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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

FOR NON-RETENTION or INCONTIN-
ENCE of Urine, Irritation, inflammation. or
liberation of the Bladder or Kidneys, Dis
eases of the Prostrate Glands, Stone in the
Bladder. Calculus, Gravel or Brick Dust
Deposits, and all Diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys and Dropsical Swellings, use
HELMBOLD'S Flnid EXTRACT BUCHU.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BJJ-
CHU is pleasant in taste and odor, free from
all injurious properties, and immediate in
its action.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND
UNSAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and
dangerous diseases. Use HELNBoID's Ex-
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08
LLBERAL PREMIUMS

Are offered in every Department and will be
punctually paid. THE ATTENTION OF
THE LADIES is particularly directed to the
SPECIAL PREMIUMS which render the
PREMIUM LIST very attractive.
LARGE POSTERS, containing the LIST
OF PREMIUMS will be sent to all the prin-
cipal points in the District. and the friends
of the Society are requested to attend to their
distribution.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08
DIRECTORS.

SCHREIBER 4 HOWELL,
General AGENTS.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE-
STORED by HELxBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08
THE RICE TRACK .aND Fair

Are in better condition than at any previous
Fair, and the SPEED PROGRAMME ex-
ceeas any heretofore submitted.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

MAIN ST, MOKELU.MN.E HILL,
Next door to Hook i Ladder Co.'S building
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The Southern Elections.

GEoEeIA.-Teiegrams from savannah says
the Democratic vote there yesterday WAS ten to
one Of the Radicals, and that the vote polled
far Is 800 in the city. and ,d00 in the county
Seven hundred and ninety eight votes were
polled in Columbus yesterday, m ostly negroes,
many for the Democratic ticket Gordon,
Democrat, is believed TO be so ahead 10 Allan.
Ia. The Fulton county Democrats club say
thst Gordon will roll mp 900 majority IN that
county. The total vote to the close Of the polls
in Macon yesterday is 5000. The Democrats
have gained largely in yesterdays voting. Ac
counts from Southwestern Georgia, where the
negroes are largely in the ascendant are favor.
able TO the Democrats.
LOUIsIANA.-No officia returns of the cleo.
ton have yet been made. As far as heard from
the majority against the constitution in New
Orleans is Lore, IN the parish Of Orleans, s8k
in East Baton Rouge, Boz; West Baton Rouge
1C0 Caddo. $40 against Conway. A Democrat
ic Mayor and majority of the officers of the
city and parish OF Orleans are probably elect
ed. Six Democrtic Senators are elected, aud
there is a Democratic majority in both Boards
of the City Councils elected. "A negro Record
CT has been elected in the Third District Mann.
Democrat for Congress, is ahead in the First
District .se f..
NORTH CARoLINA.-The Approximate vote
OF four wards in Wilmington yesterday for the
constitution is 200, against, $40. The vote at
Weldon, Halifax county, for the constitution
IL 294; against, 81. Some of the negroes voted
the Conservative ticket. In Wilmington the
whites generally vote on the second and third
days, while the negroes make their greatest
effort on the first day At Newbern, the vote
for the constitution was $50; against the con-
In Morehead city the Republicans are Is
ahead
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~ A 7 ION Al I'll 4 A 7 r X
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
SPECIAL CARD
SPECIAL CAkD.

