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FROM NEW YORK.
o. N. Cutler.

New YORK, June II. The Trib-
iune states that O.. N. Cutler, who
is mentioned as successor to Commissioner
Rollins, was present at the interview of
Senator Henderson with the Missouri dele
cation, when Cutler made the following re-
marks to the delegation:
Gentlemen, will it not be great deal
better for the Republican party if the
President should be acquitted and that a
new Cabinet be appointed, composed en-
tirely of Radicals, and that Senator Hem
derson have the control of the Federal
patronage in Missouri? a6Ise f1Gya
To this proposition, several members of
the delegation replied, that it was inn
practicable. Senators Henderson and Gut
Ter reioined simultaneously that it could be
done. This is sworn to by several persons.
Cutler was formerly cotton agent by-ap
pointment of Fessenden.
Overland Mails.
The Tribune says bids for carrying over
land mails were opened yesterday, by
which it appears that Wells, Fargo & CO.,
who have been contractors for the last four
years, have lost all contracts, they being
| the highest bidder.
Dismissed. -
The appeals by defendants in the Erie
railroad cases were yesterday dismissed
with costs.
SenOr Romero.
| Senior Romero, Mexican Minister, leaves
for Washington to-day.
Confirmed. Fa'a q
At st. Joseph's Church, yesterday, the
Archbishop confirmed and administered
holy sacrament to over eight hundred girls
and boys. : Il
Organized.
| The National Institute Of letters, arts
and science, was organized last evening.
W. G. Bryant was elected chairman. An
executive committee was appointed, and
Constitution adopted. Steps will be taken
to raise 100000 for erection of buildings,
etc.
So ala Postponed. r.s zf Il
New YORK, June 12-The Jerome Park
races were postponed till Monday. Nc
Connell & Harriets have sold Luxemburg
for $1,000 to go to Canada. They were Of
fered $4,000 for their colt Gen. Duke.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Friday, June II, 1868.
NEIL HOUSE.

.., .. Friday, June II, 1858.
NEIL HOUSE.
James Hody, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; John
Wilson, Gettysburgh. Pennsylvania: F A Wooniff,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvpnia; h 9 LsTrabee, Balti-
more. Maryland; " Allison. Philadelphia Penn
burne, do; w Minshall. do NJ A Brown and wife,
New York; F. Atkinson, Boston, Massachusetts,; C
Berry, jr:, Upper Sandusky; Sam Robson, city;
A Carlsbad Cincinnati: E A Willis N Y; r
Headley Philadelphia Pa; W Lippencott do: j
Abbott Canton D; W 1sllsher Y; W B Smead
do: W R Pomeroy Millereb burgh o; Miss Adae, Gin
cinnati; Miss w oods do; Chas Adae.do; + Adaedo
John : Woods Cincinnati Geo II Bennett Brook
Iyn n Y; Theodore Haveand New York; w w
Swain Pittsburgh Pa; R b Moses New York; Chris
Cleveland Ohio; Walter Aldric Cincinnati;
Turner New Xork; Geo Meddlsson New York: Wm
IpgIaham Spring Valley Ohio: Z Brown j.
Newark Ohio; A Boyden Turkey. "' a1l
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
John Hill and Son Conoyer OHIO: q A Davis
Springfield Ohio; N Moran Upper Sandusky ohio;
Pittsburgh; Benner Pittsburgh; Mrs Yarnell
Ohio: Mrs Reed and boy Ohio; q Burgess Cleveland
Ohio: Burgess Cleveland Ohio; F w Kiraham
Belmont county Ohio: Benear Licking county o:
Mrs Cheney Ohio; j W Richmond Newark N Y:
j s Eyens Granville o: Geo Martin Cincinnati; I
d Coene N Y; VIM Parry Richmond Ind; Mrs Ha-
yens and chili Ohio; ] Wilkerson West Virginia;
b Bruce st Louis Mo- Taussio Y; 3. A De
Land Fsirport Y; Chas Millikin Cincinnati o; J
Pittsburgh; q Hartzell Beloit O; " T Scotten
Cleveland D; W Ferry Ri,hmond Ind; Still
man do; NJ NJ Dill Paris Ills: Quick Ohio: Z
Cahil Cleveland III f-r L.. -# .1-
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From sonth America.

