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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

The Christian Gentleman.
A modern writer thus describes the
Christian gentleman
He is above a mean thing.
He cannot stOOp to mean fraud.
He invades no secret in the keeping
Of another he betrays no secrets con
fded to his own keeping.
He never struts in borrowed plum
age.
He never takes selfish advantage OIL
our mistakes.
He uses no ignoble weapons in con-
trnversy.
He never stabs in the dark.
He is ashamed of innuendoes.
He is not one thing to q mans face
and another behind his back.
II by accident he comes in possession
OF his neighbours cOunsels, he passes
upon them an act Of instant oblivion.
He bears sealed packages without
tampering with the wax.
Papers not meant for his eve. whet1.
er they hutter at his window or lie
open before him in unguarded expos
ure, are sacred to him.
He invades no privacy of Others,
however the sentry sleeps.
Bolts and bars, locks and keys,
hedges and pickets, bonds and securi-
ties, are none Of them for him.
He may be trusted by himself out Of
sight, near the thinnest partition, any
where.
He buys no Offices, he sells none,
intrigUes for none.
He would rather fail Of his rights
than win them through dishonor.
He will eat honest bread.
He tramples on no sensitive feeling.
He insults no man.
If he have rebuke for another, he
is straightforward, open, manly.
He cannot descend to scurrility.
In short, whatever he judges honor
able he practises toward every man.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

James Brown, one of the robbers of
the Treasury of COshoctOn county in
1858, was convicted. Brown, bank
er, cOnspired with Ketchum, the
Treasurer, to take the county money,
about $4,000, and to give it the ap-
pearance Of a robbery, KetChum was
left in the Office bound and gagged
He was a Democrat, and there was
then a Democratic Legislature in Ohio
"a visitation Which comes once in
ten years-which in most suspicious
haste passed an act to relieve the
Treasurer. Upon this he had the eff
frOntery to sue the State Journal for
libel because it commented on the
suspicious circumstances and rernon-
strated against this hasty action.
This suit was continued along for
years and finally allowed to die.---
The county spent $40, 600 in trying to
ferret out the robbers. At length
Ketchum quarreled with Brown, be-
cause he kept the lions share, and ex-
posed the whole affair. Brown is
said to be worth 100000 He was
sentenced to ten years in the peniten-
tiary, and to pay fine of $4,000.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09
The Secretfng of Confederate
Papers by Jeff Davis.

The Bristol, Tennessee, News says of the
curious sta tement made in Pollard's "Life
of jefferson Davis" of secreting of impor-
tant Confederate Documents statement
which was at first dismissed as sensational,
but now recurs with an appearance of
truth:
ait is very certain that little Of this cor
respondence ever fell into the hands of
the Federals, and neither they nor Mr..
Pollard have ever been permitted to ex-
anime it; for the writer of this saw that
which is probably most valuable, sealed
and placed within the vaults of Mon
treaI bank not two years ago, and unless
it has been removed within twelve months
it yet remains there, secure against every
intruder
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09
"AUDIToR or STATES OFFICE,

/ OO1uLADuSV OulOs
"Wm. Wing, Esq, Secretary Central Ohio
Railroad Company, GAINESVILLE, Ohio:
| SIR have to acknowledge the receipt
of yours, inclosing the claim of the Central
Ohio Railroad Company, amounting to So
| 725, for property destroyed by the rebel
forces in the military raid of John Morgan, /,
/ in Ohio, in 1868, and requesting payment of
said claim by the State of Ohio. l beg to
refer you to the 10th section of the second
article of the Constitution of this State,
which reads as follows: "No extra COM
pensatiOn shall be made to any officer,
public agent, or contractor, after the ser
vice shall have been rendered, or the con-
I tract entered into, nor shall any money be
paid on any claim, the subject matter of
which shall not have been provided for by
/ jpre-existing law; unless such compensa-
ton or claim be allowed 10y two-thirds OF
the members elected to each branch of the
| General Assem- bly,, ,"-and to state that at
the time of the military raid under John
Morgan, in 1868, and when the property
was destroyed, as set forth in said claim of
the Central Ohio Railroad, there was no
law authorizing the allowance or payment
of any such claims.
"That, for the first time, acts for the al
lowance and payment are claimed to have
I
Assembly of 1869, but these acts did not
receive the sanction vote of twO-thirds OF
the members elected to each branch of the
! General Assembly.
! Nevertheless, these acts having receiv-
ed the votes of a majority of the members
elected to each branch of the General As
sembly, submitted the question to the
Attorney of the State, who decides they
have have not been constitutionally passed,
and that there is, therefore, no law author
izing the allowance and payment of these
claims.
"Other eminent counsel have expressed
similar opinions. In these circumstances
I deem it my duty to hold that p1-t1na Jacie
these acts are invalid, and decline to ex-
eeute them until the Supreme Court of the
State determine the question of their va
lidity.
al, therefore, decline to issue a warrant
on the State Treasury for the payment oi
the claim of the Central Ohio Railroad Co,
presented by you as aforesaid.
"Respectfully, ETC.,
| "JAMES H. GOODMAN,
HAuditor of State"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09
Hborough Highland County, Ohio Thursday September 1869
Temperance Nominations.

