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STEAM
CARPET BEATING
ESTABLISHMENT,
uyHfGH TEN YEARS. TRIAL
w ia SaS York and other Essterb cities has
proved complete sSaces-.
IT'S ADVANTAGES.
Unifed Sfatrs Of America, Dds
tricf OF West Virginia, %.
RSOtb, BsitsJs 4 Co, lAttachment.

stssmboat Leslie Conis. In Adasir.lty.
JVGERE&s. 4 LIBEL HAS BgEY PILED
w In the District Court of the rnitsd statss
Tor the Distrtet Sf WSst Virginia On The Ifth
dsy Of JuEe. -. " Charles A. Eooth. William
6. Bsttsie. Jsaaes Z Jelly and John halTise,
merchants and psgtnsrs doing badness In
ia WbssHng- W. Va. under ihs frn name %
Booth. Baitsile 4 Co.. Against ihs Steamboat
"Lesl.e Combs, her engines, tsetie. ontht, aD-
parsi and furEiiRJe, HOu. thsrSfofs. ID pursu.
Aaes Of the iaOniti0n ardsE Lb1 seAl of is aid
Court NE directed and delivered, DO kersty
give pnbiie notice 20 al psrAons claiming tie
szid steamer, her eBKiDe., tse kie outfit, sp2srel
and furnitafe, or In aay manner infsrestsd
therein, thAt they - and spDeaf bsfses tAs I'D
Dtstsiet CaaTt 70 bs heid al the eity a Wkssl.
ing. IN and for the District Of wssat yfrxfnis
on the pth dsyof June tsGs, q, n ofejosk 10
the forenoon 81 tse sane dag, IL ths sssse ahxl
BE day ef JuTisdistlos, otSsrvlss, 90 the nsst
day Of jurisdiction thefeaf.er. thea ssd tksrs 10
interposs and claim for the atspe. ana % usfe
their alisgn,ions Ga that behaiI ~ -
HKD6EhAE SLACK,
U. Is. kar.hal DIT ". Va
BY W. H. IKwN. Deputy
CHASDLgE + DAyExFoEI. Pfoctors.
IunISBt
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GRAFTON,
1T 10 o'clock, 4. ",
ThurSday, JulY lG, 1865.

THUFSWHF, JUi! TO, TSOs,
To nominate two Senatorial Electors
of President and Vice President of the
United States, and to select candidates
TO fill the following State offices;
Gorernor;
auditor;
attorney General;
Secretary Of STATE;
Treasurer;
The ratio of representation will be:
Ten delegates in the Convention for
each member of the House of Delegates
to which the counties respectively are
entitled.
This ratio gives to the counties res
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Mrs. VI. L. LEECH, whose atatn was
announced yesterday morning and
whose body was taken to BALTIMORE
yesterday evening for interment, was
the daughter of ABNER aud CATHARINE
KEY, of Baltimore. She had been n
resident in this city nearly thirty enc
wears, and, after the death of her has-
band in lS44, ska carried on, or was
connected with, the business which he
had established. until few years
ago. She possessed very remark
aLle aptitude for business af-
fairs and succeeded in amassing a conf
petent fortune. Aud never was fortune
better bestowed. Her hand was ever
open to the calls of charity, and the un-
fortunate never returned empty from
her door. Her sympathies were strongly
in favor of the South during the late
war, aud many = sice or wound
ed Confederate soldier or destitute
prisoner in the AtheuDum, has
had abundant reason to thank Mrs.
LEECH'S warm hearted kindness for the
garments with which lie was comforta-
bly, clad aud the food which gave him
new lease of life.
In all the relations of life, Mrs.
LEECH fulfilled her duty as u Christian
woman, and has died lamented by all
who knew and appreciated her worth.
One Thousand Dollars per Minute !!
This is just about the amount Of
taxation that the people of this country
are now called upon to pay for the sup
port of the ruinous policy of the Runp
Congress.
Part OF this money goes TO pay enor-
nous interest OH money borrowed dur
ing the war and one half of which was
given to contractors, and other thieves.
Part Of this money goes to the pay
ment of thousands of useless officials in
every eity and town in the country, who
are living like leeches or the blood of
the toiling laborers of this country.
Part of this money goes to maintain
standing army in the South where it
is no more needed than in Wheeling.
Mrs. HAERIET BEECHER STOWE who
has lived in Florida says that "the
Southern people are uo more inclined to
resist the laws or TO foster the spirit of
rebellion than Vermont is. They de-
sire peace and the restoration of the
tniOy."
Part of this money goes to feed,
clothe aud educate thoSsaHds of lazy
negroes in the South whose only occu-
patton is that Of voting the Radical
ticket.
Every man WHO labors, every man
who purchases q single article of food
OF clothing, helps to pay this tax Of one
thousand dollars per minute for the OBJ
jects above stated and others 10 more
worthy of his support.
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Democrats Conservative
Stale GOnXGnfiOn.

