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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Br MARTIN n. R0HRER.
RBAL ESTATE RoEER.
New York aveuus and stA street.


iefes three story and Attic BBrOK MANSION,
Sa6x Tsfi, nsss 18th .sres. si,h three ..oEy
bsss Sss G'S Ss.i s y Lot
- tess; House he's ffont Of 8 feet Tais
k els. fs:ssnos in sS.rsb,. .n sne Central 1p To-
eAiiu- Price $500. Terms easy
three,story and basement BHICK HOUSE,
good paved ..y. &c Pr ssa .r ssn. .. ls,
A ne. sys Eve. Sc, IRAas HoSsl; on Vermont
nue.. Price Sl.S,o.
A. tvo-story a.d bssenest vRAME HeusR.
9TH a MP rom eses SSi an 1 ess ss,ss sss
b and streets. Price only e3.0o.
4 beautiful new three story BRICK HOUSE, on
eseeilent ont Of pressed brick, marble trimming
house has nine rooms, tine halls, vesuoale, pan
ter ts Closets wood , ,uss. De- Prios sssS 6aiv
5000 down, remainder In one, two, three, and
four years.
A new three story PREssED-BRIcK HOUSE,
nine rooms, gss, water, sewerage, complete. for
IS 600; only 81 so down; remainder In one, two,
t ts and four years Located on street. beau
An eight room FRAME HOUSE. wide hall and
size passage nue stabling, lot IS by is0 feet 20
ya: navsSS sisy on 10th street between and
have for sale four of those desirab three story
BRICK HOUSES on Defrees street. These houses
s.ys seven 1 RON each es.E gas vs.e1
the kind in ashineton. The price Is only ss.O,o.
One thousand casn. remainder on long time and
In small monthly payments The location u gen.
tee and free from any nuisance whatever. These
eraee in the CITY.
@I have for sale some most choice BUILDING
LOTS, in various parts Of the city. I have too
particular parcels Of ground that can commend
as . speculation TO persons Wishing 20 idyest in
oes'a New York avenue ana ssh strs:t.
OFFICE ROOMs.-Ofice Rooms for rent in my
~ new building, corner New York avenue end
1Hh street. Several rooms suitable for ofices or
sleeping apartments. For further particulars in
Qpire OF GEORGE PLANT,
y once Recon- 10, Plant D Building,
De Is 2v Cor. New York ave and 18th st.
LOB RENT-One BRIOK HOUSE, No. 500 New
IL Jersey avenue, between and streets, con-
tanning rooms; SIS per month. Inquire Of w o.
JOHNSON. 9Th and L streets north. gu l2-d
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PAYNENT OF BONDS IN GoLD.-Secretary
MeCulloch, IN answer to the question from a
business man in New York, whether there is
any doubt about the bonds, skies 1881, being
paid In gold, principal and interest, SAYS at
has been the invariable practice of the govern.
ment TO pay the principal and interest Of all
bonds Of the United States in coin, and know
10 reason why different course should be
pursued in regard ts the bonds of lssl.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-10

MR. GREELEY NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-
doraee Greeley was nominated for Congress
last night from the Fifth District Of New York
comprising the 7tn, 10th, 18th and llth wards
IN the city Of New York, which district is at
present represented by Hon. John Morrissey,
Who was elected to the leth Congress as q
Democrat, receiving 9,162 votes against $500
Tor Taylor, Independents Democrat, and a,asS
for Elliot, Republican
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BOARDING.

