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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-06

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WHI AMI IED-AGENTS-s75 to $500 per
81 month. everywhere, male and female, ts
~ IL introdnee the GENUINE IMPh0FklA
8tU COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWJNG
MACHINE. This Machine will stitch
hem. fell, tuck. quilt, 7cori. bind, braid
and embroider in q most superior map
ner. Price only $ls. Fully warranted fer
five years. we will pay 81 600 for any
H machine that will sew a stronger, more
VU beautiful. or more elastic seam than ours.
II makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing it, We pay Agents
from S75 to 5000 p month and expenses, or a COM
nisson, from which twice that .mount can be
made Address SEC0MB & CO ,PIrrSBURGH,
PA..or no $T0N, MASS. ~ -
C. UTI0N-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties pa'ming off worthless cast-iron machines.
under the same name or otherwise Ours Is the
only ge'uine and really practical cheap machine
anufactured.T z-f Z = EB oct20- eodlSt&w4t.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE. =
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to grade and pave oD Third street
from Hickory alley to North street.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the City Council
hers concurring), That the unpayed sidewalks
and cutters be graied and paved on Third street
from Hickory alley to North street, in accordance
SIC. 3. That all damages. costs and expenses
arising from the foregoing improvement, shall be
assessed andlevied upon the several lots of land
fronting or abutting theron in proportion to their
iee' iA'A' 50 WIN. NAGHTEN,
..,- President of the City Council.
Passed Oct. 26, A. d. 1868.
- Attest: LIE. WILSON. City Clerk -sf7-
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New Advertisements

W The Ohio Statesman has a
Larger Circulation than any pa
per published in this City or Gem
trail Ohio. Advertisers will bear
this i'm mind. ...t f'u---l s-.7...
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Resolution to Contract.

ResoEued. That the City Civil Engineer be, and
he is hereby authorized anc directed to contract in
the name of the city of Columbus. with John
Murphy, for building double row, flag crossiDg
across Linn alley at the east side If High street
upon the following terms. to-wit: ltiEs..-Ti
For excavating or grading, Forty cents per cubic
yard. ~ :. '-.l 3. .. -rt.-l.'E- .'3oi.
For boulder paving. FOrty-four cents per square
yard.
cal foot. .--f:,. --... ~
November, 1858, or said contract shall be void.
Adopted Oct. &C. 1868;
oct30-dlt ID ! d City Clerk.
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We beg to call the attention of advertisers to
our agency. Our facilities with all the first class
iaily papers in the country are second to none
and we arc fully prepared to offer terms and con-
ditions which cannot fail to give superior induce
ments. We also send advertisements to all Cuban
ard South American papers, with whom we have
exclusive contracts We are the only house doing
a SPANISH ADVERTISING BUSINESS.
We can, by special per mission, refer to
Mr., h. T. HELMBoLD. Druggist, 594 Broadway.
Messrs. s. 4. yANDuzzR & Co.. 1913 Greenwich
street, New York.
Messrs: H ALL q RUoKEL, 2ls Greenwich street,
New York.
Messrs. G. BRUoE's Son Co.. Type Founders, ID
Chambe street.
Messrs. PHALoN 4 Son, New York.
Messrs. PHELoN L. CoLLENDER, New York.
Messrs. TARRANT & Co.. New York.
Messrs. CHICKEHING & Son, New York 10
Messrs. RADwAY Co.. New York.
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Denouncing the Ohio Platform OF
lhe RadIcais-Readyt 10 Pay the
BOndbOIders i'm Gold. .--s =.

