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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
NEW-JERsEY R. R.-For PHILADELPIIIkA,

Wa kousiBgop, $50 pm. Via Cliadea . ~ 49, pc
W. PhL 10 an. u NJ. pm AMI y uFbt Eer Bai arr ~ ~,
S:+Oam., u N, 1880 Pun" For soa'h ami SNei-o'"~"'
1872 m.E =
Ft5R TuR WRST-To Cincinnati and Cheac0e.i0 n u a.
n s;3O n M TNe 8:sD a w. taps housa Nits ~
change Silver Palace ssepug-cars Oh ~ rsa run -
without eounecofs ~
BY 9th n y aes fas'y ~ ,
m trn 90 Men Thars through % lineage sA'
Connecting one train advance etbcs ss VIA az
Ch,caxp (sua!iYl r. W. 9sNn1pN, W. oNt|--
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WtSiral.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-DR. DE J0NGUs
Il LIGHT BROWN
COD IL V T. IL OIL.
consequence demand m This Oh
parts the world the eupdy npunpci dealers sIcie
IN Bra fraudulent Initiation has ben dRdoOugly soid
order such dishonest
enable the medical profession and the pablo 10 America 20 place M
hdenoe In the genat,ne Of Dr. DIX JONGllS GrBRONE COD
LIVER OIL and 10 realize H. pguad ,cd'V every bottle Of
DR.. DE- JONGlrS GENUINE OH
shipped 10 the United States b. his sole CoIsgecs ANSAR HA
FORD Co Of London. sealed With Patent Trade Marx
Capsule (Bc Maker Lodon coored bc Opaque white top stamped
with hne h red shield and the Label bsr- the additional
ure Of the Sole Accredited Agnts for the Una Ses ard Cauda
EDWARD GBEEY Co.. No - Fefey.st Nea.lorE.
Sold by All respectable Druggist
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Salts By Sutticn.

GRO A. LEAvrrT AuctlouesL 49, .,.,,,> =, =,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL tsorplace AID Rghth-st LBAyIrT, STREBElGH
Co CoSsGSNKSrs LBEAREs CArALosUED AND GOLD
JUNB5 AND 6 at y o'clock p NJ
Mr. A. NJ COZZENSS BNGRAylNGS,
CHOICE WATERC0LORs, . =. ...,..,xco
Mrss LEAyTT STRBBETGH Co announce that they "i sell
by auctiou as above Of die choicest collections OF
FIRSTCLASS PAINTINGS ..-,, 4,
Of the seasonbauu examples OF some oil he most
artists: .,.,,, mn
JAS w. HART WIN HART, J. O. BROWN, TAFT BiERSrADI,
CRY DIAuvFIT CHAPLIN, DURAND. bEUTZB MCEMEN,
CONSTANT MAYER CoLMAN BRADFokpi pEHAaS S SdHH
TREDGE. GEORGE HALL. SHA1TUCk, NIlLiAaiSOn, SUM-
TAG LAMBDIE. CASTELAR,, HAzELTIHB. HI PEI hhS "HAi
GEO b. BUTLER MIGNOr. e,, - IN, ,,rp,,p,
CARoLUs, DE VOS, SIRoBBEb,
ALSO fny choice WATER tOLORS hy - ,,, ., ,
DARIEY 1OHhEET HUBERT, CHANDELIER CATThkMOL6i
soNsrAG blBDIS CROPSGY. MANZONI DIGHfON, LAST,
VAN DER HEIGHT GAvARGN, LAFONT DB MBiZ Se, &c
ALSO about FRAMED ENGAYINGS Of them very rare
and valuable belonging To the -
Now on Exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK; -
EeH Haven and Bridgeport AGO (ELl llao ilt
QIl $40 tErl Af3, 40 - q. OK p 81. eli, -
For Milford Ssiord Fsir6ed Southport aud Ne'ip' 80" IN
o.. ~ AfJ. 4 20 " 3 y D.
For NorSak 400 OK 400 ll3o II ll3 ltEl 400 tkf
AS 40 Ell so, GCo (Rx) ?. 10.
For uarien. 7oo geo. llJo 2 q, go so N 80. -,
For stamford 800 brl 900 " ~ iLl9 thGh I'D ~"
HrD ai5, D Ok, so aS. t5i 800 tkN) P n 90.
For Greenwich and Intermediate stations 'Os, SVV !lS -
34S. 40 40. 60 ?. m,,,,,,,,-,,,, ,,,,,ys
IoT via Springfield SEQ (l,Nl 30 lEIh de
Tor Shore Live, IRIS lErl at0P u la, . 4.
Tor Hartford aud Springfield 500 NJ lhAL l@' ~" "'h ~
p -, 40. ~ t,ts, ~ q, NJ.
For HarI Prordsnes and Fshku Railroad 900 Erl n h'
For Haven New London and SiOns'on RsiToii At ~" -
For Canal Rsiosi ESQ e 1915 to Ncrhanpi0a 'a Nh
la ,hurz
ror Ilousatonc Railroad 860 q. ~, go p "a.
Nor Naugaiuck Railroad. eco a. M, 40 p M a.. -, .
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JANIS IT, HUII N'lL
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

