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DOBEKT r. BUrTOS's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
vrginisn Once Eighth street. -'chburg. Virginia

Advertisements inserted IN al newspapers pubiishedes
United s.ssss. I. Publishers Lowest R r.. =, S.,
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hsvs always found him pOnp. practical and IL every
parties who may require such within .hs
sphere Of his business-JRchmond Wig. rOv. s, 1855
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receipt for al monies received for same
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'-'N- Proprietor Of Intelligence.
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suhoErsd % receive and ressRs tor the Bristol Ns~-
tsssr'' o. A" ''F 'oAN ' Edisor Bristol Ss-.
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Hunc.tons with Mr. Button. We have .ivays found rr
proupt, courteous and niab We would rseomnend ms
Agency 70 brethren 81 the Press 10 Ienncssee-
bristol Tenn Hcvs Nov. l. l3dA
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Button has again established his Advertising Agency
Lynchburg Va During The wu We had dealings .itn TN
gentleman We always found him prompt aud reliable from
satisfied thai al orders entrusted
bis win be promptly attended to-
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| Abingdon, Va. January II 1883
1 70 wHon r. Hat CoxcKRx.-Dr Robert ?. Button o.
LynchourE authorized cnntrat tor advertisements
receive subscriptions The Abingdon VgniAn and &c
\ receive payments for sGma
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quainAnce with Mr. Button and take msch pleasure IN
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&OBILt-eteamer + ranoss--l4 bales cotton "a
MARY Lew &eo-l0 do Winston, Mo -rison &co-6
H W Earl. y &co-l Cobb, Dohonde &co-l5 hhdt
hides bay q Mehle-6 bales doue ucs Y woit
ney 6co.2 90 Lehman, Newgass &co-l9s pkgs
tobacco s Frisdlander- So do Na'Benthuyser
rs do wsckerbsrih & Jose ph-Sl do to Orders;
SKIS FRI 1t p.Ik,us, semen &co-sunories to ordel
Total ~ balesIcotton
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upou the back Of photograph Of himself found
an he person of New York burglar. arrested on
NeSnesdsy, written 10 q business hand, was the
Following announcement:
Whcp man begins to slide down bill itseeuns
40 u an nature was creased for the OCCASION
Joeh Billings.
81 find this to be true. ei ). J. 81
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Cattle Market.

CIrr or JEFFERSON, December 1853
Arrived yesterday -364 Texas Beeves. Isl
Hogs end 81 Mich Cows. Sold yesterday-Iz5
Texas Hseves, 1877 Calves and Yesrngs, 80 Hogs
and Mslch lows. Stock on saie05ye texas sss
Reeves ,a59 Calves and YesrlIngs. 500 Hogs, 1885
oha., "a Milk Cows We quote:
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LOUIS STERN BROS. SELL at 10 o'clock T. Ct No. ~
Msxszme and 96 Drawer street. boots shoes, etc.
uHAs II NASH sells, 1t IL O'Clock A II ssiesroou
St Charles and Perdido. furniture SHARES sock
- sss Advertisements on ffth page.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BALTIMORE-H
roR RALrINoR1 AND HAVANA
rak xEv ORLRAxs, BALfIneR1 AND HAvAnA
ReeuLAR SENT MONTHLY LINE Ov ssRAnssirf
o. .iss ssn: Dsi.asr osnssads.
oARzyINe UNITED STATES AAILs
FIRsf cabins
fnroxxh noksu 70 ksv ysrk. 80
Gf1z -oTcgpa AT KEY wEsr-fns '0''-s's
Cuba.
DUKRHARr. Commands.
Wa lszv, her whAn, OPP site Jackson Square on |
tn URSDAY D. cenber 10th. 1t m H., carrying the u
mails. .....
cor frsh. or passage hsvtns usssrpAsssa sooSnmeds-
Eoas apply 70 wrrBEBsPoor. HALsKT CO.. Agents,
10 Osropdelst strssA |
a. EGO p.,. u isdos bu, snoss the Company vii
signed Permits for feigh. must te procured fcr this
otles No frest. Havana sAkss snsr y s'e,saa -
asy Of sailing.
