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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

The CHEAPEST OYSTERS IN THE Cry
Who does not know =" Italian John," the
genial, good natured seller of good things
to eat and drink, at his old stand on North
High street, next door to Deshler's new
building? John is now in receipt of the
choicest canned, cove and shell oysters
fresh from headquarters, which he is serv-
ing in any shape, and in any quantity de-
sired, cheaper than can be found elsewhere
in the city. Go and see John and learn
the fact for yourself, that all the above is
strictly true. His oysters are the best to
be found in the market. I
noy23-d1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

Wilson, East Lawn. Additfon xto
-ssi-za''s the City of Urbana.

That tfbana is bound 70 Decome 8dAfKo
city and at theSsame time q manufacturing
city is made manifest by the operations Of
capitalists, and yshrewd observers Of such
pros pectiye Interests. Moneyed men from
al, parts of the Union are settling, perma-
nentIy. there, and making valuable i'm
provemenfs for their oeIYn own eonvssnience AND
the advantage of the towps,, ssoi sae,,s,.
Railroad facilities have placed Urbana
right in the center of the travelling PUBLIC,
and this fact alone has called the attention
of business men from distance to tbs, SUI
perior advantages offered for making,h
large place of the small city, Jaota -abIo
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, Jrr has been en-
gagged for rsome time past in completing his
plats and making arrangements for the sale
of large number of valuable bnilding and
gardening lots, now and yet to be needed BY
the increasing population, in East Lawn
addition to the city as well as, the tract adj
joining it on the south and extending 70
Scioto street. In the meantimeI he has
graded and graveled Washington Avenue;
an extension of John street, Il to the fease
line of the Kenaga farm; Madisonf Avenue,
an extension of Boyce street. to the same
point; East Lawn Avenue from Scioto
street to Col. j. b. Armstrong; farms ahd
as well, has prepared to- open out trans
verse streets, running gnorth and SOUTH from
the northern line of East hawnsto Scioto
street, Alleys of the ordinary width are
laid out, and in such manner as to give aez
cess to every lotand parcel Of ground.,co7
In East Lawn there has already been
graded and graveled no less than two miles
of streets and avenues; giving altogether,
a. pleasant drive in regular routine, of no
less than five miles of the best graded and
grayeled road in the Staten alt brs3s
Mr., Andrew, Wilson has ,fultiilled every
promise made at the sales of lots hereto,
fore controlled by him in Urbana, and this
should be guarantee. that this sale, taking
place on Thursday, Nov. 26th, npustlgo ,oa.,a
a An indueemcnt is offered TO all persons
in the way of a free donation ,(to all 1.-THE
purchasers of lots). of Lot No, 100, being
ths beautiful grassy knoll just east Of the
corporation line and fronting on Seioto
This property 10 valued at 5000, and cons
tains eight large city lots, The purchasers
of the other lots will decide amongst themd
selves who shall receive a warranty deed
for the property. l.ia I'd hlsIia si IsaWo
"A dinner, in honor of the day; will be
spread before the people, and none will
come to the sale unwelcome. d9Ha ob OF IS
The railroads leading to Urbana have all
been consulted, and have contracted to fHr-
nish special cars from Cincinnati f6aps
dusky, Dayton, Piqua, Columbus and
Akron, and all intermsdiate pointsTpasf
sengers for Uroana free Of fare,isrw isom
All persons will be conveyed from all
parts of the city to the sale and ret9rned
free of charge. ,F..4. M t.tsa1t nyad BAD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
HAY III.
SaInaye Defeated.

