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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-13
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Hogs are generally quadruped.
q The extreme length of their anti
quity has never been fully discovered;
they existed long time before the
food, and hev existed some timesince.
There is . great deal nv Internal
revenue in . hog; there amt much
more waste in them than in m oys-
ter. sfiEi@m ~ ~
h, Even their tails can be worked in
tow whissels.
Hogs are good, quiet borders; they
always eas what i sst before 'em and
don't ask any foolish questions.
They never have any disease but
the measels, and they never have
that but once; once seems TO satisfy
'em. ssa m
There is . great many breeds
amongst them.
Some are . close corporashun
breed, ahd agin s,me are built moro
apart. like . hemlock slab.
They use to have . breed in New
England, = few years ago, which they
cali the striped hog breed; this breed
was in high repate with the land-
lords; almost ev'ry tavern-keepsr had
one. which he used to show to trav-
elers, aud brag on him.
Some are q fallin the face like .
town clock, and some are - long and
lean as catcher, with steel.
pointed nose onto them.
They kan all rute well, . hog
which can't rute we'll hex been made
in vain. ss,.;s !.
They are a short-lived animal, and
generally die as soon IS they get fat
The hog kan be learned . great
many cunnin things, such - histinG
| the front gate from it, hinges, tip
ming over the swill barrel, and fnd-
ing ! hole in the fence TO git into z
| corn flcld, but thar ant emmy length
| to their memory, it is awful hard
work for them to find the aame holl
| to get out. especially if you are any
way anxious they should.
Hogs are very contrary, and seldom
drive we'll the way you are going
thcy drive most the contrary way
| This has never been fully explained
but speaks volumes for the hog.
Joan RILLTN0a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-13
Hon. J.F. Wilson has returned to
his home at Fairfield, and i, We re.
| gret to learn, in tbsd health. i-ni i

Judge Loughridge left Washington
several days ago, for lows via New
England and the seaboard. 9as at.,a
He will arrive here shortly. and
bc prepared to go for Johny Irish,
and for all tho other HJobnies'' in :
lively manner on short notice. 11ui &
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-13

,,, Two more Democratic members
Of the House werc unseated to-day,
and their Radical opponents install
I'd in their places By votes OF 43 to
Is.
An immense crowd gathered 10 La.
fayette square tonight to hear viii
lis Rollins, colored democrat, who
has lately become popular as an or
ator.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-13

Senator Harlan and family left
Chicago yesterday, for his Iowa home
at Mt. Pleasant he will 60 into the
campaign in . few days after : b1ief
breathing spell. Hehas been invited
to canvass tho Pacific States, provi-
ding Peter Melendy will let him off,
which Peter shouldn't do, without
the distinguished Senators health rc~
quires it. .,. ,,,e,,,.t4 GSstfe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17


SHERIFF's SALES OF, REALs EsTATEs-InI
the case. of o. Wright's administrator
against Benjamin Tappan, Sheriff Earhari
Hsold@by an order of Court. at the Court
House on Saturday, the Tappan property,
adjoining the city, on the National road
as follows:,osTi5 daiB i;aos &c
Es9 9William 10 Jamison. lot No.. 4, $685.; No. 2.
1sl,055; No. g. $720; Noy a TS955; y No. s
$500; No. 6, $3.50. The remaining twely,
lots were sold as; follows; j., +. Bartlett,
$7s2; Horace Wilson, l,6lo; Az q. Thur.
/. man, 81, 1857 4. ", Graham, s1.6a5 Col
Geg w. NcCook. slI625;;e NJ iMshss ~ sss
In the case Of j. M. Hensel against Eliza
beth Hensel the Sheriff sold, 1t the same
[time,sss acres Of che Heasel farm in Jefsr,
lsontownshipSo for $50 20 per acre.;o 7 wa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

Arrival Of the Colorado with. News s1l
.k = from TOl<olhoma, ,sssIqzd Ih hes lisS
.A-A~s.- san FRANcIsf,o. Arlor,sk 1e

