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"a FLOUR-Quiet. but low grades firmer.
WHEAT-U Unchanged 1issgi5 sa
CORN-DulI; no market; small sales at
9l@95c. .'" 'FiI717 I7e'hh nRiISJI
! 0ATS-DulI and unchanged at 52@55c.
IS zRYE-Unehapged at 81 H.a9b7o sd+
BACON-Sales of shoulders at 12ts@
123lr; clear sides at 16c.. 5AJ "sN 2-''
lard at 1s34@l9c. 4 7Eo5 -
WHISKY-Sales at 81 50.i y-es1ir4s
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RenadIntng uncdtted for IN the 10lltDtbiss POSt-
|ag'l5 aIs office, September % 3ls6ss1nsm
T. ,TstGels ,stjsaUI-.Tzi gRmhoH .IR
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Adams 4 Ian Miss y E Allen 60 Anss ,e Jake
Alien Mss Mary fss s4G9 as MIS- NM
Allison Miss Adams Miss;ME Allen VIM;
731IlJtHi d+Hon YBIats bua dfooms
B'.gs RpSy t1sId a Hs sSasst N BURKE
Beiys Mrs Esq bowers Eliza II Br"sSfes Wi e Miss Il
BsaRs FL fPk BsSsss BBsfkssgs9 Gf9 BBs9k BshaS sg
Bouser Jas I d Bensingsr hihn Bayha Lewis
BEeksl issa Mrs. y Baker Mrs briggs Mrs Sais
"a sdj 3Tsd % tEgCo ss3sbibaao owl
$ @ rRii
6sp gss siI Henry
cSin oss CoeSa.a Ms.
Grawiey MrsMA CopelsndMrssiJI Cloud Oliver
ss5 cSss cSssaH HFF F66s sd S2ss S2sSsf % a5'
COlson Wiley .euniufus7}i .
Dinian Mrs r Doubleday chas Dahiman Chas
Dill Geo B, "a poty Helen T Cd Diekerson' John
spn asny BTsEs sls Mis-
Dt@A' NiiS . a Di'AS0n "m i9sqs ShiaSna
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Ms En-. te Mrs hi SAr' Finch mi NJ.
Eehrman WFersison John.Fosst MissaarfA
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Mrs. sHsss SSfa Hs Ed H.r.
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Hughes VIM A Hughes Mfd'n q MT sN
Hill John II sr9lis i,sdiisTrrs he 5, ibsrz
johnson Mis-. 9eys. Re o. 9:1s,w Joseph
ksaa:y Mrs kis kias tas.R hss kiss kns,1 EhTird
king Mrs WI 80 elis is7w sti 70 aI'sHshis
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Lille Miss N G Lockwood Perry Lohron Tim
MorsridgsJ ) Moore H -, :, Manning John W
Mo9ss Mooss XII, Ms4atb ais; Msrhs MMsssEy Miss
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va si 1oiJas Quintard f E Esgr5 surI155sl5
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sGSss ReRafa ha d a RksS5s Rss%sf Ea Ms.Bs
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Rolen Peter rs gRhoads kichard cha Ruungon wesley
Swain MissKate swisher MissE Sanders Miss ? =,
Spa,t YaSob lanes
schot Mollie sullivan Mrs NJ stappsr Mrs y A
SSSth MissR shsd a. VS. StGYSnsGn S1a e.;
Smith MissMary smith Samuel Smith Edward
Smith ID s 80 fi,-- / .i7ps0 Ia u-7-- Il
Thomas MriA % Tibbs BsGj Be- ri : Tenisj . is
WoodmanMiss AWheelen q S H Walthour G +
Warner Geo Web Miss Jane Wilson j 80.
Weaver Miss Liz Woodland Miss Mol w alters Sarah
Walsh w 5 White Jennie - III grIL
airs q r. r. mis-
Crawford Alfred C2) Childs & Marcus
Denney Z d & Go - Donaldson G& 20 "
Gates & Fritchey Griffin d Beai
Humpbries Hudson & CoHogan d Won Strohe
Hawley w 81 Wilson, Hitchcock 4 Gate
-Kithredges B q Co So a Rath CD & Go Z vz
Stewart y 6 Bro Thomas. Read Hatcher
Trip WIN & Co : s iE}W ellis. Curtis co
I7I-- III - 81 ,JIJIIIJs j. WOoD. Pun,
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Huffalo nIaIkel-sept. %.

