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COPY OF THIs MOST EXCEL

IA lent work has Just been received by US. It
youth Of our country. Though called q Youths
History" it is ia ftot PEOPLES History lust
after they have read it, give it to their children to
read. The Agent for the above work will. in few
days, call upon the citizens of Columbus and vi
cinity aud show them the work. Its low price aill
ena bic all purchase it. and We would advise all
to secure a copy.
N. b. There is also wanted 100 live Democrats
to canvass for the sale of the above work ia every
County aud State. To energetic men and women
ib srai induce ents are offered. For particulars
osll at room 25, National Hotel. Columbus, Ohio,
where all who desire agencies can have an oppor
about three weeks. decl9-d&w1t
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az The sum of slO,5Oo was certified into
the State Treasury on Saturday, from the
United States, on anccount of rations fur
nished U. s. prisoners confined in the PEN
itentiary.
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Seymour and the Presidency.

NEW YORK, Jan. IAN Albany dispatch
states that at meeting of Peter Cagger
and other prominent Democrats, an effort
was made to induce Mr.. Seymour to allow
his name to go before the National Conven-
ton as a candidate for the Presidency. 1t
is believed he will accede to their request.
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TowssHrr .TrusrnEs MrErIse.-At

TOWNSHIP Trustees MEETING.-At q
meeting OF the township trustees held Sat-
urday, January 4th, the following bills
were allowed: O'Harra & Ryan, for pau
per purposes. $47; w. p. Thatcher, pauper
purposes, $17; Fl. Clifton & Co, pauper
purposes, 81; Geo. Mcdonald & Co., for
paupers, $57; Kate Cunningham, support
of pauper child, s.; Koerner & Streug, tor
panpers, $75; Elias Gaver, services as
Trustee, $S3; George Diemer, services as
Trustee. $S3; George Beck, services a.
clerk, $3.50; DR.. G. W. Maris, services as
physician, 500. -.
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CincinnaIIItems. /.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 4-MajOr General Pope
arrived here this morning. i-
The Democrats of this city last night
chose delegates to the State Convention, to
be held in Columbus January 8. Nearly
all the ward meetings declared in favor of
Judge Thurman for United States Sem
atOr, 5a1 -eFf-sfa = g7i 77e= s- nfs
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The BUCKEYE HoUsE.-Our friends who
are seeking winter quarters. where they
can enjoy home comforts and good living
at reasonable prices, will find the "Buck-
eye" the place. ian3-4t
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Damage by Fire.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-The Metropolitan
Hotel was damaged by fire this morning to
the extent of ten thousand dollars. Two
men, Marshall and Willard, of Paris, KY,
were badly injured by jumping from the
windows.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

BALDNEss, grayness and other imperfec-
tions of the hair will be regarded as, mex
cusable after trial Of Mrs. S. Aliens I'm
proved (new styls) Hair Restorer or Dress
ing Tin one bottle.) Every Druggist sells
it. Price one dollar. dec3l-eodlw
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The ALASKA Purchase.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The Herald's Wash
ington special has the following: The
House Foreign committees will bring in an
appropriation bill for the payment of the
months will elapse before the case OF St.
Thomas and st. John will be brought to a
final test.
Grant for President.
At meeting of Post No. l, Grand Army
of the Republic, in Washington, re-olu-
tions were passed nominating Gen. Grant
for President, ignoring political organiza-
tions. and calling National Convention
of Soldiers and Sailors.
Southern Destitutton.
The Presidents gathering all the infor-
nation in the possession of the War De-
partment relative to destitutiOn in the
South, and has called upon General Grant
for report upon the subject. General
Howard will, to-day, transmit reports from
different commanders South on the subject.
Generals Hancock and Ord advise repair
ing the Mississippi levee. General Candy
favors relief to planters by funds ami is
suing provisions, taking liens on crops for
security. sa tF
- Butler and the Finances.
Butler argues in favor of the necessity of
bill for the issue of greenbacks, as an
| offset to contraction that two per cent a
month is being paid in the west, and six
per cent month in the south, for money !;
also, that the general relaxation OF busi-
ness in the north is owing to the induce
ment offered by the Government for the
| investment of capital.
The New British Minister.
WASHINGTON, Jan. At is expected that
Sir Edwin Thornton, new British Minister,
will leave England for the United States
to-day or next Saturday. In diplomatic
circles here the peculiar circumstances un-
der which this gentleman was appointed
| is regarded as an indication that he is
1 clothed with full powers to propose to this
| Government counter proposition in re-
| gard to the Alabama claims. 1t is also be-
| lieyed that upon his arrival speedy solu-
tion of complicated questions in regard to
the rights of American citizens abroad will
take place, in a manner very satisfactory
/ to this Government.
| The Kentucky Election Cases.
| The committee on Elections, of the
| House, will report against the right of both
| Young and Mckee, OF Kentucky, to a seat
! The latter, however, expects minority re-
/ port in his favor. The cotton tax will be
the first subject of discussion in the Senate
next week.
Secretary Cooper.
Assistant Secretary Cooper is expected
back from Tennessee on Tuesday.
/ - Western Mails.
There is great complaint here of extreme
irregularity of the Western mails. Tht
mail which lett Cincinnati on Saturday last
has not arrived. Nothing received from
st. Louis or Chicago since Tuesday last. anC
lnothing from Pittsburgh since Thursday
morning.
| General Grant,.
General Grant did not leave for New
York, as he had arranged, last night. III,
had long interview with General Sheri
dan, who is about to leave for his new com
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

