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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-27

No1.-ABOLITION Is DEATH or, The Attempt
to Equali2e Races the Destruction of Society 81
PIP. Price 10 cts.
No 2.-FREE NEGROIsM; or, Results of Eman.
cipation IN the North and the West india Islahds
with statistics of the Commerce, IdleneSs of the
Negro, his Return to Sayagism, and the Eject
of Emancipation upon the Farming, Mech l.
ical and La6oring Slasses: Price 10 cts. PIP ~.
No; SHE ABOLITION CONSPIkACfi or, A
Price 10 cts PIP. 32
No. 4.-THE NEGRO'S PLACE IN NATURE. A
Paper read before the London AnthropOlogical
Society. BY DIR. James Aunt, President of the
Society: Octave 80 PIP. Price 10 cts.
No. o.-IIE SIX SPECIES OF MEN-With Cuts
representing the Types OF the Caucasian Mon.
gol, Malay, American Indian, Esqumaux and
Negro, with their General Physical and Mental
Qualities, Laws Of Organization, Relations u
Civilization, etc, etc. 80 PIP. s vo. Price 10 cts
81 90 per dozen.
No o6-SOLlLOQUNS, by Brick" Pomeroy, Of
"A Bondholder," "A Poor Farmer" "a Me
chanie,""A Returned Soldier" etc, etc 32pp
svo. Price 10 cts. q per doz. ~ ~ 80
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-27

lF YOU WANT A FARM
Advertise in the WESTERN EMPIRE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-27

THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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NOTICE.

William F. Eby, Plaintiff, against Rebecca Jane
Eby, Defendant,
Common Pleas Court, Montgomery County, Ohio
ID EBECCA JANE EBY, in the county Of But
IL Ter, and State Of ohio, is notified that William
r. fby did on the 18th day Of April, A. ID, 1857
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Montgomery and
State Of Ohio, praying that he may be divorced
from the said Reheccn Jane Ebv, which petition
will stand for hearing at the next term of said
Court Cause-Adultery. WILLIAM + EBi.
GEO. W MoYER, Atty. mA2O, G7w6t3T
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-27
.m26d1amlSw1y1
NOTICE.

ID ENJAMIN METHERD, whose residence Is
ID unknown, is hereby notified that sarah A
Metherd did on the 9th dav OF April 1887 fiie her
petition in the Clerks Office of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas OF Montgomery County, Ohio, charging
him with williul absence from the said plaintiff
for more than five years past, and praying that
she may be divorced from said Benjamin Methrrd,
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of Court SARAH A METHERD
GEO. V. NAURRTH, Atty. api3G1wB-31
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-27

MAD RIVER ICE.
Having put up the largest and most select stock
Of ICE ever put up In the city and having increas
ed my facilities iOrdelivering, am prepared to az
a orders promptly, in small or large quantities.
Wagons will pass daily through all parts Of the
c y Ice can be had at all times at my store.
ISAAC BIMM will act as Foreman of this
branch of my business.
Orders for PATENT KINDLING filled every
afternoon. Give 1t trial. i. BIMM,
March 4, iS67-d6m First St., Head of Basin
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24

,EMIaRAsr AeEsr's, REPoRr.-c,s H.
Campen, the ever attentive Emigrant
Agent in this city, reports the arrival of
1851 emigrants at this point, who design
settling as follows: u a 59tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
.eleveland narke,-Iune e1.