IA ., a. SAN FRANcIsco, August i6.l
|, The steamer Colorado arrived this mora-s
Ing, with Y okohoma dates to July 18th and
Shanghae. Hong Kong, July 18TH
The United States fleet was mostly with I
IA report came from sNaganski that one ous 1s 4.
hundred and, fifty christisn Japan natives. .
had been taken out from Naganski In q n
steamer and drowned, the zConsurs remon- q
STRANGE Notwithstanding. 81
In the afternoon of the 4th of July an
attack was made by twepty Thousand
about 1,500 strong only.T The Southerners
were tepulsed. The attack was renewed =,
the next day and the Takugawas were en- v
tirely routed. Half of Yeddo, including =,
two large temples, one OF them the resi- Al
dence of Mia, was burnt down.91ads..f ,ls9l
AT Fichego, about 1S miles south Of 0s-
oca, terrible battle was fought between
the forces of Aidser0 and Satisuma Sc The
latter was defeated with great loss. Salts 9e
una and Chains were deserted by several ,.
other diannos. Subsequently Chaisn him- 3
self declared his intention of withdrawing
and ordered his generals home and to re- q
main neutral. gss ssif -...-....f Il i 3 q
Satisumas' party issued proclamation i'm oil
the name of Mikado and doomed all native .
Christians to death. Several were executed
at Nagauski. -ssGay rs-r Rns aaiissi
Sendai was within sixteen miles of u
Teddo. -dss9 as19,d s'iissi
: : tits stated that the northern princes
made proposition to refer the settlements .
OF affairs to the arbitration of England,
France and the United States, in case the
latter powers accept the responsibility and NJ
bind themselves for the execution Of, the 8.
decision, both on their part and that of Mi z
kado. WV as7r 5scsT is-,iisy -, I
The port of Netaka, on the, west coast
was partially opened, the North German
and Italian Ministers only allowing clear
anccs there. The other ministers have not fs
sanctioned it yet, on the ground that tits
not safe, and liable to the same tro ubles as
at Osaca. s-','l - s57i- 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

- Q ~ -
at,rits7s4la URIoHsvILLE, Aug. 1e. D.
Asplendid Democratic meeting was held
here last evening, A large procession of
the old citizens and the employees of the
railroad shops, headed by two brass bands
and flags, paraded the principal streets.
There being no cannon here the shop boys
improvisedS a cannon out Of the wist pin
of an engine, mounted lon two car brake
wheels, and it made noise enough for
twenty -pounder. 1t was the largest, DEM
ocratic meeting ever held here sd x,jJsse I'd.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Speaker Fol-.
lett, s. NJ. Hunter, Esq, of Newark. and
Senator Stambaugh, of New Philadelphia.
The Urichville Democracy are alive. The
workingmen are with themsand Bingham.s,
defeat Is certain. 81 49, zGafRGEsss 10 ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17
FROM CANADA.
Excitement in Toronto over the
.9 Arrest of Express R0bbers.
1 - .i4I-.L'l-o 80 TORONTO. Aug Is.
TORONTO, Aug. IL

e The city is greatly excited over t;e ar
rests made made last night, and startling
revelations are looked for. The names or
the parties arrested are Moore and his wife,
D. Thompson, actor. and his. wife, j. A.
Gorton and his wife, G. d. Thompson, j.
Williams, Of st. GATHERINGS, Mrs.
Sturge, and d boy named Brown,
The icrime Idyith which they are
charged is robbing the Merchants Union
Express Company on the Hudson River
abroad, in May last. Allen Pinterton, q
Chicago detective, had the case In ham. A
writ of habeas corpus has been applied for
Hon. I'D. Cameron and Hon. M q. Cam-
eron have been retained for the defendants.
Large sums of money and bonds were
found on the women. lsituhq DIE tHo 81
baS Fires gain Raging.i 's9
Large fires are again raging in the woods
in the e'neighborhood of Bellewart and Le- 9
roy, on the Northern railroad. Mrs. Sayes'
saw mill, at tbesformer place, was several
times on fire, but was extinguisE ed, "A
million dollars worth Of lumber and forest
has been destroyed. ,t9uisltl isnoi
no 9H Special Agent. 53ii5d IT
list no5sa'TF OTTAwA, August "a. ~
The Minister of Customs has dispatched
special agent to investigate the extent Of
the cattle plague in the United States. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

