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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

tion of oil in the Pennsylvania regions,
| from the amounts that have reached the
refiners at New York, Cleveland, Pitts
bugh, Boston, Philadelphia and other
points, from January ] to July l, was 1,275,-.
7S2 barrels of 40 gallons each. During the
same period 2,S3a,737 barrels were shipped
from the oil regions OF this State. 80
A Temperance Candidate.
The temperance men of this county are
going to run an independent candidate for
County Commissioners. The Commission
ers have the licensing of public houses to
sell liquor in their hands. 'a's - 3" :
Heavy Thunder Storm. lih
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. u. :.
very heavy thunder storm passed over
this city early this morning. and had the
effect of cooling the atmosphere materially.
I'J -ae Sudden Death. rs lis
Rev. Thomas Gallen, for many years an
Episcopal City Missionary, here, died soon
after preaching sermon yesterday alter
noon. =" qIt43D 4
Fen Into a CeIIar-Kiued.B
An old man named McCiusky, fell into
a cellar. up town, last night, and was killed
by the fall. +fI F .I-Y a. YTID
Death from Heat. :.
Mrs. Cohen died last evening from the
effects of the heat. -
Drowned i'm Brick Pond.
+ Two lads, named Wilson and Mason,
were drowned last evening, while bathing
in brick pond, down town. = 1l.. ~
Cattle. 5rr-a-r q
- 81 -af,-a. ID. ALBANY, Aug. II.
Ten or fifteen hundred cattle changed
hands to-day; the best extra Illinois at 81
@S31c. Holders have sustained heavy.
losses because of the plague panic. The
total receipts were 1000. of which only 2l
died. Nearly 1000 head remain. q
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FOREIGN NEWS. Y
BY ATLANTIC CABLE
NapoIeon,s speech.

4NhRoAOOA .SRCCCAs
s1@ e. LONDON, Aug. IA.
The recent speech of Napoleon is much
commented upon here. The newspapers,
consider it as an assurance of peace, but
others think it really cover for war prep
arations. p $3.50 i.s I-1 r. ci.ar s,tt dht
Emigration = Negotiations with
O. - the United States. Lsi
e,oL ~ BERLIN, Aug. u. 3
The Weiser Gazette to-day SAYS the,
Chancellor of the North German Confed-
Grafton has been authorized to enter into
negotiations with the United States and
other foreign powers for the purpose of
establishing a new international law pro-
viding for the protection and proper treat
ment of emigrants on the high seas.
The same journal also states that the city
of Bremen has been requested to so modi-
fly its laws on emigration that they may
conform to those of the city of Hamburg.
The Federal Government proposes to ap-
point an agent whose duty it shall be to
watch over the embarkation of emigrants
from German ports and report all abuses.
Hungarian Chambers. att
PEsTH, Aug. H.
The army bill passed the upper house of
the Hungarian Chambers without dis
senting voice. The lower house adjourned
until the 18th of September. The indica-
tious are that the Servian Prince, Alex
ander Kerageorgewich, now in prison here,
will be condemned by legal tribunal, be-
fore which he is to be brought on COM
plant of the Servian Regency.
Protest.
~ ~. LISBON, Aug. IL.
The Duke De Monpensier has addressed
communication TO the Queen of Spain,
protesting against the Royal order con-
demning himself and the Duchess of Mon
pensier to exile.
The Gar.
WIEsBADEN, Aug. II.
The Emperor Alexander of Russia is
stopping at Langerswalbach, about eight
miles from this place.
The King of Prussia arrived there ves-
terday and had an interview with the Car.
1t is understood that the conversation was
of most pacific character.
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chicago hIarset-Aug. i2.

FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-More active, and 2@2 1Seshigh-
err; sales No. at 81 S6@1 IS; No. 2y$l "a
@1 Is, closing at 81 771a@t 7S for No. 2;
sales this afternoon at 81 691a@1 20 for
No. 2, seller, August. 7'i'
CORN-Less active and firmer; sales at
81 0lH@1 OH for No., i; since noon
board sales No. 81 0l1a. e f,f,
OATS-In fair shipping demand, and 2
@21se lower; sales at, 1s@561sc, closing
at inside price. row l@f-i7 a5-.Ios
~ RY E--More active; sales No. j at 81 400
! r43; No. q 81 80; sales No. 1, seller, Au-
gust, 81 SO.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged; sales
No. 2 at 81 691s@1 20, and rejected 81 2711k
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Merchants Bank. <

N1oTICE IsHEREBY GIVEN To THE
N holders of the outstanding notes of the Mer-
chants Bank Of Massillon, and al others concerned
that in pursuance to the Of the 4lst
will be made to the Auditor, Treasurer and Score
tary of State to surrender the Bonds deposited TO
sf;n ne & o. said Psns che exP
l. STEESE, Pres't
Massillon, May %. 1858. u5-W6m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

REsIaNEp-Philo B. Conant on yester-
II day tendered bis resig ignation as State Sem
ator for the Twenty-sixth Senatorial Dis
frict, composed of the counties of Summit
and Portage. The Governor has accepted
thesame.- q zErA- n %.
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Mexican News.

y M .-- New YORK, August y.
Special reports from La Paz, Mexico, to
July 2Sth, Mazatlan to August LIST, and Vera
Cruz to August 9Th, are received. -f.e
Governor of Lower California.
Don Pablo Castra has been elected Gov
ernor of Lower California. General Dam
clos, the military commander in the terri
tory, expressed q willingness to accent
Castra, provided all his orders are issued
from the military headquarters. -
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St. Louis market-Aur

II ST. LOuIs UdrKet-AuK. Iy.
FDOUR--Active for medium grades, but
prices unchanged. f @I-
wHEAT--3a5c lower on all grades.
CORN--Firm and unchanged at 93a96c
for white. ---. 81. --..- -.-,, .r-.f..
S--Unchanged at 52a55c.
RYE--Better at 81 25. 'iion ns
o PROVISlONS-Quieta and unchanged.
I PORK--Sales at $50. -or--.
BACON--Sales shoulders at 1311alS1Sc !;
clear sides l7114a17%c.
LARD--Sales at 19c in tierces; 191sa2Oc
in kegs. Iei ,-is fa. .Ils n =
WHISKY--Unchange at 81 30.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

Az Sner1n 8 sale. l...N
F.J0seph Weitsenant's Admir-, Court q a,. Com; n;
Augustus M Kammerer. Franklin Co.
TN PURSUANCEOF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
L the above stated case from said court to me
directed. will offer for sale at public auction,
the door of the court house. in the city of Column
bus, ON VI -s2ai -iu aii 90 L- lSst. 'a .
Monday, the oath day of August, A. D.
1868, 81"
at O'Clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
tate, to wit: r..f,
The west half of lot No. thirty-two (w Il of 32l
in Bartlett, Hubbard & Smiths addition to the
city of Coumbus. as per pat of said ae dition re-
corded in the Recorders office of Franklin county.
Ohio, in piatrecord No. one (D page ~, to which
reference is here made for more particular de-
scription. e azHuu s7.iH,.'. -srir ~ -s-'T
Appraised at 81 10000.
Printers fees %. 90. F-..-l - -...-...-
''orro DREsEL. Atty. A '-''' >jy2s dit&wtd iiaSW
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Oreveland market-AugustI III.