ENOR RENT-FURNISaED ROOMS, for Sl0sla
S2 q month; one Parlor and Bedroom for rent,
with OF without Board ct No 4s9 9th str BET, bet;
y and Louisiana ave. Rent in advance. ol0 I'm
- Lie family By a lady and gentleman, OF two
single gentlemen. in the most healthy and desrs-
BILE part Of the city, the most reasonable terms
Pleasant front room, northeast corner 10th street
and Massachusetts, ave-, No. 314. &C So
COMMODIOUe ROOMS IN TIE DESIRABLE
residence formerly occupied BY pr. snoot on
Pa: ayeLue. No 12s, north side. between 18th
aud 2sh SITS. The hou se has been thoro ehly rem
ovated and newly furnis bed throughout, contain
ing All The modern coRveniences. Also, hrst-es
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR TWO SIN
country Board on the Height " nc aeOTessos s
References required. Apply TO W III OWEN No.
Al street, Washington. or g. W. CRoPLEY,
corner Congress and Bridge Sta, Georsstown.
FOR RENT-Furnished. with or without Board,
L six or ssven delightful ROOMS; at 40 18th
street, between ana G.. &C St
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
II hrst- class BOARD 10 anew house, with mod;
Grants. &C Slim
E,IRsT- CLASS BOARD $40 PER MONTH;
ROOMS 81 to $40, in q healthy and pleasant
E sSm Of ths 5 aSs s;
streets. ocI-lms
ENLEGANT Rooms FOR RENT With Board;
~ new furniture. modern improvements. In
auire at 4 50 10th street, opposite Gas Once.
L frst-class TABLE BoARD. No. s34 street,
between 5th and 9th. SEES
NJ TABLE BOARD, with all the comforts OF q
s'R as oSs sss
ton given. Terms only IS per week in I'D.
vance. &c l6- 3m
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SUDDEN DEATH OF HON HOWELL Cosa.-Ws
published yesterday a brief telegraphic DIS
patch stating that the Hon. Howell Cobb. of
Georgia, dropped dead in the corridor of the
Filth Avenue Hotel yesterday morning, at halt.
past ten O'Clock, where he had been staylng
since Friday Of last week. The coroner,s iurV
found that he had died from apoplexy. His re.
MAINS VIII be sent 70 Georgia He was fifty.
Congress. from ls42 70 1850, and was Speaker
OF the House in his last term; then Goyerno
az Georgia, Secretary of the Treasury under
DIT. buchanan, Senator Of the Confederate
congress, and Brigadier General In the Con.
iederate army. IL Is stated that some Southern
Trends called on Mr.. Cobb and wife al the
rim avenue Hotel, and Mr.. Cobb entered into
semi-relglous conversatio with one of tberu
and IN nalf an hour they rose and passed 70 the
head OF the stairs. Suddenly Gen Cobb ex.
Perienced contraction Of the muscles and sat
down on the steps and died Immediately AT.
ferward He was q man of full habit slant
ana eoinpaetiy built, and subject to vertigo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-10

The Rev. Mr.. Croswell, Of Maryland, has
presented amemorial to the Protestant Episco-
PAL Convention IN New York praying that a
diocese be formed in that State, embracing the
Eastern Shore
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done b. GR1nOH RIOHA RDeOE.
.. sssss.srs c.s LithosrspIsss
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NAmong the latest novelties is an ironing
Glove to protect the hand from heat when IRON
ny The under part - composed OF several
thickness of flannel ..r l.
Uyienna police have seized all the copies
q apastorsl letter by one OF me Austrian Bush
IL the empire.
exA movement L. beginning In Virginia 10
secure an extension Of the stay law, which ex.
pires on the first OF January.
SEA .srespectable" lady was sent to prison
Iuesday IN New York, on complaint Of her
dsugbters, for being confirmed drunkard.
~ Mrs. SteigeI, charged with the murder Of
ber husband IN ST. Louis, some time since, has
been ui~d srd acquitted.
s%An organization called the Workingmen's
I,ord's Day Rest Association has just been
formed In London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-10

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On N. wx .s,,.so, c ssRteTssr 2, ies.
Orsnssville, n. T.: praying for the extension Of
PATENT granted to him % the ID day Of Jauusry.
Blasts, &c:
II 10 ordered that s:id PETITION be heard ct thin
nay eSSes: III, sassn:ISn; Shsetieas dsposi
tSsniy dsys before the dsy OF besriSs TINS once
81. HODGES.
- :S-u3W Acting Oommissionsr Of Potsnta.
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CHURCH ORGANS, -
rrfT ARLODEOESUINU
From 81 X FIRST class makers, for SA LIE or RENT
for long or abort time, on accommodating terms.
JOHN =. ELLIs
oc9 e 500 Pa avenue
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- W. H. NARROWER. -
~ $50 SEVENTH STREET. -
Near Pennsylvsnia aysaae.
SUPERIOR COOKING AND OTHHR STOVES

