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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30
FROM WASHINGTON.


Dinner Party by Gen. Magruder.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-The Herald's
Washington special says: Gen. Magruder,
who figured prominently as a rebel COM
mander during the late "unpeasantness," !"
gave select dinner party here tonight at
fashionable restaurant. Among the dis
tiDguished guests was Gen. Emory, com-
mander of this Department.
Buffers Ar gument.
Buffers opening argument will occupy
five hours, and is very exhaustive.
Gen. Hancock Assigned to the Depart.
ment of the Atlantic.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.--The President
has issued an order through Gen. Grant,
assigning Gen. Hancock to the command
of the Department of the Atlantic, with
his headquarters in Washington.
Two Delegations from Florida.
The committee on Reconstruction had
before them, to-day, two sets of delegates
from Florida, each presenting Constitu-
tion for the State. One of the delegations
is composed in part of Wisconsin men, and
the other of Massachusetts, men, who have
settled in Florida. The former have an ad-
vantage, as they have Constitution sane
toned by General Meade and signed by
forty-five delegates.
Communications from General Meade.
| The Secretary of War sent to the House,
| to- day, communication from Gen. Meade
relative to the recent vote in Alabama, on
the Constitution, showing that, under the
law requiring one-half of the registered
voters to cast their votes, the Constitution
| is not ratified. He does not favor the i'm.
mediate admission of the State by Con.
gress but would prefer seeing the Con.
vention reassembled for revision of the
Constitution, to be submitted to the people
under new law.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30

NEW ORLEANS, March pa dispatch
from Galveston to-day, says that the treas
ury agents. Sioanmaker and Randeil, have
detected astounding frauds on the revenue.
perpetrated through bonded warehouses
and elsewhere. Several officials are in
volved. -s.es .-
The frauds are chiefly in tobacco and
whisky; in the bonded warehouse at Gal
weston, 400 barrels, supposed to contain
whisky, were found filled with water; 300
were empty, and 80 had been filled with
combustible compounds, with view prob
ably to destroy ing the warehouse and all
evidence of the fraud. The parties involved
have fled.
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MEETING OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The Commissioners met pursuant to ad-
journment. Present, Barbee and Gulirk.
The following bills were presented and al
lowed: Columbus Printing Co., for assign
n ent dockets, 81 so; Peter Marks, for
cleaning yard back of Probate Court House,
$l2 %. The following order was made
Friday: That the Auditor is hereby
instructed to inform the President and Di-
rectors of Westerville Turnpike Company
that they do grant the said Turnpike Com
pany the right to erect gate, for the col
lection of toll, as prescribed in section five
of Swan & Critchfield's Revised Statutes of
Ohio.
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Intere.tIng from Ariz.na.

SAN Francisco, March 2s.-Late Arizona
advices state that uneasiness is felt regard
ing Indian affairs in Great Colorado Valley.
Another Indian war is anticipated. The
attempt of Government TO assemble sh'
sayages on reservations appears likely o
lead to serious trouble. About seventet n
hundred Indians, gathered on the reserva
tion: near Lopez. are reported as having
left in body, taking all their stock, with
the intention of Joining the hostile tribes
In the mountains, to make common Gauss
against the whites. band of Ap icht S
made raid on Aubrey City, at the mouth
of Williams Fork. thence up the Fork
towards the Great Central and Planet Cop
per mines, taking stock from different
ranches, carrying off their plunder in broad
daylight. President Aubrey, city superiu
tendent at the above named mines, applied
to the military authorities Tor protection.
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Havana Adv:Ses.

