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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

. n.y. We neglected 10 slate, in he
previoss Issue Of tho Repsblican, tia,
Mr. Heury GoldxAter, Who had been
entrusted will aseek u goods, by The
Gsm u AsssrA Myers. Ispss, 4 Co,
Of Jefferson, and who was rseortsi y
have soh sAsm, pvt the proceeds in his
poctss, ard siscasped "for parts ~
aao~h, had returned W. foasd hin
u JeAsrso~4 W. were nislsd By ~
seeount, which stated that be hsd been
followed as faf - oAlvesson, whcre IN
tr.ce ofhiin had been Iost r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ Az thsrs ase frsqasst isqslriss
y to he condition Of Mis- Duggis
Ewsll, the yonng lady, who was recent
y shot In her fishers residence, three
.iles from this place, sa4 who cs.s
nsar losisx her lie ws ere happy ia
bsins able n ssAts, s..ss sAs has sseov.
cred. II is now bslisvsd, frea several
circsnstsnsss. thaa shsre was 70 Pc.
neditassd iaa1nsisa " sa,assinaes hss
but that me negro Who did the 1hoosiag
was engaged in stealing corn and Ared
Cd lis gun to ftishtsn the other negroes
on the place, not noticing that he was
shooting towards tho family residence,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ Ths sdiAOr Of Ne Rasssl Tiun,
pshlisAsa aa6pastA la, hes bssa psid
ssssesiptIsn 10 pstases He now ~
Pisss 10 "a few shist sss cod ssns bst
sss !" ssssioasd vssy ns1ssaiy. w
wosdss II h. wssA not - dsssssA y
receive . NV nIes hans, ssndsy Assts
tarhs'ss, ste. La hiA M NJ rssdsss
there h nosAinx Inc ass living 70 ~
dsce rsass'ak sditosiah,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ The Candsn, SSath-Artansas
Josrnal, > Easy radical sheet contains
the fsllowisx. 1r
"Asa nov hsss ~ ~ - cAin - q
goose pond Ansr . tsnpssa sesaschiaS
oar paas for an Asa, nary idea will
zone" ..
Ifthavs was ~ much Akh 1t the bot
eou,. ~ thsrs 10 ssaally IN goose pond
tho editors scratching VIM nos altogether
IN vain.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ Jks hskiaasy ns4sisss says
Aas hssss tAisf ~ sssssssd ssssaaly
ssas wsaaos, y Cs,ais ssssay. y ~
sitisssA He : aev sasensa i To ~
= Asksspy. rA~s +, IN, h ~, )
asgss vs.aa shssep1 vHk npsasiag
~ ohiA, ~ nsgre b, ss1ss sspsat
lot sstaias n 70 Mssss. Rksa's eotlsa
~ vssl hsassy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

- The SAssnas Courier c1pias -
artisIs cs~plinsaAasy II AAiss shal
have sztssosdIaasy cesvsrsasssaAl psw
sr' AID csa Alt isssssassiy, cd via
isssrsst, with the rsnssk. thsa "lha
writer y - crazy ~ bsd beg" Il
bic jsdsssst " pssssas, he ssaas
asa Of Chicago ssssciss more vis5on.
1t 10 stAssd Aaa lady Ia ssss city vhs
hid loss her spsseh, he'd twsaay oasss
Of marriage u one week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ W. Pridesa. convicted Of snus,jsr
in the second degree, fos killing . Nj.
brown, asd ssnssaosd 10 ave Year, in
pr'son.ess in the ps~issasiary, escaped
from Victoria On the night Of Tie 2lst
Wlt On account Of his dslicais health,
he had been removed " tho roo,a above
tho Lookup 10 sAe morning he asd
his guard vsrs bo4h seas. "a Ne 2sah
slt, there was 40 asAsmps - . Es~essl
Jail dAlivssy ~ vists~iA, which was die
covered il tine to prsvsss IL On W.
2ad issA, the ianAAss wsss nsss sue.
essslal, anA two Of shea go4 oat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ The Transcript and Josrnal, Il
Houston, have been Consolidated, and
the editors and proprietera, Nsssrs. J.
&. Chew and q. W Diamond, have con-
mencsd new paper, wider the title Of
the Houston penocras. They pablish
: daily, ti.seshty, and weekly, The
Ipe~Scrat 10 e-stiasd 10 tAks nigh %.
sitios a.sss the leadias josrnals Of tAs
State. lts conductors an men Of ~
dastry, energy, enterprise aad talent
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