----- SRlnaVe DeseaIe0.
/ rs = IN .SIs- New YORK, Nov. Al. IL
Later advices from Hayti state that Sal
nave had been defeated at JEROME, and a
vessel with large guns had arrived at St.
Nearie for the Caicas.
q Cape Haytien Attacked.
/ Cape Haytien was being vigorously at
tackled by the insurgents. = ~ -. r
So British Residents. s-s.l
The commander of the British war YES
sci had orders to prevent the BON bard
ment of any town where British residents
were engaged in trade. s s. VI
Rumors.
There was rumor that a Government
had been Installed under the Presidency
OF Nassaige Saget, at St. Marie, in the
North, and General Dominique held his
own as President in the South. :.
4.'f .Bib1E The Latest.
PoRT Au PRINCE, Nov. z,
E .z. ~. VIA HAVANA, Nov. 21}
President Salnave returned to this port
yesterday from Cape Haytien, with his two
men of war. ~
General Nissago Sazet is concentrating
numerous forces around Goniaves, and tx-
poets soon to attack the Salnaveists there:
-..s- HAVANA, Nov. 81.
Later advices from Port au Prince are at
hand. The revolutionists are again maxi
ing progress. The excitement against
Americans has not abated, but seems to be
on the increase. .fl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
SOUTH AMERICA!
Caxlas and the Allied Army .a

CaxiaS and the Allied Army
III j. New YORK, Nov. 2l.n 2
Later advices from Paraguay state that
CaXias, with the allied army and fleet, had
arrived in front of the Paraguayan works
near Villeta, but was deferred from an as
sault by the natural defenses of the position.
On the 1st of November, however, a recon-
noitering party su ceeded in capturing an
important redoubt, while the ironrlads
hotly bombarded the ,Angostora tortIfica-
ton. ~. ----.p ~.
Lopez is reported to have shot both his
brothers and to have his sister in prison.
60 New Minister. EeFt
Mr. Mcmahon, our new Minister to Par
aguay, was to leave Rio Janeiro on the 25th
of October, with the American fleet, to OBJ
cain Justice from Paraguay. and three Eng
lish and French men-of-war had already
gone-up the river on asimilar errand.
Delay of the American Squadron.
The delay in moving of the American
squadron is said to have been caused by a
difficulty between Rear Admiral Davis and
General Webb, on a point of etiquette. ,
| Defense of Vashburne.
General Webb has published card ex-
.onerating Washburne from all blame in the
course he took in Paraguay, and asserting
that any other course would have cost him
his lite.1 81 asG s52aGs " 80 7.5
.-risy Bliss and -HIastermap. Tgs
The last accounts state that Bliss has
been tortured by Lopez and Masterman
shot. -.ii 1 81 ..s'
\ of 9Washburne at ST. Thomss.
Minister Washburne has arrived at ST.
Thomas, from Paraguay, on board the U.
S. steamer Shamokin. 90. ~ sE"t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
CincinnatI market-yoy. eI.


FLOUR-Firm; family 81 50@S Co.,
WHEAT-Scarce and firm at 81 so for
No red and 50 10 for white.
CORN-Firm and nominal; 5S@59c for
new, old nominal. --- s -
OATS-Steady; 57c for No l. e, = ~. -.
BARLEY-Dull and not much demand;
Canadian 50 25@2 80, s4fLktts
CoTToN--Firm at 2214c for middling
uplands. ~ .-5arzsss :
wHISKY-Quiet at 97c. .,---.f =, .s'-.
HoGS-EasieI; Sc 1907 so gross; light
to extra 5000 25. z,'-,..r-
GREEN MEATs--Easier; held at 71sse
1014@llM some extra heavy sides and
small weli trimmed hams sold at quota
tions, but a deduction from quotations
generally asked. 80. :.
BULK MEATS-Good demand; 3s1c for
shoulders and 3k@l4c, for clear rio and
rIear sides packed but not more than half
LARD -ILimited demand; 141zc for
prime steam and l5c for kettle. -,
BACON-Dull; shoulders can be bought
at 12c. - - = - - - -
BUTTER-Scsrce and firm at 35@39c.
aEGGS-Advanced to 49,, 49, ~ !.
eSEED-Very dull; clover can be bought
at S12 80: timothy So 20; fax dull at 50.
| OILTIinseed dun and nominally ,un-
change; iobbing sales only at 95e; lard
oil 81 25@1 80. ~. ss9,s5 .ZaITgov
! 7PETR0LEU M-Firm; refined '2s@3o.
+ BEEF CATTLE-Dulf and unchanged !;
common, to prime 1905 % per GENITAL,
SHEEP-Uuchapged and quiet; $2@2 s5
for common to good; SIS 80 for prime to
choice and well fatted. = -. =
. sSUGAR-Dull and Unchanged; sales of
Cuba at 12119@l411a; Porto Rico at l3H@l
LOG. r..-J =. e1s1.-.s L.i..i 10 sfi r.- ~
/ COFFEE-In fair demand; sales at 2l@
25c. -n.ss=i sbGs .EOE - HHzDsf
APPLES AND sPOTATOES-DuH but
not lower. -.t,.- ;it'
CHARACTERISTICS !; cultivated
bring %: per 10, and wild 20c. -s.i ii..d ~
CHEESE--In good demand and firm at
l6@1sc; shipping demand good. =, ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
New York stock market-Nov. 81.

