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GENERAL EXPENSE FUND.

THANKs.-Our thanks are due our friend
John Higgins, dealer in Hrated Bread, No.
Gwynne Block, for samples of the delic-
ious crackers made by the bakeries he rep
resents.1 They are beyond comparison
nice, as is also the 9rated bread now be-
coming so popular in the city. When you
90 to. market tomorrow buy some of these
crackers and see how delicious they are.
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-- POI H-. -E
Sergeant Bates.

carrying the flag, arrived here this morn
ing. He was received by the Mayor and
Commissioners, and was rendered the hos
pitality of the city. He was repeatedly
cheered, sc. Mr.. Busbee, eX confederate
soldier, delivered short address of well
come, eLr E.r 1.-..f.-
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ssl'M THE MERRIEsr GIRL THAT'S
OUT.O
As Sung BY Esie E,lsler IN Under the Gasliga,

-
4 18th laughter and good humor,
pass my time away;
But while I'm here. I'll do my beet
3 . To please you with-my lay:
So. come along and Join my song
..aa. And raise a merry shout,
To welcome me, for Pm. YOU see.
The merriest girl. that's out.
y Now then, young men, don't he melancholy
= p just see, like me IL you can't be jolly;
i"1 1t anv thing goes wrong with me
81 i never sulk or pout,
81 In fact am, aud always was,
1a Ihe nerriestg girl that's out.
The gem iemen complain. and say,
ilr7 Tui such adreaitu hirt;
Buff they will make love to me,
," Their hearts I'm sure TO hurt; i-'1
really can't help LAUGHING, ~
When hear them sigh about,
For sentiment, it don't suit me-
I'm the merriest girl that's out.
Now then young mon. &c., &c., &c. t
The notes. and presents receive, 'at-ifs
Would fill basket quite;
While bouquets rare. do declare,
Are sent me every night;
The notes sll speak of broken hearts,
Some mean it, Pyen doubt:
-, I'm sorry, yet stiTfremain. 1..
-.s;. The merriest girl that's out. ...-.
Now then young men. de-. DO. Ac.
- To balls and parties 'oft 60. --- =
s'. For dancing l admire r' 4-If- So. ..-fi.--
5i And wsltzipg is a tn pg | own, rllr.r aflas
Of which never tire: 7r a'5 -..- '
- A. d 'hould my partner squeeze my hand.
know what Pm about. q -sT ill -.r la.
1i 1t plesses, him. and don't hurt me, -l.
Pm the merrIest girl that's out. H.
Now then young men. &C.. d., 30. - I''-
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st. Louis nIarket-April 2.

FLOUR-Better demand for medium an
low grades, but prices are not quotably
changed.
WHEAT-very firm and active; spring
sold at So O5@2 15. ft -l 30 ~ ,g0t. tt
CORN-FiImer at S6@S9c. ..f.r= =- ss-
OATS-Firmer and higher at 75@7Sc.y
BARLEY-No demand; selling al 81 go.
PROVISIONS-Excite and higher.
PORK-Sells freely at S25; clear sides
Ice shoulders 1131c. e-t l.i..,.rr...i i
LARD-Very dull and nominal.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

COUNCIL.
COLUMBUS, April 1st. 1858
EDIT RS STATESMAN The ct'zsns OF the
Ninth w ard, irrespective of party, Will support A
h. FRITCHEY as Councilman on the 9Th inst.
MANY VoTEas.
MARSHAL.
EDITORS OHIO SrATEsMAN-Please announce
my pame as an Independent candidate Er City
NJ rshal. A. L. GRlfFlN.
March lS
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PORTLAND, VT. April "A fire this
morning destroyed the Franklin House.
county Court House, Owens store, Stat
ford's store, and building formerly occn-
MED by Chaffee & Harger. Loss $4,000,
partially insured. Two or three persons
were injured getting out of the hotel.
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New york Dry Goods market-April

New York Dry Goods MIarket-April 2.
Market less active as general thing, but
firm for cotton goods at an Improvement;
best heavy brown sheetings are apparently
in light supply and firm at 1s11a@19e; Mer-g
rimack D prints 14c; do w 141a@l5c: do
chintzes 16@l7c; Glasgow ginghamS 1865
Lancaster lSc, and delaines 1Sc; for wool
ems, fancy STYLES and fine qualities, the de-
mand is good, but by no means active or
buoyant. ..L---
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SHUT Up.-The Merchants Union Ex-
press Company's office in this city, was
closed Wednesday evening. The business
of the line, we believe, has been handed
over to the American Express Company.
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Inccndiarisul. .