- TIE Sostk -Wss>sra slalss thaa
The rsgissaAisa boehs 81 Csddo pasiaA
vses ctsssd % Ne ~. Seven has
drsd ~ s,svss scvsrsigrs availsd
sAsnsaivss Of shs privilege Of register
iss dsring he Ave days Of grace. Of
which ~ were white and 86 black,
Total registry Of The parish 4,47S-
whites ~, blacks 1928.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

A HuxoRr Sss.-Ths Aoass ia
Advocate, 10 psbliahias Dassae'
aetss Acknowledges shs rssspaisa Il a
hsss ins saks, fsssA fsoa he haad
Of shs bssstiesl bride" Il proceeds :
sayi III was dsvoarsd b. proprietor
sditoss, coapeaisoss, aud devils" Web
ster thus defines he word dsyoas; ~
~ with gsssdissss; 70 81 ravssossly
~ bsass of prey, o. - hsagry nas.
There 10 sviasatb soastAiax ravssos
in the paragraph.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ TIE TRIAL Of M. Davis hes been
possPossd until he 2ed u Nay. II ~
SENATE shoaA succeed u eoavisaisg sad
removing the PrssidsaA . deissninsd
slbrt will thsa b. nAAs, IN ell peoha-
aalGsAe 'aF'ia is:;ssi y u s,s Rssr
ions, banlshmsns, and sxscutioss. Il
will be the opening Of The arst chsptss
u . carnival Of blood, siailas 70 thst
u he French revolution.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
( ~ FROM NEW YORK
Riot Among Emigrants ON Wards Is
lnnd.

New York, March 5--Asout half past
eight this morning riot broke out among
emigrants on Wards Island, which, but for
thetimel Interference of the police, would
have ended in terrible bloodshed. Bad feel
ing has for some time existed between Ger
man and Irish emigrants, which to-day cul-
minated in an attack of 700 Of the latter
upon their enemies, who had also put them
selves into sort of army array. The Irish
men seized on. pitchforks, clubs, axes. ice
spltters, long poles with sharp iron; points,
and even broke an iron rack to obtain teeth
as weapons. 30 saA - - ~ !ss.is
The Germans, barricaded themselves in
the basement of the hospital building,
when the Irishmen attempted to break
in the house, the doors of the corridors
were battered down and the fight was go-
ing on quite .fiercely when a strong police
force arrived and succeeded in quelling the
row, though not before being compelled to
shoot down four of the beliigerents.
Eighteen of the rioters were wounded
more or less severely, and eighty-six were
seemed and confined in a building, strong
ily guarded by police The emigrants en-
gagged in the fight are still excited and de-;
clare the fight will be renewed as soon as
the police leave the island. cd itara 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Indian Depredations.

ST. LOUIS, March 5s-Montana papers re-
port that the Blackfeet Indians have in
augurated their yearly raid and are now
infesting the Benton road, b tween Ken
lnedy's rancho and Green Ifver. They had
already killed one man and run off over a
hundred horses, besides creating "a panic
among the settlers in the sneighborhood.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S coaches were fired at
several times yd I9GiEh-G u od .iTcrr2T2
/ Dispatches to Governor Smith, from Col.
Scribner state.that Kennedy s rancho, thirty
five miles from Helena, was burned by the
Indians, Mrs. Kennedy and her children
were captured and carried off by the Il e. sayas-. 8.
ges. bas-sso9- rs .l0 ". - 10 ..oiio 9d1 ri
The Omaha Republican learns from re-
liable seource that about twelve hundred
Indians are gathered around Fort Laramie
and conducting themselves in a threaten
ing and insolent manner. They have all
ready commenced ,depredations on stock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
Havana Adyices.

