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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
NEW YORK NIRLANGE.
Executfon.
NEW wYoRK. Aug. 81.

sr,.srC NEW YORK, Aug. q.
John Kennedy was executed at Canton,
New York, yesterday, for the murder of
Thos. Hand, in February, 1867. He met his
death with apparent Indifference. He was
condemned to be hung in November last,
but on the morning of the day stay of
proceedings was served upon the Sheriff,
and he was further respited. Hand, who
was murdered, lived for many years in
dread of death of violence, and admitted
no one to even an acquaintanceship except
Kennedy. He had a sum of money in, his
possession, but lived in a miserly manner,
in order to avoid giving any one any in
ducement to murder him.
Sufocated.
Two men at the Brooklyn Navy Y ard
while under the river in diving bell, yes
coming choked. One of them is dead, but
the other may possibly recover.
Lost.
The yacht Challenge, of this city, was
lost on a reef near Para, South America,
July 2Sth. Her crew were picked up and
brought to this city by the steamship Mis-
sissippi, yesterday.7ss5I r.. siPpI ,o4
.s5ssc-A 10 Cholera. .5f 10 VITO
Peter Hanson, a German sailor, died this
morning of Asiatic cholera, at Bellevue
Hospital. Yellow fever is again reported
at quarantine.
,ssJIni Robbed. s9f1
Smiths button factory, in Brooklyn, was
robbed yesterday of $4,000 worth of prop
erty. -rs-
Arrived.
The steamship Arizona, from Aspinwall,
has arrived.
Tobacco.
The New York State Fine Cut Tobacco
Manufacturers Association yesterday
adopted the following resolutions:
Resotued, That the prices of the four
grades of chewing tobacco shall not be sold
less than at the following rates, respective
ly: S1.20, 81, 9Oc and SOC. -5..-,
Resolued, That in the opinion of this Con-
vention no tobacco that was manufactured
before or after the 20th of July can be sold
in other than original packages and prop
erly inspected, except by retailers to con-
sumers. .i -.. d.
frt 1888 Injured Mail.
Only twelve bags of newspapers were in
jured by the fire on the New Jersey Gem
tral railroad. No letters were Destroyer.
Most of the papers injured will be re-
directed and sent to their destination by
the postoffice authorities.
Infected Cattle. .,.5.s,r.
Eighteen infected cattle reached this city
yesterday by the Harlem railroad. Their
whereabouts are not yet ascertained. -Four
of the same drove died at Millerstown, N.
Y, and twenty-three more are in quaran-
tine there, while still others are at Copake
All came from Albany. Deaths of western
cattle have occurred at Chappaqua an
Sing Sing.
The Newark Courier reports new cattle
disease in Union county, New Jersey,
which terminates fatally in short time.
The disease is mainly confined to the head
and is pronounced by some brain fever.
Large numbers of cattle are sick and at
least a dozen deaths have occu rred.
Elliott, the great portait pa inter, is re-
ported at the point of death at Albany.
/ BE- .z.ss ier Fire. r e7e5 rA
| The printing establishment connected
with DR.. Brandreth's pill factory, at Sing
Sing, was burned last night. The main
building was saved and fully insured. '
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.CinciunatI nIarket-Auru.taf.

su44EkGt-Auku8g Xls
FLOUR-Dull, with light demand; FAM
lily $10@l025. s,3ih BIt liI9gIy'
WHEAT-Quiet; No. held at 81 03@
2 %, but not saleable at better than$2OO
to any extent.
lCoRN,-Dull at 93@94c; held with great
firmness. EaE s',Fg8tFs}s -
r.. OATS-Excited; at the close No. ], not
to be had below 6Oc. 7Trt.r-.r-l
BARLEY-In fair demand; sales No. 1
RYE-Quiet at 81 80. ''zisi55io issI
COTTON-Nominally unchanged; the
whole amount here does not exceed 600
bales. , Aa1 5.-1
TOBACCO-Unchang and quiet. f
/. WHISkY-65c in bond; demand light.
PROVISIONS-Quie .io7Hlfs77l
MESS PORK-Held at $2S 75.
LARD--Can be bought at 1S56@l63<c.
BULK MEATS-Fair demand for bulk
shoulders from Smokers, with sales 20O,-
600 lbs at 1214c loose and 121lc packed;
sides held at l411ac, but no demand.
BACON-Shoulders in fair demand at
1875, but they were held 1s to 10 higher;
small sales clear sides at 171Ic. fr-ls
BUTTER-Dull at 33@35c. Gel
EGGS--15@16c.
LINSEED OIL-Qniet at 81 Ia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

