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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10
CANNED FRUITs.

tomatoes, Mrs w w Miller; plums, black
berries. cherries, apples, and bestvariety OF
canned fruits, Miss Belle Innis; raspber-
berries, Mrs H M Osborn; ounces, Mrs G
Obetz; best strawberry jelly. best plum,
and best variety of jelly, Mrs E Corners;
best apple jelly, pear jelly, and best peck of
dried peaches, Mrs ii Innis; best presery es
best variety of preserves, and best variety.
of pickles, Mrs w r Sprague; best picked
cucumbers, Mrs J Wright; best gallon vim
egar, Mrs Arnold. I.vr stIls-,a~3S5
aEaosF.h FLOWERS. s--oFr
In the professional class Underwood &
Co.. were awarded all the premiums,
twenty-six in number. In the amateur
class the following premiums were award
ed: Best collection green house plants,
best variety OF leaf plants, best collection
cactus, fuschias and verbenas, best ever
| green shrubs, best four hanging baskets
! living plants, best floral design, best
auarium and best cut dahlias, Mrs. j. NJ.
Pugh. Best specimen plant best single
specimen leaf plant, best pair hand bo-
uuets, best cut roses, and best ploXes, Mrs.
W. B. Hayden. Best eight varieties geran-
Gums, best single specimen same, best
eight varieties roses, best rose, best calsol-
arias, best arranged vase of cut flowers,
and best cut flowers. other than those
named, Mrs. n. E. Lovejoy. Best basket
cut flowers, Mrs. Nj. Evans best cut ver-
benas, Miss P. Brooks; best display anna
ranths, and best display of astors, Addie
Sprague; best native flowers, named, Geor-
gia Sprague. .47
| . THE RACES ~.
Were again the subject of universal con-
versation, and at the hour for the appear
ance of the horses on the track, thousands
of interested spectators were huddled to-
gether on the overlooking grounds, anx-
iously awaiting the signal to go. The
double-team trot previously announced fol
the hour Of ten in the morning, was drawn
but other arrangements were made, and a
half past eleven the following entries wer,
announced: w. Failing, of this city, pai
of bay horses; James Naughton. of lthi
city, pair of bay horses; F. Phelps, OF Blen
don, pair of brown mares. Mile heats
best in 3. saa.s- - ..a I'D
AT the word, fin start was made will
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10
Ashore.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Oct. 8.

The bark D. NJ. Hall went shore Oct. Sd,
south of SPIT Coos bay Oregon, and is a
total loss. Two men were drowned. - -
A dense smoke has prevailed for several
days past, along the entire Northern Coast,
rendering it impossible for vessels to
leave port. 1t is feared many wrecks have
occurred. ,r .s..s .. n. ..,.l,,,..-,.. 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10
Sunk.

II1 HTIl UlIl -T---I n .MILWAUKEE, UCI JsT
The schooner Green oCuyler was struck
by propeller and sunk last night, in Mill
Waukeee river. She was loaded with wood.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10
AN EARTHQUAKE IN INDIA.

sIs rsasin.t 1if-ib 5sou sir slqm5J 1isi
L7iT frig-..Tr huE -T9V.ay .lfElG nj 9bEa
Sc, Sc, Sc, -.. sc. p,
9 10 yiHicu 'zlzHo7 sgs3 as,.34 sdI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10

Best pair matched road horses or mares,
g w Shapley; best pair matched coach
horses or mares, G w Shapley best pair of
draft horses or mares, w M McCurdy; best
saddle gelding or mare, J Loughrey; sec
ond best, w II Rees; best mare for Hight
harness. G e Phelps; second best, W.T.
Rees; best gelding for light harness, B
Gwynne; second best, T B Dean.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10

l'pg- Played, ,ont-the ~National1 Camel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10
Invesiigation.vEl

