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a0ke90oe1siE
OATS-Steady at 57@58c.
RYEJQaieblat 81 I25.) )2fM
-BARLEY-pull- and nominal Canada
COfToNEbulf al s53@asIle Tor mid
ldling uplandsi stock lightsI IEO .uO 10
TOBACCO-Dull; lugs $6 COO 10 20; leaf
y wHfskf@Flr1ml HIS = Fl "a al At s s1 Is. 4
PORK--s24ademand Hghtsr YE H
GREEN MEATS--Sold tola far extent
1at7kc; shonlders and sides l0@1ze.
| LARD7DHI; snan sales of kettIe rem
Edered; 16c in tiefce and Hc ii Kegs; Prime
BAeoNT Scarce ana higher; Shoulders
sold at 131a@133z,. now held at 14c;; rib
sides sold. st l6 &c; clear rf6 AZ 511zc; but
inoWbheldIst 1Se Tor clear aud 19c fer clear
rib; demand light, but the stock being so
small holders are very firm. Viiauasnf
GROCERIESeFfrm and good demand
At full rates. B9s ~ hsrsq91g JrE 81 Jals dS
| lsp BUTTER Firm under light receipts
| fresh 3493Sc. II g1ssdoo 75dio gas asdi yfi
EGGSWFifm at SOC. 70 - song m7g1iHH
- OII-Linseed dull at 81. gaa 5ilYlF
L FLAX SEED-Dull at 50 20. tIa Iae ,5sS ali
POTATOES - Supply alarge3 i75c per
F. 5APPLEs-Larg supply and dull st 81
tl4. Der QaErGl.nz ai.rs@Tt
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American Senman ron Trfal.

Z milwaukee, nIarket-Nov. g.,
=. .EFLOUR-Dull and lower; city X-
WHEAT--Dull at 81 % for No. /
store. ID. q u I.llSiL
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fE The women of, this country veal
s (, ssl,ooooco yards Of calico, says a:statiaar
rein that 'ere line o. life.nsosir1h .o1ss.s'I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

baSA7 1DEIrGHTFUL Tara special train
left the Union depot yesterday morning on
the Hooking Valley railroad. for. trip
down the road, which is finished as far as
lancaster among the excursionists were
w. Il. Clements do n. Kinney and Chas.
Reemelin, of Cincihnats E. Gest, President
Of the Cipcipnad & ZanesYille railroad; M.
M Green, fVfce President. and % b e.
Smith, W. Go Deshler, Isaac Eberly and
w. b. Brooks, Directors Of the Hooking
Valley railroad. The trip was a most. de-
lightfnl one. Passing through sGroyeport,
Winchester and Carroll, the party arrived
at lancaster at O'Clock Am. "A special
train was here furnished BY e. Gest, of the
CO 2. railroad, and on, 1t the party paid a
visit 20 the Miami Coal Company's mines .
A splendid collation. was here served, and
The party took q trip to Zspesviile. After
passing a few pleasant fiodrs there, they
returned to Lancaster. Leaving this lat!
Ter place at 4:15 p. NJ, they arrived Id Co
lumbus at 5:43 Pm, making q pretty
good riany we think, overa new road. The
road is in splendid condition. About one
half of It is bailasted. The choice compa-
ny, the beautiful day and the charming
scenery OF the road, d,lall combined to make
the excursion q most enjoyable one. 8!
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oJtE There arsihow ~ 22s pupils at The Deaf
.Ispds Dumb Asy lum. The new buildlng
will accommodate $50 Y .SaIfa s1g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

ATTENTION, PIONEERS, of the White
Boys in BIuel You will meet in force, to-
night, at Thurman Hall. Ud .11J
By order. MARTIN POWERS,
.ErssE'S - u u Cont.;r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

sItw-A AS the ssnmoke Of the late conflict
lifts, the worse the returns look. Let hel
: Gsanuk smoke. We've seen enough for the pres
s1sa1t basriiaA iH45sziTT iis - baa .sHdmuihy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

q WARRANrED GEN UINE- I'VE received
yesterday from Marpie q Ritson, drug
gists, No. 100 South High Street, mystic
rious looking package addressed as fol.
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ATTENTION, Co. A, White Boys in Blue!
You are hereby ordered to meet this (Sat-
urday) evening, at z o'clock, at Thurman
Hall. t'.
BY order. =. SIS ~ s-4.= j. LoHRER,
40 % 80 ~, \ a1 q Captain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

q Isg,is ~ Z Newccomb,s Minstfsis win open at
Z the opera House. tor three nights next
week ee.a .siaaslt ,bisaaaii4S M 4 e5.II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