NEW YORK, March 2S-The Herald's
Havana special says the President of the
Tehauntepec Railway Company arrived
there, on his way to Mexico, to complete
arrangements for building that road.
Maracho. Maximilian's Minister to Rome.
has been imprisoned in Mexico City for
alleged completely In the late insurrection-
ary movements.
The crew of the schooner Gotham, lost
at sea, arrived at Mayaguez.
The seige of San Domingo City has ruin
ed the place. San Carlos has decreed the
liabilities of ex-President Cabral to be in
valid till the legislature discriminates
thereon; also has prohibited refugees shell
tered in consulates from remaining in the
Republic. --s- ra. i, -!7..i "a ,-s-..4-,- -.sr
Generals Mncion and Boez are expected
from Hayti.
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A NEW wINvENTIoN.-Photog will
be interested in the announcement of a new
method of taking portable negatives. The
image is first made on glass in the usual
way, and thin film or sheet of new trans
parent preparation of "vitrified caout-
chouc" applied by means of special var
nish to the side of the glass on which is the
film OF collodion. When dry, the whole is
dipped into water, and in short time the
collodion with its image leaves the glass
and adheres firmly to the caoatchouc
which may then be packed away with 9TH
er similar sheets until required for use as
a negative. The utility OF this process ir
travelling, if satisfactory, can readily bs
understood.
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IPENDLET0h! GREENBACKS!
NO NEGRO STATES! /!
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
The City and Township Executive Com

The City and Township Executive Com
mittee announce the following meetings.:
TUESDAY Evening. March 3lst at Hettesheimer's
Hall. 81 ikers-E. b. Eshelman, Col. X. T. L.
Baber and Col. John q. Groom.
WEDNESDAY Evening. April 1st, at John
O'Brien's Grocery. Store. Speakers-W, R. RAN
kin. Hon. R. Hutcheson and ]: St: John ClarksOn.
THUR >DAY Evening. April I'd, Pendleton Club,
Thurman Hail., Speakers-H. j. Jewett. Judge
Thurman and Judge Rankin.
FRIDAY Evening APri. 80 At IF; i, Schabs,s 19s,
Mann and Tom. Z. Thurman.
SATURDAY Evening, April 4th. at North Engine
House. Speakers-Geo. L.. Converse, E. Il. De-
Lany and Col. H. B. Wilson.
SATURDAY Evening, April 4th, at South Engine
House. Speakers. Reinhard, Otto Dresel and
]. It. John Carkson.
SATURDAY Evening. April 4tb. at Peter Schart's
Grocery Store. Middleton. Speakers--Col. james
Watson. G. Lowenstien. Matt. Martin and E. +.
Bingham.
GEO. W. MEEKER,
Chairman City Executive Committee.
j, ST.. j. CLARKsoN. Sec'v.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sunday, March 20, 1858,
Hyuvr unvyor

