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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The committee will meet this afternoon
at Mr.. Sparrow's Office at 2 o'clock.

Opening. OF THE EXCELSIOR BILLIARD
RooMs-REsUET OF THE MATCH GAMES
There has been no approach to the sensa
tion created in this city by the announce
ment of the opening of the Excelsior Bill
lizard Saloon, yesterday, under charge of
Messrs. Mussey s. Tuttle, for many day.
From eight o'clock yesterday merning un-
til long after7th ''wee sma' hour ayont the
twal," the room was thronged with visi-,
tors, ali agreeing that the report we gave
on Saturday as to the comfort and beauty of
the place was entirely correct, and that it
is the handsomest' and best arranged hall
in the interior of Ohio We were pleased
to see our old friend, I, s. Getz, presiding g
behind the bar, dispensing fluids andoci-
gars with that urbanity for which he is SO
famous. ss' so' .'e
The chief interest however was in the
match game Of 500 points, to be played be-
tween Messrs. III. Choate of Cincinnati, and
John Frawley OF Cleveland. Mr.. Frawley
was not in. first rate condition. Missing
the morning train, he did not reach thelcity
until about half -pastnine o'clock lastnight,
when tired and weary with his travel, he
commenced his game. There was some
very pretty playing, however, though not
as, brilliant as was anticipated. The fol-
lowing is the score: aisfsrag l,fy9 4sas-it
Carom game-5Oo points up, between John Frawley,
of Cleveland, and Harry Choate, of Cincinnati.
-Four pocket table. 22i inch balls.
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8 "a 3 A FAMILY REMEDY. =" Goes Cough
Balsam." These have become household
words with very many families, and the
merits of the article justly entitle it to our
confidence and patronage. The originator
does not claim to be physician, but has
evidently hit upon a prescription that
meets the wants of large class of sufferers
Some are testifying that it has actually
cured them of consumption. lis no donb
the consumptiye's best friend, while for
coughs, hoarseness, and kindred troubles
we think it has no equal. We predict for
it a worldwide reputation and extensive
sale. -, ,may1-d&W1W
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] MoNnAY EVENfNGI Nav d. 1aR7

~ MONDAL EVEN1NCy MY o. lCOts
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. - slz ~ tst bEFF sstf N9TF
Present-Messrs. Armstrong, Becky, Ca
rem, Chad wick, Comstock, Donaldson, Fell,
Gaver, Gibbons, Jaeger, Kammerer, McAl-
lister, Naghten. Patterson, Ross, Toll, and
President Reinhard-17. -
Absent-Mr. Patterson. seiaTi
The President called the Council to
order. - ssgs19
Minutes of preceding meeting were read
and approved. s9ii.z. .s5
. Reports of city officers being in order
the Clerk read the following;
CITY CIVIL ENGINEER's REPORT.
The City Civil Engineer reports the fol-
lowing estimates for work required to be
done: ss n ssL sa.si go ss sg
For graveling on Public alley, from Fair
alley to Water street, 100 cubic yards, at SO
cents, $50 90; 500 yards of excavation at
40 cen.s, for work on Center alley, from
Broad street to North Public lane, $2,053 go
work on Straight alley, from Broad street
to North Public lane, $2, 1880. tslTi:nql
...a w. w. PoLEARD, :,
rge sese City Civil Engineer.
- sads sssas MAYORS REPORT. IS a1sTs ai
Y Amount of Fines and Licenses collected
at the Mayors office in the city of Column
bus, for the month ending Tuesday, the
Both day of April, A. d. 1867 s:s2a1TF
. Ill T0ek l. 4 III
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a.irrr9s u ftfs4
- March GAME At THE CAPITAL BTLLIARD
RooM-Those brilliant bflIiafdists, Messfs.
aChoate and: FrswleY, champion and isex-
1ehampion iof Ohio, have agreed play a
match game this afternoon and evening at
.'WekessG Capital Billiard Room. There will
Be, undoubtedly, q large attendance to
watch the great playing Of these gentle
eu1sn, las they undoabt tedly standsatt the head
of the ,Hpe Of fFst-class billiard players in
Ohio. 1900. =; ;letA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-07

