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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

SATISFIED. MANY housewives who have been
using Sodafo years have become satisfied that
DeLsnd 3 Co.'s Chemical Saleratus is better
for oil purposes than Soda, and therefore cannot
be induced 70 use Soda or any other brand Of
Salefatus. bo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

Mr.. TRAIN AT NAucHToN HALL.-George
Francis Train is, as the boys say, "a brick.
But he is brick not manufactured to order,
but trcm an original and individual mould. 1t
is doubtful whether nature or art will soon pro.
duce another alter the same pattern.
Mr.. Trains lecture or "Conversatlons with
the People," as he styles his evenings talk,
drew q large and intelligent audience to Naugh.
ton Hall last evening His originality, wit,
humor and amusing satires on men and things,
sparng none In stations high or low, but speak
ing out like a free man uttering his own free
and individual thoughts, kept everybody, with
the exception Of a very few grave FOSSILS, in
the best Of bumor, with occasional outbursta of
irrepressible merriment. Without pretending
to praise or censure anything he said or intima-
ted, we feel that should he CONVERGE again at
Naughton Hall. we should like to be there to
hear. ,;sf sa
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
Hattie near Somerset, Ky

LouIsviLLE, April IAN official Somerset
telegram says Gen. Gilmore's forces attacked
the rebels under Pegram In strong position
near Somerset yesterday. They fought them
five or six hours, and whipped them badly
driving them toward the river. The rebels
outnumbered us two to one. Our loss does moi
exceed thirty. Rebel loss not stated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

ELLsLER's ATHENRUM.-The Atheneum was
crowded with large audience las. night at Mr.
Lswis's benefit. 1t was handsome and fitting
tribute to an original comic genius-ope who
knows how to bumor character so ss to make
1t appear not the playright's, but the actor'a
own. s.
Tonight that popular and beautiful Ledger
story, "The Gunmsker of Moscow" will be
Reproduced at the A.heneum, to be followed
by that amusing medley, Po-cs,hon-tas, full
Of burlesque, humor, songs, jokes and fun
We are pleased to see Manager Ellsler round
ing of his Atheneum here with such pleasing
and well selected performances. These clos
ing nights should bring full houses.
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New York Money Msrkst-Auril l

: Money steady and unchanged.
Sterling exchange iImer but very quiet. Banker.
bills is quoted at l70917l
Gold rmer but very irregular and unsettled; opening
at 55 declining to IS, and closing firm at 59H per cent
Government stocks irregular. q. q. 6's 81 coupon!
105@l05h; 7-30 Treasurys I03@l05.
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PAYING OFF.

ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrrR's OFFIcr.l
CiNcrNNATI, January 2ist, 1868. (
TEAMSTERH DISCHARGED. FROM MY EMPLOY
i can obtain theirpay for DECEMBER, by calling AZ
the once, No. Trust Company Building, corner Third
and Main streets.
T. W. HURT,
.jan2fN Captain and A. @. M.
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TO MARRIED MEN.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage. .
TIE undersigned will ivsinformstion on very IN.
terestO and important subject which will bo vslu.
cd more than thousand tmesit its cost BY every married
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baltimore markct-AprII 1.

RL0UR-Firm and advancing, Ohio extra at 81 62h'
WHEAT-steady, sales $500 bush Kentucky white at
81 90@l 96 red at 81 7O@1 "A.
C0RN-steady.
. WHISKY-Firm.
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for 1868.
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Democratic City and Township
Nominations.
CITY TICKET.
MAYOR,
WRAY THOMAS.
- SAMUEL THOMPSON.
CITY SOLICITOR.
HAWLEY J. WYLIE.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
e. F. BINGHAM,
s. s RICKLEY.
oouNuLMEN,
First Ward-ISAAC H. MARROW.
Second Ward THOMAS ARNOLD.
Third Ward-DAVID w. BROOKS.
Fourth Ward-JOHN g. THOMPSON.
Firth Ward-JACoB REINHARD.
Sixth Ward-JOHN ROEDER,
FREDERICK JAEGER.
Seventh Ward-WALSTEIN FAILING,
HORACE WILSON.
Eighth Ward-E. B. ARMSTRONG,
FRANCIS HOWARD.
Ninth Ward-WILLIAM NAGHTON,
DANIEL CARMICHAEL.
AbbEbbuHB,
First Ward-HENRY FRKELAND.
Second Ward-C BARTLING.
Third Wsrd-URIAH LATHROP.
Fourth Ward-WM. DOMIGAN.
Fifth Wsrd-FREDERICK BADER.
Sixth Ward-J0HN ROSS.
Seventh Wsrd-CHAS. W. ZOLLINGER.
Eighth Ward-T. T. OVERLY.
Ninth Wards. w. PARK.
MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP TICKET.
'TRusrEEs,
ELIAS GAVER,
ALEXANDER MOOBERY,
]. M. KOERNER.
CLERK,
B. M. ALBERY.
TREARuRlR,
@. p. SCHROLL.
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE,
U. w. MEEKER.
coNsTABLEs,
JOHN BROWN,
j. P. REMMY, ,.
l.. C. KELLY.
Assessor, 1855.
JAMES TRIMBLE.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
O,lumbus Retail Market.
wrDNEsDkY. March 81,