.tGOVERNMENT STOCKS Firm, es-
pecially exportable bon ds.C Coupons of 81
114N@l15; do '62 1Tl1S@II154; do '64 1O711l
@1071a; do go l013s@lU11s; 10 new 1lO16
@tl0l4i do i67L L1l036 q ll6lS; Sdo 16s li0ls
@ll05s; 10 40s 1855 @l0555s. -
the result of the natural reaction from the
late excitement in prices. Opened at 1S@L
per cent. lower, the chief exceptions being
Toledo and Northwestern. which were n
@}lc better. At the regular board there
was a slightly improved feeling, but
after stocks were offered freely, and
prices io fell 1s@1 per cent! New
York Central being Especially Weak
Erie sold down to- AZ; smarkeea at tie
point, especially on New York Central and
st. Paul, the general market, however. re-
mains quiet and TRANSACTIONS light. Ex-
press stocks steady.
A5:30 priees-lWells' Express 267z@N ;
American 4l1a@42; Adams 47@474; UNI
ted States 4412@45;. Merchants Union 100
l9R ! Pacific Mail 11434@115;s Western
Union Telegraph 36@3614; New York Cen
trail 1235s@l233; Erie 4055 @4034; Read
ing ing, sss@sss ssssf Terre a ss,ss. sS@to Wa
Wayne 1857 lOs3z; Ohio IS Mississippi
303s s@305s; Michigan Southern s61a @s65s;
Illinois Central l4111%s; Pittsburgh $500
s534; Toledo 99A@lo0; Rock Island loi q
@l0l5s; Northwestern s41a@Sl34; Column
bus, Chicago & Indiana Central 70.
The Commercial says reports ale current
of extensive forgeries in foreign exchange
or letters Of credit having been perpetrat-
ed in London. They are said to have ap-
peared in all the principal money centres
of the world. 'A'i so.'I. t'- I sui $40 ss1i'' -
1t is stated that large number of the
leading brokers have signed paper not to
deal in Erie, or lend money ON it as col
lateral. In open board, a resolution was
offered and referred to the executive COM
mittee. looking to the appointment of a
committee of the two boards for the, pur.
pose of considering the question of having
all stocks called on the regular list, come
from some responsible financial institu.
ton. -' h'' s'-'',i l.h'f-iaa. ~ % '- - u
The gold exchange has increased its adj
mission fee to $4,000, but laid on the table
the resolution tosexclude powers Of attor-
ney. a.i3E y L - . 751rsG sslisG ID 5'a-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
orRRA HOUSE g ss.A.rruunaIplf ss..ruaI,l N,IneHr.-such

OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY NraHr.-Such
a scene as that presented in front of the
ticket Office az the Opera Houseon Satur-
day night was never witnessed In this city
before. FROM about six O'Clock until eight
there was never ending crush of people,
lstruggling, forcing forward and pushing
back In their frantic efforts to get tickets
and get away from the window. Two la
dies and little girl were considerably in
jured in the jam. One of the ladies tainted
on being got into the theater. Throuehthe
prompt and kind attentions of Jne. Q. A.
Robinson, NJ. D., she was in short time
sufficiently recovered to be removed to her
home. That the proprietors of the Opera
House owe 1t to themselves and the public
to prevent repetition of the disgraceful
scenes Of Saturday nights certain. What
object Is It for persons to purchase reserved
seats, IL they cannot reach them without
having their clothing torn off and their
ribs broken in the attempt to get
through such jam? Make some
different arrangements, .Messrs. Comstock
and Smithafo or we must advise ladies to
stay at home lon Saturday nights. Why
cannot there be a gallery entrance made
to the north side of the hall and place
liked for selling tickets, 50 that at least
one-haif Of the struggle for tickets could
be had therelf Such an entrance and
exit is greatly. needed anyhow, for in
case of fire, with such crowd as was'sat
the Opera House on Saturday night, one +
halteof the people could not, as the place
Is now arranged, get out of the building. /
The crowd coming from the gallery would
meet that coming from the dress circle.
and death to some one would certainly re-
suit. We believe there is a law In regard
to this matter, and also in regard to block I
ing the passage ways of places of public !
resort with chairs, which should BEEN
forced. = Hia a"t's4
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0bw Statle'spaan, e
tATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
wASHINGToN.s1 .s1
Drspatch from Admiral Davis.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Il.
The Navy Department has received vo-
luminous uIspaCenss Irotn Near AnniraI
ra y ~ ,,,i,,stifo ~ arrast s1d IN nriann
ment of Bliss and Masterman, American cit
izens, by the Paraguay an authorities.
Commander Kirkland, of the Wasp, says
he received Minister Washburne and family
on oouro ne sSssS. J,s,t w zig Wv,
view with Jonez. who EXPRESSED unlimited
friendshin for the IJnited States. but de-
nloreJ what he termed the unprincipled
leonduct 0f Washburne. The Para xuayans
'treated the Wash most hospitabIv and fur
nisbed needed snnnlies.
r., c,,,,
y. q ELASshIr n.ob- ooEHSihhh'f ae
hlo DE vANEiho' oo'ooei No
SIR: L have the honor to Inform the De-
partment that have invited 4denefal NC
Aahou, the Minister OF Paraguay, ana his
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to build Q double row flag crossing
across Center alley at the north side OF Long
street,. vv8SH ~ stiiFp 8IiiTr 81 Tf6I
of the city Of Columbus Ctwo-thirds Of ali the
members concurring). That double row fsS cross
Of Long street, in accordance with the D al there
of on flei in the cfice Of the City Clerk; s.,s
SEC: 2 That all damages. costs and expenses
be assessed and levied upon. the several 10 s Of
land fronting abutting the north side Of LONG
street from High street to Third street = iii Sd
- a. President Of theCity Council. ~
Attest: L. Z. WILSON, City Clerk. -
novl9 dit, y "a LllM --.lL0l 10 nllLI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
Z chicago market-Nov. 81.

FLOUR-In good demand and firm;
spring extras So 1907 90. 90 -is---
1WHEAT-Firmer and more active; No.
l advanced 3@4r; sales at 81 2S1a@1 80;
No. 2 advanced 31a@4c; sales at 81 lac
l 16; closing at 81 10 for winter, aud 81 IA
al 1415 for round lots of regular; sales of
No. this afternoon at 81 49, .ssE5so.k
CORN-Olj quiet and shade easier.
with sales of No. l at $4,000, and No. 2 at
75c; closing quiet at 90c for No. /; new in
fair demand at 57@6lc inlstore; closing at
at 5Sc; sales of No. 1 since change at S9c. {
OArS-Firm. quiet and l@l15c higher;
sales at 46@471ac; closing at 47(@471sc.
in store. -..-y5r-s-s-.sssslss
BARLEY-Firmer; No. 3@4c higher;
sales at 81 69@1 20; closing at 81 66@1 81;
rejected at 81 4O@l 421a.---r-.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

r THE LEGIsLATURE.-The General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio. will meet this
morning. There is much of Importance
claiming immediate attention at the hands
of the Legislature, and we know that the
best interests of the State will be cared for.
1t will be necessary to elect a Speaker of
Gated by the resignation of Hon. j. F
Follett. Hons. F.. w. ThornhilI, Speal g.
pro tenn, and A. T. WaIling are the candi-
dafaS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

WHAT OTHERS HAVE DONE you MAY DC.
Lone gentleman says, my doctors bills for
five years, averaged one hundred and fifty
dollars :per year. Three years ago pro-
cured one of DIR. Humphreys cases of
homeopathic Specifics, and since that
time my doctors bills have averaged sl5
per year, and we have enjoyed almost un-
interrupted health. Price $40, sent by
express on receipt of the price. Address
HUmPHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED
IclNE Co., 562 Broadway, N. Y.
iyl3-d&W1y-cw T-E-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
NewYork markeLNov. eI.