MUsICALi MUSICAL !-INsTRUcTIoN ON
THE PIANO AND GUITAR.-Emma McCarter
can receive several more pupils into her
class on the Piano and Guitar. For par
ticulars inquire at ia E. State street.
ian3-6td
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ExpIosiou.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3-The steamer High
land, light bound for the Eastern shore.
exploded steam chest when Is miles from
here. Nine or ten men were scalded, in
Guiding four colored passengers, the re-
mainder belonging to the crew, some dam
perOuSlV. g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

EThe fine Of boiler in the Lunatic
Asylum exploded on Friday evening, se-
verely scalding Charles Blum, the second
engineer, who is not expected to recover.
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JEWISH SYNAGoGuE RoBBsD.-The jew
ish Synagogue on Town street. near High,
was entered by burglars on Friday night
and robbed of solid silver hand. Every
thing in the room was turned upside down,
showing that the rascals had ransacked
things pretty generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

ENrERPRrsE.-The correspondent Of the
Ciacinaotis Gazette publishes what purports
to be report OF the Emigrant Agent, at
this point, to the Governor. That no such
report was in the Governors oficeon Satur--
day, we can state on high authority. Mar
BILE is an enterprising cuss, sure.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half
the price.
dec3l -deod&w2w
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Seutenced for Libel

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4-William Meeser,
publisher of the Sunday Mercury, convIc-
ted of publishing libel on the District
Attorney. has been refused new trial and
sentenced to nine months imprisonment in
the county Jail, and to pay fine of $50.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

{ GOVERNMENT STOCKS without decided
,haigs. ounnns 'Sl, los2s 910sx do 62 1917 l0s:
do '64. 105k@1o57S do '65 los x@ 1osx; do 6e Io5X
sI0e do es lv4s slo4,. do 67 lo41< Dio4h lo-z0s ),
i0l4 9lolX.
SI0GKS Opened buoyant and higher, subss-
qnently decline 81 ghtiy, and close strong with de-
cline recovered. Ohio Central 30x@30%: Pacific
Ils,I llsH; Ere TAX arg: Hudson l32k: Reading
s3x Michigan Central i06H 91s 65<: Michigan South
ern s61<; linois Central 1a2 l32[: Pittsburgh
ssss 4sss<: Toledo 99 9s1a Rock Island 94A 9sfk:
N9rth e,teIn ss1. 9Ssa; preferred ~ s!2h; Fort
bash 43x; Western 5szS; Missouri 81; Wells Ex-
press 49, Adams 7s7S: American IS; D. D. ~: III. U.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

BEST ONO coal at Robinson & Co.'s
261 North High street, at IS cents pei
bushel, delivered.
dec30-eod2w
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MortaIIy Injured.

NEW YORK. Jan. GA German butcher
named Jacob Sheer, while attending to
business last evening, was stabbed by an
unknown desperate and mortally injured.
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sudden Death.

