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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
SENATE.

SENAA
Mr.. WILSON. presented a joint resolu-
I,on OF thanks to DR.. Hays, arctic explorer.
Mr.. RAMSEY presented a bill to reor-
ganize the Postoffice Department and fix
the pay of officers. Referred.
The Postoffice appropriation bill was
taken up and passed.
h The army appropriation bill, was taken
up, and Mr.. SHERMAN'S amendment to
plus fund, except the amount necessary for
the expenditure for the fiscal year, was
adopted.
The Indian appropriation bill was. taken
up.
The various amendments of the COM
mittee were agreed to. I
MIR. Ramsey's amendment referred to
yesterday, appropriating $4,000 to the
Sioux Indians, of Devils Island, so as to APP
propriate $20,000swas agreed to. The bill
then passed and goes back to the House. !,
Mr.. ANTHONY moved to take up the
report of the committee on Standing Rules,
and urged the importance OF taking up his
additional impeachment rule, offered yes
terday. .....-.sse 80 ~ > "a
} After considerable debate, involving the
question as to whether or no was any deep
studied design on the part of the Presi-
dents counsel in addressing the Chair as
Mr.. Chief Justice, by a vote of 81 to 6, Mr.
Anthony's report was taken up and the
Senate adjourned. eH Nz
HOUSE OF RErREsENTATlvE
The House was engaged in general dis
cussion, as if in committee of the Whole,
the principal topic being the. financial
question.
Mr.. NEWCOMBi spoke ON general poll
tics.
2 Mr.. BLAIR spoke on finances. 3 = ss
Mr.. PERHAM spoke on financial ques-
tions. especially advocating allowance OF
drawbacks on materials entering into the
construction of vessels.
Mr.. WOODWARD answered the argu-
ment of Mr.. Broomall and others on che
bill to guarantee to all States q republican
form of government. q, zvahe.,t ,,rs a,s,
Mr.. NIBLACK made a brief speech
against the Freedmen's Bureau bill. Es
Mr.. PETERS advocated the bill for the
admission of Alabama. 4el ba3s ~
Adjourned. .szasssA
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TRANSFERRED SArURDAY-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were LETT at the
Recorders office on Saturday.: Esi,is5
C.E. Burr and E. A. X. TulIer, executors
to H. X. Tuller, March 18th, part of lot No.
SO in the town of Worthington, in satisfac-
tion of contract. -,s-is .f-r
Fletcher G. Kanaga and wife to John L.
Gill, March 18th. so acres of land in Frank
lin township, for $1,000.
Archibald Woods to the Columbus & In
dianapolis Central Railway, March 10th,
the right-of-way through the farm of said
Woods, in Franklin township, for 5000.
W.T.. .Rees and wife to B. F. Rees and
Peter Rhoads, JAN. 18th, the undivided
one-third part of parcel of land in Ham
ilton township, for So 800. 7gs ssilil
i Peter Rhoads and wife to B. F. Rhoads'
Jan. 18th, two tracts of land in Montgom-
cry township, for $3.50.
J.J. & S. S. Rickley to William Walter,
March 10Th, quit-claim to % acres of land
in Franklin township, for So. '7s Z
c. Day and wife to John Bagshow, March
10Th. 8 acres of land in Miff1in township,
for $500. 3''
Andrew j. Ryan and wife TO William
Walter. March 18th, % acres of land in
Franklin township, for 81 600,
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New York Dry Good. market-Mar. ef

The snow storm has brought business to
stand still. Market dull, and weak hold
prints 1c per yard The sMerimack,,a as
well as pinks and purples, are offered at
15c; do d fancy IA; do robes de cham5re
16; do white cambrics IS; spragues and Pa
cific fancy prints 1311a; Gloucester 13;; Lon7
don molrnings 13c; Simpsons do 13; Glou-
cester do 121a; heavy brown sheetings
and other brands. But we look for s fur
ther decline of one cent per yard before
the downward tendency Is arrested. In
other styles of cotton thereis no particular
change to observe The publisher of the
Dry Goods Reporter desires us to say that
llshed. quotations. f.}f.ei q s6ps ME-
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FROM CINCINNATI.
SIapder Suit.

