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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
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Meeting at Alliance
LARGE CROWD In ATTENDANCE!
Speeches by Col. McCook and
Judge Ranney
Especial to the Statesman.I
-. ALLIANCE. AUGUST

ALLIANCE, August s.
There Is large crowd in attendance,
but the rain prevents speaking in the open
air. Col. McCook made the opening speech,
and it was characterized by that force and
ability for which all his speeches are dis
tinguished, and evidently has done much
good. - --.- -
Judge Ranney isnow speaking-improv-
ing; if that were possible, upon his Mans
field and Wooster speeches, though going
over substantially the same ground.
The people are delighted with the
speeches. Eg -
These champions of Democracy are do
ing great good. .-sfs- G.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Strayed or
stolen, on the 10th of July, one mile east
of Columbus, on National road, one Light
Bay Mare, 8 years old, Is hands high, black
legs, name and tail, round shoulders, white
spot on upper lip, considerable in eyes,
right eye weak. Any one having inform
alton in regard to said mare will please
address II. H. PARRY, Columbus, o.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August S.-The second
days racing was numerously attended.
The hurdle race of two miles over eight
hurdles was won by Black Bird, beating
Zigzag, Red Jacket and General Williams
ITime 3;5ll4;, Saratoga cup, ~ miles, niles
zle-Time 4:30. Purse $500. The q mile
was won by Virgil, beating Andie, Work
man, Luther, Enehanters, Duke of Orleans
and Lady Bryant-Time 1:lS1s.
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YEsTERDAY.-The follow
transfers of real estate were left at the Re-
corder's Office yesterday:
John N. Reeb and wife to Henry Tascher,
August z, lot No. of Jacob Hanes' subdi-
vision of inlots Nos. 7e7 and 76s in the city
of Columbus, for $4,4OO.
Samuel Bartlett to John Miller, July u,
iniots Nos. 40, 80, 81; 81, So and "a in Dix
en's second addition to the town of Win
chester, for $225.
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DIV Goods market-Aug.7 :,

Trade is steady and improving and market firm
for ali staple cotton fabeics with tendency toward
hardening rites in sympathy with cotton standard;
sheetings in moderate demand; bleached musins OF
de irable makes in better supply with moderate in
Quiry at firm prices.
Prints more slowly at steady prices; delaines are
in limited request: shaws in better demand st the
discount already noticed; carpets but in fair request
and firm at the improvement of cents yald on
Crosby Sons and Bodybrussels.
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LANDS AT AUcTIoN.-We call attention
toythe advertisement of Wm.Jamison, who
offers fine lot of the best land ON the
Scioto river at Auction Sale The terms
are liberal, and this opportunity to acquire
valuable real estate should not be permit
ted to go unimproved.i
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white Men Allied with Indians.
INJUNCTION Granted.

New YORK, August S.-The Herald's
Richmond special says: On the motion of
George Cahoon, United States Commits
sioneT, Judge Underwood to-day granted
an Injunction one James IN sb6 Liver ana
why they should not be declared bankrupt.
Mr. Cahoon represents about a quarter OF
aImillion creditors. 70 E.rs-fsTEFEN
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DIscHARGED.-J. Harroun, late POST
master at Westerville,+ had hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner Chitten-
den, yesterday, and was discharged ? The
evidence was positive as to money having
Ibeen stolen from the mail. but did not
show who done the stealing; hence the
discharge. 1
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PENITENTIARY YARRIvALs.-Threep prison.
ers arrived at the Ohio Penitentiary yes
terday from Butler county. All OF them
have ''seen service" in the Penitentiary,
two Of them having served out one term
each, and one of them two terms. They
are sentenced as follows:S Thomas Haney
(secoad eonyiction), }, robbery, five years !;
Gamael Dickson, Second conviction), grand
larceny, one year; John Kelly (third con-
viction), grand larceny, three years. a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-09