=
ROApS-on aHd amer MONDAY, Nav u, 1907 taa' ~
Albany aBd Troy connecting Sh Nonhers aud Western aas '
leave NcN-fork As follows: .. -.
a. M BIprrss train via Hudson River Railroad TLietst as
Tsui through Buffalo and suspension Bge without 'g
connecting With trains m Saratoga kutiaEd Bt
ton and the nort Drawing cs New York 70 aeh
connecting epagcars Tor 1he Via either NYsh " sos
II m Express via Harlem Railroad rweBiI'f, 'as
Foufihaye. connecting At Chatham with Western ia road m
Springs Phel &c Albany with Mst, trains sad isoJ ss
taus Saratoga Rutland. Burlington. aud the North -,
Express tTain Iudsou krer R1Loai cehne,l1t
Albany with for the West and at roy With talns h SaoA
krt nd. Darlington End the Moth.
3.4S D. M Express traa via Hudson River Railroad eonnsr ~
AbaH, with Western tsns aud al Try Nh harI 0f AoSa VIZ
sleeping car attached. nj, ......,,. ~ sa.,h,.
with Western railroad for LebnoL SPings tse A. an
Albany With Western taus SierpEg attached Al ho@s' -
IN train, kalr0ld
Attached and tropsh 10 Suspeuson BTg nrt 'hs
of ears Also rrpngcar day. excepting ssinfda's "1
lup New York through OneushrR without change "a h "
and o. RHrnL correction Troy wiz be made AZ hn1 Aa'
M n, Hudson River Raifoaj With siseping siac ~
.one,yy AZ lbapy NTH early Tor Buffalo nHperson - o.
and al TROY vita trains saratoga and poiyS Nob pA'-f
.f, { ached ~ A bsnt - - MIL A. ~. Y.s
% and intermediate stton. leaving New oh ~.
Rrming leave ghkrep,,s arriving Ae" le ~
o Snnjsy main Harlem Railroad, leaving Forty o. ~ ~
- spI arriving A. Milron 30 Returning, leaves h"
"n '''"P' n' A'''''S WM H. VANDERBILT yicspesssst
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I ,oNG ISLAND RAILROAD; oy TWP

Leave Jainesslp; 49,, 81.
m for GreenpOrt aud all WarsispOns, except Nhht 'eS
connecting Mneoa with train. ioI Glen Cove anl Hm MI
II NoTthpot passenger trains aud all way sa'' rA'f' "
low rre. ,,r-p.
H.. Express train for Rybeai AMI for Geenpe" s'''N
Al 0nt. ....
M passenger trails. and 81 vbrstatoh' a1s
a N cola with trains hr Hampstead AMI 1es Cove. II.
5:Bp. M. North lIp passenger faa tna AL Ns'
SUNDAY Excursion Traa leaves Hunters Post ioI
1905 J. u bAktON, shre.u,'-.e'--
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IRE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAyEDEpor

