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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
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LADIES AND GrssffI5EEa.af ssffI5EEa.af afrsN:lAtter M the man
ner of many modern great men in this counI
try, and with the living example of both ou 1
distinguished candidates for Congress in
this district, before me. and urging me to
the deed, Is now proceed, for the first time
in my life, to s'read a piece in the presence
of a large and enthusiastic audience"
When, in an ungarded moment, con-
.sented to deliver brief address UPON this
occasion, I did not realize chat I had UNDER
taken to discharge very difficult task
Fors salthough accustomed to public 8 peak :
ing for many years, It has never before
been my good fortune to speek i'm the pres
ence or SO many bright eyes and fair faces,
as, are here assembled to Offer. their, con
gratulations upon : the completion and
opening of this magnificent illustrator of
Columbus taste and enterprise. And never
having been able TO address any .considera-
BILE number of persons without experi-
encing q certain degree OF embarrassment.
! feel that ordinary prudence should have
deferred me from engaging in SO rash an
enterprises as that Of addressing you upon
this occasion. ~ aoo-s
Besides q have found the task 4 very
difficult one In another aspect. The dis
cussion of "Rinksr is not in my iire.a and
when / began to ransaek my brain for
something to say, worthy Of the occasion,
found the question What shall I say ? to
be one of dffhcult SOlutiOn.AA AZ i.thAi'l&
OF course 1t would be improper to dis
cuss p0zities on such an occasion. The su
ject OF =, Kinks" it Is true, isrsupposed, t1
tbe, remotely, connected with 7Dsediciae
but of mt dicine I know little, and de,
sire to know less, Neither ta,c, astronomy,
| geology or any of the natural sciences were,
| as Could see, connected in any way with
Kinks" In, fact, I found myself very
much in the situation OF the old backwoods
preacher, whoy after announcing his text
4 Iprefaced his sermon with the remark: an v
brethring, it is very diffcuit for us to ppo;.
sess others with ideas, that Zoe are not DOS.
sess- ed OF ourselues.o s,,y. A., - -
Upon further reflection, however A., he.
came manifest that this oembarassS,s', -, sn, s',,
arose from the fact that the srlbiect W ~,
deepater iar,ediateS comprehension.' A%S ND
aecof1Iingiy, lSponf expIoring the n 4; anS sC,
more deeply, was rewarded with the s,is'
fcosefy that there Is a mine Of Instruction M,
/ lphitosophy contdtred ckhereiil. 7. o.
Therenpon, dpother difficulty promptl,
Ipresented ITSELF For, when / began fi1Iy
1 to comprehend the value and philosophy
4 Of q " Rink, )" the ideas came trooping for
ward.+like skaters on the ice-so numer
ously and so lively, that they were. in i'm
sminent hazard of jostling each other ant
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
JAMAICA.
. ReyoIn,io,nu. PROBABLE.

-t-ci7 = s,'.s..'.'--. = NEW ORKil aug "A
10 A Porto Rico letter of August Sth states
thatsthe island was in suchia state that a
rebellion or revolution against the Spanish
Government was probable at any moment.
The taxes were enormous and their collec-
tion was rigidIy enforced The Governor
General, in the meantime, was alleviating
the sufferings as much as possible by a suc-
cession of amusements, and bull fights had
been introduced: Many atrocities, how
ever, were committed blythe authorities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