WHITE WITNEssEs.-The mouth of the
man who purifies his teeth with SozoDoNT
is a witness box, and every time he opens
it two rows of cleaning witnesses testify
to its beautifying properties.
aug7- 7-deod1w
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New York Stock market-AuG s.1fs
STOCKS-Governments shade frlner: rlosinga
prices Coupons of 1881 l2; do Of 1864 llszS d., Of
1864 lI0H; do of 1855 lI0X: new 106% for August:
7-3Os l0s; June and July I07Z. 3f tai' I.
Stocks lower: closing heavy. r 9. 'ti-t ~. =
$50 P. M.-Ohio Certificates 27x92sx; Canton
49z1 950 Cumberland Coal SO 693s5<: Quicksilver 90
93s%; Mariposa lo!4 elo'{: Western Union .Tele-
era1h 46946Z Pacific Mail 146 u <9146s<: Atlantic
Mail 1ll1<9Ilah; New York Central l04K9lolx'
Erie 677s9s51; Hudsen l2o9l2y1E; Reading lIo51l.i
Illinois Central lie: Pittsburg a4H@94A<; Toledo
237S@lssk; Rock Island Io2@lo2%; Northwestern
Ssi 40 ID pFPisITed 5o ESrt s
see ss 671s; Express shares quieii .Ad ms Express
73X, American 72H@TS; Wells Fargo 67@67 X:
Merchants Union l65< si8. lf1f
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mISGEnnEn mEN.

AND THE LAW OF CHARITY AND. MERCY
HOWARD ESSAYS, on the ErrIrs. Abuses and =
Diseases which form the basis OF the Gr4vest Ma
4dies in the first age of man. and fearfully sap
vital powers. with sure means of relieJ. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free of. charge Address,
DIR. J SKILLlN H0UGHTON.
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. :
mayl8-d&W3m G-lr -4 20
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FROM WASHINGTON. ,
Mileage Regulations by the War De
parIment. SEt

Mileage Regulations by the war De
, Partment. sts
/ WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The War De-
partment has issued as order that hereafter
mileage shall be computed by the shortest
route usually travelled, according to the
official tables of distances, to be prepared
by the Quartermaster General and ap-
proved by the Secretary of War. Mileage
will be paid by the Isthmus routes tor
Journeys to and from stations west of the
Rocky Mountains, when either of these
routes is designated in the order for the
journey. Paragraph iv, regulations OF
1853, is modified in accordance with this
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/ L. o. o. F.-The members of Capital
Lodge No. 334, are Motif to attend the
regular meeting this Friday evening at 8
o'clock, to consider the building OF the
new Odd Fellows Hall. -ss ssA
By order. JOHN A. ScHUH, Sec'y.
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I-FooD MUsT FALL.-We were satisfied
months since by predictions, and are now
convinced By certainty in the immense
yield of our crops, the country over, that
produce and provisions will be SO plenteous
that prices must tumble materially-and
both facts and dgures confirm the truth OF
our own observations. lfas .-u ies
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University of Vermont.

BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. Sat the COM
mencement of the University of Vermont
to-day, the degree of Doctor of Lords was
conferred on Thaddeus Stevens and Hon.
James A. Jameson, of Chicago. zl
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Free TO Evervbodv

A Large PIP Circular. giving information of the
greatest importance to the young OF both sexes.
/ 1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid by re-
turn mail.
-s---- .-..-- Address P. o. Drawer 81. -
mar25-dsw6m s-- Troy, NY.
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No. srors ON THE SuN-The fact is
worthy Of note that the sun now presents
at this time the rare appearance of being
entirely free from spots. A telescope OF
considerable power fails to show single
spot on its disc. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-09