CoTToN-Less active and steady; 2411sc
for middling. u lnC / IL
FLOUR-Oull, and slightly in buyers
favor.
g. -.WHEAT-Dull and heavy; yslc4s@1 50
tor No. 2 spring. - 4S4tO - ~ y = =
RYE--Fairly active and firm; 81 40 for
: OArS-Quiet a5l7015c for western! =
CORN-Dull; $l-07@1 IL for unsoun' /,
and 81 1901 Is for sound mixed westerh.
4iPORk-Quiet and nominal; $40 90 for
mess 4"''
BEEF--Steady anu unchanged. yr.yy
GU T. 'MEAT5-Steady. W. -
BACON--Dull and dropping.
LARD--Quiet and steady at 1880 1870
for fair to prime steam. q
EGGS-Steady at 34@36c. Il / 3 r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

I ZHoLLowAY's OINTMENT-STIFF JOINTS
One of the most remarkable attributes OF
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT is the rapidity and
certainty with which it relaxes contracted
ligaments and sinews. joints that have
been stiff for years have repeatedly. been
restored to activity by persevering use of
this matchless salye. Brisk friction should
be used in applying it in such cases, so that
penetrate the contracted fbres. Sold by
all druggists. .r. jy9-d1w-Cw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

THERE SEEMS TO BE no end to the new
goods Clark & Farmer are receiving. Yes
terday another large lot OF seasonable goods
arrived. Almost every train brings some
consignment from the East for this estab-
lishment. They come none too fast to sup
ply the wholesale and retail trade they are
establishing. e. nov1l-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
Russalo murket-Noy. 81,

FLoUR-City ground spring Sc 75@
z %.
WHEAT-Stronger; sales of Racine at
81 3O@1 81; No. 2 Chicago at 81 30; Port
Washington Club at 81 %. b
CORN--Western 81 CO.. go -i''t
OATS-Western 5Sc. go. .i.,..- -
BARLEY-Nominal. 4I!-.-i-g..
RYE-NOminal. Market generally firm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

BoARDING.-Persons wishing boarding
in private family can find two pleasant
front rooms by calling at Al East Long
streeI, two squares from the State House
and half square from High street. r
nov2l-d2G .- a-E -r 70 la+t-a-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
An Ordinance
To assess anpecial tai upon the real esfata boupd
ing the east side of high street from Broad street

To assess anpecial tai upon the real esfats boupd
ing The east SIDE Of High street from Broad street
SEoT1oxlI Belt ordai1edr BY the city cS6fcsIi
cents, One min. be and the same Is hereby Levied
and assessed upon each foet front Of fhe iseveran
SosS y sgGs ne
the same, are designated upop the plat,gof ths'
Civil Engineer file in the office OF the City Clerk.
flag crossing across Linn alley at the east side Of,
high street. according to the estimate Of the City
SEC. 2, That the owners of the several lots of
land upon which the fofegoi g assessment is made
due in that behalf to o--------- ---- within
twenty days from the date Of this orduance q bss
subject t9 the interest and penalty allowed uponf
-o ----'5Ir ~ -yadJ 3iWM. BAGHTENI ID
President of the City Council. :
Passed Noy.1e. A. d. 1885, .hifig 5sTT sdt
novi9. dit ~ 80 . 0"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
Resolution to Contract.

Resolved. That the City Civil Engineer be. and
ne is hereby authorized and directed 70
the name Of the city OF Columbus. with John
the east side Of Front street from Town street to
point eighty five feet north Of Town street, upon
For sxcsvsting grading. Thirtysays cents PEI
bricks Mai laid Ia sla per thousand u sdi h
Attest; T.. E. WILSON.
nevls-dlt City Clerk,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