{ FLOUR-Market firm and unchang-
ed; city made held at $100O@lO so
for Xxx spring; s11,0O@11 80 for Xxx red
winter. Country brands quiet at SEQ 10
for Xxx spring; SO 50@10 so for Xxx red
winter; S12@13 for Xxx white. rsf
b. WHEAT-No. l red winter 90 or; No. 2
do 81 90@1 SO.
CORN-Less firm; light sales at 81 O9@
10 for No. 1 mixed. b.r95 JsIi
OATS--Sales on spot at 63c, closing with
q declining tendency. .
RYE-Ofered at 81 35@1 40 for No.
State. i7't"'-' =" ii HJr" Ealf
BARLEY--No demand and .marketnom-
: PORK-Held at $50 90 for No. 1 mess;
$40 90 for No. 2 do; $32 90 tor clear,
LARD-Unchange and firm at 19c for
city rendered in tierces. iis Zdiyom
BEEF-The demand is light and the
market quiet. Extra mess held at $40 90.
HAMS-City sugar cured canvassed at
2lc; plain neld at 1S@l9c. p-fo'HGiIa
SHOULDLRS-Quie and firm at 15c for
Icanvassed, I4c for uncanyassed. jysfl
oBACON-Good, demand and steady at
16c for city cured. % ''
DRIED BEEF-Firm and unchanged;
held at zoe for canvassed. ~, e 54n1s
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Toledo market-Aug. 1e.

.FLOUR-Quiet. sa1
+ WHEAT-Active and 2@3c better; sales
of white Wabash at 50 80; white Michigan
at g 1892 20; amber Illinois at 50 15;
SO 10 for No. red; 50 O615@2 Os for No.
3 do; 81 961s for No. spring; ST. 90 for
No. 2; 81 75 for No. 3, 81 30 for amber;
sellers, August, 50 O5.
CORN-ActiYe and 115c better; sales at
81 04@1 05; closing at ST 04gs for No. /;
white 81 O6; rejected CSC. n (. -;
!, ,IAOATS-Active and 2c better; sales No. 1
sellers, August, at 81 40.
RYE-Better at 81 45 for No. 2.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

II Will. SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR PROP
i ERTY in the City of Columbus. farm Of 16o
nam county, Ohio, and will pay the difference, if
any, in cash. The land is situate at the corner of
cross roads. has house on il and twenty or thirty
acres cleared. 1t is very rich land and well tim
bered with walnut. ash, sugar. and spice busch
a good bargain will be given. =, - :.
s. W. ANDREWS.
Office, corner of High and Broad streets.
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FnrH WARD sEYMouR AND BLAIR C1

FIFTH WARD SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB
The meeting at the South Engine House,
last night, to form Seymour and Blair
Campaign Club, was q very large and most
enthusiastic one. On motion of j. B. Mil
Ter, Henry Meiser was called to the chair,
and II. "A. Mailman elected secretary
On motion of Mr.. Miller, committee of
three was appointed to report consti-
tuition and permanent officers 1 for
the club; said committee consisted
of Jacob Reinhard, j. B. Miller
and G. Deimer. They reported Consti-
tuition and, the following persons as per4
manent officers: President, Joseph Fall
kenbach; Vice President, Henry Meiser;
Secretary, H. A. Mailman; Treasurer,
George Beck; Executive Committee, Ja-
cob Lohrer, j. B. Miller, John Pritcharfl,
Henry Heinmiler and Henry Schreiner.
Major Reinhard being called for,
he, in a few appropriate remarks, ad-
dressed the large audience and introduced
e. B. Eshelman, who made oneof his most
effective speeches.. G. Loewenstein follow
ed in one of the best addresses, in German,
we have ever listened to. The gun squad
of the White Boys in Blue were present
with their favorite piece, and added greatly
to the spirit and enthusiasm of the meet
ing. '-'F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

FILED YEsTERDAY.-The following GER
tificates of incorporation were filed with
the Secretary of State yesterday 81
Z OF the Land and Building Association,
organized for the purpose OF building
houses, &c. Principal office in Cincinnati
Capital stock 100000 in shares of $500
EACH John ]. Gasser, Moritz Pohlman and
Gustav Tafel are the corporators.
Of the Allgemeiner Consum Verein vo,
Cincinnati. organized for the purpose OF
buying and selling goods and merchandis
usually kept in a family grocery, &c. Prin
eipal office in Cincinnati. Capital stool
$4,000. in shares Of. 81 each. Fred. Lang
Peter Nicolaus Agger, Jacob II. Mork an
Rudolph Sess are the corporators.y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

aivAGRANr.-Christ.g Keller, an able
bodied, first-class loafer, was arrested and
taken before the Mayor yesterday as va
grant. He was found loafing in the by
: ways Of the city unable to give an account
of himself He was sent to the calaboose
to work out q fine OF So, :s'Y5s2e3 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

