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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

THE FIRE ALARM TELFGRAPH.-In some
parts of the city there seems to be a set
fled and determined opposition to having
the wire. of the Fire Alarm Telegraph
stretched across and fastened to the houses.
Hardly day passes that the wire is not
torn from its fastening on some of these
houses and thrown to the ground. This is
wrong. Depending on the telegraph as a
means of communicating an alarm. the
connection being broken, it might result
in great damage, because of the break. The
objection seems to be that, the wind blow
ing upon it, it makes so much noise that
the occupants of the residences cannot
sleep. This may be avalid objection. We
don't know. But we do know that it1has
the advantage of furnishing each house
with a perfect lightning rod. Anyhow,
the Council is the proper body to take
down the wire, if it must be taken down.
Petition that body tor the removal of the,
wire, but do not tear it down and break it,
at least until we return to the old style of
giving alarms. .i- 1'a1 '.' zS-l'- 3,
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AT cost for go days, the entire stock at
the Columbus Bazaar. $3.50 7-'i '--''.N
sept26-eod4t
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milwaukee market-Oct. ..

FLOUR-In fair demand ard prices un-,
changed. eG1 5Btt as.l. q
WHEAT Unsettled; 81 45 for No. in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

GRANp OPENING To-DAY.-Ourl lady
readers win not forget the grand tall OPEN
ing at Miss Zimmer's fashionable millinery
establishment this morning. Miss Zim1
mer's selections are from the choicest Paris
stock and are Of such infinite variety and
excellence of material that the ladies will
he sure Tn be suited. .-9fns- 19Ilu Us 20 30 2 2
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new York market-Octs 2s
COTTON--Shade firmer. and closing
rather quiet; sales at 261a @27c for middlinx
uplands., y r 'sz...'-. -. .ss17-.. ID
FLOUR-Closed irregular and unsettled,
and still in buyers sfavor.---z .,-,,,,,.. -
/ WHEAT--Steady for spring, with mod
crate export enquiry to fill pressing freight
engagements.
RYE-Dnll at 81 45@1 80. s,7g,j ~ E-. l;. y
lOATs-Dnl1 and heavy. at 72@721ae for
new. afioat.f1u y A
C0RN-Lower and dull at 81 s1218
for unsound, and 81 1901 131a for sound
new mixed western afloat.
PoRK-Quiet at s2s 45@2s so for mess,
cash and regular. s--, ~ y
'BEEF-Nominally unchanged. sss5saati
| CUT MEATS-Nominally unchanged
| BACON-Nominally unchanged. 5 ,i Il n5
LARD-Quiet at 193s@191s for fair to-
prime steam. 8 NHQL
| EGGS--In moderate request, without
decided change in prices. Bll ET,FEc-b
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Episcopal Convention
The Ring,

| Wormald and O'Baldwin are training for
their fight, the latter at Bangor, Me-, and
| the former in this city. The fight comes of
at the Isle of Shoals October 14th. ~.
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Loss by Fire,
Convention.
stock Exchange.

Steps are being taken by the Stock Ex.
change and open Board to raise the stand.
ard OF membership and increase the initia-
ton fee to $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS

New York Money Market-OSt.S:
-GOLD-Active; opened at I394; closed
at IS928- EF, =rvFrF sFE1gE MAJ
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I Il
SPECIAL lAssEssMENTs.-Wesa are, author
lied to state that the, County Auditor can
not put upon the duplicate 20 per centum
on special assessments for grading, paving
or ditching, where the same have been as.
sessed and returned delinquent by. the
County Treasurer. The decision of the
Auditor of State in this regard will be
strictly adhered to In the Office OF the Aud
itor of this county. S'.s s5a4qqsH ~ !.
LAST MIGHT OF THE THEATER
is the last of the truly meritorious COM
pany. which has been supporting Mr., and
Miss Couldock, at the Opera House in this
city, during the past week. The bill TO-
night is the same as that of last night, ano
is one of the most enjoyable offered here
for years. The first play, or sketch,-ont
Touch of Nature-is one of those little bits
so life-like and real as to find its way to the
heart of the most careless. We saw teal
drops glistening, last night, in eyes. " al
unused to the melting mood" Mr.. Coul'
docks Pen Holder is without a peer as 6
picture of the loving, hopeful old man
whose heart is wrapped up-in his daugh.
ter. The Chimney Corner is deservedly
one of the especial fayorites of our citizens
and was last might particularly we'll rem
dered. This afternoon at o'clock there
will be a matinee, at which the Willow
Copse will be presented.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

