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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE,
TO Ohio Statesnan.

Financial and Commercial.
LONDON, Nov: 29-2 P. M-Consols and
American securities weak. .
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29-2 P. M.-Bread-
SUITS heavy; Corn declined to 47@49s.
The Roman Boundaries.
PARIS, November -2S.-The France, a
government organ of this city, has long
editorial on the subject of a conference for
settlement of the Roman question. The
writer says it will be impossible for the
conference to maintain the present boun-
daries of Rome. f
d. Battles In Gambia. n
PARIS, November 25.-Dispatches an
neunce several battles fought in Gambia be-
tween the Turks and Cretans. Both parties
claim success. AZ. lt 'ts
LONDON, Nov. 2S-House of Commons
In the Commons this evening the minister
introduced plan for a new income tax at
rate of a penny per pound to endure for
one year only, to defray the expenses to the
Abyssinnian coast. The Seward relatine
Alabama caucus was promised at an early
date.
Evacuation of Roman Territory by
---s.,7- - the French 49,.
PARIS, Nov. 25.-The evacuation of the
Roman territory by the French forces still
continues. All troops will have returned
by Monday iAEl asEf Fiae
The Conference.
BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-The Prussian Kerolz
Zeitung has an editorial this morning on
the Conference for the settlement of the
Roman question. The writer saws that
with the exception of Austria, not one of
the Great Powers of Europe has accepted
the Conference. The other powers have,
like Prussia, exacted explanations or Civ
en- evasive replies. .,-s....f..s.... -
Boiler Explosion.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29.-While the steam
ship Bouboulena, which plies. between this
port and Greece, was leaving port about
noon to-day, one of her boilers exploded
with loud report that was distinctly felt
throughout the city. Thirty three persons
We're killed outright; many others were
injured. The steamship is entirely de-
stroyed. za ga 1'rn5sFEa
tN-- ~ Correction.
LONDON, Nov. 2S-It now seems that the
statement that it will be impossible for the
proposed conference to maintain the pres
ent boundaries of Rome was not fhe utter
ance of La France, but of st. Peters busy
journal, an official newspaper, regarded
quite as good authority usually on diplo-
matte questions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

INDIGESTION AND INNUrRITON, Is the
foundation of Consumption. All scientific
physicians admit this, and nearly all are
becoming convinced that pure liquor, COM
bined with vegetable remedies, which act
directly ON the digestive organs, are the
remedies indicated. 49,. -
1t is admitted by our most learned phys
icians that DIR. Roback's BitteTs combine
the properties of a gentle laxative, an eff
ficient anti-billious agent, and the best
,stomachic known to the world. 1t is also
acknowledged by practical chemists to be
the safest and surest prevention to Bilious
arrangement; regulating the system and
giving tone to the digestive organs.
Ladies in delicate health will find It
suited to their use it is also highly recon-
mended to mothers while nursing. 1t
contains inutgorating po,oer for enervdted
systems.
'Convalescents should use the Bitters to
strengthen the prostratiOn which always
follows acute disease. nov.27dtSwlw.s'i
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Fin ancfal.
Hunnfcutf.

RICHMOND, November 29.-J. w. Hun
nicutt, editor of the New Nation, who was
arrested on Wednesday by the civil officers,
has been bailed by the Military Commits
sioner, to appear at Charles City County
Court, ten days after the adjournment OF
the Reconstruction Convention, of which
he is member, and answer to the indict-
ment already found against him, for incen-
diary language in public speech in the
Convention. 'i
/ IL is stated that Gen. Schofield disliked to
interfere in such matters, but did so that
the accused might attend to his duties in
this convention. The bail was $1,000.
+; Hunnicutt claims that the indictment is
a pretext to prevent his sitting in conven-
tion. He volunteered to appear in court
without compulsion, before the military
took the matter in hand.
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Cincinnati markes-Nov. es.