FARMERS CLUB MEETING There was
quite hrg mum ,rr of the live farmers
of Franklin county at the meeting on Sat-
urda November 21st. The Club voted
unanimously to appoint committee to
draw up a memorial to the General Assem-
bly, of Ohio, asking permission for the
Commissioners OF the county to submit the
question to the voters of the said county
whether they wouldtax themselves tor the
purpose of having the State Agricultural
Colfegf located IN Franklin county. The
Chair appointed John 81. Klippart, John E.
Bartlit and james NJ. Fuson such commit
tee.s The committee reported amemorial,
which was unanimously adopted and
signed, and a acommittee appointed to have
itpresented to the General Assembly. The
Club then adjourned to meet on Saturday,
December 9th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Subject
for rdiscussion-Stock and Stock Feed and
best manner OF feeding. Fl. M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

New York Money Market-Nov. 2I.
MONEY-Easy and abundant at 4@6 per
cent on call. 1t Is generally conceded that
the money tied up has been, returned into
circulation. and that there Is no probability
o 5inion on the streetais that the Erie
c ique are large holders of Erie, and con-
sequrntly likely to encourage, ease in
STERLING EXCHANGE Quiet at
1887 4@lG91s, -fer,ao tt5r 1r5; e si7i
G0LDADun and dropping; opened at
1919 and closed at 13414. r9i1E saos
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

Losr.-On Town street, between Deaf
and Dumb asylum and High street. a right
hand fur glove. Any one having found it
will confer favor by leaving the same at
the Neil House. -E w. 80 "a noy23-lt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

SrEc1AL PoLIcEMEN.-Those, special po-
Mcenien appointcd on the night of the fire
at the Lunatic Asylum, and who reported
In pursuance of DR.. Peck's order, will call
AZ the Marshai,s. office this evening at
o'clock and get their pay. = = si7 s''7'iis,t =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

ms .sasfli3Ius DSg gQTroHAsN Negs2l!
The Felian prisoners IN jail here nppder
liberated on bail at once.9 Buckley, Doyle
aud Kinsella, Indicted as accessories to the
Im,rderof ID Afcy MeGee, wih not be lib
GRATED. tlWhalen was reaaIded af1omI jail
last night under a writ of habeasy corp4s,
to be present in the Toronto Court at tfA
argumetit on the application tor q newa
decision may be. I'D Lrr yHau A .f.fl :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

For SALE-House and lot, corner of
Franklin and Washington Avenue. Most
desirable property; will be sold at a bargain
Enquire otJ. W. Moore, No. 4s West North
street.
oct l3-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23
ST. DOM HNGO.
Fi.htins near Azua.

-"IF| FIsHtIHS hesIT -
-a NEW YORK, Nov. 81.
Later advices from St. Domingo state that
General Ozardo was moving with his rev.
olutionary force in Azua, and lighting is
reported near that place.
BaeZ.
Baez's troops, under Caceres, had been
united near Capolita, and the insurgents In
the North had proclaimed Tor Luperon.
Baez continues his infamous outrages on
citizens.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

ALE AND PoRTER.-I am now receiving
regular from Cincinnati, Thatcher &
Dyett's celebrated stock and fresh Ale and
Porter, in pint and quart bottles, put up
for family use, and highly recommended
by ply ysicians ior sickness, &c. .t-.f
also have a stock of Guinness Dublin
extra Stout Porter; Muir 6 Sons Spark
ling Edinburg Ale; English Ale and Por-
ter. esT .ls C. A. WAGNER.
7noy13-tf No. % East State street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-23

COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-Ata meeting
of the County Commissioners, held on
Saturday, Messrs. Edwards, Gulick and
Lisle being present, the following bills were
allowed P. B. Case, counsel for VIM. Gulick
In the State street bridge case, $40; Richard
Neyins, advertising, 1924 70; Comfy &
Smith, advertising, S2l; Woolard &, Thom-
as, gas fixtures, $40 76; Geo. w. Gleason,
stationery for clerk, S35 80; NJ. Krumm,-
work in Treasurer's office, So; B. McEwen,
special constable, State against Meadville,
$50 %. "A, C. King, deputy auditor, was
appointed to examine the bill of Nathan
Cole, Recorder. for transcribing Indexes in
Recorders affice, and to report at the ne1
meeting. Itwas ordered by the board that
$500 be transferred from the general ex-
pense fund to the credit of the poor fund,
for the fire alarm telegraph at the County
Infrmary. .b -5--i..f. - ,..,.