SrspAr TRkvS-9:3 WAY Train, for Ousyr u - %
Pa,er,,a. $50 y NJ Nyt Erpr fof DanAlrk Ia e Rerte
and al points Wet asi SOUTH $500 EmTs't '1i
WAY Tran IlO0 p. r.. Patero1 AMI Port JsS% -,
E1press Trains run through Saosncs Duuk!fs, a1 i f
ont anee Of coaches ard direct connection 0.h al Sou ss
Western
Night Ira nE 49,, - D., -.
DEPOT foot Of ChsmbcTst New iok also Long Dock Dep e'J
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Morsrs, tlrriagts, &t,
90 dllhom q, man Confirm.

V y N4ILUII II I'INI Y VF1F0tW'
CAUTION The JOIRNEYMEN BOOT and
~ MAkERS ~ I gr cities hereby notified that
the i-en vorhug oi. on STRIFE against
REDUCTION 81 FM LNFl Pm H 30 All men NSThing
= the trade rr,lur.ied not 80 10 ere .
G.. j. G.rIir. No f9t Br". Henry Lux No I4J BroadNH
NJ Bros 'Lu Stat Of Readet and
Broadway; william For ~ Nasanstj John Reid corner
of .uu aud Nas1 tuaf Et.uks No ~ NassauSt Henry
Beuo No. n WlllsI Joan D. watkins. No ia fe.tonst
b. order Of tht Socis,l. ... ,..,, .
NONVICT LABOR rruders will be received
~ by the uBdersgusi u l"ut three hundred Ce MALE
CONNECTS kingston lr any suitable manufacture
fy (20I o. al present engaged In 'hOs
making
The Institution will nnh o. m Fuel With uncleni number
guards III. contractor w his trade Instructors and
forehen.
Tenders received W sue M Juee neI stating price per
day ID ~. MAup,lNNtib
Provincial ren,enay on. trf' . 1904
DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and CIVIL
~ tsll1EHhfNG.
CnICEEBlNt . piLt. No 10 WAllst. New'forf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

WANTED-AGENTS-S to $500 per month,
w female Introduce The GNU lNh M
PROVED COMMON SRNSE FAMILY sKWlNd MACHINE Tbs
Machine will stitch. hem. el tack. quilt cord BIOL BRAID AL -,
broief n superior luc only +lt fly warranted
for Eve years We vii Lsy 1900 o snj machine Tat VII ~.
bautfl y ese tbaa onfs u mako ne
B'cry secoul stitch BE- u std s uc
pulled vihuu u We scents un
as 20 400 mout AID Ip'us,s o. caHsol ron veh Me
that De made. Airs. sECOMB Co F urgh Pa
Bsion Mas CsnouDo not he npoed by otefpsues palm
OF worthless casr0n uie the oh'rs
Ours be only gnHus aud really practical cheap machine
NNANTED-AGENTS To sell JOHN :. G.
W ABBOTIS LIFE or GENERAL GRANT This work
tans fne 'tee engraving Of the fac sni Mother OF c Gcscm
lafdf1ney Illustrated The best sfhrg work
tie market pies suited 10 TIE uHes u. D. Russell,
Pai',heT. No s3 Cauhil. Bosto5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17
DEMOCR ATTIC OwNS8IP
FEELINGS. ..a II

