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COTTON-Firmerat l79I7xc. chiefly at IL Ne. for
mfidling upands. -s--c-.1 Ia y
FLOUK-Firmer and rather quiet at ss 4oas 90
ssts state: 10 40 Ss 90 for extra Western sIs 5os
Ia rs for white wheat extra; 20 1898 IS for round
ooop Ohios SO so 9l2 for common to good extra ST.
QUIET California in fair request at - 90 in sssks.,
RyT Wa2gK aGgF a9leSs ybSan;1s; g T. sos 80
MISUNDERSTANDING unchanged at se 50 for m;x-'
for white California
.RYE-Quiet and steady at o. 90 for State. Il .,r >
.BARLEI-Dull; sales at 81 IS for Cadada West.i
.CORN-ia favor of buyers; 81 so9l 50 for new.
mixed western sfaat; 81 Sc for old mixed western
.o&fssQaes and r IS sales les ii sss for Western
in store; SHE aloat; S86c buyers, all February.
RlCE-Nominal at 10l6 a1lHc.
COFFEE-Firm but not active. .-.s,
.SUGAR-Moderately active: sales. of $50 hhds
Cuhsst II 2 l3, Havans II 9f3c. ss-s,- -
'M0LASSE5 Firm: saies OF Muscovado at 4sD
.PeTOLEUM-Steady; sales at 1Oxc for crlde::s
"a for refined bonded.
H0PS-Quiet at $4,000. - ss1Y-.s terii-
PORk-heavy and dull: sales of 1880 bbls at
$50 l20203o for old mess closing at $40 25 regular;
s2o ls@ for new do closing ct $50 25 regular $40
gal 81 for new do; closing at s2l a5 CASH s59Is 90
new mess at s2I IS. sellers February: sal So sell
ers, March and April. -rr 4 Errs -9c7reFf. /
st pTey,91s s prices sso Sossa 50
BAG6Eeoaiet; sales sale Z of $50 boxes at loSs seloxl
for ont laSaIHs for ribbed
CUT MEATSGSteady: sales Of $50 packages at
q SIC for shoulder ~ l3s for hams. .t-5.Y
DRESSED H0GS1aeayy at sHssc for wes-
,LARD-A shade frmer at lsSlsssc; small lots
: B6 rTER-Firm and good demand at sss4ss for
UHEESlS-Dull at ll@i5c We ,-'..,.j
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

~ ulous cures have produced such great excite
mt in the city of New York and Syracuse. is Low
fered from Scrofulous affection, comp etely de-
stro,ing Frontal Bone, SO that the brain became
denuded. part Of it becoming liberated AMI dis.
decomposition, is now entirely restored. All those
who are afflicted with Scrofulous, Mercurial or
Syphilitic Diseases, White Swellings, Erysipelas,
Rheumatism. Salt heun, Liver Com laint, Neu-
ralgia, Throat Diseases, Inflammation of the Eyes.
hereditary diseases l make speciality. / am
treating diseases every day by mail with the most
perfect success, and will continue to do SO in all
ease and can describe the symptoms accurately.
are respectfully invited to call upon DR.. j. Tripp
B.-Ur. j.. Trip guarantees perfect and
lasting cure. His treatment is positively with out
ic Diseases DIR. j. TRIPP.
ar The Doctor makes syphilis . speciality. jaf
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AFearfuI Explosion

Boston, Jan. 23.-Tte Traveller contains
correspondence dated Shanghai, November
81, which gives the following details OF an
explosion in China: sai e
BILE explosion in the Chinese arsenal at
Wendunn. opposite Hankow. The loss OF
| life has not been definitely ascertained. but
some persons estimate it as high as 5000
| (probably 1000 is nearer the number), of
killed and wounded. No Europeans were
hurt. The shock was distinctly heard at
Kinkeang. one hundred and twenty-five
miles distant "-'-'l- ''
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BOOK NOTICES.