The very great remark. inquiry, and interest at
the Theatre, Music Stores. and in fashionable
circles, which the brief announcement already
chronicled has created, evidence the certainty Of
brilliant and highly successful season, brief
though it be. Another Of those fashionable ope-
ratio cycles with which this capital delights may
with confidence be anticipated. The great public,
all the cities have dem snded the reorgauiZ alton
and temperance Of the GRAND GERMAN
OPERA COMPANY INTACT.
No filter place could be selected for its ad vent
than this the city of its primitive triumph.; and
filter repertoire than the following selected for
lite pronounced association with these artists:
MONDAY, April a. Gounod's FAUST, so es-
sentially associated with the Grand German Opera
Company az to quite preclude its successful pre-
sentation by any other Grand Opera organiz ation.
The cast in this instance will be the Or at Origi
nal Cast of the Opera: MARIE FREDERiCI,
BERTHA J0HANNsEN, FRANZ HIMMER
LEHMAN sTEINEGKER, and
JOSEPH HERMANNS.
in his very famous impersonation Of Mephis-
topheles.
TUESDAY April Is, Aubers Romantic opera
FRA DIAVOLo, with the great cast, quite defy.
ing comparison
NATALIE sELIG, MADAME BOTrER,
HABELMAN in his most poplar role, CAR
yINECKE, HERMANNsas the Bandit, with his
very celebrated introi song Il m Afoat !" in
variably receiving the most desfening applause
WEINLICH, STE1NECKE. LEHMAN. &c.
An Operate Performance Of the most brilliant
pleasing and delightfully."- enjoy able character may
be confidently anticipated.
WEDNESDAY, April 9Th, Flotow's ever popu-
lar MARTHA, With the very great cast of the
company, MARIE FREDERICI. Madam ROT
TER, HABELMAN, FoRMEs. WEINLIOH, and
STEINECKE. 1t had been ia coutem plation to
give another opera but the very great interest aud
desire that MARTHA should lie given ,exprs ssed
at the Thester and at the Music Stores by the op-
cratic public, attracted by the announcement, has
induced its selection. Its presentation BY this
company has in all instances been the stepping
stone TO the great popularity Of German Opera,
and has q reputation of the widest character.
~ The sale of secured seats commences at Met
zerott's Music Store to morrow THURSDAY
m rning at hslfpast nine O'Clock. See adjoining
column for prizes. ap22-2t
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Observation-Disclosures pamphlet and
a tract has been published IN Boston, one de-
signed to show that the Sunday law is uncon-
stitutional, the other intended to prove that the
Sabbath Is upscriptural. The latter has the
sensational title: as there any Christian Sab
BATH" and its tenor is the effect that if there is
there ought not to be. We quote from its adj
Yertisement
II nor only shows from Scripture that Chris
nanity enloins no Sabbath observance. but
cites abundant evidence from Calvin, Luther
Mela nethor, Cramner, Milton, Knox. Jeremy
Taylor, ArchdeaeOn Paley, DIR. Arnold OF Rug
BY, Archbishop Whately, Bishop White, and
the late Rev. DIR. James W. Alexander-show-
ing that they held the same opinion calvin
encouraged the burghers OF Genevaby his own
presence and example at their public recrea-
lions, a. bowling and shooting, upon the Lords
Day, after their devotions at Church were
ended -
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THE BANKRUPTCY ACT.-By reference TO the
proceedings in the House of Representatives
yesterday, it will be that the provis ions of
The clause Of the bankruptcy act gives he BEN
sht Of the act TO bankrupts whose assets are not
equal TO nifty per cent. Of the claims against
thern' which were 10 expire on the 1st OF June
Oh this year. have been extended TO January |.
l-o9' and Mr.. Paine gave notice that IN effort
would soon be made TO make the pro visions of
the bill absolute for the discharge Of debtors.
no matter what proportion of their indebtedness
they may b. able to pay
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GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA Com
rANY - TO give brief season az the National
Theatre, commencing on Monday next In
Shis combination are included not only all the
old favorites who have so often given genuina
del ght 10 crow ded audiences here but also nm !.
merous other popular artists of celebrity. 50.
iecied from other companies. The sale of
tickets commences to-morrow AT Metzerott,s
music store, and the indications are that the
season viii be asuccessful and brilliant one
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L AT r. M RAILS
REAL ESTATE rXCHANGE,
CORNER SEVENTH AND d SHEETS.