The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee announce the following township
meetings: s.f.7sr !.
Eranklinton. Saturday evening. September 18th.
Speaker-Col. Il. Baber. r-- -- 17.
North Columbus. Saturday evening. September
18th. Speakers-C. Lowenstein and E. I. De-
Central College. Friday, September 25th, at 2 P.
i. Speakers--Hon. Geo. l.. Converse and Thos.
Sparrow % is1 1iz' 5ia .'a'.En 80 l- .. .4
Agler's School House, Friday evening. September
25th. Spsakers-Thos. Sparrow and Geo. l.. Con-
verse. % g. "a EAt =
Groveport. Saturday. September 26th. at P. NJ.
(Pole rAising.) ISoeakers-George L.. Converse, A.
Mayo and J. st. John Clarkson. 20 .a .,r
Spangler's School House, Saturday evening, Sep
tember 26th Speakers-George l.. Converse. j. st.
John Clarksou and A. Mayo. ~ 49,
Alton, Tuesday evening, September 10Th. Speak
ers George L. Converse and U. Loewenstein
] Briggs School House. Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 3Oth. Speakers-E. B. Eshelman and E. L.
DeLany. -8 .-
Jones' School House. Brown township. Thursday.
October at y. NJ. speakers-JOhn NJ. Pugh
and E. B. Eshelman. ~ ... ,ii-. 90.
billiard Station, Thursday evening. October !;
Judge j. III. Pugh.
Shadeyille, Friday evening, October I'd. Speakers
John G. McGuffey and G. Loewenstein.
| Black Lick, Friday evening, October I'd. Speak
ers-Gso. l.. Converse and b. b. Eshelman. ...
| Dublin, Saturday, October Sd, at P. NJ. Speak
ers--Gen. Jos d. Geiger, j. G. Groom and G. Loew-
| enstein. ...-
=, Worthington. Saturday. evening; October Sd
Speskers-Gen- Jos. H. Geiger. G. Loewenstein
| and ]. G. Groom. - n q MI r .-- 4
The committeeman in the several town
ships will make the necessary arrange
ments for these meetings. Let everybody
turn out and hear the important issues OF
the campaign discussed. ...a.
JOHN 6. THOMPSON,
..... Chairman Dem. EX. Co.
| W S HIIFFMAN, Sec'Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17
) New YORK MARX t-sept. re. loo
] Cincinnati markst-sept. Ie.

FLOUR-Unchanged and quiet; family
$9@9 505o 1908 stig esIJJO5
zWHEAT-Held firmly, and demand
light; No. l. red sold to moderate extent
at 81 50, and at the close held at 50 OO.E
g. CQRN-Firmer and in demand at $50
81 90; ear and shelled selling at about the
same price. .z-gi1@ - "a 1orsaF
F OATS-Firm at 57@5sc. 7rs ~ 1o'sgd
RYE-Nn. firmer at 81 37@1 40.
BARLEY-In demand; sales of No.
spring at 50 90; fall, 50 20@2 %. .ln1ri5gi0
I COTTON-Firmer and ia moderate de-
mand Mt 241sc for middling. rr
TOBACCO-Firmer; sales of 19 hhds
trash at $5 l5@6 30; lugs 81 $500 go, and
leaf Sl0@25 75. LA. --S y, L..e...-'r, y
II WHISKY-Scarce and in demand atr70c
in bond. and 81 30 free.A t1 srH@'fH
MESS PORK-Dull and nominal. at 29c.
| LARD-Dull at 19c, with light jobbing
demand. -.-. .-......---. - l1a
BULK KMEATS-Irregular and very 1T
tie demand; shoulders 11@l11le; sides 1311S.
| BACON-Dull and unsettled, with only
a limited demand; shoulders sold at 1910
be; clear. rib sides 15@151ac, and clear
sides 16@1624c. otl6 So.
HAMS-Sugarc cured dull at 2O@2lc.s4
| rBUTTER-Firm at 5@3Se for fresh.
D.. EGGS-Firm at 20c. .-,,t.,.,;l -?H .'t.,s ~
,SEEDS-Flaxseed dull at So 40 for prime;
timothy tirH and selling at $3@3 10; moth
ing doing in clover. .2l.- - -
HAY-In better supply and prices de-
clining; hard pressed S14@l5 on arrival.
OCERIES--Unchange and firm at
full prices, "a ~ f'isi5
| OIL-Linseed dull at 81 10@1 II; only a
limited jobbing demand. eN sz9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17
BASKET MEET
UGGS