TIE CATHOLIC WORLD. A monthly magazine Of
Generai Literature and Science. February. 1898.
New York; The Catholic Publishing House. No.
10 Nassau street.
The February number Of this truly valu-
able magazine is on our table. To reiterate
our previously expressed opinion that the
Catholic World is one Of the best magazines
in the country, and one that can be advan-
tageously studied by all searchers after
truth, without regard to religious bias
Terms, So per annum. Address as above.
TIE CHrLpREN's Hour. A Magazine for the Little
Ones I: s. Arthur Son. 6o9 and 6ll Chestnut
street. Philadephia. 80
Again we must thank the publishers for
their promptness in sending this chief OF
children's magazines. The February mum
Der is rich i'm interesting stories, as we'll as
in pictures, that canuot, fail to please the
little ones.4 1t costs but $1.25 per annum,
and should be in the hands of every chilli
in the eitv-----------
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

Assault WITH INTENT TO KILL.-On
Monday, Squire Gulick issued warrant
on an affidavit made by George Troutner,
charging Herman Miller with assaulting
him, the said Troutman, with intent to kill
On yesterday Constable Chris. Bartling
arrested Miller, who was held in the sum
of $500 to answer on Monday morning ne xt
at 8 o'clock. The charge grows out of a
row that occurred on Saturday last, on
High street, near Stewards Grove. -eai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

A COMPLICATION OF CHARGEs.-On COM
rlaint of Walker Ewing, constable Chris.
Bartling on yesterday arrested Coleman c.
Smith and Jacob Gain, who keep a saloon
on Long street, between High and Third
streets. on charges of selling liquor to
minors, of selling liquor to be drank on the
premises, and of keeping house of public
resort where Intoxicating liquors are sold
The parties charged gave bail in the sum OF
$500 to answer the charges at a future day.
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nIississIppi Convention.

JACKSON, MISS, Jan. 23.-In Convention
yesterday the committee on the memorial
to Congress to give the Convention power
to remove State officials. submitted major
| ity and minority reports. The majority
state that the officials are rebels, that jus
tice is not done the loyal people. The mi
nority say it is inexpedient to grant the
power asked at present, as they think the
new bill before Congress on reconstruction
will remedy what evils there are, if any
there he -".r tt '-- .---rt rt4- .-z.4-...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR. p. M'BRlAR,

VNTOULD, RESPECT Hsa s6>Js,- 4f.1.Ie
w fully inform the cti- N.
permaneatly @ ] located cate in Co. Co esssssz==zzzzs :
PIaosioins SsSi ' bis isg profession sf ine IsSV
the latest and most St sub @AMXEDD 3"
would iys say 0t to the tsos who with
pare. both in beauty and ity, with any in the
Stste. will also say 90 those who are afflicted with
diseased mouths, that am prepared to treat all
diseases of the mouth under any form. Full upper
formed on the teeth for moderate charges. and all
warrented to give satisfaction. or no charge.
81 -aer5T OF REFERENCES :5sif aiiol saf
G Gio g. kI1Ias; Masxrnssr MfToHaIi S,aIEn
E f:g. GREss. GTEEss. 4 4 s. sshEr,s: shnsns:D 1i
'Ni Office and Residence: '-
NO. l19 e. TOWN ST,
Between 4th and 5th streets. formerly DR.. n.
GAYS Office and residence; o,,,o N,, - ,ae,,,i
mn, A.! NEw4Rk. n 0Hio, Tt.T: nov. -, 1851; e.
four years past has practiced the profes. sion Of
De tistry in this place. where by close application
wants Of his patrons he has established the repua
ton of having superior in the art of his profess
without pain lscersti of the Jazz. was subject
of common remark by those who had occasion to
The undersigned take pleasure in bearing testi-
in all the relations of life. and practical success
Dentist. while be rema' ned citizen of this place.
patronage Of the people Of COLUMBUS. and vicinity.
a-.a MMAaRS M6RaxN rAfdSkL 4 dbELL, $50 5aod'
'..ts- JOHN F. FOLLETT.. -. l-5,siv te.
BEE BBEEENEsiS 5r aayi5 ASdtof OF LICK. NsEa5s e..
sTa1J GEos SEosi B. fSa4fTThT; sh4ThE;. ao s7aHsi-s
". il. SHIRCLiFF. Probate udgo.
s-.,J1-. W.D MORGAN. 9is 5u eslaa.
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Rights of American Citizens Abroad