~. steamship MARYLAND win scuov.
CORPUS Oh RISTI.
e. FOR KOCKrORT ST. MARu's
and sre., Western Railroad Morgan Line Steamers
Theron STEAMER A,asam.,
ssr Capt mo- BENSON.
VIII leave Brashesr City the arrival Of the ~ rain
O The Neg rlean. ops'oasas and ssltSs on Wsv-
For passage apply % Office opeousas Railroad. 60 Canal
CIV R. BAyLEY. Superintendent.
f0' "'sn' 'pp' G. A. WHITNEY CO.. Assus
Freight receised every DAY Ferry Landing
fo,t Of t. Ann st eet
BRAZO-s eANTIAs5O.
MORGAN LINK U. y. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on SATURDAY. December sth. asa
e1z. roK BRAzOs SANTIAGO VIA
SSISsssss aALvEsrON--Ths iron ssssuship
w. =. BECKETT. Commander.
WIN ,s.,, foo. Of St. Joseph II the steamer
Il unable 70 cross goods to be delivered At
ships tackle oops.ees pay their hghtsras& For
freight pssssss sppiyt
CHAs. A wHffrEY 90, Agents.
s.s~rss - sdopssd By the Board
OF Upderwriters July l. 1888 81 -
6RDCEAIES. WINES. etc.
COoDRICH . BAILEY.
ONO O GOODRICH. late Of eocdrcn Q.
GHAs r. RAlLEY, late Of oeo. a. Gsrrsr
Wholesale Grocers and Dealer
WESTERN PRODUCE WINES. LIQUoRs, rOBA
Eta nj the Old Stand Of Geo. q Garner 90.
Nos. g Common and ~ 0snai stree<
n Q. HITCHCOCK n co..
pIsTILLERs' AGENTS. REcrIT1ERs OF SPIRITS,
Wholesale LIQUOR DEALERS,
Noe. as. Al. 40 s.d 81 Gr..,ee street.
&c Peters Street.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
CROOKS q MARIsTANY.
vnoLxaAIl pnAIxHs -
LIQUoBs SPIRITS WINES oI0ARs Ere. ETC..
No 50 fchoupitoulas street, and the Star Warehouse
| Eotre Dame street. corner Commerce.
Always hand large stock Of Bourbon, EonongahsA
Rye Rectihed which offer the trade
liberal terms and ct the lowest market rstss
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NAPCHEZ.
sArnsEx rAOxhr.

THErFW PAssENGER r AC-
ieGf&t5ses. via w-s..e., =. .. kioh.sds'.,
Es Gsturdey ~vsrtr al Tor tbs vater
snc aer sONDAy 1t o. Decenb leave for Matches
on MOs II Avs a. sru And account Of the fsggy
sor vii n he ,bor trip 10 Fort Adams, is.viag 90
fhaDAis os. :. HrrE Agent u rch,as,ssaIss ss.s.
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Nlariu, .ynteIIiqenrs.
cnKscrr.ovr,cr, NO. Is GAIT srsxxF. /
"Wednesday, Decsmbsr 2 hooo.

CREscr~r.OrrIcs no. Is CA.r srsxsf'
"wednesday. Dsssmbs< ? i5oS
-f C1ear~s v~eserasy, t-i -'it d
Steamship Riga (Brl, Hunter, for Pillau,
Steamsbip Yazoo, Hodges, for New York, =,
- -''F' Harris Bidwen
Steamship Hudson. Fsirchild, for Galveston, IL
ballast. b ~ --f.
stesmsbip Crescent, H.wthcrn, for Galveston; .
Shin Monsoon (Br), Chiffon, for Liverpool;
Ship Wallace, Carney for Havre.
oa'A wR Buddendo'n
steamer Virginia, HOlcroft, for st Louis mas'e'
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yUEsTERN LANDS AND sECURITI es-
In addition Government State and Railroad Bonds and
Socka We buy and sell Lands Illinois Wisconsin, Mime
highest paid for ttiss TO LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES.