The Democratic Executive Committee
announce the following Basket meetings:
On Thursday, September oath at the Old Camp
Ground. on Hayden Run, for Washington, Sharon.
Perry Norwich and Brown townsh ,ps. Speakers
Col Geo. W. McCook, Hon. VIM. Heisley. of
Cleveland and E. t, DeLany. ~
On Friday, September 25th. at Maclin's Grove
near Pleasant Corners. Pleasant township for Pleas
ant Jackson, Prairie, Frau lin and Southwest part
of Hamilton township. Speakers-Hon. VIM.
Heisley, of Cleveland. Judge Briggs, of Fayette
cou nty, and Col. l.. Baber.
On Saturday, September 26th, at New Albany
for Blendon Pain, Mifiin and Jefferson Townships.
Speakers-Hon. VIM. Heisley, Col, Geo. W. Many
penny and Gen. Jos. 81. Geiger.
On Saturday. October Sd. at Reynoldsburg for
Truro Jefferson and East part of Montgomery
Township. Speakers-Hon. Allen G. Thurman,
Hon A Mayo and James E. Wright:
Or Saturday, October 10th, at Groveport, for
Madison Hamilton and south part of Truro town
ship Speakers-Hon. p. Van Trump Z. b. Esh
eIman and Thomas Sparrow.
Let arrangements be made to make these
meetings the largest ever held in the coun-
ty. Bring your baskets. Bring your
wives and daughters. Bring your sons.
Bring your Republican neighbors, pre-
pared to spend the day and have good
time. JOHN q. THOMPSON,
| - Chairman Co. Ex. Conn.,.
w. S. HUFFMAN, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17

A
They also return sincere thanks to the
citiz ms, too numerous to mention, whose
liberal contributions supplied their lunch
tables, as well as to the following business
| firms who kindly aided their work:
Managers of the Rink; Gas Company !;
Westbote, for printing and advertising;
Journal. for printing and advertising;
A. Carlisle, for lumber; A. Hildreth, for
lumber; John Seltzer, for platform for mu-
sic; Towler's Band, Capital City Band, and
Mannerchor, for music; w. A. Mahoney,
for fruit; John Marzetti, for fruit and cake;
Bell Brothers, for use of dishes, free of
charge; Capt. B. McCabe, as night watch;
s. e. Samuels; Mr.. Hessenhaur, for tables.
To the ladies and gentlemen of the differ
ent committees, who worked so faithfully
and harmoniously, they are especially in
debted. 1910 ta'Fh F'ot, - '"%
1t may be well here to answer objections
we have heard made to public entertain
ments given by the ladies In support of the
Benevolent Society. We have considered
substantial basis, by asking annual sub
scriptions. TO this endan article was pub
llshed in your paper some weeks since,
setting forth this plan. aud asking that in
order to save the modification and laborof
personal applications. Eames and contribu-
IiuuS oc ScuG 10 Gne ITPsluenG Vi Iuo SOcle-
ty. No notice being taken of this, personal
appeals were made to a few. In some cases
the response was cheerful, others were in
terested, but were not prepared to sub
scribe now, and others were not willing to
promise for more than one year. This was,
of course, slow process. In the meantime,
the funds of the society being nearly
exhausted, and the sick and poor as
numerous as ever, it was necessary
to resort to something more speedy in its
results, An entertainment at the Rink,
with music, flowers, and supper, seemed
the least Objectionable. All entertain
ments involve hard work for a few-and
the ladies now guarantee never to give
another, if four hundred gentlemen will
secure to them ten dollars year each, or,
in other words, four thousand dollars a
year, independent of the epresent income of
the society. This is larger sum than the
society has commanded heretofore, but as
the funds have never been adequate to the
demand, and considering the increase of
our population. it is not an extravagant re-
quest. MRS. WIN. DENNIsoN, H. -+.I
Presid mt,
arr' --4 No. 210, cor. North and High.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17

FILED YEsTERDAY.-The German West
End Building Association, OF Cincinnati, on
yesterday, filed its certificate of incorpora-
ton with the Secretary of State. 1t is or
ganized for the purpose of raising funds to
be loaned among its members for the pur-
pose OF assisting them in building or re-
pairing houses, acquiring real property,
&c. Capital stock 1875 600, in shares of
$3.50 each. Principal Office in Cincinnati.
7. Vonderheide. F. Joseph Gosiger, Joseph
G. Sextro,eG. II. Hohnhorst and Carl G..
jain are the corporators.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17

