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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

HAYTI.-Advices from Hsyd state that Gems.
Nisage and saget had taken Fort Diamond and
the town of ST. Marie, and proclaimed Gefrard
president. The northern part Of Hayti IS in pos.
session Of Cecos. President SalnaVe Is limited to
the town of Genooez, which is surrounded by his
adyersafies, and will soon fall. A deputatou has
been sent to Kingston to request Gefrard to
return.
1t is reported that the American minister fur
nished money 10 nstigate the revolution, and 1t is
stated poSitiyelV that Americans are in command
of the troops. Among them is Cacos, who is
well provided with funds. II is also said that
Hattie would be proclaimed q portion Of the
territory Of the United States.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

One of the largest and strongest irOn-clads
ever built in England for any foreign government.
was successfully launched, the other day, at Lon.
don. She was originally built for the Turkish
government, but she was subsequently purchased
by the Prussian government, TO whom abe now
belongs. She is 900 tons, and built to carry no
less than twenty-six 300.pounders, all made OF
Krupp's hammered steel, and all capable Of being
fred with 75.pound charges, as often as twice a
minute. She is expected to go at the rate Of from
thirteen 10 fourteen knots per hour.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

There is little more yet of the Judd divorce
case. Both Of the principals have been upon tne
witness stand again, tue doctor 70 oeny Hl7sios
Miss Barber at his wife's request; and Mrs.. judd
TO deny and admit various things, Inc Isdy mas
bscone subdued since the recent Developments
Of the trial, and now adopts an entirely olnetens
tome She maintains her innocence in ali that sAe
S;S Int Is not so urgent in her aceusauons
sgainst her husband. She denies all improper
conduct with Compton, Cronck, Norcross, haie
and the rest, as well as the profanity imputed 70
her. If she ever used obscene language. sne say
n rnust have been when reason was dethroneo,
in which statement we catch little glimpse OF
the poetess. as for the charges Of inioxieanon'
Sic saws DR.. Judd made her drunk once, and ao-
knowledges one other instance n which she sue
she says, but not 81 habit, as she " ooesA'
like IT,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

Gen. John A. Logan. through the agency Of the
dspatch-b bag of the state department, has Tor
warded, ct the expense Of the government, twenty
packages described as containing copies OF the
speech on the trial OF the president, addressed 70
the following persons ard associations; In Lon
don-Sir John Logan, His Royal Hlghness tue
Prince of Wales, the Bishop Of London, the
British Museum, Kensington Museum, Benjamin
Disrael, Sir Edward Lsndseer, Beresford Hope,
NJ. r., Austin Layard, bliss Elizabeth Thackeray'
Miss Fisk, Queens Hotel, Charles Francis Adams
o. B. Deprianby, Miss NJ. Z. Braddon, me Bsh9P
of Oxford. Mr.. Thornton Hunt, the Times, the
Tomahawk, Saturday Review, and Punch.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17
LETTER FROM sAx Antonio. TEXAS,

AGRICULTURAL CAPABILITIES OF THE STATE, AND
ITS HBALTHfUL AND ATTRACTIVE CLIMATE
WHITE WHEAT IN THE SAN ANTONIO REGIoN-UN-
PREoKDENIED PROMISE OF TIE CROP PROSPECT IN
GENERAL, INCLUDING coTToN-TRADs OF SAN
ANTONIO WITH MEXICO, ETC.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17
For the Eew Orleans Sunday Crescent
L'Eavoi.

For The New Orleans Sunday Crescentl
LEavoi.
Birdie, flying with the wondrous wing,
Ply TO my love and greether kissing her,
And tell her, birdie, that babe thee sing
How all my heart was heavy, missing her.
Birdie flying TO the fowery mead,
Fly TO my love deep in the golden west,
And tell her, birdie, that babe thee speed
And bear this message Of my hearts unrest.
Fly to her. birdie, Ter the happy grove,
Fly 70 her past the woods aud waving grain,
And tell her, birdie, tell her Of my love,
And bring some earnest OF her love again.
Fly 10 her, birdie over trimming streams,
Fly 10 her past the rivers shining shore,
And tell her, birdie, tell her that my dreams
Shall find the waking which need dream no more
st MARY. La 9Th May, 1868 W.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

The Baltimore steamship Caba, having beea De.
tanned for repairs, did not leave yesterday. ss
dsy next, the 23d. Passengers and shippers Wut
please note this.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17
Gen. Butter In New Orleans.