A0AA APSEaWce N NOmlDal1OnBs
We fine in a late number of the n.
Y. Tribune, the following, which we
commend to the careful consideration
of our Temperance friends:
"Certain persons, who claim to be
Temperance men, are getting togeth-
er in their several States and making
what they call temperance nomina,
tions for Governor, &c &c. We have
word Of counsel for those who do
not see the hook thus baited.
The Liquor Dealers understand
their own interest, so far as it is their
interest to remain Liquor dealers with
impunity. They are mainly shrewd
men; they generally manage to have
such laws as suit them, or else execu-
tive and judicial officers who insure
them impunity in violating the laws
that stand in their way; yet they new
er nominate independent candidates.
They know better than to do any
such thing. They understand that
every mans vote is controlled by va
rlOus considerations, whereof his love
Of Liquor or of Temperance is at best
but, one; so to nominate special Liquor
candidates is to insure their own dis
eomfture by segregating those whose
interest in Liquor absOrbs or over
shadows all their political or other
sympathies, so far as voting is con-
cerned. They might possibly poll
100000 votes in this State for distinc-
tive Free Liquor candidates; but these
would not suffice to elect half a dozen
members to both Houses, and would
leave them naked to their enemies.
They know great deal better than to
do anything like this. They main
tain their organization, raise lots of
money, keep a keen watch over all
that goes on round them, and at last
throw their votes just where they will
give them most strength in the
States councils. This course insures
them at the worst a strong minority.
often an ample and plastic majority,
in each and every Legislature. They
win by directing and floating on the
current, where they would certainly
lose if they attempted to breast it and
roll it back.
"The children Of this world are wi
ser than the children OF light" Wi
ser, that is, 50 far as the ways Of this
world are concerned. But is it neces-
sary that the children of light should
always act like fools ?"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09
ABOys' Lawsuit.

Under a great tree, close to the viii
lage, two boys found a walnut. ait
belongs to me" said Ignatius, ''fOr I
was first to see it." ono, it belongs
to me" said Bernard, "fOr I was the
first to pick it up" and so they be-
gan to quarrel in earnest. 81 will set
tie the dispute" said an older boy
who had just come up. He placed
himself between the two boys, broke
the nut in two, and said: "The one
piece of shell belongs to him who
first saw the nut, the other piece OfshelI
belongs to him who picked it up, but
the kernel keep for judging the case.
And this" he said, as he sat down
and laughed, sis the common end of
most lawsuits
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Poetry.
SONG OF A HORSE.


A poor old stage-horss, lank and thin,
Not much else but bones and skin,
Jog along, week out, week in.
Kicked and cursed and meanly fed,
damned In the side and ierksd by the bead.
And the thing can't we'll make out,
Is what on earth it's ali about.
Why was made to toll and tug
For this little odd human bug,
Two-legged, and dumpy as Jug,
Who sits aIOft my ribs to batter
Or Why was he made, for that matterf
Aud If needs must be created,
Why is it that I was not fated,
To prauee aud curvet, finely mated,
silver-hsrnessed, sleek and fat,
With groom and blanket, and all tbati
Here go day after day,
Pounding and slipping down Broadway,
Dragging these curious biped things,
With fore-legs gone and yet no wings
Where they go to don't know,
Nor why 10 the world they hurry so,
Nor what good use heaven puts them tOl
It wasu't my fault, you see, at all,
That my joints grew big and my muscles SMALL
And 90 I missed rich mans stall.
I'm clumsy, stupid, crooked, slow,
Yet the meanest horse is a horse, you know,
As we'll as the glsssiest nags thst 60.
0 Lord how long will they use me 30?
And when may the equine spirit go
Where glOrifed horses stand in = row.
Switching their bright tails to and fro,
Careless Of either wheels or whOai
Where oats are always aproPos,
And Hies don't grow
Oh no
OF
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S4HS.
A1DhabstioaI Connn1ruma.