MILFORD, Massachusetts, April "A
fire this morning destroyed Underwood's
large boot mandatory. The stock and
fixtures were mostly saved. The fire WAS
the work of an incendiary. Loss $25,000,
mostly insured. ar. r-,...--.
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court of
Common Pleas was on yesterday engaged
in hearing the case of Mary j. Griffin
against Thomas J. Griffin and others. Tue
suit is brought by Mrs. Griffin to contest
the validity of the last will and testament
of james L. Griffin, her late hus band. = The
amount in controversy is about 100000.
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UNDER TIE CAsLlCHT!l

and brilliant Rresd ans eans ss Se
startling ,eaectsGthe TGeaS ot hAH' Mc' S''''''
EssT as Laura H;ss ES s. Gass
MOTIF, as Ms Eliza NJ YouSg as Old Judas,
Mss Nellie Howard Young as Peanuts MF Wss
icy fl t ss ssIIsier as The Signal Man &c. &c. &c..
For fnil partiuisrs see daily pro rammes eats
con he secured during the day at the Opera House
| Cffce. f :, u,,..,o so,. pc.
served Seats, 75c; Family Circle, 80.
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Rbode LELAND EIection

PRovIDENCE, April 2.-The following are
full returns from the State election Burn
side 10,O3S; Pierce 5 731. General Assem-
bly, stands-Senate 2S Republicans to
Democrats-one vacancy; House Ga Repub-
licans to Democrats-One vacancy.
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New ALLoY.-An alloy made of one
third silver and two-thirds aluminium, is
manufactured into spoons and other arti-
cles, which resemble silver very closely,
and have many valuable properties, as
hardness, lightness, retention of high pol
ish, etc. E,s - . --
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ATTENTION, JusrIces OF THE PEACE
Auditor Kile is sending out notices to the
Justices of the Peace of this county, recit-
lug the act applying in the case, and inn
pressing upon them the necessity of strict
compliance with the requirements OF the
law. There is no discretion with the Au-
ditor,- He must proceed against the delin-
uuent Justices. And he will.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-03

H People who leave big washes hung
out all night shouldn't complain if some OF
the clothes are gone in the morning.
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The new Sax Bill

WASHINGTON. April 2.-The new tax bill
will not contain any provisions altering
existing rates of tax on tobacco, all reports
to the contrary Notwithstanding
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New York Cattle Market-April ?.
CATTLE-Firmer. Arrivals decreased;
rates one-half higher than last Thursday;
range to-day at Sl7@l9. ..f..t g. zi,7 .
SHEEP-Firm at S@l01ac. ~,
HOGS-Dull at 95s@l0. .r
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a. A true blue Teuton defined the
weather yesterday, exactly, by remarking
to the undersigned: 1T is VERY fine
Walking oyerhet.' That was the whole of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-03

EThe Council mast make some provis-
ion for having High street swept every
night. Why not buy one of those New
York machines - oeE c--fsi}sf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-03

AUDITORS MONTHLY STATEMENT. -
Through the kindness of A. C. King, Chief
Clerk in the County Auditors office, we are
enabled to present our readers with the fol-
lowing exhibit, for the month of March,
1865: - 4ea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-03

~ Pat Moran was sent to the chain
gaig by the Mayor, yesterday, in default of
fine of $5, for being drunk.
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e% We suggest that in this moving
time, debilitated hoops and skeleton skirts
and other trash should be thrown some-
where else than in the middle of the
streets. -nl.-
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STAINING Wool OF BROWN COLOR
The wood is first painted with solution
made by boiling one part of catechu with
thirty parts of water and little soda
After drying in the air, the wood is again
painted with solution of one part bich-
romate of potassa and thirty parts of
water. BY varying the strength of the So
luton. different shades of color can be
prOduca1
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COMMERCIAL mATTERSl

New York Money market-April q.
GOLD-Lower; opened at 1885, and
closed weak at l3756@l37A, ass man
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Riverand weather.