WKDEKsDY, March 81, 1868.
The following arc the retail quotations corrected by
VIM. H. Restleanx, Wholesale and retail grocer, No.
100 South High Street.
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gBfGbio5tates,lrarr


STRANGERS IN THE CITY,
AND ALL oTHERs
wishing. to while away on hour In pleasant and
agreeable amusement, should not fail to visit
the magnificent s, r.l...
WINANT BILLIARD ROOM.
Two doors North of the Nell House.
1T CONTAINS TEN SPLENDID TABLES!
Also, the 81 500 Premium Carrom Table.
Kept In the neatest style. with any quantity of
the best Of Cues, Balls, ETC., etc.
Jan, 6-tf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

This LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT
Establishm ent Is one Of the most complete in the
West, and hiss just been filled with large and we'll se.
Iected stock of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-25
<OOTS AND SHOES

/ - ~ - ~ - - M ~ GAN~
BOSTON BRANCH
BOOT AND SOME STORE !
Wholesale l. Retail.
NO. 5 BRADY ST, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
. H Z Il - % . q I.
InFPrR FOR SALE THE BEST AsSoRT-
~ MsST OF Boots and sh ,es ever offered IN this
city. Being connected with one Of the largest
houses in Boston We arc enabled to take every
advantage of the market, and keep up tho best
stock and sell II at
The Very L0sCeSt Prices.
| Country merchants will find i, very much to
their advantage to patrongc Us.
MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING
DONE PROMPTLY.
All Work Warranted.
Oh. OHILD, Davenport.
G. G. CuILp, Boston. myls-du
Removal.
q A X Z TT
HAS REMOVED EXTE SIyE
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY
to the store formerly occupied by W.C. Hsrrah,
Opposite LeClaire Row,
whore he will be hoppy 10 meet his old customers
and as many new onca will favor him with their
patronage. His facilities for turning out tho
Best Custom Work
are Of tn st order. Good stock Of oil kinds,
and the
Best Works en- In the CITY
together W promptness in filling orders, and
reasonable pr ccs, are his leading recommends
tons.
CUSTOM MADE GOODS
constantly on hand. for sale low
apr
". e. w A is K I n T. 4s
MANUFACTURER AND
Wholesale E. RETAIL
ID n - Il N n
BOOTS .a.V.D SHOES.
Particular attention paid to custom work Of all
siAds.
No. - BRADY ST..
xsxr DOoR AsovI rHs POST o1sIoB.
DAVENPORT, ............ ...Iowe.
myl7
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
GENERAL NEWS.


THE proceeds Of the dog tax in Yer
mont are estimated at over $4,000 {
year.
Augusta, Me-, is one Of the largest
cities in the world. 1t contains sixty
square miles. In some Of the wards they
kill wild beans.
The option Of converting legal ten
ders ipso the fve-twenty loan will cease
on ,0e lst Of July, and in anticipation
cf this date the people sre investing
therein largely.
1t is estimated that the entire milk
crop Of tho United States, for the wear
1860, reached 81 100, 100000. New York
State produces - much milk as all the
New England States, together with New
Jersey, Delaware and Maryland.
Divers have already succeeded in SEE
curing $50, 900 worth Of goods, and raj
ed one box containing &32, 900 in spe-
cic, from the wreck Of the Anglo Saxons
of the coast Of Nova Scotia. They also
brought up one hundred and sixty dead
bodies, and caused them to be buried on
shore.
In speech made in the Brazilian
port of Bahia, the pirate Semmcs re-.
Gently boosted that he had destroyed "a
American vessel. and had in HE cabin
that number of thermometers. These
are rather valuable prizes, and when the
pirate comes to be hanged, they will be
valuable assets for his family.
In one Of the ships on the stocks at
Newburyport . robin has built her nest
and laid her eggs. This has been repeat
ed by this or some other robin for sew
eral years. Last year the ship was so
far advanced that she came near being
enclosed within the plaUking, but the
workmen unwilling to disturb the bird
LETT open . space till she had time to
hatch her young.
A BLOOD THIRSTY LEAauER.-Tbe
republican paper At Vincennes, Ind, has
the following aimable suggestion:
"The shooting or hanging OF north
ern copperhead democratic) leader
would be . greater service TO The conn
try than the killing Of hundred of the
Southern rank and file, and Il may be
done soiM ,mpunity.'
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GROCERIES.