MORNING GLORY STOVE.
..- PORTABLE HEkTRRs
.- FIRE PLACE STOVES,
NEW FAy0RIrE BAsE-BCRNER
And variety OF BEATING STOVES, al sizes. a
hhblokD PklOEs. oc7 dat
RHMoyEpTo sse D STREET.,
kNAR TExrH.
DOUGLASS MOORE. Pape,s Haas,T, Gpiels-
sertr, and dealer IN Wtadosc SAadss. 342 ID a..
eef. eh asd l0ih Il viii rua Cd ny extsnsiv v. ,tss
Tor the neat thirty days so cheap that a orers
grsst inc uesment 70 purchasers. Gall and exam
DOUGLASS MOORE has just opened On s,e-
CANT assortment Of goods IN his line Of busipss..
eomprisine Q general variety Of PAPER aLNC'
iNGs Of pew a3d fs,hionsbie patterns suitable for
Shsmbersxtosethsr vita Borders. Column View s
Shades for sale cheap. window Corpices. Rur.
white and Green Holland for Shades ebaie Tia'
lures. Cord and fassels, Paper Bfinds II sir So
ing Curie1 Hair. Furniture and FLOOR OH Cloths,
Table Cloths. Pew and other Cushiops A. ~
nooRk make. 20 order IL the best manner win:
e I Ano Sea Snrtmns, Gar eets, Cushions CURED
holsterfng and Paper Hanging Busine1 ,ronet'v
attended t.. Rooms. &C., paperod ~ shorf r,,,ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-10

TIE ELECTION II DnAwARx.-It has al.
ready BEEN stated thar on tuesday the election
took place in Delaware for Inspectors Ana other
iotai officers. The Democrats carried New
Castle county, by Go majority, Kent csnuty by
I.f75, and Sussex comfy by about l,2sO. The
Ienocrstic ms loriiy IN the State, According to
the wilmington Gasstte, Is over 3,ooo, which Is
q large gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-10

Jusf RHoHIvED-
ONE THOUSAND BOXES
Extra new large and small
eCALKD HRRRINe.
For sale AZ cargo prices BY the
NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY,
PeI nsylvauis avenue.
ociu between 10th and Ith strects
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Pho MICS, EXCURSIONS, 10.

L Or MOUNT NON.
The Steamer ARROW, - Captain rho.. st.s,s.
pole, leaves her wharf, foot Of Sew -
s esah .,sset; gAIILrf SousT
VERNON, landing and receiving passengers a
ALEXANDRIA, f0RT FOoTE, FoRT NASH
HOUSE. va.-returnisg TO the city ~ .. m.
are TO Mount Vernon and RETURN. incl nding Cd
missl n 20 the Mansion and Grounds, 81 50
Refreshments on board.
Ticket, for sale 81 all the principal Hotels ssd
az the etesmerb wharf
The Arrow can be chartered by private psrties,
clubs, or associations 20 mxke afternoon or noon
light excursions on the Potomac by APPLYING on
board, or to JAMES SYKES,
General su perfntendent.
% 10 I'm Office Willsrds' Hotel.
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a LxkSVTIoN IN EIRGIsIA-John Parkins
was executed in the Jail yard at Portsmoutn.
Va, yesterday, Tor aRcutrage on Miss SarTh
Fogc. Perkins walked 10 the scarfoid firmly
and sfter the prayer Of the clergyman WAS M.
fshed he addressedihe crowd, say in z he exf,ec.
TED IN a few minutes 20 appear before q 81 and
cleared a. b n final statement on earth thai b .
" as innocent, and did not know whether Sara b
cB- c-clocb. Perkins died ~ ten minutes A
dssacbm of the TwentIeth IRfantry was
rresent 20 preserve order. Perkins was from
Wakefield, N. Ii. .-r. ~ .-raEt.r
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The SUIT AGAINST GENERAL BurLER
The Baltimore Anrerican Of this morning says
IL Is expected mat this morning there will be
bearing before Judge Doboin in the supreme
touft OF THIS city on the preliminary Questions
sltslns I'D me cases of Charles W. Woolley ana
hiiRneTly Bro hers vs.. General Il. r. Butler
AessIs. h j. Brenl. Addison and Msrrick are
counsel for The plaintihs, while Hon Caieb
Cnsaang and William Sc al-y, Esqs, have been
feEuneu as counsel Tor General Butler.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-03
, CleveIand market-JuIyI.