In pursuance of resolution passed
by the State Convention he'll in Wheel
ing, on the 9Th day of January last,
there will be a State Convention of the
Democratic and Conservative voters of
West Virginia, at
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Franklin Insurance Compiy
| OF WHEELING.
Capital, Sl50,OOO.
| Directors:


SAN'L McCLELLAS, GEORGE MENDEL,
T. II. LOGAN. THos. r. SHALLcKoss,
q. W. FRANzaEnd ]. n. VANCE,
]. ii. HoBBs MICHAEL EEnLT.
LOUIS e. STTEET-
l'Hf~ COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized tive years, and in that time
done 4 sUccessfu! business, Is still prepared %
take risks at fair rates on Buildings of all kinds
Merchandise. Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture. Steamboats, and cargOes on the West
ern Riv-rs aBd Lakes. This company oters
superior inducrmentA 10 FarLaeTs. whereby they
can he insured Un DEeilings Furniture, Barns,
and cOEteutA. FOR three or i've ysars At reduced
rates This bring State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surpies Of any company In the State
and composed Of some riBety four stoakholders
mott Of " hofn are among our best business men,
recommend. it-eif 90 the favorable e0nsidera-
,i0n II the insuring public, and solisits their
pairsB1es Applications for insurance win be
promptly attended, 10 at their 0ssee, No. 3
MonrO. street, or at their several agencies
Throughout the State
n. c. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAA'L AcCLELAN<8fesident
GEQ. MESDEL. Vice President.
Z, N. COES, Asst Secretary.
febsc-dAW
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Fancy Fl,nHr.

10n BARRELS "GEIHARTs BEST,
lUU from choice white winter wheat, iusf
received. and for szle By n REILLY.
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Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars.
On ,HHDs. PRIME QUALITY JUST RE
~ eefved and for sale by y
mar2I REILLY.
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Washington Wills Flour.
O0n BARRELS YREsa GEOUHD. JuSr
IUO received and for sale by
uyl3 n hkiLLf'
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pectiyely the following representation :

1t is respectfully suggested that, as
far as may be practicable and conve-
nient, the Delegates be chosed by Town
ship or County Cow entions, on
SATITPDAY JJ'Iy Ith 1863
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Chase seems to have disappeared from
the list of candidates. The opposition
to Pendleton either has no candidate to
unite upon or has succeeded admirably
in keeping him from the public gaze.
They cannot agree upon Hendricks or
Hancock, and still less upon Andy John
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nXTOBY q DURFIRLD..
" WateAss, Jsselry, and Fancy Goods,
1o3 Main street.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
2Eate tIse.ican Z news.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10.
.:,Mazatlan advice esl Co August first say
Captain Bridge, of the steamer Chanticleer,
raised the blockade. stating that the set
Element of the affair was now in the
hands of the General Government.
General Carona,z received instructions
from Mexico to the effect that money takens
from the paymaster of the Chanticleerure-
main ON deposit until the case is adjudica-
ted.
The employees of the custom house viii
be suspended. from office during their trial
before the Mazatlan tribunal.
A copy of instructions will be presented
to Captain of the Chanticleer.
D Business is paralyzed.T There are no in
ldications of improvement for the future
exhihited OF BELIZE sf ebETi edE 10 noiins''s 81
Robberies and murders are of frequent
occurrence since the disbanding of Marti-
nez's forces and the arrival of Guadaljaira's
troops.
/ Ex-Governor Gillian, of Lower California,
has been. liberated on 100000 bonds until
such time as the General Governmenb can
dispose of his case.
L Cholera.
HAVANA, August IL.
The cholera has entirely disappeared
Clean bills of health will be given from and
after tomorrow. hsTis7oz I5uJ
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Cincinnati Money Market-Aug. IL.
GOLD-145h bugingo p .os-a az ,eg
MONEY-Market easy at Cos per cent.