D1ET.-The dietetic part of medicine is
no inconsiderable branch, and deserves a
much greater, share of regard than it COM
monty meets with. A great variety of dis
eases might be removed by the observance
of proper diet and regimen without the
assistance Of medicine, were it not for the
impatience of the sufferers. On all oc-
easions, it may come in as :. proper assist
ant to the cure, and we would particularly
caution the afflicted that in taking RobqcE s
BLOOD Pills and BLOOD PURIFIER they
must not expect cures to be performed
without due observance of the diet. WiGh
the Ro6acE's STOMACH BITTERs it is differ
ent, for they give tone to the stomach and
increase the appetite by assisting digestion.
may1-daw1w. -.--..- .1z' IA
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NENSBY TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

Il J JComnsFcisA nsd Eihanciai.
LIvERPooI. May 5-Noon.-C Cotton quiet.
white 14s6d. Corn. 4ss9d@hs. Barley
4-9d. Oats 3s7ds Provisions quiet. Bacon
39s. Lard 5ls6d. Glover seed SIS.
LIyERPooLss May. 5-Evening.- Cotton
easier and prie s unchanged 81 Cohsols rn-
changed, except New York Central.
LONDON, May observation-disclosures 81 4;
Erie 421a; IlliHois Central 7511S; bonds 7l33zz.
Breadstuffs unchanged.
LIVERPOOL MAY 6--:Eyeni6gs@Go Cotton
a dull and declined sales 400 bales up
quiet. Corn AS. Provisions unchanged.
Spirits turpentine 35$6d. Rosin, fine, lbs.
London markets unchanged.
FRANKFoBF, May $3.50 bonds closed at
| ANTwERP,l May 6.=Petroleum closed at
43112f per barrel.
The Chinese RebeIIiOn-A Reform
Meettbg. & = ,..,, ,i,ISl 8 ~,
LONDON, May 5-Evening.- The Chinese
rebellion is reported spreading The rebels
are threatening Nankin. f-1-E a q ia ~
The Derby Government has ceased tc
oppose the proposed Reform meeting.
Great .ReforhI Meeting at Hyde Park
IsSlEoNDoN, May 6, e1ening.-The great Re.
II
Hyde Park to-day, as expected. There
was vast crowd of people, in attendance
though few speakers. There were no riot
Gus demonstrations whatever, and the ser:
vices of the police were not required. y No
one of the extra policemen who had beer
sworn in for the occasion were present
The meeting was I0f VERY short duration
and the multitude dispersed without dis
order. ,.y5la ,'s.a = Gle
COndennned Eenfana Gkps
LONDON, May 6.-!The Morning Post, il
IeditoriaI to- day, expresses the opinion tha
the Government will not execute the sen
tehce ofdsath recently passed on the con.
demned FeIiiahs, Burke and sDoran.
From st. Petersbnrg.
ST. PETERsBURG,, May 6--Thez ice wen
out of the river Neva and harbor to-day
and the ports fSt. Petersburg and Cron
stadt are again open to commerce.
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hldGaIeASchooner Sunk,

BUFFALO, May Ga gale which prevail
| ing ice in from OF fIthe harbor. The bay is
completely blockaded with ice. A large
fleet of vessels arein the ofing.
The ice bound schooner Southwest
tstruek7a rock on the Canada shore on Sat
urSlays and sunk in twelve feet of water.
10000 bushels of grain were transferred
| to light vessel.
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On motion, the Council adjourned.