TIE FRANKErN Book BINpERY.-Atten-''
ton is called to the advertisement ofiN. w.
LeFavor, Esq, proprietor of the Franklin
Steam Book Bfndery. This bindery is finely
equipped with the. newest and most de-
sirable machinery, employs the. best of
workmen, and has facilities for turning out
fine work with dispatch. Read the adver-
tisement, and send on ORDERS . =
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NEW APPOINTMENTS.

Gen. Durbin Ward and Hon. A.
Mayo,
Will speak at 7-. ---
CAMBRIDGE, SATURDAY., Oct. 10th
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BAsEsT KIND OF BALL.-Since the assem-
bling of the State Base Ball Convention In
this city on Wednesday, the fever has bust
ed out among the boys anew. These tads
don't care where they toss the bali
around" One place is just as good to them
as another. In the State House square, on
the streets, anywhere SO long as they get
chance at flies. We can't see why they
should be SO tired hot'' for the poor flies.
Let them alone, and the sure and swift
coming frosts will settle them. Don't your
Sunday school teacher tell you not to harm
the poor flies? Don't he repeat to you that
beautiful extract from DIR. Watts, "Go poor
devil, there is room enough in this world
for me and thee, said my uncle Toby"
But it isn't flies and Sunday. school teach
ers we want to talk of. We want to heap
maledictions on the heads of those boys
who yesterday were, playing ball on High
street, neat the depot, to the great danger
of passers by. One lady caught fine fiv.
She received it with Grecian Bend. 1t
was a minute or two before she could re-
cover her breath. and then, if it had been
lady like to say cuss-words, judging by her
looks, she would have peeled the bark off
of those youngsters, who ran off laughing.
A stop should be put TO these practices.
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DIV McCABE, Sec'y. s<hit q s' i.I1s'
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li1oth premium selllngsTFa-f ,fHFstfag-fc
F. New York stock market-Oct. .. >
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Strong and
buoyant throughout the day, and ,unusual-
ly large amounts passed into the hands. of
investors. Coupons of 'Sl. 1l31S; do ,62
1l3A@1l31s; do '64 1l0@l101S;; do '65
ll035s@ l10A;; do new l0818 q 1851; do '67
l0S14@lossss; does 10s1s@ i09; 10 -40s 1045s
@lQ5. s-I
$3.50 prices--wells',. Express sosS@3l;
American 49@59; Adams 52% "a @525S; United
States 501s @5024; Merchants. Union Pa
2411ss; Pacific Mail 1l314@ll31a; Western
Union Telegraph 3411 @341; N. u. Central
12s1s@12s14; Erie 491s@4S1l; do preferred
6934@70; OHIO & Mississippi 2S3s@2s11SS;
igan Central llS15 @119; Michigan South
ern S334@S4; Toledo 10TZ@102; Fort
Wayne 109@10911s; rerre Haute 42I@44;
do preferred 62@65. . E2in ?; - T'dEHHiso
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GALoor RECORD. 1t was pleaaant YES

GALooT REcoRD.-It was pleasant, yes
terday, after two or three days of drourh in
the Mayors office, to see quite sprinkle of
old, original, simon-pure galoots.
Prominent among them stood Jacob
Gallop, who, as his name implies, is fast
young man, always ready for drink, a
fight or q foot race, 1t has been matter
OF wonder to many, how much liquor Gal
lop could hold. 1t is now rendered certain
that he can contain any gipes quantity.
Getting his clay handsomely soaked he
went, with Peter Brainard, on a regular
bender. They hadn't much more than
bent double before they were arrested, and
the Mayor yesterday fined them So and
costs each, which they paid.
Mike Smith, hall brother to John, went
ont night before last to have high old
time. He was loose in the deestrict; didn't
care if corn was ST bushel so long as
whisky kept down. He took IN so muah
it got him down. For being drunk and
disorderly he was fined IS and costs, which
he could not pay, so he received letter of
introduction to Mr.. Hartman, who kindly
entertains him at Sinners Rest during the
night and permits him to smash dornics
duriag the day.
Jacob Wright thought it right to get
tight on Wednesday night. 1t was sorry
sight to see Wright when he wasn't right,
b1t tight. Yesterday morning. Wright
didn't write Wright right, so, for being In
so sad plight the Mayor gave Wright the
right to enjoy the rite of paying s5 to the
city treasury right away. Not having the
stamps right there, Wright went to Sin
ners' Rest. Is Wright right? rr' .
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Banquet to Reverdy Johnson