New York Stock market-Aug. IL.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Which OPEN
ed lower recovered the decline In the alter
noon under purchases BY foreigners, and
do '62 114A@1147s; do '64 11O34@11O7ss; DO
'65 1121a@l125s; do new 109@10911s; do '67
1890 1895; do s6s 1O9@1O91s; 10-4Os 1O9Ss
@109%. :. 5a- ~ ss
STOCKS-5:3O prices-Wels' Express
265s@2714; American 44@441155; Adams $40
52I; United States 45@4515; Merchants
Union 24114@2411as;; Pacific Mail 1885 1037ss;;
Central 12s1s@12s1144;; Erie 5s5S@5s34; do
preferred 693s OIL Ohio & Mississippi 29114
@291s; Wabash 50@5l; Terre Haute 4014 q
A. Michigan Central 12l1a@122; Michigan
Southern s55s@S5A; Toledo 10l4 4@10111a;
Fort Wayne 1OS1a@l0SA; Columbus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

Crop STATISTICS OF FRANkLIN; CouNTY.---
Through the kindness of Deputy. Auditor
King, we are enabled to present our readers
the. following totals of statistics of, the Diff
iferent crops and productions for the year
1861, and, also of maple sugar and live stock
for 1868; also; of sheep killed by dogs for the
year preceding the second Monday of
April, 1858; also the total number Of dogs,
as reported by the Assessors:
The number of acres planted is as fol-
lows: Wheat 16,945; rye 1,103; barley 23O9;
buckwheat 557; corn 81, 267; oats 9,19a;
meadow Is. 413; clover 2,243; plowed under
for manure LOAF flax 145; potatoes 2,O49;
tobacco q II; sorghum 24; grapes,s in avine-
yard, 2e; orchards q, ,744,; pasturage s., ,2ss;
uncultiyated land. 7s,177. .IiiHHm
The.number of bushels raised are as fol-
lows: Wheat, 2l9, ,231; rye, II 1856; barley
3Ss675; Ebuckw heat 4,576;l eorn,i 1,6s7, ,222
OATS 229. 269;z tonsE of hay, 24s776; tons o
clover hay, Less; bushels of scloyer seed
1,O57; fax seed, 1,127 and 6,6l6 pounds so
fiber; pounds of tobacco, $40; potatoes, 49,
$50; pounds of butter .399,495;L cheese
2.s05; sorghum sugar, 100; gallons ofsyrup
1868; maple sugar 2,437; gallonszof syr'
up. 1,l43; grapes gathered, 1l,s20 pounds
wine, 1904 gallons; apples, 158, 8,104 bushels
peaches, 1902; pears, 1,949. -aoaeE!g b
Total number of dogs 2,790; sheep xii
led, 1,l5e, valued at $1,000; injured, d954
valued at $l,465; aggregate value or sheeI
killed and wounded $4,504. Wool shor,
232.65S pounds.
There are 14,0S2 horses valued at $1.0S4,
42e;s 2l,435 cattle valued at s612,s61; Al
mules valued at $33, 500 5,O29 sheep val
ned at s166. .44o, and 45.591 hogs, valued a
$1S1,256 in this county. lsi ~ 4s@ls,i. 80 - &
The following shows the amount o
bonds, &c, exempt from taxation, as far a
reported, by wards and townships. Unde
the ruling of Auditor Goldman, some of tn
Assessors declared that they were not oh
liged TO list the bonds, and SO 1t is, incom
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New York market-AugustII.

