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QUENA VISTA ENGLIsa
AND
CLAS SICAL HOOL.

Having returned aer absence OF three years. TO ny
former in the immediate vicinity of Franklin Tenn
will open MONDAY, the 10th of September next Fl
gsh ard Classical school, for the education Of Boys
Thelocslty Of this Institution delightful combining
advantages Of and country The grounds ample
andw bsagan beauthed and adorned with
and shrubbery. The building large and well ventilated
admirably adapted for School purposes TIE beer
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and is being
reprinted repspered recleansed and repued that nc
locality in the whole country viii be healthfuL
The discipline Of the School viii be mild and parental bui
firm and decided and every effort viii be made develop
physical intellectual and moral faculties of the pupil Ths
Principal Of the School prepared to board Twelve
Terms tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition in Primary Department.
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic each %
Board month including fue and Hghts...... 20 o.
Washing at laundress prices
JAMES McNUTr, Principal
References Tennessee-Col Jno. Mcavock, Gen NJ
p DsGraFenreid Col W ON Perkins, R. H. Bradley ESQ.,
Col ". s. McLemore J. B. McEwen, Esq, Col John Z
House Rev. A. n. Cunningham, d. D., Rev Francis a.
Davis Dr.. John s. Park John Carter, Esq, r NJ Ewing,
ESQ.,. Judge P. G. Perkins, J. w. Nicely, RoOt. p NOss
smes Allison.
References from virginls-Hon. Andrew s. Fuon DR.. \
V.Ssnders, Gen. VIM. Terry, c. s. A., Randall McGavocE
ksq-, ssnl R. Crockett ESQ.,, Thomas Wood, ESQ, Rev
k.Laey J. G. Graham, O. G. Tate, Stephen McGavOck,
James n Wherry, Wythe county Cen James A. walker
Or. Edwin g. WAssOn J. B. Alexander ESQ.,, Rev DanL B.
Ewing. Js-.s NJ Cloyd. ESQ. Pulaski eountv.
ERAAALIE
TYPE, STEREOTYPE, AND ELECTRoTYPE FoUNDRy
les Vine Street. between Fourth and Firth
& ALLISON, Superintendent Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of, and Dealers In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS
or KvKRr DESCRIPTION
stereotypiRg and EleetrotyDinE
In all their various brsnches-BOoks Music Patent Mett
Inc Labels and DIRECTION Jobs, Wood Csts, Etc Etc
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NOTlCE-THB ooPARTNERsHJP HERErOFoRE
IN existing In this city, under the style Of RICHARD
FLOWER hAEs, is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
Richard Flower charged with the settlement Of Affairs
Of the late firm and viii continue the Commission and Fac
forage his account Ooe lbs Grsver street
RICHARD FLOWER,
Surviving PsrtReE
New Orleans, Marc l,lS6S
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HAvANA-Stsamship Mex.c1-S3S bxs sugar Chafrsix
Agar
IARDIFF- Haeyon-s22S railroad iron 64OO fish
Plates 20 bags and DO t. Hun. a Macapley
TAMPICO-Schr Elna-274 bales damaged 22 hides
S Fe D-noez &cp-4f bbls coffee j TOuandon
TAMPA BAY-sehr Dll-5OO hides and sundriss
TO u
RUATAN-schr Frederick II-Fruit to order
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49, slaves
iNDIANOLA-Sies Hudson-2OO SKIS corn % bale,
hay and sundries
INV YORK-schr Florence ROgers--24OOOO feet lumber
u
SAGUA LA GRANDE-Bdg Mountain Esgle-4O ties 4l4
hhd- molasses Chalfrsx 4 Agar
CAMDEN, ME-sehr Willie Bowers-s000 bbls line Thorn
dixie Norton
NEW YORK-Stesmship Emily b Souder-Astd mdse
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Arrived Yesterday.