FLOUR-Dull and favors buyers; held at
$1I 50@12 for Xxx red winter; Xxx spring
at $40 50@11; country brands dull, heavy
and irregular; held at SO 00@10 90 for Xxx
spring; $10@11 so for XXX red winter
$12 50@13 for xxx white. HG
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged; demand
confined to car lots; No. l red winter held
at So 21@2 %; No. 2 do at So II.
CORN-Dull and nominal at 92c for No
! shelled on spot. -. b.
OATS-Quiet and unchanged; No. l state
held at 72c.
PORK-Good demand; sales No. city
mess at $2S 30; No. mess $27 30; clear
$50 30. .eo. 3 +, t.i-sia -H- p.
LARD-steady and firm; sales city rem
dered at 1S1a@19c.
BEEF-Oemand fair and market steady
at $50 for extra mess.
HAMS-Good request and firm; sales of
sugar cured canyassed at zoe; plain cured
do at 19c.
sHoULDERs-sales 1900 lbs at 15c for
canvassed, 14c for uncanvassed.
BACON-Steady and unchanged at 16c
for city cured. k...-.... had ii...
DRIED BEEF-Active request and mar
ket steady; sales of 1000 lbs city cured can
vassed at 20c. ~ aa-.
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged; West
ern Reserve held at 23@4c for shipping
lots; 25c for small lots, extra nice; Central
and Western 20@22c.
e CHEESE-The weather Is too warm for
active movements; held at 12@l4c for
dairy and factory; zoe for "Young Amer
ica."
EGGS-Dull and heavy at 1S@19c for
fresh receipts, in retail lots.
POTATOES-Sound Peachblows in good
request at 81 25@1 80 on track and from
store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-03
rhe Attorney GeneraI,s Eyesight.

The Attorney Generals Eyesighf.
"Agate," of the Cincinnati Gazette, and the
Chronicle are having lively debate as to
whether Hon. w. FL. WEsT's eyesight is
bad, middling, good middling, fair or bully.
As the matter has assumed a portentious
shape, inspired by desire to pour oil on
the troubled waters and preserve the
'newspaporiap peace, we add the weight
of little story in regard to Brother VESTS
power of vision. 1t was told us by gem
tleman who had attentively perused the
Bellefontaine City Directory, and must
have known whereof he spoke. He said:
''The Honorable BILLY WEST has wis.,
ion a good deal like horse with blinders
on. He can see straight ahead but not side
ways, and this defect in his vision has caus-
ed his friends considerable trouble in lead
ing him from place to place, and given
rise to many laugh at his expense"
1t Is told of him that one hot day while sit
ting In his law office at Bellefontaine, with
his feet stuck up on the table in front OF
him, he leaned back in his chair, and took
a snooze. Now, be it known, that the hon.
orable gentleman's honorable feet, bear no
resemblance to the feet of Chinese lady.
On the contrary quite the reverse. They
are so big he has to go to the forks OF a
road to pull his boots off. He had been
pestered all the morning with boys and
girls peddling matches and things, and was
probably dreaming of these annoyances,
Anyhow the attentions of a remarkably
big blue bottlefiy buzzing round his nose
woke him up, and as his line of vision was
direct to the two feet on the table, he took
them to be peddlars, and said: 'Go away,
little boys; go right away. 1 don't want
to buy anything to-day" Whether it was
defective vision or effective feet that caused
the delusion, this de2onent sayeth not. One
thing Is certain, WEST has never been able
to clearly see his way into Congress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-03

SALOON AND REsTAURANT.-All those who
desire cool drink this hot weather, or a
warm or cold meal, will do well to drop in
at No. 13 West Broadway, where they will
find Hennebo and his gentlemanly and at
tentive assistants always ready to attend to
their wants. He has recently added an
other room to his establishment, and is now
prepared to accommodate his patrons in the
very best of style. His bar is supplied with
the best of wines, liquors and cigars, and
his larder filled with all the delicacies of
the season. Citizens and strangers visiting
his place will always find him on hand,
both day and night. is "a f.j: jy3-lt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-03
Radical Nomina,Iops.