Oh VEnx CO.
FREsn FAMILY GROCERIES /!
JAMES DOOLEY,
FAMILY GROCER,
u EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND At HIS
IN old stand, corner Of Brady IN Fifth streets,
large and most complete stock Of the best Gro
ceriss, comprising
TeUs or all II - d .,
COFFEES AND SUGARS,
sYRUPS. AOLASSES. CANDLES,
SOAPS, STARCH, WOODEN WARE,
DRIED FRUITS, SPICES,
SODA, SALT, KEROSENE OIL,
To b Gcc0 ard Cigars,
and in short every article to DO fo-ad in 2 hrst
olass retail Grocery. He invite the attention OF
old customers aad new to BE cholos stock, and 10
confident that be eas sive complete satisfaction,
both In goods and prices. II you want the best
Groceries call st DOOLEYS.
my6-u
The New York herald., 1863-10-06

Fernando Wood was to be the next Senator,
Snd he would have made a very good onei Mr.
IVbu Anierson was to be car nexl Mayor
!Mssbabet Barlow was TO have entire charge Of
'Gbe Presidential Convention and name the next
seresident; Hiram Cranston went 10 for the
hood Of the party and his hotel; Judge Bar
nard was 20 be the chief authority upon Judi
c'ary noniingiions All will admit that here
was very fair division Of the protta OF the
6rm.
Boil tho scheme, although very we'll devised
4id aot work very we'll. Fernando Wood did
bot secure the Senatorship, aud at once sold ont
oi tho concern. John Anderson took the hint, ana
either sold out his share also or else made II a
present TO his son-in-law, Judge Barnard Tnis
IL what Mr.. Anderson means when he say. that
ne has not been connected with the World ''for
many months past" Certainly the time oil The
Stase election last fall is "many months past,
and Mr. Anderson is quite right in his assertion;
Bal sLiIi u Is not long enough ago for as to
forget either the facts which we have mere
stated nor several other facts. to Which we do
moi care at present to refer. - sesi
The New York herald., 1863-10-06
CAVALRY FIGHT IN KENTUCKY.

sDsseas OF Whesler's Com m . nd by Colonel
nIcCook, ~ AndsrsOn's Crossroads-
Large Nunber OF Rebels Killed,
Wounded and Taken Prisoners--Re-
capture OF Government Property. SC.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 8, 1868.
Tho epIo~ipg has been received
HrADop ARnRs, FIRST D1vnioS CAVALRY,
NEAR DUNLAP, KY, Oct. 3, 1853. !
Colonel Edward McCook, with the First Missouri and
tsvoad Indiana cavalry attacked whecers force four
sshcsand strong, at Andersons Crossroads yesterday
rao6 whipped them badly, killing aud woupdipg 10,
taking seh,y prisoners and recspturing all the
sgsveruneu, property including eight hundred and nine
cnuies. and the prisoners taken from our train.
Amoog the prisoners 10 . major on wheelers staf,
commander OF the escort major on General Martin
-staR Coouel Russell, commanding brigade, and nine
~otber oncers. The enemy was completely routed and
..frtvon ten mllee
The New York herald., 1863-10-06
Our Russian Visitors.