There Is word of only five letters aud if you take
away Of them ten will remain what word is that?
Il is often. II yOu take away !, ten will remain.
There is word Of fve letters, and If yOu take two
Of them away six will remain what is it, Sixty
Take away ty and siz will remain.
Here is another puzzle: Take away my first letter,
take away my second letter, take away all letters,
and l am always the same. Can you guess that? You
are right it is the letter carrier.
There is a word which, if you change the place OF
one Of its letters exactly the opposite irOui
which It did at fr5t what s the wIrd7 1t is united
place the after and IL becomes united.
Can you tell what letter Il y that has Dever been
used but twice in America? 1t is q, it is used only
twice in America.
Can you tell me when there were only two vowels?-
II was in the days Of Noah, before you and wer'
born-in the days Of no a, before and were born.
Can YOU tell me when it IS that a blacksmith raise.
a row in the alphabet 1t is when he makes pUke-i
and shovel "a poker and shovsl)
Now let me hear whether yOu spell the fate o
all earthly things in two letters? will tell yOu
(decay)
1 suppose you have often heard or guess how T.
spell live trap in three ettersl 1t Is ca t..
| YOu right.
| Can YOU tell man in one word that ha took lat
break fast7 This is the way, attenuate-(at ten yo
/ ate
| Can you toll ne what word is always pronounce
faster By adding two letters to III Il is the word N
add sr to It ami II is pronounced faster. What is tha
wcrd Of syllable, which, il you take away two let
| ters from It, will become word Of two syllahles!-
YOu try and guess that for It is my last puzzle
/ It Is plague take away pl and it becomes ague.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

TREATMENT OF CORNs.-PersOns
troubled with cOrns, will find greater
relief, and sometimes absolute cure,
by the application of u slice Of lemon
to affected parts, secured by a strip of
cloth, on going to bed. We have tried
it on a painfnl hard old fellow and
'ound immediate relief.--[Scientiic
American.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09
Hoonand's German Tonic

sozEbtndlf0s q az ne tEgTedieats ef Ae Bittsrl
80 FuEn SdHtd CFIiI RUai, Orange, etc. q g used
~ Gs aas diledseE he BitteTs, tn eGstI i0sTe SON,
t1 aleoholis sTmusI e TsqsiiTed YoW tgiH bear 81
5S Gbat feos Feassdiel art entirely different Jroa
~ chsrS adutiled for gc eaFc Of tht dttedfet NAMED
80 Beiaa seisntife prePdrdts0Hg Of edctfai ezfrdcs
- ~ ohera are sere deeocifOHs Of TIim ~ s0ul'
NT1L IA TONIC e decidedly one Of he Eoff plea
~ ~ Gqrsoabt re8edtsg evCv offered o Dis public
~ - 4 suqtrrts u e pleaFrc % lake it ghiie a.
f17fg OlbilaTatiag, and Hiedtetndi qtiGlfttes ~
dG6 q hESUa e ths gTtatesi q az t0AE0
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

A CANCER CURE.-A citizen Of
Philadelphia who used >~eak solu-
ton of carbOlic acid as wash to neu-
tralize the offensive OdOr arising from
a cancer, discovered that the latter WAS
entirely removed by the application.
The solution consisted of one-fOurth
of an ounce of acid diluted in a quart
Of water.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

CHOCOLATE CAKE.-TwO cups Of
sugar. one cup of butter, three eggs,
three cups Of flour, three-quarters of a
cup of milk, half a teaspoonfuI Of soda,
one teaspoOnful of cream Of tartar.
Pa5te-chocOlate two ounces, one cup
of sugar, three-quarters of a cub Of
sweet milk; boil half down. This
makes one cake Of four layers with
paste between them.
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Big Lnn,D Of Conner.

