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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

A drunken row in Quincy, on Sunday
morning, resulted in the death of Alexan-
der Garrin, from stabs inflicted by Eugene
Corthele. The latter is under arrest for
manslaughter. Fr sa. .-
Samuel S. Sheperd, aged twenty-five
wears, was accidentally shot this morning
in Ashland, N. H., while preparing for a
hunting excursion. rr--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07
MECHANICS HALL

Presents its due quota of attractions, fore
most among which is the display of Messrs.
E. B. Armstrong & Co. The justly cele-
brated Monitor" with its cold air cham
bers, its patent broiler and unsuI uIpassed
baking oven, leads the van of coal cookers,
fianked by its meritorious rival the "Cos-
mopolitan," which is the pet of a large
class of ladies who delight themselves in
the possession of No. coal cook
stove. The wood cooking stoves
of the the same collection are
the champion" "Home Treasure" and
! 'Fashion," each ranking among the best.
OF parlor. stoves, Messrs. Armstrong & Co.
exhibit an unusually fine collection, among
which we notice the celebrated "Anti-
Dust" a hard coal stove, which took the
premium at the late State Fair. Other
beautiful var ieties adapted to bituminous
coal are on exhibition, of which the Fire
Siden stove is foremost. This has move
able blower adjusted within its walls,
| which is operated by crank from the out
side, and is certainly deserving of notice
from all who wish to procure a complete
| parlor stove.,l Specimens of fine enamelled
| copper wash boilers, of great durability
and which never tarnish or rust, are also
shown by Messrs. Armstrong 6 Co. They
are very handsome, indeed. Marbelized
mantles of beautiful design and superb
finish are nextpn the list. and we close by
looking at the renowned 'sMagic" register,
manufactured by Messrs. Pond, of Boston.
The magic" presents host OF qualifica-
tions, among which we noticed diving
fiue, very large radiating surface, fire
pot, which is the only portion of the
register that can burn Out, and
which can be replaced by any one in
fifteen minutes, q very simple construction
throughout, and marked adaptation to
the use of churches, schools, or seminaries g.
Messrs. E. B. Armstrong & Co. are located
at No. II East Town street, and keep a
large stock of everything in the line OF
mouse furnishing goods.
just opposite the display of Messrs
, Armstrong 6 Co., we see collection of
: the unequalled steel plows from the man.
ufactory of Messrs. Deimer, Smith & Hin
4 derer. Their excellent Combination plow
, is also here, and as only the best quality OF
II material is put into them, they are justly
q regarded as worthy the attention of all
wishing to purchase.
/. THE DINING HALLS
& Are of a superior order and are under the
k control and direction of Mr.. A. Milav
His tables are abundantly supplied with
we'll cooked food, aud by his management
: he is earning an enviable reputation amons
! the exhibitors and frequentors OF the Fair
nj IN DOMESTIC HALL
| The Columbus Cabinet Company have
:, splendid display of furniture, consistin;
/ | in part of an oak side board, finished witt
, ! carved ard ornamented panels, and sur
mounted by fine plate glass mirror. Thi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

PAREPA-RosA MUSICAL ADMINISTRATION.
Madame Parepa Rosa, the celebrated
prima donna, has formed an administration
under the management of D. DeVivo,
with VIM. w. Seguin, as Business Agent,
and has left New York for tour. OF the
West and South before her departure for
Europe. On her tour she will visit Co.
lumbus. She will be accompanied by Carl
Rosa, the eminent Violinist, and Mr.. j.
Levy, the unrivalled Cornet and Piston
Soloist from London, who created, on his
first visit (three years ago) in this country,
such an unbounded sensation, and other
artists of the highest musical ability. This
will be the sensation of the season and due
announcement will be made OF the appear
anee of the troupe here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07
DOMESTIC NEWS.
John Quincy Adams.