SOUTHERN RELIEF MEETING Pursuant
to public notice, meeting was held last
evening at the Congregational Church to
devise means to furnish aid to the starving
in Georgia. Gov. Cox being in attendance,
he stated that at the solicitation of the gem
tleman who made the call, he had CONSENT
= ed to preside. He then, called on the Rev.
Mr.. FELTON, to open the meeting with
PRAYER, which request was complied with.
z, On motion, DR.. Lord was elected Secrer
G tary. Taya ~ sJ f. .iaitis a.a.s".2 ieow /
Gov. Cox stated that committee had
been sent from Polk county, Georgia, con-
sisting of Messrs. .Dever and Brewer, to So
lieit subscriptions for the relief the starv-
ing and destitute of that section, and that
Mr.5Dever was in attendance at this meet
log, and that Mr.. Brewer had gone.to q
neighboring city. Tney were Endorsed by
the Freedmen:s Bureau, Gen. Pope, and
numerous citizens of Cincinnati tsf
Mr. Jos: .Sullivant stated that he had a
letter in his possession from agentlenan Of
Polk county, which stated that they Were
actually starving. There wasa good pros
peet for a wheat crop, but unless they, had
aiIlnlrmnedMiatMe lrn ii M relief over two thousand would
die for want Of food. sd zbats 80 sdj %
ssstsMrs - Cox Introduced Mr.. Dever. He said
that it was useless for him to make any
remarks after the true and fair statement
made by the honorable Governor, but he
would read set Of resolutions passed at &
meeting of the citizens OF, Polk county. He
stated thata committee had been appoint
ed to canvass the county and see how many
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-07

Mr.. ED. EAUF is now in daily receipt, of
the most fashionable styles of Hats and
Caps to be found in the city, The most
tastidious can be pleased both as to quality
and price. Call atsNo. 229 South High
street, sign of the Golden Hat.
may 4-dIm s. ,.Es SEE ED. LAUF.E
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Attorney General and the ]
cOnSIrmctinn Act. 2

The Attorney General and the Re-
construction Act. cf7aE
NEW YORK, May 6.-The Times special
says the'time of the Attorney General has
been so fully engaged with the injunction
cases that he has not yet completed his
opinion on the disfranchising clauses of the
Reconstruction act.sa p ~ s7rEC CFEs TrsrE-
la s4i The Judiciary Committee.
| The Judicia. y committee are now all
| here. Col. Weatherby, of South Carolina,
/ is among the late arrivals of witnesses. He
will be remembered as the gentleman who
had conversation with the President last
November, in which the President was SUI D.
posed to have advised him against the
adoption of the constitutional amendment
and it is on this point that he will be ques-
toned b1s Jci1igIoe ieed 9di ai s acs. tif
Jeff Davis Advised to Petition for
PardOn-The Prisoner to be Trans
ferred to the U. s. Marshal.
The Tribune's special says: The friend;
ofiJeff Davis have sent him request thai
he formally petition the President for par.
don. u S. District Attorney Chandler
tonight filed a written request with the
President for an order on the cOmmandant
of Fortress Monroe to deliver Mr.. Davis tC
thesU s. Marshal, in case the process shall
| be be issued to bring the prisoner before
| the u. S. Circuit Court or Judge Under
wood. The order will probably be issued
in accordance with that reques5to- morrow
The impression prevails that when Mr.
Davis gets into the custody of the Marshal
and under the Jurisdiction of the Court, the
President ceases to have control over the
prisoner. This is mistake. The Presi
1derlt can pardon either before or after tht
trial of the accused, and bis authority to re-
Elease prisoners is not affected by the ques
tion of whose custody he may be in. gss q
sa Report of Restgnatien Inccrrect.
| The report originating In New Orleans
paper, that Postmaster General alRandall hat
rendered his resignation~to the President
to besused at the 1atter's discretion, is up
ffouhdeds It's denied by both the Presi
dent, and Randall. ..--...s..~ s,zv,s,
sTelegram from General SherEnan.
fsiaA telegram from General Sherman. a
4 st. Louis received to-day, says that Gen
Green Clay Smith is in that city and start
for Montana tomorrow. Arms have beel
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- APPofNTRD 5IksfkR COMMISSIONERS 81
Judge Green op, yesterday, morning ap-
polluted John b. Burnett as Master Com
missioner for Franki1n County Court Of
: 7lSfs qs1e fiia sHisTf 1sis IS sfx
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- 70 1OI tE1e alfFs
ADJoURNKD.- The FRANKLIN Is County
i:coprE Of Common Pleas Was adjourned On
yesterday morning by Judge Gfsens until
/. 1E6agag NEXT Nay 7ss 90 ssSo'elaek A. NJ
when the crlninal docket VIII be taken up
and proceeded with.x Hoad " s0zJ
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ETC anbridpe. nj.

