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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
y I .7Ts Z 2 $500 ol- T.5a-l ~ - y
BY ATLANTIC CABLE. ,s.a
D Eranco.American Te1esrspB.

~ Franco.American TeIeersPb.
IL. PARIS, Sept. 25. dH
The Moniteur- this city announces
that the Government concession
lately granted in favor of MeSsrs. Erlanger
and Reuter-, of the Franco-American Tele-
graph Company authorizing them to lay a
submarine telegraph cable between France
and America, under certain reserved con-
has become definite and COMPLETE,
with a capital to the amount of 27,500,000
francs, the main conditions having been
subscribed to for the undertaking.. -
Johnson's Speeches. r-
LONDON, Sept. 25.
The Times and Telegraph have articles
this morning on the speeches of Minister
johnson at London. They applaud the
good sense and pacific love of johnson;
and says if he who knew the whole case
is certain of an adjustment of the difficult
ties between England and America, the
public may be sure of it. --.-r v.
Nicaragua Treaty. -1..--,
I'm ID PARIS, Sept. %.
p La France, the Government organ, says
the rights gained by the United States in
the treaty with Nicaragua, are also gained
by France and England by stipulations of
the treaty of 1860. '''- '' SO
Recall. s57d- a57 es W.
ST.PETERsBURG, Sept. 25.
1t is reported that the Car will recall
the Minister at Washington for instruc-
tions in regard to the new policy about to
be pursued by the. Emperor. rt
Royal Troops TO Attack Seville.
PARIS, Sept. 25.
The Moniteur- publishes the following:
General Parva,~ commanding The royal
troops, is massing his forces to attack Se-z
Vile. The men are in fine spirits.
CASTILLO has been appointed Minister of
the Interior, and Fssini, Minister of Public
Works. .-r'...l Ea7.ssn y srl2Judt % l. -
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4
8 The notorious Sophia Mgers, recently
pardoned out of the State Prison by Gov.
iFenton, has again turned aup,in the Police
Court. She was yesterday committed by
Judge Mansfield to answer a charge of
swihdling. -o --ol .s'4ti -sHt-"' -
~ Forgery 1,.,a --.,-... .l@.''
Edward F. Creech and sChas. Dorsey
were yesterday arrested on a charge of
forging the names of Messrs. Corbett g.
Clemens, do Ann street, to an order upon
which they obtained of the Russell & Err
win manufacturing company goods to the
value of SIPS. Several other parties, it is
ner with forged orders by Creech & Dorsey
Policeman Arrested. rel41si'
Sergeant McCready and two private
policemen of the seventeenth precinct,
were yesterday before Judge Mansfield,
accused of acts of the most barbarous in
fraction of the rights of two citizens. whom
they beat and kicked and then confined in
station house all night.
+ r.- 2 The Dog Pound. - :
Mr.. Bergh has addressed note to Mayor
Hoffman, in which he shows that by the
reduction to twenty-five cents of the
bounty offered for the delivery of dogs at
the pound, foot of Twentieth street. the city
has saved about $1,000 in two months. The
number of dogs destroyed this season is
93S; last season. 763. But two cases. of
supposed hydrophobia were reported in the
two months ending the 1st of September. .
Arrived.
The steamer Hibernia, from Europe, has
arrived. - y , 81 !
- BIZ Arrested. -n>Tt - TT-57
Tommy Hadden, of the Water street con-
yersionists, was yesterday arrested for
shanghaighing sailor. d- - 7'sH'1
IA Ineligible.
At the Labor Congress yesterday Miss
Kate Maloney was elected by an oyer
whelming majority Second Vice President.
1t was found she was ineligible. sLSs ~ 2 q
E-- The Conspiracy Case.
The Rollins alleged conspiracy case was
again up before the United States Commis-
sioner to-day, and two or three witnesses
were examined but noting of Importance
ELECTED. -v~ TH '7'i1TPsF F7lkF
Labor Congress.las B'gi
| Q The Labor Congress to-day was occupied
in the discussion OF the platform offered at
last evenings session. After censid-
cradle discussion the clause deprecat-
ing strikes was stricken out. Ex-
ception was taken to the financial
plank in the platform. and the monetary
system was discussed until adjonrninent.
The discussion was resumed at the after
noon session, but was finally adopted as
originally reported. A resolution was
unanimously adopted recognizing the
right of the workin gmen and workingwo-
men of the nation to strike when all other
just and equitable concessions are refused
The Jacob A. Stamler has arrived here
with the passengers and crew received
from the steamer Melita,, whose destruction
by fire was reported by cable. f.o',, 81 e.
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new YORK stock rIarEet-sep

GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull and ~
fHsS a aassSRs &c Il bsat do Is f
@1105s; do new l0s24 @1O957ss; do J67 1857
@109zs; do '6s 109144; l0-4e's 1045s s@1O4I.
$50 prieest-Wells' Express 29J4 1AmerIr
lean 4911s; Adams 5111s@52; United States
59A@50; Merchants Union 24@2414; Pa
@34114; N. YsGentral rI2s1s @I271I Onto 65Hs !
Mississippi 2s5s@29 Wabash 6012 Z: al % ~
preferred IS; Michigan Central 1880
1lS1a; Michigan Southern S41s@S456; 1a-ssi
ledo 1913 @l0214; Ft' Wayne 10914@ Io93a;
rerre Haute 4219@43; do, preferred 62. sSaqSs 5S
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TELEGRAPH.
Minister Johnson's Speeches.
&c, sc.,,l0 H&e.,,Ys sc.
u9sf syEd PM .i1a. 'T1 af5 ,LcT'ag gfaT5t d .
DOMESTIC NEWS. ?
The Democratic Meeting al Y anes-
f-ania f3TEuuu vilie.sq i1a -siLa- 1'' .a-

The Democratic Meeting al II Zanes-
i'-anl- f57souE viiie.sq ira -aiLa- 1'' .a-
~, a., Especial by P. 4 A. Line.l 5.l al :,
- arilsgEtz tla ZANEsvLLE, O., Sept 25. 2 d
q The Democratic mass meeting here to-
day was well attended, considering the
heavy rains of the preceding four days, the
consequent state of the roads and the
murky appearance of the sky. s5ihE,z ~. -. -.
Tonight the first torch light procession
of the campaign Oft White Boys in Blue
aud Seymour Guards, excelled any demon
stration in enthusiasm and numbers ever
before made in the city. i.'R,fI,J 9o enc "a
There are now being held two very large
and enthusiastic meetings, composed al
most entirely of residents of the city, much
larger than eitherIof the great meetin gs
on the eve of last falls election. ai' u '"0s' /.
General Thomas Ewing was the speaker
of to-day, and Judge Briggs and Colonel
ConneH this evening. ...y.-r o,ii,,- H.. ID
The turnout and meetings tonight sur
pass the expectations of the most sanguine
Democrat, and have covered the effort OF
the Grant Guards last Saturday evening
with shame, while for the latter the
weather was the most favorable T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.-The lovers
of good, dancing will, take, notice that a
grand masquerade ball will be given at
Ambos Hall, on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember Both, by that prince of managers,
Mr.. ALT. NJ. Jelleff. This is the first mas
qderade ball of the season, and with ex-
cellent music, good order and unexception-
able management, will prove the affair of
the season. Don't fail to attend.
sep26- sat, ,tu&wed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

ProvinciaI Exhibitiou!

HAMILTON, CANADA, Sept. a..
The pFosihcial exhibitor continues
here. 1000 tickets were sold to-day. John
Hamiitoh of Strabare, 40btafred the pr:ze,
of $100, and other first prizes for white and
red wheat, The show of oattletfs the BEST
ever seen in Canada. At meeting Of the
agricultural association Hon. David Chris-y
tiewas deputed to visit the United States
toinvestigate cattle disease. Lewis Allen, <
Commissioners of New York, Mr.. Hall, of !
Chicago, and other Americans had an in
.rual meeting, with members of the
30 .rd,s in relation to the disease, and de-
cided that, no action, could, be-, taken to
Withdraw restrictions until Christie's re-
port was received. ...--.. ..-.-. EseT's 7 3dzf,
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NIOnureaI.
MONTREAL, Sept. 25.