The. large mansion Of William Wiley,
on l09th street, was burned yesterday
Loss $30,000.S u. ES 2SaE
Officers Beaten.
AT ten o'clock yesterday morning off,
GERS Rogers and Osborn, y OF the Newark
police arrested twolmen at the ship yards,
in the 12th ward, whoS with Others, had
been Insulting a woman on q canal boat,
and had thrown her child into the canal !.
The officers were set upon by the prison
ers, and Rogers was disarmed and felled to
the ground three times by blows on the
head from clubs, Officer Osborn met with
similar treatment and the two men were
glad to get away with their lives. ,sA' ....A'
r83AJeI4 The Bruisers.
A Baltimore special says Co;Iyer. and
Edwards, accompanied by about six hund-
red roughss left there tat u o'clock. Ed
wards was so unwell last night that it is
said no fight will take place. -s,yvo-z
RI vtiJ out sHas Lynches. msfw itr -
Miller sWhoolock, and, VIM. williken,
narrowly escaped lynehing in Wilkesbar-
row, Saturday, ewhera they accidentally
shot man. They were sent to Philadel-
.tl9 Miscellaneous Items.
+ DIR. Howard is critically examining the
diseased cattle at Communipaw. Nearly
all of the cattle recently sick are now
well. lshfto1s sgzd b. 8 .bsT.s.ssh % - moo
Five gamblers were arrested Ion Sunday
night at saloon near Washington mar
ket. = f+aC-t-E - a. .;s 1 4, - -ss.s s.lS
u Edward Jones, after having a dispute
with his wife yesterday hung himself in
Brooklyn. 1900 sl - r. 41tT 54
LJrDifference of opinion on political ques-
tions yesterday led Peter McAvoy to beat
Richard Binnis so badly that Binnis will
die. .McAvoy was arrested. AL
There were three hundred and eleven
deaths in Brooklyn last week, one half of
which were Infants. ! = sb1A1
The Savage wing of the Fenianss are
holding a convention here, which is to last
ten days. A Fenian\eoldier, convention Is
also to be held.r's1 -sri srl -ssi1i
ie1 About two thousand emigrants have ar
rived here to-day from Liverpool. '1t
Adam Reinhardt, "a printer, fell down
the stairs. of the Democrat Office yesterday,
and was picked up dead.
Mr. George. Scott, who died suddenly at
st; sAlbansJ chapel, yesterday was a dry
goods merchant, Of Steubenville, Ohio,
who leaves q wife andofamily. His death
was; s;eaused by an attack of apoplexy. be-.
H,Ebenezer driving, brother Of Washing
ton Irving, died yesterday at Sunnyside,
aged SO. iq'ne D7Si % ei'a-S13. . ifiaaq1
j Prot. Geo. Adler, well-known author,
died here to-day II OH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25


Sixth WARD POLE RAIsING.-The De-
mocracy of the Sixth Ward craised a hick :
ory poies measuring about one hundred
and forty feet, last evening at Lorenz
Schneider's. The attendance is claimed to
have been at least fifteen hundred. 1t was
decidedly the biggest poleraisiEg Onward
meeting thais, that has, YET. taken place Itiyas
meeting such as would have made a
mammoth mass meeting fer bthea HRepubli- :
cans ih0thfsa city. c. lEoewenstein, Esq.
made the first speech, causing the greatest
enthusiasm. He was followed by john G..
McGufey with fine effort. The meeting
adjourned with three stirring cheers for
| Seymour AID Blair. Charles Weiffe's
Brass Band was in attendance, and enliven-
ed the occasion with some good music.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

vINsURANGE LICENSES REvoKED7Audi-
tor Of State Goldman, as will be seen by the
advertisements published elsewhere, has
revoked the licenses heretofore issued to th,
Great Western Horse. Insurance and Detec-
tive Company. Of Decztdr, Illinois, and the
Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company
of Hartford, Conns becauseoftheunsonnd.
ness Of their affairs. This will fall pretty
heavy on our farmers, many of whom hav.
insured largely in these companies.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
Indian Difficulties. ac,-.
Sr.LouIs.Aueust d.

oiSpatcn E IIrSm. @ soeen tass City, 22Ii
eigbtu miles east of hara .h1 S;nnS d~J;a,,
| man named David SHayss ~ was Flied q an5
wagons and stock captured.
+ On the Goth Major Baldwin and five mer
were were atcackea IS py GWenty oloux x, slxty-nvt
,,,o, WgIe se
Ths 4. ~ foiiow;no thr r,a!. na,ieu
! fight and three Indians were killed. Ont
of the white men escaped, but the orhel
/ Two were doqptiess killed, as they were
ei0sely pressed Dy' tne lndians: 7sv .i.
r Iwensy-one car loads OF Mormons lef
YRana Vaan;a ior ' S6an' on SaturoayI; - 49,,
mention Indian depredations in that region
| also between Forts Selden and McRea. 7
=, n. -,t-3, N Hung. sso mos y az sls}
a- -ii JUNCTION CrrY, KANSAS, Aug. "A.
4 An old citizen, of this place. named Tbos
REYNOLDS. was taken bT unknown parties
On SatIrdaV nigft and R bnnn % tn I trae ri: ri:
baek, was piaearded: .Eiorse thieves. be.
warel q We know you!,, -. -, = ~
= 40 'D.-., xU.x, -dt
g 'i - ~ 90 "a
s.s-r FffiFTsBURGH, august Il.
River eighteen inches and at q stand.
Weather clear Mercury 76 degrees.
..s New Cosson., sl- s- G7a1,-,.,, = .,Sy ,.,,
| .-,,sS'r f,,,,c,,,. :, a. o.
- -. UiN0iNNAii' aug @4'
t..fhe hrst bale OF new cotton, strict mid.
lollpg, was received mere To-Day ana sole
on 'Cnange at % cents per pound.
| s,g-uvoo Appointed.
| sssf .a- zri. PRovIpEscr. RI. AUG. q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