We also purchase at hes. rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsUREDITED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AID TOWN
BONDS
Correspondence solicited and nformsticu required,
furnished without charge. Address
Austin C0RBIN 4 CO..
Bankers Nev York City.
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G. vEsTON--ISD DIAM
MORGAN LIVE o. q HAIL STEAMSHIP
Se. FoB aALvEsT0N AND IHprAN-
@saknss steamships form this Line:
W. g. aewes......l, o. Harris. Au.tin.
% nary..-..--... SAxnes: Harsans
Clinton. Josep hias-..... -AssaxordA,
J. W. HAWTHORN. Commander.
VIII sail from foot Of Joseph street WEDNEsDAT.
December I'd, 0eA.S
sorfrsishi passage apply W
cHAs A. wHIrSs ~ z GO "A. Asss.
Freight insured ct onsha the rates adopted BY the Bosru
Of Underwriters July lst, Ieca
B-No bills oflading signed atsr sailing Of the steamer
The Steamship HARLAN viii succeed the CRESCENT
and sail o FRIDAY. December 4sh
EHMA F0K TEXAS
INSIDE BERwIOHs BAT ROUTE
NEW oRLEANN oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
| On SUNDAYS, TUEsDAYs THUKSDAys and sATUR
pAY se'1a yns n a. BE ss.ss sa ''cs , y;
sins ths Morgan Lane STEAMSHIPS 1t Bashsar of Galveston
Josephine. ..................-.CAPr. J. n. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
| Masegorda. Capt j. j. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYR
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted, ct the once Of the Ops
lousas Railroad Company, No. 60 Canal strsst 81 Vi
Ferry LANDING. on the resn.ns q ds ,9
4 @. W. z. BAYLET. supsnntsnasnA
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r. sARRAZIN,n
TOBACCO MAHUFACS0Ky.
Corner Ohartrss and OcaH GsssA
H. J. r. sAERHxrE thankful for the patronsss sxsendsd
hin since the establishment Of bis factory has constantly
assd his sxerions bis rsputa
hcn and able 70 ors TO the Southern States superior
Of Tobacco smoking In ell sors OF psok
The His Of Ohsvhs fobaars
pfn-s rs0srs v>mrs>d NJ s~pvv svvsvai
EuR sALR-REAL EsrAfE-sEvBRAL aUN
Cotton and Sugar Plantstions located zoe sss
rnrtfons Of he growing etsfe& Also hfcf
Panans Orange Orchards and large bodies Of va usbs
timber isnea Also. large variety Of CITY anc slonou
Property improved and unmpoved In the form Of
building iots on favorable tsrms Psre
Wishing 70 lnvet WIN do ve 70 cal and sxAnns oar froP
Goa Rrber Gard RsAi Estste AassA No y osrnudss
N-- 0-i>ars
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COM MlSSION.-F'OHW AADAEa
CTEWART. GALBREATH IL FiZER,
cAsDRxw STEWART, New orIeans-wn srxwARr-w B. GAL
sRx,ru-JoHs @. FzxR, MemphisJ
Cotton Factors and General Conmissiea
Merchants.
Ae............ UNION sIREBr............4s
New Orleans
rALBREATH, STEWART a. co.
wv. q. eALrRxlrH-wr srrvAxr-Jso. C FzKR Nsuphis
ANDREW STEWART. N o.
Wholesale Grocers sna Cotton Factors,
No IL Union street, Merpais. Tenn
HAr a MEHLs.
ALEXANDER HAY; WILLIAM MBHLE;
Comu,,ss,on Mes chants for the Psrchase
sale. Forwarding and shipment Of Bids. Leather.
Wool. Beeswsx- Talow and Tanning
Materials,
nos. "A ard So commercs Street. New Orleans.
AvMAR /" Co.,
OWE H. ArrAR, 2. y. MnLrxEs. DAH'L p. LoaAHJ
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No 81 CHondslss street, New Orleans.
rh.rsI advances made on .h pments to our friends Lon
dOn' Liverpool re" '''' ''' '"''''AA YxAR q 90.
| n, @. NOEL a CO..
| CONFUSION MERCHANfa
| For the sale OF .
| Cattle, Hogs, sheep. Mules and Horses.