lHONIKEAL, OepC. 70.
Accounts from the interior of NEW 'l
Brunswick speak of the potato disease,
which makes great ravages. In some ?
places fields are completely 1blackened /,
within a few hours. ,''''.-----.liail sss'qEa
/ The dominion rifle tournament is closed.
The Government dispatched afspeeialoJ
agent to Labrador tcsinquire into the dis
tress among the inhabitants.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

gHoILowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-In-
dolent sores for which the regular pharma-
copeia provides no real remedy are COM
pletely healed, in two or three weeks, by
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. Its balsamic veg
etablel qualities have q most wonderful eff
feet upon the diseased flesh and completely
iextirpate the virus which feeds the ulcer
orsore. AS morbid condition of the whole
system is generally a concomitant of dis
charging ulcers an occasional dose of Hol-
ioway's Pills may assist, and expedite the
cure. Sold by all Druggists.
jy9 d1y-cw aiz'- %5S-7''-
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Franklin County Democratic Ex.
ecuiive Committee Room

The Franklin County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee Room Thurman Hall) will
be open during the campaign from 9o'clock
A. Nj. to 10 o'clock P. M. tSundays except
z y Democrats are cordially invited to
cali. JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm'n.
w. S. HUFFMAN, See'y.
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iChicaro rra,ket-sent a. a . :

FLoUR--In better demand; 81 SOS 90,
for spring extra. - ~
WHEAT-Opened firmer and higher;
81 4534 for No, 2; sales No. L at $i5l14@
I "a; No. 2 81 4534@l 49,. Sales No. :
/ SCORN--No. l 1c, lower; No, 9, dull and
134e lower; sales No. at 9l@92c, No. 2 at
90@901s, rejected Ssc, closing at 9111ss(@ q
sOS4e tor No. /. Sales this afternoon aI'9l'
oAfs-steady; 5214 @59s4c for No. and
No 2. and 5O1s @5lc'for rejected, closing at
52@5214c Tor former. a9Vi9 shg y }snI Il
81 l71s@1 is; No, 2 at 81 L. elosidgy neml-r
BARLEYlMore active; 81 75@f rs for II
No. 2 and SlI57@f 60 for rejected, closing
at 81 77@l 771a lor Nao2.sTs sidsGE0Hi VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

SIXTY DAYs.-At the Columbus Bazaar,
Books, Stationery, Wall Paper and Fancy
Goods may be boughtsat cost. y So
sept26 -eod4t tn-aorrrrN
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Glncinueti nIarkefEsept. fs5.ga

., FLOUR AMI, Wheat Unchanged.
: CORN-Cosed at S1@1 03.
OATS-60@6lc for Ne.s1.m syah goE7oomeu odI
RYE-Quietl at 81 3S ar tsl3-I,A.a nif % lnga S Sg5
BARLEY-S2@2O2for o. for spring, and s235
@2 45 tor fall. .tsa O; vi &c, oR9q svsH e. 5s1r
COTTON-Dull. .fa,s .f, % ~ i .ysf o. Q, =. - n, !,
TOBACCO-Eirm. '-1ol II .sssa :dSs "a
WHtSKY-Dpll and declining, at 81 40.sssR
MESS sPoRK-S2S o75, holders asking sss1s
500. 1s-a y9di ym7s oi1 2Ivn bns ,Ima ed Fnod'tE
BULK MEATS-Shoulders at, 101sc, g"
sides held at I4e. .IkN aaGid odj 20 lnE1O 'lIso
BACON-Firmer shoulders at 1214011q 7aT
12bc, sides 15@ l6edor clear RIB and clear. iHA
HAMS-Sugar cured hams dull at 19@'e 7o1
zoe. l'l f7l.,5.l sll .II a fsy,r =,
IARD-Quiet at zoe, though sales were bai
made at l9c. sIi1aR -.sEiI 81 Fssos''-l' todf
BUTrER-Firm at 35@40c.ol'eaq ssY-Ts5esa
EGGS-Dull at 25c.e 7Ie sTi isfi rev qi5i 80 %
o,!l9Linseed oil dull at 81 Os;; lard oil
81 45@1 80. -saa'lAe' ao4- 'il ~ 's1'" '9A'
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at S3@6 5O.y 80 e59q adr
HOGS-7@10c gross. 81 Isiiz2s t7ni G2i1 n
SHEEP-Dul at 2@4c gross ,s % 81 i bisy fll GO l.
- -APPLES-In good demand at r$4@5 3d.
per barrel. -r7 md ri. si5-i-g - e-i.q7 ris
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NewYork Market-sept. &c.