CINCINNATI, March 2l-The jury in the
libel suit, brought on NJ. w. Myers, claim
ing ten thousand dollars damage against
M. Halstead, one of the proprietors of the
Cincinnati Commercial, failed to agree and
were discharged. 1t is understood that the
jury stood eight for defendant, two tor one
cent damages and one for a larger amount.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC NOM
INAT1oNs.-At the primary election of the
Democracy OF Franklin township, held
on Saturday, March 2lst, the following
nominations were made:
Trustees-Jesse Alkire, j. r. Walcut
F. Null.
Treasurer-John A. Keller.
Clerk-David o. Null.
Assestor-David o. Null. .-,s
COnstables-F. j. Smith, G. Quermer.
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IMPEAcHMENT.-To-day March 23d, the
impeachment farce will be resumed by the
High Old Court at Washington. Having
selected Wade's cabinet from among them
selves, it is probable they will be very i'm
partial jurors. 10 En- - cot
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Joseph Rea, Madison county; Robert Rna. do do;
Capt Gunn. New York; Barney BE Cievelnand: n
ertson, Cambridge; E Burner. New, Jersey: NJ /
Golfer. do do; WIN ThoTnbuIgh. Cleve5and; y Tn
city: ! Haushey, Cadiz: Geo g Van Every. Piqua:
WIN Judd. TndianapcIis. Indians N I Gassett;
r Wells. Stcubenyille, Ohio; Jas Holloway. Gin
einnati 6hio Shores na 6h;a Cstski Mo New York;
land Ohio: A Ames. Minnesota: John FORSYTH.
Mobile AisbapaM IL ,s,. Mrs. SathaR 81 Jahn Mobile
illinois: r Holmes, Madison, Ohio; q Steinkamp
and wifeiC ncinnati g u Hilton. do.
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GOODALE HOUSE.

Charles Darlington. ZanesyiIle; Frank ,Hornel
do; Evans, Cincinpati: w H Widner city; N
Syracuse. N Y; G NJ Kingsbury. Boston: j W Zimr
norman, Cleveland; y Southgate, Cincinnati, o;
q ID TORY Mt Vernon Ohio; B Dean Mif1in Ohio:
Salboth cleveland Ohio; J K Lasher New York;
Fred K Garrison Harrisburg Pennsylvania; M
Reid Cecil Ohio; NJ Russrll Indianapolis Indiana;
Calvin T Floyd Cincinnati ohio; c FlA Laxring
Pittsbugh Penn. ,-l-t- . - ~.
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SEE notice in Saturday and Wednesdays
Daily of Shrubbery, &C., for sale at Old
Joe's Garden. feb1-3m
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WESTMINSTER CHURCH CoNcERr.--As al
ready announced, the choir of Westminster
Church, assisted by some of the best musi-
cal talent of the city, give ia concert in
the church, corner of Sixth and State
streets, to morrow night, under the direc-
tion of Prof. Cherrier, commencing at
71S O'Clock, and ending at 9. After the
concert collation. will be spread in the
lecture room in the rear of the church,
for the benefit of visitors. The programme
is appended: - rAs q 4
]. Seek Y the Lord-Duet and Chorus-Baumbach
Messrs. Ewing and Frillman.
2. Holy Mother-Duett....... Wallace.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Lott. ~
3. Protect Us Through the Coming
Mrs. 'Tayior. Miss McCarter. Messrs. Lot and
:. - -. s Frillman. ~. s4esT
I. Praise Ye-Trio -. Verdi.
Miss Lathrop. Messrs. Scott and Frillman. z
s. Alleluia-Chorus. .Lambillotte.
5ise4 - PART SECOND.
g.. Infammatus-Solo and Chorus-Sta-
Dat M.'er Miss Isthrop. . h0ssini'
Z. Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep-Bass Solo.
Mr.. Frillman.
g.. Hear u.s. oh Fatherl-Solo and Quar- -
Miss McCarter. Miss Lathrop. Messrs. Lott and
Frillman.
8. Quis est Homo Duett-Stabat M tier ,Rossini
Mrs. Taylor and Miss ,McGeah.
10. Tantum Ergo: Chorus. .Lambillotte
All our citizens are invited to attend this
concert, given as it is for the benefit of the
church. 7-is's 's''i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