The RAD. GATHERING.-There was q
slight gathering of the people last night at
the west front of the State House. Perhaps
five hundred persons were present. &
Take the Democrats, women and chill
dren from the crowd, and not one hundred
and fifty would be left. &EEE
At half-past seven o'clock Towler's
Band marched up street playing !.
"Oh cast that shadow from thy brow z
My dark-eyed love be glad awhile. .'5ss
But the shadow was not cast to any re-
markable extent, and the blackness from
the Rad'seye settled all over his face, be-
cause it was a dead sure thing the meeting
would be fizzle.
After the band had played for about an
hour, and Coates Kinney" had nearly dis
abled his other hand by blowing the bass
drum, perhaps three hundred people were
gathered together, and the Grant Tanners
came out of their holes.
There were not as many of them as on
their first parade, although they said they
had over two hundred members.
They turned out just seventy-two
privates and five officers.
And they all had torches.
The demonstration was a most lament
able failure. Judge j. January Winans
read his piece and subsided.
He, was followed by Capt, Sheridan, who
says he came from Louisiana.
If he did, It's good. thing for, that State,
but rough on Ohio.
Sheridan is a good speaker, but one Of
the blackest of the black, politically. He
believes that white man, properly eduea-
ted and highly cultivated, is as good as a
darkey--if he behaves himself. His speech
should be called ssAn Hour In Africa"
The affair was not what the RAIDS ex-
pected. They looked for an immense meet
they didn't get it.
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Paving Notice.

To al aohop IL may concern: ' 'a.t'
aa CITY CLERKS OFFICE, }1t
--.s.-...,, COLUMBUS, o., July 90, 1851
Notice hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, Tor
making the following improvements, to wit: ,g,b
For grading the roadway and sidewalks of Bond
street from High street TO Kerr street. la 4iis
Also. for grading and excavating and gutter pa
wing and graveling Strawberry alley from Seventh
street to Washington avenue on both sides. y ~
The same to be done in accordance with the pIats
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil En-
gineer. and filed in the office of the City Clerk l.
proposed improvements, are required to Gle their
claims in the office of the Clerk, in writing on or
1868. ~ erl-r.f lrIr slT. = 10 =
L. Z. WILSON,
ijy24-1taw4w i'i -ia2 City Clerk.
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Ohfcaro NIarifet-anyu.t o., q.

-FLOUR-Quiet; sales spring extras at
81 S71S@9 35. .'s.8
WHEAT-Weak and unsettled at 4@
41ac1 lower; sales No. / at 81 1901 76%;
No. 2 at 81 64@1 &C; closing at 81 64@1 65
for No. 2; unchanged this afternoon.
No. at s91S@$1 OO324; No. 3 at 9s1l@9915c,
and rejected at 951a@96c, closing quiet at
9954c Tor No. l; sales since 'Change at 1910
for No l. ~ % F7i Z 80 eafsaa : af4-I
OATS-Active at 14@1Sc lower; sales at
53M@5411ac, and closing &C 531a@54c.
RYE-More active aud l@2c lower,
BARLEY-Firmer; sales No. at 81 SO
@l 5S, and rejected at 81 32@1 40. closing
at outside price, f7s'i IHvi'f -. -l9 $50
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MISCELLANEOUS. r1t
Legal NOTICE.