NEIL HOUSEs
Bi5ds ssw wv Fs5Ss
! HsIrist, ( g., i Fischer. Hss York; JssoS
8 Il Murray. Baltimore; I $ Chester. Buffalo New
HubSeli. Cincinnati; 3 u Bsrisan. Cineinnati: B
Martin. Lancaster; Peltony. New York;
kspshs & Louis rxs TSsao esis
Ss MsaSa Sst%Gss Mrs of
schesser, New York: + P Alexander. Phiadslphia;
5s H!yr yrIasf s. g.EsI Ns. a Xas sn
w Whitnsy. New YorE: i TnaoEard. ishi PSiI.dsi:
phis-
GooDALE HOUSE.
Thomas Dixon New PhiIadelphia: John Lebbolt
Conner: William P Morgan Conner; Clarke
COLUMBUS Ohio; Bspcroft Columbus Ohio; 3
9fI %scn SaeTSs Sss yOt
Green Clinton Michigsn; 4 Dsyidsop Cleveland
Ohio; Gwynpe Columbus Ohio; Sam Mann
Ohio; w Il an SssseII r. hmond Indiana; Il b
81 2R Gs DSse
vile Ohio.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Isaac Moore. Cleveland. o; J 'woertendycke,
Gin Cinci1nati J0s % fan fPhsPs o. Mil
Rome. Y; Miss Mary Brown. Blacklick stations B
Bee, Cleveland; VIM Judd. Indianapolis: Newton
Rector. Kinds!hook. o.. " a Roberts. Xenia. Q;
Grifin. Delaware: Henry Il a,tlett, Gleve-
land, o; Humphrey, Philadelghia. Pa;
= LoIencs, Toledo. Ohio; Graeter. Vincennes,
|. Timmaus, West jefferson, Ohio: Jno Brown,
l. Hindianapolis; Wyandott. kansas; G. Clark, V
Detroit. Michigan; Geo Bethel and wife: Chas Van
lamp. Cleveland. Ohio Miss Smith Madison: Ind; I'd
. ID Smith, Dayton, Ohio: w White, Wheeling.
Va Va: W peotten, Cleveland, OHIO; ) % %Whitaser; BE
Jones. vincennes. Ind; II G Stool6re. Pennsyl-
vania,
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NEW YORK, March 29.-The Herald IS
Havana special says: The French admiral's
demands on Hayti have been satisfied by
Salnave. 1t is expected the new steamer
Iron Dock, will probably be afloaJ the first
of April.
The De Svto sailed from Jamaica on the
18th for Caracas, with sealed orders.
Baez is again urged to return to st. Do
mingo, but still delays.
Hungary is alarmed and anarchy prevails.
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NEW STREET RAILRoADs.-We learn that,
in view of the great addition made to the
County Fair Grounds, and the establish
ment there of what will be the finest two
thirds of mile track in the United States
property owners along Friend and Broad
street are moving in the matter of building
a single track street railroad along those
streets. If this be done, person can take
a street car at the depot and go all the way
out Broad or Friend street, for, say ten
cents. The construction of these roads
will make our street railroad lines com.
plete
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30

sKEDzIEs' PATENT RAIN WATER. FILTER
should be in use by every family ALI
wells contain impurities gathered from the
of animal and vegetable
matter. These deleterious substances in
evitably find their way through the porous
earth from vaults and other repositories
of decaying matter, into wells, and no me-
thod can be devised to prevent it. The
convenience and usefulness of Kedzies'
Filter in producing pure. clear water is
universally appreciated wherever they
have been tested. No family that regards
health, comfort and economy, will be with
out one. For sale by Aston, Taylor & Huff.
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MEETING OF TOWNSHIP TRUsTEEs.-At
the meeting of Township Trustees, held
Saturday, the following bills were allowed:
B.Fisher, pauper purposes, $35 90; w. p.
Brown, drawing map of road district, Sc 30;
Beck & Smith. pauper purposes, $l04 90;
c. & 1. @. r. r. Co.. transportation of pau
pers, 81 %; DR.. Jacoby, pauper purposes
$40 90; Louis Winkels, do, $l7 20; Gertrude
Lang, do, $5 90; c. w. Zollinger, do,
SIS 90; Thos. Bergen, do, $40 so; Jacob
Hymrod, support, SIS Oo;W. H. Gaver, bury
ing paupers, $l2 90.
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Erie Railroad.

.,fNEV YORK, March 2S-Judge Ingrahan,
- ulIIdaviG of an attorney for the Erie rail.
Soa4 1as granted an order which has been
served. to show cause why proceedings of
HIa{9uf and receiver should not be stated,
oIfoable the first Monday of April, un-
1e.o eme counter order Is issued. The eff
leff ~ this will be to put a stop to the COLI
iecslon of the proceeds Of the new stock,
and temporarily suspend all power of
Osgood as receiver. -, l,.7,-
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STEALING PAPERs.-John Miller, who has
charge of the city subscription lists of the
STATESMAN, informs us that he has been
annoyed for sometime past by having pa
pers stolen from the doors of subscribers.
He says that he has at last discovered that
the paper has been taken off by boy
named Thomas Brennan, formerly one OF
his carriers. Mr.. Miller is determined to
put. q stop to this paper stealing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30