New YORK, June PA Lima, Peru,
letter of May 22d, says ex- President Prado
will be recalled soon to resume the reins
of the Government. The trouble with Chill
was increasing, and an early renewal of
war with Spain was expected. Military
impressments were very harsh and unpop-
ular. Yellow fever is abating. e
Chilean advices state that the frontier is
being fortified. Twenty five Chilean sol
diers had been massacred by Indians.
st. Domingo, May 30, advices state that
the revolutions are steadily gaining
ground, and Salnave found himself cooped
in his capital and abandoned by Ministe,
Delorme, who escaped to England.
Incendiary fires are frequent. Foreign
ers attribute them to the Presidents win.
dictiveness, as he had repeatedly threaten
ed to burn the town, sooner than allow the
rebels to get possession.
Ex-President Cabral had reached Jack.
enel, and was actively supporting the rebel
cause.
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cleveland market-June i,

FLOUR City made Xxx red si2 5o@
13 90; Xxx white S14 50@l5 90; Xxx spring
S1l 00@l1 so. For standard country
brands Xxx red the range is sI1 O0@la OO;
Xxx spring 50 50@1O so. -
WHEAT-Dull and heavy. Sales / car
50 20. sTi rs l3na8 lul7TaS 80"
CORN-Dull, closing heavy and nomin-
ally lower. Sales 4 cars No. at 94c-clos-
ing with sellers at 93c. i'of t,'r@t
oATs-Dull and lower. Sale 1 car at
711sc from store. -
PORK-Quiet and steady. No. i mess
$26 90; Clear $31 90. ono moo rr--'SS--''
LARD-In fair demand 4 i'd ste aiy.s CITY
rendered at 19@191sc in tierces and firkins
o SMOKED DgMEATS-Sugar cured hams
at zoe canvassed, 19c uncanvassed; Shouts
ders 15c canvassd, 14c uncanvassed: dried
beef at 21c cesTassed, zoe uncanyassed. - =
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From Havana.

New YORK, June l2.-Havana dates to
the 9th instant, state that the United States
steamer DPSoto had entered the harbor
without saluting the Spanish flag. Anuu-
derstanding between Commodore Boggs
and Consul DeLareistrie is supposed to ac-
count for this proceeding. sis-a;
Santa Anna is said to have introduced
his mistress at one of the Mexican refugee
reunions, and in consequence was forbid
den permission to come again. ..-s 80.
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3 NEW York Market-,JJu1nneel ~.

COTT0N-Dull and lower; sales 500
bales at ss9@2919c. ssi bGR ,yBIi SD "A
FLOUR-Closed irregular, unsettled and
5@l0c lower on common grades. ~.
WHEAT-Dull, heavy, and 1@2c lower.
OATS-Quiet at S5c in store and S511c
afloat. sr.t p. t.fil2ig isif1f ffeNn
CORN-Quiet at 81 os1s@1 90 TOR new
mixed western afioat. '''. 'i' ne
PORK-Quiet and firm at s2s I2@as 25
for mess, cash and regular. z5lI-,t 5,f
aBEEF-Steady, with moderate demand.
CUT MEATS--Dull and dropping.
BACCN-Nominal. -. s'.'-' 81 aiss
LARD-Yery quietat 17@1714c for fair
to prime steam. gns nRGI a,res-iI1-j
EGGS-Firm at 27@2Sc. .s,,55 80.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

"A New VILLAGE.-The township Of
Cuyahoga Falls, Summit county, on yes
terday filed the necessary papers with the
Secretary of State, and request that the
township be made an incorporated village
under and by the name of the Incorporated
Village of Cuyahoga Falls. The request
was complied with. Whew! An entire
township in one villagel Gosh! but that
must be healthy beat for the village po-
liceman.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Money market-June 1e.
GOLD-Firmer; closing at 14O@14O1s.