Elize NJ. Fischer, pl'f,) State of Ohio,
VS. franklin County,
Robert Z. Fischer. def't.S Sc. 'rIg
THE SAID ROBERT E. FISCHER, LATh
notified that the said Elize N. Fischer will pro-
ceed to take the depositions of witnesses in this
tion at the office of q. n. Hospes, attorney at law,
southwest corner OF Fifth aud Market street, in the
city of St. Louis in the county of St. Louis State
of Missouri on the goth day of August, A. d. 1868.
betweeh the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and five
O'Clock p. NJ, with authority to adjourn from d
to day. until all such depostions shall have been
taken.
Dated this 9Th day of August, A. d. 1858. n
,-. ELOISE NJ FISCHER,
Bye. LoEw ENsTEIN, her Attorney. -
sug7-dltawSw
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New YORK market-Au9astsI.o


!, ,sCOTTON-Firm and quiet; sales of S5
bales at 10000. - ss,-ry I tfsiN
lFLOUR-CIosed dull at 5(@10c lower!
WHEATAQnieI, with strong down
ward tendency for winter and spring nom
inallv unchanged.
s RYE-Dull and heavy at 81 e5@17 10 for
WESTERN e ay.19s hlla Ltss Z afaSi ,s8iAlf
5tHOATS-Dull and heavy at 1910 for
western in store and SIC atioat, and 75@77c
for new western at railway depot. lS1
ACORN-Qnief; 81 05@1 10 for unsound,
and 81 20@1 -221a for sound new mixed
western afoat. sffnf9ni3 sdE7udel1iG
P0RK-DuII with sellers of mess at s2s
30 regular ~ -...-f -s-.-y -,
.'BEEF-:Quiet and unchanged. 1i1iduiI
CUT MEATS-Scarce and firm. iisM
BACON-Very firm and quiet. csisn'd
LARD-Dull at 1s34@ls5sc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Dull at 21@23c. = iof'aa2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

SoAPY.-Going home last evening we
found in our kitchen lot of soap from the
Capital City soap works of 81. Enrich, and
a delicately perfumed note, firmly sealed
with soft soap. informing as as to the
donor, and giving advice for using the sauon
both timely and necessary. In writing
note, Enrich is true to his craft, and can
"soft soap" correspondent equal to the
first politicians of the land. He has our
thanks for his present. 1t is good SOAP
If man wrecked at sea had box of it,
his safety would be assured. for he could
wash himself ashore. He might do that
though without going to sea.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

2 New York stock Markee-Aug. eI.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Are barely
steady the chief transactions being for
outside speculative account; the feeling
among dealers merely favors selling. Cou-
.pons of ,sl ll3A @1l332z; do '62 1131k @1l8L;
do "a l0s1@l09; do '65 11l@Ilf16; DO
new new I074@lO7zs; do '67 1071S @10711; do
'6s a071s@l07zs; 10 -4Os 1857 @l0S3S.
i, 6:3O pricesLWells' Express 2616 6@261I /;
f1n.erS AmeTiean 4oa@43H; Adams 5O15 5@50Z !;
2214@2216; Pacific Mail 993l l@I0O; Vest
ern Union Telegraph 341z@34k: New
York Central 1241s @I2414; Erie161S @l6J[;
do. preferred 691s @6934; Ohio q Mississippi
2SI@29; Wabash 51324@517s; do preferred
72@73; Michigan Central 1l9; Terre Hante
37@42, preferred 60@66; Michigan South
ern sS1s@s3N; Toledo 9sA@99; r Fort
Wayne l0311(0lO6.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

20 CAPTURING ssSwINE METAL.p-Ab boatman
named Jacob burst was arrested yesterday
by Constable Horn, on warrant issued by
Squire Gulick, charged by John L. Gill
with stealing about four tons of pig iroir'
1t is charged that burst received lot of
pig iron on his boat, at Portsmouth, for
Mr.. Gill, and instead of unloading it all
here, he carried part of it back to Massil-
lon and sold it. burst gave bail in the sum
of $500 for his appearance for trial on
Wednesday next at O'Clock P. M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

SALE OF LOTS AND PICNIc.-There is to
be great sale of city lots in Samuel
Doyle's addition to the city of Columbus,
north Of the United States Arsenal, on
Thursday next, August 9th. A grand
picnic will be held at the time in the grove
adjoining the grounds. "A plat of the ad-
dition can be seen at Morrison's Real Es-
tate Agency, ,Postoffice Arcade. 20 sa5l
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WASHINGTON.

