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0tr OF FcRI wARRsv .-Tde ard A. Pollard, formerly
one of the ednoys tle Richmond Erarnpey, aud who
war sone mon since tskea RI soner the b9clsse
rraner Grey lound bougE. e. this pert and subsequently,
ns'isd 10 Fort Warren hiss boon dischar. "a front
4 = led nstitat)n. II Is stated that he has been
en- mcgee iedcrai prisoner IN Richmond, and
ti hs q. On his parole 60 20 the city Of Brostlya
NOV where be to report regularly TO the Provost
AL Pas
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cay cOMmEncTAL lZEpoGr.

4NNN1HAAt h~EHt& Aa-~- ~ ~
Asir, -RcccGls Z; Nv Mtt'1 arm bh' qui.s =
gf3t8oslt D t,f lats And rtrrif
IpUertls --Dse,Fi 4, ~ ohts, noor 1s,G-eb aAls
vAea ~ Els d5 c9rt L 5g ~ OTIS, ord lO7 do r..
Tucr w.s uof, tcrc, snf 81 ic dl7ic! ~ stat' ~.
we5of trsas, under ia 80 u g9la aod ialhg ~ L.
rs.s,rts rotslesrt upor Dc b.cak n tle caoa' Itc
cay, saies a.. b $1,000 bbs aa,e srd Western, ID.
cudne .o90 tta Utsa tte b arrro a. en-, oo0
esutnssa aaa 500 .aa,etr gy. feur atcecrp ne2l W.
lfm win sales q 80 uaf. thf ,or-ner and w Of ne
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posV OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOIiCE-THE MAILS FOR GREAI
Britain and the Continent, via Sonthamn'oa and Ham
burg per SAAONiA aud for Ire and, Queens
iowa per steamer CITY CI LONDON, viii close al Thu
Off Saturday the Goth OF August at l0s o'clock
NJ and al the up Sta: oas foows-Satit ms anl
at ~ A. NJ stations and at 9e A. NJ, stations aud
+ ataia A. N. and station q n . A. NJ. nau#
ABNAN WAKEMAN. Postmaster
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or THE COUNTY or NEW YORK
seas p,.pe ' M Sr = 3, ressys oGesnn e. Thur:
@ nns aa m nse nn,a s
OF the comfy of New York authoicd b chapter OF ths
os w Ike sav Board ' saD's''
cent per payase haf yearly on tho nrsi da, Of
May and each year and ihe prime pal wi b
Five nnnared thousand dollars the FIRST day of Novsm
Faur ana ,0sg six .asssnd seven hundred dot
a re On ar Gay @ I'm or desired and
G ss I m
on wS ne &c esGn 3 nr % as % o
aws,sd % 70 s r. sspsscsy Pee The rec. ., N.
cenpy denesiis me parties viii 5, On
or hSan. Vss
rTsS fss
anS enclosed in second envelope addressed TO the Comp
The right reserved to rciec, any all Of the bids r
% Soa ~ Srv sRESNAX r,Sss
IEn's orticf, August G. 1864.
JyLsTgR COUNTY VOLUNTEER LOAN.
~ no 70 ss ~ ss S ~ i as or se
i e hoard a sue fw Of Ger COUNTY
f benas a loan on hS *:
''a'"' % sccoom
f e sac JUN Ssfsr "a.
The sens M ros tbs oa a. arc & ooar 9 I'M @ aa a. h March
s sse q a % s OF % he 81
% Se ac % % ps II IN % eq anr asoss
% e. G ir ~ Is s5 md nd sSsef'
spectve years named above.
b ha ussa.sssd % urs % sse s oh SHa Of M xasas
On be et das q A.sas. inst The swards will be az. y:
s 81 @ ans ay y All aas nsps "a ms must S ~
sioscd s in sras snvaeres eests andeT.sne1
e % Ipns .r cent vossr
Ts Ss n1s.s
vll te dsyefsd e s,me O. the banks 10 that city AZ
a'.aiae Il tl,c banks II Tie vliage & klnEs:,n.
be deened y, Nc interest Of the county ana to reject Aids
CALVIN HooRSBFEK.