In the case of Edward Wilson, a boy of
IA years oflage. whoidied from the effects
of horse whipping -at-the hands of one
Francisco McDonugh, the Coroner's jury
yesterday found Me Donough guilty Z; The
whipping was done with the butt of whip
while the lad was assisting MeDonough at,
his soda water stand. The little fellow was
seriously injured, but denied being hurt
for two or three days, because, he was,
afraid his father wonld give him another
whipping. Coroner Rollins admitted Me-
Donough to bail in $4,000 to answer s,..;I
The Prize Fighf.a n o. >
A special dispatch from the Isleof Shoals.
states that after the prize fight there, yes9
terday, the friends of the. victor. exhibited
great enthusiasm, while those who backed
Kelley were correspondingIyo despondent,r
Kelley himself was very sad and gave vent.
to his grief in tears, whereupona Siddons
started a collection for him, which was
generously responded to by. the SPECTATORS
of the hard-tought battle. OF the two Kel-
ley was the worst punished, his, face mcre
resembling piece OF RAJ sirloin than the
countenance of a human being. Seddons
was only badly pummelled, but his bruises
were more about. the body than the face,
and were of course not so plainly visible.
The spectators, together with the battered
principals. left on board the boats imme-
diately after the fi9ht, which occupied
exactly one hour and thirty-five minutes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10
For Congress.

sI4E j ID Il STaPAUL, MINI, oct. y.
The anti Donnelly Republican conven-
ton yesterday nominated Gen. Andrews,
of st. Cloud, for Congress, in place of Gen.
Hubbard, who withdrew from the contest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10

TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.--The follow
ing transfers OF real estate were left at the
Recorders office on yesterday:
Eli J, Yoakum to Byron M. Standish, Oct.
Sth, Ill acres of land in Sharon township,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22
Our Wholesale Tinware Department
The Good Samaritan,

offer this Steve to sAe paste, who are assured
thiss the nes superior Cook ssse ontred
this market conhining all the latest improvements
Give NJ cali ard luag = 5T yourselves.
r1-Araersf the coauisy will receive promptat VI
tentiop. nnsas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22
CHAPTER 81

An ACT for the Relief of Barton D. Dnnning, Of
Ringgod County Iowa.
WHERsAs, In the year 1861, Colonel John
Edwards was empowered by the Governor Of tho
State Of Iowa 10 organize battalion OF troops 10
protect the southern border Of Tie sad State /;
and
WssesAs, The said Colonel John Edwards
by and with the consent Of the Governor, Of the
state of Iowa, marched sad battalion 10 the city
Of ST. Joseph Missouri and
WHEREAS, Barton b. Cunning, of Rirggoid
county, Ipwe, purchased lathe city OF St joseph,
No. tvs ent u seven hundred pounds of -four, at he
price and sum Of fifty -tour doia n, said purchase
was made for the use and benefit of said battalion,
and was taken IL possession by G. s. Kellogg, the
acting eonmissary for said battalion, ami
Issued to the men rations; therefore,
SEC. 1. Be u tBacfei b. he General Assfwbfg
at he Slats u isra. That there is hereby appro,
priated out Of the State treasury the sum Of sew
enty FIVE &c ten dollars for the use and benefit Of
lald Barton y. nani.ing, and that TIE Auditor Of
S,ate il authorized aGd required TO issue his
rlat upon The state Treasurer for the amount
Aforesaid
sge 2.This oct being deemed az immediate
importance shall take effect and he in force from
nni atter i4 publication in the Nate Esyf.fer and
Iot.a Homestead papsrs published az Des Aoines,
iowa.
Approved April 81. 1863,
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
ef fct b. publication. az required ia Section
thereof, or the 9Th day of April, i, p. lSas.
Ep WRIGHT, See'y OF State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22
Cbe 1aiIp 6atf Gitg.
LAWS OF IOWA.
Published ~ Authority.