I FRIENDS AND FELLow-CITTzENs: drop
in under the Buckeye House and see Char
ley Ferguson in his new arrangements
Seats for aU.ssIa,z'. aaE aug9-2t.
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POLICE CoURT.-A sparse attendance at
the Mayors Office yesterday. We don't
blame the galoots. 1t is too hot to 60 far
in the pursuit of their favorite beverage.
No one shop holds benzlne enough to ill
galoot. Consequently they must keep
sober. Is Ss'i'-' ''''' o '4-i'''
.eEek Thomas is q miserable man. Life
for him has no charms. The world he pro-
nonnces heartless world, and he exclaims,
"Beware, beware the world we live in. 1t
is a heartless thing, and like q cur will
snap the hand IL licked an hour before"
For Thomas there is no beauty in nature,
no delight in the commingling Of thought
snd idea In the ordinary mode of converse
tfon. He stands aloof from all melan-
ehoiy man. !. Hefs the victim of disappoint-
ed love-. His gal busted his gizzerd and
left him all alone to die. To drown despair
he took to spirituaiism, then he took to
drink. Often, very often, he says,iipoa aa
Ere the evening lamps are lighted
-ipl And like spectres: grim and tall.
ca,7 Dance upon the parlor wall.
I'll. "Then the forms of the departed "a
~. Enter at the open door;
The beloved, the true-hearted. eI
+. . Come TO visit me once moie.
From spirits immortal to spirits benzin-
ieal the transition is easy and natural, and
SO, when the day-king seeks his couch in
the west, he seeks consolation in request
Ing the landlord to fill the flowing bowl
Byathis agency he is enabled to exist, not
live, for gman whose sorrows are SO -hetty
cannot be said to iivs, Out OF considera-
ntion to his pitiable fate, the Mayor. fined
him melancholy So and costs. He didn'i
have so much, so the tapestried walls of the
palatial calaboose echo his nightly com.
plaint to the moon. 25st =, -
Calvin smith was drunk and disorderly
We mentioned his arrest yesterday. f.
was fined $5 and costs, and in default wal
committed = ass 5iss1a.,sl. II q
William Henry is a yag, vag of higf
degree. He has wife aud child. Instead
ioffaborfng for their support he compel
the woman to labor for him, He declare,
that man was not born to be a woman
slave, and that therefore he won't slave 70,
her. She must labor that he may drink
Ofeoufse she can't keep her lord in good
repair, aud he says: 81
80 Ny brseehes are al tored behind, ~
= ~; All company shun, 8 El5 ti
There's nary button on my shirt,
Ny shoes all gone done.
EE1 3Hisefy eiafes mo in the face. 2 80 7
dgsc lAnd hunger gripes my bowels, ia = Z
Csad LII And as walk slang the street, -lsi re'
Dorgs bark at meand growIs. ~ n
yi1Ihsorder to educate William to . prope
idea of the dignity Of labor the Mayor sen
fenced him to 10 days service in the chat
oano ID sfGIaa ai IsI;
John Dsvie was was simply and ehtirel
dtsankos Hewas fined So and costs, whic
he paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-09

ALL RroHr Now.-The Street Railroad
Company, on yesterday, put second car
on the south end Of the line. There will
be no delay now in getting from the Post
office to the southern end of the city. --y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR RNoN-RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine, irritation, Inflammation, liberation Of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases Of the prostate
glands stone in the bladder calculus gravel brick
dust deposi s, and all diseases Of the bladder kid
ueys and dropsical swellings, u -- ...-..
USE HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
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LECTURES.

A NEW COURSE OF LEGTUReS rs,
n being delivered at the srLASa ,~s.ss
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
embracing the subjects l,H-reg7,.4
2" How TO live and what to live for Youth Matu-
rity and old ags; Manhood generally reviewed;
The causes of indigestion, hatulence and Nervous
diseases accounted for; Marriage philosophically
considered, &C."
Pocket volumes containing these lee lures will bf
forwarded to parties unable to attend receipt
four stamps bs addressing: SECRETARY. NEW
BROADWAY, NEW YORK; q AZ
4 jy-d1y-r -..
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PR FES sIONAL

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West broadway, near
High street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himself
series of years to the treatment Of certain pri
vate diseases. He may be econsulted at his ofhoe-
Broadway. near the Exchange Bank
mAr31-tf
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ACCiuRnt