The Radical Congressional Convention of
the 18th District met at wellsville yester-
day. JACOB A. AMBLER, of Columbiana,
was nominated on the eighteenth ballot.
Gen. SCHNEIDER, of Stark, Adjutant Gem
eral of Ohio, was slaughtered on the sew
enteenth ballot.
In the 18th District they had lively
time of it. The candidates were MASON,
PARSONS and UPsoN. On the forty-eighth
ballot WILLIAM 81. UPsoN, of Summit, was
nominated. The confusion, cussing and
wire-pulling is said to have been terrific.
Sore heads prevail. "How good and how
pleasant thing it is for brethren to dwell
togethe in unity"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-03
[From the Nashville Union.l =
STRANGE NON.
ssCotfon-tails'' ON the Move
Strange and UJuuufural.


A citizen of Robertson county, just in,
reports strange and unnatural movement
among the small game in his vicinity. For
some days past his plantation has been lit
orally overrun with myriads of rabbits in
groups and gangs, coming from the North
and leisurely passing to the Southwest.
During the day they travel but little, gen.
orally lying close, nibbling the herbage in
the shade until disturbed, when they break
cover like swarms of flies. At night, how
ever, the earth is literally covered with
them, marching, countermarching, dancing
and romping in the starlight, their move
ments seemingly directed by certain gray
Whiskered patriarchs.
The gentleman has been compelled, In
self-defense, to inaugurate, with dogs, clubs
and firearms, a war of determination, but
although he has killed hundreds, there
seems to be no diminution in the number
OF these little "cotton-tailed erratics. He
thinks they are feasting upon the locusts,
as they are following the general direction
OF this seventeen year pest. 1t may be,
for we have read of the migratory habits
OF squirrels, field-mice, etc., yet deemed
the hare family free from such unaccount-
able weakness. Maybe the rabbit families
have long been growing tired of the
Brownlow dynasty, and have started for
more congenial feeding aground. What
must be the feelings of that man whose ac-
tions have even embittered the life and ex-
istence of poor rabbit? -"'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-03

THE U. s. Senate, on Saturday last, re-
jected the nomination of Gen. JOHN E.
MuLFoRD as Collector of Internal Revenue
for the Third District of Virginia. Gen.
MULFoRD is we'll known as gallant SOL
dier who served in the Federal army
throughout the war. Kind friends of the
soldier, these Radicals, when they can
make tool of him but when he will not
become their catspaw. they say, "Off with
his head! So much for his service to his
country !"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-03
Proceedings of the Democratic
Judicial Convention.