7syiHo Andrews Hun have recsived Har' p
per's Bazaar, for September 9Th, and Atian'
tic Monthly, for September,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
1SANtFRANcIsco. Aug.

pqSANF'RANcIsCO, Aug. q.
- The trial of the California steam pillow
yesterday was pronounced success. The
machine moved at about the usual speed of
horse, cutting the earth six inches deep,
casting weeds on the side and leaving the
ground same asff dug with aspade.. There
was large Attendance Of farmers and 9TH
ers to witness the trial. /
|a59 daiE shiPpipssT xanxoC f
Arrived-Ericciou, from LIVERPOOL; Will
liam Chandler, from Hong Kong. .
Sailed-Detroit, from Liverpool.
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schutzenfs.t Festivals.

|nL 10 hiIDo1 sfBAETIMoRE, Aug d.
The Schutzsnfest festival was inaugural
ted to-day by grand procession through
many of the principal streets. Many Wis
itors and associations were present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

"a BouSD OyER.- David Macpete, whose eff
forts in the shoplifsing line, in stealth &
rings from Dunbar's jewelry store,
on Saturday came 70 suehp anH untimely
end, was on yssteEday held, in the sum Of
$3.50 to answer to'a charge of petit larceny
before the Court Of Comm6n Pc as. In de-
fault of bali, he was consigned 70 quarters
with Sheriff -Earhart.@ He gave his name
:. to the Mayor. as. David Peak: On Satur +
DAY be called himself Maepete. 2 1 Ii1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
The Plague

CINCINNATI, Aug. "a.
80 The cattle plague continues to spread
among the dairies which supply Cincinnati
with milk. Fprty-fou cows have died
since Saturday, and thirteen others are re-
ported in dying condition this morning.
DR.. Ciendenin, the City Health Officer yes
terday made post mortem examination
of one of the victims and noted the condi-
tion-of every organ Known -0E
a. Indfan Difficulties. L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

w A balloon was sent up from the
front of Tie sRidk last night by ehafiey
Wagner's First Lieutenant, Philip.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

I ASTOUNDING DIsCovERY.-In June last
a New Y York Bank took fifty dollar note
of the First National Bank of New. Jersey
on deposit. A few days after it was sent
to the New Jersey Bank for redemption,
when the officers at once returned it with
information that the nan esy were forged.
The plate was genuine, and all the meehani-
cal parts of the bill were exactly as in the
,trae issue. The Treasury Department, on
being applied to. decided that the loss must
fall on the depositor. The fact is evident
that the plates for the fifty dollar issue of
this Bank have been stolen, and, for some
unexplained reason the fact has been kept
secret until now, while the rascals have
had ample opportunity to reap the reward
lof their yillainy. 1t is evident that there
is very loose management. if not worse,
eomewhere. Business men should be care
.tul about taking fifty dollar bills Of this
issue. ~'"7' ~ ea 4 sti1ayl @J2s1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
.Oincinnati, nIarket-Augnst e4.,