Denouncing the Ohio Platform Of
lhe RadIcaIs-Ready 10 Pay the
BOndhOIders i'm Gold. -.
One of the planks of the Ohio State plat
form, adopted by the Convention of Marcel
4th, of the present year. was as follows:
q Resoloed, That the Republican party
pledges itself to the faithful payment of the
public debt, according to the laws under
which the 5 20 bonds were issued; said bonds
should be paid in the currency of the coun-
tyy aolaich may be legal tender aohen the
Gocernmeat shall be prepared TO redeem such
bonds."e n. iat --. ee.t5 si. a. ..,irs,-- ~ e.
The Journal of March 8, 1868, spoke OF
this, and the other resolutions of the Con-
vention as follows: c-eF 40 FFn q rlvg.5F
"The resolutions adopted by the State
Convention yesterday are aneQuiuocdl and
STRAIGHT tfor,odrd There is no misuaking the
opinions of the committee by whom these
resolutions were submitted. They have
used no unmeaning or doubtful phrase
ology." F-Ekt1 " ~
In its issue of yesterday, in commenting
on the same Ohio Platform, the Journal
says:
Then there was that indescribable piece of
sophonaorical patch acork called the State plat
form, with some grOtesque nonsense in the
shape of q s,1indling, ,kndUash thteut1g green6dcE
plank, which no Republican in Ohio except
che authors of it would have defended, ex-
cept under duress." 80
This charge of fraud is not at all extra
ordinary in such sheet as the Journal
The bondholders furnished the money that
elected GRANr-they did it to get gold for
their bonds, which will add hundreds of
millions of dollars to the taxes of the peo-
pie and the debt of the nation, and the
Journal, recipient as it is, of bondholders'
favor, now denounces the platform of its
party in Ohio as "sophomorical patch
work." as ''grotesque nonsense in the shape
of ssoindling, k,sauish, dtieuing greenback
plank, which no Republican in Ohio, except
the authors of it, would have defended. e4-
cept under duress." Was the Journal under
duress when that sheet defended it?
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Paving Notice.
To all aoAons IL MAY Concern
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
CnIuMRuS O.. Sant. %. 1861

To all lchoD1 IL MAY Concern:
II CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS. o., Scot. 2s, 1851
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus for max
ing the following improvements. to-wit:
For grading and paving the unpaved Sidewalks,
cutters and crossings Third street from Hickory
ley to North street; II
Also, for grading and paving tn unpaved side.
walks, cutters and crossings on the south side Of
North street. from Third street to Fourth street;
Also, for grading and paving the cutters ard cross
ings and graveling the sidewalks and grading the
roadway on Mohawk street. from South Public lane
to sycamore street.
Also, for grading and repaving the sidewalk and
gutter and crossing Rich street, in front of Lot
No. of Dennison's subdivisian of outlot No. 80:
Also. for grading and graveliug the roadway of
Chapel street. from Fair alley to Front street;
Also, for grading and paving the cutters and
cur5Dg on the sonth side of Chapel street and for
eraveling the roadway from High street to Fair
al ey: rtLl.f,l .El. ...EEL
so. for building double row flag crossing
across Linn alley at the east side of High street,
The same to be done in accordance with the plat:
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Eng
neer, and filed in the office of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvemen ents, are required to file thei
claims in the office of the Clerk, in writing on Of
before the Eighteenth day of November, A. D
1858. .s - ..
l.. WILSON,
o:t5 dItaw4w sos City Clerk.
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Attention, F,enians!I

I -di 'sul ugEe, 9T-- H5s - lT.it. b
To tie Asnrbers oftte 0'NeI Circle. Military and
CiUI, Columbus, Ohio:
A meeting of the Brotherhood of the above Cir
Gle will be held FRIDAY. the 9th inst, at John
O'Bren's house, Maple street. Business of the
utmost importance requires their attendance : :,
By order. PATRICK MURPHY alf
noY5- dat I'd Lieut.. Military Circle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-06

Mr.. JAMES FISHER. of st. Louis, Mo, has
on foot plan for building and sustaining
an ''eleemosynary institution for the relief
of the widows and orphans of deceased
physicians" This very praiseworthy OBJ
ject he proposes to attain by annually as
sessing, to the amount OF So each, the diff
ferent regular practitioners of the United
States; calculating that as there are some
10000 physicians in the country the
amount secured would be not less than
half a million of dollars. That sum, he
contends, would be sufficient to place the
establishment on firm basis. The builc-
ing once erected, the annual assessment
would be amply sufficient to support it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-06

"YouR LOTION has cured me Of letter (or Salt
Rheuml on my hands of thirty years standing.,'
writes Joseph Kistler. of Danyilie, Ind, who has
been using Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotfonn,.s
sep21- -d&w1yo ' I'm : IN >
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sDeath of an Ex-Congressman.