NAUGHroN Is selling heavy bed comfort
at 50 so each.E Au AEpSE nov7-d2t
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ss ,s1 ~ Chestnnts, .arsi very : plenty The
awi6dle as the first stand Is five cents Q
-s9jraI I3dtc liz
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JEwELRY, cheap at Simmons.

BLEAcHED and 81 brown Omuslins very
cheap at Naughton's.14l1H now 7-d2tf
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Vem Der, 1865. ~ sIG--
[Signedl , HUGH McCULLoca,,
,glSecretary OF, the Treasury.
The warrants issued by the Treasury. De-
partment during October to meet reqiife-
ments of the Government amount in round
numbers to the following :lsC Civil ,miscel-
Ianeous and foreign intercourse, $4,176,000;
interest on the public debt, 81. 3S1 900; war,
S., ,72O, 600; navy, $4,025 900; interest. pen
sions and bonds, $3,062 900; total, $2l 1884, :
600. The warrants Issued for the redemp-
tion of. the public debt are included in the
above.A ANU tB NGEG Guu j
Order from the:War Department!
The following ORDER from the War De-
partment has been published:
Soldiers, for certain offenses not strictly
military, may be sentenced by aHgeneral
tiary., If any State in q military depart
ment has made provisions by law for the
confinemen of prisoners under sentence of
d court martial of the u uited States, the
department commander may designate
such penitentiary for the execution of any
such sentenceIt to penitentiary confinement,
but If no provision has been made by any
State in the department, the record will be
forwarded to the Secretary of War for
designation of a prison. The authority
which has designated the place of confine-
ment, or higher authority, can change the
place of conffnement or mitigate Or remi t
the sentence.
The same rules apply to prisoners sem
fenced by military commission, so long
the law under which the sentence is
made is in force, but when that law ceases
to be operative the President alone can
change the place OF confinement or miti-
gate or remit the sentence IagT.71
Gen. Grant.
| General Grant having been, informed
of preparations being made In this city to
tender him popular reception on his re-
turn, has written to friend in Washing
ton expressing cordial thanks for the evil
tdence of friendship on the part of the Git
izens, but at'the same time expressing a
preference that no demonstration be made
| immediately on his arrival. The General
could not say at what time he would reach
Washington. 1t is probable the public
reception, which 1t is designed to tender
| the General, will be deferred until he has
recovered from the fatigue and discomfort
| incident to travel, and become comfortably
located at home.
.-zEOO Treaty.E
The President has proclaimed treaty
between the United States and the King of
| Italy, for the surrender to each of the con-
trolling parties of persons who shall have
been convicted or charged with crimes
other than political character. riI.+,
The convention continues in force five
years.
Secretary Seward has returned to Wash
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hc FANNY KEMBLE. .-T This lady, who Is to
give one Of her readings in this city short
ly, will commence series of feurlreadings
in Cincinnati on Monday next. She says
that her trip thus far has not been as spe-
I cessful as she could wish. rpolities having
intsrfsred with her readings. .sh m So they
have with ours, which il, a singular coin-
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Sentenced nee

W. w. Kinney, man said to be worth
s25O0O0, was sentenced by Judge Bowling
yesterday to Two mo onths in the peniten-
tiary, and to pay fine of $500, for an un-
provoked assault on Judge Alker, in q
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 6.
River six feet eight inches. Mercury Al
degrees.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