3s2797I T3W0'5 m69Ic u3F3I1
&C., &C., Sc, Sc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

Cincinnati Money -Market--Oct. q.
SGOLD--1401S buying. no eizu az ~
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying, and
lil0th premium sellingrFo-5 ,h8nIaT-io
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

A sensation was caused by the arrest of
twenty-one Baltimorer roughs at the depot,
on a charge of coming here with the pur-
pose of being illegally assessed and voting.
They were marched under a guard of the
police, through Chestnut street, at that
hour crowded with citizens and strangers,
and will be heard this atternon at P. NJ.
Weather clear and pleasant. Thousands
line the streets waiting for the grand pa
rade, which has not yet moved. g sE Et
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

The records of the Supreme Court up to
the oath ult.. though no one day is COM
plete, show that in nine days 1.3l0 persons
were naturalized and that IL persons
vouched tor 1872, or one-fourth of the whole
number. In the Supreme Court a rule has
been applied for against Snowden, the Pro-
thonotary, for an investigation as to the
issne of papers in blank with the sigma
ture and seal of the Court. % g. = p -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

ea-U ~tt0 IL H MARROW, ,,r;t.si-F 7
J. B. MILLER, Comd'g regiment.
Adiutant.
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4 7laE LIE N. & !!!.NGl A!!!s.NGl,Is'sssI
Prot ectiiVe Union &
MERE
REFERE ] = ! CE
R i .E S ,s !.

9xs1 sarizssas iss aissz 81 se asossa saa ii
ls3nas1 s1issoi1x afaa tSreapis I'd
50 sHsRS 9a sR ss 4
grdntipg p,d tthe recovery. of ulaims al
all points, have to Announce That they wffl Oh
or eboat September so; 1885, publish in.eop large
quarto volume: ~ VI a. 20
Tus MERCHANTS pnoTE tyn IN UsIos, Organized
TO promote and protect trade by enabling its sub.
ssloers 70 attain facility and safety IN ihe granting
haze to announcest that they VIII, in, September
1858, publish in one largo qnartosyolume !; =
fnE MERcHANTs' PnoTEcrIvE UaIoa MERoANr1LE
snEYspEscH y! II ;s EEeIsTEE centailin other
ahSssS q "a
ofpyeE 400 00g tho principal p,archafts
RAIDERS bankers, pan nufaoturcgs, and pubiio
coppanfess more than: 80, the cities, tSwhs
Statesf their territ and tho British ProSinces
OF North America and mbfacing the most
tnqtinformation attainable and necessary 6.cnable
ing merchant % ascertain At glance the CArIrAI,
customers as are. deefncd worthy ofany graduation
OF credit, omprising, also, a Nepspaper rectorv
containing the itlS, CHARACTER price, aad plaoe OF
publication, with full particulars relative to each
county in the United Stntes - ,ffi3sssEts sssf
Tho reports and informal swill be confinet to
those deemed worthy of some line Of credit ;and
as tile same VIII be based 80 far as practicable,
selves, revised and corrected by well-known and
reliable legal correspondents, hose character will
prove al the correctness Of the infof-
nation furnished by them, 1t is believed that the
reports will prove more truthful ahd complete and
therefore, superior to, and of much rester yalne
than any previously issued s Il ~. x - %
8 BY aid Of the sMERcAHTILE RArgnRS Oh REuIs rsR
business anicn will been enabled 10 ascertain ut a
glance; 4the capital and gradation of credit, as
compared will financial worth, OF nearly every
merchaht manufatturef, trader, and banlier within
the aboye7paued tcrritoriaI limits "a M IS ~
: On. or about tho first each MONTH Subscribers
will also receive tho Month " C1roniel containing,
among ojhery things, record of such important
clnngcs in fhc name and condition of firms
Throughout the country, rs may occur Subsequent
70 Shc publication of eacl hal yearly volume Of tho
MEncANTILKfIi IiErEKEN'.E RpdisTER :: s
Jricc cfSIbe Merchants Union Mercantile PcfcrcHce
Pfgiser, mr. oilars, 50, rliea tcili Jor
srqrded 70 any address United States,
tor tststis ~ -
lio'dr. fire $40 .1ares Of tls Cali,ai Sock n
addition q ir fsesire one
copy fGf he MERCANTILE RErEngsoE RKGIsTEn nee
charge; odcrs of ten shares ,s De entitled to Two
!coP'es and no more tesg shares. tie Cabci
ISfotk tsiii De alioftea 10 any one plicant,
rtnlsdnces, orders, 10
the 6bok sAoiid be addressed to- lsrchdas Sotees
tic Bnion The fa,erfrdn Exchange Hank Baiitiitg
sos}l 2s sl,paa.cas, ( Box a5c.i se,r
aug % % s; 81 '5sS en- {
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.5ULLETT,s PATENT
Steel BRUSH COTTON .IN