CHICAGO, May GA fire occurred at
Cambridge, ILL.,, three miles South of Rock
Island, yesterday morning, destroying all
the business portion of the town. except
one store and one hotel. The insurance is
S25OOO, ~. -
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Jeff. Davis.

New YORK, May 6.-The Tribune says
We have conclusive evidence that noaoffeI
to release Mr.. Davis has been made, and nc
communication of any kind on the subject
has passed between him and the Executive
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oT,,a EirhtHomrR Rni

HARRIsBURG, May 6.-The eight hour
labor bill, which passed the House, remain
ed in the hands of the Senate judiciary
committee to the end of the session and
never came up in the Senate for deensulta-
l.tion. - - - ~.
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/. : CINCINNATI, 81 HIa.rk,est-MaY e g. e, r.

aid He Glnc1nmdtls MhhA eA77FhAy o. lsa
! FLOUR-Firm st extreme rates; superfne SO %
@13 co.. trade brands $I4 U0gl6 So. - - - 9 = : -
WHEAT-Scarce. No. j white is held at 80 30,
and white 81 75, butarates asked being so much
higher than -four that milers are doing nething.Of
CORNSD1ii with a limited demand. closing at
9s@sI 90 for No. in bulk, and 81 0S@l 10 fordo1n
OATSaIn limited demand and prices dEoOpiag.
RYEwUncihanged ana dull at 81 7o.tu- sks.5
- BARLEY Y-Stta1y.s rfGF 99aa5 EigBpa8 bio
a, ,E0TTOh-Dull and prices, nominal &C 35c for
smiddIing. Small lots of low dlings sold at PC.
and inferior at 1Sc. "l s'0sis a. - uV.5s-oI
{ ) WHISKY~Nomi6aI and unchaneod at isscs sin
PRO XISI0NSr-Q Quiet and little DOING sis
tORK-Mess pork closed at So IS. -
BULK MEATS 89lOc for shoulders and sides,
BACON-Il1k a12e for sht ul efs and sides, olear
ribbed and eedrsdes but small lets were prvoured
at &c below these quotations. :, s:l..,-y - if.
LARD-Hed at l2a<c. but there is no demand
BUTTER-Du1t at 2692Sc for fresh.
E(4tTSr1D Dulh at 149l5oSsssN- 7a<TeaEazF
Efb 9Ih4bSli in1 SIi4s Il q zs@FAo sdT
LARD OIL-$i 10. :esT5oH
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Weather. Mt Buffalo.

e.. BUFFALO. May 5.-Owing to- adverse
winds ice is densely packed in our harbor.
"A large number Of vessels are still outside.
There was heavy rain to-day. 80
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- COLUMBUS. BUSINESS COLLEGE. - The
cheapest, most thorough and practical
Business School in America. More situa-
tiohs furnished by our Association than all
others. Send for unequaled specimens Of
Penmanship and Flourishing. Scholar
ships issued at Columbus, good throughout
the Union. BRYAN & ToMLINsoN.
VI-eodtSWtf --r. ar.- -a7f-.- = .,l. s-t
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q Rescue of a Prisoner

ALBANY, May 6-This morning John
Leroy, alias Red Leary, arrested on are
QUESTION of the Governor of Michigan and
brought here and lodged in Jail, was res
cued from officer Johnson, of Michigan
The officer was placing irons on the prison
| er, when al murderous assault was made on
him by the prisoner and half aHdOzen
friends who had collected at the jails q The
officer aud Jailor Kavanahgh were sover-
powered, and the party succeeded in get
ting away, including the prisoner. who
fwas' char fged'with attempted murder ap6
other crimes. officer johnson was, badly
beaten, and fortunate in escaping with biz
1 life, iias the assailants were all armed witt
l,reVolvers! They are Still at large Us 'Fi2
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3 CONVENIENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.-1
will sell several.lots of lumber and a num-
Der of houses at Tod Barracks, cheap for
cash. Apply to John5Walsh. 179 North
Third-street, or on the premises
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Kimball. Black.

