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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

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DRIFT.--The Clarke county folks think
they have got avery speedy horse, Drift
tbey call him. Commenting on an article
we copied from the Turf Field and Fdrnb
the Springfield Advertiser, says:
If Columbus has any stock capable of
competing with him, why did they fail to
bring it out at the Dayton Fair? We rather
guess the owners of fast stock about Column
bus were little scary over their green
backsa How is it, Spivins? os: asi.c-ssnl TO- !.
otlYou might as well ask why did the own
ers Of Dexter Lady Thorn or Mountain
Boy fail to take their stock to the Dayton
fair. We guess, Bro. Hook, your folks will
find the owners of fast stock in Columbus
don't scare worth q cent; l = ~ ~ "a "a :
Is Is County AuDrroR's cE.-The Audit
tor and his deputy are now engaged in
making out the city duplicate of real es-
tate for the year 1868, which will be COM
pleted in about ten days then they Will at
once proceed to make the annual settle
ment with the Treasurer of the couaty,
and Immediately proceed to distribute the
tie several townshiprs, corporations, dis
tricts, &C., about the Sd day Of Septembei
next. iThe duplicates Of all the townships
forAreal estate are now made out and the
Auditor is bound to have all the duplicates
in. the hands of the Treasurer on the 18th
day of; October, the day prescribed bylaw
4 OuR PosrnoN..- - Whether Intentionally
or not we cannot say, butit seems our arti
& si.e nsst,rdav IN rrpard to the Gran
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

CRooUEr--A young lady friend of ours
says she is tired of hearing so much OF
"base ball." and requests us to say few
words in favor Of croquet, which has been
recently started up again here. We, un-
fortunately. know but little of it, and that
little would not justify us in recommend
ing the game. However, the following
description by a poetic genius, who does
know something about it, is quite inter-
esting, and may serve the purpose equally
as well, if not better, than any remarks
from us. We don'twonder at the popular
| ity OF the game now: ;a'z8
~ 5e sfiV CRoQUET.H -nf 1is.al .ua7i
Out on the lawn in the evening rray,, ~ sfissAs
Wont Wi lille and Kate, said, (Which way?"
And they both replied. "Croquet. croquetP'
And the lawn was light as thonghlt by day ,s55
From the window looked to see-Croquet. > not
OF mallets md bal'sthe usual display, ystrue
The hoops all stood in arch array, Ql-l Z ~
And said to myself. "Soon we'll see croquet." -
But the mallets and balls all unheeded lay,
AID the maid and youth, side by side sat they,
ana thought to myself. lis that croquetf ,.la ~
saw the scamp 1T was light as day. "a iisiif
Put his arm round her wast in \ loving way, p q
And he saueezed her hand. Was that croquet?cd
While the red river rolled forgotten away. i s2i1
He whispered all that o lover could say. ii2iH8S
And he kissed her hp-seAat queer croquet. ~
But knew BY her bushes she said not nay, :. %
And lthoueht in my heart. Nov tAats croquet"e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

SEVENTH DISTRICT Committee The
Democratic eommittee OF this Congressioa-
srDistrict met in this city on Tuesday and
organized by electing George Lincoln, OF
Madison county, Chairman; and John g
Thompson, Of Franklin, Secretary The
committee are determined on a,sharp cam
paign, and have cut ont hot work for our
Radical friends. 4Ae1 Raa IA 0Aqa4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

TRANsFERRED YEsTERDAY.-There was
but one deed left for record yesterday, that
made By Thomas Il, Bay and wife to Joseph
R. Swan. June 18th, part OF lot Noa53S, In
the city of Columbus, s2Os3-s3.qaao
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

a. * great many Of the carpet t-baggers
are sneaking back home TO the North with
theirdirty clothes wrapped up IN Southern
newspapers. They will not carry carpet
bags for fear of being, recognized.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

uGADrsfs.--Gadists are young ladies who
consider the paramount duty of life TO
consist in dressing d Ia mode, promenading
the streets and gossiping. Are there any
Gadists in Columbus? Perish the thought
of course there are none .liT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

sH From the way things looked about
the business houses of our city yesterday,
wewo1dered'ifi if TIC swould not beo well for
our dealers to hang out flags at half-mast
out Of respect to departed trade ont
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06
No Prohibition. 3
- "a as @ LISBON, Aug. )

! s5s.9d a '1T7a ls7 LISBON, Aug. o.
The. Portuguese Cruneil Of State. have
concluded not to prohibit royal exiles, of
Spain from remaining in this country, and
the Duke and Duchess Monpusier have
taken up their residence in Lisbon. .q.f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

b,ALL RIGHT EheI Baltimore and
ehio railroad, which was somewhat iniur-
ed by the late flood, has, we learn by
dispatch from Jno. w. Browns. been made
all, right again, and trains run through
regularly and without delay bieasri1q5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06
NEW YORK NIELANGE

