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New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

u,, aaa27e orneeO kc-Lght 2e0z Middle 7sa21c Hsay
sSSs hsmSgd All Weeht-22ld d25e Poor Damaged oil
iSaIc Siaug6teI-ROugb, 37G9sc Light Al@44ei Aooe
has been more activity American Iogot copper
s nast vssk preesaye sdvAAced and close b Leaa eP 49,
Tin are dull and Duees nominal .u. IA the market Is
sSv ap On Fall former figures Sales Of O hnus tsTs
~ S sOc as b and 356 bids Barbados on md
ELyAL STORES Crude Turpentne is guet fplrs arc ''
oILSAmeresn iuseed fn and have bad & am md poes
i93 "A Tor and barrels English DO s
owins In Crude Fish oils has been but I'D a. for
prces unchanged bowevFi we quote az Lard on
"a p M demand Al al asa 81 so for fair PRIME ~ $50 50 for
OH, q AXE we note sales 10 day Of 100 tuns "s'''
1n nSisev after last issue the reia m,rA
IN general demand bat then ha,e
~ ouy inquiry and have to note muen ~ [ iveTv has
- tr ~ srk The disposition 70 purchase m
-. - a. bitb,rfo and the trade baYe slocSu % 49,
,h L. frsedu Mess Only hneu - 90 bbis
o., ied ay In week At Sl4 so - 90 uay
D. l. pIv moderate prices nominal a. 20 =
~ In fair demand ana Win n'eu
.nA ode oaerBgs Choice qualities we're better ana W % N wy
i M Eee 200 bb az S90 &5 for common 70 fair County
prsrds. el5d Plain Mess ana SIo oOG$E2 G bAA
10 mas been neglected aud prices low and quite nof
~ Reef n are lower and only limited business passing
1 90 as Cut Meats have declined and have been
~ ss,ed Semsnd. Prices al The close are nominal
81 , Hams 173 Bacon IN The absence business
sHt nominal Dressed Hogs dull al uldntc Lard has hun
stsd shortly last hmer feeling was apparent under
more active demand but Of late this inquiry has sbaied and sne.
h.ry hstsuug light receipts s evident the
snt h prices greatly restrict the local conumpton ana the
Iose Tho market 7idl8c for No. l. 8d8c for C
Is, dg Prime Stea asd lSlGec ior Kettle hshoereu
BUrTER unehaDged the receipts continue light and most
kOders ar We quote: o,a,o
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
SfnantiaI.

nESIRABLE FIRST GLASS INVESTMENT.
H THE LEiGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY 0hcr for SALE
A. neT Ohce, No 800 Wslnutst Philadelphia
At HlkETYFfYE PBR CENT,
OHE MILLION DOLLARS or TBEIR MORTGAGE BONDS,
enog NTEkIkT a tie rate Of SIX PAR CENTuM per
ikkh bTATE and UNITED STATES TAXES PAYABLE the Let
Gays n Juhs aud December
ssd Bonds either Coupon Registered and SECURED By
nOhi6AGh on tie RAILROAD aud BRANCHES tie ROLLING
bIoCk and The FRANCHISES Of the COMPANY.
Ih outstanding Bonds Of tue Company due 1879 w be received
Ieh'nss f' hsss hanl. IA CHAMBERLAIN seerstATE
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

STOCKHOLDERS of the CHICAGO, ROCK
- ISLAND and PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY who opposed TO
pepetusOn Of the Official othe managers @
Of the recent act Of the Iowa Legislature which was secured
the acceptance Of conditions and unjust who believe IN th
Of sbhIeboes hold meetings accordance with the charter sn
laws OF the Company their property and 70 e
Trustees who are favor In the sdminnr
ton the the property some egualneoe cut
the earnings requested send their proxies for The election 10 @
be at Chicago the Of June neI either Of the undeeo Eno
Will fTnlsh blanks on application -. .,.,.,pI
HENRY BLOOD OF Jay Cooke Co.
d. r. MORGAN, No. % Wiliamst
GEORGE J. FORREST, No lbNassaust
VIM ii. APPLETON, No. 81 GIand'sk
EKwYORH May, 1868. ----
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
Il HOLDERS Of the CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND. and PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY consolidated WILDE held atCilCAG0 III a.
the Once Company the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN JUNE 1905
enl O'clock ELECTION Of DIRECTORS Will then
and there be held and such other business transacted as may be oagh'
~ WILLIAM H. APPLETON
HOWELL L. WILLIAMS,
HENRY BLOOD,
GEORGE DBNISON
RUFUS HITCH,
EDWARD r. PANSHAWR
MEETING Of the stockholders Of the Chicago aud R9k iIahS 10
~ he
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