COUNTY BOARD SCHOOL EXAMINERS
MEETINGs-The Board of School Examin.
ers of Franklin county meet at the Pro-
bate Court Room on the last Friday and
Saturday of each month in the year; also
on the second Friday and Saturday of the
spring and fall months.
mar30-W1W
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ROsrOu laeu..-

BosToN, March 29.-rhe counting room
of A.G. & j. Brown. fruit dealers, State
street, was robbed of a large amount Of
money to-day. -'' p 81 s''a
Some 1900 mechanics who had managed
to get through winter, hoping forsprin3
revivalof business, have become thorough
ly discouraged and leave. for Californis
nexb. week. ev,f-r
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LOCAL NOTICES.

JOHN G. HIGGINS is now ready to deliver
Erated bread to any part of the city.
Leave orders at No. Gwynne Block. I
claim that 1 aln selling the cheapest bread
in the city. and can prove it to any one who
will take the trouble Of calling at my
store. 2t.
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College Election,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS March 27-The
Williams College trustees met in this city
and elected James NJ. Henderson, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Professor of Mathematics
Chas. Gibson, Professor of Modern Ian.
guages, and Peter Collier, Professor OF
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30

"a, Louis, March 2S.-,rhe planning min
apQresidence of F. c. Kelsey, q carpenter
shop and considerable lumber, at Clarkes-
MO, were burned on Wednesday
n53Qe., Loss SIS 000.. Insured for 5000.
3, ,A1other heavy snow storm occurred at
0ueda and along the Union Pacific rail.
EQaq. en- Thursday. Work in the noun
Ills e suspended on account of the snow!
.n9en Sherman will leave for Omaha on
quQay, to meet the Indian Commission.
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Cholera at Sc. Thom as.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The United
States Consul at ST. Croix, West Indies, rr-
der date of March 18th, says the last fiji
cial report!of the cholera at st. Thomas,
shows the whole number of cases to til.
10th inst, to be 4Sl, and 297 deaths.
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chicago, Kock l.land s Pacific q. r.

DEsMoINLs, Iowa, March 2S.-A meetin,
of the CHICAGO, Rock Island 81 Pacific rail
road was held at Davenport yesterday
and the vacancies filled, majority of the
Board now being Illinois and Iowa mer.
The Board then adj ,urned to meet at Brook
lyn last evening. when the act of the Iows
Legislature in regard to the road was ac
cepted. The certificate of acceptance wa
filed in the office OF the Secretary of Stat,
in this city this afternoon. The new mem
bers of the Board are not parties to an,
pending suit, and majority being compe
tent to transact the business of the com
pany without reference to suits in New
York or elsewhere, it Is believed that it,
affairs can go on smoothly again.
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Transferred SATuRDAY-The follow
ing transfers were left at the Recorders
Office on Saturday:
Windsor Atcheson and wife to George
Hayden, June 18th. 1860, two acres of land
in Montgomery township. for $3.50.
William SVoelkel and wife to August
Hemslein, Sept. 2lst. 1867, 2Oa acres of
land Ia jackson township, for $ll75.
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OUGHT TO BE BURlED.-A rad editor OF
one Of our country exchanges says he ex-
poets his party to be successful because of
the, Justice of our cause and the soundness
of our argument" Order that chaps
coffin at once. Plain case of softening of
the brain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30

New York Stock kmaTket-MaTch2 20H
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-@@ az bet
ter, closing steady. Henry Clewes Is Co.
furnished the annexed 4:3O quotations =
Coupons of 81, 1113s@11l5S;s do of ga
l0934@109zs; do of ,64. l073s q los; do of '65
aS9sglSs s9 igIS EsT DO s as Cf
l0o7s@1O6; Pacific Mail, los q 1863; Allan
tic. S534@S6I; New .Yoyk Central, 122zS;
Erie 7156@72; do preferred. rs; Hudson,
13S34 @ l3e; Reading 9114@913s.
STOCKS-Wells. Fargo & Co.. 35036
American. 81 7@6s; adams. 7515@7S: United
States, 701a; Merchants Union,. 3424 24@35.
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a Deme.sIc DramaInr rhrse Parts.
CHAPrER I,