rFLOUR-Dull; family 50 75@l0OO.7E
| ,WHEATIDull; No, Il 50, but buyers not
offering more than 81 95 at the close.
at 92@93e. zaidisuos tsol sYad
% OATSTSteady at 55c for No. 1.snt7il
| RYEEDull at 81 2s@1 80. 81; b.,,;s,.
| BARLEY-$215@2 ,25.
/ @l3 90 for prime timothy II .Isi'ip
COTTON-Unchanged The first bale of
new cotton of the season received in this
city was sold on Change to-day by j. II.
Goodhart & Co. tor 56c per pound. The
quality was good middling. 1fguos sd
| K qTOBACCO-No ehangein prices; market
quiet. ,...,,,-,,.., - -, ,,.;t,t-a -,
1 demand is light. 9HW n7m W5f ell 5DT
RPR0VISIONS-Quiet and unchanged.
| n PORKTMess in moderate, order demand
at SIS IS, and 200 bbls sold at this rate. It
is held, however, at $29, and difficult to
buy below this rate. saoh1 IOf b9nm9b
i3 vLARD--Neglectetia at 1881.
| ulBUlLklMlEATS-Firm and quiet at l214
II BASoN-4In9 moderate demand az 1870
I71xcfor shoulders and clear sides; sugar
cured hams dull at 2l@22cfor city, and soc
for Louisville and St. Louis cured, which
| are still pressing on the market.
tBUTTER-Dull at 30@35c. 'tu9 5iHr2
| Y EGGS-l6c.SSa'iS snT 10 agsha3T 4Hl
10 SEEDS-aUnchanged. GyIaa .Inidt
| BEEF CATrLE-Very dull, owing to
the cattle disease which has broken out In
this vicinity, about thirty having died the
lastAday or SO. % o. sffnp 1on 90 oI 1851
|rs HOGS Firm and in demand at s@l01kc
sHEEP4Utnc changed and qauist, s,,l@ 1'.. @a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

fHALoNs spzPHfAH soArs fsr che TorIEr
y NuRsERYs and BATH, will mot chan th
ba sKIN.B Price % cents per cake. so5e1H
yNY-my22.eod1y .E8S ., ssaeL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

ntJt VEiE - M.IIe. I
wMrs. Frances Kemble Butler Is TO
give one reading in this city the coming
winter. and one at Dayton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

,s@we can attention to advertisements
in another column, OF the Auditor OF STATE
.revoking the Licenses Of the Hartford Live
stock, and Great western aHotse Insurance
companies.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

Ts MEETING .oE REsPEcTE=sxeLs srerequest-
ed u chat tthescoloredI people Of
this cityo~ili 1iolda meeting onnext Thurs
day eyeningiu the African NJ f. ChuFch,
for the purpose Of passing resolutions OF
respect to the memory or the late Hon.
Thad. Stevens ldSits7 sIs saotceunoS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
BALTIMORE. August %

The fight for the championship, OF light
and Billy Edwards, will take place to NOR
row morning at peint where the Poto-
mac empties into the Chesapeake Bay, in
-Albermarle county or North Cumberland
counties, Yirgihia.. 1t is reported that tue
military will attempt to stop the fighting.
BarneysAaron and Doeney Barrier will be
the seconds of Edwards, and Johnny
Roche and Johnny Newell will perform
the same office for Collyer. Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
FOREIGN NEWS
III IIsx.ArlkHf.o dAhLEl

|Ihjl Isx'ArIES1.o dAstEl1v
tailed for the Inised ssases-ARexts
A1exandrayitch.
-AAAakAH MARsEI1IEs, Aug. "a.
4, The. Grand Dnke OF Russia. .sailed,from
htgeria on Saturday last for the United
'Gates. :aToiici ~ Fn1 ilfV safs1t fas
a .H ii'fE Eclipse or NE SIM.
! ceJ N arr ..z LONDON, Aug. a.
Dispatches from Calcutta. state that the
cllpse, OF the sun was plainly visible
arorghou ai fs,; India, except at Bomb Az. where
0saA eoehaITA9 ~ LONDON, August "a.
ohfcfd dispatches have be been Z rrrescsesihv4t sssiht at
me foreign, ottice from Lucerne, sSwitzer-
lands giving particulars OF the story about
he attempted assassination of Queen Vic
toria by Fenians: There is no truth N, the
report as before published. An insane
sEnglishnan named Wood was seen IRVING
20 enter the Qneehs apartment and was
promptly. taken care of. ,,.-rza ,t,,z
g sl:l y Yacht lRace. sninidsiI
;asS i1a a. A .uIIys iT al A LONDON. Ang. "a.
Great interest ia taken, here In, the race,
winch Is 70 come OF Tomorrow, Between
the American yacht Sappho and the Eng
lish yachts, The event is considered almost
4uo. III tupOfGdnce- 90 G1e famous IuCerO8-
tional regatta of 1851: Four OF the best
and fastest yachts in the English squadron
nave been selected to compete with the
SapPho.EFsE - htsIHSsaEa -NHsHbrRP
sWoaol The Paris Press. rpislT
20 ytao PARIS August n.
The Constitutional, in Its issue Of to-day.
says: Since the speech of the Emperor
at Brogen, the European situation is
more settled and confidence in the perna-
nence of peace is everywhere gaining
ground. Tha Constitutional advises capi.
talists to reassure themselves; and urges
them to act on the guarantee of security
thus given by the quiet. 4 uasiaaou
- ReporI of Minister BIaziie.
iss M. Mazue, Minister of Finance, has made
report to the Emperor on the success of
the last loanproposed by the Government,
He says every good citizen should rejoice
to see in this measure, the, most effectual
means of maintaining peace, and making
1t the source of prosperity to the Empire.
. aThrown from hts Horse.19
e 80 X "A "a .Hs BERLIN, August n.
Count Won Bismarck, while riding out
near his, CASTLE, IN Pomerinia, yesterday,
was thrown from his horse and received
some bruises: 1t is reported that his in
ljuries, though painful, are not of q serious
cnarac1er' hHs biohgHflga .Ft1aT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
new York stock Market-AInrl Iu q. "a