AMBBTlHG OF the Stockholders Of the Chicago aud RoS1 iIanc
Railroad Company Illinois will be held the FlRSI fIDAi
JUNE, 1863 10 (enl O'Clock the Once the SneasO 20
Island and Pacific Railroad Company In the City Of Chicago III
RLBCT DIRECTORS such other bgneSs may Do
brough before the meeting hhNh1 pr q yTlEsuAUR
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

AYTKREOo PROysoN MARKET 5oCLOcKTbe market Is ou oi
New Mess Pork 80 cash and regular We heA W
PETRoLEUM-The MARKETS duj quote Cnds Of l3S e1if
Refined In bond 29c Tor 3 on
sDot 29c buyer june and 29c buyer JAY keeePS Is
Rehned bhA Crude In Philadelphia, Crude az
Refined in bond 27l02c for WI reep" today le0 Dds nc
hit seSdy at IIel1lc for Carolina and si for Rangoon
sUGARRaw sugars active at the moment but refining
after and stronger closing AZ %
Il bids at l2t dl3c for Cba ahu iV
bOIsssvaua p, ac Refined quiet a. iote 70, S - bs. %
gKNSoat eonnus active request At l rates ana We nave 70
the and 240 to errVe mostly ~
soc gold bales Curacao and o. bales fa 1n
desirable IN
Parcels TO arrive are beyond views Of buyers
E demand at about recent rates sales are
sisai $500 American 22oo 10 Para 600 Vera Cruz. ana
he'd bero he reach Of bny The receipts M the week have been
ouite large Deef-IIondars 42lc h gold San Juan 4Oe 90
Do; Boys 9 dodO SisAl 4Se dc do vera sV P OU
4a4ic o. TO- Goat-Tampiro 50d5c y n gold Matamoro &C
90 DO Bueuos Aes 28d32c DO, DO ;Psyta SGSz 90 ue
Cuacos, 102ic do euneDeyi Cape, Ei@4te a0 90 ufA
Upwssbed srd SoalOc for Washed.
SREDSA limited business In Grass SEEDS az ahou FORMER p0es
Rough Far Seed but qae at so 600S2 % per bush
SOAP sales ei 40 boxes CASTLE at lo4dle the aemAho
STRAW is firm and active OOe for Long Rye and sOe for
Short DO -, ,. -. -. .,
demand moderate ard the market steady sales OF
Oe0O 10 Fat I2Gl2 3l6c The inquiry In part for export -
note our asi plceb
unchanged The demand moderate ana eonhDs9 70 ss
parcels for the immediate wants Of manufacturers We qoe as
foyloxs: Domestic Fieeces st 44a47N for EAtve aud 1
Meunos 4a52c for and o. toaSS 0I bhs s1ass ~
55GCc Sa1ony neeces 30d36c for No Pulled 4zGoe %
washed California; for Fine DO 20e24c for common 70 Gho
Coubng at O35 We quote Foreign as iooS
south American S2d3c for Common Washed ZaS @ Unxashea
3a9e for Washed Entire Rios Zd55 r
wsbe1 Creole 26d3sc for Washed COdOvsi Chan AZ SS0Ic M
Upyae Mesza Meno; Cape Of Good Hope 35d4oc for On
Bst India 20d4Oe for Washed and African AZ
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

2s-EVKSfNG.-United states flNt iNtAues VpeItu
of 862, and closed at IA for the old issue.
29-EyKSlNG. a. COit0a-The market closed nrm ana
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

OTTIcn oV ASSISTANT QuARTEHsAsrER GEskRAL -. I
Con OF HOuproS GRKKNEsrx ~ T. Cry May ~ Soh
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited ana VIII
- n, t,e,y,d Al This odee until O'Clock TUESDAY June
is6s or tie deliver. whar7 NsWforh HsToo s may be
400 600 our Hundred pounds HAY good merchant
able noth has usually been purchased BY TINS Depart
-. z..U..
100000 tone Hundred and FRY lh00'an'l POah0' O'
quality, ~ ,,-., 4. t.-...,,o, n,
The sm. for ,hpmsb, CbArein c. subject to Inspection
es Tinted states reserves privilege ofrsng any all Of the
bids ndsmsd advisable The suoceAa baaer wiz DC req1'1
commence delivery Immediately. -,
The names Of nrets required Ia accompany each bd
.-i h ProposAs for Forage and addressed 10
a. -...sJ W. " '- '' RIfFIJS INGALLS,
Breyet Major. General and Asst q NJ General
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
Yursts, 6arriaats, &c,

CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
Thr ninth ST j. HENRY, AaetiOnseL Regular Gales oi
Ors,, C.frg sgh H.I3 Robe. BsHas TSP, TSl Se
g ng M horses No posponement on account OF
weather stock the above articles always 90 mana As
,se Al auction price. Consignnents respectfully solicited
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
NTARIPOSA COMPANY.