II
Is caAprEs u.
AN ACT making Applications for tive LaEfon
Wotd Furnaces, pipes, and Register, furnished
and put in the Adjutant Generals Office aud
Arsenal, by Fuller. Warren Co.
SECTION. i. BE IL eadrfed By the General Assen-
Jiy IF the State Of ioua, That tAore be and 10 here
BY apptvpfiated outof any money III ipstka State
treasury, rot otherwese appropriated the sum Of
seven hundred and fifty one dollars and eighty
cents, Or 50 much thercof as may be neeessarys to
nay Fuller. Warren 4 Co for furnishing and nut
ting up in the Adjutants Generals Once and State
Arsenal two lawson weed furnaces, pipes and
registers, yg9
SEC 2. That upon The press NATION of the bill
for said services, sworn TO by said Fuller, War
rem CO., either Of them their agent and
the eorrecsness thsreef certified BY the Adjutaut
General Of the State, the Auditor Of State Is here
by .athcrized to andt the amount ST said claims,
AID draw his warrant fori he amount thus audited
sEc. 3. This act shall take effect and be 10 force
from anil after It's publication in the iora stote
Regtster aud the ieva Hsnesseaa, Two newspapers
published 1T Des M5;nas.
Approved April ID, ie6s.
hereby certify that the foregoing Aet took eff
feat By publication, as required in Section there
Of, On the 9Th ing Of April A.bslSss
WRiGHr, sec'y Of State.
CRATER 10.
AN ACT to Amend Charter I69 of the Acts Of
the Ninth Eencrnl Assembly in Relation to the
Duties OF Railway Companies
SserIos !. lie II eaas.ett By che Genera! Assem-
btgof the sfdte Of foiea, That MI Companies,
Lsssecs or corporations, hereafter running or op
Grating an railway within this State, thal be
liable FOR iniuring destroying killing any live
STOCK, the same n railroad companies now are,
and all The proyisions Of Chapter l69 of the Acts
OF Tie Ninth General Assembly which apply TO
the putting in Of cate guasde, and fencing ofthe
read TIE injnrng, destroying, killing Of live
stesksthe neglect Of agents, and employees, stlall
be held to apply TO such companies, 1essees, or
corporations. as thoughthey specially named
therein, and parties suffering injuries from the
running and operation of such roads by such par
lies, shall have all the remedies prescribed In
said chapter as fully as they row have against
the railroad company.
sKe. q This act being deemed Of immediate
Importance, shall 60 into effect from and after It's
publication in the Hoiy fora Register, and IoRa
Homestead, newspapers published at Des Mcines,
Iowa.
Approved April Sd, 1868.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act took ef
feet by publication required in Section there
oil, on the 9th day OF April A. D. 1883.
Ep WRIGHT, See,y Of State,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-23
Meeting Of the Union State Central
Committee.

Al meeting Of the State Central Committee o
the Uaion Party of Nevada, held pursuant to call
February 10, 1865, it was ordered as follows:
That State Convention for the purpose of Sc
Letting delegates to represent the State in the
Convention of the National Union Republican
Party, called to meet in Chicago on the Goth OF
May 1865, be called TO meet in Carson City on the
sth day of April next.
Tha. delegates to said convention be apportioned
as follows:
One fer each county, and
One for each Senator ard Representative to
which such county is entitled.
That the several county Central Committees be
instructed to provide for the election of Delegates
70 the State Convention: said elections to be by
direct vote at the Primaries, or by conventions
as the committees may direct. All elections of
delegates to be had prior to the LIST of April next
That at the Primaries for the selection Of dele
gates, the following test be recommended, when
ever a challenge shall be made t. the right of
party to vote:
'sDd you, at the last election for State officers,
support the Union ticket" And will you at
the next Presidential election. support the nomi-
Eees Of the National Republican party:''
C. Z. DELONG, Chairman.
C. n. No1EwARE, Secretary pro tenn.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-23

An AMERICAN ARTIST IN ENGLAND
Bierstadt, the American artist, has been
visiting Queen Victoria. A letter from him
says: was invited to send my pictures
to the royal palace at Osborn for Her Majesty
and the royal family to see. l was also de-
sired to accompany them. I did so, and was
very much pleased with the very kind man
ner in which 1 was received. Her Majesty is
a very charming and agreeable lady, and
makes one feel quite at home in her presence:
She seemed much pleased with my works.
was then invited to see the palace, partake of
lunch, etc."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-23
expression to a plea in behalf Of Repub-

expression to plea in behalf Of Repub
licanism which has but to be employed
anywhere, or at any time, to confound
the wordy advocates of "My Policy"
Omitting some Of the most incisivs
and pungent sentences of this able
speech, we close our consideration there
of by the reproduction of the following,
its earnest and eloquent peroration:
Disguise it as you will, there are but two
| sides to this questionable unrepentant rebel
and the loyal. The former are resolved either
to destroy this Government or make it sub
servient to their purposes !; the latter to main
tain the Union and the Constitution upon
the broad principles Of justice and humanity.
Let the timid and time-serving politician and
the selfish and sordid slave of Mammon, who
have no principle, upon whom the appeals of
justice and humanity are lost, consult their
interest and aid the side they think is most
likely to be successful at the end of the con-
test, although it be continued for ages. For
if traitors can transmit to their posterity their
hatred to the Government, coming genera
tons will demonstrate that loyalty, too, may
be hereditary. If they think the cause Of
rebellion is yet to be triumphant and a loyal
people are to be punished for their sacrifices
to sustain this Government, let them count
the cost of subjugating the victorious veter-
ans whose honor is involved when loyalty is
insulted in the person of the humblest Union
man that loves his country.
Mr.. President, l have no fears for the fu-
ture. believe that there is more good than
evil in man. 1 believe that kind Provi- |
dence is guiding the destinies of America !; |
that the Renublic is TO live not ONLY in name |
but in fact, the palladium of justice, human
ity, and universal liberty.
We ask of Union men: Have We not
reason to be proud that Nevada is rep
resented in the Senate of the United
States by man Of the ability necessary
o conceive of and give utterance to
uch admirable arguments and conclu-
ions as these?
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-23
By STATE TELEGRAPH.