. NoboAcA Oco
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Hudson, Fairehild from lndAnolA to master
sesmsh Emily sonder Lobby, from New York 18th inst
70 A M uton-Zd district .,
GPD0,bol-iIh dis riot D'''
Brig ountan Eagle, sherman from saguA la GrAnds
Cbsffraix d AgaT-2o district
Bark Hscygn work from CsrdT April 9Th, to Lowell Bal
schr Elins Bt johnson. from TampcO, to Fernandez
sebr W DIN, Holden from Tampa Bay, to mastsr-Nsw
Sch reder,k H. Raut from RuAtAn Island m...sr-2d
schr Willie Bowers Curtis from Camden Ne to ThOrnkks
schr Clar, from Psscsgouia 30 master-New Basin
schr Leonora. from Pearl hiver, to masterNe w Basin
Schr BETTE Stevenson, from PsscAgoula, to master-New
schr Martha b from PsscagOuiA TO mSster-Ne~ Basin
schr Mathis NJ from ParcsgCus, TO msstsr-New Basin
Luggers suyal and Rainbow from Jefferson Parish,
I'd district 10 ,ovno.-s
Towbo.t Calhoun Jaekssn ths light
brought up bark HalcyOn, sehrs ina and Frederick II
srsANBoLrs.
Gov Allen. White from Greenvine
lsfouIehe, kouns from Shreveport
Aloe Rsdovich, from Lower Coast
annie Wagey. surton, from sshingtOn
ThOs P May DeBOuIhel, from Jesuits' Bend
Arrived sunday.
Steamship Mexico Brit, Pithsd from Havana master
"a district
STEAMBOATS,.
Towboat Shark, Coll, from st Louis, with bsrges
New Frs, Gross, fr m Bayou
nina SHINES, GreathOuss from LOckpOrt
Memoranda.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston Jane Is A rived from New Orleans, ship Wild
Hunter seeley ,Jnne l6th-Shi2 Independence
ral'imare, June l5-Arryed from New Orleans steamship
Liberty, Balm.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, June 3--Arrived from New Orleans. shin
Gloyt mi battsIa, Guglemni.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORGAN LINE u q. NAIL srEAxsHIPs
FOE GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-rHE
following new iron lOwprsssure stsanshiSs form this
w. @. Hewes..-I. @. Harris. A ustin.
81 Mary........... A Enes.. ........... Harlan
Clin'es Tartar. m atsEerda,
The Steamship Harlan,
J. LEWIS Commander
VIII sail on WEDNESDAY. June oath, at sAE
Fortrsght or passage apply to
oHAs. A WHITNEY co.. Agents.
50 and 50 Camp street.
EOR xAs............-..".FoK TEXAS.
INSIDE BKRwICK's BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on sUSB%ss and fau RsD1Ys sa * ceIocf ~, and
Rrs IIsn , ne Depo' a. ssrvnE :.
at Brsshear for Galveston.
Josephine. J. n LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets be had until O'Clock p
kvERY DAT Sundays excspted At the once Of the ops
Ferry Landing on the morning Of depsIture.
q. W. R. BAYLEY. Superintendent
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY, June 9th, stsLE
EOR BRAzOs SANTIAGO THE Low.
pressure sids-vheel iron steamship
Morgan,
W. T. BECKETT. Commander,
VIII above wharf, Of st. Joseph street.
carrying United nails For freight passage
CHAs. A WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents
50 and 50 Camp street.
NB-NO freight received without an order from the agents
The No'gas will stop at Galveston to take the msIs
RAILROADS.
SPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY,
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick ard Direct Route New York. Boston and all
trn Cities-TwO Trains leave Cairo daily on arrival
of Trains and Steamers from the south.
hut Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING OARS
Through from New Orleans to Columbus without change.
Fer Through Tickets in New Orleans apply at the Office of
tie o. y g. n R. R. under City Hotel at the office of
SSs s I.S Sst SS @ Com
Cairo. WIN. HU9HIr.
General sVser n PS9S Chi Chicago
General Passenger ! AgsH. Chicago nv
Gen1 Southern Passenger A ct, New Oriesns
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFUURCHE INDEPEN-
DEET PACKET. -
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY 81 rE, FRIDAYss
EOR BAFOURCHE, AND COASr-THE NO
Il passenger packet Nina SHINES, W. X 0reaihoase
Captain Jos Dslferes Clerk viii leave above
Ing the Coast Wednesday and Sunday In dag light
For freight passage o ply on board or 70
T. q. MELAECON. No 81 Old Leves street.
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steamship Hudson, Fairchid, for Iadanola
@ A Whitney &co
Bark Eva Brit, Ronald, for Liverpool.
G Fosdick eco
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TOR CORPUS CHRISTI. ROCKPoRT AND
St. MArys via New Orleans opelousas and Great western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Austin,
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi ST. Mays
and will hereafter between the BrashsAr End Of
the Railroad snd Rockpot Texas in with the
7SO FerrybOat from foot Of street. and a. n
train from Algiers.
Passengers learn the day Of departure Brashear
application at the Railroad Office No 90 Canal street
Freight received and bills of sdng signed Rockport only
at Ferry Landing every day, except Sundays until 5PM
G. W. r. BAYLEY. Superintendent
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TOWBOATS.

TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION
rENHE UNDEKSuQRED, WISHING TO ESTAB
sh equitable and Uniform rate Of Tovage, and offer
greater facilities to the shipping erng and leaving this
port, have combined the following Tovboss:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland. Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright aud sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. ThOs. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Tocumseh
Wie0eo and Reliance.
The number and power OF the above associated Line
TOvbcsfs Is guarantee that detention will either
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER d ZUBERBiER
Harry Wrieht Line
EDWARD A. YORKE co, Y Line.
Associated Once, IS Carondeet street. up stairs
J. o. NORCROSS
CHAS FTTzKNRfTER,
Levss Agents.
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Earint :5nteatssrtrs.
Cleared Yesterday.


CRKscKxr OFFICE, No. "a CAxr STREET, I
Tuesday. june q, 1868.
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DoUsIAs.
ENGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
Ne. 10 Camp Street,
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE HofEr

vtinx and wedding Cards engraved IN tas noa elegant
manner Business Cards, Account Sales Cotton Bills La
aing CheckA Invoices and Circular Lstters etc. lsho
srsphsd Seals, Csncslling Stamps, Door Plates ETC.
Initials Embossed Pspsr ed Envelopes wIrHou
CHARGE FOB DH
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THKoUsH LINE TO CALIrORNIA.vIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangements.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON The 5th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH or the day before when those dates fall
Sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
Fer further information address
D. n DARLINGTON, Agent,
Pier &c North River, New YORK.
W. q. WEBB, President; CHAs. DANA, Vice President.
Office 81 Exchange Place, New York
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Boston jane Is Arrived from New Orleans, ship vii
Hunter eeeley .Jnne l6th-Shi9 Independence
ralimare June l5-Arriyed from New Orleans steAmshi
Liberty, Balm.
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EXPORTS.

Liverpool, June 3.--Arrived from New Orleans; shi
Gloy, mi 5atsIa, Guglemini
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

Mr.. Howard then accompanied the Mar
shall to the camp where the soldiers were.
After arresting Charles Howard, Mr.. Holt
and James MahOney, parties charged with
assistance in the outrages upon the deputy
Marshals some weeks since, and
eXacting several summons in
debt against persons in that
neighborhood, they returned to Louisville.
There is, beyond doubt, regular organ
ization in Larew, Nelson and Marion
counties, to prevent the execution of any
process from the United States courts,
numbering from twenty to thirty men. .
-. Killed. .Et
r-r PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20.
A drover named Wash fell from stock
ear last night on the Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroad, near Massi-
lon, and was run over and instantly killed
d5 Tr7i- Run Over.
yeH 81 BOWLING GREEN, KY. Sept. 90
Joseph Post, from Paterson, Nj, an en-
eineer on the ClaIksville division of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, was run
over aud killed by last nights south bound
express, at Rockfield, Kentucky. He was
acting as engineer on the north bound
freight, was delayed and waiting for pas
senger train. Unwittingly he sat down
on the main track and fell asleep.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