Yesterday the Russian feet harbor again the
.,ons OF interest New York folks, Who focked
board tho Muscovite vessels in large numbers The Ad
ni-aI hand and did all the honors In that gentle
manly syio for which be has become proverbal since
<,is advcet In this country Throughout the day
sdtss passed In streams tho bay 10 visn the
-rrss,Ans from whom they received the most
ssAcate aud gep,lcmany s,tentisps In fact, IL may
he said that the waits ladies' TO the Russian ir
yates Tor the pas, days have boon ss promoivc OF
the hearts and the Of hands as the most
snlr,ot,c individual might wish.
II n understood that william p. Asor Esq has formed
committee in favor q giving grspa Ranaiot TO all be
0rsss Ysy. 0esrs Uos Z : our French
and kngtwa. In oppostion this Mr. Charles Ale
Other gentIemen favor Of con.erring al
Donors uron Cur Russian friends.
meeting OF promuen, citzeus held Al tho Flfih
svsaas Hotel last evening for the purpose OF arranging
cor suitable testimonial TO the Admiral and officers
Of ths Russian feet harbor The Mayor pre-
sidsd sad after considering The matter resolved
60 ssadss them ball. The following gentlemen we're
appeinted on the Executive Committee
ysha JACOB Assor, Dr.; James Brown, VIM. II. Asptn
Nsoome, Y. @. Foster Gbridge T. Terry, George op
ayks, Mosss Taylor, J. W. Beekman, VIM Cooper, Jr
John G. White, Arthur Leary, Hamilton Fish, Thomas
Tiisstoa, T. u. Morgan, John A. Dtx, VIM. II Webb, "
isss r Shepard, T. 4. Morgan, A. NJ cozzcss, Char. p
DAILY, jsan ,. Jones. ksresith Bowiasd, J. W Han
uasurn, Jr.; james Osb Alsz. W. Bradford, Henry "
4 Val. TAoodofo RCuoevele
The New York herald., 1863-10-06
NEW YORK
THE WAR IN I'm SOUTHWEST.