BRICK HOUSE rooms, on K street, north.
,IBLME HOUSE. rooms. OF street north
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, three
stories on It'll street, excellent business stand,
Houses in all parts Of the city, from ESQ to
ONE-HALF SQUARE Of eligible sround, near
Lincoln Depot, ct cents per foot apN
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MARY
v LAND AVENUE AT PRIVATE SALE.-Lot
No: 20 and part Of Lot No. 81, in Lawrences snb
division Of Square so, frontip "a feet inches
MARYLAND avenue. between nth and 18th SITS. west,
This property is in o desirable location. rapidly
enbancipein value, and offers most desirable
opportunity to persons wishing TO build or invest
cHAs S. &&XLiIAcH, Attorney at Law.
NH 2s-eolm No. 4 ~ street.
TOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE-An cid estab-
I lished CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY
STORE. now doing a good business. For further
particulars address Merchant" Post Once, Wash
fngton, d O, NH II If
E0R sALE-A large two story HOUSE, with
Il Store attached, at Herndon Station, Fairfax
county. Va on the A, L III z r., within one
inquire for NJ WHIPPLE, 399 III street, between
18th and l3th after p. m. Price 81 500. NH 2 If
DERsONs DESIRING TO RENT GOOD
l House, or make good investments q, in real
General gent and Attorney,
NH e-5m 4scL 18th street, near X.
ELEGANT ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN
II at 2e9 y street half square from Wizards
Very asopabe rent. Mrs LEWIS. apI-tf
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GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION oFRAILRoAps
We are glad TO SEE movement made in Con-
gress looking to Government supervision of
railroads to prevent accidents. The series of
railroad murders show the necessity for some
such action. The resolution Of Mr.. Noorhead
OF Pennsylvania adopted on Monday, instructs
me Committee on Commerce to inquire as 10
the power of Congress to make regulations for
the railroads OF the country. and il the povsr
was found to exist, that inquiry be then made
as to the propriety of the Government appoint
ing railroad inspectors. Many prominent rail-
road men favor some such general legislation
upon this subject as exists in other countries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-22

NATIONAL THEATRE.-No one should fail to
see JEFFERSON tonight. His s.Mazeppa" is i'm
meLse.
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FOB SALE AND RENT.
% EAL IsTAT1 BARQAINs By MIrCH1LL
H q HOFFMAN,
Room No. Inseliigencer Building