p 'FLOUR-Dull and nominal. slasei'' 9en-i +ss'A
WHEAT-Dull and uncA anged. ,s
CORN-Good demand: new ear 75c: No shelled
90 92c. - = -
I OATS--Saies 81 50 e4c.. qFa5 i'a aa,.,f 'f't
BARLEY-Sales at SO q CSC.
COTrON-Duil and nominal at l49l41.c for mid
.TOBACCo1Unchanged add firm. i,' -, -
NESS PORk-Firmer at go for old and S2l for
exc; hams 114@Il1zc;
HARNESSES at isc and l2kc for old and new.s
RUTTER.Rirmer; sales Of fresh at ss@ssc, and
EGGS-ScaIce aud advanced to 900; t.H .4,
CLOVER SEED-Sales at Ilx @I2xc.
Oilr-I,inseed 4IQl 90. ~ -. AZ,
PETROLEUM-Unch Unchsnged: refined 1885, -
GR0CERIES-Un ncoangod and dull. -
HOGo-Active at So 50S7 90 for gross and SO 30
81 % for net -
BEEF FCATTLE-Firmer and In good demand at
% 0o95 so for gross common to prime; S696 50 Tor
extra shipping. '|''"
90 per 100 gross. sc liiA ilt'i t .lF' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-A rain storm set in
about six O'Clock last nigh. and continued
until towards morning, when it turned to
a furious snow storm, which still continues
to rage violently. Probably six or eight
inches of snow has fallen, the greater part
of which, however, fell in mud and melted.
The mercury is now below the freezing
point and the indications are for Gle ar
weather. The storm came from the north
west, and yesterday prevailed throughout
Western Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
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s WHITE BOYS IN BLuE.-At meeting OF
the White Boys In Blue last evening" the
8 following gentlemen were appointed Floor
Managers for the Social Ball, to be given
Tuesday evenings Dec. 3D. e
r. Col. F. Beck, .CsEI. H. Marrow, Col. A.
h: Poten. Caps Heinmiller, Capt. Smith,
Sergt. Wooley.T Sergt. w. Hinre. Frank
Bloomfield, S.lW. Gale, james T. Geary,
Thomas Caffrey, E. Anthany, John acobs.
H. Debus, Fred. Beck. sssisss
: All persons friendly to the cause are in.
vited to attend. os = =
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TRANSFERRED YESTERDAY.-Thef following
transfers of real estate were left at the Re-
corder's Office yesterday: e.. -.s-sz-. j.
David johnson to Irwin W. Dyxon, two
acres and eighty-t rods of land in Blen-
don township for ST.34.
David johnson to Daniel W. Davis two
acres and eighty-two rods of land in Blen-
don township for $77,34. a,i,ss .4.5
Charles E. Ball and wife to Toliver Thrail-
kell twenty -eight and one-half acres of
land in jackson township for 81 ,140.
C. w. Hess and wife to Joseph Garnett
one hundred and twenty-six acres of land
in Jackson township for $4,000.
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ssBURNING OF "A MAIL AND EXPRESS Car
AT JERsRYi iCn1s-The express car timed t.
leave New York at 8 p. Mon Wednesday.
took fire at Jersey City just as the trair
was about to lea from the bursting of o
lamp, consuming the car and most of it.
contents, including the Northern mails des-
tined for the Westaud Southwest usually
carried over. the Allentown route. Adams
Express company lost goods by the acci-
dent. They were not very valuable and Q
portion 0fstliose In the car were saved. II
isithonght the loss of the company will not
exeeed one ortWo thousand dollars. The
mail matter, partially burned, arrived al
the postofice in this city at P. NJ. yester-
day. 10 Among the packages among the
Adams Express goods were several des,
tined for this city.
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New York Dlarkes-Nov. 30.