Examination of the Negro Zou-
|. - IS aves, 80 ~ * 80
WASHINGTON, August 81.
The examination of the colored Zouaves
for rioting,'a "a week ago, while a company
of them from Georgetown were on their
way to the Capitol to relieve the guard
over the remains of Thaddeus Stevens, has
been concluded. Three were fined for dis
orderly conduct and sixteen others were
required to give from three to five hundred
dollars bail for further hearing at the
Court.
,gssH Picked Up AT Sea. 7,i
The United States Consul at London re-
ports that John V. Munson, of Calais, Me-,
and John O'Conner, of Brooklyn, New
York, have been brought to that port,
having been picked up at sea about forty
miles southwest by south of the island of
Nevis, their vessel, the Squirrel, of Port
Washington, having been lost on the coral
reefs near Burmuda. Fz~--TjF q -
Military Orders.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James N.
President, in accordance with the act of
Congress, July 2Sth, 1866, been detached as
Professor of Military Science at the Key
West University, at Lexington. zssa
Major E. W.Denniers, Judge Advocate,
has been ordered TO report, without delay
to Lieutenant General Sherman.
.JIa - Arrived. "a y
Intelligence has been received here of the
arrival of the United States steamer Mace
DOMAIN, of the naval practice squadron, at
Annapolis, yesterday afternoon, after a
passage of twenty-six days from Funchal,
Madiera. Allwere well. Lz-a &C EEgs~B
Land Survey.
The Commissioned General of the Land
Office here received returns of the survey
OF one additional township in Guvis and
Clark counties in Montana, just north of
Helena, embracing an area of 22,972 acres.
The soil is well adapted to agricultural and
grazing purposes. Nearly all the land in
the Southern part of the tract Is obtained
by actual settlers. There are no indica-
tions of minerals observed in the township.
Cannon Test.
By direction of the Secretary of War a
board Of officers will assemble at the Wash
ington Arsenal on the 10th day of Septem-
ber next, or as soon thereafter as practical
BILE, for the purpose of testing the Beaupre
system in the construction Of cannon.
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CUBA
Havana Mortality Report.

NHVFtHIfty AkepUrI.
: -s'ot&Szs- New YORK, Aug. 81.
Advices from Havana by the steamer
state that the exodus during the summer
amounted to 10000 persons, many of whom
fled through fear of cholera. In July and
August there were 1850 deaths from that
disease. Lorenzo B. Shepard, a New York
er, and ward of Mr.. Peter Cooper, died last
week from vomito.
ColIecfiOn of Direct Taxes.
Three royal DEGREES are published. one of
which empowers the Banjo and Panal of
Havana to collect all direct taxes for four
years, under the royal decree permitting
foreign vessels to enter the ports of Cuba
and Porto Rico, on an equality with Span
ish vessels in the ports of the nation to
which such foreign vessels belong. Sew
eral English and French vessels had claim
ed the privilege, but it was refused.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
Toledo market-Aug. 2I.

FLOUR-Quiet. .Sie 80
WHEAT-White shade better, red un-
changed, closing weak; sales of white
Michigan at 50 l6 for No. 2, white Wabash
at % 16 amber Michigan 50 0S for No. 2,
red at 81 97 for No. q spring at 81 20, au-
Der selling for September at % 03 to 2 O5.
CORN-Advanced 1c and closed with
the advance lost; sales No. l at 81 Oh to
81 05, buyer the month at 81 O5.
oATS-1c better; sales at So to SOC for
No. l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
HAYTI.
Cape Haytian surrounded.