izKimban winning by 2 points.
= Average of winner IL 10.
= The & Excelsior" may now be set down
as a success. We shall have more to say
Of it when not so crowded for room.
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. New ERA IN WAsHING.-Queen Washing
Fluid saves Clothes, Labor, Time and Soap.
Once used, is INDIsPENsABLE. Try it! TrV
it! For sale by Thrall & Roby, R. Jones
6 Son, sHustonz& Gardner, and Henry
Theado, 176 South Fourth street. Manu-
factured by the Queen, Toilet Fluid Com
pany, 172 Race street, Cincinnati. my3-tf
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sent to that territory, and it is understood
that with these arms the people of the ter
ritory will protect themselves. Gen.
Augur will soon be among the Indians
who have Oecasioned the alarm to acting
Governor Meagher. The arms are not to
be used unless General Sherman shall
sanction the call of actual necessity. Isii
Attorney General Stanbery,s ATgn
ment in the Injunction Cases..
+ WAsHINGToN, May 6.-In the Supreme
Court this afternoon Attorney General
Stanbery closed his argument on the Geof-
gia and Mississippi injunction cases. He
spoke as to the general principles involved,
and denied, as heretofore, that these cases
had any place in the Court. They were
not within the jurisdiction of court of
equity, such az the Constitution provides.
There was in them no basis of property ON
which relief could be given.g Georgia aud
Mississippi, according TO the bills fled, are
understood to speak for all the people OF
these Stayes. Where was the evidence OF
this fact? iIE .#s eia3s 5iis 10 ~
4 Besides of the ten States over which the
Reconstruction acts were to operate,
only two were here. 1t was not known
to the contrary that the remaining
States were dissatisfied, for they had
not presented any bill of grievances
The law gave acitizen the right to vim
| fully as a State could for him. a-r,,t1 e4ei
The counsel on the other side had invoked
1 the court to- save their liberties from de-
! struction, to preserve the Integrity of the
States on whose. behalf they appeared; but
! said the Attorney General, there was no in
herent power for that purpose in this court
1 for Con gress might so act as to destroy the
/ efficiency of the court by impeaching the
I judges on false accusations, or by denyine
the salaries requisite to their support.
1t rested with the people. however, ,tt
secure the honesty and right doing of the
Legislature, and on this basis we must lool
for the preservation of the rights of csti
4 zens, and Of guaranteed rights Of States.
No further proceedings took place on tn
tquesti0n before The court, which adjourneG
Immediately after the conclusion of Stab
fberys afgunient.' blN'o q s"t' 81 -. ! a
/ Jefferson, DaXis-HabeasC Corpus
f. WAsHINGToN,, May 6.-The War Depart
ment, in accordance with the advice OF. ,fh
Attorney General, has ordered the com
[mander at Fort Monroe to obey the writ o
1habeas corpus for the production of ,th
lbody offs Jefferson Davis in the q: S., Gireui
Court at Richmond on. Monday next. - }o
Negro Jurors. .Tsb
IssiA dispatch from Richmond says tn
tgrand jury of the, us. District Court, EN-
Epaneled this morning, FFhad three colorel
l'men from Alexandria among the members
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RAISING - Rew.-James Wix went Into
Che Railroad Eating House, the depot on
Sunday and kicked up considerable OF q
breeze, expressing a 1audable desire to punr
ish somebody's head, and exhibiting an In
TelinaEson 10 2 bust soneEhieg 0ficer
Brooke laid his lily white hand on the Wix
and conveyed him 10 the Mayor where bis
blazing light was snuffed out on hearing q
sentence consigning him to ten days on the
taHs.l teahHsa.iln-.gssn!gz,azzaA .s sEEEeEa sEEA 20
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.Cievelanae marIll.tlet.zmnr..e.