PITTSBURGH. April 2-Noon. - River
eight feet four inches and at stand.
Weather clear and windy. -- ---
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w We reluctantly omit our fashion ar
ticle this morning, on account of the crowd
ed state of our columns. nss-s 'iae
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thursday, april ., 1868
NEIL HOUSE.

NEIL HOUSE.
Ballard Jr Circleville o: James B Scott Pits
burgh Pa: Marsh Chicago; RenSn u Hart
Conn PSrgR Ssa Yd1 RdgsaS Setif Cn
Hhiccthie; W ? Miles Cincipnsti;J stOddard
II ii Clay Buffalo New York; Craudell Madison
Ohio; Pessilly Springfield Ohio; A I Stout
Richmond ind; W Edwin Boston Mass: } T rif.
faith Cincinnati; L Smith HllsbOro Ohio; Clark
Willard New York ON MorlaTty art + Boston 0ds Mass
daughter Springfield o; B NJ Brake Cincinnati o,
Gqssws SandgskyR " RobD:SI ohi0 Risi MsT
Mp. g Il Thomas. Mrs Bisbee. Cleveland; + D Hedges
Sornefie d; NJ Sitter. jr. Balimore; 2 Earle, NV
Pittsburgh; Mrs Pendle:on. Miss Pendleton' Gin
cinnati.
GooDALE HOUSE.
George Mccormick. Cinoinnasi, Q: B Is ssdse ID
Sok MsriQq SOEtGWT WeIab ASrIpy ISyason O. c1S p
o " Game and lady. Newark. o: Q Griffith, Dela,
cpsiDDs q Ind; GoJeSS JoSn %srd
SYia9nJ JONES' onsnPe PeGrssbnrsh, Q: Wof bsyto
P1G jbspman Mershsnts saa Union ERpfess
Ohio; " Watkins, Marion Ohio; w w KinssbC, Kings y
wolfe NeT DAYTON Ohio; w l. Blakeiy Delaware Ohio;
7 7 W. zimmsrmsn Cleveland Ohio; J b Morton Mid.
u Sson nnq slendon ohie NC Oud Pie SAINT
Valley Ohio; sylvester w Gale Providence r l.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. 't
Fr.nklin Ball Fletcher Ohio: Isaac Stoutemye eI
st Paris Ohio; Pinnev Westerville Ohio; 4
Kaufman Wife and Sion Sprinsfed Ohio: N )
Moore Mansfield Ohio; T Jayne Delaware Ohio;
Char eed pelawaTe Ohio EsheT ifs RsaTsre ware
Ohio 5 Lemon Springfeld One; l. Lel1ert - Gin q
usuq%s iowa. Ben DanG5h cRsaao hnat0
SIo SSgs SnpSsGG BTsoRe Newark Ohio Martin Waters Bal
| tmore Mary and C3a les Van Camp cleveland
" WIZ R McRes' Xenia. Ohio: GianstOn. Lexins-
| ION. XIV: John Gray. Mingo:'W II Roberts Ae-
Il t. Cochran, Ind: VIM Thor ehursh. Cleveland, 2:
Chas Bennett city; Rair and Brother, cit; NJ
rimin. Ds vton, O&io: Z Wallace, Springfield, Ohio;
fenry ii Bartlstt. Cleveland; 4 2 BgIgsss. Dsyto5'
Ohio: VIM Judd Indiana oolis NJ l. n, rton, Abs
nv, N y; " Macarthur, Cleveland; " eiefn1t,
Cincinnati, D; Jas Harvey a"d daughter. Newark.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