Treasurer Of ujstsr County,
D.Trp K,sGsros, Augusta 1865
HJyfpsNp.-THF DIRECTORS or THE DEHsMoRK
co o ~ ~ as hs ss sy one n.r afs .ann
mGna & IVY ! s osc Of - Tie ra ra
Pnihsp7rTnI,, Aurus. IL, 1861.
nrvIprNp.-THr DIREoTons or THE MoELHsxY
PER @ he .srnass
s,Paa Bank haidnss rhadspIa rS ,na si.sr ss ss
Pm lpFt-utA Angus. L. 1854. = -
NEW YoGK AND nARLEM RAILROAD coxrAxx
sncoSp ai:' soss lsd1 sa,s 1854
sers ssf isf',i ise 's e tn. ..u.
T nj s pad e ss srr s ~ s
a ssd that yec
Norics.-roLpERs or STOCKTON tcALIr9nssA,
1874 sna jsnnafy ies are bsTeb, nosed thai the
;ha sesopoi'tan ssns New York city rs.asSrs
da'es. z. J. MEApbR, Agent
NgARgEr SAVINGS BANK 50 NASSAU STREET.
seslss made viii Isp, sc.s
IfrsRr r.. Co~KfI~. Secretary,
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MISCELLANEEUa.

RrfFICtAL HUMAN YVES MADE TO ORDER AND
"A inserted by Dr. 4. BAuCH { r. GOUGKLNANS
(former,y employed by Bossonneau OF Paris 500 Broad
way. New Nork
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v,ouqnA4Ts 0F LEADING cHARACrERs.-wAa
l. ri6is, cFrpgmsn. Poets. osriBas, flat Beads Iypiee
lrces. inc udng Tl5htng Ibysogncmicg Ie eFas icei
nnt Ihomes, scr. ilsncogt. Blfr, NC ners.n, ~.
pier II Il asshawk fenan, Bfgf.low % ayrN h.riln
iuthert niso Errsus gatuAr y. ". Spencer Gerr r.
Mefgis Acf Our socbi Rea,0np, Air and lisnL Ihmar
ried sbsi Thty Dot Dsrrointn ent ~ Ntr
rase You Kssed Mc 4 ylrgns h,o. Nhst y tnirrglogy
The srr gbfisanity CNrrt ln COA Antioch, Ies youpA
Nm vay "a te panisonc = De tase III Ctrria rhrenoo
ss,s Law al In 6epie nber nui8hcr cf rHRfNOioDT
EAT JOURNAL Nov ready Newrnon hayc 4 by nrst
post "''a% = 'sowphg vGpfs n, ut9slvtf.
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dn nm BUNDLES or EiNrLINg woop AT Cd
9V.VUD perhundred a. 'as daas loot nj Fiahtrralh
sipea,. varlh Ftger
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I OST-0N WEphE EsDAY. EVENING. A LARGE VEL
~ il" ST bernard Dog; answers to tnr Of eo'la
had marked HIS collar "A. II. fonicy, Amherst Mass
dollars VII he aid sor his return TO the fxchsnge
lei, ZIG Green Sis. street.
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4 ny PERSON HAVING A BUSINESS TO DISPOSE
n OF which female with small ca rita snp
por herself may OF cash purchaser by address ~.
Store, lox 2U5 Herald o1tce
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COPAHTNERsHIP.

(yOpARTNERSHIP.-- SALE, FIRST GLASS
~ Fruit aud Confectionery store, situated in sixth ave-
nue Of best eca.oas IL tnc cy fns soso
preserves, je1nes The having other ousine
of the city, wishes sell Immediately. Address '.
o., boA 2lz Herald Office.
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MF FV,V1 " ~ Z y y
'oZDU ting Angus, r. isit from tie s,olc - II. sob.
scrbcr GRAY Horse, about iS hands high six old
HAD lprg whl'c ati heavy nane; had iarre
Jaw the side aso bgv s.rpts around
HE body sbou the Of sure ngie; also had whtr
Ridge nrtrr his ta inede b. the crupef TIE agoyr re-
w na'd ct NE ~ the hnrge @f.n
The al the thief. There Wagon sni of
iisrass taken also Ise wagon top bglrr, iirrd
with bre elath. faded. thr htTucss Black se
mounted wilh covered buoScs Information may be ls
tho q ire ji~sdlUurfers, 70 IN u.