N UGHroN's SToRE.-Call and see the
great reduction In prices. nov7-a2t
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THEArERHBAsT NraHT OF THE SEASON.
AVERY large audience, at the Opera House
last night testified the high appreciation
in which they hoid9that, winsome artistic,
Marietta Ravel. Her tight rope perform
ance was one of the most cfaste,I exciting
and awondeffuii wee haves ever seen, and
won round after reund of applause from
,ber delighted ID auditors. Tonight + ,is the
last appearance of this charming lady
and of Mr.. Lanergan's fine company,
on which occasion tM'dlie' Ravei ewilf ire
peat her tightrope. exhibition. and appear
In the great, melo-drana of the French
Spy, presenting an entertainment worthy
the fullest patronage. The company goes
from here to Day ton, where, on Monday,
with M'dlles Ravel as the star, they open
the Opera House with the French Spy.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

.;fsv-Tbs sheriff mas received the oficial
returns from every townshipin thesonhtyii
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UsEHBarrett's' and gray hairs disappear
sep3o. dttawsw1y-cw /
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scoMhasRelAE MATIfas

Cincinnati Money marketzNev. 9.
EXCHANGE-Very dull at LILO to;5oc
diseoupt buying and parselling.r
MONEf-Market continhes tight at
GOLD eS 1b5uhyihbs hi gre s.i1 e; aaiy9sst-
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+ Bnrned 10 Death. vi y

'',l ,s..a5 II r. Bnrned 10 DeatIb. o,rw
;,.o',.a " s,,,,r.7 7'5.r New YORK, Nov. g. 0
3" A Hong Kong letter of September 18th.
states that two women and seventeen chill
dren were burned to death in large fire.
inl 1aAuSSastc 1aAuSSastc i991l2 f31aoT t-9E tG
American, Seaman ON Trial. =
An American seaman was on trial for
killing Chinese boasman, while thel latter
was selling liquor to his men, gsa1ol ,
n goY fi vi ,Excitement, o5gT 3oH sosi SIS
eiiy Considerable excitement was caused iby
British gunboat bombarding the town of
ClOaCnl. -s. hare Sf-o0a = ffa.f
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ra- fseeearss are becouiIng plentiful a
winter with lis icy breath draws neara
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SAUER KRAUr.-The lovers OF lsaner
- skraut are now, making goodly Iqpantit y
rot iitl for Winter'sliuse. Our restaurant
keepers also are laying IN a good supply.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

DEMONSTRATIONS nineteen emigrants
ssrriSed inthiE 6ityyesterday from Green's
boro, C. w. They are bound for Cincin-
natl. One of the-Momen displayed as
handsome, strong beard on her chin as
:. any man in the town, o...o.IN IL Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

2 MEALS at all hours, atGloss and Wilper'
Q oct7-dtfi haa aTusIsiis sidai.s1 bra
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AM "FLOR DE MAYO" .-.,.J
D Ola .s5.. sFLOR DE MAY0."o .rt-U
A NEW PERFUME for the HANDKERCHIEF
EXQUISITE, DELICATE, Lasting FRAGRANCE
PHALON q, SON, N. Y. Sold by all Druggists
vNY-my22-eodly! -I-t'
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WGunners should remember that there
ia o sezerex penalty imposed By the game
laws OF this State Tor killing insectiyerous
birds at any season of the year.
Gtw0a our psomenAdes -mslaote- -ao7svts
dences of seraph summer save in the lone
illness of lost leaves-while gossamer garos
and delicate hues have all been transformed
iatosthe livery Of Aut6uan SaS. s?s:sf =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

WHooPrNG CoUGHi WHooPING COUGH I!
-Is well known as long, tedious, and o.
ten dangerous disease among children
not up frequently inducing eonvulsions.
pneumonia, or resulting in decline. Old
school medicine and the drugs of the shop
do but little or nothing for it. HUMPH-
hEY's HoMEoPATHIc SPECIFIC for WHoor-
ING CoUGH works wonders, quiets and re-
lieves the cough, and if given early, ar
rests its further progress, while in all cases
it soon, winds up and cures the disease.
Price 30 cents per box. Sold by all deal
ers, or sent by mail, Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HoMoEoPATHIc MEDICINE Co.
f562 Broadway, N. Y. :,e.8 .a.r r--s---i
81 sdiy13-d&Wly-cw s--t ..a.7f-E
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hssPALD1NG's PREPARED GLuE.rTuS
Why june15-eod6m-cw, 5 '5 2 :. bog .. 9,1ojsi0
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CALL and see the great variety OF, dress
goods at Naughton's. sl7~f nov7-d2t
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new Yorkam arket.s.Nov.'. = Z. co.