FLoUR-Dull ant inactive. Tbs market is ir7
reSpliE W sE .pS .TNe rates nOmips,: ina s.
CoRS-Holders were firner at the cl So, but the
market was dull Light sales at sljS jS9s2c for No i
OATS-Receipts light and the market firm. Held
BfRIEYNoninal. BIc III y Snin edo ais f in igh
fUhK-Qdist and unchanged Held at ga tor
BEEF~steady. Uity-packsd extra mess held at
.LARD-oqiet and unchsnged. Held at lso fer
Z : Smoked MEATS-Good reayest and steady
ati5sc; 5000 lbs suear-cu ed do at isic 1900 lbs
Shoulders at I2c; all csnvsssed. --l N.ioi. II
BUTTER-Mrvlng slowly: and the market quiet
serve. the latter for choice trade lots. \, =
UREESE--Dull and heavy. Held at 5s l4c for
.-.LAkE. FISH-Hsld at the following, figures:
Erie cssre TPpst PG@ Rsrrne
HIGaWINESInayhksbtd & { d%ll dS aid prices nominal.
osne @ Sprts ss5s Neasrsl s Proc Proof Spirits & 4ss
PETR9LEUMzDull and entirely nominal. $ Free
DRIED zFPLEsTH Held at 71ssc, packages in
...P0TATOEs--Dull and heavy at q O5sl 10 for
BEANS I'm fair request at s295@s 50 for medium
SALT-Firm at 81 IS Tor fne; Sc 80 for coarse and
ground solar Onondaga an SAGINAW. ILuii. .1.r
TALLOMI S.eady and quiet at 9HSloc for city
ATe e&ThIRSND fair snd market steady at
PLXSTERNGoOd demand and fr1: Alabaster
SRl.s esensa per
"Powells' do Sl0O GIIg S5-s-7ld - sirt7 37'f
per barrel for city and Fremont. anu '' 'A - s ~
WATER tIMEeGc9d supply and market steady
.E snd Ss at q
for No. 2; 81 IS for No. c, NADIA. Lir0- ne is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
General Sheridan.

NEW YORK. June 22-The Herald's spe-
cial says {: It is asserted in Washington
that Secretary Stanton intends to resign.
General Sheridan telegraphed to Gen.
Grant declining to extend the time for reg
istration in Louisiana, in compliance with
the Presidents conditional instruction, on
the ground that the registration is COM
pleted, and he did not feel like keeping up
expensive Boards to meet new issues, COM
ing in at the eleventh hour. y5 .a-l.s-'. H9
He eharacterizes the Attorney Generals
opinion as opening broad road for per-
jury and fraud to travel on, and remarks
upon the Presidents bitter antagonism to
the reconstruction law: 1t after this re-
port the time is to be extended he desires
to be notified and he will obey. He would
do it at once, but the Presidents telegram
was conditional. .- lsr.t tu-
The RecOnstructiOn Appropriation.
General Sickles has written to Senator
Wilson that the appropriation for the ex-
pense of reconstruction is entirely indeti-
nate. and finds that devoted to his district
already absorbed. The Navy and Treasu-
ry Departments have declined to assist him
with funds. The full sum appropriated
was half million, and that is required fl r
the Carolinas alone a. r.. .:lga-i. lGIfs1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
SURRATT's TRIAL.
Proceediursou saturday

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 22.-Mrs.
Martha Murray, wife of the keeper of the
Herndon House, gave some evidence rela-
tive to Payne; did not know Surratt.
Hon. w. Seward testified to facts con-
cerning the attempt by Payne on the life Of
Secretary Seward. s15 - 7.asE
Mrs. Frederick Seward and Colonel A. c.
Seward gave similar testimony.
James l.. Middox testified to facts con-
fiected with the assassination of the Presi-
dent by Booth. ' 20
George w. Robinson gave evidence rela-
tive to Payne's assault on Seward.
John V. Pyles, Justice of the Peace in
Prince Georges co., Md, testified to a con-
versation with Surratt about three months
before the assassination. 'Surratt said he
wanted to go away to avoid the draft
think he said he was going TO Canada; don't
remember whether he wanted money to
make his mother safe or not, or whether he
wanted money for the voyage; am not sure
about the conversation; think he wanted
TO make his mother secure in case of his
failure to return. I partly understood be
was to raise money and wanted to secure
his mother. ~ '' IT'D -@'t''i 'tl
After recess long argument ensued
upon motion by the defense to be allowed
to recall witnesses for the purpose of lay
ing foundation to discredit them by cross
examination. The object was to prove that
Dye made statements different from those
made on the stand, and that another wit
ness had acknowledged his corruption halt
an hour after he left the stand.
The Court reserved its decision, and at
2:30 adjourned to Monday morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Political Affairs i'm California