COTTON-A shade lower; 291ac for
middling uplands. Al ~ = ~
FLOUR-Closed quiet without decided
change. ,,.....4 -=.,.-.-- s-.,s-.s- -.. %
WHEAT-Steady with moderate mil
ling demand; So 0S@2 10 tor No. and
So 14@2 l6 for No. spring.
RYE-Scarce at 81 S5@l 90.
OATS-Dull at $40 in store and S3@S3Mc
afioat.
CORN Steady at 81 1901 151s for un-
sound and 81 1901 161s tor sound new
mixed western afioat.
PORK--Rather quiet at S2s 70 cash, for
mess; mess $2S so, regular, closing free
sellers at these ;figures.J gHTGFuI
BEEF-Dull and unchanged. ItA
CCT MEATS-Quiet and steady.
BACON-Nominal.17 71ln n q
LARD-Duli at; ;1s334 &c for prime steam.
EGGS-Dull at 23@26c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

A FAMILY medicine case is family
necessity. You must have something to
give for a Cold, Headache. Sore Throat,
Diarrhea, Group or Fever, and it is only q
question whether you give some herb tea
or quack medicine or what not, or whether
you will be properly advised and give the
proper harmless Specific, and thus arres
the disease with simple Sugar Pills..
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics are
just the thing. always handy, convenient,
safe and reliable. A full case of 35 large
vials and Book of Directions are, sent to
any address free on receipt of the price,
Address Humphreys Specific Home-
pathic Medicine Company, 562 Broadway,
New York. err-syt.5' RI y29-d&w1y-cw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