JOHN ELLSLER..... MANAGER
Last Week eff Elisler's Troupe.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
u O Ell III = II = Il II IA
a This FRIDAY EVENING. April 5. lsss;-
and last n;qbt hut one of the great Sensationa
Drama. ---------. L.
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m Don't forget the complimentary
benefit to John Ellsler tonight. Make il
q big thing.
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BnffaIo oNIarket-April 9. af
FLOUR-Unchanged. iu iua
WHEAT-Inactive. s- 5,... .r.,i-.f
CORN-Weak; 81 05 for new track.
OATS-Dul1 at 75c.
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Cincinnati Money MArket-Aplil 3.
3 iGOLD-1371a and dull. 20 80 a,,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AIICock's Porous PlaSters.
SORE CHEST AND COUCH CUREp

SORE CHEST AND COUGH CURED
DR. ALLcocK-S;r: In May last was visiting
my cousin in Corning, who got me one of your Po-
rous PIasters for my chest. was so sore through
me at the time could hardly speak or breathe. 1t
was not than three hours after put it on be-
fore felt comfortable. l had suffered very much
from soreness of the chest, with ugh and hoarse-
ness, for months but your Plaster has cured me,
and my health is better than it has been for years
Yours respectfully, PHtBE PATCHER.
Beaver am, Schuy Ter Co., N. Y, Sept. II, 1866.
Principal Agency, Brandret House, New York.
Sold by 100 900 Druggists, to whom we refer as to
their superior qualities. mch4-d&wlm
ITCH. ITCH: ITCE:
SCRATCH SCRATCH! sCRATCH!!!
in from 10 to 4S hours.
Whsaton,s Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
wheaton's Ointment cures letter.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Barbers' Itch.
Wheaton.s Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Every kind I
of Humor like Magic.
Price so cents box by mall GU cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. To Washington street
Boston, Mass. i '
For 50 all Druggists. sepls-datawwIy
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Democratic Citv and TownshipTioket

Uemocfauc UltV an0 I0WnSuiP l iono'
Re-d1etou. GreenbacI<s and NO
sEGiE Negro sfafes. = : fs7A
.sSp tF,ec,ion Monday. April 18th. ie6s
Tovr.pr, TKusrEEs.-yAMES G00SEx;
o'Ssh,r 'A''' -PHILIP! ST !SHifmMEIpINGER ifMI
Cossr.R1Es-FRED. BAnER.
CHRIS. BaRTI.ING.
trawxsr,y CtxRk. GEORGE BECK. .as re
90rssplP PTREAsyRER.-HFNRYM MElSER.
TowNsnIP AssEssoR.-S- TOMPklNS.f-, s.r,-
z
II CRY lTIeKETi ,aiGoI
.oki9o4Ty N sRsaAg. aIg
IrPATRl, X MLRPHY. sror.;gs
. z1ss D. couNcIrNEN.
First ward-wIlLIAM HEUER; ~
Second wa d-luHA q, HOWARD
Fonrth Wsrd-IIAAClS. RFEKEi
fifth " wsra-J2HD%, ! u, KSqHPpEs q Hps EsNKFJ
SSnvsntb Sxsn " WardHWILLJi An VAIL ~ afssi
E;sbtb War5IEy b. ARMSTRONG;. fsii z't
Ninth Wars-WlLLlAM NJ NAGHTEN. ~ i'1
i'si1'SA'' WARD AssRsso's s. Et si.s
First w.rd-RL.,HARnR RIoRnAN;
second ward-ROBE RT. ", hBNN0X.
Thirj Wsrd--F. IA. " MART1N. itaU1
Forth ward--JAC0R LANG. s5,l.s. t. -,-s,
Ssxssth Ward PETER PsEtEER, 55. 1ss
Ninth ward-DANIEL SULLIVAN. 10 iii'
MEMBERS BOARD OF xproATIoN.
Second wardzsHMuE1S 20 sRICKLEY.I
Fourth Wara--0TT0 D2ESEh. sfCt1 - -1T6s,l
sixth WasdApETERs JOHNSON i'ieaa -
Eighth Ward-JOHN WALSH. ss1el ~
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B- Were mighty glad to see the sprink-
lers out in force yesterday.
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Milwaukee Market.-ApriI e.. o.
FLOCR-Quiet; CITY XIX Sc 62@9 Is.
WREAT-Dull,S 81 81 for No. l. -..
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
wAsuINGToN, Jan. II, 1867.