SAN Francisco, June 2l.-The Demo-
cratic Convention has completed the State
ticket, with Joe Hamilton 1or Attorney
General, l., II. Silsy for Harbor Commis-
sioner, GEO. Sickles for Clerk of the Su-
preme Court, Danl U. Gelwicks for State
Printer, and Rev. D. P. Fitzgerald for Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction. This
is a strong ticket, but the platform will
inevitably defeat it. .T .h.E llga.r
20. Goodwin, of \ uba, announces him
self an independent Union candidate for
Congress in the Third District. ,s-fTi !, 81
1t is intimated that J. H. McCullum, of
Elderado, will be an independent Union
candidate for Congress in the Second DIS
trict. ,f .-rsr-4-r..7 ..-4.s .l.e-, s.fy
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
tin to-day made the following nomina-
tions for Congress Ist District, S. B Axtel.
of San Francisco; I'd District, James w.
Coffroth, of Sacramento; Sd District Jas.
A. johnston. Sierra. -r -gis 4 .asft,ag
rs Donation 10 the GOvernm emit. ,il
Captain Fritz, formerly of Donuho, Rails
ton & Co, bankers.die on June 6. A clause
in his will bequeaths $4,000 to the Secrets
ry of the Treasury of the United States,
the interest tu be applied to cancelling the
National debt. HtIF H1. E.- .'; H
-s-a-i5E-. 3.A Cleared. 41" I- Z
The ship NJ. Nottebohm. for New York.
cleared.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
BaItimore Calli- Market-June 60.

BEEF CATTLE-The offering. at the sea. es dur
ina the past week amounted to ess head against $50
from Ohio, l35 from West Virginia. 85 from Suuih-
west Virginia, and Is from Clark count.. Va ell
Maryland on foot, of the receip Is 225 head were
tnken for Philadelphia and New York. 30 seld for
Washingt n city. and the balance ken BIZ Balti-
more butchers Prices to-day ranged fallows.
Old Cows and Soalswags at eS@6 fair C.xs ct
S6 2591; good S137 SO: common Steers 81 1895 25:
good 10 se 1893 25 and prime Cat le 80 so per 100
lbs. The prices of good Cattle are about the sIms
as last week, while the common grades show y de-
cline of I2hc per 100 lbs. .-..--- t., = -
SHEEP-The supply this week was light but the
aemand was moeeIates Sne outehels navine 2 ~ GO
thin stock Sheep 80 per he1d. Lambs are slhpg
1'HOGS-5upply moderate; sales SLOW at ss0e rs
per 100 lbs net. f0R3 no s&fis9I vi Ts f'-g sea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24

A JOKE ON THE STREET RAILROAD COM
PANY.-As our readers know, the Street
Railroad Company, when the road was first
torn up to make the improvement on High
street, issued Transfer Tickets" for the
conveyance of those citizens living below
the Court House, emitting the bearer to
a ride as far as Stewards Grove, ON the
down trip, or on this end of the road or
on the return trip These tickets were
issued in good faith, yet out Of
LOCO originally issued but 500 are in
the hands of The company, persons tC
whom the others were issued keeping
them with the view of getting two rides
for their five cents. The other day q
fellow got on the cars at Stewards Grove
and rode up to the excavation near Friend
street. When called upon he refused tC
pay his fare, cursing and showing dis
position to fight the conductor, who was
unable to expel him from the crowded
car. Arriving at this end he demanded q
transfer ticket, and actually expressed q
desire to punch the conductors head
because he refused to issue it. The com.
pany have very wisely decided to refuse
the yellow transfer tickets after Wednes.
/ day. 'sal s. s.i' al g. - q. -.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
r Cincinnati market-June 2e.