IMPORTANT SALE OF Doors AND SHOES
Those desiring to purchase Boots and
Shoes, of any description. will find it to
their interest to attend the auction sale
that takes place at two o'clock this after
noon, at the Auction Room on Town street,
first door west of Market House.
sept17-1t NJ G. CARTER, Salesman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-The hot months
break down many systems that have been
comparatively vigorous during the Winter
and Spring. Stimulants, so often resorted
TO, react and increase the evil. Regulate
the disordered functions of the stomach
and liver, and purify the animal fluids with
HoLLowAY's PILLS, and strength, anima-
ton, energy, will soon return. They restore
the appetite, invigorate the digestion, and
are an absolute specific for lassitude and
debility. Sold by all Druggists. l.sro-
jy9-d1ycw. ta-.i. -.. a<f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17
.oohioago MaIket-sept. is. 4,

: FLOUR-Steady; sales spring extras at
l WHEAT-Steady; sales No. at 81 $50
l 60. and No. . ss 81 5234@l 5411ss; sales No.
2 since 'Change at 81 81. s-s - bib .d
CORN--In fair request; sales No. l at
9514 @96c; No. at 94@9434c; rejected at 80
of No. this afternoon az 951Sc. .]ni-
oATS-Steady; sales at 5054 4@511 nc; clos
ing at 500 @5lc. IL. hr. ..,;.,...-.. ...ft
,RYE-Dull;. sales No. at 81 191a@1 20,
and No. 2 at $l15. '.'.
J. BARLEY-Quiet; sales No at 81 esq
l 66la, and rejected at 81 40@1 45.pJ isl3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17

NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its gloomy at
|tendants, low spirits, depression, involun-
tsry emissions, loss of semen, spermator-
rhea, loss of power, dizzy head, loss of
memory and threatened impotence and
imbecility, find sovereign cure in Hum
|phreys' Homeopathic Specific No. Twen-
ty-Eight., Composed of the most valuable,
mild and potent Curatives, they strike at
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the discharges, and impart
'vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands
of cases. Price S5 per package of six box
es and vial, which is very important in OBJ
stinate or old cases, or 81 per single box.
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.. 562
Broadway. New York. iy13- -deod&w1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Hay Importation.

'' '''. -a- LONDON, Sept. IL.
The importation of hay from the United
Stetes will hereafter be allowed only un-
der license from the Privy Council. The
prevalence of the cattle disease in various
parts of America is the cause OF this step.
: Peace. .aa -.s
PARIS, Sept. 16.
. In an article in the last Revue des deux
Mendes, by Guisot, he says ne mas no doubt
of the desire of Napoleon for the possession
of peace, and urges reduction of the
army as the only effective pledgeaof peace.
Bismarclk.
-...- ~ BERLIN, Sept. l6.
Bismarck has been ordered by his phy-
sicians TO 60 to England for his health.
q ;+e-r Hing William occ /
-.5-r..t..-. KEEL, Sept. 16.
King william will review thesPrussian
fleet here. .seo = sr5t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17
St. Louis rIarket-sept. Ie.

FLOUR-DulI and weak. ~ ''.''-
WHEAT-Firm for prime and choice,
other grades irregular .ii bH. .a1-,
% CORN-Dull at 95@9Sc. l4ir7H. lis
OATS-Lower at 52@54c.
RYE-Held at 81 17@1 49,. hf'
ZPORK-Quiet at $29 90. InZ.s ,-ri
BACON-Irregular; shoulders 13e; clear
sides 161a@l7c. . - .......t ,,-;.,. ...l,
LARD-Nominal. 7"',l
BARLEY-Firm. -.- ,-soiJoi ~'l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17