PROVIDENCE, Conn., Jan. 3-Sylvestpr
Y. Sherman. associate Justice of the Rhode
Island Supreme Court, died suddenly this
evening in this city. 90 a--i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

A. HENNEBo's Restaurant, No. 13 Wes
Broadway, is pleasant place to visit.
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T Hon. VIM. Mungen, M. G. was In the
cftyyesterday. He is on his way to WASH
ington.
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COUNTY INrrRMARY-There were eleven
paupers received into and five discharged
from the County Infirmary during the
week ending last Saturday. This leaves
I76 inmates there now. A pretty ''sizable"
family for friend Mac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

T John George Ehen. native OF Wer-
temberg, was naturalized in the Probate
Court on Saturday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

Coon accommodation for ten or twelve
members at No. 40 South High street.
within three minutes walk of the State
House. tfa sffsIH
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DEcREE OF DIvoRcE.-In the case of Jane
Owens against John Owens, heard by the
Court of Common Pleas on Saturday, a
decree of divorce between the parties was
entered. The cause OF divorce is gross neg
lect of duty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

= rESaturday was beautiful day. The
sun shone brightly and the ladies were out
in force. aeEN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

H The RAIDS went into. caucus Satur-
day night. They paid their old officers
the doubtful honor of a denomination.
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DISCHARGED john Adams, charged
with grand larceney in stealing coat at
Steubenville, in whose behalf writ of
habeos corpus was issued, as announced by
us few days since, was discharged from
arrest on Saturday, his commitment being
faulty. s.,zs sssF -sszsssisE- .srfs ssrA
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A GOOD square meal can be had at Hem
nebo's at all times. dec14-tf
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eE The printers of this city have resolv-
ed to celebrate Franklin's birthday. They
had splendid time last year.
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CONE LET Us WoRsHIp.-Rememb the
Union Prayer Meeting this afternoon at the
First Presbyterian Church, The following
is the topic for to-day I: Prayer for youth,
especially for the Sabbath Schools of 7Colan-
6us." Service commences promptly at half
past O'Clock, and will last not to exceed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

SENATE CAUCUS The Democratic MEM
bers of the Senate assembled in caucus in
the Senate Chamber on Saturday afternoon.
Hon. George Rex, of Wayne, presided, and
T. J. Godfrey. of Mercer, acted as Secre-
retary.
The following nominations for officers OF
the Senate were made:
Chief Clerk, G. B. Flood, of Franklin
First Assistant Clerk, Daniel Flanagan, OF
Hardin; Second Assistant Clerk, William
r. Mutt, of Muskingum; Engrossing Clerk,
j. j. Jacobs, of Ashland; Enrolling Clerk,
J. K. Newcomer, of Fulton; Sergeant-at-
Arms. Benjamin Williams, of Delaware;
First Assistant, Charles e. Sausser, of War
rem; Second Assistant, Joseph Gutzwiler,
of Ricbland.
The Democratic members of the House
of Representatives, held caucus in the
House Chamber on Saturday night. F.W
Thornhill, of Coshocton, presided, and A.
L. Walling, of Pickaway, acted Secretary
The following nominations for officers were
made: John F. Follet. of Licking, Speaker;
Chief Clerk, Amos Layman, of Franklin
First Assistant Clerk, John A. Cockerill, OF
Butler; Second Assistant Clerk, w. c.
Gould, of Fayette; Sergeat-at-arms, Samuel
Pike, of Highland; First Assistant, j. S
Grail, of Richland; Second Assistant, J. C.
Banks, of Paulding.
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MARRIAGES LrcENsEs.-During the week
ending Saturday, January 4th, there were
"a marriage licenses issued by the Probate
Court, as follows: Monday IL; Tuesday
9; Wednesday none; Thursday 10; Friday
3; Saturday l. .-,f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