J 4 New. York Stock, ,,Market-Aug. "a.
d GOVERNMENT. STOCKS-Wesk and
lower. Coupons OF 'sl ll31 @ll356;' do so
i1131s s@l1314;o do s64 I0S1s@Ies5k do Pcs
ld08 @taEo DO new lo75s@l07s;s dos67
1897 1897 @lo711ss;;, do lesi lozaSi ilosaS@
$50 $50 prfcesSwells' Express a7S@ss
American is41@42; Adams f4711z@471S !;
United States 4214 4@4211s; Merchants' Union
2l@2l4 PACIFIC Mail d 1909 "a @l0l;i West
sY6rk Central 1881 @i24; Erie 4Siz (a4SJ%:
do preferred 70@H; Ohio & Mississippi i
aS@2S14; w Wabash1 52@5215S; Michigan Cen
tral 1l9; Michigan Southern S25s@s25z;
Pittsburgh Is5N@s55s;, Toledo 9sZ@9S;
Fort Wayne 1867 @l065s: 7sJH' 5hs
1.-TWO small stock brokers failed TO-DAY
and agreat many rof the, brolershaye beer.
weakened financially, by the recent depres
sion in the value o. stocks, and further
failures may be developed hereafter. N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

TIE sose OF rza sc4IAwAe.TThe many
carpet-bag knights and scalawags who are
being imported into tie Westtof assist the
ss RAIDS In, giving us a Military Dictator, sing
this Song Of the Bag, as they gaily pocket
their pay pr preaching the negro and him
jicnifjed 4. - =; ~. 4 .iss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25


GIPsIss. "A party of these singular peo-
pie passed through this city early Satur-
day morning, and we presume are now en-
camped somewhere in the neighborhood.-
The party consisted Of men, women, child
ren, dogs and horses. 1t is a matter of
wonder how these people, whose, means of
subsistence consistsin fortune telling, horse
trading, and the like, manage not only to
support life, but to provide themselves
with cash to purchase horses Of the finest
quality: The credulity of our people
doubtless supplies the greater part, through
the fortune telling women. The men of
the tribe are inveterate horse dealers and
Jockeys, and few can compete with them
in a,trade. The women take charge of the
catnps do the cooking, and tell fortunes by
cards or physiognomy. Whence they
come, whittier they 90, or how long they
may remain, Is equally uncertain .4s9s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