BUSINESS IN THE POLICE CouRr-The
only case coming before his Honor the
Mayor, on Saturday. was that wherein
John Siebert charged A. Adams with an
aggravated assanlt and battery. AFTER q
hearing, the defendant was fined 50, and
the costs, which he paid and departed in
peace!aaY D aBdmnia3 ,iMsiM 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17
Buffalo market-Aug. Is

FLOUR-Quiet and steady; city ground
spring SO 75@10 90; white Illinois $l2 90.
WHEATADulland scarce; sales Chicago
spring bydsample 81 80; old No. i Mil
waukee and iRacine5$2 40. % ii ij2uod1 1ssi
CORN-Good demand for sound ship
ping; sales of No. mixed western at
9O1ac. 5s1sisJIfHibs af| tA5.i'-' - .t''
OATS-Quieto and scarce; sales of car
load, new, on track at &c., rri3d ilEHp =
FREIGHTS-Unchang 5ut.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

PERso oNs travelling in the Summer, should
always be provided with Humphrey 6
Homeopathic Specifics for DIARRHEA, DYs-
EMERY, and for CHOLERA MoRBUs. A box
or two of these will always save an attack
of these diseases to which one is so liable
in trayeling-save being drugged-save
calling on strange doctor-and permit you
to take your journey in quiet. Sold by all
first class druggists, at f25 cents per box.
I HuMPHREY's SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED
1cINE Co. 562 Broadway, New York - p
iy29-d&Wly-cw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17
LOCAL NOTICES.. (

A PORTER WANTED-A German, with
out family, who canread, write and talk
plain English preferred. No need to ap-
ply unless well recommended. Apply be-
tween the hours of 8 A. M. and p. M.
zNH4RRIs, sCARPENTER 6 Coz, D8
los, 10Y, 100 and Ill East Town St.,
-. augl5-d2t Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17
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Reverend Father Hagau, of this city, has
been appointed Bishop of st. Joseph, n
accordance with an order from Rome
dividing Missouri into two diocesses. He
will be consecrated in. about two weeks.
Other Catholic clergyman called; on him
to-day and presented a farewell address
and purse OF gold 9ai oI 2aiei'le9
bsTsjHs ed Frank Blair bsulh = ~
Will be home next Thursday. Democratic
CLUBS are preparing to go up to Alton on
steamboats,. to meet him and escort him to
DIS mouse with torch-light procession.
G.u.J Family Poisoned. IA b.,4e
A whole family named Martin were poi
soned yesterday by using bogus yeast.
powder. All are recovering. - oa :; 'lIi
.lh ,1oaasa B9se HAN sdi gaiiisss.
The Morrisania Base Ball Club will be in
Indianapolis on Monday; and in Cincinnati
on sne 11e. 4el. bGR irIsfsii9aI heCIsu sgeafa
III The ChInese Embassy, ss-a j
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. l6.ino
The Chinese Embassy paid an uinformal
visit to this city yesterday They were met
at Niagara Falls depot by the Mayor and
President of the Board of Trade, who took
charge of them and escorted them in car
riages to view JtheC grain elevators, foun-
dries, &C., of the city They were also
sumptuously entertained at the private res
idepces of leading citizens Of Buffalo, the
Club House, sc.
=. In the afternoon one of The fastest steam
ers OF the Efie railroad line having been
placed at their disposal, they were taken'
out on the lake for an excursion, escorted
by another steamer. When opposite Fort I
Porter the boats were stopped and the en-
bassy was honored by an internationalsa-
lutte from the fort.
There not being sufficient time to return
to the city to take the train for Niagara
Falls, the steamer Wabash steamed down to
Towanda to intercept the train. Here an
unfortunate accident occurred. Sin Tajen,f
Assistant, Embassador,4 while crossing
rickety old wharf, was precipitated BY
loose plank through the wharf into deep
water. He seized plank and kept him.
self afloat until deck hand or the steamer
Wabash swan. to his assistance. "A rope
was passed under his arms, by which he
was raised to the wharf : F{ANH Ia (
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