UTICA, Aug. s.-The long wooden bridge
over Broad Street Basin Erie Canal, gave
way this se
driver was saved. ''''-
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Special Agent Appointed.

| Mr.. VIM. E. Macarthur, of San Francis
co, has been appointed a special agent of
the Postoffice Department, to take charge
of the United States mail to be transported
by the branch line of United States mail
steamers, established under authority of
the act of Congress, approved February
18th, 1867, ,sbetween the ports of Kanagua
and Yokohama, in Japan, and the port OF
Shanghai, in China. f-f--. ---s .t-t--i
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Great Black and Tan Meeting!
E -8 so
100000 PERSONS PRESENT.!
General Lees Piece Which He
.31,- Spoke II!
ONE MAN DISTINCTLY OBSERVED
CLAPPlNG HIS HANDs!!!y ~.,
ANOTHER FELLOW SHOUTED, BE
YOND A DOUBTililI

The great Black and Tan meeting at the
west front of the State House, last night,
was a decided success. There were 1OO.-
GOO persons present. If anybody doubts
this, we will insist there were several
thousand five huHdred. If this be doubt
ed, we'll take our davy to 300. From this
we won't bulge. Well die in this belief.
And they were all voters. Not lady
was present. Nor child. Nor a man
hood. If this be questioned, we will 90
before justice and swear that not less
than half were voters. and the voters were
nearly all Copperheads. Lee said so. We
believe him.
DR.. Loving, President of the Radical
Manhood, Union Suffering Republican
Club of this city, introduced the speaker
In the following neat speech: "Ladies and
gentlemen, introduce Gen. John G. Lee,
the next Lieutenant Governor of Ohio"
The Doc. forgot that it's hard to tell who
is Governor until after election. But he
had received a dispatch from old Escula-
plus on the subject and there can be no
doubt of his information being correct.
Gen. Lee smoothed his hair, spat on the
step. made grimace, and pitched in. We
couldn't resist the conviction that John
was talking about things he couldn't COM
prehend, especially when he spoke of
General Mcclellan being removed from
his command in 1851. But perhaps we
are mistaken; perhaps we are mistaken.
Gen. Lee spoke until nearly 10 o'clock
on what he called the record of the Demo-
cratic party. g.. 1i l'..t. .s-..
After that hour he told what had hap.
pened from 1861 to 1865.
We got disgusted and left. We have
heard good many poor speeches. We have
made some. But Gen. Lees last night
was the worst we ever did hear. 3
During the speech we observed one man
clap his hands-he was tailor. Another
shouted 'hooray"-he was drunk.
And then the meeting adjourned.
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ARRIVALS.