M
Copies Report n the Committee Of Investigation appointed by
the Bondhers 0fh Maposa Company read At their meeting OF May
a. 1863 proposed plan Of tie purchase Of the prior 5 on We
he bv application 70 tile Chairman BENJAMIN W
STLLWELL No. N Chsmbersst or TO WILLIAM AUFEhhAhh
esq member Of the Committee NO. % E1chsnge place.
TTHE NATIONAL LLIFE-SANING AND SHIP
B4LASTING COMPANY the balance Of the uusub
sb,d par Of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS the working
capital the COMPANY Application 70 be made 20 L. ChOhE
Nec.i .iarrk e l.elaI.ll keM.IoTL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
J. K. hIUEUUIt
Liam Commissioner Of the COUNTY of YabA.

STATE OF ILLNoIs, TREAsUKER's 0yFIcE, !
SPRINGFIELD, May q, 1868. :
TTHE INTEREST which will mature on the
s Monday ofJuy 1863 upon stock Of the State Of Illinois and
The interest percentage Of principal by law payable BY the State
upon bonds Of the Counties Of HaneoE SchJe
and Brown and CITY Quincy, the state Of Illinois which viii
then mature be paid THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
n Jpiy nrorimo GEO W. SMITH State Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
0TTcE OF THE CHICAGO Rock ISLAND PAoITi9 RA5ESAeco
no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM-

PASYT1 eesiature Of Iowa. act passed unanimously
has postponed The election til une 1852 and The state OF Iowa % m
has obtained the officers and Directors
Of the Company injunction which orb ne Directors ana soc
holders Company their agents attorne servants o eonn
or and all persons acting under them nom esing any
for an election taking action in sne neeung po yuns oo
No cu or Of this Company can therefore
viii be held June Any attempt hold such election or mesl
In irregular and irresponsible notification Nnleh h
appeared violation Of law and breach OF me
the Court 'ohN T. iNANi' -'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
iSTITE OT MiSSEoTA ONIoE TlE TERAscsEk oy sdATE
"a HrNrNEcpr A CTR ATE 7 OAN -pROp0SA G

iSTITE on MiSSEsOTA OYFOE TREASURES OF STATE
Sr. PAUL. MAY 49, 1866 )
MINNESOTA STATE L0AN.-PROPOSALS
WI for 800 OOOTbe Legislature Of the sate Of Minnesota having
authorizing the bonds Of the bate TO e nohn
hundred hOn1d dollars the proceeds be applied 70 dea e
bnduz expenses State nsions said bonds TO be made pAe
years the time they negotiated At seven per eent interest,"
per this Office 70 holders the
Eastern place hereafter to be designated IN hesok
y notice hereby that sealed proposals win be received at this
once said THE bonds to be sG,d 10 sans
EACH until MONDAY Juue L. l868 At ocock No. the
to be paid before the art July next IN currency upon ihs
delivery Of hesbondA
indosd Proposals r State Loan, and sdresedto
e undersigned his Office EMIL MUNICH state Treasurer
OYTcK or THK HUDsoS RfvgA RaltRoiD 60, a
No $50 WESr THTKrlETH 81, SHw-fOK May y I8g3
HNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
Il HOLDERs of THR HUDSON RIyBR RAILROAD Co, for the
ELECTION o. TRTEES DIRECTORS of the ensuing year viii be
Cty on MONDAY June leS Polls viii be from IL unit,
longer beyond the setting the the
Inspectors nd Necessary to receive the votes Of se
tors presenting themselves -
THE transfer books will be closed from O'clock the 18th day
Of NAV untl O'Clock a. m the 9th day Of June
AUGUSTUS s0HBLL Secretary.
MoHKis AND BssEI RAILRoAD COMPANY,
OFFICE SECRETARY AND AUDITOR,
HoBoKEs n. j., May rs, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting Of stockholders OF THR MORRIS AND EssgX
ensuing year viii be held Office Of the Compsh HOboken on
THURSDAY jane 25, 1865, ct 10 ..
PoIs VIII he from 1880 10 ll:3la. m.
TsnsfsT Books viii closed om June 90 June 90
By order Of the Board
HENRY w MILLER Secretary
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.FURL .F0R ,.THR State,