To OUR READERs-The death of our
VI, youngest aud favorite sister necessitates
our absence from our post for few days.
The local department, however, will be in
able hands, and will suffer nothing by our
absence. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

~ Let US make the Eighth Ward Sey-
mour and Blair Club the banner club.
Attend the meeting at the North Engine
House Tonight. F ElasI.a -ss- sssq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

cR Some one is anxious to know If the
a eclipse of next Monday; will be visible to
Americans. If they go to Egypt to see 1t,
and are not blind, certainly.
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THANKs.-J.D. Fulford, for thirty years
a resident of Louisiana, an uncle OF our
q fellow-citizens T.. w. Tallmadge, called on
us Yesterday He has our5thanks for late
a Eouisiana, papers. 0 He is no s carpet-bag-
per.p YOU bet.e .eIa .H0TYGG .sFJog le
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NcwYork NIarket-augustIa.l

INcW OEA
COTTON-Dull, without any decided
change; sales of 600 bales at 291sc for mid
ding uplands.' s.-.---vi55 4 - p
FLoUR-.Closed steady, with moderate
local trade demand. ma va 5-e.-rei,p
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged.
RYEl---Scarce and very firm at 81 500
l 80. s1F - 49, ~
OATS-Dull and heavy; s11k@s2c In
store, SO afloat. ,'s7>1I
,CORN-Steady, with fair demand at
81 11@l 16 for ansound, and 81 l7@1 is for
sound mixed western aHoat and 81 l9 for
old mixed western In store.
.PORK-Dull; sales of 250. bbls mess at
$2S 20 regular, closing with free sellers at
$2S 70@2S rs. ,5so -stt5t - i5s4
.BEEF--Dull and dropping. "A
CUT MEATS-Nominal. '.rr5j- $50
BaCON-Qdiet and steady, with only a
very limited supply.
LARD Steady at 1s1@lszSc for fair to
prime steam. r. f-,i75 ! osrat..g
EGGS-Quiet at 23625c, s7THsi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

HsE. 7. DeLany, our eloquent candi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney, will address
the Democracy at the North Engine House
tonight. '"r'g-itsa af 3 - II -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

az NWr Blobbs is q sort of Brigham Young
financier. He says rather than take one
ga woman at forty he would take, two-twen-
ties. sgss 80 s'2yss = -. 81 Ui =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

Pole RAIsrNa.-There will be pole
raising at Schneider Schneider's, on South
Public lane. on Saturday. Aug. 15, at two
: O'Clock Stirring speeches from Messrs.
DeLany, Bingham, Loewenstein and Nc
Guffey may be looked for. A brass band
will furnish delightful music. The De-
! mocracy will be out in force. Come every
body. i,ss 5,:s g. "sssi 60. s.I 81. e's5ss.sg7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

iJG q BLACK AND TANNERs' MEETING.-The
Grant Black and Tanners held a meeting
Iua last night ss, s;g..f - ..z--..., skAs
There was wee in the camp, ns5s
: i' q When they came to count the results of
.rs,g astASaturday nights parade, 10, they were
y Z six blouses out. ESQ., s1nsH s1t,F -
isi.i 5.i There was wailing and gknashing of
80 They swore that the blouses had been
"a issued to certain Copperheads whom they
had uniformed to fill up their ranks on the
occasion of their vast display. and the
C5pperheads had not returned them .si9s.
,o,, Wicked Copperheads Unfortunate
Tanners aOi ry'- ". ~ itt'tt -
"A series of resolutions were adopted, al
% follows: Esaol ay a1slsiT lei fls9 -Ea sssss
'a5ir bs Rssolued, That the State mule is an ass
,..,i Resolped, That Elisha c. Briggs is the
80 4. State mule. tt 4 ~ wFT
A resolution was passed asking Spiyfns
- : to help them ind their blouses, but a,
TAT Spivins Is not IN the city, he adon,t viii. !,
'tsss 3,51, az Eighth Ward Democrats, attend the
q On meeting at the North Engine House to.
- night. : T6a5EcBf fiii95 "a ~
q % r. 4 I'D ~
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Cincinnati market-AuE. ne.


