Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-29

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Our Young friend shall obes gratified
They are so called because they are black
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RAILROAD AccipsNr.A 'alD.ss T.. ooy :oo"o ~
years OF age ha'neu VIM o, .n
pioyed on u. wooo ''ra'a VI 'ne L'.e
iasni ioau, na. 10 s..,.,,, =,
motion, at South Charleston, on Thursday
night, about, ten o'clock. DIR. Hamilton
was sent for. He found that amputation
was necessary ~ ~ q eo:e e Fszesi
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reader readers VIII oear - ls'no w u 80, - -,
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iour acres 70 20 menu eo-uss ~ j" -. ~ WI
ison, at 'ne rrsnA.uo aa..o.ss san,n M O. Granevard ~
c,'essei p'No' oppos.'s - 'ss,,,.a ,oIu-
able outlots for gardening purposes no
sale will commence az . O'CLOCK 'niS ai'ei-
noon. q igsaaioaiJ lal y = sEs e ss7s,,i
9pne - R.cr --Tbe vounp man who
cramned cribbed. hooked, confiscated and
carried off. vesterdav. the hat, tile or head
Co,r of Mr. Hess one fine County Board of
School ExTaminersI. fs notified to forthwith
return the same. i When we left the Court
House Yesterday, Hess was swearing blue
etreok ahont his loss and threatening to
s,orghter s,av ,T and demol;sh the ayouug
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MEETING AT F1sHER,s SCHOOL HOUSE,
There was fine meeting Of the Democracy
at Fishers School House, Prairie township,
on Thursday night, which was addressed in
German by C.I,oewAnstein, and in English
.by John G.. McGuffey.s The addresses of
these gentlemen, we hear, were full OF stir
ring points, and were enthusiastically re-
ceiyed.-. The work goes bravely on. Old
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.NCaMrAreN C1uBs.-We are glad to notice
that the friends Of Seymour and Blair are
everywhere On gagged In the work Of organ
ixiuq clubs. \ The Democrats have CON-
mence1 the campaign with determine
ton TO win. and we feel confident that they
win come out Of the contest with ssbrows
bound With victorious wreaths." Campaign
clubs and the wide circulation of Demo-
cratic newspapers are the most effective
f,sd;est revojntionists. TTyy EETT. 100
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OYsrERs.-It is said that youth was
once reading in the. Scriptures, about
Moses He rendered apassage thus: i@And
Moses was an oysterman, and made oint-
ment for the shins of the peoples" For the
word Moses aboye,o read Gus.s Stevenson
RutOGns. don't make no ointment fol
notbinp. He dispenses oysters, Gus. does
and good ones. If YOU desire anything In
the oyster nne' eau aaa see gus 'Nsoss'
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1,l..a a1ss-;a. So. : ao..;sa.t. IS - r,-,oro
t;on with the Secretary Of state Yesterday
IT, ;s aroan;zsd FIR the purpose OF minins
.o.1 ;ronsoras umestone. fire and potters
=. ~ oth.r ro;nera,sssti , sPr;ncinal offic,
~ rranLiiol toiw1nnsbiln. Summit county
Can;taI .toct s,o aoo. in shares Of $40
Capital sGocA |oooVVo' int-o"N AZ q ~ =
aonh william Sislar David Stump, JOSEPH
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herstetter, Alfred a. BreVsJef, a. IA
,rY4,..- r,,,o,,,,t c;sIor q nd Jacoh Chris
hulcuinsoh, ooScP f'ieiS' ~ "'A>A ''> o" :
nell are the incorporators.
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TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-lne ioliow'
ing transfers OF real estate were lett at en'
Recorders office yesterday;
Esther 4. Shook to Samuel Stuart - uil
7th' % acres OF land in Madison township
for sh44t "a II sl5oI %