FLOUR tirme- and more act We. and priees
25c higher than they yesterday for good grades
family SlI so Il so, aud lancy $i3 so 09l5. a y
WdEAT-Fi'mer and l0c higher, closirg at
o. Is for No, winter. -teH ,+--i.-H -1vgfa
+ CURN-U nchanged and quiet at 75c, 3 .sss-s'1
OAT5-ot.ady at SIG 6sc. ~ ts.il~r f1vslt
RYE-Dnll and prices nominal; No. 1 can be
bouy hi at 81 90 l-s-8R-f-fl .s-A . rlH -
fWliISKY-Steadya at SOC in bond. 5al -al Ia
G 'TTON-Dull and prices nominal at 23h924o
for midiing. o. T-f1 -,fLtl- .G-os FlFzD
I, PORK-Mers in moderate demand at SCI. Z ! -
J BULK NEATS-Unchanged and nominal:
sh ulders are held at 7'{e. and sides at ec an in
q cd demand. -.. Ju Il e r 'lL y
BAC0N-Sales- at ls<9la1s for clear ribbed
sides, and no demand for shou ders
LARD-Dul at l2c. and q snallo was procured
at x, but il is not offereI to any extent below
l2c. = ,-.r, - -- --.-- .7-
CHEESE-Unchsnged. T.. s 1853 .-3 l..f AGO
kGUS- Held al Ice. t-.- t--r II e-- EE
GROCEBlES-JFirm and in good demand at full
rates, especially for Sugar. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
Democratic state Convention.

MONTPELIER. June 2l.-The Democratic
State Convention, held to-day, nominated
the following State ticket: For Governor,
j. D. Edwards; tor Lieutenant Governor.
Waldo Brigham. -.- .. .-gl a..af
Resolutions deploring and condemning
the heavy burthens of taxation, con-
demning the establishment aud exercise of
military power over portion of the Union,
aud advocating the repeal of the present
LIQUOR law, were adopted. -s-.a.t .---y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24

FATAL Acc1DEST.-On Saturday tore
noon, as the c. G. & c. Express, due at this
city at noon, was within two miles of Gal
lion, the horses attached to two-horse
wagon, in which q farmer, his wife and two
children were riding, took fright and ran
at a, furious rate toward the train. The
wagon was struck in the center by the en-
gine. The mans head was cut off, and the
lady was thrown as much as fifteen feet in
the air, and alighted on The smoke stack
being killed Instantly. The children es-
capped uniDjured. e-t ,t--. s-al-t..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
The orphan Gin Enterprise.

BALTIMORE, June PA company named
the Southern Orphans Gift Enterprise Re-
lief Association, by which large amounts
were raised, suddenly come to, grief last
night. A quarrel arose among the mama
gers. The funds had been collected, and
On the testimony of Mrs. Jno. L. Hammond,
President of the Association the Grand
against the firm of Palmer & Co., for vio-
lating the laws of Maryland, prohibiting
lotteries. It is stated that only 80 600 out
of 100000 ticket bad been sold, and the
most valuable prizes announced had been
relieved from the scheme.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24

TRANSFERRED ON SATURDAY.-The fol-
lowing transfers of real estate were left at
the Recorders Office on Saturday last:
Jesse Baughman and wife to GIL. Hough-
ton, June 18th, part of lot No. los in the
town of Westerville, for $500. l;rea
Charles w. Rice and wife to John Schu-
man, May 18th lot No II in Charles w.
Rice's subdivision of out-lots in the West
addition to the City of Columbus for S275.
Peter Veth and wife to Lewis Harmon.
June Itch, 100 poles of land in Jefferson
township, for 500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD!-The
Queen Washing Fluid Company will pay
any one the above reward who will bring
a fluid which will accomplish more than
the Queen Fluid, or for any preparation
purposes, and save as much labor as the
Queen Washing Fluid. For sale by princi-
pal drug and grocery houses. je24- eodlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
The President and seward Sere-
naded.