| COTTON-Heavy and decidediy lower,
with salesI at 25a251lc for middling up
lands, 0G.u j',zfT 81 qiusih as7.st
FLoUIR-Mark K t steady and without de
o1vd WHEaTMMore ia1s steady steady and ishoSat = ac-
RYE77Dull at sf4oaf Al for westsr,2
CORN-Quiet at,$l l0al 10 for unsound
|$1 Hal l6 Tor sound mixed westernoa
y 0ATsMQuietsl 74s741aco coiitf e for,9' orgs western
MESS PoRN-on,;eetf at sstt Hss9sgl.s s9s75 ..,bR IL f.,
mess. -nItJ bds 5duBloJ hfToH
/ BEEF=Dulf and unchanged, ,slliTGaoiv .Giov
CUT MEATS-Dallands snominals si4
( BACON-Quiet and without change.
LARD-Duli; 162z zaI7c fair to- prime
steam. iayss9ss.g 80 sIvaJt .-.t
E; --Ed Sa.....alI. .sxahs5HT t,yi
A s,5t tOIncipnati HraFketA4NSSesns
| .kFEOURr~Du family 81 60@zd75Srs
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NEW YORK N1ELANGE.
3UnionB LeasIrel Club.

| isgo' ,.la[.,' ''s p New York, Nov. 6.
At meeting of the Union League Clut
last evening, the u naturalization frauds q
the election were discussed and resolutions
4. offered by Mr.. Greeley for the appoint
j, ment of q committee to take measures tC
investigate the matter, and requesting Jnc
A. GriswOld and his associate to contest the
election of Hoffman, were adopted. Mr.
Griswoh was present, but an inquiry o
him as to his intention to contest the elec-
ton was rejected by the meeting. 7i,la 10 !
Y ,,s,,s, s 25' 81, s Sentenced. bga6i sa5i pa 4s ~
W. w. Kinney, a man said to be worth
S25O,OOO, was sentenced by Judge Bowling
yesterday to TWO m onths in the peniten,
tiary, and to pay a fine of $500, for an un.
provoked assault on Judge Alker, in 9
street car.,sr-aslF HpIR IuVL
superintenSent Kennedy.
Judge Bowling yesterday lgave notice
that he would hereafter hold no official in
p terconrse with Superintendent Kennedy
Z except through the District Attorney as
he had insulted the judiciary OF the city.
Accident
: E'rTEE II New YORK, Nov. 6.
, One of the immense arches of the skating
rink constructing in Brooklyn fell this
morning. Several workmen were Injured,
one seriously.
: 4s sso The Assembly. .oN
: The Republican majority in the Assem-
bly, is now stated at 27.s
: Died.
r. e. Edmund Remack, one of the leading
J German journalists in this city, died to-
/ day, aged 55 years. .rl-1 ls-,-s-.E
American Bible Society.
At meeting of the American Bible So
ciety,s last evening, eight new auXiliaries
were recognized, one In each of the States
| of Maine, Ohio, Iowa, Tennessee, Alabama,
| and two in Georgia. ,, iso4s
s8}ss.. Beverly Clark. al
The case of Beverly Clark, who was in
| dicted-in Michigan for fraud in the Post
office Department, and held by Commis-
| sioner Osborne for trial, came for review
| beIore Judge Benedict. The Latter
has refused to discharge Clark: He says
if there is any flaw in the Indictment
found in Michigan, the court In which the
Indictment was found is the proper one in
| which the defendant should take issue
against its sufficiency.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

EIrcl EDtd 81 y,,Ta znt 81 ,s.sf i.
bna TYPoGRAPHIcAL-Tf7Th regular Ar smreeetlnS
of the Columbus Typographical Union No.
g win besheld this evening at 81 O'Clock, at
the rooms Of the Union Noa "a Opera
House. A full attendance is requested. Q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

IbHH .oIird 49, o. ea Il II
EGHARLEs E. SAITH Manufacturing Jew
eler, No.27 South High street, over Bain's
store. -''',i'
~ ALI kinds of jewelry made and repaired
at the shortest notice. siSZa-s zaiiatsat
move -d3m
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*NAsBYrsrecommeudsssB sBarrett's,' B.