FLOUR-Drooping - - '''I'' ~
WHEAT-Dull and declining at 81 COG
l 63 for No. 2 2spring.iy n5gd 500 bad
CORN-Dull and nominal at 81 07@l 0S.
OATS-Dull and nominal at 65c,
RYE-s1 34@1 35; small sales 'nI
BARLEY-Exeited; 81 90Bfor Canada.
FREIGHTS-WheaJ lie; corn isl41ac;
oats 10a. n o. -.-------- 4 - - =
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Merchants Bank.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
N bnldars of the outstanding notes OF the Mer-
chants Bank of Massllon, and all others concerned
that pursuance to the Provisions Of the 4ist SEQ
will be made to the Auditor, Treasurer and Score
tary of State to surrender the Bonds deposited 90
secure tee circulation OF SAID BANK atter tne expl
/. STEESE, Pres't.
s. HUNT, Cashier.
M Massillon, May %, 1868. y u5-w6m
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heTurG.

rived % .rtrssIat %, snfe5'i5l ~ .cia4, %
ss''a 10 is,-,. 5s The Turf: l,,5gsr},t 5 u
The brown gelding John Stewart, yester-
| day afternoon, at the Fashion Course. trot-
ted twenty miles in SO minutes and % sec
onds, TOR a wager of $4,000 against $1,000
that he could not make it in an hour. He
! trotted quite evenly, his quickest time be-
ing in 2:49, and his slowest in s3:07, and he
came out of the long trip so little wearied
i that the last mile was made apparently
without exertion in 3:02. This feat is said to
be unparalleled, and the betting. which was
4 on the nineteenth mile, was 500 to SIS In
his favor. At the commencement it was
Sl00- to $50 against him. II 9: s.rss oar
r. AHa iiF5J ~ Yacht Race. % s2.a.1t p. >
= The yacht race of the New York Yacht
Club, for the Vice Commodore's prize, came
of in the lower bay yesterday; the Phan-
tom winning the prize tor schooners, and
the Addie V. for sloops. 7twa'I s-7i.i'a
National Labor UniOn. b
| At the session of the National Labor
| Union, yesterday, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton presented her credetials as a dele
gate from the Woman's Suffrage Associa-
| tion. Much argument ensued upon the
propriety of admitting a delegate from
what purported to be a political body, but
as Mrs. Stanton was known to be warmly
interested in labor movements, especially
n
admitted by Al ayes to Is nays. ~ aa-5
| .sHs 5.5sH all Items. 81, 1z..t s.r art 3
A dispatch received to-day from the end
of the track announces the completion of
another section Of the Union Pacific rail-
road, making $40 miles in operation. go 3
| Warren Whipple and Turner's Detective
| Agency, of this city, have unearthed a
stupendous swindle, originating here nm
der the title of the Brooklyn Steamship
and Emigrant Company. The 81 600 bonds,
| which constitute the fraud, are in circula-
| ton in all parts of the country, many hay-
| ing gone to California and the Southern
and Middle States. Many persons in Vir.
ginia have been extensively swindled by
Hand spectators through using these
bonds, besides numbers in. Eastern and
Western States. c-- % fe
At the National Labor Congress to-day
resolution was adopted to form a national
/ advance the interest of workingmen in the
country. A committee of three was ap-
| pointed to issue an address calling upon
the workingmenA of the United States to
vote for no man for office who is not pledged
i to sustain the National Labor Union.
A woman named Emma Barclay was ar
rested and sent to Boston to answer a
charge of abducting young girl from
there for nctarious purposes. az1.,a ID
/ The second colored battalion of Massa-
chusetts concluded an excursion here to-
] day by drill, and returned home by a
sound steamer. Several thousand negroes
were at the pier to witness their departure.
| A woman named Bridget Dunkley, prin-
cipal of public school number nine, of
Brooklyn, has been arrested for brutally
and inhumanly beating alittle scholar, a
girl of less than eight years, in such hor-
rible degree that the little sufferer died in
! convulsions a few hours after.
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Drs. Warner & Emminger,
DENTISTS,