| ls
Ridin' on the Railroad Ksers." Old cong.
On through the dark and rainy night
fcame the laundering train. On with a roar
and q rattle, bearing human hopes, and
joys, and loves, and hates. On with a
shrek, and roar, and rattle, bounding
toward Columbus. The headlight on the
Locomotive looked like the eye of q demon
as 1t came rushing forward, frightening the
murky shadows back from the narrow rails,
and making the muddy pools look brilliant
as the train flew by.
Among the sleepy passengers on that
train, was a youth whose manly beauty
and Burnside whiskers made him the ador-
ed of the women and the envy OF the men.
But his heart beat responsive to but one
smile.
And the smilist shared his joys and woes
and sewed his buttons on. -
He was leaning his face on the back of
the seat in front of him, dreaming of his
loved ones athome.
And was chewing trix,
As the snorting train reached the depot,
be looked up sleepily, and then started on
dead rush for home.
isglss ssc CAHPTER III.
"t s!-ft Is i-my own-me beluvedr 70
8 The youth clad in Burnside whiskers and
radiant with trix, stood upon the doorstep
OIL his mansion. eai sstses
It was past the hour of midnight, and
the partner of his bosom was sleeping like
q house afire.
He agitated the communication, or in
other words, rang the bell.
All was quiet; all was dark. .....ss
Again. again he rang. and a step was
heard coming down the stairs. He knew
the football, as light as Aurora as she
springs over the mountain tops. Twas
his wife,: He knew the very rustic of her
garments. She was coming down to adj
NIT him. 8 II % bssaHsssa ss5l saa q, -
His heart beat high. The door opened.
He pressed her to his heart. He kissed her
again and again. There was little strug-
gle, and squeal. And
CHAPTER III.
How like . fool he Observation-Disclosures.
1t was not his wife he was hugging and
kissing. e7s
It was the red-haired servant girl, and
his wife was gazing at the performance
from the top of the stairs.
Our hero heaved sigh, and resolved to be
certain next time.
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A NARROW EsCAPE.-On Saturday, while
the Scioto river was a raging, dangerous
stream, 81. L. Wyatt and F. C. Bentz crossed
to the west side of the river, opposite the
residence of Joseph Fisher, in what is call
ed Fishers Bend, to enjoy themselves in
angling. They were quite successful, hav-
ing captured several fine bass, and con.
.cluded to return home. The current where
they attempted to cross was running at
about the rate of ten miles an hour, and as
their frail skif shot out into the stream the
rushing waters caught the boat and drove
her under the branches of a sycamore stand
ing In the water. The thing was getting too
serious for Beptz, so he caught at one of
the limbs and drew himself from the skiff
up into the tree. The oars having been
previously lost, Wyatt was at the s'mercy
of the winds and the waves" Luckily the
boat was carried to a buttonwood tree
standing in the stream some distance be-
low the one Bentz was In. He managed to
leave the boat, and let her go with their
coats, fishing takle and all. Here they
were treed in the middle of raging stream,
wet to the skin, and with but small
chance of making themselves heard on the
eastern shore. After several anxious hours
had passed, their cries were at last heard,
and Mr.. Fisher and his hands procured q
boat, and after many difficulties relieved
the two gentlemen from their uncomforta-
BILE and dangerous positions. By the loss
of their coats, they are out about eighty
dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30

ADMINISTRATOR APPoINrED.-Robert A
McEatire was appointed last week by Judge
Pugh as administrator Of the estate OF
Elizabeth McIntire, late of Columbus, de-
ceased. Bond So 00O.
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MARRIAGES LICENsks.-There were IL
marriage licenses issued during the week
ending Saturday, March 2Sth, as follows
Monday, Q; Tuesday, 1; Wednesday, 8;
Thursday, 4; Friday, 1; Saturday, l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30