STOCK LANDING. NEW oRLKAss
| Satisfactory references given.
| TaBAU, AYCOCk ~ Co.,.
g ryEsD. J. T. AyCoCh. JOB 0ITzrEarx-
| .Sucosssors TO O wiikin Oe.J
.
| -roR sHx
Cattle, Eogs and shssss
| STOOL LANDING.
| rssv gsssr-eE
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An Iutense Excitement

or not. Mr.. .Cupps was very
peaceful man, and was never known to
harm any one, " 5rf1 u on 5iui2 r!t |
An Intense Excitement
Has been, created in this city by the arrest,
on the. street on Saturday night, of the
wife of B. NJ. Dake, q prominent Ho-i
meopathic physician, who was most OUT
rageously abused. The circumstances of the
case are as follows: 1t appears that on Sat-
urday night Mrs. Dake taking with her a
colored man servant, went in quest OF a.
colored girl to be employed as cook. After
accomplishing her errand she stepped out
of Strawberry alley.i when at the instance
OF man named Keller she was arrested
by policeman Robb, who averred that she
was ai'street walker Handouts were
placed upon her, and she was otherwise
ill treated. Robb aud Keller were held in
IS 600 bail, and an officer named Williams,
who assisted Robb, in $4,000 for sppear-
aiicel to answer at the Court. Thisoutrage
has grown out of an order from Mayor
Blackmore to arrest characterized women
after 9-o'clock at night a.; f,,, .,,.,..-..4
-, Edwin Booth. -'.-,..,.-'-,
Tonight Edwin Booth opens an engage
ment at the Opera House in the character
of Hamlet. 5H ut 4 siessis u IN .ra'il
Arrived. 5Dodii8 bI7oR
Walter Brown. of Portland, Me-. who is
to row against Henry Coulter. on wednes-
day, next, arrived here yesterday. He
brought with him an ele giant paper boat,
of the following dimensions: Length, 80
feet; width, II inches; depth, '633s inches;
weight, "a pounds. Browns rowin gyweight
will be l53 and Coulter's les pounds. sdg
-a4,' paf aus Dinner. ts rata-r-s e
rf a45e. hsr- r.s7 BALTIMORE, Sept. z. sT5
In conformity with the annual custom of
the association of old defenders of Balti-
more, they yesterday attended divine SER
dist Episcopal Church, The association
now numbers only about 40 members. On
the 18th inst. they will partake of their
annual dinner at Goranston.
Negro Murdered.
-e WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept. z.
Saturday night, at Clinton, Chan, paign
county, negro, formerly member of the
Union League, but who recently abandon
ed that organization and Joined a colored
Democratic club, was called out of doors
at his house and shot through the beart.-
The matter has caused great deal of feel
ing. 81 GwEsH sTs aslI s,iis1l ID aT-
-ir2 zsv Arrived. =ls gif- n
.I1isW se-7 .a.t iB1 BOSTON, Sept. z.
| = Tee United States cutter, Hugh McCul-
| loch, arrived to-day from Prince Edwards
| Island, bringing Carl Rutter and other mem-
bers of the committee who recently visited
that island in the interests of the Govern
ment IS 1ui elif1 -HfJ- .a- -v bed
Ike .Ea Stumping Tour. .l.f
| All ~ s5-'s AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. z. 4,
| Hon. B. Hill is about leaving here to
stump the North and West in the interest
of the Democrats. --. 81: -,-.r.-.
| .,i.... ,Ex- Gov. Seymour. t,-..
| ,+ ...,..t. HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. T.,
Seymour took place in this city o-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.-The
rapidly increasing sale, unprecedented
popularity and beneficent and lasting re-
suits of the Constitution Bitters, are alike
subjects of comment and astonishment.
Mild and certain in their action on the ami
NAL economy, prompt in operation, pro-
ducing none of the i'll effects incident to
Bitters generally vended. For the pre-
vention and mitigation of sea-sickness,
they are pleasingly adapted. For counter
acting the deleterious effects resulting from
a change of water, and for irregular diet,
they are unsurpassed. They are the anti
dote for those arrangements consequent
upon the inhalations and surroundings of
the pestiferous exhalations. of miasma
arising from the swamps, morasses and
turbid waters of the West, which contain
so large per centage of putrescent and
decaying animal and particularly vegeta-
BILE substances. They are sold by all drug
gists. -'eh 81.