CoTT0N-DqII and fnlty No lower; sales at Ieo
FIOUR-Irreaular and unsettled extra State
ssse ana sS other kinds du! and declinins
So f., M g and
issI hs9s SsiS a. :i sc sS
ssSs e 4; f.. 'asas Su' Cali
" NJ aArYLunchan nsed:
siss No. s.ss & 8 !: sss @ Ne: Ss
Is g9s g y 9Ssd e. ss s % s%sss
Calf9rnis; I g 70 for white Wisconsin.
ssi .ss term term at q sssass g
BAkGEY M1ITaDullls il at 81 so. >. '''is '''s
sales o S
1aoat 81 259l 30 for new do; 81 20 for new yellow
,OATs.dull and heavy at 7sosoo for western in
RIGE@Quiet and firm at 50 x0ssko for Carolina.
IG0FFEE-Quet and firm. ,rsT- = = >,,sH
n cSuGAR-Modsrateiy active At Ilx@la,so for
.PETR0hEyMIeuie 1t if,sc for crude ana 2eo
HOPS~UDchaneed. eaa et.I u,e1s
P0Rk-Dnll 80 f592oI ss for mess; closing at
go 20 regular sls 25@c 90 for prime also e22 for
BEL Dull At previous prices.
cur MEATS-o1ies and heavy; sales at sxa1oo
for shoulders: iahssi1c for hams sss ssf
bksSsES demand .. s1o for
TxRb-Dull and heavy ,. at ,axeIsxe. tn. latter
an extreme. i.f5K+f - si.f - -I,o = 1iI.F
BUTrER-Quiet and steady at a0Ql5c for State.
CHEESE-Dull and heavy at 1t9i5c. iT
-.s--,, LATEsr-5 P.M.af !. >sss hs,i
FLOUR-Closed dull at sloal5 90; lower for
medium and common grades with shippers holding
WHEAT--Quiet and steady for spring. heavy for
RYE At 81 sssl 10 for, 1lIl A est
:. OATS-ouii at 7sc in store and 79H9eoc a1oat
C0RSMDril At 81 sl0I ask for good to prime
mixed western Z =
PORK-Dull and heavy at $40 759a so, cash aod
regular for mess. rfs,. -, 80 Ti7
BEEF Quiet and steadv. li-ss,s.5f
CUT MEATS -Nominsl.I 'tfssbsloaili sefi'
BAG0N-Duil and unchanged, Il -a5 ms
LARD Heavy at l2zs sls,So fair to prime steam
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

81 NEW RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The certifi-
cate of Incorporation of the Ohio, and
: Great Kanawha Railway Company was
filed November 29sh in the Office of the
Secretary of State. The Incorporators are
James Farmer, VIM. Mathers, Samuel w.
Orr, John Mcdonald, David Clark, Isaiah
Burson, Andrew v. Ryder, James Atkins,
Thomas Green and John A Lindsay. c The
capital stock is one million dollars. The
names of the termini of said road are New
Lisbon, Columbiana County and Gallipolis,
Gallia County. Said dshall pass through
Columbiana, Jefferson, Carroll, Harrison,
Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Muskingum, No.
lble, Morgan, Perry, Athens, Vinton, Meigs
and Gallia. :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

HAYDEN, HUTCHINSON & Co., Bankers, 13
South High street. are buying Specie and
Gold Coupons and converting $40 Notes,
June and July issues, into $40 Bonds, on
the most favorable terms. To secure the
January coupon, the notes must be sent on
before Dec. /. r., .i,,e. nov26-3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

New RAILRoAD.-The Lancaster & New,
ark Railroad Company was incorporated
yesterday, for the purpose of constructing
srailroad from Lancaster, Fairfield rounty,
TO Newark, in Licking county. Its'carital
Is five hundred thousand dollars ($5OO, 600 J
4 The ineorporators are D. Tallmadge, p.
B. Ewing, J. r. Mumaugh, Charles Bor-
land, OLE. Davis, A. Musser, B. M. Pugh,
). g. Bush, Henry Musser, w. D. Hamilton,
Y. Il. Wright, T. J. Anderson, John S.
Brasee, John Gill, James Ewing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov, % To-day OBJ
served Thanksgiving day, business gen.
orally suspended. Whale ship Emily
Morgan cleared for New Bedford with 1.SOO
barrels of whale and l60 sperm oil. Gard
per Colby, Liverpool, comes with $4,000
sacks of wheat. French bark Volta Bor-
deax has arrived. General Ross"au has
command of Department Of Co
luuahia. :. L-M a-E.-..E. - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