CARPETS AND DRY Goops.-We have just
received our Spring stock Of BrMssels, Ihres
Ply and Ingram Carpets-a large stock in
new styles and designs. Also Staple and
Fancy DrV Goods. --sss------
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

UNITED STATES HorEL-Persons suffer-
ing from weak eyes, arising from nervous
arrangement or over-taxation. will find
great relief from using DIR. Hirsh's Inn
proved SpheroidaI Spectaeles. His skill in
that line is something wonderful.
marl0-15t sH'' H''72.' = = =
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New york .larket-march 81.

x COTTON-Steady. and in only moderate
: demand. at 241a@25c for middling uplapds.
Z FLOUR-ClOssd dull and sc lower, with
only limited demand for local trade. y
.WHEAT-Firmer and in moderate de-
mand ferlexport and home uses ~ uFsr4a<
CORN-Steadyiea at 81 26@1, % for new
mixed western afioat; 81 % for old mixed
western in store. .'as5s
4. PORK-Very quiet; new mess $24 sO@
!, BEEF-Quiet and firm ,dSsss ssf5s-z
CUT MEATS-Dull and unchanged.
g BACON-Quiet and steady at 12e for
Cumberland cut. 's-.s ~ -
LARD-very firm at 1e1z@l7c for fair
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

ST. LOUIS, March 2I.-The factory of the
St. Louis Stamping Company was nearly
destroyed by fire eoa early this morning. Loss
St. Louis offices.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sunday, March %, 1858.
NEIL HOUSE.

W Broyn ChisagS Rii5si a9osi y W. WiYlkiIsOp
French, Toledo, Ohio; Frier. Chicago; Illinois;
George GrsnaT Ghicsg nGs Writ oSa aef G
Camp. Cleveland, Ohin; George W Douthirt Zanes-
vile. ohio; 7 Fairbanks; New York: L IN Myers
Lebanon Ohio; j Daykin Cleyel .nd Ohio; ] 9 Rut
ter for Youngstown Ohio; ID Jackson Columbus
i Green Indianapolis Ind; William Strauton Gin:
WE Strewd. Cine lnnati; w Bladen, Philadel-
phia: l. II Hopkins. Escanobe, Mich; A l. Morse,
Boston; Field, New York; J E Young. Chicago;
George Graham. Chicago; j ID Hines. Taunton:
I Aneker Phiiadel phia. --.-- g.. sr.-st
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wNew onions were plenty In the mar
keE on Saturday. They sold readily at four
punches for q quarter, aEs.s s = ~, y =
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new York stock rrarke,Amslrsu ;,

~.
~ GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A. shade
firmer. Henry, Clewes g Co. furjiish 80
o'clock quotations.: .Counops of '81 11l5<
@1n5s: do of '62 1lo4 4@1101a;; do of ,s4
llO@liO14; do 'e5 1887 q 1858 4 do new lo7116
,@l07A;. do Of l67 lO73SS@ 1914; 1p-4O's,
1OI@lO01Ss; .3os l061S @l053s.
ltions: Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express. .34116
@35; American 6S@69; Adams 741S@745s;
: United States 69ls @701as;; MprciiantS Uni0n
34ss@35; Pacific Mail 1922 z@1lo; Atlabtic
90!4 Western U1ion Telegraph 34@
Erie 7112@7l3s; Hudsous 1917; Reading
9lM@91H; Ohio& Mississippi Certificates
2915 @30; Wabash $4,000; 3 st. Paul
5415 goo; do preferred 69A @70, Michigan
Southern S75s @S71a; Illinois Central 1922 !;
Pittsburgh 9l14; Toledo 104@10451aa;, Rock
island 9314@931a: Northwestern @65
do preferred 74H@7456; Ft. Wayne ll2L
@10211a; Columbus los; Painesvllle 99zs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