~ We are pained to announce the the
death Of al estinable Christian lady in our
midst-Mrs. Mary Doyl sister sf5 William
Naghton, Esq. Notice ofiths funeral wiz
he found I'm another colnmns ia 10 ssasvbE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC ] oaELEi {
.HoIidays. B[C

srTOI .HoIidays. glOAA II
su1e - ANTWERP, Aug. 10.
II Monday and Tuesday night will be gen
orally observed as holidays in this city,
and the exchange and produce market will
therefore be. closed Among the features
of the day will be reviews Of troops, regat-
tas, &c. .''s
The New French Loan.
sei1 PARIS, Aug. Is.
The Moniteur. in its issue last evening,
saws semi-officially, in relation to the new
French loan, that "a times the amount of
money asked for has already been sub
scribed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17
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Re:Rss,d e:R5;ss.d i..iH.:i ~: Ii sss s.
4 FIv -catches-Wiiams ., Gray /. Webb 2. Tur-
ner i. Hayden 8. BaIt 3, Ssaritt l-sls for Cap
ital. T.. w iliams I. billiard Ia for Railroad.
z Base play-Put out by Scarritt s. Turner ], Burt
IT. Put out out by Doggett IA.
Foul bound catches-Gray 8, 4. Williams S. Hill
lizard q Loot borough l.. p 81 =
Catch on strikes-Gray I.IT. q i99ls senA
. Umpire-Mr. Brockway. of the Cincinnati Club.
Scorers-Messrs, Lewis and Ormdoff. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

The WEATHER.-Judging by indications
we are soon to have another shot SPELL"
The days Shave 'beeh0 growing gradually
warmer during the past week, and this
Sunday afternoon the thermometer is fast
verging to the nineties. The hot spells of
June and July opened earlier in the East
/ and travelled westward, beginning in the
East helast of June and in Ohio the second
week of July, passing off in the same order.
s We fear that the heated term now. raging
in the East will take the same course Of
its unwelcome predecessor, and much too
soon for our comfort be upon us.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17
So. Louis Lpalii HIa.rket-Aug. Is.

p 1FLOUR-Quiet but firm ,'''-' ~ ~
i /. .WHEAT-Dull and heavy but not quota
bly, lower.ol3d .sasi 20 siofn, ,m9Ii I5iflis ian
CORN-Very little doing, with sales at
,95@96c for white ,.-.., ~ aT.t So d ai-
OATS-Lower at 50@53c.
-,RYE-Nominal at 81 20. lii quo q" ~
PROVlSIONS-Easie Isd sy67 sl5"V I
PORK -S29 50@30. .bLog u oud9 di.r "a
,BACON-Shouldders 1915; clear sides
'1714e. H - ~ o. ..:.el:T -; 3
LARD-Unchanged; 1916 for tierce, but
nothing doing. 7-----If NJ 81.
WHISKYAHeld 81 ,35! BIT q u ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

EXTENDING HER BoRDERs.-Proceedings
for extending the corporate limits OF the
towa90f Grsstline @erefled atthe secre-
tary of States Office on Saturday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

CERTIFICATES FnED.-Certiicates of in
corporation of the Toledo Heating and
Ventilating Manufacturing Company were
flied at the Secretary of States office on
Saturday, August 15. The capitol stock is
$4,000. and is to be divided into shares of
5000. The object of, the company is to en-
gage in the manufacture of furnaces, and
heating and ventilating apparatus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

