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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-16

liz Marquette county, Michigan, the Lake
Superior tr.,de people are In state Of excite
ment, and dszzling Visions are dancing before
their eyes. An immense amount of silver bear.
ing lead has been discovered, that 10 yielding
twenty per cent Of pure lead while every ton Of
lead yieidBtwsnty.iive pounds of silver, worth
$500, which with the value of lead, viii make
10 more proftablo for speedy realization than
any gold diggipgs ever discovered.
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pcWHERx ARE THrY7--We refer to those
stupendoua crowds, 40 000 so 1000, 6O, 600, 900
people who attended the Democratic meetings
over Ohio few days ago. Peter, the Hermit,
10 the old cruesdes never led such vaet armies
for the recovery OF the Holy sepulchre. Where
ID the name of all the Heathen Gods were IN ev
yesterday 7-Cieosland Plain Dealer. I4th,
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CRY ApYERTIsgMgNTs
PaQlng ORDINANCE,

An Drdlnanoo to gravel South Publics lane
(Llvlngpton Road from East Publip lane 70
the eastern boundary Of the city, Il II
seo Do Il ordained BY ths City Council Of tbecIty
Of Columbus (two.thlrds Of all the members concur
rpg), That the roaiway Of South Pnbllo lane iyng-
ston Road from HMt Public lane 70 the eastern boun-
dary Of the city. DO graveied IN aocofdance with the
plat thereof on Ale In the ofioe OF the City Clerk
Bec. e That all damages, costs and expenses arisng
from the foregoing improvement, shall be assessed and
levied upon the several lots Of land fronting abupg
thereon in proportion to their feet 'front.' uness hpfo'
after otherwise ordered by the oity Council
u REINHARD, q "a
President Of the City Council.
Passed October S, A. D., 1868. le
Attest; j. j. FUNSTON, Ul
City Clerk, Y u
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to gravel Fifth street from Town
street to Rich street. iS
Sec. l. Re II ordained by the City Council Of the CtJ
Of Columbus twotbirds OF all the members concunng
Thot the roadway Of Filth street from Town street to
Bich street. be giaveed, In accordance with the pla
thereof on file In the Office Of the City oierk. lol
eec 2. Thatall damages, costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing improvement, shall be assessed aud
levied upon ths several lots OF land fronting abuttinf
thereon In proportion 10 their feet front, unless here
after otherwise ordered by the City Council. G1
j. RElNHARD, N
President Of the City Council !,
Passed Oct. s, A. D., 1868. ~
Attest: ]. ]. FUNSTON,
City Clerk.
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to gravel Sixth street from State
Pa etreet to Rich street.
sec l. Be II ordained by the City Council of the city
Of Columbus (two thirds OF all the members concur.
ring, That the roadway OF sixth street from State
street TO Rich street, be graved in accordance with tbs
plat the on file 10 the office Of the Oity olerk
Sec. That all damages, costs and expenses arisinp 4
from the foregoing improvement shall be assessed and
ting thereon In proportion to their feet front, unes
hereafter otherwise ordered BY the City Council.
' -r JACOB REINHARD,
2nH t't President OF the City Council.
Passed oc.. 5,A. n, 1863.
Attest J. j. EumToN, .i'.,
.,T "a City Clerk. ii'o5
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Paving Notice.
To all whom 1t may concern:

