To VIM Converse 4 Co., New York:
The epidemic is decreasing. Please notify all
parties making collections to stop We have enough
funds to carry US through.
ISignedl J.. F. CALDWELL,
Sec'y Howard Association.
Jerome Park Races.
The Jerome Park ra"es commenced this afternoon.
There a very large attendance. The hurdle
race. for all aaes Ia miles, six hurdles.
won by Julius Tycoon. The second run by
Leatb berlunes. Z-ra, Red Bird and Negrta the lat
ter fell and threw the rider heaviy-time 1854.
The handcap. for all ages, IL miles. was won by
Euchantress. The local second was run by Luther
Turline. Climax. Earring and Captain Moore. Cap
tain Moore came in first. but was ruled out on the
charge of foul ridipg-time 2:l2E.
The race for the premium of six hundred dollars
mile heats, closely contested. Redwing and
Clement each won heat; Gen. McMahon won two
| heats and the race, Time 1A6Z: last heat l:55a
The fourth race, sweepstakes, for year olds. was
| won by Boaster who beat Northun berauI.
AbscOpded.
rumor is current this aft ernoop that of the
employees in Bank in the Bowery absconded with
100000, though on inquiry ma q at the institution
in question no ono know thing about the re.
| port
| Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
| Judge Cutheland, of the Supreme Court to- da,
ordered peremptory maudamus at the Instance o
stockholders in the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pauy, requiring them to exhibit to them such books
as they had showing the present stockholders.
Registration.
| Registration for the State election commenced to-
| day: not heavy.
Cheap Freights.
| A public meeting in favor of an internationa
cheap freight railroad will be held at Cooper Insti
tute Thursday evening. Amopg the speakers art
Gov. Fletch r. of Missouri. ex-Gov. Andrews, Of
Mass. and Josiah Quincy. of Eoston.
l
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Buy your oysters at Peters & Bros.

BEADs.-The finest assortment of beads
for trimming ever brought to this city is
to be seen at the Columbus Bazaar.
. oct16-eod lw
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New York nIarkct-oct. ,s.

COTToN-Firm and closing quiet; middling up
pi grades Sales at 50 as 1000 for supei fine Sta,e
and western; $40 6o914 10 for extr western: 81 80
gl4 l,t; s5 for round hoop Ohio; sIl@le So fr St;
l3 IS. RYE flour a. 25@0 35
MHISkYaaSteady.
WHEAT-Opene'i 192c better, but with an al
vance in freights the Improvement WAS |, st: sales
st 81 q 2s2 81 t No sDrns rim 10 e. s2 q os No
and 50 50 for amber Michigan. ~
RfEEI,Qgiet; sales State at 81 7s.
BARLtsYFesyy :, and lever sales at 81 IS for
GAshbh GAshfl PkksP% Pkks-P1mer sale, in bond .,
al A for mixed western in store and al at closing
at :! q afna'; No. Illino $ 81 As.
OATS.Firmeri sales at s1@ssc for western; to
GR6GERTEs-DulI.
HOPS-Quiet at 40965c.
.PETROLEUM-Quiet; crude l5Kc refined in
,Pokk. Heavy and dropping: mess saa s5 saa As;
closing at s2e 81, regular; prime $20@2O 50.
BEEF HAMS Quiet; sales western at SOC.
BAGQN11Steady; Stratford cut 1914 ls1lc; short
cur MEAS Dull at l29lso for shoulders
LARD.Heayy at 1s&@l4ssc: latter extreme.
HITTER -Eirm: state 2O@4Oc.
CHEESE Steady at l6c.
LATEsT-5P. Pm.
-FLouR-Fairly .otiva and closed firm for rnedi-
WHEAT-Steady. at 81 27 for No 3, g 81 No 2;
81 81 2. 80 for No. spring. - '--'
RYEaQgiet western 81 6s.
CORN-Firmer; 81 426 81 A for good to prime
PORk-Steady and quiet: mess So 25@ee 40
cash regular; and regular sales for 18th at s22 300
BEEF1,Quiet and nominal.
CUT Notwithstanding unchanged. aiL
BACON-ln fair request and steady
LARD-,ouiet: at i4A@l4Hc for fair to prime
steam kettle rendered.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

COLUMBUS BAzAAR.-One of the stable
institutions of the capital city, is the Co
1umbus Bazaar, corner OF Higl, and Town
streets. This excellent establishment has
lately undergone change of proprietors,
Selleck & Co. having disposed of the place
to Mr.. Geo. F. Fowler, long time connected
with the Bazaar as clerk and proprietor.
Mr.. Fowler is devoting his energies to rem
ovating and improving the store rooms and
will shortly receive one of the most COM
plete and desirable stocks of toys, books,
pictures, wall papers, fancy goods, etc.
ever exhibited in this country. We wish
Mr.. Fowler every success, and are confident
that he will not only retain all the old pat
rons of the Bazaar, but acquire hosts of
new friends and customers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