CLASSES in Bookkeeping, Penmanship,
Arithmetic and Business, re-organized and
new ones formed on Monday evening.
ian4-2t 5,f
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~ There were twenty-five baptisms at
the UniYersalist Church yesterday.
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cigar, go to Hennebo's. You will always
find the best there. dec14-tf
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SECOND HAND TYPE For SALE.-A lot of
second hand type. cases and other printing
material will be sold to suit purchasers
very low. Apply to re@ -
efe ANDREWS, PERRY & Co,
ian6-3t SO and 95 North High street.
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CARD Press For SALE.-A Rotary Card
Press, in perfect order, will be sold very
low. Apply to a
ANDREWS, PERRY & Co.,
jan6-3t SO & 95 North High st.
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EMraRANr AGENTS REPoRr.-C. II. Cam
pen, Emigrant Agent, reports the arrival
of 259 emigrants at this point for the week
ending January 4th, 1868. They intend
making settlement as follows:
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OYSTERS served up in all styles at Hen
nebo's. s,s5 ti4Fr 80 dec14-tf
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DIscHARGED.-Three of the four soldiers
whose discharge by order of the War De-
partment we mentioned day or two since,
namely, Thompson D. Shaw, William Har-
ris and James Burnes, were released from
arrest on Thursday, the I'd inst. The fourth
man, George Holmes, has not been confin-
ed in the Ohio Penitentiary.
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new York Dry Good. maTkeeJan. 4.

| The Dry Goods market is inactive and weak for
many goods. Amoskeag A q A Ticks are down 10
25c and all other brands of this marke off 10
.er yard. Fremont stripes are reduced to 12hc;
York d Demings steady at 25c, but Mystic river ID
Eton Blue Denims are scarce at 26c: Great Falls K
Bleached Musns are red iced to II y; Kea sarge
7. educ ID to II l-2; Laneonia and Naumkeag Corset
Jeans reduced to u &c: Pacific Extra Sheetng
selling at Ia i2c; Standard styles of Prints sell
ling at IL lie; Pacific at 12c. aG .ifl tn -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06
TEE DIoRAMA
TEE DI0RAMA
E OF THE z~
Funeral obsequies
Of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,

Represents, by the aid of over 100 600 moving Me-
chanical Figures. beautiful Paintings and novel
Machinery. the principal features of the memora-
BILE Procession and must. therefore, be IF especial
Gus Work Of Art. which was completed at an ex-
pense Of over $50. .00o and surpasss i'm grandeur,
beauty and extent all Others has been purchased
by an association of gentlemen who will place it
exhibition in all the principal cities and towns in
the q nion. II E Ea
Numbered and registered Certificates of Ad-
mission will be issued at FIFTY CENTS each.
whc will entit the holder to one ad nission
to the DiOrama wherever and whs ever exhibited,
and n accurate Photograph of some one of the re-
markable scenes represented by the Diorama.
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FINEST QUALITY Pittsburgh coal at Rob-
inson & Co.'S 26l North High street, q
cents per bushel. delivered.
de-. 90 eAd9M
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THOMAS and Jeremiah have taken up
their winter quarters at Hennebo's. Call
and see them. dec14-tf
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comMERcIAl MAfrEtS.