/ Underground RafIroad.dr 4
bnscssb % smssa NHwi YoRK, Aug, 5av
The stock subscription of the New York
Central underground Railroad Company
= II .bfiffA Iii SIdii som bnB sldmsrf
VIM. B. Osterhaus commenced two suits
to enjoih the laying Of the Nicholson pave-
ment on 18th and 33d, streets snsm ,sfooT
vel sdt 10 iuo sRowingaodt ;saoma 30
= The President tof the Humber Rowing
Club; OF England, announces his readiness
to arrange, for a rowing match with the
Ward Brothers, of this' country, against
four members of his club.miOhd9Oio mott
Knoclked lDow,n9oTq sdifo
Lieutenant Irish, of the Revenue Gutter
Mahoning, was knocked down alid robbed
on South ST., last evening. Yaa nrdt sreoJ
eets- ada al ~ AenoshO-,o roon sfV
- The gunboat Kenosho will be launched
from the Navy Yard on Saturday. -.
-. - City Register. - -
The proposition to confer upon Horace
Greeley the office Of City Register, made
vacant by the death of General iHalpine,
meets with general fayor.i no 9iiisl sIii
-niW 3 r9hr CombinatfOn.srbs srs rsrb
. The tenants iofthis city have formed a
cooperative combination to resist the ex-
tortionate demands of landlords rs,.-..,
vq7srn sdi .1n9lIt Gold. bIeed s4E r-,lf
. Activity in gold is shown by the, fact
that the gross clearings yesterday and to-
day at the gold exchange were about S104,-
600, ,0D0, or nearly double the daily average
of the past seven months. siu emaz 1ii NJ
TH ,s537 Immigration. sfa qqGsib
During July 25,9l0 Immigrants reached
New York. suiuuiqs 8Ht ia ssion sa5
sd BIS ,ia7fSmuggling.fis gnl..isss
A Government inspector yesterday
seized ten barrels of fish oil at 126 Maiden
Lane. Each barrel contained a ten gal
Ion air tight can, filled with brandy, sup
posed to be smuggled from Canada. I9rl9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

Is The Grant Tanners have our thanks
for rnthree hearty cheers given in front of
our office last night. We appreciate the
commitment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

rw The Grant Tanners promenaded the
streets last night, preceded by a martial
band. There were not over thousand OF
.theng II we were on oath we might say
there were not fifty.N = ~ "a li''i4s va
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

DEMocRATIc MEErING.TThe Democracy
Of the Seventh Ward will hold a. meeting
at Hetteshimer's Hall, on Monday evening
August 1oth, at ~ & O'Clock. for the purpose
OF organizing Seymour and Blair Cam
paign Club E. B. Eshelman and T. De
Lany VIII address the Injecting. Hem
mersbach's Band will be on hand to furnish
music. Let every Democrat in the ward
turn ept. All .Ihg VIM Fl. G1yaEiR, I;
Member Central COMMITTEES.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

RrsIGNED.-H. Z. Hudson, Of Memphis,
Tenn., and Samuel Swain, hof New York
city, have resigned their appointments as
commissioners of deeds for the State Of
oL;o NIsqT fTTof1H2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06
C1RcLEvILLE.'

Judge Van TRUMP Ren0minated
for Congress by INFLAMMATION.
Especial to the Ohio Statesman.l
i,id- re.} zsf,;i7C i7CIRoLEvILLE, o., Aug. 5. 2
Judge Van Trump renominated for Con-
gress by acclamation.1 Col. Lyman j. jack
son, of Perry. made speech in Convention
renouncing Radicalism and declaring for
Democracy. '--lf'i;fzs AR. VAN CLEkF.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

AN ExcrrrNG GAME.-we hear that a
challenge for a match game of base bah has
passed between the Railroad and Capital
clubs of the city, to be played in a few
days. AS there Is considerable difference of
opinion in the minds of citizens as to
which is the best club, founded on the dif-
ference OF the respective scores in their
matches with the Cincinnati club. this will
prove an exciting game, and all the friends
ofrival clubs will be on hand towitness the
match.nlH iirnI o. D e as M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

= n We hear that a troupe OF indians
have engaged the new base, ball grounds at
Olentangy Park, on which to play game
of racquet; on Friday next.JF r,i,;,;y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Kentucky Election i.