WANTED AGENTS, SCHOOL, TEACH
w ers. ladies and sentlsmen. and all others so
Family Exposition"-l.5o 500 pages 81 steel Dlsto.
and maps, &c. also, anecdotes and incidents. Pos
itively the best selling works out Address Aos-
w. STEWART GLENN
sepl7-wlm Mt. Vernon Oh;o
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D1scHaaaEp.-Tne trial of David Rior

DIsCHAaGKD.-Tne trial of David Rlor-
dan. charged with committing rape on
/. the person of Elizabeth Rapp, was had be-
fore Squire Meeker on Monday. The evil
,dence showed that there was no rape COM
mitted. and Mr. Riordan was honorably
acquitted. The intention of the prosecu-
a ton. it appeared, was to make money out
of Riordan, the prosecuting witness ac-
kDowledging as much before the justice.
lit, Chittenden appeared for the State
and Messrs. Converse and DeLany for the
defense. 5s-e ilkt 1ra -'i
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At
the meeting of the County Commissioners
held Tuesday, October 18th, Messrs. Koer-
ner, Barbee and Edwards being present,
the following bills were allowed: Peter
iSchort, repairing locks on Jail, $l3 P. A.
j Schlapp, material and work on Court House,
&33S.55;' William Domigan, for boarding
prisoners. $l,24G 90; bounty bonds, 500
I each. payable March 10, 1868, were issued
Al To- William Anderson and George Ament.
The County Auditor was directed to draw
an order on the Treasury In favor of Mayor
.JsG, Bull and Marshal P. Murphy for $50
each, in trials where the State failed to
make out a case. to September l, 1867.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

SENT TO THF FAsYLUM.-Elizabeth Busch,
a native of Columbus, was on Yesterday
sent to the Lunatic Asylum by Judge
PuRhs, She is about 3S years old. Her in
sanity was certified to by DIR. j. b. Schuler.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16
II s0s yards of excavation at 75 per yard $l3 35e
50 6ss yards Of block pavement AZ g. o per

Total .$9 ISL %
The following is a statement of the num-
btr of yards of gravel, dirt, &C., sold, for
which cash was received by the City Clerk:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

How often do we hear men and women
complain Il cannot get anything to stay
on my stomach; am compelled to eat Gra-
ham bread and the plainest food. and then
must suffer from it, Reader, this is Dys-
pepsia-we bid you eat as heartily as you
please, and any thing you choose, even the
richest food, and if you will follow it with
single spoonful of Goes Dyspepia Cure,
you need not fear any distressing effects
from it. 1t is the greatest remedy in the
world for dyspepsia, indigestion and all
diseases proceeding from the stomach or
bowels. oct16-d&w1w.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superiOr to Cologne and at half the
price. 9-dcOd&w2w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

ToURNAMENT.-A Base Ball Tournament
will take place at Norwalk OH the 22d, 23d,
9th and 25th of this month, under the aus
pices of the Western Reserve Base Ball As
sociation. The following prizes are offer
cd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
The Nicolson nPavement-Final Ssttie-
mene with Robert McCleliand, the
Contractor

Th. N,,.v... u..-.---. ..,
OH HHoSeuohs-r1nah oS Ssttte-
ment with Robert McCleliand, the
Coufr.c,.. -
Trren.v Evvy,v, n, 1s
nm, AcAeDAI HNANtNo' Vcs- To-
| sdjournment-Mr Comstock in the chair. Present
Messrs. Armstrong Becky. Bergen. Caren, Chad
oA. oo'n''ooh, DONALDSON. roll, uaver' 1aeser'
hammerer. Naahten and TOLLS.
On motion the raouia, ora., of bus;ness was dis
pensed ,;,h @.- ''N'- ',
ms % WIN. -,
Inc City Civil Engineer made the following re-
port:
To he Honorable tn eousca:
The Cit1 Civil Engineer reports that the Wooden
Block pavement on Hiph street from North Public
r. s9 as,ance OF 70 IL sentn 9t the south sde.oi
u; IN sccordance with the terms OF the
oYTtaaeo S S,I,orr; nor ine ;sWe - me e
- AZ ~ ,vu1Wne = tne nna esimate. OF t1ai COST
=" 2, IN. sne wo.A' exclusive OF the patent fee VIZ:
u sos cubic yards excavation at 75c. $l3 1856 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

Cinciunatf Money Markct-Oct. rs.
GOLD-I43L buying -.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16

New York Money Market-Oct. is.
G0LD-Lower; opening at 14i5S; closing at l43s<