New York Money market-Jan. 4.
G0LD-Firmer; opening at l3f, and closing .
I34x 9l34z.A 1s7
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100 PRESENTS GIVEN NAwAY!-Everyb body
buying one pound of tea at the China Tea
Store will be presented with a beautiful
Japanned Tea Canister. jan1-3teod.
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The BENEVOLENT SOCIETY The Female
benevolent society OF this city was organ
lied upwards of thirty years ago, or when
Columbus was but village, and through all
these years it has been quietly performing
its mission of good, dispensing to the poor
and needy, as far as its means would allow,
the necessaries of life. 1t has seen many
dark days, often has been without any funds
IN its treasury Or apparently eny friends in
the community, yet through the exertions
of few noble women the original organ
ization has been maintained, its annual
and other meetings regularly held, and the
society saved from the death which has so
often threatened it. All honor to those
ladies, and may they never again be called
upon to undergo such trials of their faith
and constancy.
The demands upon the society increase
with the growth of our city, and now, in
stead of requiring but $500 or $500 per year,
they require from $1,000 to $4,000. To
meet these demands two exhibitions are to
be given this week, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, and they call upon
our citizens to extend the same generous
support as heretofore, which we feel con
| fident will meet with hearty response.
&The programmes we expect to print In
our paper of tomorrow. Shall this socia-
fy be sustained ? Let the answer be or
both Thursday and Friday mornings, ''no,
an empty chair at the Opera House last
night" - = - -
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A New RAILRoAD.-On Saturday last the
Western Central Railway Company filed
its certificate of Incorporation with the
Secretary of State. The company is or
ganized for the purpose of constructing a
railroad between West Salem, in Wayne
county, and point on the western boun-
dairy line of the State of Ohio,in Washington
township. Mercer county, passing through
the counties of Wayne, Ashland, Richland,
Crawford, Wyandot, Hardin Auglaize and
Mercer. The capital stock of the company
is fixed at $1.500OOO. j. s. Robinson, E.
B. Finley, w. Merriman, VIM. Sawyer.
Edward M. Phelps, Seth s. Snyder, Christ.
Schunck, Geo. w. Andrews, Samuel Myers.
). r. Harris and G. Fulton are the corpor-
ators.
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Now is the time to commence course in
the Columbus Business College. j4 st
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Go TO Robinson & Co.'s, 26l North
High street, and buy your coal.
30-eod2w s .-4lt
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The pure Scotch Whisky is to be found
at A. Hennebo's, West Broad, No. .13.
dec17-1w .-,-r .s.-z-
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LINCOLN DIORAMIC ASSOCIATION

an THE NIGHT OF THE 18th OF
~ April. 1865. the hand of wretched miscreant
sent Abraham LINCOLN to his grave and spread
years have elapsed since the c4amity occurred
that plunged nation into tears aud during that
Artists and Artisans. directed by m aster mind,
havs heen iniustriously engsgsd in the reproduce
e-er witnessed. o.,
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EVERYTHING in the eating and drinking
line, in season, at Hennebo's. decl4-tf
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NoTIcE.-We have decided to close out
our present business-haying made other
business arrangements-and will conse-
quently offer our entire stock at such
prices as will make quick sales. We give
ourselves but go days to close up our busi-
ness and will offer some great bargains in
closing out. -f-lisi g
a A ID e,n @ Tn,rx,
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THE incest and largest Oysters at Henne-
bo's at $1.O0 per can. dec14-tf
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COUNTY OFFIcERs ELEcr.-Those of our
County officers elected last October, who
have not taken their places. come in as fol-
lows: The Sheriff, (Mr. Earhart,) the first
Monday in January; the Auditor, (Mr.
Kile,) the first Monday in March; and the
Treasurer. (Mr. Headley.) not until Sep
tember. The Commissioner. (Mr. Gulick.) J
the Recorder. (Mr. Cole,) and the Coro-
ner, (Mr. Cavern entered on their duties
at once.
The retiring officers will take with them
the best wishes of all our citizens, irrespect-
i've of party. Mr.. Domigan, the outgoing
Sheriff, has performed his duties in most
satisfactory manner. To be sure he has a
"taking" way with him, and is man of
many attachments" The Jail has been
kept in splendid condition during his adj
ministration, and all his deputies have per-
formed their allotted tasks to the entire sat-
isfaction of the Court and all others con-
cerned. Mr.. Strait, the present Auditor.
has made faithful and efficient officer.
Coming to the place under great embar.
rassment, he has more than satisfied the
high expectations of our citizens. Treasu-
rer Falkenbach has been one of the most
popular officers ever appointed to the guar
dianship of the county greenbacks. Hon
est, reliable and attentive to his duties, he
leaves record he may well be proud Of
The new officers are worthy successors OF
good men. Franklin county has great
reason to be proud of her officers. No
county in Ohio can show brighter record
for having most excellent men in place
Long may it continue so.
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mnrxIand Senator.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK, Jan. ga Baltimore special
saws Gov. Swami will be elected Senator.
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new York stocK market-Jau. 4

oincinnatI Money market-Jan. 4.
aGOLD--l33x buying. -, s.7f
EXUHANGE- .. par buying.
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stanton and the President,

| NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-A Washington
special says: 1t is stated on the authority
of member of Congress that in the event
of the Senate acting in favor OF Stanton's
return to the War Department, the Presi-
dent will throw the case into the Supreme
Court, with the view of testing the consti-
tutionality of the tenure of Office act.