To Le,ois c. Parsons, Montgomery AIa,
What possible good can be obtained oy
reconsidering the constitutional ann nd
mentP know none in the present position
of affairs. ,,,o,o
I do not believe the people of the whole
country will sustain any set VI tHov on Gnns
ernment by enabling act in this way. -,
[ believe, on the contrary, they will
eventually uphold all who have patriotism
ond conIage to stand by the Constitution,
and who place their confidence in the peo-
pie. a., M :,
of those who are honest in the determine
tion TO sustain the several co-ordina9e de-
| nartments of the Government in accord
ance with its original design.
| rSignedl - ANDREW JOHNSON. z
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SUB -RosA.-Dropping into popular sa-
loon last evening Ito get plug of tobacco),
we saw Republican candidate tor office
who never drinks-who swears that no
sound Rad. ever will drink-but who had
evidently been overtaken by desire to
wash the dust from his throat with soda
water. He, with two other similarly
afflicted critters, was matching nickels for
drinks. With their six elbows spread over
the counter, they were deep in the study of
heads and tails. The temperance candidate
was calculating as follows:
'.Noar-genl'm, you rail- wrong. Feller
that gifts the nod ones titled to treat"
Considering ourself the ''odd one'' in that
party, we lit out, wondering why men who
get beastly drunk every time they go away
from home, should be so ready to charge
the same thing on their neighbors. But
this is all b-rosa, reader dear, and is not
to go any further.
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NOTICE TO CANDIDATES There will be a
meeting of the Democratic City and Town
ship Executive COMMITTEE, in Thurman
Hall, tonight, at TX O'Clock, at which the
presence of every candidate on the Demo-
cratic, city and township. ticket is desired
Business of importance, and to their inter-
ests, will be transacted.
q By order. So
GEO. w. MEEKER, Chairman.
j. ST.. j. CLARKsoN, Secretary.
THE MEETING IN THE FIRsT WARD To-
NIGHr.-The Democracy OF the First Ward
will rally tonight at the Broadway Hotel,
and will be addressed by some of our best
local speakers, Judge Rankin, e. l.. DE
Lany, E. B. Eshelman and Col. j. G. Groom.
Democrats, the First Ward can be carried,
and William Heaer can be elected to the
City Council. Work will do it. Rally to-
night in force, and let US see what can be
done by hard work.
JOHN ELLsLERs BENEFIT TONIGHT
To. might that most excellent comedian and
manager and accomplished gentleman
John Ellsler, will receive complimentary
benefit rendered him by the citizens of Co.
lambus. Under the Gaslight will be re-
neated. There is no use in urging the peo-
n,e to 90 tonight. Every one who car
raise stamps enough will be there sure
Tomorrow night is the last night OF the
season, and the last opportunity OF seeing
the splendid drama now running here.
DANCING AcADEMY.-We would call par
ti,ular attention to the advertisement o
FIX. C. Motifs Dancing Academy, in thi'
mornings paper. Wecan recommend MIR
Mott to our citizens as one of the first mel
;n his profession, as one capable of giving
instruction, even to the smallest pupils
careftll, and scientific. Parents may com
nit their CHILDREN to his care, and rest sat
isfied that they will be faithfully taugh
the theory and practice Of dancing. Reae
the advertisements.
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TRANSFERRED YBsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers were left at the Recorders
Office on yesterday:
William Watts and wife to Joseph M
Briggs, April 1st, SO 15100 acres of land in
Franklin township, for $6,43S g..
Lewis Williams to Margaret Zigler,
March 18th. lot No 81 in Deshler's addi-
ton to the city of Columbus, for $4,000.
George Hartle and wife to J. Louis Win
kels, April 1st, lot No. 10 of Snowden's
subdivision of outlots Ns. 33 and 81 in the
city of Columbus, for $500.
Theodore Warsham and wife to William
Kemmber, December 30th, 1867, fractional
lot No. 362s in Jaeger's addition to said
city, tor $780, lre a..Z .sE
. WV Beckett to T. J.. Beckett, April 1st,
quit claim to so acres of land in Perry
township, for 81.
7. j. Beckett and A. F. Beckett to w. w.
Beckett, April 1st. quit claim to so acres OF
land in Perry township, for 81.
Julius D. Beckett to William w. Beckett,
February 9th, quit claim to 1925 acres OF
land in Perry township, for $1,000.
A. j. Beckett to w. w. Beckett, January
10th, 1929 acres of land in Perry township
for 5000.
Charles R. Colville and wife to Jenkins
Davis, January 18th, 100 acres of land in
Franklin township, tor Sc 600.
George Goodwin and wife to james
Ohlen, March 3Oth, part of lots No. 81 and
80 in the town of Franklinton, for S400
Peter T. Schwartz and wife to George
Koebel, April 1st. acres ofland in Hamil.
ton township. for $4,000.
Samuel Jobes and wife to Peter E
Schwartz, April 1st, ITO 33 100 acres Of
land in Madison township, for S1100.
William Dennison and wife to Edward
RUNE, March 25th, lot No. 80. in Neil and
Dennison's subdivisions of outlots Nos. 131
and 1872 in the city of Columbus, for $3.50
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THE SKATING RINK:-We are gratified
to learn that the most of the stock to this
institution has been subscribed, and it is
confidently expected that the little remain
ing will be taken with the promptness that
has characterized the undertaking from the
beginning. A meeting will be held at the
office OF T. w. Tallmadge, on Saturday
evening, to appoint officers and directors
1t is important that stockholders should
he nresent .rr .-.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING Nc
III INfTHE JOa
FIRST w ARD.