DEGRADING THE TEETH OF THE
,ra invite Won to call at our pleasant Dem
tai rooms is East @ irGad hs,ws.n ,h.
;onopant pretender AMI the properly qualified Dem
tist. -. h. ,s ..a ,ror, u;.h -
Ct nd servo the purpos OF speech, masticstion
and beauty AS Dentists aim to be the best. and
Furnish all that's good. .. -.-.---'- .'-.ft
Teeth extracted without pain. y7-w6m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

MILITARY BALL The Capital City
Guards will give social ball at Ambos
Hall, Thursday evening, October LIST. All
are respectfully invited to attend. Admis-
sion 81. eldaL 20 seplS&24andoct1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

H9ITR1NsFERED Y There was
but one deed lett for record yesterday that
of Adlebert w, Graham, administrator to
Michael Mears. Sept. 22d, lot No. Of
Thos. A.Jones subdivision OF lots Nos z
: and g.. of Jacob StickIers addition to the
q City OF Columbus, for $L605. sii5sT ROB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

6a,ss- The announcement that the Frank
lin Building associotion would elect ON .
GERS yesterday, was incorrect. The cleo
tion comes off on Wednesday, Oct. 2lst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

WANTED Three more first class sewing
machine operators, to work at w. Pimmers
Shirt Mandatory, No. So South High
street, iu American Hotel Those having
Etna Sewing Machines are preferred.
- = .an talt-t IRlat -. -. -
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cleveland maFKetlsept. as: !: !;

FLOUR-Marketu unchanged and steary;
-receipts good.g City made heldsat $l0 W.
@l0 % for Xxx spring; SO 50@9f IS
+ Or X spring; .S11 t00@l1, 25 for XXX
red winter. Country brands quiet at 50 90
$1,000 for XXX spring; SO 50@l0 90 for XIX
red winter; Sl1 50@12 80 forXX white.
st WHEAF-Market quiet and NV ithout
material change; sales of MOL red winter
at $1.99@ o. 90; No 2 do at 81 81. eSI55p
CORN-Firmer and better; held at 81 0S
for MOL mixed. sEra- q ssS!s siiaR IA
OATS-Receipts light and the market
nominaIly better, holders asking 62e9or
NG RYE@Sdlf; SHsiSaf No. i held held at 81 25; No. ?
do at %.
BARLEY-Good demand and firm; sales
10000 bush in lOts-on- private terms; held
nominally4 ,at3S1. 75@lJ90 for State and
Canada, as to quality.
MILL FEED-In good demand and firm
at S3S 90 per tonfor Fine Middlings; $50 90
for No 2 do; $4,000 TOR Coarse do; s24 90
PoRKIFir1n and in fair reaueser sales
20 bbls at $31 for No.d1 mess $50 forINo.
q do!O1 fis;Y oi bs46q99s hus h.,yis344
irLARD--Active and firm; sales 1000 lbs
at 2O15c for city rendered; country do held
$ BEEF Moderate request, and steady at
S20for extra mass.io 5ua sysd Of sTesq
SMOKED, MEATS-Demapd Igood and
market steady; sales $500 lbsShamsI, at 2lo
for sugar-cured; 20c for plain do; 2iOo09bs
shoulders at 14(1 15e! HCI15fiYnI ed 1sd4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

7s5s Most of the troubles of this life arise
from a Misunderstanding. The right sort
z1a Of . word would often save the wrong sort
Of a blow. ~ 1e's-"'4'l '-' 9'-1 -'AI'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

wWe hear that the French teacher
soCharIouis, hoievanted from this city ieay-
ing snndry4 persons minus, has taken the
.war path, with the police after himHon q
2 lchafge of counterfeitipgig5siB 9IlstE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
= = ~ : = , u I1III.II %
Democratic NleefinR.