FIFTH WARDERs, ATTENTION. - There
wilbbe. a grand rally of the Fifth Ward
Democracy at the South Engine House,
tonight, fol. the purpose of organizing a
Seymour and Blair club for that Ward
Speeches will be made by Hon. Jacob
Reinhard, E. B. Eshelman and G. Lowen-
stein. The city is awake to the Importance
of the work before the. Democracy. Every
ward is organizing, and the grand old
Fifth will turn out her Democracy by the
hundreds to swell, the glad shout of Joy
that there is prospect of redeeming our
beloved State and country from Radical
misrule. The White Boys In Blue will be
on hand with their cannon. .Iigat o..
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NEW COMPOUND METAL -Minargent is the
name of new compound metal, recently
invented in Paris which, it Is asserted. ma,
be compared with silver, as far as regard
whiteness, mall Liability, ductility, tenacity
sonorousness and density. According t.
the claims of the inventors, it has supe
rior metallic lustre, wears better, is les.
liable to be acted. on by sulphuretted by
ldrogen, and is less fusible than silver
Minargent, it is claimed, may be used fo
all purposes to which silver or other whit
metals or alloys are applicable. tits com
posed of one thousand parts of pure cop
per, seven hundred parts of pure nickel
fifty parts Of pure, tungsten, ten parts Of
pure aluminium. The inventors do not,
however, limit themselves to the exact bro.
portions given: The chiet peculiarity Of
the minargent consists In the Introduction
of pure tungsten and pure aluminium into
the alloy and also in the considerable pro.
Eportion OF nickel which has been alloyet
/ with the aluminium. The metal is formed
into ingots, and moulded in sand in the or
ldinary way ssedi s1inia.a ssmgl.s -
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has been stationed at the Bergen YARD to
inspect all cattle ON arrival, and all cattle
are quafantined for examination brow
DR.. Morris, states that of s13 head pur-
chased in the New York yards, apparently
healthy, all were attacked with disease be-
tore they could be driven to West Chester
county and slaughtered; that largelqnanti-
ties of diseased meat have been sold 10 this
markets. that Notwithstanding the eXtraor-I
'dinary precauSion to preserve health the
Deaths lasttweek, from diafrhee4 excededl
those from sun stroke during the recent
heated terAb Thatthese deaths wereiprin-l
!slRally mfIdle, aged persons and their slcS,
ness IS mainly, attributable TO. diseased
dneat.. eHe says, however, it Is safer to eat
meat now than a week orsten days ago. be-
fore precautionary measures were taken to
prevent diseased cattle entering the city,
BODY Found.
A body found on Saturday in East river
proves to. be that of Charles Eflet, formerly
al Judge hCalifornia, but for nine years a
member of the. firm of BrunigerI.& Coz,
of; this city. He is understood to- have re-
cceived four Thousand dollars on Friday
from transfer of mortgage, and as there
is aweanainsthe head and his watch and
money, are missing, there seems no doubt
but he'was robbed ana murdered. n l
COburn.
YsJoei Coburn, in a card to-day, declines to
meet McCooleT at Pittsburgh, but asserts
his willingness to fight at q days or weeks
notice. He will be on hand at the appoint
ed place on Thursday, and if yMel,oole or a
representatives does not appear, will claim
the money.
wamr The eBrfclklayersI
No arrange emsnt has yet been made be-
tween the bricklayers and master masons.
Arrived.
Mademoiselle Tostee came a passenger
on the Vile de Paris.
TO he Blown UP.
An attempt will be- made sto-morfpw to
land, of Sandy Hook. ~ - AAsAUtIAl
Another BODY Found.
The body of another man was found de-
composed, in his house in Hudson. avenue,
Brookiyn, to-day The offensive smell
which prevailed for some days led to the
breaking open of the basement door, and
the remains of Hugh ], Cunningham, who
was last seen 6n Saturday, were discovered.
HIS family are on visit to friends at dis
tance.
FOuudered.
The ship Java; Of New York. foundered
at sea July Sth. The crew was saved and
have arrived here.
Arrived.
telegram was received TODAY from
Halifax announcinp the arrival there of the
resf of fl,e,esexVs the bsrI II vpFf1vShT; %
Comn5at1 M sVa a n5Ie I rbiJt,s1 : Gife IS Slowly
RECOVERING from the atfactr of nsraIvsis
Es.o
The Humho1dt tannerv. at Camden: ;oos
conntv was burned sunday Gloss S75 nm
partly insured.
~ n.u.u
~ - - egvH: esH:G'
IL Is oelleVeu sna1 ene ueaen H os ar, -. 80 a
stevens, Ine nlsii1laIre, VI n0ooSen, UI WI y
eau .me safe .b; Ji .e ati; end ~ no I'll
49, IT ,ta OH" ~
80 III. a.,
All Vi oSr tI MG, Wi sasfTs M 'ti'
-n-..lss. -. - s..
Ya.p WI GoIhs sseae tosany aes'lolo.
& Dy mre s; az oss f SioS Ssruay eHa ai'er
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its gloomy at
tendants, low spirits, depression, involun-
tary emissions, loss of semen, spermator-
rhoss, loss of power, dizzy head, loss of
memory and threatened impotence and
imbecility, find sovereign cure in HUM
phreys' Homeopathic Specific No. Twen.
Twilight. Composed of the most valuable,
mild and potent Curatives, they strike at
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the. discharges. and impart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands
of cases. Price So per package Of six box
es andwial, which is very Important in OBJ
stinate or old cases, or 81 per single box.
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYs'
SPECIFIC HoMEoPATHIc MEDICINE Co.. $50
Broadway, New York. jy13-deod&w1y
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Toiedo marRet-Aug. IL.

] FLUUR-Qulet.
WHEAT-2c lower, closing, weak; sales
white Michigan at 50 Is; amber 50 0S@2 90;
amber Illinois 50 10; No. red 81 95; No.
spring 81 90; amber, seller August, 50 o.
CORN-I1sc better; sales No. at 81 O2@
l O3; Mol white 81 05. -
OATS-1c better; sales No. l at 56@57c;
seller August soc.
RYE-Firm; 81 45 for No. 1, and 81 40
for No. 2. -Iaa
FLAXSEED-Firm at 50 26.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