CONVENTION AGAINST SECRET SOCIETIES.
We have before us call signed by j.
Blanchard, Chairman of the National Com
mittee, and number OF clergymen, editors
of religious papers and others, for nation
al convention of Christians opposed to
secret societies, to be held in the city of
Pittsburgh, Pa, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, the 5th, 9Th and 7th days of
May next. commencing at seven o'clock
P. NJ, on Tuesday. All who are included
In the call are INVITED to attend. Members
of the National Committee, empowered to
do SO, have conferred with the following
gentlemen, who have promised to submit
prepared papers to the convention on the
following topics, viz: ., ~
1. Action of the secret orders on social
relations President j. H. Fairchild, Ober.
lin, Ohio.
2. Action ofthe secret orders on Christian
civilization-Hon. Henry Wilson, United
States Senate.
3. The secret orders religion-President
j. Blanchard, Wheaton College, Ill.
Further arrangements will be announced
in due time by the National and Loca
committees.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

fHThe only subject for magistrical cor
rection before the Mayor on SATURDAY., was
Geo. Baker. He whipped somebody and
maid $40 for It. -
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LOOK TO Your INTEREsT.-If the people
OF Columbus want to reduce the price OF
bread, let them buy the Grated Bread.
JOHN G. HIGGINS,
Sole Agent for the City of Columbus, =.
mar23-d2t 143 South Third street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

FILED SATUEDAY.-The CONGO dia Build
ing Association deposited its certificate of
incorporation with the Secretary of State
ON Saturday. It isorgapfzed for the pur-
pose of raising, funds to be loaned among
its members for the purpose OF procuring
them bomesteads, Principal Office in Day
ton.s Capital stock $500, ,ee9 in shares of
s15O each. Carl Bemer, JAdolph Aberht,
Peter Lenz, H.. F. Weiss, Henry Schafer,
Phinu sBenebe, H. Wetz, Christian ULh-
brock, Louis H. Park and Nicholas Johans-
gen, are the'cOrporators. si'f-fiss1
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banking house of N. Long & Co., was enter
ed by five men and robbed of $4,000 in cur
rency, and an unknown amount OF
private deposits. They shot Long and
knocked him down. He subsequently re-
covered and gave the alarm, when a gem
eral shooting commenced. during which a
robbers then escaped to Frankfort.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

milwaukee Market-M arch 2I.ns
FLOUR-$9 62L and dull. lswaa EaI'
i. .WHEAT-$l 951a and firm. s,.ss o..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

The Black and Tan convention on
Saturday, was q sAuge affair. Think of
eight Of the nine wards of this city nonii-
mating . candidate for Judge. Heavy!
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AZ Spring fever and bad colds prevailed
yesterday. Some had one, some the other
and some again, had both.: { -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

eI A. fur collar was lost yesterday be-
tween l7O South High street and the dye
house. VIII the finder please leave it at
tlliz office. -5zz5 s-.s -s-s-7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

~ The report of the farmers Clu'
meeting, on Saturday last. did rot reaci
us in time for this mornings issue. sss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

MAGNOLIA WATER is a delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne, at half the
price. mar1S- deod&w2w
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Em1eRANr AGENTS REpoRr.-Our atten

EMIGRANT AGENTS REPoRT.-Our atten-
tive friend, G. II. Campen, Emigrant Agent,
reports the arrival of 252 emigrants in this
city during the week ending Saturday,
March 21st. They will settle as follows:
Ohio, 46; Missouri, 70; Illinois, 80; Indiana,
81; Kentucky, 16; Tennessee, IL; Wiscon-
sin, 20; Minnesota, 10; Kansas, 13. Total
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

TOWNSHIP TRUsTEEs' MEETING.-At a
meeting of the; Township Trustees held
saturday, March 2lst, the following bills
were allowed. O'Hara g. Ryan. pauper
purposes, $40; Joseph E.. Keller, paupsl
purposes. s23; Hess q Pheneger, paupe,
purposes, $3.50 60;i L. NJ. & g. & *. r. X.
transportation of paupers, $33 SO; Joseph
Emmelling, for pauper purposes, %. 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

