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TO SHIPPERS.

NoRTH-CA CAROLYN
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(THAT USED TO BED
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BREvET PEoMor7oNs.-It is stated
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at an early day take up the question of
brevet promotions, in consequence of
the hope expressed by many army Of
officers that Congress will abolish the
system, which they say has accomplish
ed all the good of which, it is capable,
and now produces only confusion and
jealousies. s-,.-
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rs the case may be.
By command of
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

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FIRST DISTRICT. s,f-t...r..
IS, s; W. WATTS, of Martin County, post Office
General BYRON LAFLfN, OF Pitt, post Office
Washington, Beaufort County. & ssa ~!
SYKES, of Pasquotank, post Office Eliza
beth City. ..-.,.'-., .. .Ifs.B,f s,trF
... f........ SECOND DISTRICT. atr
DIR III MENNIsGER, of Craven, post ofic
Newbern. ..... i. s .s,-...--
E paul, of New Hanover, post Office Will
E o'HARA, of Wayne. post office Goldsboro'.
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Rev w HOOP, OF Cumberland, post Office
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
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BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG!
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Robinson Crusoe, :" 20
The Dog Crusoe, 20
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from, Newport Barracks left for Louisville
last evening on the General Buell.. Ihey
go South on the T. W. strader. ,,,,o,, tho
Capt. J ohm Cannon passed through tne
city vest erday, en- route fTom Niagara Faiis
to. Il is Southern home.
LoUIsyILLE.-The.. Courier OF Fr'day
says:
The river was rising slowly last evening ~,
canal by the marx During the previous
twenty-sour hours it had risen five inches
AT the head of the falls, and fifteen 1ncnes
al Portland. a very respectable rise, max
ing Ave and half feet OF water out over
On the falls there were twenty-five inch
es Of water last evening. in the pass down
The Indian chute, with the prospect OF a
falling river again this evening:
The mail boats now plying both the up
per and lower Ohio, find water enough on
| the bars for navigation, and make no COM
| plants. ssss..
The Green River packet Plain City has
arrived from Green River with a barge in
| tow and a full freight of tobacco for the
| warehouses. She has been eleven days out
and eight days from Bowling Green. she
/ was aground both in Green River and the
/ Ohio, and will now lay up Tor the season.
/ The merchants of LGuisyille-WlH suSt am :
! heavy loss in the Fall trade unless ngnt
/ draught boat is put in the place OF the
Plain City until she can be repaired or
new boat built.
The Evansville papers are getting de-
! moralized since the establishment OF the
1 Louisville AID Tennessee packet nns
They are now talking OF having the Louis
| vile, Capt. Ross, and the SoutherneII
/ CAPT. John T. Shirley, in the Evansville
/ and New Orleans trade.
Not demoralized, Courier, by cohsidera
Bile. Your Tennessee River line will effec
the pockets of your merchants who have
obligated themselves to pay the losses
the line far more than il will the business
of Evansville The demands of commerce
4 require that we have line of good steam
ers from here to New Orleans
NEW ALBANY.-The Ledger reports IN
| expIosion of the steam table in the pantry
| IF the Tom Jasper making the dishes ant
Il nroyender in the pantry fly in all d1rec
lions. The table had never been tested
and. to the surprise of all, an explosion
| took place breaking the heavy iron plat
s in two. and scattering the victuals in every
direction. Beefstealzs. mutton en- ps' ans
fried % ICES were plastered in frescO abou
the ceiling, while broken china could o.
found LIVING around loose.
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COMMISSION CARDS


Late 5eH s1E ss5as; PaGss9E fAs
BRYAN, WATTS & CO..
: COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
= Is Broad Street,
NEW YORK.
Reasonable SIGHT CHECK advances
made on shipments of COTTON, TOBAC-
co, and other Produce.
r. K. DUNKERSON & CO., agents.
rrOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
IN that the undersigned have formed
aro itsa Of tse Revised Statutes
he State of New York that the
name or firm under which such partner
ship is to be conducted is Bryan, ats q
less 10 be transacted by such partnership
is a general commission business; tnat Tue
general partners interested in said ousl-
ness are John Bryan and Dickson u
New York, in the State of New York that
the special partner Interested in said busl-
ness is Charles F. Tag, who resides In the
city of Hoboken, In the county OF tucson
and State of New Jersey; that said special
partner Charles +. Tag, has contributed a.
capital to the common stock of such part.
nership the sum of one hundred Thousand
is to commence on the sixteenth day O
May, 1867, and is to terminate on the SIX
teenth day of May, 1870.
Dated at New York, May !6, 1867.
DICKSON q. WATTS,
General Partners.
| tA CHARLh s f. TAG,
rnaysO dsm Special Partner.
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STEAMBOATS,.

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JouS BRYAN. DICKSON g. WATT:
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-06
Appointments for TIP. Meetings.

The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee announce the following Township
Meetings: .T -
REYN0LDSBURGH. Saturday, Sept. 7, at .
T. NJ, E. b. Eshelman and E. I. DeLany. 17
SMITaYILLE, Saturday. sept 7,at7hP NJ.
(. b. Eshelman and E. T. DeLany.
NEW ALBANY, Saturday. Sept. 7, at 2 P NJ,
Hon. George l.. Converse and Thos. Thurman.
GAHANNA, Saturday. Sept. T. at 7KP. M, Hon.
u. Ii. Converse and Thos. Thurman.
DUBLIN. SATURDAY. Sept. 7, at P. M, s. W.
Andrews and Cal 7. Mann.
WORTHlNGrON, Saturday. Sept. 7, at 7HP. NJ,
>. w. Andrews and Cal. Il. Mann.
SATURDAY. Sept. Z, at P. Me-
bingham anu Matthias Martin.
GROVE CITY, Saturday, Sept. Lat PINE.
4, Bingham and Matthias Martin.
WINCHESTER, Saturday, Sept. 7, at Q P. w.
X. Rankin and r. Hutche-on.
GR0VEPORT, Saturday, Sept. Z, at TX p. NJ, W.
r. Rankin and K. Hutcheson.
In few days another series of meetings
will be announced by the committee.
Jos. FALKENBACH, Chairman.
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Toledo and Columbus Railroad
Meeting.