A Young damsel in Pennsylvania, Miss
Nancy Ann Snyder, has lately run foot
race of seventeen miles for wager, and
now challenges any lady torun race with
her from one to five miles for $50 on a side.
When Weston returns from Chicago, he
should make his advances to that girl.
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 29.-George Francis
Train, Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony
spoke at Mozart Hall last night to a large
audience. Their remarks were well re-
eeived. '-e
served, except by the churches. Only a
few of the leading business houses were
closed.
Joe. Coburn arrived here last night. and
will give an exhibition Tomorrow night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

Co-OPERATIvE AssoCIATIoN.-"The First
Wooster Grocery and Provision Associs-
tion," organized under the act of April 13,
1867, entitled ''an act to provide for the
creation and regulation of cooperative
trade associations in the State of Ohio''
was incorporated on yesterday, Nov. 2Sth.
The capital stock of said association is
two thousand five hundred (s2,5O0) dol
lars, divided into 500 shares of five dollars
each. The incorporators are Philip Hess,
Thomas Eberhart, VIM. Fl. Banker, Bruce
Taylor. David B. Funk, Leonard Eberhart,
Daniel Dull, John Stevens, Jr., Robert
Velder, John S. Caskey, John Redick, John
Van Meter, Henry Mekeal. VIM. Linn,
Thomas True, L. q. Chamberlain, Amos
Laughlin, Samuel F. Lightcap. David
Knox, q. Potter and Jesse Smith. Its
place OF business is Wooster, Ohio. ...5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

; MAYORS OFFIcE.-The police court yes.
terday morning was barren of interest.
Except a few plain drunks, in which
Michael Lewis was fined So and costs, and
committed for want of stamps to pay
Frank Jones So and costs, which he paid
and James Davis, drunk and disorderly at
a grocery near the depot, $40 and costs
there was nothing worthy of an item.
The two negroes, who attacked Mr.. Long
while going home from the ball of the Ger
man Butchers Association, on sTuesday
night. on West Broad street, are now il,
Jail awaiting Longs recovery SO as to ap
pear, against them. The charge is assault
and battery with an attempt to kill.
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Died-Postponement.

New YoRK, Nov. 29.-Admiral John
Drake Sloat, aged 81 years, died on Staten
Island yesterday.s..,.2 aa ~. ec ..ozs
Grau received dispatch from Havana.
urging him under no circumstances to sail
for Havana with fistori, on account of
prevailing sickness there. They will not,
therefore, leave until February,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

The EMMET GUARDS BALL.-The Emme
Guards Ball was zone of the pleasantes,
entertainments of the season. The yer,
best order prevailed during the evening
The music was delicious. Every one
the large assembly enjoyed the entertain
rnent hugely, and s'all went merry as q
marriage bell" Success to.the Emmets
When they have another ball, may we be
there to see. -,- rs-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30
Kingston Advice.-Dickens.

NEW York. November 29.-Adyices from
Kingston to the 18th say there is no truth
in the report of another outbreak among
the blacks. and that it was likely the Gov.
ernment would be compelled to about the
whites and adopt severe measures of re-
preston.
The entire lot of tickets for Dickens first
series was sold to-day, mostly to specula-
tors. .,,a.5s
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Havana Adytces

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The Herald's Ha-
vana special of the 2Sth says: We have
dates from st. Domingo to the Goth. The
Valero, and Gen. Babadilla. at the head of
a column, had left for Cibao. President
Cabral and staff were following.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