FUNERAL OF MRS. HANNAH NEIL.-The
largest funeral probably ever seen in Co
lumbus was that of Mrs. Hannah Neil, at
Wesley Chapel yesterday. Mrs. Neil was
one of our oldest citizens, and had, by a
long lite of usefulness and christian chari-
ity, endeared herself to people of all classes
and conditions. There is many poor
family in this city to-day smourns the loss
OF their benefactress, and in whose hearts
her memory will be enshrined until they
shall follow her to their long home.
The services in the church were set
for half past o'clock, but long before
that hour, the auditorium, galleries and
vestibule were packed full, saving only
the seats saved for the relatives and imme-
diate friends of the deceased. The coffin
was superb burial case, beautifully deco
rated with rare exotics, immor tales and
white lilies. The immense congregation
of people prevented our catching all the
preachers remarks or the portion Of Scrip
ture read by him. After the singing OF
one of Mrs. Neil's favorite hymns, "Nearer,
My God, to Thee" the body was followed
to Greenlawn Cemetery by an immense
funeral procession of those who loved her
for her many Christian virtues.
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JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
Chas. E.. Smith, over Bain's store.
an16-d3m
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LADIES, you will enjoy a treat if you call
at Simmons to-day. mar21. .eod1w
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PENDLEToN CLUB OF FRANKLIN Town.
sHIP.-The Pendleton Club of Franklin
Township had a fine meeting on Saturday
evening. at Franklinton. A Constitution
and Bylaws were adopted, and Saturday
evening designated as the evening on
which to hold the regular meetings of the
Club. e. T. DeLany, Esq, was present by
invitation, and addressed the Club in one
of his happiest efforts. to the great satis-
faction of all present. A vote of thanks
was voted him unanimously. The Club
adjourned to meet at Franklinton on next
Saturday evening, at 71s O'Clock. E. B.
Eshelman was invited to address the Club
on that occasion, which invitation he ac-
[cepted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

E Putnam, Atlantic and Harper at
Andrews & Hull's news depot.
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MARRIAGES L1cEHsEs.-There Is were, II
marriage licenses issued by the Probate
Judge sduripg the week ending Saturday
March 3ist, az follows Monday. none
Tuesday, .; "wednesday, 8; Thursday, q
Friday, 2; Saturday, 2.
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Cincinnati Money market-mareh q.
GoLD-Buyipg at 13s166, and selling at
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LADIES, remember that Simmons has re-
moved to splendid store in the Opera
Block. mar2l-eod1w
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H Easter sunday comes this year o.
he 14thsof April. sss1 = - f-sS y
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az The sdays, and nighfa Of this weel
are OF nearly equal duration. s<~.-..szs.
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BLACK AND TAN CONVENTION
Grand Procession Of Lambs,
Music. 6 Hark from the Tombs.'
FULL PARTICULARS

/ + n, - :. s--.
ia.,Is s..y. 1y "e,',
,,e, y ,'"e on'on o.uo noo'.s ~ :.
o'o'A' sn1 nov. .ppU'nseo' anu iouno
'ne" c'ose.y aoeAeu ne'uinn,g ~ nai,
an no", si,e s,,o. a.os, we ines per''aps na'i
.o4e. Ns'eka'es ~ .''o nah iour Vi eueln
oeiHg uoceors' VINO were discussing now
sney coo,u pess arrest tne prevailing cpl
ue"'c--'ne tendency OF the people 10 vote
'"e Deu,ocra''c 'ps t'cket- sssgRLa
assn uVur so'petnlns nearernoon lnan ~
o,.sA' enouSh D'&cA nc anu ianists were
satueleu eogesner 70 go tnrougn tne mo
'lour ~ y. noiuins Sohvention. III sss,s.f,
eAiAn''n Aulous sne proihinenl uiahnooos pres
sn. "o no'lceu Dave SeiAins'r Ooc' Aai-
1on -, a''u kA''asn sNn'll. s,osssas 80,
pellon4nce con nnnenceo WIN an l'l m
%ous''o'y ove.'ure' !. .,,,aI 4.
'""r o.s.s' ,,; -. = ossna'er
IN wa..m..ar u. - - 'pan 80 us.r;a u ~. ~
- -, = .so.. !" 90
o"'.eo ~ '''e enaiis anu oeo. " ~ McCracAen'
""e oteSSeo oecreeary' ihen there was
tnusic ny tne Dano.
examination of the call showed thot
the conntv comm;ttee had oot th;ncs
mixed. and had called a comfy and dis
trict convention, when thew wanted a citv
and township convention. The call also
reocires four candidates. for the Office 81
Township CaerL. usnally one l. spffic;ent
II appearetl that u,atters were in q terr,.
HE mn .lilii.s1; szelef 7s5 s'sil :-'sir -
Terrible rnux ....... County Committee
A call for the. wards and townsbins
showed that all the wards in the CITY were
represented but the sixth, Bro. Vogiesang
falling to put in an appearance. There was
no delegation from Montgomery town
ship.
E.E. White moved that the nominations
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GILLEr's Double Strength FLAvoRING
EXTRACTS. All first class Hotels and Ice
Cream Saloons use them. All the best
Grocers keep them. Put up in OF. bottles
~al
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A CURIoUs YoUNG iMAN.-0n Saturday
we met a young man. about 10 years old
who was born and raised In this city, and
who was in the Court House for the firsI
time ii his life. His curiosity is wonder.
f,,1
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cOMmERcItL MAJItRx