Cotton ginncd on this Gin sold in Charleston Inst
Season, at ono to two cents per pound more than
thc same GLASS of Cotton ginncd Oh tho ordinary
Gins ofthe Country. This stntcmontis certified by
twenty-five of the principal Factors and buyers in
Charlcston. ~ ~ j. i. ..,..s = 80
= Price Six Dollars per Saw for Cash or City Ac-
ccptanccs. Send for n Circular as1.s -
4 4 S. BR BRINI.1SY,,s, TI TENT pI,OUG MS,
And n full Stock of Harlwere and "A Aericultural
impemcnts3for sals low, Wholesale and retail
5s e ls "a IsA vELEYs-No so, East Day, 4
South Of the Old Post oiloe,
3 July ] l--2nl Charleston, 81 e. siS
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lg o. y
~ NIT sifsi9 ~ gesrsT7Toaaa yYaYg so 8. 8.
T2NRHF F,aE ilER RaiiANaEvERY WHITE NAN
II ts gs 3f " tras,
id the alcccss of Tho DSJ16crstbi Pdrts, opgh TO
know (bcsdcs their prnciplcs) tho fcatnrss at least
Of those in whom that hope is ocnired-of those
through whom it mast be brought to hglofous frni-
lion. y - . .s =, IA ~ 81
by authority of tho NATIONAL S.Yxoun AND
BLAln CLUD, Lifc.likc Portraits of our candidates
for President and vice-Presidcnt of the United
States executedihe the best style of thet art nrc
published as follows
Largo Double Picture (Lithograph)- Seymour a
. and Blair-22 by % inches. So 90
Single Pictures (Lithograph) )-Scymour and
81 Blair-S by 10 inches cuch................ 100
TO CLUBS:
Large Double PicturGsr-8 copics.,..........$ 500
Do. Do Do. copies.., ............... 1000
single Pictures-6 copies. 800
Do Do. IS copies ........ 10 90
Tho proceeds Of these sales are to be devoted to
campaign purposes. le.|f ~
Club orders must be sent to one address, All
pictures arc sent on rollers SO to avoid damage
IN tho mails, and in all cases free Of postage.
Orders to amount Of ten dollars and ever may. be
filled by Express, and bill collected on delivery.
With each order Will be enclosed package Of &C.
leoted campaign documents, &c. to advance the
cause. n Address, carefully,
w ea'3i 8 T.. S.eSTEpIIENS,
Box 804, Washington, D.. c.
Bar y. !. LIN ordering please Dame paper in
which advertisement was seen Sg4 1FfaF1
Ri mug 20 ~ f'sFfs7eii If
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Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
s'aie.. CHARLESTON, s. @.