OShpe IH"y tIHM SurEOumUeu.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
BY mail advices from Hayti we have
confirmatory details of dispatches through
the Cuban cable. -r.-rs'I ~ ,s-.- =
li Cape Haytien was surrounded by the
revolutionists, and communication with
the interior was cut off. ~ - /
tr .,v Port au Prince. "a /
The insurgents probably intended to
blockade Port au Prince with the captured
corvette Sylvan. The town is already
closed in on the land side. General John
Lynch had taken supreme command of the
revolutionary forces s,.s .U.1eter "a !
COnduct of Minister HOIiister.
Minister Hollister, on his cruise along
the coast in the United States steamer Pc
nobscot, had been received with unusual
hOnors by Salnave's representatives. His
conduct Is much condemned. .s .-l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

Observation-Disclosures. Harris, Carpenter
& Co., during the hot summer months,
purchased of nuacturers, when
money was in great demand, 5000 dozen
shirts and drawers, buck gloves and nit
tens, hosiery and zephyr goods, at the very
lowest prices and are now prepared to
offer great bargains to wholesale dealers,
auctioneers and the regular trade, at their
mammoth notion and fancy goods house,
los, 107, 109, Ill East Town street, Column
bus, Ohio. aug22-1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

IT being an established fact that the Con-
stitution Bitters are far superior to all 9TH
er Bitters, it is not surprising that they
are used to such an extent. There is no
doubt that if people consult their own in
terest, they will be supplied with them at
all times for a few doses taken in time Will
often prevent long and lingering sick
ness.
Everywhere victorious, Stewards Cough
Cure. aug22-d&w1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

BuffaIO .Market-AuEust u.
FLOUR Unchanged. l4il37 -
WHEAT-Spring w quiet and nominal at
50 16 for red Ohio. s.55n.45 a.!TgU7 Il II
CORN-Opening steady at 81 u, and
closed weak, with no buyers.
OATS-Dull at SIC for new western.
RYE-Quiet at 81 80 for new. Et-.t
CANAL FREIGHTS-Wheat lac, corn
111ac, oats zIc, to New York. -4s'...s
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Port au Prince.
Canada.
QUEBE,

77H '.psa -''1 'e QUEBEc, August 20.
The following are the names OF the run
ming horses in the Longride races yester-
day: The hurdle race, Starlight; Weltor
stakes, Hopeful; Montreal stakes, Luxem-
stakes, Nettie. .-...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-Aug: eI.
GOLDa.Unsettled opened at 1435 clos.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

MORE FRUIT THIEVES 'ARRBsTED.-Two
boys named Thomas McNally and William
Malloy, were arrested yesterday morning
by officers McEwen and Ryan for robbing
the trees of w. G. Deshler of their fruit
They were fined $5 each and committed for
ten days. This style OF punishment will
have the effect of breaking up the many
bands of young ruffians who now nightly
prowlabo the city to see what they can
steal and tosteal it.. % aq ~ I'D. ava 5I5s--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

sa THANKs.-As Marshal Browns slut's
pups passed our Office last night, they gave
little growl. For this expression of their
-disapprobation they have our extended
thanks. ~ y slt''7'a 'sia----.,f %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

az To prevent glass Jars from breaking
while bottliug fruit, it is only necessary co
get wet towel, double it four or five times,
and set the jar in it while pouring in the
fruit. This simple information will save a
great deal Of labor and trouble to those
engaged in bottling fruit. = ~ 'Ai'-ao
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
.s Paving Notice, ia5e

10 all a1honl q may concern:
El aIaaFhH ~ CITY CLERKS OFFICE. .
mod d Il sli. COLUMBUS. o.. July %. 1851
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
making the following improvements, to wit: )
For grading and graveling the roadway and grad
ing and paving the Sidewalks on North High street
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the office of the City Clerk. :,
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
before the Seventh day of September. A. D. 1858.
LII seat.,-r--t .e Il. E. WILSON,
jy25-d1taw4w CITY Clerk.
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81 st. Louis nIarket-Auxu sI

s=s0TT st. Louis NIarket-Aug. sI. 10
FLOUR-Unchanged. g = ;Tisl.rf ~
a WIFE AT-Unchanged. fiorl II III
CORN-Unchanged at 92@94c.
OATS-Opened at 5I@54c, but fell OTTO
49@52c. 05 H'i'
. RYE-Unchange at 81 Is. lsif17
PORK-Sold at $29 %. r.g'1 .9 {oey.t,l.
LARD-1S1lc. .,. 81. s.... -.-l,
BACON-Easier,
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Chowder Party.