| FLOUR-Unchanged lTfsrrfssl ~
| WHEAT-Unchanged r5sJ
CORN-Dull and prices dropping; ear 81
| @92c; shelled 93@94c. asri- ~ =
I OATS-53@55c. -.i3t
RYE-Firm at 81 35@1 40. Ezz-s>s
BARLEY-Scarce and in demand at
81 10@2 Is for spring and 50 20 for fail.
TOBACCO-Steady vE2 4df
OoTToN-Duh at as@291Ec Tor mid
WHISKY-Held at zoe, hut no sales bet
than Csc in bond u if ,i'sfi14'a 5GaE
MESS PORK--Duil; not much demand;
100 bbls sold at S28 70. .ss.,,i,,-,
LARD-Dull and nominal at 1S16@l83Ic.
BULK MEATS-Fair demand at l2L@
14115c for shoulders and sides. H bill
BACON-Steady at 1876 for shoulders
and 161s@l714c for clear rib and clear
HAMS-Good demand for sugar cured
at 81 @22c-the latter generally asked
BUTTER-In demand at 35@3Sc. ar
OILS-Linseed in demand at 81 or and
lard at 81 40@1 As.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

The TON BoY."-Some persons, says an
exchange, seem still to entertain the no.
tion that young girls need no training, ex
tcept that of mental faculties, that their
forms are of less consequence than their
dress, and that development of physical
strength would impair their delicacy and
tend to make them masculine. By re.
stricting their ply ysical education and lin
| ting the sphere Of activity, they are con
demed for life to enfeebled health and an
aimless, idle existence. ?, Your pale, deli
cate girl is ..sgood -for-nothing Man,
while the rompine, merry, laughing "Tom
Boy" Is full of life and vivacity and as
brimful Of sweet affection as Walnut is OF
meat. Some. one has said that the ATOM
Boy" is an eager, earnest, impulsive,
bright-eyed, glad-hearted, kind-souled
specimen ofss.sgenus femme" and we believe
it. IF her laugh is little too frequent and
her tone trife too emphatic, we are will
ling to overlook these for the sake of the
true life and exulting vitality to which
they are the eescape valves" and, indeed,
we rather like the high-pressure. nature
which must close off its superfiuous
steam in such ebulitions. The
Rlancing eye, the glowing cheek,
the balmy breath, the 1.-the. and
graceful play of the limbs, tell o
tale of healthy and vigorous physical de-
yelopment which is natures best beauty
The soul and the mind will be developed
also in due time, and we shall have beforea
us woman, in the, highest sense of the
term. When the tsTom Boy" has sprung
up to healthy and vigorous womanhood.
she will be ready to take hold of the duties
of life, to become a worker In the great
system of humanity. She will not sit down
to sigh over the "work given her to do" to
simper nonsense, languish in ennai or, fall
sick at heart-but she will ever be able to
take up her burdens Of duty. In her track
there will be found philosophy, in her
thoughts boldness and originality, In her
heart Heavens own purity, and the "world
will be the better that she has lived in it."
To her allotted task she will bring health,
vigor, energy and spirit, and these will give
her both the power and endurance, with
,ut which her life must be, in some re-
'pects at least, q failure. NJ
~ - = g'AEk y -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

The Prosecution ABANDoNED.-AfteI
keeping Mrs Dagenberg and Henry Men
diebaum in Jail until Monday, and Henry
Fuller until yesterday morning, on a charge
of shoplifting, the State at O'Clock yes
terday abandoned the prosecution against
them for lshoplifting, and they were dis.
charged from custody. We don't under.
stand it all. We don't want to. But i,
strikes us the parties should have been triee
on Monday, or been given chance to show
their innocence-if they were innocent.
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sr. PxrRIcK's SCHOOL P1o-N1c.-The an.