eht Ss6t CoLrasG5, ID as So q, August M e 4 isss bio
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE II e
~ ceived at the Office Of the Secretary Of State
Monday, the nth day OF September
next 1t ie o'clock noon for furnishing the State Of
Ohiowith Fuel fore one year. IS foliows:go9s2 +
10000 Bushelsoo0f Hooking COal,
of the best quality, lower vein of Hooking Coal
and free from slate. slack and dirt. 'eiV alif j
81 ie2O, 900 Bushels of Coke, s5so1
to weigh not less than 40 pounds to the bushel. to
beof good quality. and kept dry. 5Ho e.h" 'o9l
bsgGbas' SO Cords of Wood, 5bi1DI yS'
the same to be Of Hickory, Beech or Sugar, four
feet length, straighS and well split. q
The quantities above named to be increased ct
the option of the Secretary of State. i.l z svf6 Z
The Fuel to be delivered without charge for such
delivery. at the State House. Columbus, Ohio.
Proposals to be accompanied by samples, and to
specify the kind quality and price Of the fuel pro
Each proposal must be accompanied by o bond
with atleest two good and sufficient sureties, in
the penal sum of not2exceeding twenty thousand,
lawl, conditioned for. the faithful performance Of
such contract rs may be awarded.
The bids to be made and the contracts to be
awarded in accordsnce with the terms of the act
entitled An act to for the purchase of sta-
.ensIy usI and other articles for The General As,
andrA act to amend sections four and six, and To
repeal section i've Of the above entitled act pass
ed March Sd. 1853. Bids to be endorsed on the en-
yelopes. Proposals for furnishing Fuel for the
in ali eases squsIin quality to the samples. 11ss
RYE sosN be rsgsdIy enforced y IL srofg
;ausa-a.oatd lsTsaeD .2aN q st.ie
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of coffee now take all a man can earn in
a day, while ins1s59 he could get four
teen pounds for the same amount of mon
eye 0negmonth's work in 1859 would
cicthe q man, his wife and two childrt n
for year. Now it takes fully two ana
a half months to accomplish the same
results. These are practical results of
the system under which we are operat-
ing at the present time, and they illts
trate the, bad effects Of dispropoftioning
EXPENSES to compensation. uoI1ol
Now why is this, and who arerespon-
sible2 The answerSis two-fold. First,
the Radicals have burdened the nation
with an uuheard of debt, which raised
taxation, and consequently the price of
all articles consumed or used by the Ia
boring classes and secondly, they pre-
vent the full resources Of the country
from being developed by unwise and
oppressive laws, and in this manner
make the North pay more than her share
Of the national expenses. It is a fact
which the workingmen understand that
they arethe wheel horses; they, at last.
foot all the bills. Tax real estate, as it
is in the city, and at once rents are rais-
ed. Put heavy hand upon manufac-
lures, and up goes the price of goods
Let the grocer feel his profits
dwindling 80 away under } the re-
peated calls of the tax-gatherer,b and
tea, "a coffee, sugar. salt, and other
necessary articles win soon mount up
the scale Of prices. This is the reason
why prices are so high--the explanation
Of the difference between the produce of
asday's or d month 8 labor in 1859 and
the same amount of work in 1868. To
this must be added the fact that in 1889
we raised from three and q half to. FIVE
m 11ions bales of cotton per year, and the
price of this was added to the national
wealth, distributed among the States
and came home to each man in the
wholesome condition of business, low
taxes and cheap prices. Now the cotton
crop is not more than two million bales,
if that, while the negroes are supported
by the Government at a yearly expense
ofover twelve millions Of. dollars.A Age.
H uH a.
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] PROPOSALS.
q gtat PROPOSALS. 2 p p. p,
PAPER FOR, ,THB STATE.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.(
COLUMBUS. o., August 4. 1885,
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL RE RE.
y .!ceiyed at the office of the Secretary of State
Monday. the 18th day of September
next at noon, for furnishing Paper for the use Of
the State of Ohio. for one year. as follows:s bu
2,5OO Reams Double Super Royal
-o3 &3IPrinling Paper ,aasI sdj o
27S by Al inches to weigh not less than IS pounds
sd1 ID liIW stoithe ream.i 81. sgpetoa lisd
100 Reams Double Flat Cap,9u
1sx by ~ inches to weigh at least pounds TO the
40 4.,,-,,e 49,, ream.
rs Reams Brochure Cover Paper,
Assorted coors 90 BY q inohes weigh at least
The quantities above named to be increased at
the option of the Secretary Of State. aiIeg1 siA
Bids must be accompanied by sa pples Of the pa
per, and must specify the price at which such
House. in Columbus. Ohio.rIh sfaiiab Z 90 ~
The paper must be of the best quality The de-
livery Of the paper to commence on the first of No
Each proposal Gas required BY law) must be ac-
companied bya bond, with at least two good and
ing twenty thousand dollars, nor less than five
thousand dollars conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance Of such contract as nay be awarded,
in accordance with the terms Of an act entitled An
act to provide for the purchase of Stationery, Flu
q s9d Staes srslss fGT s aa
to amend sections four and six, and to repeal sec.
tion five of the above entitled act," passed March
8, 1858. -<.S~A
for furnishing Paper for the State, -g9ah .1IIs
Bidders are assured that no paper will be received
unless It conforms in every respect with the sam
plesa This provision will be ssEictly fdheFed to-.
aug4-deodtd - - i. Secretary OF State. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-27
NOTICES.
Sale Of City Property.