Z COTTON-Firm; sales at 251 1aac for mid
ding uplands, closing quiet. on -ysd
lFLOUR-Heavy, 5@10c iowvr for COM
mon and medinm.a ~ RI Hci7h her I997f CT 9Lcms
,b IWHEAT-Very. dnll and noninally ga tht
80 lower for spring. The decline in LIVER "A
pool and the material advance in Ocean, ia
freights has seriously checked the export dT
demand. ,ssaa'is y aaid1 sGotg edt ia
RYE-DulI at 81 i47a1n so. 'Gei isdI
y OATS-Dull and heavy at 74c. i ~ 81 " &C.,
and 81 1719@l Is for sound mixed wessss Esd
ern af1Oat.2 ,asciIsG 1csid -di tg jHH0 -tgsJ
y PORK-Dull; sales, of mess at S2S 25,s
check till next Tuesday: more offered at, - y
Bi5 BEEFEQuiet and unehaGged.i 30 5Sk
CUT MEATS-Qdiet, in bu yers favor - 5SigIF e N
pa BACONlDull and droepi ing.ssjoo : d nigI ysdT
LARD-Heayy 191s @l934c forn fair9to
Is EGGSASteady at 2ze a.,di 11t god iabat 9 II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

WE hope every Union organization in
the city will disavow the stoning, formally,
and will aid all good citizens in ferreting
out the, authors: and bringing them to just
punishment.--JO,andl. 5aH 49, alisz ii,'.- :.
But Will tney 40 sr ~ TA!f,t Ay' lnefeS 'he
rub!n Will they do It? N'V'GS
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A Draw.
MONTREAL, Sept. 2;

/ sh "A v'.'t -r - moNTREAL, oepC. z0.A tAN
| Owing to the rain it was impossible to
eontinde the cricket match this morning, = :
as intended. The match, Therefore, Is saF
draw. The eleven leave this morning for
Boston, where they will arrive Saturday y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING At a
meeting OF the County Commissioners, held
yesterday, Messrs. B irbee and Gulick being
present, the following bills were allowed: !:
Comfy & Smith, advertising, S22 so; cost
bills to Samuel Gulick. s55 5e;;i w E. Hone,
s3s05; Chris Bartling, S31 90 ;a.Myles Daily,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

81 BUCKLEY (the live Oysteman) says he
wants to sell the balance of those Fruit
Cans cheap.
The y must be soldlthisweek.l4i5 lis ~
aug5-dtonov2S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

FRESH OYsTERs,-John, Marzetti, the
popular oyster aud fruit dealer, No 80
High street, il. daily receiving the best oys-
ters in the market. and is selling them
cheaper than last year Give John q cali.
sept26-1t U9hUih3 brz cIJO8AEAld
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

HARKl-"'Twas the cannon's distant
roar. Did ye not hear it?" No! Twas
only John 6. Thompson and squad firing
Spiv's uwiud-gun, as it ratified, Ger the
Nicolson, at dusk last evening, on their re-
turn from Hilliard's.-Joarnal. si1s1 siliz.s
Is it possible the local OF the. Journal was
with the White Boys in Blue Gun Squad !?
We have no other wind gun" vral zrI,F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

NXruRALIzED.N NicholaN summerford
and John Murphy, natives of ireland, were
naturalized by Judge Pugh, of the Probate
Court, Yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

BASE BALL MEfTrN1e N1e.2-The Banner Base
Ball Club will meet at their rooms at N
O'Clock this Saturday evening, to attend to
business, A full, attendance is requested.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

SCHOLARSHIPS in Columbus Business
College sold at forty dollars till October 1st.
sepA- st
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

GREENBAoKs or good notes at 3d. So or
80 days, received in exchange for Scholar
ships in Columbus Business College. 3. p $40,
sssa,,los o. 5Is 's7HiaEirEHu aa- TI' tlo '''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

BEAUTIFUL MUsIc.AWe have received
from J. H. James, Jr- of the Ur6dna U,sion,
two very stirring Seymour and Blair CAM
paign songs, the wordsof which are written
by him. One, Paying of the Green," has
been published in. these columns ;si the
other. g"The Banner OF Seymour and
Blair" quartette. music by j. A. Porter,
has the true ring, and must prove popular
with Democratic glee clubs Thanks for
the remembrance. ~ l5 ~ ~ b5@ s;i5t-I
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'coMMERcIAI%'MA1TERS.'