FIRST WARD
There will be a Democratic meeting at the
Old sRoAD WAY,
A few doors below the Office of DIR. VIII
LIAMs, on -e5 i5,S Us
Friday Even1nE,
At halt-past seven o'clock. The meeting
will be addressed by
JUDGE RANKIN EiH ao srS3 smis'e'
.saE. T. DeLANY. Esq. i
z B. EsHELMAN, and q KFl8g
.iisaaiasi3 COLONEL J. c. GROOM.
It is hoped that every Democrat in the
Ward will attend. It is important that
they should slFbe present.
MErEoRoLoG1cAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweler, 81
South High street: Ezst tg F
sifstAs sF THURSDAY. April .. 1868.
O',lock.1 y tBarorheter. Thermometer.
7NM.- .....s.....s-.: 2s0s s1i gg 5. sg.l
y .,1s:.s,'t..,.:...,,. as sis Is esrui'a9s
- .1't';r Z HIM 4H3f H5M'l
Sun Rises 40 Sun Sets......... 81
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ATTENTION 4rH WARD DEMocRATs.--The
Demoerac ofthe 4th Ward will meet at
c. Lowenstien's office (over A. c. Headley
& Co.'s Store), on this Friday evening,
April Sd, at Z o'clock, for the purpose OF
completing their organization for the mu-
nicipal election to be held on next Monday.
Letevery Democrat in the Ward be present
as business of Importance will be before
the meeting.
By order of Executive Committeeman
for the 4th Ward. r t..gH.s ii.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-03
Cleveland Market-mnrcb 2,

HAY-Dull at 13@14c on arrival.
POTATOES-In demand at 81 OO@4 20
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-03

A New LIFE OF FGRANT.-Ulysses Grants
pap not having been excessively successful
in writing life of his little boy, another
old fool, E. D. Mansfield, better known as
''Old Fuss and Figures" is about to try his
hand at it. If there be anything left of
is. after this second grandmotherish at
tempt on his life, we shall begin to believe
him almost immortal. The book will be
published by R. w. Carroll & Co., the pop
ular Western book publishes No. liz
West Fourth street G4nc1nnati. The work
will be issuea~fn that fine style for which
these gentlemen are famous, and is to be
sold by subscription only.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-03
Old sRoAp WAY.
Is z. T. DeLANY. Esq, 81
z B. EsHELMAN, and &

MErEoRoLoG1cAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweler, 81