SToNINGToN, CONN, Aug. 20.
AT mammoth Masonic chowder party,
at Mason's Island, near Stonington, to-day,
two hundred gallons of chowder were
served to some two Thousand persons, COM
posed of Free Masons, ladies of the order of
the Eastern Star and their friends, from
Norwich, New London, Mystic, Westerly
and Stonington.
oel.-.,-T Freshet. at--..s
.-z-r DANBURY, Conn, Aug. 20.
The dam connected with the large foun-
dry of Harrison & Flint, in this place, was
torn away this afternoon by the freshet,
carrying with 1t the stone bridge below the
foundry. ~.
ia Railroad News. ',iisa
SAN FRANCISCO, August 20.
The California Pacific Railroad Company
to-day commenced running trains to Davis
vile, connecting there with stages for Sac
ramento Morning papers of the latter
place are now delivered at San Francisco
in the forenoon of the same day they are
published. a-5a7
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
has completed two hundred and sixty
eight miles east of Sacramento river. Six
miles of track was laid August 10Th. The
ii necessary, to outstrip the Union Pacific
road. @ ,gEs l3}
.s shipping News. s-s,-. =,
The first opposition steamer, Oregonian,
for Panama, sailed to-day with $625,O00 in
treasure and 5000 sacks of wheat for New
York. ., 30 aa-s -ussssl
The steamer Resolute exploded boiler
to-day, at Alympia, Washington territory,
five persons were killed. 0i
Cleared-David Crockett, tor New York,
with IS, 600 sacks of wheat.
Sailed-Valparaiso. for New Y York; Cor
dillera, for Liverpool. 1sss-- zss..s. a..
1.2 boiler Explosion. ~, ~ ~
ti1s..d -54 -sas CINCINNATI, August 21. 5.
A boiler in the Globe Roller mills on
Front street, near the gas works, exploded
this morning, nearly destroying the entire
building. One man was seriously injured.
The loss is about $4,000. l'-t1i y LIZ
River and Weather.
100 PTTTsBURGH, August 81.
River twenty inches and at stand
Weather cloudy and pleasant. Mercury 75
. lndfan News.
ST. LOUIS, August 81.
AN Omaha dispatch says letter from
fort @. f. Smith, dated July 26th, states
that the entire tribe of Mountain Crows
came to the fort yesterday. The treaty re-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

sREL1a1ous The pastor of the
First Presbyterian church having returned
TO the city, regular services will be re-
sumed tomorrow. Preaching atll O'Clock
A. M, and at o'clock p. M. 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

Tie war on CANNES has about sub
sided, and muzzles no longer irritate
sgTrav. Blanche or Sweetheart"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

~ The Standing Committee Of the
Council on the Fire Department, on yes
terday, ordered the ringing of all the alarm
bells in case of fire. Good. III. La rl,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

SINGULAR. - The-ksrometer yesterday
steod at the same point allday, It did not
vary the thousandth part of an inch. Such
thing never occurred in this locality be-
fore that we can hear of. .t{Ef gTgQ aHOJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

CoUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-Ats
a meeting of the County Commissioners,
held yesterday, Messrs. sBarbee and Ed.
wards being present the bill of George P.
Sergeant for file boxes furnished Clerk of
Court, $40, was allowed. .,i-a. M ~ = ~ ,l,,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

HTwgJ3K KahnsS of this city Is. we
hear, in Washington, an applicant for the
position of Supervisor Of Internal Reyel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

MoTTo FOR DEMOCRATIC CLUBs.-In the
words of Lewis Cass, '.Let us cling to the
CONSTITUTIONS, as the mariner clings to the
last plank, when night and the tempest
close around him." % is5e