The WORLD AT HcME.-The April num-
ber of this interesting magazine is on OR
table. The table OF contents is rich with
literary and miscellaneous articles, embrac-
ing as it does the cream of the foreign
monthlies and articles from home authors
Of acknowledged talent. Address Evans
q Co.. sl4 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
Chas. E. Smith, over Bain's store.
jan16-d3m -
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BUFFALO, March N.-At a grand enter
tainment for the benefit of the poor, at St.
James hall, this evening, Weston, the great
pedestrian, walked mile in minutes and
55 seconds. f-alrltf
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stE HI. S. is informed that we man
ago our own affairs in our own way, sub
ject only to the Constitution of the Uaited
States.n M
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SEE notice in Saturday and Wednesdays
Daily of Shrubbery, &C., for sale at Old
JOe's Garden. febl-3m )
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GILLET's Double Strength FLAvoRING
EXTRACTS. AL first class Hotels and Ice
Cream Saloons use them. All the best
Grocers keep them. Put up in 8 OF. bottles
wrapped. s3E8 ,kg ia ara sW 8
Ask your grocer for them.
mar23 .2tw1mo TtsF-E
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CARPET PAPER, in roll or in sheets, for
underlying Carpets, for sale at the Whole
sale Paper Warehouse of Andrews, Perry
O. Co., Nos 93.and 95 North High street.
mar2Stf
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COUNTY INFrRMARY.-We last week re-
ported 1sG paupers at this restitution
During the week ending March 2sth, four
teen were discharged, one died, ten were
received and two were born, leaving 1913
inmates to last Saturday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30

kE Last night was q beautiful moon
light night, and we noticed :. lots of fellers
and gals +" walking suspiciously close,
meath the moons pale rays.
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4ARD-Quiet and lower; sales at 151sc.
SC. Louis Market-March as

St.-Louis Market-March 2s. MS
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull.
WHEAT-Very dull and Sc lower on fall.
: CORN-Lower at S4@S6c. H9 1905 q
OATS-Unchanged at 69@71c.
BARLEY-Very firm anu unchanged.
RYE-Unchanged
PORK-Unchanged at S25 90. tI
3 BACON-Sboulders II 1sc and clear sides
15c. :a laa-, -,s4 s,ils. s.pga ti. sif gg tls..ls.
IARD-Dnll at 16c in tiercas
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TABLE LINENS cheaper than ever, at
'-s KENYON & WIGGIN's,
mar27-eod3t No. Neil House Block.
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Rixerand Wa.fhar

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, March 2S.--A FIRE
yesterday destroyed the steam mill OF Riley
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Fire in rittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, March 29.-Graff, Bennett
& Co.'s Mill, in West Pittsburgh, was de-
stroyed by fire last evening. Insured to
the amount OF $4,000 in Pittsburgh com.
panies.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-30

COULDN'T MAKE THEM STIcK.-On Satur-
day last waggish railroad agent of our ac-
ouaintance was engaged In posting bills for
his road. A friend approached him and vol
unteered to assist in his pleasant labors
He was soon Installed as adiutant bill
sticker, and provided with hammer, tacks
and bills. When last seen he was trying to
nail package of bills to a marble monu'
ment on the corner of High and Long
streets. That poster was posted.
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Chicago Market-March 2s.

FLOUR-Less active but firm; spring
extra 50 00@10 so.
s. wHEAT-No. 2 81 9s@1 ss1s.
CORN-Sales at $40. f-.e aiazt
OATS-Ic lower.
RYE-Quiet and firmer.
BARLEY-Dull and 10c lower; No. 2 at
50 25. 2 'slfif f7I
PROVISIONS-Veryq quiet but firm. shi
PORK-Inactive but firm mess $23 75.
BULK MEATS-Held higher with good
demand. '- 'si'
LARD-Quiet and lower; sales at 1890.