BALTIMORE. Jan. 22.-There was an i'm
mense meeting Tonight at the hall of the
Maryland Institution, on the subject OF the
rights of American citizens abroad. The
meeting was irrespective of party. Let ers
were read from Reverdy johnson of Nd.
and Senator Conkling, of New York.
Speeches were made by Senator Wilson, OF
Mass, and Hon. e Phelps, of Md.
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An ImportantLett

SHRUB OAK. YORKTOWN. N. Y. JAM 10. 1860.
7. ALLcocK & Co. Gentlemen: l have been
troubled with anne ick over ten years. so ss tn
be entirely helpless and BILE to do any kind of
hard work. In June last occurred one of Allcock's
Porous Plasters and wore it ee weeks, when
found my back entirely cured, nd was able to NOW
and cradle as well as ever could in my best days.
STEPHEN PUCSLEY.
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d-6weod

To BEAuTIFY and dress the hair, and re-
store it to it's natural color, and impart that
beautiful gloss, odor, etc., use Mrs. S. A
ALIENS IMPROVED -(ne1 style) HAIR RE.
sroRER or DRESSING Gin one bottle). Every
Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar.
ian22-eod1w
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South American Advices.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Advices from Peru
state that Presid ent Prado had given eight
more days grace to the insurgents of Arc
quica for surrender before bombarding the
town. ttaa- i.ss .t-y -. s-sr ssif b. flerpu= a1
The effects of the siege are becoming
plainly visible. Prado's communications
had been cut by the capture of Cuzco. and
the town of Isloy was seriously threatened.
Lima was also threatened, and another plot
to revolutioniZe Callao was discovered.
The Chilian Congress had concluded its
extra session. Some complication istpend-
ing with Peru, and in the event of revolu-
ton proving successful, war between the
two countries is imminent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

SEE THAT MAN SCRATCHING HIS HEAD
You know at once that his head is filled
with itching humors. A single bottle of
sBarrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative -
will net only heal them perfectly but will
also give healthy action to the scalp and
prevent their reappearance. 1t is un-
equalled. sF- AN5- .f...--a-ri
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New York Dry Goods market-Jan. e.

New York Dry Goods Market-Jan. 23. z
Although the day is rainy and unpl asant, the
pecialIy bleached musi;ns and prints The demand
has been more animated within few days. and
leading city jobbers have pure based freely. that
tion of the New York Mills is sold ahead to April.
and goods are scarce and firm Csc Tor Wamsutta, 2lc
for 9uscaroxo l7c for Hills; l6c for A. and 14c
ss Amoskeeg. sold a-lead at 15c;, tip-top at I4c.
Langdon I3c; Andersosgin Xxx 12Ec. Great Falls
g., do u 1880, Dwight I4e. Indian River brown
Xxx lie, New Market "A lIkc; Pacific l5c: Atlantic
l5jsc. All standard makes Of dark prints selling
al s. -. fI'i''t t'-flf ~ -4i'sf ''ti-' 7fii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

You may always find at Randall &c As
toms, 100 South High street, a large stock
of Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Pictures,
Picture Frames, Curtains, Mirrors, old
Pens and Pencils, Stereoscopic Views
Commercial and Ladies Fine Stationery
and Fancy Goods. Call and see them.
at d-6weOd
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Great western horse insurance Co.