FoREPAUGH's MENAGERIE AND CIRcUs.--
This mastodon exhibition, our readers will
all remember, is to give two exhibitions
on the Capital Base Ball grounds, opposite
Tod Barracks, on Wednesday next, one in
the afternoon and the other in the evening.
The menagerie is one of the largest aud
most complete ever brought to this coun-
try, comprising representative from every
class OF known beast and bird of foreign
climes. The circus part of the establish
ment is said to be unparalleled in the num-
Der of its artists and the beauty OF its ap-
pointments. One ticket admits to both
shows, though they are entirely separate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
FOREIGN NEWS:
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Hong Kong and YokoI,orha.

SAN Francisco, Sept. l9.
The Great Republic brings Hong Kong
advices to Aug. 10th and Yokohoma Aug
18th, and 9l5 passengers, S75 of which are
| Chinese. and 1900 tons of merchandise.
She had fine weather tor the most of the
passage. The general health was excel
lent.
1okohoma. Aug. 29th.- The Uncle of
tile present M'kado was appointed Mikado
by the Northern Princes.
| Ihere was great panic among the
l.Southerners. The Mikado was requested
to resign and would probably comply.
| Sendai was captured and burnt.
| The strong fortress of Strakawa, in
Osine Tosa, left the Southern coalitine.
| The prince of Mito, father of the ex-Ty-
coon, was dead. The younger son is now
in Paris and succeeds to the title.
J The eX-Tycoon has gone to the territory.
All newspapers are prohibited in Yeddo.
Yokahoma was again guarded by for
eigners. An attack was daily expected.
II. Fl. Grinweli, late acting Lieut. of the
United States Navy, was appointed over
seer. OF the, japanese navy, under the
Southern Government
E.. Happle Hall, special correspondent Of
the New ork Times, arrived by the Great
Republic thus completing his tour round
the world. Mr.. Hall furnishes the follow
ing from Japan: p. Soc s.s7.f -rs4fseis.F
of his office and issued his proclamation.-
He is the uncle of the present Mikado and
residesat. Hugerosan near Shona' ,in. .Sendai.
Numerous engagements had taken place
between northern and southern troops, In
which the northerners were completely
victorious. a-t ,.. I.....is
Kang Yuma is now reinforcing Yeddo to
the utmost. 1t is believed. that it will be
the main theater of strife, and foreign feel
ing continues very strong in the country.
Outrages on foreigners are almost of daily
occurrence. III III f1na
Great trouble and ill feeling followed the
attempt to force new paper money on the
Japanese. Many merchants refuse to take
it. Intelligence was received from Kabe
to the effect that resident merchants were.
decapitated for refusing it.
Another imperial decree against chris
tains was issued and circulated throughout
the empire. fs ra
The labor marketat Yokohoma and other
ports open. was largely over supplied. An
effort was being made by the local press
and authorities to check Immigration.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
OttOwa.
oTrowA. Sent. 10.