--.--~6S1-s->> ~s-J6Iy-~ Ssgffgw'
Affairs at vieksburg an New Or'sees-
acaer~i Grant Recovering frem enc
E1scss Of hss sstsry. &C.. So.
thsr onss. LII. Oct Z. 1855
The hospital boat e. O. Wood. from vioksburg 2sIh uit
has arrived She brought up four hundred snd eighteen
sick scdiers She left them Memphis
and took three hundred and egnty others thore
which she takes tc St. Louis
Part Of the crew OF the Rober, Campbell arrived
who represent tho loss Of tia the ownng OF thai
eteamer at forty
Caiso, Oct. 8, 1860.
II. d. Gully OF Kemper county hss.. has announced
himself Candidate Tor representative on tbs cocoa
struction platform
ycksburg Of tho $50 VII, say that the Tesao ef
pedti0a has exploded
The railroad from vcksbars to Jackson 10 TO be re-
built
No movement rrom vicksburg vii be made very soon
Gen Logan taken command OF tho city, and closed ell
places OF business. @
There great wan, fuel for the transports at v'cks
burg n. ia ..t. i
Alag Of truce, uoder Coi Coibsugh. loft Cor Dixie
the 18th s B ~
Cen Grant code Out tho Area time abe sauss day.
Prumiuspt eaxons OF hebs,e report that there viii not
be much resistance offered At that place. -,.-.-
Advicss hom New Ortesus TO the 5eth ult have been
received ~ "a sff rF..srt cs.s y
Matters arc ev'dsutIy drawing to . crisis. In the
side Of the Mississippi The Thr,ssnsh Asd
Nineteenth corps, except Cen Hsrrons division. which
had been removed TO Brashear Cty. Ose corrs viii
move further west, while the other north TO co
operate with Gen. Herron who has beon after Dick ray
lor on the Red river.
General Banks, II Is sad, takes the Geld 10 person
General Franklin commsnd Of tho Nineleeoth corps
General Herrons headquarters the Atchafalaya
The New York herald., 1863-10-06
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsprxGroy, Oct. s. 1868. !.
fssaoxovs AkAsCnEs ADOPTED AGAINST THx auxRaL-
LAS AND THEIR sYMPATHIzxKs.
Caooes lowell Of the Second Massachusetts cavalry,
oeasndng cavalry brigade a front Of the de'ences
Washington removed his headquarters to FAIRFAX
Coai House The bstruc,aons 10 his scouts and squad
oas acvey engaged tho pursuit Of Aosby are TO burn
every where rebel Is found This course mas peeh
aosd by Colonel Lowell tho only means to rid Fair
tsx ,aA Loudon counties Of tho daring and mschevous
nasauding bands which have caused annoysnces ahd
aomed dopredations that have tolerated long
lost nght the gueriss entered Fairfax Court House
and seized considerable amount Of goods the property
Of sutlcs doing business the place. visit was also
5,a,d 70 the goverumept At Falls Church; but the
xissuce of the guards frustrated the deagns OF the
eRsoS.
TIE MISSOURI DELE0 ALTON.
fhe committee Of The delegation who wait
fus Tor tho Presidents their requests havo ad
,dressed to him letter explaining the condition OF the
ssyneosd ataof Missouri and the reasons Of their oh.
tecons the undue influence exercised by Governor
Gamble respect that body Of troops. The letter
presents interesting state OF facts which susians the
presented by the delegation for the removal OF
eaeral schoaed and the appointment Of General Butler
Tho committee ask ia reference Governor Gamble,
.only may be strcted In the exercise OF military
power and that tho military commander to be appointed
ha control the whole military OF the State under the
-dircction OF the War Department.
~.oyg CONSULATE AT MANZANILLA RENDERED VA
CANT.
Mr. J. xsutou. our Consul at Manzanlla Mexico, has
pt,eea thrust out by Mexican government and the
,coosuship Is vacant.
OUR COAST pErENoEs.
appears from advertisement Of the Chief Of Ord
nscco hundred Of the forty twopounder guns
tho arsenas in tho Atlantic States and nifty
Pacific coast TO be placed in effective con-
sdttioa.
THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
Tho October Of the United States Court OF Claims
commenced day n tho Capitol There are one hundred
sixty entered the trial docket for the
ssrm.
CAPTAIN FOX AND NILES o'REILLy.
THE report that Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Fox
insisted Oh acceptance Of bis resignation in conse-
aonco OF the pardon by the President Of private Miles
eOrcly, Forty seventh regiment New York Volunteers,
sis premature. Capt. Fox's resignation nos
peemptory It's terms, but rather intended ss re-
uonsraoce against what he cannot but regard as an
sanwss exercise Of the Presidents clemency.
DEATH OF RxBEI OFFICER.
Ilsatoasnt Colonel Delaney, Of Csbbs Georgia Legion
sfrom Athens, Georgia, died here the 3D. inst Of
.vouod received IN . recent skiSmsb on the Rapidan
The New York herald., 1863-10-06
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kpwARD woUs,LL
The ts,,oras !. .s.@ ac n.,ss che union Hon,
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DR. Ds.xr-yoos wc.,-rf rl.S'soo i e.. .ss sreu
gwen 20 our nlle s,aarrn .naeag from Vcssaess
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Is~e much TO }s.,. nr 'orig be''s' Ias
f.''-'' S'f,; Ff% S.'S --Ir SsGaosgs y, n.ss
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Ssud us t~rn.y -fo,r do,.R more Of ycDs fiAa.
,aon Btrrs. tho pcpnsrv os sh." ~ ta'1 'err"shS
sVXRs. cuADwCK co.
Proprietor. wni.rds Ho'el. x a.hasioo, u
hAe gvsa tho rian,sloa Fatets 10 hundreds
OF our d'.Sed .o'ds'' With The p;, .s1EEt% vs.
soperialendea, soldiers Hone, cincinnst. o
The rIant ,tion Biitcrs haze cured me OF Liver
compla ni OF whch was laid uP proaEsie sna hAi 70
H. r. KINGSLEY Clsvelsud, O
In Plantation Bniers have enresi ne Of de-
the kidneys aud ofgsns that has ds
tressed me for years II act. Ike chArn
q. G. MOORE. Agent lot Colgate Co, Isl btoAiwss
&C.. &c, A. a'
The Plantation Bers make Tho wess strong the isniu,d
brilliant, exhausted natures great rrsorrr They
OF the celebrated Caaya Bsrs. nferrre~n
Hassfras Roots Herbs ac all preserved In perfectly pure
81. CroiI Rum.
Sr-iHU-N.
Persops Of sedeota bDbts troubled with w.akneas less.
tnie yapitatou OF the heart Jack OF appetite distress After
eating iofpid liver constipation. &C.. dcser'e 70 her
The, by highest medical u,hores
and warranted TO produce iiomcdis" b~orhcsi ef
feet 1bey exceedingly agreeable peroc,y pure ana
harmless
NorcSAny person rsrtcndlng to sell Plantation Brters
In bulk or by the gallon swindler ani ,npo-or We
r-lled with Imitation delcctious STUFF for which several
already n See that bottle has our
United States stamp ever the cork and signature on steel
plate side labels
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the bsbtabe globe
r. H. DRAKE a co,
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The New York herald., 1863-10-06

BnDGKroRr, Oct. 6, 1893.
Al the city election held to-day the entire Union Ticket
headed BY Capp spooncr Esq for Mayor elected BY
. large majority.
DAxBrRY, Oct ., 1853.
The annual town election held here TO day resulted In
favor Of the Union ticket BY majority Of ia.
SIosrSoroS, Oct 8, 1858.
The Union ticket for officers elected TO day BY
$50 majority.