TNfPURSUANCEi OF A DECREEl OF
Franklin and State Of Ohio, at the November term
which Isabella A. Moore was plaintiff and John A.
Moore and others were defendants, ], VIM. Shields,
administrator dc 6onis non with the will annexed
of John Armstrong, deceased. will, on the .
Fifteenth day OF September, A. D. 1868,
offer for sale the door of the Court House, in the
city of Columbus, in said county of Franklin, at
public vendue. the following described real estate
situated in said city of Columbus to and east
of the Lunatic Asylum. being part of half section
thirteen C3). township Eve 80. range twenty-five
C22h Refugee land, bounded as follows, viz
Beginning at q hickory tree on the old County
road, corner to Nathaniel Hamlins land; thence
south 20 deg, west thirty seven CID poles to post
thence south one hundred and forty-one CAD poles
and five links to post in the middle Of the turn
half ca 10 degrees east thirty GOD poles to post in
the turnpike road thence north sixty-six and one
half (66 ~ poles post thence east ten Q0) poles
to post thence north eghty-one (SD poles to the
beginning, as these monuments were in the year
A. ID. 1916, being about thirty acres of land. 81,
The terms Of sale as follows, viz: Ten thousand
dollars lSl0 000 of the purchase money to be paid
at the time of the confirmation of the sale. and he
remainder in two equal installments in and two
years from the day of sale, with interest payable
annually. A deed to be made to the purchaser on
the confirmation of the sale BY said Court. with a
mortgage on the premises conditioned as aforesaid
y '''''' '-''' WILLIAM SHIELDS, @.
Administrator de 6osis non with the will annexed
OF Jonn Armstrong. cog zazv -a.fr augl4-dtd
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Bank Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all whom it may concern that the City Bank
of Cleveland, an Independent Banking Company.
organized and carrying on business as an Indepen-
dent Banking Company at the city OF Cleveland,
Ohio, under an act Of the General Assembly of the
said State of ohio. entitled An Act to incorporate
the State Bank of Ohio and other Banking Com
panies passed February oath, IS45, being desirous
Of relinquishing and closing its Banking business
to that end has pursuance of the statutes of the
said state of Ohio in such case made, paid and re-
amount of its circulating notes, and delivered the
to the Treasurer of State of the said State Of
Ohio to be destroyed, and have provided means and
given security to the satisfaction of the Treasurer
Secretary, and Auditor Of State of said State Of
Ohio for the redemption of its outstanding notes OF
circulation at the office of the National City Bank
Of Cleveland at the said city of Cleveland, where
Done BY order of the Board of Directors of the
CITY Bank Of Cleveland, July 9th. 1868.
.oe .2uA .2Ia LEMUEL WICK, President.
ivII.d1fs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS 4ssz
LegaI Not1ce