GOVERNMENT STOCKS Opened
weak; closing steady; 4 80 prices: Coupons
81, 1l635@1l65ss; do '62. l12@l1216; do 64,
l09X@1l0; do '65, 1101s@ll011; do new
ll2T@l13; do '67, H31s @ll314; do l0-40s,
1O5M@ lO6; 7-3Os, 1895 @l0914. Is i'sr
S1OCKS-5:30 prices Wells Express
25@251a; American 5314@54; Adams $3.50
81; United States 55@5531sS, Merchants'
Union ISIS @2S3s; Pacific Mail 953I @98;
Atlantic, 31@34; Western Union Telegraph
373s@371s; New York Central 13436@137;
Erie 695s@6934; do preferred 751l@753<;
Ohio & Mississippi 29%@29a; Wabash
'4634@47; Michigan Central 121@1211S;
Michigan Southern 971s @9714;o Toledo
1O71s@l0711s; Fort Wayne 1ll56@111L,
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Fenian Excitemen, Iucrea,fnr.

TORONTO, June 12.-The Globe processes
to have information on authority beyond
dispute, that the Fenian movement upon
Canada has actually commenced, its forces
being gradually concentrated at Buffalo
and other points. Forty Fenians went
from Port Huron to Buffalo via the Grand
Trunk railroad on Tuesday. The raid is
possible any day after the Goth. The Globe
calls on the Government to order into the
field at once the whole volunteer and regu-
lar. force of the country. =. u. =. =.
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.Desfruciixe Fire.

CHICAGO, June PA very destructive
fire occurred in Marquette, Michigan, last
night. Over one hundred buildings in the
business portion of the town, Including
forty stores, the United States land office,
Custom House and County Treasurer,s
office. All records were destroyed. The
railroad and jackson & Lake Superior iron
ore docks were also burned. The loss is
estimated at one million dollars. In
surance small, iss-'-''. 80 49, = q -
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FROM EUROPE. oI.
ExplosiYe RroiectiIes

> = CCGfHcBs
Paris, June 12.-It is not proposed 81
the Car to do away whith the use of all
.kines of explosive projectiles, but only
with rifle and musket bullets winch bury
themselves in the flesh and then explode.
1t is the disuse of this murderous inven-
tion which receives the unqualified appro-
val of Emperor Nepoleon. 54s I. Hs-ss...,
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Af
Fire.

LOUISVILLE, May IA fire occurred
at one O'Clock this morning in the upper
part of this city, near the river, destroying
John Cards planning mill, Whites lumber
yard and an old Bethel church, involving
loss of about $4,000. Partially insured.
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Arrest of Johnny NIackev.

CLEVELAND, June 12.--Johnny Maekey,
the pugilist, was arrested by Chief of Police
McKinstry to-day, having in his possession
silver ware, coin, DC, proceeds of the
late burglary of the house OF j. H. Wade
and others in this city. He will have an
examination Tomorrow. sr Vf
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shooting ARRAY.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-During an al
tercation at the corner of Spruce and 9Th
streets last night, Timothy Heenan, brother
of John c., received 12 shots in the sbdo-
men and will probably die. Jerry Eaton,
a notorious pickpocket, one of the supposed
assassins has surrendered to the author
tiles. .r
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Mexican Adyfces,

NEW YORK, May 12.-Vera Cruz dates OF
the 9th state that the Projects Of Lopez,
Lower California, and of San Louie de Po-
tosi are to b. prosecuted for malfeasance in
office, and Cobedo was at San Louis on his
way to quell the rebellion in Queretara and
Guerreco. Gen. Porfirio Diaz had been
granted a leave of absence for two years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