Two new room DBICK HOUSES. lax By 50
ION L street. bet ween 81 and New Jersey avenue:
terms acoomodatsne.D Each 81 900
BRICK HOus 3, rooms lot 20xl0o. sth strset :,
hs,vesn and o. 900 down, 6 and IL monthsb
FRAME DWELLING. 7 rooms, gas and water.
n .Hh street, near L. lot 2Sxl25 Brick Stable in
r.ar. the prettiest location in the First Ward
BRICK. rooms 22xso. large hall. gas ADD water,
stable, flower earden etc with 8, 20 feet Of ground
street north, between 7th and sth streets east,
St So. Near the cost OF i'm provements
FARMS near the city for sale. rent and eXchsng e.
Coed building Lots at from cents to per square
foot.
MITCHELL HOLTZMAN,
Room L. InteiiiRencer Building
B.-Tenants procured gratis. Rents and
other Collections made at moderate rates.
apHu
I WISH TO SELL TWO FARMS IN FAIRFAX
i county. Virginia. The place Nhich reside
contains 10 or 40 acres of improve land situated
on q turnpike road four miles west of Aiexan iria
and seven from Washington city, ID. G. Has =
the Potomac river. Orange and Alexand ria railroad
Az abundance OF timber. choice fruit Of different
kinds aud excellent water Schools and churches
are conyenient. n he improvements consist of
large and comfortable Brick Dwelling. and all the
necessary ont bnildines The Other Farm contains
20 acres Of heavily tinbered land. about eight
miles from Alexandria. and the same distance from
WushinstoB city d G Address me- at Alexandris
Va tapBa'l EDWIN @. FITZHUGH
A LOT OF GROUND.
fronting op Washington street GEORGETOWN, ID. G :.
This lie one of the most desirable bull, ing lots ia
Ge"rgetown, and IL capable Of division into tour
good hnilding lots. For terms. &c apply 20 W
d. CASsIN. Attorney for owner ap7 eo2w
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81 The "Revoiution" newspaper calls for a
female constabulary.
81 A considerable emigration las set in from
Pennsyivapia 20 Virginia.
81 A law authorizing railroad conductors to
make arrests has passed the New York Senate.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
i his is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 2Ist
day of April, A. d.. 1853, warrant in bankrupt
WAS issued against the estate of l.. THOMAS,
OF the city of Washington, of said District, who
has been adJudged bankrupt on his own Pc
ttion that the payments Of any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging to such bankrupt To
him or for his use. an the transfer Of any prep
erty 10y him are forbidden by law; that meeting
Of the reditors of the said bankrupt to prove their
dfh's end choose one or more assIgnees Of .Ifs
tate will be held at y Court of Bankruptcy. to he
holden at the City Hall, in the city of Washing
ton, before j. Sayles Brown, Register, on the 9th
day of May, A. ID. 1868 at 10 o'clock IN
DAVID 3. COOLING.
q. S. Marshsl of ID. c., as Messenger
April u, 1853 1t
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. SIS
April. 1873 The undersigned h reby gives notice
INSoN, in the City of WASH gton within said
HE own pet ton by the supreme Court Of ssid Dis
trict GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
ap22-lay3w City Hall, Asst gnee.
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
At the City Of Washington, on the 18th day of
April. 1868 The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his appointment as assignee of GEORGE c.
CHAPMAN. in the city of Washington. within
said District. who has been adIudged a bankrupt
anon his own petition by the Supreme Court OF said
District. GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law.
ep 8-law2w City Hall. Assignee
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~ Gov Fenton, Of New York, has signed
me Erie railroad bills.
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TEE WORKING PEoPLp.-The Committee of
the Massachusetts legislature on the hours of
IsbOr have agreed to report a bill which, in
hall constitute legal days work defines ths
number OF hours in which work shall be prose-
cuted through the week. IL makes n a nan al
offence to employ operatives in manufactures
more than sixty hours in any one week but
does not pretend to say how many hours In A
single day work shall be continued. There Is
a strike among the workmen at several of the
marble quarries In West Rutland, VT. In
Indianapolis, the rolling mill laborsrs are on a
strike against a reduction Of twenty-five per
cent IN wages. In Buffalo, the employees of q
large stove factory have struck against re-
due ton Of ten per cent in their wages.
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~C. r. CUMMINs.
S SAT SEVENTH STREET,
ANExrENsIyE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
Where the public may fad, always, what they
want" and that Of the best quality.
SEVENTH STREET,
Two doors south Of K and Northern Market
Re 5-tf
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Ne REGISTRY NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all qualified voters in the
pointed TO register VOTERS under the act of Congress
approved February 5th, 1851 entitled An act to
puDisb Illegal voting in the District of Columbia
a-d for Other purposes" will be in session at the
COURT ROOM, CITY HALL,
on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the
I'D oath, and 18th inst from o'clock to O'Clock
p. m Tor the purpose of receiving and recording
The act of COngrs entitled ''An act to regulate
the elective franchise la the District of Columbia
provides that zach and every male person, ex-
ceptiDR paupers and persons under guardians ship.
OF the age Of twenty one years and upwards who
has not been convicted of any in famous crime or
offence, and excepting persons who have volu nta-
rebe lion and who all have been born natural
lied IT, the United States. aud who shall have re-
sided in said District for the period Of one year
snd three months in the ward election precin f
In which he shall offer to vote next preceding any
election therein, shall be entitled to the elective
fran cbise, and shall be deem ed tlector and emit
tied e vote at any election in said city, without
IL IL very desirable that all nsturaliyed citizens
bring their naturalization papers with them ia or
der to avoid cayil rs to their resister.
sp Eot25 Intel, Chron., Rep Secretary
~OFFICE OF GLENWOOD CEMETERY,
A8 NAsHINGTOS, ID c., March 81. lSS.-On
and after the 18th OF April this Offic will be re
moved to the entrance of The Cemetery at the head
G. CLENDENIN,
NH s-td lint ChrOn& Repl superintendent
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PERSONAL.