CHARLESTON, .. q, UcG. Q.
A prive dispatch from John Quincy
Adams, of Massachusetts, announces his
acceptance of an invitation to visit and ad.
dress the people of this State. He is ex-
pected here about the end of this week.
Boston Items. 4-.- -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

GALooT REcoRD.-James Doyle was one
of two galoots who bowed to the city or
dinances yesterday morning. James had
been on plain drunk, and was fined 81
and costs, which he paid. s-cH
John Slawton got drunk as he was on his
way to Pittsburgh with drove of hogs
Or rather he got drunk just as he started
from home, and wasn't fairly sober when
he left the Mayors office yesterday morn
ing, though he said ten hours in the Gala
boose ought to be enough to. sober old
Bachus himself. At the depot in this city
his load of benzine began to work on his
muscle, and inflamed him with desire to
knock him down. Result: He got taken
in by 'star' and had to pay SO to get of
to Pittsburgh with the rest of the hogs Oh
/ the car. ..--.--4 .....
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

THE RUNNING RACE TO-DAY -"
Will take place at 10 o'clock this morning
half mile and repeat; for three year old
colts and fillies, bred in Franklin county;
to.carry ninety pounds, $50.
Trotting at 2 o'clock P. M.-one mile
and repeat; for horses that have never
beaten three minutes. $50. L.'s,s =.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-19

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tpie fe mouen,> ]etbit lpennn man linen pie.
Ramiep County Delegation III .@j1ute
rednet, III. waret1 In lei. Gprpenticn in.
btlfpier 'obnml6tister Mtnpritat. !..> :
..Das iie's bei Der republifani(9en par<:.
tel it'll Dtitrtet e5enfaus Gnp> baS ge9t
i%o1nentlar. aus Der Gtotlade berppr,' no6
jeces re u'blitanil9e County I'M
Dttrict aus9enprmen @aboibowD ouB
lag uno !@popbue in benz leBtern @ounty
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Mnprers cine Majpritdt 9ab.s ,''",. 49,.
.Gs Boben Wajoritaten fir Nnoremee
itet3'eb = plublifanii4e. :Gpuuntiees,.
tarali@: 5ennepin,, @ai9in9tcn, @ti1az.
40, &nofa, Sberburnc, S1anti Miue 2ac,
@risbt, Meeter, Mc9epo, Mpnongalia,
pope, StterdaitT upn> &anpipubi Grant
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lt4an ber!S 9aBuns terHrepublitaz
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Sra tieles 9ilenib 10 teaauternt i&an a.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05

UNcoNPLETED MARRIAGE.-We learn that =
marriage CEREMONY at Father O'Drisccil o
Church. on Sycamore street. on Monday, " as
broken OF without completion. Ii appears
that Prot, slant gentleman came 10 this city
from Virginia some time ago, became intro
duced into Catholic family where there WAS
daughter. aud that the usual consequences OF
the proximity OF young persons of different
sexes followed. and the parties beam en-
gagged. Ga Monday the parties appeared IN
church 10 be married with the usual a;ten-
dance OF relatives and friends and the appoint
ments of a good mach. After a part of the
ceremony had proceeded, the parties were
taken into the sacristy. where the priest, a. IL
usual in such mixed marriages. asked ID =
bridegroom n he promised that the wife shoul Id
have the control of the religious training of the
childp u. The man, surprised. inc uired AZ that
was part OF the ceremony. and was assured
that AZ was. He OBJECTED. but the priest insist
ed. He looked to the woman, but she made n .
sign. He then positively refused 20 make the
pledge to give mp the control OF his future chill
dren. and left the church. We are informed
that the scene he walked out from the room,
down the steps from the altar. AMI out, pale
but erect and determined, was striking.-Cts-
ciHnGfi G0zelte, 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05
PROPOSALS,
UNITED STATS IFeIS5E!s 0FiIoE,