Pursuant to call, the Democracy of the
Second Subdivision of the Third Judicial
District, composed OF Putnam, Van Vert,
Mercer, AuglaiZe and Allen counties, met
in mass Convention at Lima on Wednes-
day, June 18th, 1868, at 101s o'clock, and
the Judicial Central Committee, Hon. T.
M. Robb, when, on motion of j. A. Ander-
son, of Putnam, w. v. NJ. Layton, ESQ.,, of
Auglaize, was chosen temporary chairman,
and g. ID. Kinder and D. S. Fisher were ap-
pointed Secretaries.
The committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resotued That this Convention indorses
the platform of principles adopted by the
Democratic State Convention of the Sth of
January last, and we pledge the Democratic
State ticket our cordial support.
Resolved That George Fl Pendleton is the
unanimous choice of the Democracy of this
District for President of the United States.
Hon. James Mackenzie was then nomi-
mated as candidate before the convention,
when Hon. E. Phelps, of Auglaize, moved
that the rules be suspended, and that Judge
Mackenzie be declared the nominee of the
convention by acclamation, which motion
was seconded by A. j. Stout, of Putnam,
and being put was carried amid cheers, and
without dissenting voice. Mes. rs
Judge mackenzie was then called, and
came forward and addressed the conven-
tion in neat speech, thanking the Democ-
racy for the renewed confidence reposed in
him, as shown in the honor then conferred,
which action he hoped they would never
have reason to regret.
The following telegram was received
from Van Vert county:
= III VAN VERT, June IL, 1888.
Democratic Judicial Convention: Cast
the vote of Van Vert county solid for Mac
kenzie. =. w. CowAN.
On motion, it was H-F'1 q = I
Resolued, That the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the Democratic
papers of the District, the Cincinnati En-
quireY, Ohio Statesman and Crisis.
On motion, the Convention then adjourn
ed sine die. 5000 w -lf
w. v. NJ. LAYTON, Chairman.
G. d. KINDER,l Sooro.ar;os
d. S. FISHER, oecretafies' 40 eaar.a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Warming TO Counterfeffers, anda
Caution 10 Purchasers.


No expense win be spared. no legal means of pun
ishng fraud will be neglected in the effort prevent
the counterfeiting of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BifTERS. Bnt scoundrtlism. when its cunning and
activity are stimulated b the hsps of gain, is very
'ingenius and Industrious. The men whose despi-
cable business it to simulate valuable proprietary
medicines, and who substitute therefor DANGEROUS
or wortllsss Preparations, are proverbially difficult
to catch. Most Of them have many aliases, land
they fit from State to State with surprising agii
ty. in the hope of evadnR the clutches of the law
The proprietors of R0STETTER'S STOMACH
BiTTERS are determined. if possible, to Aunt Issns
do'oss Travelling agents s=s employed FOR this pur-
pose, and whenever an offender is detected he is
prosecuted with tAe almost ri0or of tho Laso
No amount of vigilance. however. can prevent
the occasional introduction of limitations and coun
terfeits. The public are therefore CAUTIONED
MOTTO purchase any article purporting to be. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BlTFERS which is not
authenticated by the handsome Goyernment stamp
specially engraved for the proprietors and also By
their superb new label with beautiful yignette,
representing the conflict between st. George and
the Dragon. at the top. and q miniature note of
hand. signed Hostetter q Smith. at the foot. -
N. B.-The genuine BITTERS are sold in BOT
| TIES ONLY An persons who pretend to sell the
article by the gallon or barrel. are impostors and
the stuff they offer is worthless and probably pois-
onous counterfeit. =
| may23 23-deodkwlv-cw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-03

FIFTEEN bodies have been washed ashore
from the wreck of the steamer Morning
Star, which collided with the barque Cort-
land, on Lake Erie, on Saturday night, the
10th, when both vessels were sunk. The
total number of drowned and missing is
now said to be twenty-seven, but there is
said to be some hope that two sisters who
were on board have been saved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-03

ing strong; coupons 81, 113L@11336;
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STOCKS-5:30 prices: Wells Express
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Union A3s@24Is; Pacific Mail 10O3s@
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@9124; Toledo 0314@103M.
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Organization of the Democratic
l Club. 4 . "A

The Portsmouth Democratic Club met at
its Hall, over the Postoffice, on Court street,
on Monday evening last, and, alter adopt
ing Constitution and bylaws, organized
by electing the following officers: Presi-
dent, DR.. A. b. Jones; Vice President, w.
x. Thompson; Secretary. r. N. Spry !;
Treasurer, NJ. Kricker; Executive Com
mittee, j. M. Lynn, B. F. Cunningham,
e. B. Hughes, James Vigus and S. E.
Warner. f t. --.-. b..
A large number united with the club,
and the interest manifested showed that
the organization will be a powerful
auxiliary to the Central Committee, and
do effective service during the coming
campaign. The meetings of the club are
held on every Monday evening, and all
Democrats in the city are invited to unite
with it.-POrtsneoatth Times.