TH,IIE Object of this ASSOCIATION is TO assist
Ladies who are struggling by their own en-
deavors to support themselves and families.
4 Orders for I'LL kind of NEEDLE WORK will DO
neatly. md promptly executed for which the Asso-
oation will he responsible. 49, s. 4e4sit 8
Also, Southern Preserves, Jellies, Wncs Cor
dials and Pickles, &c., are made under its auspices
and tho Quality Guaranteed. eea
Forihe benefit of our friends abroad, we give %
list Of some Of the Preserves, so.
Orange Pineapple and Peach Marmalade Preserves,
I Lemons, Citrons,
West India and Ogccchce Lines,
blackberry,
1. Puma and QuinocJ ellies, 50
Wines, Cor,lials, @
Peach md Apple Leather,
4 le&; sCrystalized Fruits Il 80 Z sess5: 81
Jall s. ~ Pioklcfl Shrimps md Oysters
AllGdrdors for. Work, Preserves, &c.,t6 be nd.
dressed to- = MIss BEE, Superintendent;
y At the Depository,
Sosf ehalmors Street, fharicston.
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sarah Hannapak essF.r q.
achacl Peoser, al. al Laaas n IS
appearing TO- my saa On flat 6aaY iass
Anna Iiouser his and Sary. az
wlfe, defendants in this yoslf else
.,,n9.s l,:syl q stlls stht ! tn @
ssia eSeadants ds s,
@ .ais e. ssgIa M B 4 sFgls
Dnfesso agaiHs. them II II is - y
aee lmiaaioneEs @ sass -
.f Suf1 is! Igss 81
july aSs EFSisss
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GTELEsEIlss ROUSE, !, ID. - Z. -. b. S, 81
4 (YoRAERLy mis-. dDIB pJn.a,lJs::F S
I ,H3TSc1 u II TiJG oTrp UUm

-AI (SoRAERLy MIS-. .dnIDnbn.a, lJs y
! .,a''S .saS52s4 s;2ssa KING STREET,
Bet,oeea Eent.Oorth and Hazel iStreet., and
,cithin three nsimutcs' ,calk Of all the
Principal Wholesale an1 l2etaia ss
Houses Of Meeting, King and Hnyac Streets,
! and The Post Office, Charleston, s. C.
The City Railway which runs to each extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards of the house.
8 TERMS OF BOARD: IS
Board by the So so
Wcck.."......-.......S12 20 to $16 90
HENRn SrARNIcK, Mrs. B. IIILBERs
s oct l8 If
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ee' So sf1fas. ,-.-:; q I'D yf 2 ssst e:Fe
Tho war closed with largo Indebtedness on tho
part OF Y'if subsCriDcrs some OF whom nuve
proffered us payment 10 others wohaye presented
no claim, amid the losses and nisfortuhes by which
they have been surrounded, having boon spared the
necessity of doing so by the very generous, prompt,
and hearty support VIC have uniformly received.
confidently assured that when prosperity returns 10
the land they will eheerfully mect their obligations
"a All such ge cordially extend invitation re-
How thsr subscriptions - = .;s..aa n;
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STATE EIEcrIos The following STATE