Great Western Horse Ins urance Co.
COLUMBUS, OH1o, January 10, 1868.
hereby certify that have this day re-
ceived OF the Great Western Horse Insur-
ance Company, at the hands of Alf. Will
son, State Agent, seventy-five dollars,
(s75 00) by reason of loss by death from
disease of one of my horses, insured in
said Company, in Policy 24s5. My horse
died on the 18th day of December, 1867
/ consider the Great Western reliable, and
prompt as their action in my case, as well
as some of my neighbors will testify; and
Icheerfully I recommend said Company as
worthy the confidence and patronage of
my neighbors, and all owners of stock,
notwithstanding the misrepresentation
put in circulation by certain persons work.
ing in the interests of another company.
ls-is - - MILTON FISHER.
tradition to the above the Great Wes-
tern has paid the following losses at the
State Office in Columbus within the past
three weeks. rD! s' .s-51 e-..
Hamilton Kerr, Mansfield. O.,..............s Ioo, 90
James Riley, Columbus. .O.-................ 1910
+. g. Benskn, Texas, Henry Go. o.. 5000
Henry Smith, Columbus, O................ rs 100
d. F. Welsh, Bucyrus, O.................. $50 o.
John G.. Kraft Gallon, O................ 1ss, OF
John Finneran, Columbus, O..--............ 10000
State office Corner Broad and High
streets, Columbus, Ohio.
7s ALF. WILSON,
-5.,.-i .i.-,.. D. .f..-l State Agent.
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Wife Murder.

BENNINGTON, VI, Jan. 23.-Paul M.
Burke shot his wife, in this village, last
night, firing five shots at her, four of which
took effect. She probably cannot live. He
was enraged at her for procuring divorce
from him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

TRANsFERRED YEsrERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were LETT at the
Recorders office yesterday: 20 so '1i
Ma hew Conklin and wife to John T..
james, April l3, 1857, lot No. in G.
Stones addition to the village OF Wester-
Vile, for 1926. is5 2 77SeTsa suaa'sie3
Oh Is. A, hert and wife to James Bennett,
April Let, 1854, IS acres OF land in 'Hamil-l
ton township, for $500. - u -
Jacob Helsel to Elias Johnston, Jan. 18th,
quitclaim to II acres Of land in Hamilton
township, for $40. sss'l . . sHse - sseisI5
Lewis Latham and wife to John Craig,
Jan. 2lst, part of inlots No. 1S, 19 and 20 in
the town Of HilliaId, for $3.50. .eia.ie,
Samuel Helsel and wife to Elias john
ston, Dec. 16, 1857, quitclaim to "a acres of
land in Hamilton township, for SA0. a.s
FILED ON YEsrERDAY.-The Mcpherson
Home Loan and Building Association filed
its certificate of Incorporation with the
Secretary of State yesterday. Ills organ
lied for the purpose of assisting its mem
bers in procuring homes. Principal office
in Cleveland. Capital stock $240,00O, in
shares of 5000 each.s Jacob 'Laux, Thomas
Connor, Patrick O'Suliivan, Peter Wirtz
and Michael Cummins are the corporators.
The certificate of the Tower Varnish
Company was also deposited. 1t Is organ
ized for the purpose of manufacturing var
nish, japan and boiled oil. Principal office
at Dayton. Capital stock $50 900, in shares
of 800 each. William G.. Lewis. Charles
H. Ham, James D. Sturges, Joseph B. Lew
is and Charles F. Tower are the corporators
The WINCHEsTER RIoT.-Five persons
were charged by John M. Shock, o.
winchester, with assembling together
on. New Years day "with inten
to do an unlawful act with forc'
and violence against the person of the sait
Shock," as he testified in an affidavit h
made before Squire Meeker, some day
since. Nehemiah Shelby and Isaac Wrigh
were arrested by JohnsA Kile, Marshal o
Winchester, and brought before Esq. Meek
er yesterday. The case was continued un
til january 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ant
defendants gave bail in the sum of $50
each for their appearance. Some thirty
or forty witnesses are subpGnied in thi'
case. It is said the parties charged will
rio ny in this case made quite demon
stratlo. J of their pugilistic qualities in tn
town of winchester. Three Of the defend
ants have aleft their country for their coun
try's good" e4Fsa "e-'4a7-'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