E.. T. DELANY and JOHN, G. McGUFFEy
will address the Democracy of Jefferson
township on Friday evening, sept. 18th, at
Taylor's Station. l-1ojJi5 ,-gtHssiH9
600 ~ .Hojsl soiJo HIN g, THoMBsoNs
ss-4-fas All x.} t14 Chm, Co.Err Com.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

|. SHIRT PATTERNS for sale at w. PimmePs
Shirt Mandatory, No. S5 South High
street, opposite the State House.
sept23. d2t-th&sat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

GREENBAcKs or good notes at 80, go, or
90 days, received in exchange for Scholar
ships in Columbus Business College.
sep24 3tr i. o. - a., ---rvs-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

w The Licking County Agricultural
Society holds its twenty-first annual fair
an tuesday Wednesday, THURSDAY and
Friday, October 9th, 7th, Sth and 9th.- :
Thanks for rcompiimentaries. - - /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

you ~, The new law forbidding physicians
to practice who have no diplomas, goes
into effect October 1st. Come, show your
authority for writing death warrants IN
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THE GRECIXN BEND.-The latest "agony'
In thaLfashionabla raofId ISaSs ~ a.rnhan ors

| TIE GRECIAN BEND.-The latest "agony''
In thsfashionaple void says an exchange.
| Is the panier (which seems to have
tereated no little $ hustle =, among the FASH
ionable young ladies of our usually quiet
city. The "panier" is a new thing. l. is,
we believe, a 81 '.rrumpl" invention, gotten
bqpezpressly.a and for noYo other purpose,
than to assist ladies In getting their @"back
up" We had curiosity enough to examine
one Of these ,.infernal machines" 1t is
made Of linen and STUFFED with moss, cot
tonor hair, and padded so as to rest easy,
like Eas saddls-blanketE Eon q ,aVsore-backei
horse. Itis about sixteenlinches long one
way and About eight or = ten inches the
lother,oand some earedthieker than others,
with two tapes attached to tie them about
| the body, as you would a saddle on horse.
One of these paniers attached to young
| lady, together with the pew style of dress,
is what gives them the appearance Of ;hav
ing the ssGrecian bend.D If there iscom-
fort in these new-fangled concerns, we
E"can't see it," but we suppose. as they
are fashionable, that young ladies will
"grin and bear it," and subject themselves
to all kinds of ludicrous remarks on ac-
count. of the (" Grecian bend u their bodies
will be subjected to. Z sa..s =. y .get77.S,5 E2z
; These ..paniers' will make some young
ladies' look rather forward in fact, lean
that way. They viii appear as If they had
eaten, an overdose of green apples and
buttermilk, and were suffering from fear
ful attack of colic,s with a. slight touch of
toothaehe, and, an ainklings of dyspepsia.
The "Grecian bend" we suppose, will be
all the 'go," for awhile, at least. Ah! young
ladies, what next?i bsagsda ssseza6 "a
sta They said you wore your dresses short
To show your pretty feet; 81 '4s-- wa
q. You wore no yeils. or bonnets large.
r. To hide your faces sweet; 4@I5S
ID - And now. because Dame Fashion chose e,
they ey say You 10 stoop s1o ike your sranduas
HsASH Andcall it "Grecian bend. ~ g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

Hon. George L. Converse
Will address the Seymour and Blair Club
at Pleasant Valley, on Monday evening,
221 eJNo. G.. THOMPSON
g-a Secretary District Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

II WILL SELL Or EXCHANGE FOR PROP.
i ERTY in the city of Columbus. a farm of $50
acres of land near Ottawa, the county seat of Put
nam county, Ohio, and will pay the difference, II
any in cash. Toe land is situate at the corner OF
GROSS roads, has house on il and twenty or thirty
acres cleared 1t is very rich land, and well tim
bered with walnut ash sugar. tree and spice busch
A good bargain will be given. o.
Office, corner of High and Broad streets. e,
mar2-wtf
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G i. o. o. f.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. %