THANKS FOR THE CoMpLIMENT. 80 The
Fourth Ward Seymour and Blair Club have
our thanks for delightful serenade from
Hemmersbach's Brass Band last evening"
The music was superb and the compliment
highly appreciated. The wide-awake De.
mocracy of the reliable Fourth Ward know
how 60 win the thanks of tired editors and
compositors. Success to the Fourth Ward
Club May the day speedily come wber
not a Radical voter can be found in all theil
borders. iii .s4,ai.,i
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NEwYORK3 MELANGE

! 57.i 75i z5isioa Arrived. 7ai'ot'1" ez.Ei , q,
I New York, Aug. ll.-4,Ihe steamships
Cambfia,9 from Hamburg, Vile de Paris,
from Havre. and Prussia, from Liverpool,
have arrived. s-fsss5 veg 7E-ssEE az OF
i ssd oaasi1sqE3 Arrested :oE la'- -
Il Capt. Mason, of the Hoboken, ferry boat
Jas. Watts, was arrested yesterday on a
charge of running down a row boat with
his vessel, near the Christopher street slip,
by which a. man named JAS. Gordon was
killed.ri az ,afrdl q 1855 7se1olis i,eU vHo
no ho Diseased stock. r. is51sg o.
Several steers received in Providence, r.
l., from Albany, on Wednesday, had died of
the Texas cattle disease. They came from
llllnolsn5Tl s5It 5G,s 90 .ii7F Eadf ara iTs 700
Convention. a1r1'l 2. i--fisy
The annual Convention of the st. John's
Baptist Societies of the United States,
which last year was held in Troy, is this
year to be held in Springfield, Mass, on the
18th and 10Th of October. 7- e .-HI
bas .s-sa Eight Mile Race, 3-is5 JR.
An eight mile boat race took place in
this harbor yesterday between, John Blue
and James Peach, in what is known as
seventeen feet Whitehall row boats. The
race was won by Blue in one hour and
twenty minutes. Peach's boat was
swamped twice, during the race and was
beaten by half a mile. The stakes were
$400. A large amount of money changed
hands among sporting roughs and their
friends who invest the battery F~Ear
| Cholera. --.-,,..-
There was one case of cholera yesterday.
BrickIayers' Meeting. .Aos
| At mass meeting of bricklayers last
night a resolution was passed appointing
| committee to confer with the master ma
sons upon compromise relative to certain
rules of the Union. Some of the men de-
clared there could be no compromise on
the eight hour question, whatever might
be done in respect to permitting masters
to have more than two apprentices new
ertheless it was evident that the majority
of members present were anxious to have
the matter settled some way. 7.oa-
| l------. Quarrel. -r--5.s.-5--s
Hugh McElroy and Patrick McElroy
brothers, became involved in quarrel in
/ Brooklyn. Sunday night, when the former
struck the latter across the face with a
smoothing iron, knocking out his FROM
teeth. breaking his nose and destroying
one of his eyes. "a ..H ..a-.r-l "a
i Assault. Job
Joseph Hade assaulted woman named
Callen in Brooklyn, yesterday, she having
a babe in her arms at the time. The babt
was so badly mi ured that it died, and Hadt
has been held for trial. I'll
| ---------------- Seized.
I Five thousand Havana cigars were seiz
ed by the United States Marshal yesterda,
for non-payment of duties.
Ola Diseased Cattle.
This morning five car loads of Indians
cattle, destined for the Hudson City ysrds
arrived over the Erie road and were de
i tanned at the old slaughter house, west O
Bergen Hall, where it was ascertained cha
most of the cattle were healthy. But fou
or five were ailing, which were jmmedi
ately ordered killed and rendered. DI
Morris, of the New York Board of Health
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

cw This is the anniversary OF the bat
tie of Wilson's Creek, Missouri, fought by
Gen. Lyon in 1861.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

Cw We wonder il the two shop-lifters
out on bail will appear for trial this morn
ing-xTEsrhaye-no-,d doubt they will be on
hand. - = S'-a-A w - S@NS = = - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

Hon. PHILADELPH VAN TRUMr and Hon
VIM. MUNGEN will please accept our thanks
for Congressional documents. -f'e . aea