REPORT OF BALDY SMITH AND J. T. BRADY-BUTLER
BoRRows MONEY TO PAY BOSTON DEBTs-TRADs
WITH TEE "REBELsn-A. J. BUTLER FALLS INFO
THE HANDS bF ADMIRAL FARRAGUr-GES. BUT
IER GETS S320,000 OUT OF THE CITY TREASURY
BE BUYS STEAMERS AND CHARTERs THEM TO The
GOVERNMENT.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

Buy your fishing tackle at Rousset's hardware
store, No. II Old Levee street, opposite Custom
House,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

Total amount Of special taxes assessed, inc!ud'
ing penalties for noncompliance with section 1l'
Sl97 SOS, income as above. Total, SS5S,SO4 IA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

UNITHD STATS sFECIAL TAX.
Schedule OF assessments for special tax on
business, trades and professions for the year
ending April 80. 1863, assessed aud returned to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03


-.. CHICAGO, Dec, g.,
AT Milwaukee, at late hour last night,
the Captain of the bark D. P Dob bins, his
name not given, went on bo r his vesst ,
and alter angry words between himself
and wife, he knocked her down, stamped
upLn her and kicked her in such terrible
manner that she gave premature birth to a
child, which the monster seized and threw
over board. He then sent for a doctor and
disappeared. The unfortunate woman is
in critical condition.. The brute win be
arrested.
C.t tile Commissioners Convention.
The American 4 Convention of Cattle
Commissioners, at. Springfield met 1tnis
morning at 10 o'clock-President L. g..
Allen In the CHAIR Some len stfiened
discussions arose out of aresolution Offer
ed by DR.. Clindenuing. of Ohio, providing
for the appointment of a committee to
memoralize Congress to appoint commits
sion tog Investigate the causes, ,Esy ptoms,
mode of development, &C., of the. diseases
and report to the country. A Substitute
for the original resolution and amendments
were offered by Mr.. Hamilton, of Pa, to
the effect that three members of the con-
vention be appointed to do the work, and
ask an appropriation from Congress to de-.
tray the expense Peuding the vote on the
substittitee the Convention adjourned till
219 o'clock in the afternoon. raSasf 60,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
Chicago mafEes4Bsegsa

FLOUR--Less active with sales at s5.. rs
@6 15 for spring extras. ssyssl lss salaiSe
WI HEAT-sQuiet and firm; sales No, at
81 2O@l %, the outside figure for lots in
northwestern and north side of houses: No.
2atSl 1134@1 1919; closing steady at 81 l2
@l l24 ior. No. 2; sales of Ne.-2 since
change at $T12- rsnsqis lisl s'siil III
CORN.-0ld No. neglected and nominal
1t 7S@S0c cash, and 7Sc, sellers for ths
month; No. very quiet; ssmalfssles at 75c;
lew firmer and quiet; sales at F4955c; clos
ing at 54@541ac; kiln dried No. 2adeclihed
3@4c, and rejected lie; sales at 6Ss sforaNo. 2
and 6O@62cfor rejected; nothing doing this
afternoon. 5sai y bnh ibgssH
oATs-More active and 1c higher; sales
No. at 461 @47edsas 4ue is8us sr IIsGs bnA
RYE-Quiet and easier at 81 I21s@I 49,
for No. L: and No. at 81 n@1 r.: 81 ~
BARLEY-Opened firmer and quiet; No.
sold up to 81 63, but subsequently, weak
sned and closed dull at 81 .6l.--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
From san Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Dec

.s-o51-z % ss SAN FRANCIsco, Dec. 2.K
Arizona advices to November 18th have
been received. = = - sFsA4sslsA - =. u
At Tuscan. November 10th, the troops
attacked an Indian camp and Killed seven
teen and wounded forty savages, captured
several mules and quantity of arms and
prisoners. ~ . so .s-- ,ass's'o .s-sht
A large party of Indians attacked a pack
train near PRESCOTT, killed three men, cap
tured lot of rifles, pistols and ammuni-;
tion, and drove off animals. The mails
were taken from the mail rider by Indians
near Fort Whipple, but were rescued and
delivered to the postmaster at Wicken--
burg. .fsisI lEs s.s-sls..' y .aaftq il9asB z7av'
I Some uneasieess is expressed in rega, d
to the safety of a party of miEers-who
went to Black canon some time since, as
nothing. has been heard from them. "
1t is thought by some that the Moqui In
dians from Mexico have Joined theA paches
in the present war against thewhites. I
Tge Indians in the neighborhood of
Wickenburg stampeded a large herd of
cattle, horses and mules belonging to the
Vulture Mining Company
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
An Ordinance