BALTIMORE, Md, sept. %
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows to-day
disposed of the amendment to the Consti-
tution.1 The special committee on a Ma
tional jubilee, reported in favor OF hold
ing asemi-centennial anniversary of Odd
Fellowship in Philadelphia, on the 26th Of
April. The report was adopted. sH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

uosA sAGRRIcuLruRAL GRRIc 1ruiRlL ,MEETING. G.--There will bt
meeting meeting of the county Board OF Agri.
e culture, at the office of Judge Pagh, or
Saturday morning. Sept. 26th.c .ct''1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

NOTARY PUBLIC APPoINTED-Mo Morton r., +
Brazee WIS on yesterday re-appointed q
Notary Public for Franklin county, by the
Governor. 81
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rIiiwau,tee MISUNDERSTANDING 2s

MIIWduKee mhrket--Sept6HnU'or 20
va FLOUR-Dull and weak; city AA ~ 10
as Co., Ul1 HillfhH - .li9M luSyo
~ WHEAT-Steady at, 81 59zfer No. j in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

CHARGED WITH LARCENY@That lrre-
pressible Italian Antoni Chappa, who is
never at peace except he is at war, had a
g Warrant issued against Maria Sella, charg-
ing her with stealing S95l from him, the
said Chappa. Constable w. r. Horn made
the arrest on Tuesday, and took the woman
before Squire Meeker, where she gave bail
= iii the sum Of $500 tor her appearance at
i o'clock yesterday, afternoon. The hear
ing was then continued.hL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
PEORIA, ILL, Sept. %

"A fire broke out in the Peoria Pottery
Works this morning. In short time the
whole building was burned to the ground.
1t was the largest establishment of the
kind in the State, and valued at S125,OO0.
The insurance was between $4,000 and
$4,000. reg sa- Ta-s5- =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

y lCoLUMBUs BUSINESS CoLLEGE-4tooks the
premium at the State Fair. See Randall &
Aston's window. = - - - sep24-3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

SERIOUS ACcIpENT.-We are Informed
that last night as J. J. Rickley, the banker,
was on his way home in North Columbus,
8 he, was thrown from his buggy nopprslte
: the residence of Mr.. Short, and SO injured
that his recovery is despaired OF He suf-
fered, we are told, a compound fracture of
the hip. We sincerely hope our informa-
tion of the precarionsnessa OF bis situation
,,rouarincnrraet " g ss.ar tr .---..I !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

& BuckLEy (the live OystemaD says he
wants to sell the balance of those Fruit
Cans cheap 81 bos- Ssa@ or
They must be sold this week.
au25-dtonov2S 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
sRenoniinated.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. %. %
WIN. B. Washburae has been renomina-
ted Tor Congress by the Republicans. 70 .
s. "a 81 b-7iur s.s BosToN, Sept. %. e
Samuel Hooper was renominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans OF the Fourth
DistricC to-day --l---r. ar..,.. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

q =
To THE REPUBLlcANs.-Last, night, as
the White Boys in Blue were passing the
Grant Tanners Headquarters, they were
stoned from the top of their tannery, and
from in front of Mr.. Gins residence. on
High street, As they came back down
High street they were stoned from the cor
.ner Of Gay street and the lumber pile on
Broadway. Two mem were seriously, if
not dangerously injured. We have but
few words to say In this connection, and
they are these: The Republicans have
opened che war. They have assaulted and
stoned Democrats who did no.
even cheer as they passed
their, Headquarters, 4. They have pro-
claimed that theirS"Let us have peace,"is a
lie, and that they want war. The White
Boys in Blue are determined they shall
have it, and to their hearts content, if this
is repeated. No Republican. procession,
hereafter,lit is decreed can. pass through
the streets of Columbus without receiving
just such treatment as, the soldier boys re-
ceived at their hands. The Boys from this
time forward mean busiaess.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