SOUTH CHARLESTON, o. Sept. 16, 1865.
FRIEND SPIv.: Of all the grand fizzles
ever saw or ever heard of in the way of
political mass meeting, the Radical "blow-
out" at this place yesterday beat all. Post
ers were sent all over the county an
nouncing "Grand Republican Rally,i
with Col. Granville Moody and Gen. NJ. B.
Walker as the speakers. On actual cou,
there was not over one hundred, and fifty
people on the ground, including ladies al d
children. The RAIDS had made big prepa-
ratfons, and the landlord of the Armstrong
House "a RadicaD prepared to feed large
number, but not one extra person appeared
at the table. This can be vouched for by
the landlord himself. Take it all in all, it
was the "sickest'' rally have seen this
fall, and have seen a good many.
Yours, truly, B.S. NICE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17

= PENIrENTIARY "A ARRIvALs.-T Three pris-
oners arrived at the Penitentiary yester-
day from Geauga county: Warham -
Grant, burglary and larcenv, three years
George Clark and Charles Clifford, horse
stealing, three years each.
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FRUIT CANs-FRUIT CANS
Stewards Patent. and the old style,
At Buckley's (the liue oyste1nsan,,
l6 East Broadway, next to Taylor's grocer,
aug5-dtonov2S
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LOCAL NOTICES.

REWARD !-s30,OOO worth of Dry Goods
TO be sold at auction at No. SO South High
street, in the American building. Colum-
bus, Ohio. Two sales daily, at 2 O'Clock P.
III. and 7o'clock in the evening. y.
II. Russell BURNER,
sent17 dot AuctiOneer
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NEW APPOI vTMENTs.

Gen. Geo. w. NIcCook.
Will speak e
At MT. VERNON. Monday, September alst. Even'
ing.
At CRES TLtNE, Tuesday. September 22i. Ever
ing. f-- 80 "
Amt. GILEAD, Wednesday, September 23d.
itDUBLIN. Thursday, September oath. r7
at MARYSVILLE. Friday. September 25th.
Hon. LAS. H. HubbeIl,
Will speak
At WAP AKONETTA. Saturday. Sept. 18th.
At CELINA. Monday, September. 2lst.' - g. ..
AtLIMA, Tuesday, September, 2ad. -...
AVIAN VERT, W ednssday. September 23d.
At BUCYRUS. Thursday. September Gath.
Friday. September 25th. 70
At LANCASTER. Saturday. September 2sth.
At tCIRCLEVILLE. Monday. September 9ssh.
/ Hon. Wm.. Heisley
Will speak with Gen. Geo. w. McCook
At MT. GILEAD. Wednesday. September 23d.
At Ma CtiN;S GROVE tGrove Uity). Friday. Sep
At NEW ALBANY. Saturday. September 2sth.
The meeting OF General Durbin Ward
and Col. J. M. Connell, at Athens, Septem-
ber 10Th, is withdrawn. ~
Gen. Durbin Ward and Col. j. M.
Connell
Will speak Z
At ZALESKI. Vinton county. Saturday evening,
September 18th.
Hon. ChfItOu A. White, with Hon.
James II. IHubbell,
Will speak
At VAN VERT. Wednesday, September 2sd.
Gen. Durbin Ward
Will speak
At TEXAS. Champaign county. Saturday. Octo-
+ At PIQUA, October 5th.
! At GREENVILLE, October 9Th.
Hon. r. Van Trump
Will speak -.. -.-V
: 1t GROVEPORT. October 10th
!. at COLUMBUS, October 10th. evening. ..C
T. w. w. WEBB, E. f. BINGHAM,
Secretary. Chairman.
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BASE BALL.-The Riverside Base Ball
Club, of Portsmouth, Ohio. have challenged
the Raiirpad Club of this city to friendly
contest in the base bail arena. = If we don't
lose our guess, the Rsilroaders will give
them healthy shake for their marbles.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-17

AccIpENT.-George Auchs on yesterday
afternoon, while working on building on
First alley, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, taking off an old roof, was
caught by part of the roof and thrown
from the ridge pole to the ewes of the build
ing, tearing his back in terrible manner.
His escape from instant death was very
narrow, and almost miraculous.