ssMELGNCHOLys AGCIpENT.--As a spirited
steed was dragging one-horse wood
wagon down Mound street, yesterday, at
the dangerous rate of two miles an hour
(close to three minutes, il, not timed,) a
hind wheel of thevehicle came off, precip-
itating the driyer--a ponderousi Hollander
backward into basket Of cold victuals,
and shattering his pipeuwhich was care
lessly sticking in bis hat-band at the time,
into Thousand pieces The other oceu-
pant Of the wagon, consisting. of three
gallon jug of pure old beDzine whisky, was
thrown out on the pavement and badly in
jured. As an evidence of the lameDtable
state of morals prevailing in our midst, 4
gawky boy, who sat on a HORSEBACK near
by, was observed to laugh "till he nigh
about killed heesef," as colored boatman
told US, at the unfortunate citizens misfor-
tune. The damage to the wagon was light
and fully insured, but the whisky, on
which there was not dimes insurance,
was abtotal loss, except so much as the
brave rHollander had judiciously' drank.
On getting on his feet again, and scraping
about half a hundred weight of smear
case from the bottom of his coat-tail. the
worthy gentleman from the land Of dykes
and bitches proceeded, with violent ges-
lures, to offer us'thanks sfor1h his escape, as
we supposed. A friend conversant with
the language disabused our mind of this
idea. by informing us thathe was giving q
little of the tallest specimen of foreigipro-
family that he reeellected ever having met
with in the course Of his iife,5u. .FsI E99S e..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

CASE OF LUrAcY.@-Last Saturday Chris
topher Hare, an old resident Of Truro
township, was. arrested for attempting to
/ destroy his family with an aye, willie IA
boring under an attack OF lunaey. He was
: taken before Judge Pugh 3 DR.. Maris ex-
q amined him and, pronounced him decided
lyi0insane. The necessary papers were
made and he was sent to the Insane
Asylum Mr.. Hare, whens not suffering
from mental arrangement, is represented
as one OF the pleasantest Of men and kind
est of husbands and fathers, but when ex.
cited is terrible and dangerous man..
ii FILED YEsTERpAYe4Ther following GER
tificates of incorporation Were filed in the
: Secretary of States Office yesterday:ois
4 !; OF the Scoville Avenue Railroad Compa.
ny, organized for the purpose of building
/ and maintaining q stfeetrailros in the city
of Cleveland, to run between the function
cot Prospects aud Ontario streets the juno
ton Of Eagle and Kinsman streets, in the
: city of. Cleveland. and the Junction o.
Wade aud Jayne avenue in Newburgt
i township. Capital stock 500 O0O.l OE. n
Keyes, H. Nottinghamay.G. Buell.. 8. r
{ Beekyith and Vim. J. McKnnii are ths
:, corporators.s q sfsD is siss lsl sisisl'f 90
'asi Of tie CumminsviIIe Buiidib1gg Associa,
tion Neil organized for the purpose b
raising funds to bsleaned- among the mem.
+ bers for building sthem homssssada &c.
n principal Office Ia Cincfnnati. = y Capita
, stock s44S00o n shares d $4As eaoh.- :
= Fredsrick .Fnnk, Frank Reiehraths Gabrie
Duerr, John Boettke and George ThieI ar,
.,,. .orpoi,ators. 0ts'fkcGf f2lfAa
tne " s"Scst YHE-Ifs-fIxsa-Ai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

ApJouRNED.-The City Council last night
xeadjourneds wishoat attempting the trans
action OF any business, until fhursday
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Peg New York Iarket-August e4..h
shCoTTON-1ope firm and closed rath-
Fer quiet; sales at 30@301sc for fmiddling
uplands;a 9l5 geids5Iisl yllni19bnuE
FLOUR-Closed quiet and 10@l5c low
er; holders generally disposed to realize.
= WHEAT-NofiinaIl 1@2c lower. There
is limited export and milling Inquiry
ern. - -
y OATsADnll, heavy and id u unsettled; 7ec in
store, 7Sc affoat, old western, and 73@75c
fornew9western at the railroad dept. ~
Es CORNivSteady; 81 14@1 10 for unsound;
y 2o@l y for sound new mixed western
ss PORK-Quiet; sellers mess s2s rs and
BUYERS S2S 10, regular. eao sidf .; iud
f1BEEFEQuiet and, unchanged. gr srf
! CUT TMEATS=Nnminal-- II
BACON-Firm, and small supply; fair
demand. Hs lrntA9ii eJItEN EatT'- 1fnF
3niLARD-Steady; '1sA@l9c for fair to
prime sIeam. X.rB3sa2 10 Ts1IBUE 3 10
~ EGGS-Quiet at 2l@22c, III, CO..,
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NEW PERFUME for the HANDKERCHIEF
EXQUI8ITKs DKLIcATE, Lssting RAGRANcE
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