ANOTHER RoBBERY.-The store of Saul
6 Bobb, on Friend street near High, was
again entered by burglars on Monday
night, and robbed of two meerschaum
pipes, a lot of cigars, hams and other goods,
and about SO in currency. This store, it
will be remembered, was broken into last
fall by. the rascals getting in through the
cellar window. To provide against their
getting in at the same place the second
time a heavy grating of iron was placed
over the window, and door put up in the
partition in the cellar. The grating the
robbers broke out with q crowbar or some
other prise. and the door was opened by
| boring a hole near the fastening. which
they were enabled to remove. This done,
| their way was clear. This is the fifth time
| this store has been entered by burglars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
Chas. E. Smith, over Bain's store.
ianl6-d3m ~ -ra a--''l
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QUARTER OF A MILLION SAv.
@ ESab nAVf' 1-ts5-.s Ii t4

{ One hundred thousand men now labor. with good
results, who, until they used ,,-,..--~. -.f4.-'
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS. -.
had not Gone days work for years. SO these
Plasters the mo of increasing the wea'th of
the nation. not less than quarter of million .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

HAYDEN, HUTCHINSON s. Co. are selling
Fayette County bonds on terms making
them a very desirable investment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

rw Ed. Reynolds, formerly of this CITY,
is keeping the Randall House ai'' saioon' o''
Louis, Missouri. -, ,c,,.,,,y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

Tsr Gov. Hayes on yesterday appointed
Samuel D. Turney. Of Circieville, as Sur
peon General Of Ohio. ~ s. =.
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ALLENrowN. PENN, April 4, 1876,

i.'7F- ALLENTOWN. PENN, April 4. 1886.
MEssRs. T. ALLcooK q Co.-Dear Sire: My
d4"ghtcr used one of YOUR Porous piasters. She
had very bad pain in her side, and it cured her in
one week. Yours truly, l- -,
JOHN v. N. HUNTER.
Sold by all Druggists. dec27-d& vim
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

PoLIrE.@There is man In this city SO
polite that he apolo9izes to the sidewalks
when he slips down on them. He hopes
he edidn't hurt them = = es';5 = .azssi ~. g;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

rE We are not at all inquisitive, but we
would like to know whose business it is to
clean the snow from the, High street side
walk In front of the State House. rSissa-s.i
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CONVERSIONS.

We convert the several issues of SEVENTH b
TIES at the most favorable market rates into FIVE
TwENrIEs. which, at present price of gold, yielt
the holder about one per cent. more interest pc
annum. Circulars with full particulars furnished
upon application.
mays-d&wly tt."r -.f Htli-H4i S8i-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

Buy new style Self Closing Diary OF
Randall & Aston.
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GooDALE HOUSE.
% SPECIAL NOTICES.
's BANKING HOUSE Of
JAY COOKE & co.
NO. 20 WALL. STREET,
( Chr of Nnssna IS7eet 5-i NEW YORR
Cor. of Nassau Street.

We buy an sell at the most liberal current prices
and keep on hand full supply of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES. SEVEN-THIRTIES
and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and exc
cute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS
RnNnS md G0I,n ar-..-...--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

AGooD THING.-For those who during
the icy condition of-sidewalks are compell-
ed to stake heed lest they fall" Kllbourne,
Kuhns & Co. have provided q very handy
and handsome arrangement to be worn on
the heels OF their boots. II q man can't
walk on the ice with this invention under
him he must be slippery cuss indeed. We
got . pair and haven't made sllp-Ineogt. Ieg.
even of the tougue-since.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

A AGRuMBLER.-Some people are never
satisfied Yesterday, while the water was va
two feet deep in the cutters, and the sun
was shining, a fellow stood on the street
corner grumbling because It didn't rain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24
Cipcipnati Money aaarkel-Jan.. %.
0OLD-ls9X buying g 2 ss4s tdl14ss