Wwe noticed yesterday that many oi
the churches were closed, on account OF
the sbsehce oftheir respsetise pastors, who
are taking their vacations 4 & "a ssoar.,i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

FRUIT CANs-FRUIT CANS ,,
Stewards Patent. and the, old Style, III
At Buekley's (the hue oysternsan.,,
's16 East Broadway, next to Tay ior's grocery
w u uaug5-dtonov2S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

\ FLAGs-FLAGs AND CAMPAIGN MEDALS
Best English and American Bunting and
Printed Muslin Flags, all sizes, and great
variety of Campaign Medals Of the differ
ent candidates for sale cheap by "a
. HARRIS, CARPENTER & Co,
Wholesale Dealers in Notions and Fancy
d Goods, .yt5nsr 700 sss. lsud sdl d lssf,7i ls
I LOS, 107, 109 and Ill East Town st., "a
~ aug15-2t Columbus, o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

APPOINTED GUARDIAN NAHenrya Ffeilend
was on Saturday appointed guardian OF
his, som Ghsrlss wzG'nilands Bond was
required i'm the sum Of 500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

MARRIAGE LIcENsRs.-During the week
ending Saturday August Is, fourteen
licenses Cwers lissued from the Probate
Judges Office Of this county. They were
distribateda as2 follows: Two on Monday
one on TuesdGy,s three on wednesday. three
on Thursday, three Soa Friday Cand two on
Saturday, bzs noTYkd o. s.sa = gsaas; ipe 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

EM1GRANr AGENrs' REpoRT.-From G.
H. Campen,s Emigranta Agent, we learn
that four hundred and ten emigrants passed
through this city, during the weekoending
Saturday, August 10, who are destined as
follows: Ohio AZ; Missouri IS; Illinois "a;
Indiana SO; Kentucky 50; Tennessee 20;
Wisconsin "a; Minnesota %; Michigan 49,
Total 4la.aa iisrrssaio lof u 3 0O:s %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

BURIED, IN < SEwkR.z7On Saturday af-
ternoon, negro, who was employed in
excavating for the large seweron Spring
street, between High and Third streets, was
caught by a mass of tumbling earth aud
gravel from the walls of the sewer. and
buried. TO his knees. A short time sufficed
to extricate him from his uncomfortable po-
sition, when he was found to be considera-
bly, more scared than hurt. r.4 dl-5 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17
SEADOMINGO.

| The Revolutionary leader ,..Saatx I4lx
80 yTsTgo, New York, Aug. l5.
4 st. Domingo letter of the s25ths statez q
that the revolutionary leader was within
three miles of Zua. Gen. Cabral was with
him. Z Js.u Il q org 1919 1fyiH
Loan Guarantee. .iisx ssy1qz3
It was stated tkat Baez was to guarantee
the Alta Vela guano and the Romans coaloo
for an English loau. ssIisss Iszs
Examinnfion of Mails. .s.,,r
He continued to open and, examine all;iff
the mails, aud is. said to have forced thets
British Consul TO open his mail IN order to "a
search TOR revolutionary documents.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

e. i"
ArTEMfT TO Pass CouNTERFE1T MONEY
On Saturday evening, "a young man, call,
ing himself William Ramsey, approached
one of our citizens on High street. near
State, and requested, him TO change . 81
government note. An examination con-
vinced the gentleman that the snoter was
counterfeit, and he $50 informed the man
Ramsey ,Ewho took It and went Taway. Y In
about two hours afterwards. the gentleman
was sitting in q store on, High street. when
Ramsey made his appearance and request
ed change for the same bill. The gentle
man then, learned his nan name f9rr tie fitst
time, and quietly withdrew for the purpose
of calling q - ofaesr 2 sRspssy eridentiyi
suspected dhisnetives, however and sloped OBJ
ON the double quick. He ia described AZ ia 4
light complexioned man rather heavy set
and about Ave feet eight Inches Ia hight
Look out for hin a5 ~ sosssS : T,.ss.S sS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