What the people want, Stewards Cough
Cure. ..... sep5-d&wlt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

| ONO BASE BALL CONvENTIoN.-The fol-
lowing circular, received by us yesterday,
calls for convention of the Base Ball
players of this State, to be held in this city
on September 30th, when we may expect
to see a large gathering of the friends Of
the National Came" The circular is as
follows:
"The annual convention of the Ohio State
Association of Base Ball Players will be
held at Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday, Sep
tember 80, 1868. at IL o'clock.
q, "Clubs desirous of b scoming members of
the Association, should Immediately send
a written application to the Recording Sec
retary (whose address is below, signed by
its President and Secretary, setting forth
the name of the club, date of its organiza-
tion, days of playing, names of its officers
aud delegates, and the number of members
composing it; and should also inclose nine
dollars with such application, being the
| amount of entrance fees and dues for the
first year of membership.
Zach club having one or more delegates
at any meeting of the Association, is en-
titled to two votes.
cit is highly important that our meet
ing this year should be large one; and,
therefore, clubs are requested to send del
egates, If possible, but at any rate to be-
come members of the Association, whether
they are represented at its annual meeting
or not.
"Half-fare arrangements will probably
be made with all railroads centering at CO.
lumbus, SO that the expense of travelling
will be small.
"The following are the committees which
were appointed for the years 1867 and
| 1865:
COMMITTEE on Rules and Regulations
| Robert N. Spry, Chairman, Riverside Club,
Portsmouth; G. B. Ellard. Cincinnati Club,
Cincinnati; Albert Wrattan, Columbia
Club, Columbia; e. Baker, Social Club,
Cincinnati; George E. Rollins, Greenwood
Club, Springfield; J. NJ. Oldfather, Olym-
plan Club, Oxford; E. +. Boise, Penfield
Club, Oberlin; H. A. +. Deneke, Crescent
Club, Cincinnati; II. B. Webb, Newton
Club, Newton; John 81. Fenton, 0. K.
Club, Zanesville; M. J. Higginson, Red
Hot Club, Cincinnati; George F. Sands,
Buckeye Club, Cincinnati.
zee, Capital Club, Columbus; W. S. Price,
Quickstep Club, Toledo; E. P. Hoovler,
Xenia Club, Xenia; F. A. Taylor, Great
| Western Club. Cincinnati; w. A. Mcintosh,
Railway Union Club, Toledo.
| Judiciary Committee. A. Scarritt,
Chairman, Capital Club, Columbus; w. W.
| Pyle, Hickory Club, McConnelsville; j. T.
frlngle, RepuOHc CluO, Sprlngnelu, JOnn
S. D wis, Live Oak Club, Cincinnati; Frank
White, Onawa Club Williamsburg; A. A.
Kramer, Harmony Club, Cincinnati; John
I'll. Gogan, Diamond Club, Newtown; W.B.
Thorn, Toledo Club, Toledo; 81. D. Peck,
l'astime Club, Cincinnati.
Under the new Constitution, adopted at
the last meeting of the National Associa-
ton, it is necessary for clubs to join their
respective State bodies. In that way alone
can thew become members of the National
Association of Base Ball Players.
Respectfully,
AARON B. CHAMPION. Pres't.
"FRANK HARVEY, Recording Secretary,
P. o. Box I'll, Cincinnati, Ohio. F1f7
Cincinnati, August 81. 1865"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

THE ODD FELLOWS CoMPANIoN.-This
sterling monthly, for September, comes to
us greatly enlarged with new title page
and with many other additions, beauties
and improvements. As now arranged, its
literary department is equal to that of any
magazine in the country, containing some
forty pages of most interesting miscellany,
while its Odd Fellows department has no
equal in the United States. We are graft
fled at the signs of prosperity shown, and
wish the enterprizing publishers, M. G.