I-. % - q" = OTTUWA, oeP1' To-
An application for the discharge of
Enright, Duggan and Eagleson has been
sent to tue Governor General, at the in
stance of Mr.. O'Reilly. C 80
A detective is here who recognizes Stat
terly as member of New York Fenian
circle. 1t is expected that from his evidence
will be developed concerning the con-
spiracy. aE ...-
1t is thought that the prospects for a
new reciprocity treaty are very slight. 1t
is considered that it will very much de-
pend on Mr.. Seward. -..-,-a ~ -.r.-- --
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sep1S-1w

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-The hot months
break down many systems that have been
comparatively vigorous during the Winter
and Spring. Stimulants, so often resorted
to, react and increase the evil. Regulate
the disordered functions of the stomach
and liver, and purify the animal fluids with
HoLLowAY's PILLS, and strength, anima-
tion, energy, will soon return. They restore
the appetite, invigorate the digestion, and
are an absolute specific for lassitude and
debility. Sold by all Druggists.
iy9-dlycw
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"SrALD1NG's GLUE" handy and useful.
vSY june15-eod6mcw

WHAT A KE!-Nothing is farther
from the truth than the assertion, "that
all branches of business are dead"
Charles Niswander has just received and
is receiving daily one of the finest stocks
of cloths, cassimeres and gents furnishing
goods ever brought to this market, and the
crowds of customers who throng his store
daily, testify to the taste displayed in Sc
lection, as well as to the reasonable charges
made for them.
Stimson is still there, and is still the
King of the Shears.n 1t is eminently fit
ting that all should give him call.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

NATURALIzArIoN- We advise our DEM
ocratic friends of foreign birth in this city
and county, who have not been natural
lied, to have the matter attended to imme-
mediately. Thousands of voters are yearly
lost to US by negligence inithis particular.
Do not postpone it a day, but go now and
procure your papers if you have been in
the country sufficiently long to entitle you
to the franchise, If you have served in
the army two years, that service is equiva-
lent to five years. residence in the country
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

BURGLARY AT BLACK L1cK.-A store at
Black Lick was entered by a burglar on
Saturday night, who cut out pane of
glass in the window, and thus. unfastened
the catch. About $40 in money, lot of
boots, knives and other matters were taken.
Word was at once sent to this city, and last
night officers Domigan and Hughes cap
tured the burglar near the corner of Friend
and Fourth streets. He had the money in
an oil skin under his arm, when arrested,
and a lot OF the knives in his pocket.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

+ EMrGRANT REpoRT.-C.H II. Campen, Gem
eral Western Emigrant Agent, reports the
arrival of $40 emigrants at this point, who
design making settlement as follows. dur
ing the week ending Saturday, Sept. 10:
Ohio 81; Missouri 1852; Illinois Y; Indiana
40; Kentucky 26; Tennessee 80; Wisconsin
50, Minnesota 10; Iowa IL; Michigan ST.
Total $40. ID ..f-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

e TRANSFERRED SATURDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were LETT at the
Recorders Office Saturday: -s.Ezs.ssa
George L.. Geary and wife to Charles
Trouks, September 18th, quitclaim to go
acres of land in Washington township. for
$1,000. 81
VIM. Norton to james Bradneld, April
1st, acres of land in Pleasant township.
for $64. na
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
| HAZZS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
REVIEWER

The basis of itsremedial properties is vegeta-
BILE compound.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft.
lustrous and silken.
1t is a splendid hair dressing.
R. 2. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
july25 dltaw& w1y-om
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

A GENTLE WHISPER TO MorHERs.-If
unfortunately you have lost your own
teeth by neglect or mismanagement, take
care that your daughters do not suffer the
same penalty from the same cause. See to
it that they brush their teeth regularly and
thoroughly with Sozodont, and thereby
you will insure them sound and servicea-
BILE sets as long as they live. 49,
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New York STOCK marwet-sept. 10.