New York Money Market-Sept 25.idsl
GOID-.Firmer; opening at 142;ll closing, q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

cB Yesterday was I dark, damp and
gloomy, and the city presented a. dull and
cheerless aspect. But few arrests were
madeiby the police, and local news was un'
usually scarce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

Perhaps it is not generally known as
1t should be, that salt put in the mouth
will instantly relieve the. conyulsiye mever,
ments in fits, either in children or animals.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

Il COLUMBUS BUSINESS COLLEGE took the
premium at the State Fair. See Randall &
zAston's Window III nl sepMs3t 7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26
LOCAL NOTICES.

AT cost for 60 days, the entire stock at
the Columbus Bazaar.
sept26-eod4t
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milwaukee, Market-September a.
FLOUR-Dull and prices unchanged.
WHEAT--Unsettled; 81 561s for No. ]
in store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

TEMPERANCE LEcTURE-Mr. John Mot
fatt, the agent OF the Temperance Alliance,
of the State of Ohio, will deliver an address
on temperance at the Town Street Metho-l
dist Church, tomorrow Sunday at three
O'Clock P. M. Inasmucheas temperance
lecture is rather rarity here now. and
Mr.. Moffatt is an eloquent speaker he
ought to have good audience, and we be-
speak for him the attendance ofOurreaders.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

NNETY-FIFrH o. ". I.seThere will be
a special meeting of the members of the
Ninety fifth Ohio Regiment at the room of
the Association, this fSaturday). evening.
for the transaction of Important business,
A communication from their late Colonel,
Judge TBrumback.7 of Newark, has been
received, and demands Immediate action.
Let every member of the regiment in the
city be promptly or, hand at7, o'clock. " :
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lToledo NlarKet-sept1 q.

tVr ELOUR--SaleS white wheat at S1l 25.
WHEAT-+Shade lower sales white
Wabash at 50 81; white Michigan 50 IL; !
No. 2 de 50 90; amber Michigan 50 0O3d@
2, Oh; seller Septemberg gS2s0l; buyer dol
50 OIL; seller October 81 90; No. 1 red win,-
ter 50 I01; No. 2 fdo 81 S5;TNo. do 81 6S;;I
No; l spring 81 6s;I Noa 2 dosl So; No. 3
eokN@is low lower srrfisaalEsssG sales No a. q. 81 90;
yellow ST. 03.9 sh1 1"i 'aeNf3 - 'V'5'
JOAT5-lc lower; sales No. at 571a@5Sc.
RYE-Unchanged;5 sales at 81 26 Tor
IBARLEY-steady; sales at 81 ,7s for, ,r.
State, and 81 SIS for Canada. 81. ''' " 'sl
p II ST., Louis Market-Sep. 25.o I.e
y FLOUR--No market, except, for low,
grades, and very little demand for them. .
CORN-Little better at 92@e6c. .no2sv
lOATS-Unchanged at 52@54c, n, ,.rsd
boz PORK-Firm at 500. 3 ~ [r' . si''i7o
OB OBAC0N+I Irregular;n Shoulders III s@i
l2524c; eleag sides l51s s@l5334e.G trsada nd
J., LAR5RiFflSf1a@ls34e ,ads5if in tierees and 2o14c
.WalsKYf-Firm at 81 50. I'd, 1,,za9gs 20 ~ l@1
5ssir Buffalo Market-sept. a5.ad s'eV
WHE1AasTI--lF5irmer; At Gle offered for No. 2;
CoRN-Inactive; held at 81 os; no Abny--
rers.g 't1svo 5i hS1lf o. nC2BW SD las
.0ATs---.Actiye at Ssei on spot; e21sc to-
raBAKLEY-Uhehanagged; sales sales of Canada q ns5so
FREIGHTS-Dull and UNCHANGED. .nTvl
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Meeting of The eaeymOur and BIa Il.
~ Ward Club Officers. Al