crop AND READ COPYING done at short
= notice. in a neat and legible hand. Address
j. = 3b1 street, between 18th and 18th apis St
SAILORs, MARINES. AND BOYS, who en-
y listed for three years on the U Receiving
ship Allegheny at Baltimore or Annapolis; be
tween april 1s j; and December Is, 1854, viii ap
~, With heir discharges at the Office Of w NJ
1ILESTsN 241 street between 18th and I4th
81 eeis Warrington, ID. O., for their bounties
heirs entitled. ap 10 eo6t'
A LADY HAVING HAD ABOUT ten years ex-
"A pers nco in teaching English and German.
would like to take few private sc holars Apply
I" Miss O. bENGLER, No. 319 st. apo e06t
DRIyATE CONSULTATION ROOMS.
Ladies requiring immediate treatment from
whatever cause, should consult nr HENRY, ss
he cures al IRREGULARITIES without fail,
Ir HENRY lie ski lful and confidential.
omce-No. 500 street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. an avr
TYR. Won KURR'S EXTRA ACT
- SPECIFIC FOR OVER DRINKING AND ALL NRR.
voUs DISEASES For sale by all Drnggists and a.
who sale No. Intellig encer Building. mho IN
4 o. DIN reply to questions as tn what @. T.
y. ID. means They simply signify call on Cr
phkb1 recoliectC- wherever you il
The Doctor is opposite Odd Fellows hall, on 7tb
street ap3lm'
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sfnNs OF THE SONS on FEMPESAtNoER.' 'i
CITIZENS, ATTENTION

Whereas the DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERyA-
TIVE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE passed on the
l4th OF A ril 1873, the foil owing resolution:
RsSoirsd, That the General Conve ntIOn of the
Anil Radical delegates from each ward OF the city
OF Washington he called to meet at Trades Union
Hall corner Of Eighth and sire cts, at IL O'clock
MONDAY EVENING, the 4th of May next. for the
for Mayor:
Therefore, the anti Radical voters in the city of
Washington will assemble on MONDAY EVEN
ING the 18th OF pril. at IL O'Clock at the folio
ing de- lgnat d places. for the purpose IF
nye delegate. from each ard to the 4th of MAY
NentIop fer the purpose mentioned:
FIRST ard-Stott's Hall, corner Twentieth at
and Ptnu-ylvauis avenue
Second Ward-German Hall, Eleventh street, be
tween and g streets
Third Ward-Trsdes' Union Hall, corner Eighth
and streets.
Fourth WarS-ConsArvativs Army and Navy
Union Headquarters, 397 Pennsylvania avenue
between FOur-and q half and Sixth streets (south
side
Fifth Wars-Dooley's Hall, corner Third street
east and Pennsylvania avenue.
Sixth Nard-BellOw's Hall, corner Eighth and q
str cts, (Nevy Yard
seventh ward-Island Hall, Island.
By the Committee
j W BARKER, Chairman.
Z. A. AIKEN, Secretary.
p W. HAGGERTY.
j. p. CROWLEY.
A DODGE.
w o. HOLT.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LUST AND FOUND.
I EFT AT MY sToRE-A SATIN PARAsOL.
It aas a36 Penn:v,ya, 4. aysnrc
I OsT-0n Sunday, the 10Th instant between 18th
- street and IT. Patrick s Church, a lady, GOLD
BREASTPIN, With MY Mother" engraved on the
back reward will be paid If returned to No.
213 street, between 18th and I4th. 1T
e m REWABD-Strayed or stolen. on the 18th
CIV inst one black HORSE. white hiud feet.
lfmIs in hi. left hind foot, does not stand plumb
on either of his hind feet The above reward will
be paid if returned 10 the First Ward Station
Bouse. BENJAMIN STEWART M
+ OsT-On Saturday or Sunday last, Certificate
IL of Deposit with Jay Cook CO. No sI2l
dated April 18Th for 500 All persons are eau.
toned against negotiating the same, as ayment
has bee N stopped
ap2l-3t' SAMUEL GRONUM.
GAME TO MY PREMISES ON SUNDAY,
~ 18th. SPOTTED SOW with Pigs which the
charges and taking her svays JOHN B. BGsC BUCK
LEY corner OF 9Th and stTeets, opposite Ceutre
Market. 40 q 81.
I OeT-On the 18th instant. a MEMORANDUM
- BOOK containing small sum Of money. The
finder an ke ep the money and receive the thanks
OF the owner upon leaving il ut the corner Of lst
street and Pennsylvania avenue. at NEWKIRKS
Restaurant ap2n-3t'
&S REWARD FOR DOG-I will pay SIS for
CC the delivery Of my email yellow DOG at nv
house, No $50 l4th street between street AMI
Massachusetts, avenue. or 4 r such information as
viii enable me to recover him
apo ST. PERCY w. THOMPSON
e < REWABD.-Lott, a email black aud tan
eNsI DOG red collar; name on 1t. Dave Williams.
BY retur, ing II to BRANDON, at Franklin House.
corner sth ard D, will receive the above apis
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METZEROTT HALL.