orY CLRK's 0TyIcE,
Jg COLUMBUS, o., Angst IL, 1863.
Notice Is hereby given that proceedings have been In
sttuted In the City Council OF Columbus for making
the following imp ovements, TO wit:
For graveling Oak street from Fourth street to Sixth
street, the to be done In accordance with pa and
estimates to be prepared the City Civil nngneer and
fled in the Office Of the oity Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account Of said pro.
posed improvements, required to Ale their claims in
the office OF the City Clerk in writing, on or before the
twenty.sxth day Of September, A. D. 1868.
J. ]. FUNSTON,
augl4-4w City Clerk.
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to grade and pave on Ann street
from South Public lane to Division street.
Section l. Be It ordained by the City Council Of the
city OF Columbus, twothiTds OF all the members con-
curring) That the unpaved cutters and crossings be
graded and paved and the unpAved sidewalks be graded
and gIaveled, Ann street from South Public laue to
Division street. In accordance with the plat thereof on
file In the Office OF the city clerk, ,f .H .-ri
Sec. 2. That all DAMAGES, costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing Improvement shall be assessed and
levied upon the several lots OF land fronting abuttng
thereon In proportion to their feet front, unless here
after Otherwise ordered by the City Council.
t- ftsuf JACOB REInHARD,
President Of the Oily Council.
Passed Oct, S, A. D. 1869.
Attest J. j. FUNSTON. I.".1H I
City Clerk, Fta.r ~ !
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to gravel Seventh street from
State street TO Rich street. IA
seetion l. Be It ordained by the Olty Council Of th.
city Of Columbus, (twoLhrds of all the members CON
ourring) That the roadway Of Seventh street frem
State street to Rich street be graveled In accordance
with the plat thereof file in the Office Of the city
clerk. y.
Sec @ That all damages, costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing Improvement shall be assessed and
levied upon the several lots Of land fronting or abutting
thereon In proportion 10 their feet front, unless here
after otherwise ordered by the city council.
: 'f j. REINHARD,
President oil the City Council.
Passed Oct s, A. D., 1863,
Attest: j. ]. FUNSTON, 4.
City CLERK
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Recruiting for the Army.

Is i.sias iiEsg she. Abolition 10 Unloaa y men aa
have opened 4 rsctaitipg OAieeat the rooms of
the "Loyal League7" We may expect great
rush fthsfsishfuitosnroiithsfF names. The
army nsedsfhsir getyIcss:F II Shey ENill opsn
rooms for shoddy contractors, horse and mule
oOnsractors, ~ pil} , shsEnunbsin tsquirsd
will soon DO made uq frcMItheae men, ea
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The Journal's Predictions-Mark them
tilssssfrrioV Down. .Ia3I9t l.yl

I ! hldtiLAS+N' NL >
nr'sIt needs no prophet" says the Journal of
Yesterday lWsdAssdsy) morning, "to declare"
had The result Of the late election been fer.
ent, that rebellion would nave zen strength.
ensdIthat forslsu nations you'd have said the
North 10, ,pndane, the South h:s succeeded,
their Confederaey must bsisseOsniSsd as among
the separate and independent na!ions Of the
earIhnIQ1T8T ffWttib6
Hadithe result Of the election been different,
ali shls,- according to the Journai's prophecy.
vopld have Come to pass. But, as the result
is not different from Wha.l is, of course, the
reverse must ineyitsbly take place. There
bsliion has been weakened; foreign nations
will now say, the North Ia victorious. the South
is defeated, and u is slicnonssnse to think Of
recognizing their Confedsracy. AN this, If
the Jouraspsnprophe be true, the ipme-
diass futussv win ldsFelop, Let us waitand see.
The Jouyaal continues In the prophetic vein
as follows,-declaring In case the result of the
eleotion bad been different from what It is, that
"thus the Great Republic would have been
ended. Our Star of Empire would have set.
Dlsunion and Rebellion would have triumphsd,
and our national glory would have been oblit-
Grated from the eoroll of nations All, and
mors'thsn this, Of revelation and ruin would
have followed IN the train Of vALL4sDleHAM's
Such 10 the Journars somber picture Of
what might hsve been. But as the result 10
Just what lis, and Just what the Journals
party wantedit to be, Of course none Of these
dark predictions can he fulAllsd. The very
opposite, II there ssny truth in the Journaps
prophecies, must now come to pass. "a +, s
The "Gtsat Rspublion founded by the i'm.
mortal WAsHlSsroN and the great and good
men Of bic time will never end, bu. be pre-
served In sll.iss fair proportions; sour star Of
Empire win never set or be- dimmed in iti
former bright effulgepce; diauniop and rebel.
lion win be crushed out, and our national glory
grow brighter on the scroll Of nstions; and
more than this, harmony and prosperity win
follow In the train Of BRoueH's election. sai
Mark these predictions, men Of Ohio. II
here Was any truth in what the Brough party
leaders told you before the elsctioa, and 10 what
their scentrsl organ now tells you, all these
things mustbe shortly verified. The leaders Of
that party can now, II they are honest and mein
what they ssy, redeem their pledges and fulfill
their own glowing predictions. Bear these
thipgsin mind aud mark the results. y n d
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
w O Cd & p E r O r t,
lI36 RIDGE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA Pa be-