I New YORK, March 5-The .Herald's spe-i
cial from Havana, 4th, says The Spanish
mall steamer from Cadiz arrived at St.
Johns, Porto Rico, on Saturday last, Feb
ruary 10Th. She brings troops for the Span
ish man of war Africa, which is watching
the ship Alice BAH, Captain Ross, at st.
Thomas. The Alice Ball is taking aboard
the cargo of war material of the ship Sarah
Newman, tor Valparaiso.
/ The Captain General Of Porto Rico is
canvassing project to declare st. Thomas
a free port. He is also endeavoring to get
the British mail steamers to touch at that
point.
Breadstuffs waited Business was re-
viving.i is9f', a.19 =. ,gIsl9 ~ "a Tief sr.i7o
The Herald's special says the hotels here
are to be connected by telegraph.
Hall, the American sentenced for killing
Murray. at Cinfuegos, has had his punish
ment commuted to three years imprison-
ment at Sagua. ~ ou gsE .Y=s,..u Il y
Thomas Boose was fined 5000 for every
package received in his care. as Consul
The case has been referred to the Captain
General. s.s1s. $ ;-iTg > f1E - sEuts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
NEWS BYTELEGRAPH
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
The British Expedition i'm AbyssIn
To Ohio Statesman.

The British Expedition In Abyssinfa.l d
NEW YORK, March 5.-The Herald's ca
BILE, dispatch from London 4th says: IA
dispatch from General Napier to Sir Staf-i
ford Northcote, written at Atlegrate, but
bearing no date, says:. News has been re-
ceived from Magdala to january l7th, and
from the camp of King Theodorus to the
9th The captives were well. They had been
entrusted to portion of the Kings army
to be taken to Magdala.is The King moves
slowly. If he abandons his baggage, &C.,
he may reach Magdala any time. 1t is said
Merelek has gone to- fight the King. No
clue can be obtained to the king
The correspondence of the Herald, in a
letter dated Aut0la,, February 10Th, via
Suez. February 2Sth, says: TIE advance is
within fifteen days march of Magdala.-'
General Napier meets Prince Kassai, of
Tigere, on the Goth, to offer peace, when
grand review will be-held of the native
chiefs but Merriweather treated the envoy
of Prince, Kassai badly and peace with him
is doubtful.
The enemy have shot some English strag-
glers; also six Arabs, all of whom were
mutilated after death. Three English offi-
GERS are missing. ,~z5sg-,saz
King Theodorus is advancing with 30,-
600 men, but he makes only three miles
day. 1t is said Murelek and other chiefs
will invest Magdala with 10000 warriors.
1NOWo was TcCCltCO lIOIl thO SopotNSo
last week. There is no forage beyond
here.
Large Meeting.
LONDON, March 5.-A large meeting of
the friends of Disaraeli was held at his
official residence last night. Nearly all
the, leading tory, members of Parliament
we're present. The proceedings were, not
made public, but the meeting is regarded
as a favorable indication of the strength of
the new PREMIER -sfisf7a5 brs s.sis Ia 10
South American News.
LIVERPOOL, March 5.-The South Amer
ican mail steamer, which touched at Lis
bon, has arrived here. Details from Rio
Parana are important, The good fortune
of the Paraguayans continued. The Bra
zillians made several attempts to cut off
communication with Gen. Lopez, through
the Grand Chain, but failed, and in the en-
gagement that took place Lopez gained
fresh advantages. slfau GsssA9 tgRtu Il
Gen. Alex. Asboth, Minister resident of
the United States at Buenos2 Ayres, died
after protfacted Illness Gnu
China and Japan.
LONDON, March 5.-Late dispatches from
China and JAPAN received via India, say
the civil war in Japan is urged with great
violence. Several combats had taken pl1ce
between partisans of Seagoom and the Di-
anus, which were attended with heavy
losses of life, and great excesses were COM
mitted on both sides. In consequence of
the insecure condition of the country the
Ministers Of foreign powers had all left
Osaca.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
q FROM PITTSBURGH.
.ii5nnoD gii5 9fi 1--iss7f
National Petroleum. Convention