serenaded tonight and made briet speech.
Secretary Seward also responded to calls
of the assemblage. In the course of his
remarks he said: s'Give me the assurance
that in twenty, thirty or forty years there
shall not be an unlawful resistance by an
armed force against the President bearing
authority of the United States, and l will
give yon the control of the American con-
tinent and control of the world" Both the
President and Seward were applauded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24

2 SPENCER's Patent, Self-Sealing Glass
Fruit Jars-the most reliable jar in mar
ket-and fruit jars Of every description, at
lowest wholesale and retail prices, to be
had at c. T. Pfaf's Glassware and Queens,
ware store, 259 South High, near Friend.
Country merchants viii find it to their in
terest to give him call. {. d. ~. Coz ~
jun13-d2taw3m -r57.-. ..l.,-siss l,,7sv,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
CABLE SPECIALS.
The BirmIDgham diff cul,ies.

The Herald's cable specials from Bir-
mingham, 21St. says: The lull, which sue
ceeded the riot of lat Tuesday continues
The city police are still armed with cut
lasses. Five hundred special constables
have been sworn in, but Of these two hun
dred were discharged. Murphy, the anti
Popery lecturer, lectures every night. Dis.
turbance may break out again.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
AcCideh {.

CLEVELAND, June 22.-The Cincinnati
Express, which lett Cleveland this morn
ing, ran through two-horse wagon near
Gallon station, killing Wilson Sipes aud
his wife, and severely injuring three child
rem. The horses were also killed. Sipes
expected to cross the track before the train
reached the crossing. ---.5,. -, .,rtl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
P,t,sburrh wool M a ,rka hka,tt ! --JI,uIne 81.
HOTEL ARRIvaLs.s
Saturday, J,ias % 1867. 2
NRII aoyrsr -.l

NEIL hOU6Es3 Gt.zf.,r+E -rrF
5od ssSPsASsp n Sg IND k
o: Mrs = Boss. Newark. \ J; Henry Hoyt.
HDDss sinsuia s hm. q s19fl Hbs
KY; Miss q Sohroeler, Louisville. Kv; MissHE
sshrossSeT ed togHsvil.s Ky; Mrs aL GIahsN. 0bi7
Cincic ali D K Tyler, Gle Gland Z Taylor.
Fostsf. New Yo55; TsPa; Smith. MsSsf 4; ssRusl
Ben b nabbs Evansville. -S Ind: T g GrldsS kich:
wond; Iud; Y ia G!sck>ep.. Pass: : 9; 3 L Stgrgss
sohfd ssS SIEE New NSffs
ware, % Field. PhIladelphia. Pa Geor- esd De.s
RI Rsrsbs New York Isot SinciaSs
Gouls, Cincinnsti G " Collins; Ba {. more, Nd:
Sinss.a; k;E Ysrs fsaSs Ssssa 4s.. ss
Froyia SiitOo Van 6sp 6dsaTa sHd STfs
= EBennett. Elyria. q, Hazard. BpaslO. N Z.
Mm Thorn6urgh, Cleyeland; Edwasd K Morse,
lhia6as, dO;, hMoc.llu|; do:. DsJ Di9ig%an.
CsfIs; and sos irg!nis Edmund %i!lsts E@iSs @fs.
Martha Willetts, do; Miss Phebe WADE, do. 'fd0I
( ja t"i UNITED STATES HorEL. 1aai 9Eom
.Is Reed New E!ssI. YSTk City Hess CITY cIsys
St. Louis. Mo; Benz 81 Uolyin. Cincinnati. 70: NJ
SDEns ssusSuss sSSaSlr sS1sPRS Marion
Rya,i, Sandusky o; ] 3 Leets GircieviiIe' "a F,sa
4 FitchaId, do; y Wilhem. DO; 5 Alien Fsstsss.
Grove & Rn5: RS5s WoOdins DO: SeP Butter Atom
1iis $dds $RS,s HaSS;SgesS1 " & ESssiis
Taylor, New Albany: Robert Miiliksn. Scioio Fsi-,
ley Edwsrd BohsW. Cincinnati; William Nesss.
Granville; = Cook. GAlea6: Edward g kifsslis Ia:
eerstoEh. Nd, John. CLARK nd lady. Hspiifen
Stirel aad lady, DO; N u Rose. st Louis, Mos Wsn:
Steele: Richnond. Va; Mrs Gowsn. Newark; Wna
Williams. Philadephis. "a; : Cundif fTsnLliu
l.sissI yj7=,q GooDALE HOUSE. noliabnuci
sOharles Loomis and lady, Oneida, NY, A Austina
Robinson's Circus; w jackson. do; Geo Bash lord.
do; " h Ross, dos Robert Wilkins, do; Rm G enn.
ID SIayerly, Robinson's Circus: FM Carter Gran.
vile; Ralph, Providence p o.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