OFBER FOR SALE upon the most favorable Terms,
" NEW and BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS in great variety
Of IRON RAILINas for oEMETERIES, REeIDEN.
OEs, etc., Of Wrought and cast Iron, and GAbVAN-
IzED IRON and BRASS TUBING; IRON VBNAN-
DAHS, BALCONIES, STAIRS, COUNTERS, F0UN-
TAINS, GATES, O0LUMNs. HIToHING POSTS,
SOFAS. oHAfRs. sT2TuARY' ANfMALs' and All
other Iron Works Of Decorative character. Designs
forwarded for selection. Persons applying for same
will please state the kind Of work needed,
sanf9 Aim
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n Gen. McCIelIan,s Position.

| Gen. MoCLELLAN addressed the following
letter to the Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee Of Pennsylvania, on Mon
day. Oct. 18th, the day before the election 1t
speaks for itself |: s'1 'H,'
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s.wnI the Union Be Maintained,

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a. ne ySs.As. S,a ~ liz ~ = sDsslIn, of N,
enai y su.sss,I .-ss.r ..ss' so.;on
0ns~ = = : YS'S q M
% ~ ,bs .,,omnb of ns,tv feeling
-,.n. 80 .,s,,ss.. cs unspsahabIa dsliob. that
.~ss.ss. y q ;,h. ro,, y o,vs,l,h v,rs n ramaip
.,,,oa .h.t M vo,sh,rssa ~ ,bs nation
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..... .s,, s.,.,,sa ovs- h;s s,sc.,on beo.u.e
r.,k. r,,,o, e ~ M,r,r,,,,n Th;. g.
,s.a.s,n. $ an. roy,ral tba errsc,a.ion The
{ sa,. u y. ,,s., hoav oe The man ,vbo yo,ed
ss,sp.,,,,v. ~. i. ~. r,.dr.-.tbs solsmn
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-, Ssn..,s rs,s 49,, ho,ora <,ho sl.c,;on =
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wui .hs, nlsdcs : ,,sdssmed nv the Union.
,,,a..,,... ss .hsssSioaI AbolIton scboolg bev
ais,,m roItIc,I mover. and the Federal
o.....,t ali q, ssata Govs,nments mn
d.,,ts.,. con,,o,a a.tbsv havs such resources AZ
sser r,ss.,t, a, aam;n;strat,op ever befere had.
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lo1hMUNIciTED.
Pulmonary Consumption n Ourablo
Disease.
issgis dgiA AsoiAtR ID. 9t ''i''s4
.ofG6 coNsUafFREs s1 ~ .,

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very sIrple remsdy after having suffer-
ed several ysaIsWth se'ere lung affection, and that
dread disease, oOnsumptiOns anxious 10 make known
to his fellow-sulfereB the means Of cure o--' no"
To all who desire H. he will send copy Of the pres
cpten nicd Gree efcharge with the directions Tor PIE.
pairing and using the same, which thsywil And a sxrS
cure for oON'uMPrios, LsTnMA, BRONCHITIS, .coveHs,
coLDs, sic The only object OF the advertiser In send
Ing the prescription iS to teneat the Afflicted, aud
spread Information which he conceIyes to be nvauabs
and he hopes every suers will try his remedy, as 1t
will cost them nothing, and may prove ablslslng
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
REv. EDWARDA. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, Nes York,
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Drafting.