Hon. VIM. Everhart, formerly member
of Congress, died at West Chester, Pa, last
week. Many years ago he was one of the
passengers on ship wrecked off the coast
Of Ireland. All were lost but himself and
five others, who were saved and cared for
by the inhabitants nearest the ship wreck.
He did not forget their kindness; but when
the famine broke out in Ireland he loaded
a ship with provisions, at his own expense,
and sent her to the Emerald Isle to show
his gratitude. if-,,,; ., re a. .-..s- ;7,- d. 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-06

A Nevada paper notices beautiful cube
of salt, a natural production of that State.
The cube is two and half inches long, two
inches broad, and one and half inches
thick. 1t is as transparent as a plate OF
fine glass, and the small print of paper
may be easily read through it. Nearly in
the center of the cube there is small cav
ity in which there is held imprisoned a
drop of water, which moves as the block is
moved to the right or the lett, as the glob-
ule of spirit moves in level.
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ROT SloNAI

DR. A. B.. WILLIAMS, W est Broadway. nss,
high street, Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himstif
or series of years to the treatment ofcertain pri
vate diseases. He may bs consulted at his of;ce.-
Broadway. near the Exchange BANK So
I may3I-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-06

Bes1 NOTICES 0To Lett, For
saIes'' tLosts3 "Wants,, sFound,
"Boardig,''&c. not exceedinnE eight
lines, published i'm this column for
'0cents each Insertion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-06

DEACON JOHN HITCHCOCK, who lived in
Springfield, Mass, was a truly muscular
Christian. A biographical. sketch says OF
him: "He would lift cart load of hay, BY
getting his shoulder under the axle, in a
s:ooping posture, and throw an empty
cart over with one hand, by taking hold OF
the end of the axletree. When loading
grain into cart, he would take bag by
the teeth, and with swing and the aid OF
a push from the knee, throw it into the cart.
He had double teeth in front and would holo
a ten-penny nail by them and break it of
with his fingers. He used to say re did not
know man he could not whip or run
away from. The day he was seventy years
old, he remarked to his wife, that when
they were first married, he was wont to
amuse her by taking down his hat with his
toes, and added, Il wonder if could do it
now p Thereupon he jumped from the
floor, took off the hat with his toes, came
down on his feet like a cat, hung up the
hat on nail, turned to the table, asked a
blessing, and ate of the repast then ready
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-06

HE London Spec Gt0r mas the 10ilOWIng
respecting American travellers in Europe:
we wish the Americans on the Continent,
would behave like the Scotch, whom on
points they closely resemble, but they
don't. Nobody in the world is quite SO
kindly or SO tolerant as the American who
knows something; but there is class OF
Americans just now in Europe who are to
experienced travellers the most intolerant
of mankind American gentlemen say
they are the 'shoddy aristocracy,' but they
have uniformly three distinctive and an
noying Observation-Disclosures for which
they ought to pay rent, and not merely
fares, loud voices and bad tempers.
In pretty large acquaintance with Amer
leans, we declare that, except on the conti-
nent, we never heard q loud voice or met
vi sibly bad temper, and their own descrip
tion of themselves is that valise with
tooth comb and two dickeysis too much
luggage. Nevertheless; class with the
peculiarities we have mentioned--in fact,
class exactly resembling the English of
thirty years since-is flooding the CONT
nenl, is running half its best hotels, not by
extravaganza, but by the introduction
of bad tone, and is concentrating on
the Union all that angry distaste which
for years was felt and expressed toward
our own countrymen. The widest carica
lures friends of the South ever painted OF
Yankees are weak descriptions of some OF
these people, who are at last. fortunately
for us, ceasing to be mistaken for English
men. Who they are, why they want hall
a dozen boxes apiece, why they should al
ways quarrel with all service, what induces
them to criticise the guests at tables dhote
in an audible voice, above all, why they
should be SO invariably cross, passes human
comprehension. Americans at home or in
England show none of those foibles,a and why
special class of them should give them
selves that reputation on the Continent re
mains to be explained. The evil will pass
away; but if some American satsrist would
laugh his travelling compatriots out OF
their ways as Englishmen have at last
been laughed by satirists out of theirs, he
| er to the remainder OF mankind.n 81 p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-04