DFTwY m The sultan.rT q Ty10 + g
{ -CoNsTANTINoPLE. June 22.-The Sultan
of Turkey LETT for Paris to-day.
Corps LegIslatif.
PARIS, June s22-The Corps Legislatif
has adjourned. The debate on the reforms
prepared by the Emperor is deferred to
November. u q - I[f A.a-E r. 4 u A.fEE
CABLE SPECIALS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24

THE PArTIsoN CoNCERT.-The Pattison
concert troupe are announced for grand
concert at the Opera House on Thursday
eveningsJune 27th.s The troupe consists OF
J.. N. Pattison, the celebrated pianist,
Mile. Antonio Henne, Prims Donna, Sig
Servo Strini. Basso, a. j. Biederman.
Tenore, Barnard Mollenhauer, Violinist.
and Master Richard Mollehhauer, Cornet-
a. Piston In regard to Mr.. Pattison's per-
torrance on the piana, we find the follow
Ing in the Neso Orleans Daily True Delta:
Mr. j. N. Pattison, whom all lovers of
music should hear, made grand sensation
at "a concert given by him last werk IL
Irving's Hall. He played Fugue by Bach,
and grand concerto in three movements,
with Orchestra by Henselt. These works
are by no means calculated to please the
I'public, but Mr.. Pattison played them so
finely, with such spirit, taste, precision,
sentiment and fire, that he fairly carried
his audience by storm, and made the most
genuine and brilliant success we have wit
messed for many years.
The veteran critic of the Ne,o York Er
press says: va &A-1 i A4 =
Mr.. Pattison has vindicated his title to
| an eminent rank among the pianists of his
age, and his country should be proud ol
such q contribution to the family of art.
of the Prima Donna the American All
Journal of April 27th, 1867, says: ..54
% Miss Antonia Henne has contraltC
/ voice of very rich and beautiful quality.
being well developed through its whole
| register. She sings with grace and feeling
and her love and enthusiasm for her art hai
surely won her high position in her pro
fession. 7ris sr ia4 .riz. F. @23 'a.
= The concert is given under the direction
of N. Coe Stewart and S. b. Hamlin, AM
will be such musical treat as our citizen
rarely have an opportunity of enjoying
Secured seats can be procured at John Self
zer's music store. -,5 70. ...- .-. .. .-.--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
Y achting.

New YoRK, June 23.-The ocean sweep
stakes OF the New York Yacht Club takes
place on the 18th of July. Fifteen vessels
are already entered. The annual regatta of
the Jersey City Club on Wednesday, and of
the HobOken Club on Friday next. ID laa
The work of repairing Broadway has
oI,1 !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
Fire in Chicago.

CHICAGO, June pat fire at $50 last
evening, at the corner of Lake and Clinton
streets, nine buildings were totally de-
stroyed and twenty others Injured. q A
woman named Renner was burned to death
in endeavoring TO save the lives of others.
Many families were rendered homeless.
Loss 100000, insured tor $50,000. -5-.--.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24

Losr.-On last Saturday, on East Friend
street, or East Mound street, an account
book, belonging to George Bauer. Baker
and Contectioner, corner of Rich and
Fourth streets. The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by leaving it at the Bakery
as above. je4-d3t