..o1Ra l-a. Thursday, august 8, 1857.
--- UNITED STATES HOTEL.
ReHiggins, Logan; Peter Rossman and wife.
Findlay: Samuel Nichols and wife. Lancaster, AID
Lee Harlem sRngs Ea Saesy s Penn
Mines. Penn; W A Shut, Lancaster; u Ingrsms
Newark:. Abraham Holman. Kingston; G Mar
bn.HD s1d Nj S tsns K Gssnea WRcSe Wf
John d Lewis. st Louis. Mo; NJ White. Boston; W
VIC " G All Allyn. cleveland; Harry K Gaqt. London;
j W Kinsei, City; r G Hoffman. Steubsnyille; y;
Beach. Ohio; l. Franklin and Son, Marion Co..
d 4 WilIoSghby. WesteTyills, 9; &c ! Gsy%sn, s5g,
dV %1ohsatfT Rs4tsoD
4 4 Arnold. do, S NJ Senter, GroXePort. .; Jamss
Geo. ~ and Ladies
terville, o; y Lucas; Madison Co, Q; Graham,
ss%ns q San@i DnE. q Pasd MSEa1
HGasRt5n. ESHsfdb ssidbs 0 0sS Sharp
COUNTY; Jos Glosclock and lady, Mr.; n W Cheney.
] E lcBreck. Cadiz; F Paddock. DelsMare;
;ESe sb SR F..Hs7 SSs STs
eoseh ferrto9S: eerson s%'
ship; Wash Rees Hamilton township; John R Sti-
mel Hamilton township; Q 4 Langdon Pptaskala
ter; John Reed hillsboro; Joseph Neal Circleylle
G w Seeds Genoa: Cariroy Genoa; NJ ~ McElIOy
Delaware; Mike Miller South Bloomfield w H
Morris South Bloomfield: James Jones South
Bloomfield; Thomas Jones Pleasant Valley
8 u A7 NEIL HOUSE.
AW Graham city; W + Caldwell, New York E
Jones Philadeyhis: Augustus Brad ey and wife
ier cleveland; r Unnlay, ,NeEYork; ii Bckweil,
Cincinnati; d G Stewart, Baltimore; Md; Sterry,
Samuel Albertson, Pittsburgh Pa: Charles Phil is,
R sedale; G W Marshal, Urbana; D ormeston,
Van Camp, Clevesnd; Mrs N b Taylor, Cincia-
natl; l. Kline, Baltimore; } l. Garfield, New Y ork;
A A Platner, Springfield; John Bailie, Cincinna |:
Daniel Lanabe. Baltimore. X Taylor, city; Il F
Pittsbur h; W H Wyeth, st Joseph; A Woods,
Pittsburgh; A Morrison. Indianapolis; j W Wick
ham, Huron: b f Humphrey, Delaware; John Dun
w bailey, Zanesvllle; Scarritt. city. --I-'5 y
.-- '--.- GouDALE HOUSE. =
Joseph Blisbly. city; II R Smith, do; George
BALE, Boston; 81, Naaughbto9 city; Robert Love
| Albums. Pittsburgh; Miss Emma r Kean, do; Miss
| Aenie Cean, do; NJ Russell, Indianapolis; II NJ
Smith and wife Wisconsin; Miss Smith. do;- c
Williams Hhiladelphia; w Scott Spencer. CiIcn
licathe; LA Rockwell, New York. Charles Luner
| NJ Lewis, Chillicothe; Charles G Lewis, do; W L
Isnningsl and wife. Canal Winchester; James y
| Roberts. SteubenyiIle, Ohio; Mark Whitaker. do
/ James Brutus. "A G Pratt, James Bsir, W liam
| Lows. A h Black John j McCook, A. M Bristow
| Alex Horton, Brick " iers, VIM Hummell, Rob Iur
william EysTSs Hh BroT nbn SNe
4 W Stier j w Leitch, A H Perkins, SteubenVill
BIB Club; E Brown and wife. Mansfield o.
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GEN, Hayes REsIGNATIoN ACCEPTED
The resignation of Gen. &. B. Hayes, as
member of Congress from the Second Con-
gressional District of Ohio, was on yester-
day accepted by Gov. Cox, and special
election to fill the vacancy ordered for
Tuesday, Oct. 9Th, the day of the general
election ih ~ s 's1
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article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. ~-.r..-- aug7-deod&w2w
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y How TO SAVE LONESOME genius has dis
covered q a,neat and simple contrivance by
which Ice can be made 60 last long time.
dt:consists Of stone jar placed upon and
surrounded with . bed of rosin, the whole
coutrivance being enclosed In a box. 1t is
easily made, the bed being first made OF
rosin In the box, the jar placed upon it, and
then melted rosin poured into the box,
titus filling up completely all the inter
stices. 1T is very simple and cheap con-
trivance, and can be easily made by any
housekeeper. By its use they can save at
least fifty per cent. Of the amount of ice
now used in day. sex.
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HAD 1T TAKEN OUr.-An old lady living
In the First Ward hearing that grind
stone had exploded in the Ohio Tool Com
pany's shops in the Penitentiary, on
Wednesday, became alarmed lest the grind
stone standing in her cellar should burst
in a similar manner and blow up the house.
She had the dangerous thing removed
fmInediateav. ETs
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FRUIT JARS for sale cheap at No. 1
Gwynne Block .5. .y .... .s,-o,
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ANorHER ONE CAUeHT.-A partner of
William T.. Watson In the wool stealing
business, in Walnut township, Fairfield
county, was arrested there on Tuesday
afternoon. ishussai-s-r-
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.slOF ANY PAPER IN