PRIMARY ELECTIONS LAST NIGHT-The
election for delegates to the County Con-
vention, to meet this morning at 10 o'clock,
passed off very quietly. There was con-
siderable activity manifested by the various
candidates in getting out their friends, and
large vote was polled. The following
named delegates were selected:
7 Montgomery Township.-Jacob Emmert
John Bidleman, George Schatzman, Mahlon
Brandt, Fred Sorg, Henry Weber.
First Ward-Dr. A. B. Williams, James
McGill, VIM. Clifford, VIM. Brody.
Second Ward-James Hannah, Charles
Shurey.
Third Ward-Bernhard Fischer, James
Burns, Thomas Agnew.
Fourth Ward-Louis Zettler, Jacob Inns
G. P. Schroll, j. G. McGuffey, G. X. Cuck-
ler, Henry Wetzel, Thomas w. Purcell,
George Engelke.
Fifth Ward--A. Trautman, John Lutz.
Henry Schreiner, George Beck. Henry Kin
ney, Joseph Hegner, Henry Meiser, j. P.
Remmy. B. Steinlein, Jacob Fried, Louis
Kehl.
Sixth Ward--Conrad Born, Frederick
Hanewald, David Ketz Lorenz Schneider,
John Reissdorf, Lorenz Anmiller, NJ.
Frankel, Jonas Pletch, John Walter. John
Siegele, Hartman Dabus, Peter Hoffman,
Charles Ritter, Philip Whisker.
Seventh Ward-William II. Gaver, Will
liam Huffman, John Moerch, Geo. Kientz,
Peter Schart, Henry Kessler, Peter Pfeifer
and John Corrodi. ...r-.se-..
Eighth Ward-John Duffy, Thomas Ber-
gin, Peter Murphy, Thomas Nolan, Rich
ard Walsh, Thomas Maria, Edward Hall
and John Kelly.
Ninth Ward-John Fox, Patrick Kelly,
Philip Brady, Patrick Bresnahan, Mathew
Coughlin, John Madigan, John Murphy,
Franklin Township-John Huffman, Jos.
Briggs, =. Woodrow, J r. Walcutt, w. j.
Fleming, Stephen Deems and D. o. Null.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

"A New PLAN.-On one OF the New Jer-
sey railroads they have adopted plan of
giving checks for seats, as well as transpor-
tation. A person can send early and secure
a seat, and will not have to run the risk OF
anxiety, hurry, discomfort and possible loss
of seat altogether, by accidental delay in
getting to the train. 1t is capital arrange
ment, TOR ladies especially.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

RAILROAD AssEssMENr.-We append the
statement of the valuation of the property
OF the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis
(Pan Handle) Railroad Company, subject
to taxation in Franklin county, Ohio, as
fixed by. the Board of Assessors and APP
praisers of said road tor the year 1853,
which board met at tSteubenville on the 29th
and 30th of May, 1868:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

LA RUE's MINsTRELs.-As we announced
yesterday La Rue's Carnival Minstrels are
to open at the Opera House on Monday
evening, for season of six nights. Our
readers well remember how popular they
were when here last fall That they have
lost none of that popularity, the following
from the Pittsburgh Post will certify:
The La Rue's seem to have taken the
town by storm. Corinthian Hall was
jammed again last night. 1t is the unani-
nous verdict of all who have witnessed
the performances that the Carnivals are
the superiors of all troupes in minstrelsy.
Every night they give new and different
programme,-a fact which we record with
pleasure, as it is unusual, or, we might say,
wholly without a precedent by any
previous company. The principal MEM
bers of this company came here un-
heralded and unknown, but they at
once established themselves as prime
favorites by their intrinsic talents
alone. Reeve, Welsh, Collins, Powers and
West, the comedians, have seized upon a
vein of popularity that will not soon be
forgotten, while the quartette, Hammer,
Wheaton. Tyrril and Holmes, have gained
the reputation of artists in every sense of
the word. Last night the programme was
made up of many vocal and orchestral
gems, interspersed with brilliant scintilla-
tions of wit from the opposite ends of the
circle, and followed in the second part by
hurlesques and traversties, of great merit
and originality: The fortunate possessor
of the number drawing the $50 in green
backs was Captain Mike j. Mahar, No. 20
Exchange street, and Mr.. Barry, State
street. received the second gift of $25 in
greenbacks. There will be another change
in the programme tonight, and the same
amount of greenbacks will be presented to
the audience.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