l.. ID. iScERsoLL, Assistant Elect,,r at large,
made speech a, Marengo, few days ago,
and on the subject Of finances he said:
The position OF the Chicago resolves mp
on the question Of The finances. is briefly
this: That il is the best and cheapes, way
for the Republic as for The citizen, 10 be
simply honest; that rascalis7, ia the long
run, does not pay nation more than an in
aisiduai that we cannot afford reputation
IN any shape. form or manner; that our
. .ss should DC lightened and equaiizsd !;
,nal our credit should be improved and that
sas" &c t nm convert our bonds into longer
I1nn.h 1 so lower rates of interest,
"n.eh tns gioh,ng sstion can paw in sold a
easily as John Jacob As,ar - - suau =
That is the financial policy e ,ha - 49,
can party-the policy of cconoav III ~
dom, and common honesty. 20
We hear great sleni Of sc.ap-trnp evo,,,
the opposition that money that il goos
enough for the soldiers and sailors. an,
farmers and people IL goad eneoxl, for~ III
bopdholdeys and baakers.' This il ,fe nun
eos phrase Of the pyrosechnieal Democracy
! say, and the Republican marty ssys. tha
tae money that is good enough for the soldier
sa,or, sarmer, Is evotf ennngh for the bond
aofaef ana TIE tanker, hnf | say. ari III
hepuDhcan psrty says, that no money
eood enousn Tor soldier, sailor. farmer d
people eAceps thA' money of which loliG
Nakes a dgllr. Thasis tha S,saassa.
financial Justice, and any other i. 4, a,r..
upon soldiers. sailors, farmers and r n.a.i !.
more especially th1u npon bankers and hnad
holders The DeInoc5atie policy il simrl
spoliation. IT. practical efact would Be i
- 1oldiN4 auf1osSy Sks1sefs, and the a.
poopie, carry their monev In m.,tet !;
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party spurns and despses, and insists s that hal
name Of Justice, and right, aud hoe"ss ,'s ael.
A. soon as possible, our dollart saan 80 rood
lars. The Democracy may to- 49, Al.
enough for the soldiers. "a rronoss for
We think better Of them. fas fPAyslsnse. ]
money y :; !. s;aay snd word, reply u Ms me
anu W.. d;scloses the fnancai policy O
n ,,ar.,ic politicians-they ne Hssss Inc
.eonndrel, believing that ne peers , =
s ssJ Their logic and code Of morsta II ths'
Of ssindlers and thieves.
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Patent Offices.

iavsnters who vish to take ont Lstfees p tent stc
addicted to eeuhsei with MfSN 60, iiors u the
the Patent o:s fer TsEnsy Yeats. 4eir Ar,eri-
and hlfuI~zg Pren. agency Is tbs most extsn.se
in the world lisr. ~ irs~ Ihsp any other agency
Pamphlet nius fGii irstfprtions 20 /. rent
seat grntis
g3-A h,uds5ne Bonnd fousne, cost&iniag l51 Ne
chants i eperasipgs and the al ed States Census by
G-pntie with hints srd Receipts for Mechanics male
receipt OF 10 cents. Address AESN GO.
81 Pork Eaw Sew YORK.
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HOW EOU MAH HAVE
q 1 u o o o o.!
n - >~~ 49, -