Columbus or in Central Ohio.
Tnt. mak es it the best AdvertisiDg
r1adinm 81 any paper IN this city.
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FROM NEW YORK..
TO be Executed

A9ic TO pc Executed. 81
NEW York, August S-The Governor
has refused to commute the sentence of
Jerry O'BrieD, who is to be executed to-
morrow for the murder of his mistress.
Sentenced. --@
Four men connected with a band of bur-
glars, who have been robbing bonded
warehouses in this city, have been sem
fenced four years and six months each in
the state prison.
Mexican Items.
Letters from Matamoras to July 18th and
Puebla June 10Th, says that no disposition
has yet been made OF Taber and Oharan.-
Juarez, in his Proclamation, had commu-
ted the capital sentence of all division Gen.
erals to seven years imprisonment. Brig
adler Generals to six years; other officers
proportionable.
A waterspout recently burst at Guadla-
jara, destroying large number OF lives
and an immense amount of property.
/ Appointment in Canada.
The Herald's Canada dispatch says:
Jacob Thompson is said to have good
chance for the appointment as Secretary of
the Interior in the New Dominion. nix
Disasters at Sea.
The bark Oakridge, on the voyage from
Philadelphia to Boston, went down in the
late gale, and all on board perished, saving
nearly dead, by the Bremen bark Mario
Polo.
vessel at Boston reports that the ship
Gen. Mcclellan, from New York to San
Francisco, during a gale on the ID inst,
lost overheard a seaman, and another tell
from aloft and was crippled.
| r Cholera.
Four cases of cholera are reported, two
fatal.
EWk nhurcF, AffaSrs
Rev. Jno. Hall, of Dublin, one of the
Irish delegates to the Presbyterian assem-
bly, in this country, has accepted the pas
torate of the 10Th street Presbyterian
church, New York salary, $4,000 in gold.
The church recently dismissed at his own
request, DR.. Rice, formerly of Cincinnati,
presenting him on his retirement with a
sum sufficient to support him comforta-
bly, the rest of his days.
AngiO-Amer lean Gable Telegraph.
The steamship Chilian employed in the
service of the eAnglo-American Cable Tele-
graph company, was to have left London
yesterday morning, having on board the
coil of the new submarine cable to be laid
+ ON Placentia- New Founuland, to Sidney.
Cape Breton. 1t is expected the party en-
ployed on the Chili4n will repair the At
lantic cable of 1866.
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COMMERCIAL METTERS.

New York Money Mafket-Aug. g.. =
Without decided change; opening at 1lo,<
and closing at I401S. Z Ms. )!r l--7' Z : =
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New York stock market-Au9. 81,

Cincinnati Money Market-Ataa. g. a
yGOLD-Is9X buying a.lg-nCi lsfrill tfsT ?
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HORSES FOR ALL pURPosFs.

Best stallion, years old and over, ]. NJ.
Morgan, first premium; j. c. Harvey, sec
ond premium.
. Best stallion, Q years old and over, J. M.
Morgan, first premium.
Best stallion, year old and over, j. G.
Mundle, first premium.
Best gelding, years old and over, r. G..
Gardner, first premium; William Hasty,
second premium.
Best sucking stud colt, John Fullen, first
premium; T. G. Gantz, second premium.
Best sucking mare colt, ". 1. Williams,
first premium; N. Cleveland, second pre-
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7rsasurer-A. G. HEADLEY.
Recorder-NATHAN COLE.
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h.srmary Dirsctor ACOB GRAU.
.,ussice of tie Psdcs-JAC0B L0HRER, Jr.