CLASSIC S0IREES BY THE MENOELsSOHN
QU1NTE1TE CLIB tof Boston, their 10Th sea
son 40 sOlkEES of ultra classic ehamser
music viii he given on TUESDAY and wEPNRs-
DAY Evenings, April 2 ct and pa. assisted By
he distinguished pianist. Mr. J. G. ~ PARKER
See prog ran at the Music Stores Tickets vi IA
deserved seats One Dollar 10 be had al Metzerotfs
Music store. Concerts At O'Clock, precisely.
DR0F. KREls' DANOInG AOADkMY, PeuHA
Missee and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday after.
noon from to s'clsck. Gentlemen, fuesdsy
ans Friday evenings, from olo o clock The bah
IN Be rented for Balls. sofrees. &c. nv la-ly
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sse.s .s asR Rs1s a.
day EVENING, IA o'clock
1t p. H. SWEET, Or. Sec'y.
NJ TO THE HONORABLE BOARD or
u3 REGISTRATION. SEC0HD WARO.
In yOur report OF the 18th, as published in this
paper the 2st instant, state that having been
IN the manufactnre Of arms for the Uonfederste
Government In Columbus, Ca, during the late
war ne Was rejected. would respec fully correct
the above statement. was not engaged in manu-
don 7 see how the honorable Board concsi we'd the
idea OF manufacturing arms. During my onvsrss-
tion with the spokesman of said Board, arms was
not mentioned in any way, I am very certain:
JOHN NJ CURRAN.
n@UNDER TIE AUSPICES OF GOOD SA-
sfoNs of THR sons on FEMPEShNuRH.' 'i
1LLUsTRATI0Ns OF SCOTTISH LIFE AND
READINGS. frsm his own Works, by
DAVID MACRAE, of Scotland,
The popular and talented champion Of the Tempe
rance Cause, Author of the Social Hydra"
pe;s , harrington, "DunvarIich," tthe flOo
&c: at STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, on FRI,
DAY, the Path iptt. Doors open at 7; the Reading
to commence at O'Clock D. m Admission free.
Gen. U. U. Howard and other prominent soldiers
OF the Grand Army OF Temperance are expected to
be present. ap2l3t'
~FIFTH WARD:-TheIe will be . Meeting
Church. south Of the Capitol, WEDNESDAY
EVENING at 80 O'Clock
Senator's WILSON and NYE, and Judge WELKER,
Of Ohio, will address the meeting A full attend
ap2lH Sec'y Fifth Ward Republican Club.
1-TuF NAYnRAVTY
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~I. o o F-GRAND LOD0E-An AID
S Journed Meeting will be held I HIS Wednes-
day. EVENING, at IA o'clock
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-04
PAPER WAREHOUSES;.

JAMES ANDREWS. 7 .,.ffgseS. d. PERRY
W. H. FOSTER. a.r, 81 se,
.no F1J .srars ''fRW f~f}.' teij 0ts! 2. !