There win be a meeting OF the several
Seymour and Blair; Ward Club. officers at
Thurman Hall, on Monday evening, Sept.
2Sth, for the purpose, of making arrange
ments to attend the Mass Meeting, to be
held at thewest front of the State House,
on Tuesday yevening, Sept, a9Sh9s The Off
GERS of the White Boys in Blue are invited
to attend this meetinga NgO3 tTNNO) } Ay0N
. -omaN J.nG. THoMpsnS. Chrl,hII01.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

BRAKEMAN KILLED.-A brakesman7 on q
freight train on the G. c. & I. c. railroad,
named Humphreys, about 35 years of age,
was killed on Thursday night, by falling
from the train near Greenville, Darke
county, while it was in motion as is sup
posed. He had been on e the road but a
short time, and, it is thought, overcome by
loss of sleep. he not knowing the danger,laid
himself down on the top of the car and
fell off. He was from Maine. 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

ExrEsD1se HER BoRpERs.-The city Of
Portsmouth, Ohio having, by a vote of the
people of that city, agreed by q majority
of 1,34s'in total vote of 1879 to extend
their city's limits, by annexing a portion
of Wayne township, Scioto county, there
to, the necessary papers were on3Yesterday
filed with the Secretary of State, and the
city Of Portsmouth has now permission to
spread herself =, a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26
GEN 7. THOMAS EWING, iii JrI b
g.oS . 1 -a1oWE4L ADDRESS 10 inebn9;ai
THE ! II, .P,EaPLE Dr. COLUMBUS LMliii Is 5sa sd
JneN Issw G -4lT. 5TnHfrr--t"oA az cd 500
sd noilq9o4b sjai "a .aisb jhcl
West Front Of the Capitol,
'sz ere
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT SEP g.5.s 20.

10 7oGob JoHN e. 'THoMnpssaoNN, \ - 2''
,.,. Chairman. Democratic Co. Ex. Com.
w. S. HUFFMAN, lSec'y. Tot sisEHt1ot
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

On, dry up! You make too much noise
with your mouth. Folks will think yon
are an ass.-J our7aal. sei.A - e -. l
If there be man in Columbus who don't
know Chawles 1Jeemes Yellowplusb, alias
Count Lavender, to be an ass, we never
saw that man. He caught the complaint
"when henI-aw-was-aw-in-awAW ome.s
He might perhaps had a toucho assininety
before he went there, but when he came
back he was broken cut with it all oyer,qI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

MAST AND NUTs.-Oak and beech mast
are abundant, and hickory nuts, butternuts
and walnuts are plenty in the woods here
abouts. How. jolly it is ofa cold winter
night, when the storm howls around the
chimney stacks or whistles through the
key-hole, and the whirling snow flies in
binding eddies in the faces of policemen,
local editors and other unfortunates whose
business compels them to be out, to sit In
front of an open fire, with a basket of hick-
ory or walnuts on the stand table before
you, fat-iron between your knees and
hammer in your hand, cracking nuts
and jokes, and drinking in comfort
and cider. How well we remem-
ber the old log cabin aof our early
days, with its huge fireplace, so big they
had to build it out doors with the father,
his pipe in his mouth, his head leaned back
against the jamb under the pine MANTLE
piece, his eyes half closed, looking the en-
bodiment of satisfaction and content; the
mother opposite with her knitting basket
on the edge of the table beside her, stop
ping now and then to answer some sques-
tion propounded as to what made the wind
blow, and the snow fly, by what was then
a fair; haired urchin, the pet Of the circle,
but who is now big, burly fellow, fight
ainglhis own way in the world. The other
children cracking nuts, or studying les
sons to be rscited in the fdreary,o uncom-r
Portable school house, two miles distant on
the morrow. 1t was jolly family party
that, and merry times they had. Now,
some.ha9e gone down to the grave. and the
signing willow breathes their requium; !;
Others are wanderers, all are separated, yet
the pictures of the nutting frolics in the
fall and nut. cracking in the winter dwell
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26
NEW YORK NIELANGE.e
Committed.
1E9lEEll NEW 5EoRK. Sent. d.

\ (.TI9 IA New YORK, Sept, 25.
8 The notorious Sophia NJ yers, recently
pardoned out of the State Prison by Gov.
iFenton, has again turned up2in' the Police
Court. She was yesterday committed by
Judge Mansfield to answer charge of
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