We understand that, the election being over,
drafting will soon be ordered in Ohio. m
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aoosso1 rSissdo sTo eah se0 rsn y lad
tHssifVssa1rs bsilsgtf sbsa GIT Hlf
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.smRlG hGe sTs5sEO llaaa
"a .rss'syo ro1 bsp 90 S'sI' ,aiA
,IIAE bfl 7SSHsA" Es-sqs,
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ssi Att " E3ifg;s i4cl 90 'A@
f+gs sllf6 baa g6sep % 3aSz. stl
+ stvss il ssrasz bg7 s1iF ayTsa afgif q
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Two days afterwards, Jnly l9, Provost Mar.
shal General Fry advised Gov. Gilmore: :
"If it shall be made to appear to the Provost
Marshal General by the Governor Of any State
that particular towns to which quotas have been
assigned have heretofore actually furnished a
surplus Of men over their quotas, an order will
be Issued discharging from the service of the
United States number Of men csled into SER
vice by the present draft from said towns equal
to the surplus proved to have been furnished
heretofore. Towns will thus get credit actually
for their excess on former calls. The number
of men thus discharged from the service will
be added to the next subsequent quota Of the
Congressional district to which said town be
long" gail +es
Thus the matter rested. The draft proceeded
aud Q general notice was issued by the Adiutant
General of New Hampshire, and published In
oil the newspapers of the State, giving official
confirmation of the assurance made by the Gov.
ernor upon the faith Of the Provost Marshal's
letter of July 18Th. And while the draft was
in progress Gov. Gilmore wrote 10 the Secre.
tary of War to inquire at what rate the towns
In New Hampshire which had cent "three
yesrS' men" to the miltsry service of the Unit
ed States were to have credit for them, and re.
ceiysd for reply from the Provost Marshal Gen.
eral in Washington the instruction that, "ip
making up the number Of men furnished Fl ON
the States the rule Of the AdjutaDt. General Of
the army was to bring all to the staodard Of three
years men BY considering that it required four
nine months men to make the unit Of one three
years. naa" set
So far sol good. But on the 5th of September
when various towns of New Hsmpshire pre-
sented proof Of excess and demanded the dig
charge OF drafted men In accordance witi the
solemn pledges of the War Office, they we're
told that Provost Marshal General Ffy had
changed his mind-that tho work of adjusting
quotas would involve too much labor and trou,
ble-in short that every man drafted would be
held without regard to right, reason, law, or
anything else! Gen. Fry had 60 decided, Sc.
cretsry Stanton had approvei, and that must
be the end Of IL! But the Governor, having
given his pledge to the people that they abou d
have their rights, Determined TO make oae last
effort In their behalf, and he essayed as be saws.
"to do everything that he could do, and ali that
be believed could be done, to satsfy the sx-
pectations which the people had entertained. and
10 obtain for them that measure Of JUS
tce to which they were entitled" He
therefore, with the advice Of the Ex-
ecullve Council, caused ell his correspond
ence with the War Department to be collected
in regular chronological form, and, armed with
1t, proceeded to Wasbingt,n, accompanied b.
Hon. John P. Hale, Hon. Daniel Clark, Hon j.
v. Patterson, VIM. L, Foster, and E. A. Strlw,
Esqs., hoping, as he adds, "for favorable re.
suits through their influence and Arguments"
lnaeveral interviews with the Secretary Of War
every vgumenta aud means Of persuasion which
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~ liNa gaAe4t ~iNt - $500 2 -. ~.
ssoeieao ba5 ,E'1ceaati 1na aioaeRi oiai ~
tc -ys's ~. IaW ao1as sai 81 bsusa ~
az a,,Esa tN.yohUD $50 ls ,ssmhy sRll''lf
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Agents w anted,
. Local and Travelling.