Elizei M. Fischer, pl'f) igastateo Of Ohio,
Robert Robert T. E.ob.r Essb dsft FrAnklin g. County. 9
THE SAID ROBERT E. FISCHER, LATk
i of the city Of st. Louis, Missouri, is hereby
notified that the said Elize M! Fischer will pro-
coed to take the depositons of witnesses in this
tien at the office of g. n. Hospes, attorney at law.
southwest corner OF Fifth and Market street, in the
city of St. Louis in the county of St. Louis. State
betwee4 the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and five
o'clock z. NJ, with authority to adjourn from d y
to day, until all such depositions shall have been
taken. tftl - y 1iaillIleA53 10 S-5 4iu+ltl1 p
dated this 9Th day Of August. A. d. 1858. f
ELO1SE M FISCHER,
Bye. LoEwENsTEIN.herA Attorney. =
ssug7- -dltaw3w ~ " = q. - t1 p
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The RadIcaIso oAEafsst the Work
nj 5oa ssw ling Men. sas 20 5SntGt

Any system that dlsproport1ons ex--
penses to compensation 4 for labor i is
false.suisI a man is compelled to spend
more than he earns. the end is bank
ripley with the capitalist and suffering
and -privation with the laboring classes,
Itlooks well in print to see the wages of
carpenters, brieklayers, nasons, painters
and hod-earriers quoted 2. high figures.
People think they are in a fourishing
condition, and that the balances in the
different savings banks will lltestify to the
blessings Of the system which b has pro-
duceds these results. sda .sIsalIO ad5 M
But it must be borne in mind that the
advance Of wages was caused by the. OPP
eration Of certain, well known laws gov
erning all business transactions. The,
laborerss became aware of the fact that
their expenses were increasing with
alarming IA pidity, that they could not
support their families on what they re-
ceived per day. They paid more for the
houses in which they lived, more for the
food pnt upon their tables, more for cloth
ing, than they did few years ago, and
hence the necessity for additional COM
pensation.s The money gained by toll
in any given period. ten years ago.
would purchase a far greater amount of
necessaries than at the present time.-@
For four days work in 1889, u
laboring man could buy a barrel
Of -four. Now the same guam
t;tv Will takes Sthe proceeds of
a;gbf d.ysl labor Five pounds of tea
LISI~.s<sbk ,f,r s,ne davis work af
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-27

Apt AlllserRsfon's Artful Aid.
nlAesnius Of the County GoIrk, ireland,
is credited with the following ingenlii-I
ouslv constructed. advertisement about
afborse,IIig say, oee,gzr-,f : Tan4sW I
s.Snsukey. the prooerty of o. D.A.sat.l
u&rda9l the d sixteenth Of Septefnaber next,
viii besoid. Or set. up for q sale, at Skib-
bsrreen. strong .staunch. steady, sound,
ssout s;nawv. ssyv;ceable, smart. stran-
n;nrsusapuls' 4swifts slightly, 'sprightly,,
snifited. 8 sturdy, shining sareLfootsd
sfeek. asm smooth. maoSo 'sssDDanky, wweil-skinned,s
sized and shared sorrel ssteed of SUI
perlative gs1ydmfiieettrys5, net ys5so st9led Spanker;
Will sm5aif Star ana snip. .souuare.siided,
slsndsr.shonldered. :. sharp-sighted, = and
sts,,sIs;Ts,,Iarlv stafaly.l free f2o,i, strain!e
snrs;n sIsSS;;n u sros istr;nefalt stItabn.
gnary sc;atica staggers,sscoWenring, NE = e :
straneles. seeline. seilander. surfeit..
seams strumonse e.swelline. sorrances.
se,,.trhessaT rnl;nt.o1 souint. ! SQUIRT,
sas,se,os sssbs Y I.ssSarv9 1sores esscattarss
~ ! s1t7lambJ;bs Sa;tl 9or ssyInn-a
toms of sickness of anv sort. He is nei-
tbar & r.t;t "a mouth "A sba bbv.c,ouated s;nswv.
s sIrnp .r,Mrs-gs Ilsd saddI,,r backsd. shall
footed sb;nsrntted surbated, skin
sIhoa sLo-.1;,5aJ ,-foota5 nor
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-27
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FLORISTS.

rINRERwOOD 4 co. ARE now PIE
U pared to furnish from their extensive Nurse.
ry, east of the County Fair Grounds. between
mental Shrubs; Provence, Damask, Moss, China
Bourbon and Tea Roses; new varieties of Peonies
iChrysanthemuus, Dahlias, Yerbenas, &C.. dc. The
icoIlection will not be wanting in any desirable
novelty. Gut Flowers Of great variety in season.
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