LiIley & Co.,of 253 South high street.every
success. The Odd Fellows Companion il
publication Columbus has reason to BIZ
proud of. ID bSlifis1 .ra .aa.fsl'A asilisa-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08
KEEP 1T BEFORE. THE PEOPLE.
The Public Debt Increased over One
Hundr red and Fifty Millions since
the Close of the War.

THE PUBLIC DEBT Sat THE TIME THE WAR
WAS DRAWING TO CLOSE"
Extract from Secretary McCulloch's last Annua
Report.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
25 b WASHINGTON, November 30. 1S67.}
In conformity with law, the Secretary
of the Treasury has the honor to submit
to Congress, this, his regular annusl re-
port:
In order that the action of the Secretary,
in the financial administration of the De-
partment may be properly administered,
brief reference to the condition of the
Treasury AT THE TIME THE WAR
WAS DRAWING TO A CLOSE, and at
esssary. On the 3lst day of March, 1865,
the total debt of the United States was So
1885, 955,077 81.
I [Signed] HUGH M'CULLocH,
] 1EFlFTaf-E Secretary of the Treasury. I.
THE PUBLIC DEBT NOW.
IExtract from Secretary M'CulIoch's last Monthly
4 Report.]
2'. TREASURY DEPARTMENT., "a
WASHINGTON, August z, 1S6sS
The following is statement of the pub
lie debt of the United States on the 1st of
August. 1868: -L5l ftL
Amount of debt les. cash in tt. -, :
Treasury. 81 523s53 4sO 81
The foregoing is correct statement of
the public debt as appears from the books
and Treasurer's returns in the Department
on the 1st day of August, 1868:
| [Signed1 HUGH M'CULLoCu,
| 30 -r- Secretary of the Treasury.
INCREASE OF THE PUBLIC DEBT AS SHOWN BY
SECRETARY M'CULLoCH.
1865 90, sea, ,534, $50 81
1866 2,366, ,955,O77 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08
Cincinnati Money market-sept. Z.
GOLD--144114 buying.
NewoYork stock nIarket-sept

GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet but
steady. Coupons, of 81 e1l4@l141144;;. do -'62
n3T@H314; do S'64 109A @109I; does
1lI7s; do new 1895 do '67 1O9; do ,'6s
10s1a @10S14 10-40's los @l0511s6. '.-N sv
$50 priees-Wells' Express 255S@265s
American 1904; Adams 49@4914; United
States 451s@45H; Merchants Union 23@
Union Telegraph 34@343S; New YORK
Central 1855 @l255s; Erie 4611s @4634 do
preferred 69@69A; Ohio and Mississippi
2S5s@291s; Wabash 5414@545s; do pre-
ferred 72@75; Terre Haute Az @42; pre-
ferTed b5@67; Michigan Southern ssh
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

! A CARD OF FTHANKs.-Permit me, through
this medium, as Chairman of the commit
tee of Arrangements for the Mass Sunday
School Meeting: held at the Rink on Sum
day at 8 p. NJ, to extend the hearty
thanks of the SUNDAY School Union" Of
this city. to the Directors of the Rink for
the use of the building; to the Ohio Fur
niture Company for the use of chairs; to
A. Hildreth & Co. for loan of lumber tor
seating the building; to Towler's Band for
the admirable part they performed, and to
Wm.lH. Lott and his excellent associates
for their most soul-stirring music; and to
the vast concourse of the dear children for
their attention; and for editorial courtesies
extended to the cause by the OHIO STATES
MAN, o. s. Journal and Columbus Gazette.
ISAAC G. ASTON,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08
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Rice, Utica New York; Chas w Clark Mississippi
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v lie Ohio: j E Wilson, w heeling Va; Ch IS II Hor-
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Newark Ohio; Phil Cline springfield Massaehu-
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Washington, z; Bard, do; 6 w Taylor Win
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Newman, Detroit; Hawkey, PhiIadelphia; John
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do: George Coburn and lady, Clifford. Y;-J u
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Moore, Cleyeand; J Bryant. do; 81 Bynn. Steu-
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