SURGICAL A. B. Lazell,
an old citizen of Columbus, who has for a
long time been laboring under dropsical
affection, underwent, on Thursday last, The
surgical operation of tapping, very skill
fully performed by DR.. c. C. Sharp. of this
city, and had the astonishing quantity of
two and one-half pales, eight gallons, of
water drawn from him. The patient is do
;pO ueI1
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nOy27-

I C. EBERLY & Co., corner of High and
Friend streets, are receiving daily their
winter stock of foreign and domestic dry
goods, ladies' and children's shawls, ball
moral and hoop skirts. dress goods, hosiery
and gloves, kid gloves, corsets, ladies' and
children's furs, gents and boys fur and fur
trimed caps, fur gloves, fur collars, cloth
caps, fur and wool hats, all at the lowest
cash prices. 8 gE-s --.-s. q. e ? nOv2S-3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

! The GREAT AMERICAN HAIR PREPARA-
r1oN, valued ut home and abroad, real
Hair Restorer or Dressing lin one bottle.
A great triumph of science. Mrs. S. A.
Aliens Improved (neU style). Every Drug
gist sells it. Price One Dollar. a,,
nnv27-dendlW -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

FAYErTE AND MADISON COUNTY BONDS.
Hayden, Hutcheson 6 Co. are selling
these bonds, running one, two, three, four
and five years, On terms making them a
very desirable investment. nov26-1Ot
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NoTICE.

THE creditors. Agents of Messrs. Beander. Morri-
son Soft tlate) of Montreal. Canada, AID Deg
street, Jew York. now in liquidation. have on hand
about 5000 remnants of Scotch. English and Ameri-
cloths. " hitneys Beavers and Meltons in lengths
from to 10 yds. Being unable to secure q suitable
vice of friends Columbus concluded to call at pri-
vate dwellings and tho various business places in
and around the city of Columbus with quantities Of
the goods to be disposed Of until their entire stock
be turned into cash. The goods are OF the best
quality and As per cent cheaper than any house in
Ohio. t--. &C.,, nov30-d6ts =.
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AIaba,nnf f;onventIon,

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 2S.AThe Reconstsuc-
ton Convention, after a short session TO-
day, adjourned until to-worrow without
transacting any business. ..
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THAT TURKEY.-In publishing recipe
for stuthng turkeys. a few days ago, we in
cidentally remarked that the ''stuffing"
might be good thing, but didn't amount
tomuch without the turkey, and reminded
our, readers that Thanksgiving day was
close at hand. Some appreciative and
kind friend, who took the hint and acted
upon it, sent US the largest and fattesi
..gobblerr to be found in p,arket, with ar
intimaion that the requisite aingredienI>
for s'stuffing" would follow in due time
The friend who SO agreeably surprised u
with this seasonable present will be very
kindly remembered in the ''thanks-giv.
ings" that go up from the hearts and lips
of the little circle that will gather around
onr home festal board to-morrow.-Hm',
risbmy Union. sassii nv ~ ~
We published the game recipe and gave
the same hint but no appreciative ant
Kind friend "agreeably surprised US" will
such;a present.. We are still ready to &C.
cept an apology for not sooner sending
one II Isf srsD Ss5Ee8.s a-s.. aIG.l g-
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REMEMBER and attend the large Auction
Sales of Staple Dry Goods now going on
uaily in the American Hotel building,
No. 80. -1 ,'..-' nov2l-d1w
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THRe eWRArH.R.- Yesterday we had all
sorts of weather. In the morning 1t rain
ed, and did Its best to rain hard. About 3
O'Clock 1t took a. notion to snow, but as a
snowist it was failure. Thereupon 1t be-
gan to blow, and blowing was its best holt.
/. II turned umbrellas inside out-sent hats
! ,cavorting across the streets, and cut up
more didoes than would have sent dozen
ga,octa to the station house as drunk and
disorderly. - =. .sy.,.f .
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New York Dry Good. mu.rket-@.rroov,.. k,t-.rrIo, 3 %.