DANGEROUS CouNrERFErrs. Counterfeit
500 National bank notes are in circulation
They are exceedingly wellexecuted, and
will deceive the majority of persons in
whose hands they tall. The engraving Is
very fine, and the printing as perfect as II
could be done. These notes are on the
Central National Bank of New York, and
on the Ohio National Bank of Cincinnati
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Accident.

q ALMoNT. CANADA, June 1a.-A man with
three children was carried over the falls
yesterday, in consequence of an accident
to the oars of the boat. Man rescued.
Children drowned. st tyH .o5f. r..i
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Military.

MONTREAL, June 11.-Arrangemepts are
being made by military authorities for the
accommodation of troops at Richmond, in
the province of Quebec. t''H.3 g ~ qs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

INvALuABLE REcIPE.-To quiet acrying
baby it is only necessary to prop it up with
pillows, if it cannot sit alone, and smear
its fingers with thick molasses; then put
half a dozen feathers into its hands. 1t
will sit and pick off the feathers from one
hand to the other till it falls asleep. When
it wakes up-more molasses and more
feathers. This recipe is worth thousands
of dollars. If we get five hundred for pub
fishing it, we shall be content. iifiJI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13
Massachuset,s Legislature.

BosToN, June 1.-THE House has passed
bill to erect bridge to connect this city
with East Boston, over the Governors
veto. The appropriation of the Massachu-
sets Legislature for the present session
amounts to $S,6l7,OO0. siIft- . = -rT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

s- We notice that, as the weather gets
warm, the young ladies are sensibly wear
ing broad dbrimmed hats instead of the pos
tage-stamp bonnet.
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J ChIcago nrarket-luna no

q FLOUR-Dull and nominal. 'nbIroN.,
=, WaEATalnsctiye VI "a : and dropping; No. l
CoRN-Dull, with more sellers than
buyers and prices lower at s43z@S5c. J o
OATS-Quiet but steady at 667666l/e.
PR0VISlONS-Dul and nominal.
PORK-Mess at S27 Is. t>fa
LARD-Held at tic. R71ld ed i-rm -r g.
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az But few arrests were made yester-
day, and If there was any sensations on the
street, they managed to give Jps q wide
berth. - ,.l.1l...s - !. !. -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

HUDSON, N. Y, June 1.-THE General
Synod of the Renewed Church was en-
gagged to-day principally in the discussion
of general matters pertaining to the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

a. William Angle was on q plain
drunk. 1t cost him his liberty, for the
Mayor fined him So, including costs, which
he could not pay. -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

THE palm of superiority is awarded to
Mrs. S. A. Allen, for her improved (ne,o
style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, Gin one bot
tle,) and a grateful public appreciates the
very low price, One Dollar. Evory drug
gist sells it. +3 aes
june 13-deod1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

. ~ The coming blackberry crop prom
ises to be the most abundant known for
wears
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River and yyeather'Ia' =

PITTSBURGH, June 12.-The river is fiy,
feet, two inches and falling. y. ~
The weather is clear and pleasant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

AN ERRoR.-There was a slight error OF
$1OOOO,OOO in the footing of totals of the
table published by us yesterday morning.
1t read $50, ,162,716." 1t should read $780,
1916" A trifiing error, but still neces-
sary to be corrected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

rz Deacon Dent has our thanks for Q
big pineapple. The Deacon mas more o.
them. the Deacon has. s4.3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