.THIEATRIc IEA Att 9 viii be seen by the adj
vertisement in-this mornings paper that
we are at last to have, q theratical season.
Ri. Miles and troupe, from the National
theatre, Cincinnati, with g. w. Couldoek,
viii open the Opera Honse on next Mon
day evening for short season. Mr.. Coul-
dock is a great iavorite here, and this, with
the long fast from good theatricals our peo-
. pie have endured, renders it safe to say
that Mr.. Miles viii find the venture prof
; itahle. one. r 4 0s.1 s14-s4 ~ . c5.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

w. PIMMEI's shirtpatterns are warrant
ed to fit.------------ ept23-d2t-th&sat .
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Denocratic Conneaftoa.

"a The Oregon Legislature has adopted a
resolution thanking Gen. Crook for his SER
vices in Eastern Oregon, by which the In7
dian depredations have been stopped, ten
dering him the hospitallties of che State.
The House adopted memorial to Congress
for aid by money and law for building a
branch of the Union Pacific railroad from
the vicinity. OF Salt Lake to the navigable
waters of the Columbi thence BY Port
land to PUGET Sound. -. = =. - e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

New THING In THE iGERMAN.---A new
figure in 1.-THE German" has been invented
at a watering place in Bohemia. The LADY
is seated in the mid ddle.of the circle, and
small cakes are given to three or four gem
tlemen, the one who succeeds in. eating the
cake quickest having the honor of her hand
for the. dance. The last Of the Wallensteins
almost choked- himself the other day, TO Sc
cure the hand of an American belle. 2.o,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Riot i'm New Orleans.

5o5 zss o. h's New ORLEANS, Sept. %.
A difficulty last night arose from a per-
son cheering for Seymour while a Grant
procession was passing. The negroes
chased the person who -cheered into a con-
fectioDery, demolishing the win dows of the
store, &c. Some indiseriminate firing took
place, when the negroes fled, but returned
and had a row with Democratic torch
light procession. The negroes spread
through the second adistriet, demolishing
the windowssof a confectionery, corner of
Rampant and Peter streets, which they at
tempted to set on fire. The building was
saved by the police. Only one of the ne
and blacks were wounded. 1t is stated
that several policemen were injured a lit
tie. There is unusual excitement this
morning. ,Zur -7u.E T
Convention.
s'i''. . sHi iSPRINGF1ELb, Mass, Sept. 13.
A National Convention of French Cana
dian societies will be held here on the 7th
of October. Four hundred delegates are
expected to be present.Ts9 ileana
e.. River News. 5g.
,....., q, =, .,,..-;12f -;2f PITTSBURGH, Sept %.
River feet and inches, and rising.
Weather damp. Mercury "a deg.
- 1Asl.' N Repaired. L''~fsf
UTICA, N. Y, Sept. %.
/ The break in the Erie canal at Transport
is repaired. Z y,-,-.-, "a. f..--, -s,-. s---r
80 171 For Congress. 81 sss-5a f..
'Vdd " 'V4j BALTIMORE, Sept. %, o
The Democrats of the Fourth District
nominated Patrick Hamill for Congress on
the 243d ballot D ss- D ss-sl "
.- State Fair.
Ban ~ .rss4tsf ... r ~ TOLEDO, Sept. %.
The State Fair here isaa success. Over
forty thousand people were on the grounds
to-day and far more property is on exhibi-
ton than at any previous fair in the State.
The weather is good and the grounds beau
tiful. The fair closes on Friday. .aaa
'' 'l- Resumed. .
s.sS7. q 30 sps5 Troy, September %.
| The iron establishments of Border &
Sons, and E. Cowning & Co., in this city,
| fully resumed work to-day. The stoppage
continued four months, and was occasioned
7i'n.s- % Identified. TEr. d
| on s.-.1.,-a PoRT RoYAN, September %.
| Mr.. Patchem, of Troy, has arrived here
and identified the body found on the lake
shore a few days ago, as that of Miss
Parchem, one of the passengers of the ILL
| fated steamer Morning Star. The body
was taken to Buffalo for iEterment.
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