DRY GOODS-Rather inactive yet steady for
most kinds of staples Fabrics of cotton print cloths
firm ct 65S &c for standard Makes. Prints steady
and in moderate request at 1.12c for all regular
makes, and l3c for frontier brands. Brown sheet
ings of the best makes and firm as ale brown
drills at full previoue prices. Lignt sheetings and
skirtipgs are in better supply and continue depress
ed both for bleached and brown. =
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New York stock MarkeLNov. 20.
GOVERNMENT TSTOCKS-ouiet. Con -,
31SiI3H; do 'd2. 106@1o5H: do a. 106X q los ":
40 s' 1cs @ eIosH: H new 1o7I Sios; do ~, IoIXS
loSh; lo-4os 1929 1@io2x; aus loS,S 9l05K. There
'65 and a. 7l----,-'7 = = - W
Enthusiastically quiet and steady except Pa
cine mail, which sold largely and fuctusted rapid
~ ~: MARKET closed weak. Ohio Gertif-cates 20;
Caoton .o |?94e' Cumberland 28929; Quicksilver 20
ga2; Mariposa. 70s; Western Union Telegraph 33X
%3shi facif, mail l2s l2sH; Atlantic mail lIs 8
iI.s; lis =. NeT lork Central ,llsX@li3X Erie nix
Central 1t9%9llo; Michigan Southern so0so1s: iiIi-
nois Central l32@l33; Pittsburah s35S@s2X; Toie-
do 10l3S41u2; Rock Island 95X9e6 NorthWestern
So e5sz; do preferred 67x@sfsl;l Fort Wayne on
.9913s: st Paul AZ; do preferred 62X; Wabash pre-
ferred 61x; New Tennessee 62X.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

A NICE CHRISTMAS PREsENT-Singer's
family sewing machine, w. F. Penny,
Agent, at 81. Colt & Co.'s, 155 South High
street. nov26-deod1m
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I. o. o. F.-A full attendance of the
members of Columbus Lodge No. is re-
quested on Monday evening, December I'd.
By order of S. D. KILLIAN, N. G.
d. CARMICHAEL, Sec'y. nov30-2t
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Thanksgiving in Sc. Louie.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Yesterday was very
generally observed as Thanksgiving Day.
The Merchants Exchange, Postoffice and
all public offices were closed and business
generally suspended.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-30

/ MANGoLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne, and at half
price. nov2O -deod&w2w
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$1,000 REWARD.

STRAl Ed OR STOLEN. ON HIGH
y street, opposite the Neil House, on the night
hands hi, h; is bright bay. hind feet white, one
front shoe off and one hind shoe of, on opposite
feet. Had on at the time csyalry ssddle AMI bri-
lead to the recovery Of said horse to the undersien
cd, 81 miles south of Columbus, on Portsmouth
reward. DAVID FISHER
88- All Agents and Detectives of the Hartford
Live Stock Insurance Company take netice.
nnY2a-d3ts
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W. MITCHELL, Supt,

s;g IS. On Thursday last, a little three year old
of the young America genius, being told
by his aunt that he must behave well for
lit was Thanksgiving Day, naturally in
quired the meaning of the word. He was
told that on this day we must be thankful
!. to God for providing us with all we eat and
all we wear-for the turkey he was to have
for dinner, etc. "God didn't give us that
turkey y Eyes he did, was the reply. God
gives us everything" At this young
America bolted up, exclaiming, You
nnasty, fbbing thing, you! Pa buyed that
: turkey and them cranberries. Iseed him do
lt,"and the little one fairly stamped his
foot with anger at the thought that fib
should be told to him when he. ''knowed
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Prestdent,s Message

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 29.-The Presidents
Message was read, to the Cabinet to-day.
All the members were present. g-
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s scored by the Judges.

Distance travelled within the hour AZ
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new york slock Marke.-Noy. .

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New York Money Market-Nov. 2r.
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