New York money markef-marc rch sl
GOLDzOpened at 1887 and closed Al
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sFLOUR-Very quiet and unchanged. .siq
WHEAT-Better; choice white, held ati
50 so. 49, ..;.,s a;.s, -. s..,.,ss
CORN-Unchanged at SIC @sOc. e
OATS-Steady at 73 @75e. Dtaa7'siss 70
RYE-Firmer at 81 72@1 70. .;ioas
BARLEY-No sales; scarce and wanted.
PROVISIONS-Very firm. -.
PORK--S24 50@25s 90. Z" i''
BACON-Firm at IL 11ac! 1ao lsll -
sSHOU LDERS-l5e 1snbes eiii ssiiw
LARD-Firm at 153a@16e. 4s. .ifoy7.., 4
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s,rois,ao y 4 M ,Irkct- -Mn rcb o.

=" Toledo Markct-Nla arch 81.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm. 20 .'ii4 2
CORN-2c better; sales of No.1 at 94c. {
2 OATS-Steady; sales at &c for No. H.
RYE-Scarce. IL -.
SEEDS-Quiet and unchanged. . :. : :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

NEW SToRE-NEw GooDs.-We will
open on Monday, the 23d inst, an entire
new stock of desirable fancy and staple
Dry Goods, which we will offer at the
oo.b r,r;ooS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

E Travel on the railroads is considera'
bly, Improved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

COUNTY ConnIssIoNERs, MEEr1Na-At
. moeting OF the County Commissioners.
held Saturday, March alst, Messrs. Barbee,
Edwards and Gulick being present, it was
Ordered, That the Auditor draw . warran,
on the Treasurer in favor Of Moses Davis
tor 500, in full Of an appropriation made
by the Commissioners for bridge purposes
In Washington township. n ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

PAINTINGS AT AUCTIoN.-The sale of
Oil Paintings which has been for two
days past, was well attended last evening,
but was calculated to be the closing sale,
but at the request of some of our most in
fluential citizens, there will be a closing
sale of the balance of the remaining pic
lures this afternoon at Q o'clock.
/ Altogether it is certainly the best collec-
tion ever offered at auction in this city, and
judging from the sale Saturday evening, we
can safely say that some of the pictures sold
at less than one-quarter OF their value. Don't
forget positive closing sale this afternoon
at o'clock, 12s south High street, oppo-
site the Goodale House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

i.1EfiIl q '1iI5ls j. D.. OSBORN q Co..
mar4-dlmo eh9ta nsoa ]42 S!High st.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

-WkrrrNc.-One OF our exchanges says:
zone Of the editors of this paper, viii,
during the week, wait on our subscribers
forithe amount due" SC. Better quit that.
If sou would live. Wait on nobody. Tell
them no money, no paper. Newspaper
men cant afford to swat" nowadays.
It's hard times now and worse coming.