15A 10 @SR' f"I LoUIsviLLE, August a..
r. A much larger vote has been 1poIled in
from every county show large Democratic
gains and falling off in the Radical vote.
1t is, now probable that, Gov. Stevenson's
majority viii reach fully seventy thousand.
~ -fi-7-a,E "a ~ n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

RATHER GooD.-On the marriage of Mr.
Rush and Mrs. Carter
uwhen Hymeh thought this mild to banter. nC
At first she went it with Canter,
T3 But now she goes it with Rush. TfG HOS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

The PUBLIC PRINTING.--We announced
some days since that the State printing
had been awarded to G. E. Bradley. of Gin
cinnati, Nevins & Myers, of Columbus, and
Reinnard g Feiser. This was an error. C.
E. Bradley's bid was the lowest, but it was
claimed his bond was not sufficient, and the
Commissioners of Public Printing decided
not to make the award until better advised.
On yesterday the matter was taken up
again, and Mr.. Bradley's bond declared to
be insufficient. This gave the contract for
printing the laws to Messrs. Nevins & Ny
ers. The examination of the other bonds
will be continued to-day and the final
awards made. slSha IfttAiE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

THIEVES EvERYwHERE.-It seems that
all the prominent towns, and even the
small rural villages, are infested with bur-
glars and thieves, who operate with skill
and Asdecess. Farmers in various sections
of the county have also been visited by
burglars, and in some instances sustained
heavy, losses. Itis necessary now-a-days
for people to provide means of self-protec-
tion, and to use them effectively, whenever
opportunity occurs. The shooting of a
few of the burglarious intruders would
have a good effect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

MORE IRON CRaMPERs CAPTURED.-There
seems to have been quite a. band OF those
engaged in stealing iron from the Central
Ohio railroad, the arrest of "a portion of
whom we have chronicled. On Tuesday
Depot officer Dewitt took down to Newark
three men named Green, Rush and Gilbert.
These, together with Milhorn, who had
been taken down q few days previously,
were arraigned before the Mayor of New
ark, on:a charge of larceny Millhorn and
Rush plead guilty of petit larceny, and
were discharged on payment of fine.
Green and Gilbert were bound over to
answer.Sal r-i6t g-rtf 5-.s t7lb
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06
LIST ToFLETTERs

Remaining uncalled for in the Columbus Post
81 bHH .7eH1 office, sAug,ist 81 1885, & al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

tirx-sfcf 1sa. IlfEEsf Ou--Is, E-I..
FIREMEN's, CoNyENTIoNsES5Th The time for
holding a. convention Of the .firemen OF
Ohio has at last bee N definitely settled,and
the Chief Engineers Of Fire Departments
in,cities where steam engines aroused, and
reman of volunteer companies, viii meet
insthe city Hall, in this city, on Tuesday,
September 10Th. Quarters have been pro-
yided at the Neil House, for the delegates,
and every sarrangement made, for their
comfort during the convention. The OBJ
ject of calling, the firemen together is, as
aswe eunderstand it, to adopt a uniform sys-
tenn of coupling and hose, so that in case OF
d fire in one town Of too great dimensions
for the department of that town, to. master
it, the firemen' of aeneighboring city or
town can be sent there, and find no diff
Guilty in working because of difference in
hose or couplings, They also propose to
get up a petition to the Legislature asking
for the passageIof q a'lawtexempting MEM
bers Of volunteer fire departments from
military and jury duty, as is the law in
oIher obaCes' sBi8F 0Gt bar sc gci'ou1isaJ,} Iol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

APPOINTED TO FILE n iAsVAcANcT.-Gov.
Hayes on yesterday appointed Edward 81.
Mungers 6fl Xenia, sOhio,i as Judge of the
Court Of Common Pleas of the Third Subj
division ofi ithe sseond Juaicia District Of
Ohio, to fill the Vacancy occasioned by the
resignation 0f ,Jnd &c J:sJ y: WinahsSto serve
August 10th until his sucee eessoE is duly
elected and qualified according to law y.s'
.gTAxok SPiRIrs.-The commissioner OF
Internal revenue has given notice by tele-
graph;to collectors that spirits may bs
Withdrawn from bond by payment of lily
cents Per gallon and four dollars per barrel s
Of forty, gallons. equal to sixty cents
proof gallon p All distilIeries must be
closed until the tiistiliefs have given new
bonds and complied with the recently
passed law in all other particulars. ii oqi,ts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

,,YAGRANcY. Utmost every day some one
is found lettering around the city unable to
give an account of himself, and having no
visible means Of support, is arrested for va
grancy. 1t is very necessary and proper
to arrest these men. If they are honest,
they can make it appear; if they are not,
they are prevented from pilfering for
time, and become known to the police
The city is full OF sneak thieves, and there
is no otheryway to find them out with5our
small force. &. N. Wartenbee was arrestr
ed on Tuesday evening on charge of va
grancy, and in default of payment of $5
and costs, he was kept out of mischief, and
in employ yment. ssdJ tnaIj iiaIl adt ses1l 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

jan. STATISTICS .-From Deputy Sheriff
Bull we obtain the following Franklin
county jail statistics for the year ending
July 1st, 1868: ea5;-G =. F. tse
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gB7square talk-sKeep off the grass."'