STATE EIEcrIoSs The following STATE
eesps tthis year gsarss aas. or -sa,
Maine, September IA. .ss,sf.s lbs ss.,,t, !,
Nebraska, Octobcr3. S~as 6.
esngsslyenis 0sstobeEs sPs assw ,as.s,,. $ !;
s Ohio, October Is. : q
/ InaiahA, I'D d6hds faS
Iowa. Qetober. 13
West Virginia, October 20.
l,sw York, Noyembor 8, A -. s. IS
4 News Jersey November 3. Es.li d,
Delaware, November 3. asli, I;
Maryland, November g.
Illinois. November g..
Michigan, November 3. i.5.i
Wisconsin, November 3.
Minnesota, November 81: 8. aga 4 liS.3t
Missouri, November 8.
& Kansas, November 3.
Nevada, November3.
Massachusetts,, n November 8. '' 1 a
Tho Presidential election occurs on tho Sd
of November. lY,S y
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a.sSS 81 { ans
s. gnips tl.e, cry rings thro,Ig tho land,
ils: Demo osfA iisS bind &
s Rsa meet oacc moro eyi heart and hand
Aud striEe for ,ioni's b banners ~
II pa "
From md soSst ito on bTot b5tIsn Iers i'fIa a
bsaas,ap III ) SsI
al slSps, a sS : stIs .ijs
hS INN Is saois sass asa Il drink sal
hafe oaa Who cal. speak aud thipk a s.
siforlt bling brink
Qf Fuin sss
Jgdsa Seymour b ;ths man, rs. s. 5s. !.
OF gat herring hosts hs ieads the yyan, ~
!s And BY his sound fiihn6iaf plan, j. IT, sh se
III guard and save the nation. .5
s y have no sslayc 70 rum or smoke, s
l! n KS n 4 IL ID
sss IL lssils E sitsss storm
81 cuttnil expense OF every form.
g So lsaa "a says aiation IS;
ss
ss We've found the man, New York . brave son;
Ring out the bells, anI frc the gun! &;
5:t Tho yicto of peace il won,
- llYlhsn hcads.t lib army ss SS
The Shoats arc gathering for the fight = y.
Tas plund dcring crew are pnt to flight,
Aud. soon well hayo nnc law of right,
IN Maine Ind s 6 8
q MaSoh On, lmatch on, 70 tfue, and brave Il
SIS despotishi fi:d d grave, : I
laws md Constitation save; n s;sss
81 " Ihi'e wrath md strife go under.
Iet ho Is tie people friond,
Proclaim rebellion At nm end, 49,
sa moi: down to Tho shades dcscsnd,
Beneath tlsir, load Of Plnnler.
Alrcady beam the brighter skies, Y y;
Ani thank fi,on. human hear IS arise, 81
ith yolnnteers ard fGll supplies, y = ss. -
frsed6m' bold iefeaissiS q SiS 81;
th Seynlo,,r brave and gallant Blair, !. {,
ss Placed insthe Presidential, chair, s. :.
dfcsfiyIfts and Gold one price shall bear, 's..
IND, boil shc legal lenders
s5s3ssss sk j; 3 1 q AZ
s 81 lien rise ye men with hearts es stceli s
90 IIlois lis rests n atio,l' L wcal.
snatioif heart g leng shall seel 81 s IlFS
;Ecs The bond of :communien; ~ & s. .,3s s
slinll take the place Of hate
When Ssta tatesInsn ga fill the chair Of State,
sp MS nlisapces abatc u. & &.
sitll. ssynicarss Rlairsanil Unions
A. -. - ~
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2: ..,..... ..
John ;sseS iss q l,aiS IS S;,
whom sf,l II IbF 4 say AS J,,, Ss:
|ISalisll e tlisirs election, 81
Samuel ason rinofly onn eotea ssy;tI;
Ithn, Boston pross al 81 latS K,
lSayaiitiafT Ne@s and tlied 3n 81
IiaS New HAMPSHIRE 81
ictoria said q s yonr IS,
|eiopps influence on the Enporor, MADAM to
prevent war which tcas IN fIS ,atl
EansR - as-as. 4. s. ~ ls,
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JSncht lpss; d Seys,t;a,s 4, M aisis
T JSsa NO aeads them 90 sketel, about ibe Rb;no
ltSWns and forti6cations.
ss Timber it is stated rendered i;re- -nrrof bo
|siimbregnasing IL With silieates il nsed AZ 4 ton
'siysly ia. Germany foF .aoorinr nlanksS ,iocrs
and aittairsases. s.s "a s. y 8 8, Fss.s,:
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siclalls to suspend practice who hays lover;
|sfeqpiyed regular diplomas, goes into effect g
Etoppf A. l.S52
Yhat situation S,Es III e,, AZ I,
SSaGntors of Tho Sac IN sotl
;cuYYsiDg angrily thor own right'to enter hoteb
= e a9a what t4s seepataFsi ss "a )
Eharmiflk Mis- H llora ii DOMINO .basE s.S,
the ii nited Stntcs 4 affcr 5er one,..;,
In Europe. She will rea Oh Now YORK rnbo,,t5
the nrlln of "a ~ vi sS - Is ~
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NdlTIC CE,---YvE REGRHSI,
lE tho necessity which FORCES tis to pnt ali our
Notes and Accounts in the hands of an Attorney
md Magistrate for collection, and those Of our
friends who desire TO save cost can SO by calling
on W. Q. 'DcTreville. CiIA SBULIs Is co. =
sept 2S ~ ,., ly 81
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sFllp sl.si
so.s the New saerk iissss5
s!is Is llero sccontly from
s ,ss n 4,
and South ~ :she Southern States
are' conceded rs certain TO 80 for Seymour md
saBlai lie radical torga ganisations ii tho recon-
sstIasts't pfd dwindiiug ,aFay sapilly,
md ion hss reached tiicir very strong
hold with such aiarming results that the CIR
petsbag heroes sec nothing but inin ahead:
IlaasIaosa; iutclligent blacks have determined
sto JOIN hands with their old masters and thus
drive aMhyl tho carpet bag atiyenturers from