New York STOCK marKet-Sept. 10.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Strong;
closing active and higher. Coupons of 1881
1141s@11414; do '62 114M@l143s; do '64
l10@1lo11s; do SO 111B@lll144;; do new
1925 @l09h; do '67 1885 @lo94; do '6S
$50 prices--Wells' Express 2S@29; Amer
lean 47@4s; Adams 51@5134; United Statfs
47@4s; Merchants Union 235s @24114;Paciiic
Mail 112I@11215; Western Union Tele-
graph 3424 24@35; New York Central 1880
1919; Erie SIS @674; do preferred 69@7l;
Ohio & Mississippi 291s@29A; Wabash
6214@625s; do preferred "a; Michigan
Central 1lSk@1l9; Michigan Southern
s54@s55Ss; Toledo 1O234@1O3; C. G. 6 l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

QUEER.-It sometimes appears to US a
foolish thing to see big boy drag heavy
sled up a steep hill in winter, for the fleet
ing pleasure of riding down, but that boy
is wise one, compared to the young man
who works hard all the week for the pleas
ure Of drinking up his earnings in beer, of
Saturday night. Financially, the policy
is a poor one. ,..-r., y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
New xork,Dry Goods market-sept.

Nc" Il ork Dry GOODS Market-Sepf. 10.
In view of the reaction in cotton, there
is less depression apparent in cloth, as
prices have already touched pretty low
rates. but the demand is limited. We quote
best Eastern makes of Brown sheetings at
l5@l6c; best Southern 1411a15c; Broadway
commands 14c; Booth K lie; Golden
Ridge 121ac; Pepperell o ID; Pepperell N
l2c; Amoskeag A blesched muslin 1715c;
Black store 15c; Slater Ice; New Market
K 41ac; Portsmouth N 10c; coarse &c;
prints steady at 1870 for American and
Richmonds, and 13c for Pacific and
Sprague's. Cotton bags lower; Stockton
soc; Lewiston 4719c. and American and
Androscroggin4 421a@45c. Woolens steady
and firm, but less active. Silk in active de-
mand with light supply; narrow silk rib
bons, below No. 8, in good request.
Milwaukee market--September 10.
FLOUR-Steady prices unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm at $1.61 tor No. l in
store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

ANOTHER SKATING RINK.-We were in
formed on Saturday that a party from
Pittsburgh has rented two acres of of the
Long street front of the Kelly property, and
is fitting it up as a skating park for the use
of Jour citizens during the winter. This
will be a Isockdologer for the Rink Assoc
citation, sure, for the city will hardly sup
port two places of the kind.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

+ COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET1NG.-The
County Commissioners met on Saturday,
Messrs. Barbee and Gulick being present.
The following bills were allowed: John
Helsel, costs, $12.70; John Helsel, costs,
S9.65. A contract was entered into with
d. F. Suydam for 1000 bushels of select
Hooking coal, at 13 4-10 cents per bushel :;
1000 to bedelivered now and the balance
as needed, on the order of the commission
ars FeE E's.RfFk sa-t 8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
Toronto.

q VIZ .eHri. TORONTO, Sept 19. q
The EXPRESS robbery extradition case was
again before the Police Magistrate. Dan.
Thompson, one of the prisoners, made a
full confession. His evidence, which was
given with an object of proving the case
one of embezzlement, has created sensa-
tion. The case was adjourned until Friday
next, TO enable the prosecution to bring
witnesses from New York. I'D -.rr-1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

|, WHITE BoYs IN BLUE.-Do not forget
your drill ,I meetings at Thurman,
Schneider's and Duffey's Hall to-
night and tomorrow night. The boys are
all ablaze with enthusiasm and will make
their power felt at the coming election. To
be effectiyeour organization must be per-
feet. "Divide and conquer" is the motto of
tyrants, ours is "Liberty and Union-Iow
and forever-one and inseparable ~, -tt7.
Stand by your posts. White Boys in Blue;
Your cause is just your hearts are true.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

FILED SATURDAY--The certificate of in
corporation of the Toledo Home Portable
Gas Company was filed with the Secretary
of State on Saturday. Principal office in
Toledo. Capital stock 100000 in shares
of $500. HI. Raffsnsperger, c. N. Geager,
M. S. Gunckel, B. F. Miller and j. d.
Cook are the corporators. a9 k6Ri1l