i MONTREAL, February l9.-There is in
tense excitement over the departure Of the
Canadian Papal Zouaves for Rome. Special
services were held at Notre Dame Cathedral,
and over 10000 persons assembled a, the de-
pot to see them off
RALEIGH, NC, February 19.-The Con-
vention are engaged in discussing the SUI
frage question. The majority report is very
liberal, extending the suffrage to all males Of
% years. The minority insist on disfran-
chising the whites to some extent.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, February 19.-The
Convention declared Billings, Saunders,
Pearce and Richardson ineligible and their
seats vacant. Billings, by permission, de-
Tended his claims 10 eligibility in violent
speech. Excitement ran high when Billings
declared his ability to control the negro vote
The lobby was crowded with white and col
ored auditors, who manifested little interest
for the overthrow of the delegates of the
minority. The report defending the eligibi-
lily of the members in question was present.
ed, but not adopted, when the Convention ad-
journed.
There was considerable disturbance after
adjournment. One man was shot. The
parties were arrested by the police.
General Meade has gone to Atlanta.
tits believed the Convention will now pro-
coed to consumma.e its legitimate business.
HAVANA, February l9.-The Congress of
New Grenada assembled at Bogota, and de-
clared Senior Guertez President Of the Re-
public.
held mass meeting and criticised the Gov
eminent charging it with inability to extricate
he Colony from financial difficulties, which
hey attribute to extravagant measures of the
colonial Government. The whites are loyal,
ut feel uneasy at the prospects.
TRENTON, February 20.-Resolutions with
rawing the consent Of New Jersey to the
ourteenth constitutional amendment have '
assed the Senate, II to z.
RICHMOND, February 2O.-The Supreme
ourt has declared the Stay law ulconstitu-
onal so far as regards deeds of trust The 81
are discussing the report Of the =
ranchise Committee, which declares that
'ery male citizen of the age of p, etc., shall 1
a voter.
CHARLESTON. S. c., February 20.-Thus -
T the Convention has adopted eighty sec =,
ons of the Constitution. 1t is thought they n
i'll adjourn in about two weeks.
New YORK, February 20.-A Washington IT
ecial says Sherman's letter courteously in /
Gates a preference for service outside of
'ashington. "
The President has revoked portion OF his
der of assigning General Sherman to the
mmand of the newly created Division of
e Atlantic. Sherman will therefore con-
Tue to command the Division of Missouri. -
new assignment is made for the Division
the Atlantic, though that portion of the
Ter is not revoked. ca
A board Of army officers, consisting Of -
nerals Sherman, Sheridan and Augur, i
ich recently convened in this city to ex-
line the proposed system Of army regula-
rs, has been dissolved. D
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
K. III. Eddy, Solicitor Of Patents