CLOSING OUT of the entire stock of music,
musical merchandise, pianos, organs, me-
lodeons, &C., at j. c. Woods, No. 2L South
High street. Great inducements to pur-
chasers will be offered in the next ten
days. r
Parties knowing themselves to be in
debted to J. c. Woods are requested to call
and settle without delay. jun11-d3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

MAsoN1c.-A grand Masonic Festival is
to come off In GAINESVILLE on Wednesday,
the oath of June, inst, when the new and
beautiful Lodge Room in Masonic Hall
building will be formally dedicated. As
many as twenty five Lodges have accepted
the Invitation to be present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. Capital
City Guards will give q Strawberry festival
at M@nnerchor Hall, (Naughton Building)
on Thursday evening, June 18th, to which
they invite citizens generally. Admission
25 cents. Supper free. '''1 2
e13-sattues&5tbur
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

FRUIT JARS, Sealing Wax, Crockery,
Glassware, Cutlery, Looking Glasses, ETC.,
at the lowest wholesale and retail prices,
by c. T. Ptaff, 259 South High street.
iune 13-eOd2m ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

= YIN. q. A. RooMs.-We would call at
tentior. to the Prayer meeting at the rooms
of Y. M. C. A. at s1k every Sabbath morn
ing. This meeting is of great importance
to the religious interests Of our city, and
the public are cordially invited to attend.
Ladies and gentlemen connected with the
various Sunday Schools meeting in the
morning, can drop in on their way, and
will not disturb others if Obliged to leave
before the meeting closes. Strangers stop
ping In our city are especially invited to
be present and. participate in the exer-
-cises.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

Z gH Have you seen the elephantG Look
in Lesouereux,s window. eel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

Dry GOODS, Carpets and Mattings, Just
received, by j. D. OSBORNE & Co.
juue 13-d1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

CoURTING SUNDAY NIGHT.-We do love
an affecting "pome;'' one that brings tears
to eyes .sall unused to the melting mood s"
that takes one back again to his "bread and
butter'' days, when his own Angyline was
the gayest gal in the world. After the
author of the following was smiled on by
his affinity, he started to go away the big
dog was chained, but broke loose, and tore
the gallyunt troubador and lovyer all to
pieces. Moral-Never write PONIES or go
counting any gal on Sunday night, If her
pa owns big dog: an
deerly luv the singing bird,
And little buzzin' b /;
But deerer far than all the world
ls thy sweet voice to me: Z
o! very deep is daddy's we'll,
And deeper is the SEQ
But deepest in my busum Ia ---.-.-
The luv bars for thee.
Then smile on me deer Ansyline
To maj my heart feel light,
Chain the big dog and will cum,
A cortin sunday mite.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

eE James Howells, q native of Wales,
a soldier of the 2lst Pennsylvania Volun-
teer Cavalry, was naturalized in the Pro-
hate CSart yesterday. ssf sstias,sreqg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

~ Col. Henry Darlington, the great
Indian fighter. was In the city yesterday
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q SUNDAY FEsTIvAL.-A grand procession
will take place at Lewis Center, on the line
of the Cleveland & Columbus Railroad, on
Sunday next June l4th, under the auspices
of st. Mary's Congregation of Delaware
A special train of cars will leave the Column
bus depot at 8 AM, and return at P. NJ
Fare for the trip only IS cents. ~
Suitable refreshments will be provided
for on the ground. Hemmersbach's cele-
brated cernet band will accompany the
excursion from this city. In Catholic
countries a procession in honor of ths
"Feast of Corpus Christi INSTITUTED al
the .entreaty of St.'Juliana Falconien. by
Pope Urban w, in the thirteenth century
lis made one of the most glorious festivals
OF the year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

A N,.w KIND oF 1BREAD.-Yesterday
we saw fellow trying to read the Grated
bread sign corner of Third and Town street.
AS we came up, he inquired of us, ..Say,
Mister, kin you tell me whar l kin git a
loaf of this yer air-tign breads" We gave
him the required Information and mizzled.