The citizens of Toledo. Perrysburg,
Bowling Green, Portage, Van Buren,,
Findlay, Kenton, Mt. Victory, Ridgeway,
Marysville, Columbus, and all intermedi-
ate points favorable to the organization of
a new Railroad Company, for the purpose
of building a railroad from Toledo to Co.
lumbus via the. places above named, are
earnestly invited and solicited to meet at
Findlay, Hancock county, Ohio. at one
o'clock in the afternoon OF Thursday, the
18th day of September, 1867, to consult and
advise upon the plan of such organization,
and the best ways and means of encour-
aging and promoting the location and con-
struction of such line of road. 1t is hoped
that the termini aud intermediate points
along this proposed road will be repre-
sented by such delegates as may be able to
give character and assurance to the pro-
ject.
All newspapers at the places before
named are respectfully requested to pub
lish this call for a meeting.
By order of Railroad Committee.
PARLEE CARLIN, Chm.
D. B. BEARDsLEY. Sec'y.
HENRY Brown, Cor. Sec'y.
Findlay, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1867.
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CaIifornia EIecfion Return.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5-Partial returns
from less than halt the counties in the State,
but including the most populous, show
large Democratic gains everywhere.
Haight has from 1000 to $500 majority.
San Francisco is doubtful. If Gorham's
majorities in the interior will aggregate
enough to overwhelm this, the general
Union ticket will probably he elected, and
at least two Congressman. The Democratic
Legislative tickets in San Francisco and
Sacramento are probably elected. 1t is
thought this defeats the reelection of Sen
ator Conness. 1t is uncertain if the Union
majority will be retained in the Legisla-
ture. If lost, Gov. Low is expected to call
an extra session of the present Legislature
to ratify the Constitutional Amendment.
The total vote in S in Francisco is 1865 about
5000 less than the registered vote. Some
thousand Union votes were lost throu h
apathy. resulting from disgust at the
abuses in the party. 1t is impossible to
give reliable estimate of the general re-
suit.
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Cincinnati market-sept.6 <

FLoUR-Urchanged and steady; demand light;
family $l09lO so.
WHEAT-Qul.t and firm; No. red g o5. .
CORN-Firm at 81 1901 IL. but buyers were
holding back anticipating better supply in q day
or two
OATS-Dull at the close and more sellers ttan
bu vers at Cos for No l.
RYE Steady with a moderate demand at 81 IS.
BARLEY-Unchangrd
COTT0N-Dull 1T 24hc for middling uplands.
MHISKY@Steadv a. 3ac in bond. 10
PROV SION N--Deci,ledy frmer and prices
hiaher holders not willing TO eli to any extent
PORK Mess pork sold at se4, but holders asked
q fu rtber advan at the close. q
BULK MEATS-Sold at l24914c. but holders
ashed Xe higher
BACON-Advanced to 1876 for clear sides With
large demand from the South aud West. Hams
uuchanged
LARD-Firmer; all to be had at l2xc was taken
there strong feeling in this article under the
lief that there will not be much made the coming
seas n. --.-s..s a.trs ~.
BuTTER-Still scarce and firm at 2593Oo-
EGGS-Firm ut 16c for selected.
SUGAR--Firm at 12@l5c for raw.
COFFEE-Steady at 22927c. IL gfr {
OILSi-Linseed oil firm at 81 Is; daxseed "a 100
l5 and the demand good. i-i : 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-06

MARTYRS TO CARELEssNEss.-If all the
teeth that have been ruined by neglect
could be strung together, they would reach
thrice round the world. There may have
been some excuse for this havoc in day
gone by, when there was no absolute safe
guard against dental decay in existence,
but there is no apology for it now. FRA
GRANT SozoDoNT, the world-renowned
antiespic dentifrice. as certainly protects
the teeth against decay, as oil prevents
steel from rusting, or water arrests the
progress of fire. 'EEEY4fEJl
sept4-eOd1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-06

PRESENTATION BALL LAST NIGHT.-There
was perfect jam at the armory of the Sher-
man Guards last night. The best of feeling
prevailed, and all went "merry as mar
riage bell" The hall was beautifully and
tastetully decorated, and pictures of Cen
erals Sherman and Grant Il feet high), the
Goddess of Liberty, and various others
graced the walls. The flag presented them
also occupied prominent place. Taken
all in all, it was the most successful affair
of the kind we have witnessed in this city
for many day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-06
st. Louis Items.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-Omaha dispatches
say one hundred and eighty of the Brule
and Sioux Indians, under chief Iron Shells.
have left the hostile camps of Red Cloud
and came to the North Platte and placed
themselves under the protection of the
Government. Eight men were recently
killed and scalped on the Big Sandy.
The tobacco association of this city has
elected six delegates to the National To-
bacco Convention, to be held at Cleveland
on the 18th.
Eight hundred thousand dollars in gold
dust reached here yesterday from Montana,
the largest consignment ever received at
one time. .-sf. l-o.