|-1tNeWs n hork STOCK market-J0Ds ga.
GOVERNMENT STOCcS- Coupons 81, 10Y q
Ill: do '62 llox llo1: do "a los1 910e5< DO rs
100 <9 109ts: d. new I07 f1o1x do ,67 slUT9 9iO7K;
le-40s.- l03 4 0l035S. 30s l07 - OK.
STOCkS-Opened buoyant with q general adj
vance, but closed heavy and with the advance lost
upder sales to realize. The activity continued 70
the close; Canton 57X So; Gpmberland 33x 1s4
Adams Express 10 979z: Merchants U nion 3510
3sJz; Amer can IS 975l4: United States 7sK Wells
4s a47: Quicksilver s7T 9275s; Mariposa $40 Pacific
Nail ilQx siIG Atlantic 81 9sek; " estern Union
Erie ssi1z 9T41s siHu iso1 las b rlem 199k l3o;
Re .dine 93Z s94; Ohio Ger ifcates 33% %0335f; Ma
bash 46. st. Paul @5I7 do preferred 651z @65x
Michigan Central 1l2 Michigan Southern s8 Z ssk
Hin rs Central l329i33 PITTSBURGH es9s6a; Tolf-
do l0S5s @108H RI ok island g7xCQg7ss Nor wesf-
'rn 60 1904; ditto pre- erred 739731s; Fort Wayne
Il3a<0QlU4. Missouri l00L -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thursday Jan. %, 1868.
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uI -ntsrIrUl I.rUL HuTSddy. u dHs 20, 1900. .
sd 1Hdl : NEIL HOUSE. Hi ff .s'.flii
EB Preston, Rhode Island; D Swing, Ceicaso, Iii;
A Morrison. New y ork; Edward L. Jones, Boston:
Bisfsl[ Toledo; w W a Jordan; Erie Pa J Mer.
Thomas 4 Young, Charles seldom. J W Sands. b
Kessler, j w McUord. y Hassurek. M Hollingshead,
Al nulnne and lady. G W q Johnston and lady,
Agent, New York; II Grassford. Cincinnati; ID
Taylor, DAYTON. Ohio: G II Curtis, New York;
DSteele. Toledo: Ohio; q Waggoner,, Toledo. oh o;
Island. Ohio D McPeek. indianapolis. Ind; D s
Covert. New York; A Roach. Perrysburgh. Ohio;
Fulington Irwin. Ohio; Edward Loeb. Philadel-
e Gsbhart Dayton. Shie; ouinSy. oosier
Ohio; Jury and wife. st. Joseph. Missouri; 4
Allen. Kansas; D w Classic, Nashville, Tennes-
see; q Campbell, Cincinnati. Ohio: J S Bussly,
Il Treyevan ant. Memphis Tennessee; r G Corwin,
Dayton. Ohio. John W Ora ,am, Somersett Pa;
A Thompson Delaware: II W Curtiss Chagrin Fals
Rush "A sStoan, andusky Ohio: Henry Ashley Phil
adelphia: yewett ,Sieubenvile; J G Stewart
Coshocton .; W lillian Russ and wife Granville y:
Z Frazier Syracuse N Y; ID b Willard Zsnesviile
o; + Austen Philadelphia; VIM H Blue iCleve-
land Ohio; A Thornton Cleveland Ohio. ',eI-l
H. i4i -aA GoODALE HOUSE. $50 80
Capt Barney, Louisville; Hon John Greiner.
Z.nesville Q Arms trong, Mount Vernon; A j
swain, Macarthur. j q Permission. waveriy. q;
Cnaries R,b,et. Springfield. Ohio; F D Clark.
daniel Conser, W atervilIe, New Y ork: j d clark
Van ert; Davidson, Cleveland; 4 A Bene-
d,ct; Mansfield; d d Gray. New Yo k; L. Mix. o:
v alton. Chicago Nj Brisgs. Troy, n Y; George q
Washburn, EIyria. n Y; John Fordyce, Gam.
bridge Frank, Indianapolis; 2 Renner. Steu-
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

Police CouRT.-One more unfortunate
chock full of beer, rashIy importunate,
would see the Mayor ,chock full of beer
each day, sleshing round loose, can't So
fine pay; must go to the 'boose. Back to his
ancient home, goes old Joe Kelley, back
again breaking stone, to stay there I'VE tell
ye, until is passed away at three bits per
day. the fine that old Joe must pay, the
fine Of old Joe sKslley. til 9stI