r. 80 ss.@-ses< --rs
4 SiW AsD soRR way 70 aeeuiau ats Property. in
"A HospRsgLI and LeGIrIgaYs mshnef, rteentiy
discovered aud fully explained in the Great Sock Of the
Age. entitled,
"A SHORT ROAD TO FORTUNE"
This Book gives rsatse directions, based rpos faefs
that nana be denied which, II followed ~iil enable al
to have BfrstI sneft,Ss in sbe country, Splendid
Resaesc, Ia tue city. 1he p-s2 invited 70 Rad.
Ponder and dsproys II they Nv ioyes, Ts<st O.
fsnsrtsis WORK. the Of aag aso9at Of
Property that sny car a.onsby desire FfIce 81
Book fssanny bcnpe Ia b isIin. Gilt Etxrs 500 pagers
S3Go sent post psd 20 OF IT. I.s recsipt
Of prics. Address MON BOOK Ass SCIATfQS syria
cus+ z
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~sEsD ron ova WV dlas .s
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LOOkt LOOK! LOOK!

asog ONE DOLL iR We sill seil six pfes.ssx 6 ~
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cold fer one DftiLAR. - nby cue s.a-iE. Us THEN
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NOOK AGENTS WANTED

x yoa rHy Re6x
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OF iradiDa psysstI OF the D.s. AEelegant vol
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Making in all 900 Valuable Prizes,
RANGING
FROM Sc TO Sk2o. 900.

DETAILS OF THE DRANIN6.---A suitable
committee Of responsible and honorable gentlemen
viii be selected 10 conduci the drawing and award
ing the Prizes on the day nppeiated, ct the CitE
Han, Alien, III. Plan Of dr4sing viii be similaF
to the one of csoatesu / Smith mill ard farm,
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WHgS the Senate resolution thanking Mr..
Stanton was before that body on Monday,
Senator Eessenaen made u strong and elo-
quent speech in favor oil lis passage. Mr..
Henderson finally offered an amendment,
complimentary to the course OF the Chief
Justice in the trial. This was iost-1l to
so-the Republicans voting for i. being
Messrs. Henderson, Fowler and Ross. The
main resolution then passed by 81 to IL, The
same Republicans voting in the negative.
These three men have repeatedly voted to
sustain Stanton hitherto. Since their vote
on impeachment it is NOT strange that the,
have been converted 10 the opposition vote
they gave in this case. Fowler is fool
Ross knave, and Henderson is what he j.
proving himself to be.
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1,,rcu,, fourt Cenyention.

Circuit Court Convention.
There viii be Republics Convention he'd In Aoulf
Pleas ant Iowa, on Friday, June afh, 1868.
Tie representation will he AS follows. to- Wit ms
delegate Tor comfy ard delegate for each 100
,otes fraction 50. cas-. for tovernpr in 1857
This Convention will be held TO nominate hepraii~
candidate for Jus of tho Circuit Court Jr the rss
circuit the s,rs Judicial District composed Of the
co unsiss I.se and Henry, and such other
business may come before it.
JOHN VAN vALKEyBURa,
Chairman Les Co. Rep. Central Com.
K AL ES
e.lsmnn Henry Co Bey. Central Com.
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First Prize,
PATTERsok's
Irtl Works Foundry

on the corner Of pias. aaa Third streets, front
ing on pinsa $50 feet, running back loo feet.
size Of Machine Shop, A fee. vide and LOO feet
long four stories high-hrst story stone, two foot
wsll, the, other three hriek metal roof; heavy
iron columns ,hrosgh the centre Of each story.
Foundry IS feet vide. SO feet long, 20 feet high,
Of trirk good erpsIo aud room. and core room.
81 eksrith Shop rs feet vide, 30 feet long, atAns
and brick, metal rcef. ofiee Isx29, two stories
high, OF brisk metal roof, All the above Shops
are surrfsea Nth the best engine, fashes, planners
aud toals throughout; good LOT Of iron and wood
TASKS, and . good lot Of patterns. The above
Chop has capacity to work Ies hands. OGes
has q safe desks, clock and fnrnirure-ail Ia good