National Petroleum Convention
PITTsBURGH. March 5.-A National Con-
vention of refiners and dealers in Petrole-
UNI is being held at the Board of Trade
rooms, in this city, for the purpose of dis
ctlssing matters of interest to the oil trade
i'm general, to get the expression of the oil
dealers throughout the United States in re-
gard to a removal or reduction OF the tax
on OIL to consider better system OF con-
tract for future sales, and for thef perma-o
nent organization ofa National Petroleum
Association. DIP. Eells. Of Cleveland, o.,
was elected Permanent President, and AZ
F. Brooks, of Pittsburgh, Secretary Dell
egates are present from different, sections
of the United States, and the proceedings
throughout are entirely harmonious. iifa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

bill as suggested by, the gentleman from
Pennsy ylvania, without deranging the gem
eral plan which they propose in the re-
vision of the laws.ar se--
The contested election case was resumed,
and finally the House adopted the resolu-
tion of Mr.. Payne recommitting the report
to the committee on Elections, with in
structions.
Mr.. DAWES immedia reported back
the proposition, and its consideration was
postponed till tomorrow.
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
Fears of Trouble in new Orleans.

New ORLEANS. March ga special to the
Tribune from New Orleans, 4th. says: Jef-
ferson Davis is here. ALI the fire eempa-y
mics, as they passed the st. Charles Hotel.
gave him repeated cheers. AS they passed
General Hancock,s headquarters they took
off their hats and their bands played 1.-THE
Bonnie Blue Flag" But six out of thirty
companies carried the flag of the United
States. Indignation is expressed by loyal
citizens. and fears are entertained of trouble
ta-nicht. ~. g q - ,sfFRr-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
ontario Local Parliament..

lToRoNTo, March e4.---The first session of
the Ontario Local Parliament was pro
rogi1ed to-day. The Governor assented to
ali the bills passed. Prominent among
them is an act which provides for free
grants of land and homestead exemptions
to actual settlers. -, sf ~ ~ ti Nh r' s'-. H.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
Meeting in. Buffalo to Sustain the
. President S-;f.rt - g

BUFFALO, March A meeting was held
at the Front Street Theater tonight to
sustain President Johnson. The building
was densely packed. Major Binks pre-
sided, assisted BY over one hundred Vice
Presidents. The meeting was addressed
bv Gov. Swami, Hon. L. W. Ross, Of 1llf-
nois, Hon. NJ. G: Kerr, of Indiana, James
Brooks, of New York, John s. Galloway,
Of Kentucky, and others. Appropriate
resolutions we're adopted Il ~ LSz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
marxIand Sana1or

ANNAPOLIS. Mo. March 5-The Legisla.
ture had three ballots to-day for United
States Senator, but no election. On the
third ballot Thomas received 28 and Swami
"a votes. ssi--f --rt brs sr--f,iti-tr ,,ifr-fa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
New Jersey 1Lextsiature,

TRENTON, March 5.-The Joint resolution
Withdrawing the consent OF the State to the
ratification of the proposed amendment to
the Constitution passed the Senate to-day
over the veto. The joint meeting will be
held Wednesday evening. @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
.Conferences In sessfou.

BALTIMORE. March 5.-The Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Bishop Doggett presiding, and the Balti
more Conference of the Methodist Episco
pal Church, Bishop Simpson presiding, ar,
in session in this city,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
Bill Signed

WASHINGTON, March 5.--The President
has signed the bill to extend the time OF
the completion of the Dubuque & Sioux
City Railroad; also authorizing the light
house board to place suitable warnings In
harbors, bays and sounds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
OfIRef,6eryR Rnrnca

CLEVELAND, March 5.-The oil refinery
of Westlake, oHutchins & CO.., was burned
at ten O'Clock last night. Loss about $780,
600; partly insured. s-' 2 = Do
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06