eeeB- The Bist of Advertised Letters ap-
pears in this mornings STATESMAN. No
other paper publishes it. aZH Il q 0o:s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

a'CoLUmBUs LYcEUM Association. .@Sev-
eral Of our leading citizens, seeing the
great necessity of a circulating library in
this city, have formed themselves intoan
association to be known as the Columbus
Lyceum, and they hold their first meeting
this evening, at 8 o'clock, in Deshler Hall,
corner of Town and High, streets, which
they have secured for their purposes. In
addition to the ordinary routine of Ly-
ceums, the Association has added the at
tractiye feature S of dramatic and gymnas..
tic performances, by means of which, they
hope to add largely to, their exchequer,
and consequently totheir library. Donations
of books magazines and papers are solicit
ed, and may be left with Fred Bell, at his
cloak house, It., this movement be sue
eessful, and. we know no reason why it
should not be, it will be. one of the best
things that ever happened Columbus
Through, its agency many young men will
acquire "a taste for reading, who now no
more think oflooking at book than they
doiof going to Jericho. The Association
now numbers some fl fly members. 80. al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

| HE FoREPAUGH SHows.-The Indiana
polls Sentinel, speaking of the Forepaugh
shows, which exhibited inthat city Friday
of last week, says: ofeesA
We were warned out early in the fore
noon yesterday to see, the great display
made by the grand entree of Forepangh's
Mastodop menagerie, and circns, and with
out further comment we must say that it
excelled anything OF the kind ever before
seen in Indianapolis. A mile in length,
the bills say. Well, we did not measure it,
but II we were to guess, we should say q
mile at least. A beautiful golden chariot
led the van, and old Romeo and Baby An
ME followed, after which came the twenty
two beautiful cagess beautifully decorated
with artistic paintings and flags of every
nation. Exhibitions were given after
noon and evening to multitudes Of
people. ALL with whom we have con-
Eersed- agree in pronouncing the animal
show far superior to any ever seen in this
city, and the cirens as good as the average
now travelling. The fact that the menage-
rie and circus exhibited in two separate
apartments seems to take with the people
asfhey actually get two separate shows for
one price Of admission. Then, again, there
are manys who desire to Asee theSanimals
only, and in this combination they can do
so without coming in contact with the cir
ens-i Exhibitions will be given this after
noon and evening, which will close the sea-
SON In indianapolis, and we advise all our
readers to attend. and our word tor it,they
will get value received for money invested:
70 This, famous establishment is now qon. a
tour through Ohio and willvi Columbus
early in September. y ads 2'9.s Pnuo,s.s'1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

CAPITOL SQUARE CONCERTS. If the
weather is favorable, Towler's Band will
play the following programme this even-
ing: ,,7sa bps s-csr-- 10 g.s,rt5s f,..g,.s, {
l. Tournaire-Bossisio.
2. A Sea Song MedIey-W. 81. Neave.
i 3. Once More op--Helmsmuller,r II
4. Shinplasters. a Hornpipe Medley.
.. Grand Funeral March from Beethoven
-Streck. .o76-.,s 80 Il, ,,,ss.f...,,
6. A Cavatina from Robert le Diable-
Meyerbeer. ilt7d 5rGaI 7'sd 81 hio n Il
T. Star. Spangled Banner. ~.
8. Remember Me Medley. a~''4 '''i III
-o9 Almack iWaltz-Richter. I gy-y7s ',..;}
10. Eaton Quickstep-E. K. Eaton.
IL. TrOtt-Willis. '7''i9' 7Siist - ''-1
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Chimese-Embaeav.

sEEiii57sa Isss4AUBURN, N IA Aug. ST.
The Chinese Embassy made tour of the
city aud visited the prison to-day. "A tre-
mendous rain storm this afternoon pres
and Ieapers. "a" .i''' IN -'S''ie,
yI2 uI3'2 'ss POLITICAL Items. s9TsGm 5nal
.,JIr =. ~ ~ ~ LEw1sros, Me, August S.
General Logan addressed an, immense
Republican meeting last hight.d m s9VI ?
IA new Democratic campaign paper, the
Jacksonian, will be started here next
GssA' lis ,ssi7Is OH .gniwona Il IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

The Democrats and Republicans of the
clepille to-day. Hon. NsaJ. STurney,
member of the State Board of Agriculture,
was nominated for Congress BY the Re
publicans. The Democrats 4 nominated
Hon. P. Van Trump for re-eleotion to the
seat he now holds. =. = Jli "