'qa9 HEAD QUARTERss FOR PLASTER AND c.
o,MENr.-Zettler 6 Ryan, corner of Friend
and Fonrth Streets, are the principal deal
ers in Louisville and Akron Cement, and
New York, Jersey and Sandusky Calcine
Plaster. Orders ofeountry merchants and
Individual orders will rec eiye prompt at
tention.
ouoe-d1m- sgsD aeyaTD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

- FAMILY GROCERIES AND. FINE LIoUoRs.-
Zettler & &sRyan, corner of Friend and
Fourth Street, dealers in, Family, Groceries
and fine Foreign and Domestic Liquors, at
4 wholesale and retails ..3B ,
aup6-d1m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

LONDON, Aug 10.
dispatches have Just been received from
ireiand, giving the particulars of deeds of
lawlesSness, which occurred yesterday,
near Tppersry. It seems that while. ons
or the great landlords Of that REGION
named Scully, was; serving the usual mo-
tices onzE tenants. he was shot and killed
oy some unknown person. A strong BODY
OF police soon after made their Appearance :
on the scene and attempted to arrest the !.
and t~oof them shot dead and tour badly : !
wounded. Several arrests were subsequeRt-
made. AT latest advices quiet had been
restored. KnHg aTTAr slNlf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

WHITE BOYS tSyBLUE.-The White Boys
in Blue met at Thurman Hall Saturday
night, August 18th, to reorg anize for the
campaign On motion of Fred Rife, w
Fl. Stuart was appointed temporary chair
man and J. B. Miller temporary secretary
A committee was appointed on permanent
organization and submitted the following
names as permanent officers for the CAM
paign: Col. I. 81. Marrow as chairman and
W.A Stuart tassecretary, which was unan-
imously adopted. A committee was ap-
pointed on business and submitted the fol-
lowing names as officers tor the campaign
Col. I. 81. Marrow, Commander; Henry
Heinrniller, Lieutenant- Colonel; G. B. Mfl-
Ter, Adjutant; Frank Snyder, Quartermas-
ter. Lieutenants-1st Ward, w. 81. Stuart !;
, I'll Ward, r. Lennox; Sd Ward, VIM. King;
: 4th Ward, F. Wagner; 9Th Ward, J. Lob
rer, ,jrv; 9th Ward, Z. Srielman; 7ths Ward,
F. Rifes sth' Ward, d. @Connel; 9th Ward,
/ F. Bloomfield. Col. Innis was also appoint.
+, ed Lieutenant of Montgomery township.
I Gun nSquadrLieutenanE John Pritchard;
/ Gunuers, VIM. KRAFT, VIM. Smith, Frank
, Bloomfield, and Sergeant Woolley.
/ Leader of Band-John- Daley.
|, Sergeant Major. St ]. Clarkson.
Color Bearers. T. Geary and George
sCafeea 81 sEEs ilEsH
: Color ssergeants-G. Riley, G. Moretz,
WIN. .Seyne, Z. Becker jsV
Tue report Of the Committee was unafii-
mously adopted.
Next Saturday, August 22d, was apoint-
ed as the regular meeting night.
The Executive Committee appointed
were as follows: Col. 1. II. Marrow, II.
Heinmiller, J. st. j. Clarkson, Col. Poten,
Col. H. B. Wilson, Col. Watson, Col. Fred
Beck and Fred s,iMilleEA i SS ,SS a
Treasurer-S. w. Gale.
Mr.. Delaney was called upon and made
one OF his mastery speeches to the organ
ization. E0lH6 ,SU9mDl0J
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Saturday, August 22d, 1868. Let every
me mber of the organization bring his SOL
dier friend, and let US have a meeting and
perfeet.an organization second to nocounty
in the State. dsiId w. H. STUART, Sec'y.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-17

Pure BERMUDA ARRow-RooE jim one
pound, half pound and quarter pound
> packages, just received by McColm, Miles
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