Late agent OF L ). Patent Once, Washington, (under
the act 81 ISL.
= state Street, opposite hnuy Street, Boston.
After an cNtvI-iyc practice OF upwards Of twenty
years continues secure patents in the United States
DISC L Great Britain, France and other foreign Couu.
IcH Caveats Specifications. bonds, assignments. and
All papers OF drawings Tor patents executed on liberal
.eTus. and with despatch. Researches made into
American uT ipT"iEu works, L. GetS mine the validity
ut!uty OF patents or Lventiuns-auI Legal other
advice rendered Ia al matters touching the same. Copies
Vi the claims ~ any patent furnished by RENTING 81
Ass snuI-uIs recorded at Washington.
TESTIEOSIA
Il regard MI Eddy ole OF the most successful
aud capable practitioners 18th whom have had Ul1J
a intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have hesitation in assuring that They
cannot employ a person more competent and trust
worthy and capable u putting their applications
10 form 10 secure ur them an carly and i4vU. able
consideration at the patent Office
Mr.. Il. II. Eddy ha- made tor me Is applications, Oh
all bit one OF which patents have been granted, and
that Is no" pending such uuml>akea1le proof oil great
talent anu ability on lbs part leads me To- recommend
AL lnve"r> - apply 1" MIN 10 procure their patents
They uay sure 81 having the most faithful aiteu
u,u bestowed on their and very
Charges join IAGGAKI.
during eight moHth-. the subscriber. in course IA,
large Practice. mat" Oh twice rejected appuCat
- appeals every one 81 which was decided IA favCT
b, the COMMISSION OI patents, h. ii. EDDY.
Boston. Jau !, Is -ly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
Alfred w. Kibbey's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held at the
Caledonia District Probate Office. in 81. Johns
bury. within and Tor said district, the 18th day
February, looS.
AN instrument purporting to BE the last VIII and
Testament Ot Alfred ". hiuUcy late Burke. in said
district decea- being presented tO'the Court Mrs
sophia r. hiUOey, the eAecuIiA, therein named Tor
probate:
1t Is ordered by said court. :aa all persons
ed therein, Ic n'ttIe! tOappcdr
court 10 ue holden at the Probate Office, Johns
bury on the 9 day OF February. loo. and show cause
II any they have, against the Probate WIN
OF which purpose 1t isturther ordered that copy
the record Oi tins order Ice pub >hed thr weeks
Cc>,Iyey in the CatduuIdu printed ST. JUnu>Dury
previous TO said time aUpuiltcd Tor hearing.
Asa J.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
A true COpyOi record Attest,
% 20 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
Yfgal.
Charles Steyenson's Estate.

STATE OF vERMONT,( Whereas Charles Steven
Calcdonis District, son, last inhabitant OF the
Town OF Hardwck in said district hath lately died, in
estat seized and possessed of certain goods and estate
WITHIN sald town Of Hardwick the right of granting
adminftra ion upon which, apperains the probate
court LOT rad dis rc', and whereas the said Of
lex mas Med their petition in said court stating
by law capable Of inhertng such estate and praying
that an inqusition may be taken in the premises
This is therefore TO notify all persons having claims
to tn Inheritance Of the said Charles st venson to an
pear before said court, the 2ith day Of September
d, 1865, at the probate office in st. Johnsbury in said
district, then and there show cause if Il she or
they have, wherefore the said should not order
adjudge and decree hat tn aforesaid shall es
cheat to such If tn law directs
Dat JOhn-Hury in id di- tict, this 10th day
of February, =. ID ISIS.
by the Court.---Attest,
9i-99 ASA L. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
The AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

7 ti- osr LIS l-rll hg II awarded fit prcmi-
ut state Far at Buffalo. for coal aud o. e
Tor "o-'i We are now ,uaul. I, announce t.e Il e
QIral!,cd result # this stove having taken the frst pre-
uiJn ~ thu New 'rk Fair tn last COZ scyI.-
tive y.lr- ROW it'll tanning it b been b oughr I.
comp IT on wi all TIE hes made in the ::
and ly many from "-U- Stlt-.aEd tw Udiu the
persistent combined and ternincd ctlor Of it. c'ln-
tn r & dti"s IT, And success NOT lon COuiiu-
I'd {" this ~t'tc. on he l'tn Il sept mhcr 1t was
awarded two lg-' pr ui,.ims Il tho New jersey at
Raj and has ll-o tee, awarded the first p cIuum n
the lcuusy mia state La = and has been exh-
bi;,d state air nd tIilrl axe the iiIst emf
r;ru. I'd hr r,rju las taken At clunty f,i- arr,
90 LUIu ruu- 70 men ion. And the AZ d. are fI
end 'rs j 10y tc Pc II throughout the country. Il.
as become huty'l,ll word from Vain, to Cal
t1EIia, LID fr' lie L kos The tUf Of Mexico
and the ia la become large thu t7yitIstlu-
ill.,; L.. e Md cd fIci manufacturing
un-bct supply tie demand promptly.
SHEAI IA, kAl.D y CO..
Albany, y. \
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