NAUGHToN is selling Waterproof cloak
ing at slA2 per yard =. IEnov7-d2ti
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FURs very cheap at Naughton's.

nd ~ 10 sfssf boz fui SIT
i t"DR. JoHSsroN's SPEciF1cr benefits man.
kind, twill, when properly taken, des-
troy all. desire for alcoholic beverages
Price 81 5Oper bottle. Sold by all fespec.
table druggists. .ahAgHt
.sasept22
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rrE: The Franklin County Farmers Cin'
{ meets to-day ssyi41S (boiqsszs CT 30
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buying unSii hles.1ss I5 s9i aais2sss fs2
New York Money markee-Nova.
The excitement III WAR street today is
intense, and .without. sprecedept ip the
history OF stock exchange.ss' The panic this
forenoon was about as, severe as was'eFer
known, and in the AFTERNOON the bq6yA. ey
was greater than at ahy time since "a.
speculative irfarOfef foE avrise about. two
Itweeks.agO.aTTAq gaaAL
I MIN EfI;3JMaIketl Very stringent at
DER cent. call with u per cent. commission,
but closed easier at per cent, Currency,
this occasioned by reports othat tfis1Hear
clique had covered their shorts anti
letting ont money, and that batiks were
lending more fgeelys which seems to1sbe
authentic .neisixIO oflO
71STERLLNGUUnset at 10Sk@1 9l<.
"a ,a:G,soLD..TOpened at 1925; closed az 1910
loot6a y 4 null. -s@aJ9z5 snin'GRiJ
l.inNesviYofik. stock Market-Nov.7.
lsoG0YERN MENTs sST0CKSs-aEere 9an-
| icky this morning, and prices declined 40
t11a per cent. At noon call there was bet
| Ter feeling with the recovery of Z@k Der
cent, and late In the afternoon there xas
| further advance Of L@Z per cent, khe
market closing active. Coupons Of 'Sl 1I2L
E@ll3;4 do S'e2s lQs@lQs14s .dasI,G4b l0G51;
fos@i5s tsf 10 AZ q io5$Ya 55SsYSa59s & 4Ss 81
II STOoKswThe market: opened asN,isth Z With a
general break st. Paul felh to 65 and a5fe-
ferreds TO 20; Upon large amounts being
presented byia hleadmg lopefators sNSith-
western fell to- 73 ana clique stocks gem
lefalfy declined 3@5 per cent. Subsequent
/ ly there was D sharp rise and great activity,
but at the close the market Wasl heavS and
4 unsettled. and again lower.sa95A GosIaGou
i $50 prices IL Wells'o Express 255s@26;
American, 4Q@4 II ADAMS @46; uai-
201s;AP Pacific, Mall p116L @1l5A; Western
Union TelegraPh-34@3 4@341l; New York
CentraE HOG @ll75S KeadIhg E934 @941z;
Ohio & Mississippi 2s% @2SZs; Wabash 55
@551l st! Paul. Bag GEO; sMiehigsn Cen
tral, liz; Michigan southern 793s@s0; II
linois CentrahA14l; Pittsburgh S2@S23S;
Toledo .eS@9sk; Rock Island Tl0f@ ~;
Northwestern 741a@75s Hartford, y261ss;;
1Terre Haute 36; do preferred 59@65.ssa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

CrTY MoRALs.-From the Mayors docket
we learn that thsEtotaI arrests during the
= month of October were eighty-three, class
ified as follows: Drunk, 46; drunk and
disorderly, 10; vagrancy, .; living in houses
of i'll fame, s; assault and battery 3; as
sault with intent to kill, /; burglary, l.;
grand larceny !; pilfering . illegal voting,
4; shooting within corporate limits j; other
Woffences A.. This is NOT a bad record for a
city OF SO large population as Columbus.
especially when we consider the excite
. ment upon two elections, and the great op=
portdnities presented for men to obtain
: strong drink. a5i5.a Ssa2s5of vgS al syi15A
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DOnnellY Defeated.