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v'"' eiesseu anu Aus'nuss.ns y. ~.
81. wAo inlolneu ING ,, v.,uaus .ss 1 saa" s.as
nc was melcnans ~ milo1u' nsu ~"
Fast ior sooos, anu was JUST On nls ie.a'. :.
''oues Inc i,'sinaa.lne S.ranse' .oaA
NV :ne. .o,. 'au Juss s.o - 10 - =
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o'1ausor ,as's.su - pus',ns .no p'A NV
noiu ,l 'ss cunee' suu Wnl'e uoios - pu' =,
ine swo ehen scarteu acfoss ior sne
uepo'' "nere .ney were met Dy = man VINO
representeo nimseiI as aireignt agent. VINO
-so.a- -'ae inslnua.lng stranger 'na1-.nsre
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

FILED YKsTERDAY.-The following GER
tificates of incorporation were filed with
the Secretary of State yesterday:
Of the Sidney Building and Loan Asso-
citation, organized for the purpose of rails
ing funds to be loaned among its members
for the purpose of enabling them to pur-
chase or build houses, &c. Principal office
in Sidney, Shelby county. Capital stock
100000 in shares of $500. II. s.. Conklin,
John e. Cummings, S. Alex. Leckey, James
Johnston, E. NJ. Click and d. L. A. ]. Rob-
ertson are the corporators.
III Of the Nevada Building Association, orr
ganized for the purpose of raising funds to
be loaned among their members for build
ing themselves homesteads, sc. Principal
Office in Nevada, Wyandot county. Capi-
tabstock $50, 600, in shares of $500. j. L.
Cook, VIM. f. GOodhead, G. W. Leith Ezra
Stancliff and E. r. Welsh are the corpo-
rators. .si..s ,-1 80. $50
OF the Fredericktown and Saltwater
Turnpike Company. organized for the pur.
pose of constructing turnpike road from
Fredericktown to the Dayton and Troy
turnpike, in Miami county. Capital stock
$4,000. Joseph Kennedy, Henry Waymire,
Barney. Rott, George Hoffman, Michael
Shautz, Amasa M. Jenkins and William
Sinks are the corporators. .,ais-
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a,ANNOUN NCEMENTs.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.

/ TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. % joy
EDS. STATESMAN: PLEASE announce the name
of JAMES 'COONEY as candidate for Township
Trustee. subject to the decision of the Democratic
Township Convention and Hdin obgs o. nvxoc.
I EDS. STATEsNAN :-Please announce LOT l..
SMITH as candi late for the Off elof Township
Trustee of MONTGOMERY township. ,sut ject to, the
decision of the Township Conven iop, and oblige
- -; - '..,ss " s.s4ls. DEMOCRATS.
EDS. PLEASE announce the name
of HENRY MElSER as ndidate for the office
of Treasurer of Montgomery township. subject to
the decision of the Democratic primary sleotiou,
and oblige 3 Fsauoa MANY DEMOCRATS. sd
ss ..a5stissjg CoUNCIL.5s1i Isl riiii-r sl
EDs.a STATESMAN :-Please announce w. Nj
WALL as q Democratic candidate for Councilman
for the Seventh W ard. subject to the decision of
the Democratic primary election. ~ tj saa iis1l.
SEVENTH w ARDERs, Nt
Eos. ONO SsTATKsMAN:-The Workingmen's
Union and Benevolent Association of the city of
columbus request you to announce the name Of
E. L. HINMAN for Councilman for the Ninth
Ward. subject to the decision of the nopg,ar vote
By request of G.gfssII MANY VOTERS.
s 10 20 MARSHAL. .5s19sae3 = y
EDS. STATESMAN :--Please announce the name OF
A. r. GkIFFlN as = candidate for the office of
cratic primary election. 45a ~ MANY " OTERs. !
EDS. SrArssM AN = Please announce the name
of q. 4, BRADLEY as a candidate for the office of
City Marshal subject to the decision of the prima-
- "ofS5's - eT'Tetot MANY DEMOCRATS. 81
aEDs. STATESMAN :-Please announce the name Of
JOHN A. SARBER as candidate for City Mar
shal, subject to the decision of the Democratic
81 1s9H iesfs 'ea 90 MANY DEMocR ATS.
rms. ST AN.-plaasa announce the name
of PATRICK MURPHY . candidate for City
Marshal subject to the decision Of the Democratic
primary election. and oblige \, ,,,p.,.ni..., ,s.
! EDS, SrArEsMAN Please announce WILLIAM
HEUER. as q candidate for the Office of City Mar
shal, subject to the decision of the Democratic
primary election. and oblge O. ,,,sisIg-l
''a's'ss'' CONSTABLE. II .asss3
THE friends of CHARLEY. GREENE wish to
submit his name for the Office of Constable at the
primary election to be held to-day. Come up bo, 8
and give him your support. -sf's1a y3tr-4
EDS. OF ONO ST ATEsMAN PLEASE announce
that JOHN A. KILE will be a candidate for Con-
stable of Montgomery township. subject to the
Democratic Township Conven tion. and oblige
,-iuta ~ iH '-' eai a-t MANY DEMooRATs.
EDS. SrArEsMAN:-Pleasea announce the nan .
Of j. h. WHITNEY as a candidate for Constable.
subject to the decision of the Township Convention.
'-17s s ~ - afTi al - MANY DEMOCRATS.
MEssRs. EDIToRs You will please announce
MYLES DAILY as candidate for denomination
to the Office of Constable of Montgomery township.
ten, and oblige MANY rRIESDs.
MKssRs. EDITORS PLEASE announce CHRIS.
BARTLING as q candidate for denomination for
the Office of Constable of Montgomery township
subj ect to the decision of the township convention
and oblige HosTs OF FRIENDS.
EDS. STATESMAN PLEASE announce that WIN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