The ''great mass'' Of copper recently
found In one Of the Superior mines, has
the following dimensions: Length e5
feet, height 81 feet, thickness about 2 feet,
giving total Of 4 I60 cubic feet The
purity of the mass is estimated at sixty
five per cent. This would give a total OF
832 tons, making it by far the largest
mass Of copper ever found on Lake SuDe-
riOr, or in the world,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

A conntryman was shown Gains
borough's celebrated picture of "The
Pigs" ITO be sure" said he, "they
be deadly pigs; but there's one fault
nobody ever saw three pigs feeding
together but one on 'em had foot il
the trough"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

A sailor complained of the power Of
the Captains, and spoke bitterly Of the
shippers Of the day. "Why," said
he, "nOt long ago, on the coast Of
Afriker, a eap'n was going to throw
one of the crew that was dying over
board before he was dead. So the
man says, You amt agOiug to bury
me alive, are yOu?' Oh says the
Captain, you needn't be so jolly par
ticular to a few minutesr
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

A parishioner inquired of his pastor
the meaning of this line of Scripture:
mHe was clothed with curses as with a
garment" cit signifies" replied the
divine, "that the individual had got a
bad habit of swearing"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

WASHING WooLENs.-If washer
women would be persuaded to use
cold water with a little bOrax in 1t for
washing flannels, they would not Oh
Iy be better cleaned, but there would
be no shrinkage whatever.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09
THE BRIDES DEPARTURE.

THE BRIDES DEPARTURE.
The bride Of an hour stood smiling:
Her mother in tears was near by;
For the "pet Of her life, 90 bsguiling,"
Was soon to bid her good bye.
Fond friends tried Vainly to cheer her,
To stop up the tearS that fast fell,
And she clasped her daughter st Ill nearer
And in agony uttered FAREWELL
The groom with his bride has departed,
To journey far of in strange lands,
And the mother cries out broken hearted,
'Wslll I'm glad that gals Of my hands r.
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"ShalI 1 cut this loin of mutton sad
-dlewise?" said a gentleman. ''NO, u
said one of his guests, scout it bride
wise, for then 1 may chance to get a
bit in my mouth"
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,nEBIIITY.

~ . = lllaII,l- s0aai % HoefI1adl llTIlldN
fAey fuPdTt t0ss E llaHd vigOT . Gse 'ghsls
ntaisFl rtTeaOihea ne dppctile, Gauss
En- enjoyment Of tbsw4 food, enable Ehs TO
Esaeh e dige T. purify The blood, gtUc good found
AeaRV complexion, eradicate hs yelot1 tfige from ne
oe iEpayf bloom 70 he chceks, and change NE Pdtiel
Gol tb0Tfbrcdthed, cnaeiated, S0edk, and ncTvotsI
tsValid . Jiil.f faced r0it and vigorous PeTSoH
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. IN fact, they are Family medl-
eInes. They can be administered with
perfect safety 80 q child three months
cid, the most delicate female or RlAn
0fminetFs
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

1t has been discovered that a tum-
bier Of whisky, sugar and water is a
specific fly-killer. The flies drink
greedily, get drunk, tumble in and
die
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

A young man in Illinois has read
one hundred and forty-three dime
novels and is as sane as when he be-
gan. He is drumming" for the idiot
asylum, though.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-09

To DYE BLACK.-Rusty nails, or
any rusty iron, boiled in vinegar,
with a small bit of cOperas, makes a
good black.
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HOusekeeper's Corner.

GRAHAM CRACKERs.-Take two pints Of
cold water; quarter Of pound of butter
quarter of teaspOonful of soda. Mix as
stiff as can be worked cut out; pick with
a fork. Bake in a moderately hot oven.
RAIsIN PUDDING.-One pint Of raisin9
soaked in boiling water over night; one
pint chopped suet; one tea cup of mOlas-
ses three eggs, beaten we'll two and one
half pints of flour; one teaspOOnful Of
soda two teaspOonfuls of cream of tartar.
Mould in a cake pan and steam four hours.
Sauce-One pint of white sugar one egg;
one tablespoonful of flour; butter the size
of a goose egg; well beaten add one pint
of boiling water. Allow to only heat we'll
NOT bOiI-stirring constantly.
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The Hon. Horace Greeley's knowl-
edge of agricultural affairs is imprOv-
ing. The turnips which he raised
last year only cost him one dollar and
twelve cents each.
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Every young couple who desire to
make a good start in life must keep
two bears in the house, and feed them
weIl-namely bear and torbear.
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rRor Eor. ILrEs THoNPgoN,
vRov nv. JogEPH 4 KENNARD, D. D,