Making appropriations for purposes therein named.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the city of Columbus, That there be and is
hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treas
of money, to-wit: ~ . $1,000, ~. -.
For the payment of expenses OF Street Commits
sioner and Chain Gang, ~ 600 ~ s.l5- : . -
For the Payment Pay OF employees Of the Fire De-
For the payment Of expenses of City Police. ST.
For the payment of salaries of City GERS
$780, lIETfTT
For expenses of City Park, 81 500.
For the paymentof cleaning and repairing street
lamps, $780, $50. s7-a~ -
For Gas and Gas Lights, SlO0.
For psynentSf NicSIsSn ravement in frontTOf
For Sewers and Drainage, $780, ED1 Ass u.
For payment of Temporary Loan. $4,000. ~
SEC 2. The several sums of money appropriated
by the foregoing section shall be expended in the
mana prescribed by the fifth section Of the ordiS
nance defining the duties OF the City Clerk passed
May 25th. 1857. siyI 1ssIs q Lssfo7 81
President of the City Council b
Passed Nov. 23, A. ID. 1868
Attest: l.. L. WILSON. City Clerk.
noy26-d1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
Third Animal session of the Obi,
I ~ Dent al Associalfon. ~
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
eoLuMsus, O, Dec. .. 1865.

"a COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 2. 1865. 3
The society met pursuant to adjourn
ment, President Horton in the chair. -
Most of the forenoon session was occu-
pied in discussing matters pertaining to
the suit brought against the profession by
the Goody ear Dental sVulcanite Company.
AT the close Of the discussion, resolu-
tion was passed authorizing the committee
previously appointed by the society, to use
their discretion in regard to the further
prosecution of the matter. ~ i.s=. ~
Avote of thanks was rendered the COM
mittee for the services rendered the pro-
fession by their labors in its defense, &. -..t
T. NJ, Talbot, of Gallon, and j. c. Har-
dee, OF Cincinnati, were elected members
of the society, 5ssr. :. -.t -Es.-s .I1.Ta
-, - s,'ial9' AFTERNOON SESSION. gs7s1-aa7
Considerable time was taken up In at
tending TO the financial matters OF the So
ciety and other miscellaneous business.
On motion of DR.. SpelImat, a committee
consisting of Drs. DeCamp, Keely, N. w.
Williams, Berry and Harrison, were ap-
pointed to secure the Incorporation of the
society under the laws of Ohio. .2 - gee.
=
The. committee subsequently reported
that they had ascertained that there was
no law of the State authorizing the incor-
poration of Dental Societies, but that it
was the opinion of high legal authorities
that the society is a legally organized
body BY virtue OF the law passed last win
ter, without being incorporated. ,5i1 ~ =
/ On motion of DR.. Berry a vote of thanks
was rendered DR.. G. ii. James for originat-
ing the action that resulted In the passage
of the dental bill by the Ohio Legislature.
| The following standing committees were
appointed for the ensuing year: .gao
] Ersciaivs Comn,ittee-Drs. M. DeCamp.
Mansfield, 81. A. Smith, Cincinnati. w. n.
/ Herriott, Zapesville. le7 ,ili179s = 90
7 on Denrds Ethics-Drs. N. W. wiuiams
Xenia, +. II. Rehwinkle,, Chillicothe. a.
W. Keely, Oxford. n; h.. a s.f lsi'''N- ~ "
| On Pu6licatton-Drs. j. Taft, Cincinnati.
CIV. Keely, Oxford, B, Strickland, lCleVe-
1 Adjourned to meet at 7116 p. M -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

LosT.-On the corner of High and Broad
treets., yesterday "wednesday about
loon, a pocketbook containing money and
lotes, marked Mrs. Jane Lathrop, Worth
ngton, Ohio: The finder will be well re-
varded by leaving it at the store of j. D
osborn & Co., 142 South High street. 8
ldadoadtf. rf, hHa t-r- --., - lr- 2 sEa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
LOCAL NOTICES.
Boarding HOUSE for Sail

nOUTUIuS NHOusb IOT SNIFs
A first class Boarding House, with lease
centrally located on High street, nearly
opposite the Opera House; sufficiently
large for hotel purposes will accommo-
date seventy-five guests. Inquire at, or
address No. 40 South High street. Colum-
bus, Ohio. as..-i-ra dec3-d2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
0blo} ,SStatlesss;r1
LATESf BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
OliciaI Army Register.
!. q WAsHrNGToN, Dec