the sei.ers 81 three STi:
IN 4. '. sas ss
thousand three hundred and ffty one q 1911 cubic
Portsmouth hArbor, New Hampshire, Is follows.
Between april Is and May is. 1854, pisces Of di
mensiOn stone, containing 2s2 cubic feet and "a
pieces Of eut granite containing 2 "a cuoic feet.
menon cubic feet and a piesss Of q on,
gIsnite-2.07 cubic feet.
menzion stone AS cubic feet and 70 pieces of cut
Between July IS and August Is, 1858, the remain
der = pieces Of dimension stone Al cubic feet,
and 81 pieces Of cut sranite-I,ses cubic feet
ropgh vary in lengths from ct j inch to feet
IN width from foot inches to feet inches and
conform As to size to the definite dimepsions
given given IN the drawings and specifications; must be
well auarIied to make natural beds and cut to fun
Tn cut granite W. hich is to be laid in regular
courses Of headers and stretchers with doyetaiied
Joints must re carefully cut to the dimensions
the to r. n h roneh snt the as Of
draft one inch in width cut along the edges. and a
ring Of the dov etaiied joints and the dres
ing Of the beds and builds to Be rough hammered
mensions Of the headers vary in lengths from n 4.
feet INC hes to is inches in widths frona feet
20 feet inches. and In rises from feet TO
With each offer must be given the names of 40
responsible persons guarantees for the faithful
execution of the contract, the amount of surety to
blank for DID. snd Win be-
shsd upon application at this ONCE.
The 6a ,o s. the price
and the price per cubic foot for the cut stone.
sf ss rssy and
s Engineer Once. fourth floor City Hall.
ii oI Gn the s
Brevet Mai. Gen United stats Army,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05
4 Mid STATES MAILS.
NJ EADA.
PosI OEFrCFFEPARrMRSr,

PO-T OFFICE TEPARTNRNT, .
WASH SsTUN, November 81 loE. (
ITCpO- a. viii he r-iFcd ~ he Contract Once
=. VIE u Partn4rHt ULul y. IN, of TUESDAY,
naith - y - CunNey iRR tn mail. of the nited
Ststts ih " STATE u Nevada. from July l. BS TO
June 30. the routes ard by the schedules OF
otpSrt' ~ arrivals herein specified. Dscisio1s
made h. pril s. ISIS
l64G ! I,H 4 "a IA. by Geneva ard Kingston IN
Twin LIVER % miles and back, once a week .
leave AH-t o. " lrisy q 6 a
AlIiVe ~ Twin hivsr next cav BY lsam
ItsNe Nv IN kiVrr W. snesday o N:
ArriNs ct Austin next day BY pm.
PrpIcssl- Tor tV1Ce and three times 4 week
service invited.
1886. Ff,u iay ton. by Hot Springs IN o. 10 Pine
Grow IN e., 65 miles aud back once A week
IesV IAyfCn Monday at m;
Arriye a. Pine Grove next dsy by ~ m;
Leave Iite Grove Tuesday al pm;
ATriNr az Dayton next dsy by m
FOR -yIopsi- % laws relating to the postal ser.
NiCe srt fOr Instructions 10 bidders aud postmss-
ter In T.f.r, re 20 the making 81 bids. and con
tanning al-o conditions 10 be embraced ip the con
tracts. Z rm- ~ pr possis, &C sc parties inter
e-ted iIi consult the I'D srtisamepts OF routes 60
Cali'.rris S.vada &c dated JAY 81. Is s. and
October II loo 10 be seen at the principal Post
OfAcr- -
bids must provide for carrying the mail With
- celsrty Certaif ~. and security using tae
words . ths Law must be Rusrsnued By two PET
sons en- VI guaranty CO rtthed 10 ~ postm sster
or = yu"F- - = mt If record. They should IA
sd - - 'hs second Assistant msster &c
era - HfTsCt tfhse, marked : Mail Props as "
erCu'si - N tim. 20 te receiy d By MAJ 81 1873
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