Sr.PATRIcK's e SCHOOL PIo-NIc.-The an
aunual picnic Of the ST. Patrick's Society,
+, advertised in another column. is one of un-
y icommon interest this year. = It is Of, vital
\ interest we are told, to the continuance of
work on the Cathedral, in Broad street, this this
. season. sss Do our citizens wish to see that
work suspended Let them show by their
patronage to these pic-nics that they do
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

The WEArHER.-Crickets begin to sing
on the hearth; the insects in the fields buzz
with a. lazy dullness; the, air grows chill by
times, and all nature tells of the near ap-
proacfl Of the time in which aC.~ qsssf
~ Il "The apples are ripe in the orchard,
a4rsr The work Of the reaper is done
3 no And the golden woodlYnds redden
- q In the blood of the dying sum- '-7'
And yet the recent heavy showers have
4 brought forth vegetable life with new
impetus, the grass grows greener, when a
few days ago it seemed parched up with
the feryent heat which governed the month
of July. > 4 . . i =
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS,

New Korjs Money market-Aug: le.
J GOLD-Openeda at 1463ss closed at l47@
14711s, with large sales at l47'z4 Is sse ilsA
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New ! ork Dry Goods Market-Al

New ork Dry Goods Market-Aug I2.
There is steady and fair demand for
woolen goods at prices sufficiently low to
inspire confidence In maintenance of rates.
The inquiry for cotton goods is also increas-
ing, but Is not yet very active; prices, how
ever. are generally firm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

miIwaukee lIarket-Aug. Is.
. FLOUR4Quiet; prices unchanged.
: WHEAT-Dull and nominal; 81 S5 for
No. in store. 4k al u4sd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

az, Have you Republiean neighbor 2
Bring him, with you, to- the meeting at
the North Engine House might.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

w The Eighth Ward Democracy will
meet tonight at the North Engine House,
to organize Seymour and Blair Club.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

is THERE PA fellow who1was recently
s'kicked" gives vent to his vicious feelings
in the following inquiries. He should
have his head shaved and be banished for
lever from the presence of lovely woman:
1nele aea, % srH tb - NJ nsSer - i;sdY'Gt ssr
rs there an eye that never blinkedf -
ss,.-, Is there q tongue that never drinkedf
is there q woman that never tdinted,
Or is there one thdt Recer painted ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

ewThe total amount of property trans
ferred Yesterday is valued at $39, ,279 30. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

WILL any preparation restore the hair to
its original color and not injure it? Yes
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

w- Let every Democrat attend the
meeting at the North Engine House to
night. - .,El--a.s ssaetsE
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new York stock uarKet-

Cincinnati Money markef-Aug. I2,
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q ~ Hon. Cal. T. Mann will speak at the
North Engine II ouse to-night. .G.Ba
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

cW Settlers who are welcome in ever.
70 conmnnity--tho who pay their bills
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13
Vera Cruz In ReieIIfou.

Mrs. Burdeil. Cunningham had been in La
Paz liking up title to some mining prop
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-13

aIaa a QUEER Tnlsa.77vis is a matter Of
20 the viii, or it may be the fancy You see
y no beauty In the girl who has jilted' you,
You never see a man who is hunting for
& you to have a bill paid. You never know
. thst you meet shsbbily dressed acqueint-
0 anees., /; You don't recognize the fellow
who seen you holding up q lamp-post the
other night. In short, the vision is very
oueer 81
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w Democrats of the Eighth ward, come
out to-night in force, to hear Cal. T. Mann
and E.aT. De iLany, who will address you
at the North Engine House. ..