a II u. Il
The official army register Of 1868, Just
published by the War Department, shows
since the register, was issued for 1867, res
ignations have been received as follows !:
One Lieutenant Colonel, one Major, thir-
t. en- Captains twenty-five First Lieuten-
Eants, thirteen Second Lieutenarts, eight
Assistant Surgeons and one military store
keeper. Thirty officers have died, seven
were dismissed and nine cashiered. Brig
adler General and Brevet Major General
Robert Scott, resigned. sais' .7.ef ~
"a 'f f. '}s '''ae Army Affairs. =
Information has been received from
Kansas that General Sheridan's force are
moving from New Mexico, Fort Hayes and
four other points, in separate columns, to
the Southern country, where the climate
is mild and to which Indians are resorting
iUr winter sojourn. rE 10 .ll.I
General Sheridan is establishing a base
of supplies on the Canadian river. The
indications are his plan OF operations win
be successful and the Indians summarily
punished. The Indian Agent, Mr. Wyn-
coop, Is apprehensive that innocent Indi-
ans will suffersins the campaign, as no dis
elimination can be, made by the command
ing General. ~ - ,.if..4 s1,st rs
-lsl-aa' ,ii5e Legal. s';.:s-s 20 . ~
In the Supreme Court to-day, Judge
Pierrepont applied to Judge Sutherland
for an order vacating Judge Cardosis' stay
of proceedings on both parties. Suther-
land was willing to grant the order but
would first con- ult th Associates. Judge
Nelson's decision has not yet been promul,
gated. . sg71l -.s.tzsi r1s.-7y - l'a- 8 .ssg. ,
Uaion Pacific RaiIroad. s5
The report of the Commissioners on the
Union Pacific railroad estimate that for the
complete equipment of the line to Salt
Lake, additional locomotives, cars, &C., and
for stone structures, several million dollars
may be required. 1t will be recollected
that some months ago this railroad compa-
ny voted to put three millions of its own,
first mortgage bonds in trust for this pur-,
pose, The Government now owes the com--l
pany Sd, 100000 for the road already COM
pleted. The company has expended So
Oo0 600 on grading, rails and other supplies,
besides the $40 miles already finished lass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

COURT OF CoMAoS PLEAs.-The suit OF
Henfy e. Hutclli<on against Il. & H. Ed
wards was tried yesterday morning before
Judge Green, and d verdict given for the
plaintiff tor $74l.47. In the afternoon the
suit Of John Geary against Jacob studer
was commenced. s1sissa Tflie iis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
StLout, m,rket-D.,

-FLoUR-ln good demand for low
grades, which are firm, and prices favor Il Tyots
sellers qmis 1saaIfu sdt d1fW ,iaRaiR sd1
firm and unchanged. ,sL
CORN-Firmer and better at 6S@75c.
OATS-Lower at 53@56e. SHi
'RYE-S1 l5@1 Is. 0"sa s9euC L sdl
sBARLEY-UnchaD oa 1uhsm bus
-WHISKY-Easier at 95@96c.-ia .vtigaib
little doing. 'i''"
PORK-s22 oo@23 90. sRo uoy OF e
BACON-Shoulders lie, clear sicesl7L
@4I32cag5 s594 ] 5lT a-v0 sqlgosu an Ne
LARD-131sc for tierce.
zHAGS-Llttle better md active aC 81 35
OF 62%. ,osT 1ggs s7f s6flod 5sHf@f ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

e r The, Franklin, Building and Loan
Association will self their hrst loan on mex
sTuesda, evening, at the office Of the Sec.
retary,. w. Morrison. Several hundred
dollars will be offered. s91s s5sfes G,IsI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

/ FRANKLIN BuILDING AND LOAN AssocIA-
TIoN.--The stockholders of the above asso-
i'iation are notified that the first loan will
pc made on Tuesday evening, December
Sth, att O'clock P. NJ, at the office of the
l,ssociation. 80 s1s..j sl1.Ia bad s5i5l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
Temperance, Convention.

! sosAs - 81 GBosroN5Dec. q.
The New England Christian Temperance
Convention organized to-day, with Gov.
Buckingham, of Connecticut, as President.
The session will last two days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

HORSE AND BUGGYs sSToLEN.-Yesterd
morning Mr.. Sells, the auctioneer, went be-
fore the mayor and swore out a warrant
Charging one christopher Angel with
stealing horse and buggy and harness
from hiss(Sells9 stable, on Tuesday after
noon. he says that Chris. went to the
stable,' in broad daylight, and took horse
and harness belonging to another person,
and titching the animal to Sells buggy.
drove of. He was overtaken near Win
clesterand the property recovered. Angel,
it is said, took the outfit for joke, but We
submit that in going to Winchester he ear
rfei the Joke tJo far.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
New York marketEn 81 : Nee g. % D