OT. FAUL, M1NN., NOV. g.
The split In the Republican party here
resulted in the defeat of aDonnelly and the
The State gives $4,000 Republican major
ity. Negro suffrage was carried by 5000
majority.
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GLOSS s. WrLPER's Restaurant open day
and night 's7'hri o3' oHs ,ssl u; 1oct7-dtft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

JOHN M. KGRNER DEAD.-John NJ. Ker-
ner, late County Commissioners, died at his
residence, corner of Third and Long street,
q. on Thursday might, alter a brief illness.
The news of his death will be received
e with sorrow by his many friendsg In this
CITY and county, E5gfts5T ~ NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

'i HAIR Switches, Coils &e., at Simmons
q now YITlE9.iaa y N |
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,ASs The rasfGase.

NY :. :. 'A-o'o'A o
The foregoing IS a correct statement of
the publicsde as appears from the books
and Treasury returns, on the 1st of No
vember, 1868. 81 EJCE-
TSigned1 HUGH McCULLoCa,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

Ys&C. A-Thezf lecture of the
course will be delivered in the Second
Presbyterian Church on Friday evening,
November 18th, by j. E. Murdock.
U0Rev. s. III. Tying, Jn,twiul lecture Jon
Thanksgiving evening, November 2Sth.
TSubiect: 'John Bunyan and his relation to
certaih live questions 7ina Church and
State o3AoII3 5 aII0GAEA1d !
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uperintendent Kennedy.

Judge bowling yesterday Igave notice
that he would hereafter hold no official in.
terconrse with Superintendent Kennedy
except through the District Attorney as
he had lnsulted the judiciary OF the city,
. Accident
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Muxr,,snMsxe-eA eAlmoat axerxhodu VIII

WHxr,IsTMxNf Almost every body who
kcepsa .philosophy shop" feels called upon
to give q definition of man. Sometimes he
is a1laughing animal, sometimes aIerying
animal. then atalking one, or a biped with
cut feathers. Z According to last accounts
from Iaathentie sources be Is % sdevelop-
Tment:n On the authority Of an old and
little-read philosopher, to whom the world
owes more than itthinks tdoes Chat bless
,ipg called calomel, for Instance and whose
nanne is Paracelsus, we must dissent from
Az these definitions which sloznot define,
and take the following, which appears In
the a"Letter to the Ashenians, by N1reilius
Theophrastus Paraceisus Bonbast Of Ho-
henheim :"
1sWhatever hath q rb0dy Is nothing but
aufdledc smoke, wherein q particular bre-
destination iyeth hid And all til hings shall
ct last vanish like smoke. For that specifick
which doth coagulate hath spowsr but .
eertaine appointed, time. The same must
be understood Of, the coa2 2ulation.is For all
bodies, shallsspass away and vanish into
nothing but smoke they shall all end In Q
ftifine. = This Is the end of things corporeall
both living and dead. - is wss* &
Man Is q coagaiafed 6snss." ~ ~ dIAE
IA eoagulated fumeI Think of that, vain
man, nor even again dare to put "stove
piper ON thy head. 09;}A di.if}i}I If44s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

REMEMBER the sale OF those valuable LOTS
situated on the corner OF Third STREET
AND MULBsRRY, AEEEg, takes place onahe
grounds to-day at 2 o'clock P. NJ. SALE
POSITIVE, on long time. nov7-1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

FIRsr in the Hair liae, "Barrett's.''' . 81, >,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-07

REGULAR RDw.-fhursday night about
10 O'Clock party OF men ia a grocery kept
by Mr.. Refs, near the Capitol University'
got into regular knock-dowa and drag
RoGt ifight. a. nan named Sheridan was
shamefuliy beaten, and . student at the
Effniversitv WAS severely punished -
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.BARRETT's Superior Hair Restorative
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NAUGHroN,ii is Offering blankets very
cheap. nov7-d2t