az. .FLoJR-We sdllsquote City shade Xxx spring.
oeIs 90. Xxx red winter 81 on: Xxx white winter
$IS OO92I 90: Country brands are irregular. and
range from 81 oO9S 90 for spring and winter wheat
qualities below the above quotations. = -.
oG oGWHEATA59l0e higher. and firm. Sa'es 700 bu
No Milwaukee spring at 90 from store; cars
do do at 50 O5; cars do do at % To- -
CORN.192c higher. and firm. Sales 1000 uneF
do do at 81 I4-all on spot the close hold
ers asked 81 Is for options any time this month";.
.iOATS-495c higher, closing firm, Sales 1000 bu
MOI State after Change yesterday at SIC from store:
1900 bu and cars before Change to-day at 6eos7
cars. on Change At zoe, and cars at TO- - s.
PORK-Quiet and steady No city-packed
mess at $23 co. No. 2 do do 81 00 clear S25 90.
TLARD-Quiet and steady. .,Sales 1900 lbs city
rendered at l4c in fEkins and 1870 N terces; coun-
i SAfOK Ed MEATSESteady, tand demand good.
nSales 400 lbs sugar-cured hamss uncanYasseds ct
l5e eanyassed 16c; 1000 lbs uncanvassed plain hams
at 4c eanyassed do at I5c 500 lbs shoulders at JIG:
900 lbs dried beef at 22c breakfast bacon t5c clehr
rib bacon 13c sfasff ~ htEfoH SIZE lE3fs 4 IsE
NESS BEEF-Nos / city-packed els 90; extra
BUTTER-The market continues very quiet, and
weak at 22923e for choice w g tern Reserves COM
mon grades do renoninal at 1e@20o.oH sag Baa
be eCHEESE-Quiet. New rules at -S9l5cr for in
ferior to choice dairy and factory. - t-....
ElGS-Steady; sales % bbls at Ice. - - -
3s.ALG0H0lAND NDSPIRlTS-Rathe quiet and un-
changed. Alcohol, 9S per cent, - z004 y46 10.
,lGgne Spirits, SO per cent, - So Neutral Prooi
Spirits 50 1909 = 1z-ttfslf4 stt<-4a
So observation-disclosures ues quiet and steady. ht u
s92le for bonded on spot; free. Sc ssoss
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FILED YEsrERDAYs-The following GER
tificates of incorporation were filed at the
Secretary OF States officelony yesterdays.
-.sIof the Shelby Mechanics, and Laborers1
Association, 4 certificateSf .reorganization;
esn association Tor the purpose OF purchas1
ing articles of necessity at wholesale for
the use Of the members. Capital stock
$4,000 in; shares of 500 each. William
:s6laybaugh. Jonathand Levitt, ,aAbrahanl
'Bushey, b. Brooks David Post, S. II. An
derson, n. NJ Green David Baker and
Thomas Nelty; the cofporatofs, and the
.pfincipal Office Is at Shelby Ohio.s no
-si or the Maumee City Mutual Land and
Building Association, organized for the
purpose Of buying and selling land, and
building tenement houses, &c. Principal
Office ia, .Maumee City, Capital stock
'&i60,OO0 IN shares of 500 each. Harvey
aB6fritt George w. Reynolds, Joseph s
s14ull, Reuben B. Mitchell, Edmund Pratt
ss1sA. Wright. and Barley c. Holt, are tht
4-. .sTraa & gss5id = o
ct0rPVrlaHs4Vsk4. rlH4Vsk Saooaa YHxad
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PianO Tuning

Orders left at j. Harris d Co.'S Store, No
36 North High street, will be- attended to
by. ~,s ..,,,7.s, .zs.,f ,a-s E. CoRNELIsoN.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-07

y Previous to playing with Frawley, and
while awaiting his arrival, Messrs. Choate
and Kimball played a match game of 300
points, with the following result:
Carom Game--3OO points up, four pocket. table,
Harry Choate, ex-champion Of Ohio, and Eugene