TN7rW"'~l4 " -i4i tf4 Nts ANAA ~ u Wn1
q g5ota fsosiil li7u ~ atst s2lfy isAIa1 ~
! VI - fsyT n 1slN selasaf ftel1tsne gfiitc1s,s
ya'r 20 q'' ssiis sSf til7nl ~ ss,i..s esisF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17

wx. II. Gnxeo Co;
Gents: freely give you liberty 20 make Of the fol-
lowing certificate ofConStituton Water which
lean recommend in the highest manner
Ny wife, who attacked with pain IN the shoulders
whole length Of back, and IN her limbs with Paipation
of the Heart attended with Falling Of the Womb, Dys
menorrhoa, and Irritation OF the Bladder. | called
physician who attended her about three months when
he left her worse than ne found her | then employed
one the physicians could find, who attended her
for about nine m-nths and while she under bis
she did not suffer quite much pain; he finally gave her
up and said .s6er ease iAcHra6le' For said he,
she kas sEcA combination ofconaf (dias, tsIt medf
cine 0irep for serdes dgIiaS some other ~ her
di~cnhios' About this time shs commenced the Of
CONSTITUTION Water and utter astonishment, al
mo the first dose seemed have the desired effect. and
kept improving rapidly under its restn ent, and
snperinends entirely her domestic affairs She has
not taken any Of the Constitution Water for about four
weeks. and happy TO say that 1t has produced
spsrmanent cure.
VA NJ vANBENSCHOTEN.
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mo. 2i2.)
mo. 2i2)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF In

mo. 2l2)
UINrTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF In
u DIANA, IS:
wnHgAs A libel Of information has been filed In the
District Court the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 18th
day OF January 1858, by John Hanna ESQ.,, Attorney
Of the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described and effects Of William
J. Hocomb to-wit Three Promissory Notes, all dated
LIST day Of November 1858, for $500 each with interest
from date payable in l, and years from date, re
spectvey; said given by one William w. Garrard TO said
Hoicomb: the said notes secured by certain
mortgage real estate In Lspore, Indiana, for a
Of the Of act Of Congress Of July
IT, 1891 entitled IAN act to suppress Instruction. TO pun
ish treason and rebellion, seize and coniscate the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
against said property and that the same may be
ondemned and sold as enemies property.
Now therefore. In pursuance OF the monition under
seal OF said court TO directed and delivered do
hereb. give public notice to all persons claiming said
property any part thereof any manner interested
therein they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United States be held at the city ondan
apos In and for the District Of Indiana the third Mon
day ofFebruary of the forenoon Of that
day nerpose their claims, and TO make
their allegations In that behalf
D. q. ROSE. Z. 8. Marshal,
Per l. s. BIekLow, Deputy.
JonS II. RIA, Clerk feo3-dl4t
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mo. 2l5l

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
DfASs-sS
Mh-r~as libel OF Information las BEEN nled IN the
p.tr,c Court OF the United States within and for the
seventh Circuit pstc; Of Indiana the 18th day
January 1858. by John Hanna, ksq-. Attorney Of The
united States Tor the Dc: Of Indians against the fol-
lowing described property II John W Cannon io-v
one mir of second hand engines, for violation Of
the power of an OF Congress- approved July IL,
1851 entitled IAN act suppress nSGrrecton 70 punish
rras,n ard :ee~on scse and conhsr<e the property
Of r.bel. .nt fer other pErpose and praying process
against AID property that the be condemned
and sold - enemies property
yo., h,rrsor, in pursuance Of the mont0n der the
Of Cou.t directed and DELIVERED do here
BY give public notice 20 ell persons claiming said properly
or any part thereof any manner interested therein
that thew and app before the said. the District
Court ofthe United States 10 Be held AZ the city o. m
dsnapos IN and for the District Of Indiana. on the III
Monday Of February next ten o'clock Of the forenoon
Of thai day then aud there nerpose their osins ana
make their allies atoms in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE. L. = Marshal,
By l. 8 Barlow, Deputy
Jous h. RIA. Cierk. febS-dl+,