~ II does not follow that two persons
are fit to marry because both are good.
Milk is eood and so Is mustard, but they
are not good for each other. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

= To THE CLERKS OF ELECTIoN.-Wew wish
the Clerks of the primary elections would
remember to send or bring TO the STATES
MAN office, tonight, the total vote for each
candidate for City Marshal, for Councilman
in each Ward, for Ward Assessor, and also
the names of the delegates seleetedsto rep
resent the Wards in the Township Conven-
tion tomorrow. BY doing this, they will
greatly aid us in giving correct return in
Tomorrow mornings paper, and be enti-
tied to our hearty thanks, and that's big
thing. lais & -o.i Z .7ssailis.g 7'4 .i1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

rr Fresh shad are selling at Wagner's
for $50 each. Gosh Who can get .
afresh shad, oh p' at that price? = ei5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
Bill lPassed.

Albany, March 5.--The bill abolishing
the contracting board, and office. of Canal
/ Auditor has passed the Assembly. -, H'.@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

4 little lady Of two and d half years
persisted that cane with acrooked handle
was ian umbrella without any clothes on"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

fE We hear that there has been formed
In our town, as an Offset to the Templars,
q society called g Moderate Drinkers!'
The members are limited to three horns OF
red eye or six swigs Of lager per day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

w- Winter fingers loiteringly If not
lovingly in the lap of spring-as lar
as heard from. e-S.., :'.'f e ,,.'.,;e ssSs-A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

ss5 George Jones was the only galoot
before - Mayor yesterday. he was
fined SIS and costs. Paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

~ The Western Musical Review for
March: is at hand. An attractive NUMBER.
Address s. Brainard q Sons, Cleveland.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

New York DRY Good. nlarketGMafch s.
/ better feeling pervades' the market
under rise in cotton, and consequently
there is, a little more doing, although no
general activity. +fsA7sa4fA s-'-'s eAEl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06
Died.

NEW York, March 5.-Daniel Lord died
to-day, The courts adjourned as a tribute
of respect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

E The following articles drawn at the
late Catholic Fair remain uncaIled for at
1s4 East Friend street. viz: A silk dress
drawn by ". Carter and work box
drawn bv Annie Fost. q sSs.fiss7 IL