Ps-tog Of Ehs Tenth Baptist Church. Philadelphia
Du JtuEsoH-DRAA SIR:-I have been JrcqueHIiy
vgree 3 cos1ecf ~ name seih recommendations e
Si9srsIf kadt of ulsdicnss, bi regarding ne TGees
e. ~ Of g dpDropTGts sphere haze ~ al edsei de
slSsad btl tuit clear proof ~ pdrtott f1ialseei as
aFteiIaTlv N ~ Ougl dHiilV Of bs usefulHeil ef D.
HooGans German Bitfers depart for 0nes from NJ
usiid sor1e q GDrsSS ny fu conviction hdt foL gen
oTaI debility - the system and especially for Liver
TTobnT Tati0n n - sosle cases 4 may
Tda; - airuaEV, doubt not, y t2tA
~ Iey- Bs-efciair- % those tgho St.6R
eTul a. abous eassss. Toirs, Seyy respectfully,
J. q. KENNARDY
Biqhg, bsl0B C0atsS aTbA
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GRAHAM BREAD.-Take two pints
of good light sponge; two pints warm
water two tablespOonfuls Of brown
sugar. Mix and bake as for white
bread.
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COLUMBUS, August l9.
The Auditor of State has sent out the
following letter, which, while it refers to
one particular claim, settles the question
of what his action will be in all similar
claims:
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TRoN HON GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chlsf Justiss Of ths Supreme Court Of Pennsyyania
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1901.
Ead HooGdads German BitteTS tt nof an s'itoS-
GeaHg bsvera0e bs good tOHie, uSsft ~ dt1oTdsT5
q s digcsiSc 0TggHI, and Of great beHet ~ eaaes y
dSbilisT aB5 UaIf Of eTU0ts aetfOH, 81 Tie sysiel
GEo. y. Ro0DFARD.
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Hooland,s German Bitterg

e. entirely vegetable, and contains ne
nauOr. Nc % q compound OF Fluid ETs
frlrta. The Roots, HerbG, and BarlkG
nom which these extracts are made
5 e ,,r:s;:$ ;,9s;:s$ :s$ !15$sRs .S.$ !;
q 0e1e n II nc ~ chemist Iheg0
extracts are then Forwarded TO thin
eOunfrv 60 be used expressly for she
mHnUfscture oftheSo Bttters. There in
no alcoholic substance ofany kind used
N oompOundinR the Bitters, hence it II
GhO only BitteFn that can be used in
ea1s1 where alcoholic stlmulants are
Ros adVlGablos
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Problem.

What iu tho height OF perpendicular object en- tn
top Of Fort Hill, from the hills iJ0t7
Given:
Angle to the bottOm....... .................4ss 80
Angle TO the tOp-........ ..........-..-......G7 GV
Distance to the bottom. l36 taet.
solution is requested
Hisdsl=, o. S4HS.
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Youths Department.
Enignne.

Enigma.
I ON composed Of 2l letters
Nv sI79l9 II is not pleasant to have.
Ny IA IS l3 is what lovers do.
Ny Il q IS what some people live in.
Ny ! % Is a domestic fowl.
My27 ts = bows nickname.
NV ) 4 Is rs r. an Indispensable article,
AIy 10 z is part Of a human.
Ny answer is a motto for rel icted ,uitor.
Dove Hill. PAP'S PET
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mooa Purifiers

ogr ER0lgl, o1z WI elrs az dfssaisI rsrslsHg '~
bad blood Easp uotrrG Blood pure; keep your
Eiusr 81 order; ksep gOisr diQCGtiUC organs
. q sound, healthy condition ey uae Hie
- Hsse Fr-sediei and no diseass tgiu
ever dsaaf ys The best aseR ne eoi'Tg rceOHlead
GeH- u ysaTS Of hORsE TeptEtati0a 90 gG a1ytat''1
~ nsSs ~ GiG1d preparations.
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Answer to Problem in the News Of Sept. 2; is-G3
ours travels 81 1921 miles, and travels 81 2-2l
miles,
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Miscellaneous.
COLUMBUS, August l

Letter from James HI. Goldman,
Auditor of State, Relative to
the Morgan Raid Claims.