D.. INo '" = = " OIh HHrKet-B Bee. 2. ,epsoI9J
COFTON--Heavy, and about 1zc lower:
sales atT25@2514c for middling rfpiartis.i
chiefly at 25eI -. saH II = izIsrS siS1Yh
,sFLOUR-Closed dull and heavy for me-
olum and good, and steady for commom
Sranes. bSs d2n071I Il 3 . .
WWHEAT-Dull and nominal, and in buy,
aRYE-QIiet at ST 4S@l SO for western
GA lS-Dull anffieayyat at 741155e ferssest-s.
CORNs-Dull at 81 15in store, and ST 165SS.
C9ltiI anoat for MIXED western, and $1ul4
It railroad depot for new western = isfiasl "
PORk-Dull and nominal at S26 for mess.
BEEFe-Quie and unchangeda .svsbss5
CUT MEATS--Moderate demand and
unchanged. --s.ssi!57s- se9 sN1h .
sBACQN-Stpady and quiet "a - !. -
LARD--l53Se for fair 70 prime steam.zs
EGGS-Steady at 3S@401 II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
Union Couisss.

A movement is on foot for the removal
o, tlelUnion College from Schenectady to
AiDany. - t-,..ll t.-.ttniIs Lii ahri.,,r |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

tE Our dealers in books, toys and no.
tions, have their sinrows glistening win
presents for the holidays! = 3 oA.s3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

For SALE-House, and lot, corner of
Franklin and Washington Avenue. Mos
desirable property; will be sold at a bargain
Enquire otJ. W. Moore, No. As West North
street. rraT-sEi--C
Oct l3-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

The Skating RINK,- Water was letiIi on
the floor of the skating rink yesterday
morning. Ii the nights eontinae as cold
during the eremainder as the first portion OF
the eweeks they will have ice for skating
purposes BY Saturday sas We hear that Mr..
Alex Smith, formerly of Cleveland, will
manage the skatorial business at the Rink
this winter. Better get your ''skeets"
ready, fellers and gals. r1slsTasEss ssgas g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

Go TO J. e. KALB's, No. 13s North Higl
street. for Boots and Shoes at low prices.
/ vnov2l-d2taw2w sf --Ss zsss,.i g,s15..r y--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
CiucInnall market-Deosa Ma. Ee... Z :. }" =

- haT
flour AND GRAINTUnehanged and
quiet. 'Ni'S'"'d F70'l'iSf
eoTTONHQdiet at 231k for fiiiddifng.p pss
IWHISKY-Dulhat 9Sc.fa sbn3 adj IS 1oI
HOGS-Dull' and drqopinS, selosin tat4
5000.
MESsiPoRKG Quiet at s2e 75@2soo.
tBElLK4 .MEATS-Dull; shoulders s91ze;
-ides lS11a@l314c for. clear rib and oelssEo
LARD -Duf; 2s1 e for bhtchsfs. fss<6SSs IA
l4ei for prime steam and 1415@143I9 ifors
Kettle rendered.lst HRmIs4@ Z .g13ms9sI
GREEN aMEATS!Firmi b but yqniet;o
sides, and II 11s@11s4c fol hams . uVa ''l.I no
The Price Current gives the receipts of
hogs for the week at 34140,3 and for lthes
season los, ,s2s, against 90, 1853 for the, same Z
time last season. =
BUTTER AND CHEESSEMJJnch nchannggsd ID
and quiet. .fIBoo niuf idS1GId
EGGS -33c. ssozg RsHt gtfvaa.l snbiT.
OlL-Linseed oil 95"; lard oil dull,;d r,it
PfEFROLEU M7=-29@30c fol-. refined. A..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

.Jewelry made and repaired by C. Z
Smith, 27 s. High street, over Bain's store
nov6d3m 7'F. H5H 'fs' S.'e''a 7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

Bo0K-KEEPING.--An expert
enced book-keeper wishes to procure two
or three sets of books to post evenings. For
particulars, call on w. Fl. Thompson, No. 3
Gwynne Block, or address letter to lock
box l320 Postoffiee, Columbus, o., stating
where to call. ~ deeI-eod-3l* q,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

opIo WAR CLAiMs AILowr D. - djntant
General Schneider has received . letter
from j. w. sBreadheads of the Second
Comptrolier's office, conveying the inior-
nation that war claims of the State OF
Ohio to the amount OF S2Gl 73l14 have
been allowed. General Schneider will pro-
ceed 10 Washington at once to- collect this
amount. s,si = S ,ss 3 Z. T :. 5s,s,ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03

Go TO No. l3s, North High street, TO
the latest styles of Boots and Shoes, at Low
prices. aEEs o. noyslsd2aw2wl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
cath 81
Brutal Affair.

The gold sale of 100000 to-day by th,
Government brought l3424J O0T