WI Il. BROWN, 80 tiopi street, Eewburg. S T.
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nrvIprNp p-THr DIRECTORS or THR MCELHBNY
~ Oil Company have this day declared dividend Of
cent capital stock Of the earnings for the
mont, o Iny psvabe the ohca Of company Phia~
Ge,pnia Bank buildings PHILADELPHIA ard after tho xA
\ inst G. 4. FRYER. Secretary.
! Pan spFt-urA August ~ 1854.
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The brethren.or this lodge hereby summoned
ssmbe ~ thor Lodge Rcom No. s9i Broadway, on Sat
urday morning. at eleven O'Clock TO pay the last tribute
Of respect to late brother Jacob Choiwe The fune
raj will take place from his late residence CIT Green
wch street, at twelve O'Clock, whence the re
mains will be conveyed to Ycnkers for interlnent.
THOMAS S. SO3lMhRS. N,
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rR.NsrEr sGryCY or THE EMrlRr Mill sSy
Eiulng Company. OF an Franrscc Caornia.--t'ers-
issued e 0ce in San Francisco can be cychsn
nti tho lsit " Sepr-lbeg sfse
IN A. or'v rhen discharged from tie home oascc
LEES x WALLER. Transfer Agents.,
"a ptnru utrsrt NngxN NcrR
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I srTsa OF Apy!oE FoR LAsDIss.
Hos Information never before published
Bent free In scaled envelope, for 10 cents
Address boz 4,6s2 Now York Post office.
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| r CST-ON THURSDAY. August ls IN CLIFF
Ia stree. gnton. hack al Vel! The
w,I is snBatp REWARDED b returning same to
Sligo iron Works. 26 c ~ ssrce.
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NEw PUBLICATIONS.

+. A FTLicIED REsIoREp p--itiEUaANcE RXrosLp,-
~ fe aceS unW asked -lighy important 10 n0tn scses
.1arr ei or suge N health or disfsse-Dr LAh,Osi ,
Paris Lrdop, aHh Sew fms Medical AdYs and Aaif'aga
Cutie (lh edition, o rayes Io ~ STRAIT onsl Ren Dc.
billg Urinary tnectlea- Bladder kidney Discaaes,
the aatcrB unegus ed Paris ant London testni.n 1r
All Should pur hase Ais WORK OF E. WAhNtR No. Neacy
street. for ST. tbs Doctor s3 Broadway. up Stars
New York, Tr1m 10 A. III. 10 D i. NJ.
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the election. He had exercised his best judgmsa
for the good Of tho whole country, and to have ths
ssai ot APPRECIATION placed on his ccurss wsa en-
cecdingly grateful 70 his iss,ines. lie exprosot
his teltcf thas the policy he lad pursued wss the
teS and only one which could kavs the country
He repeated whsi he had s~ld tStere, shat he IN
duIgcd IN no feeling Of triumph over any Qua whit
hsl thought or sstcd differently irvm himself Hs
had no such feeling Lward Any living man. He
thou.ht the adoption of free State constitutions
for Maryland was ''big th n.y." and 9 victory Tor
right, and worth great deal more than tic part ot
Maryland Ia the election although ol the latter he
thought WELL In coiclusion he repeated what he
hal previously said, namely, tha, those wno die
i,r@, from aud opI-eei US will see that deftai
tctor for tLcir own good than they hal been sue.
eesdul."
s,me tune was then spcnt m pleasant isser
course, ,ho preadcn relating several anccdosss
sI prupriste ~ the occasron.
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Captain Fisk's Rxpedtsies---Ous HupsipeA
ledians DESTROYED ~ tho EmisPAass viii
AaPychninc.
1bs ~. Paul tMinnsscss, P,oslsn reports The
arrival there cf Capt. J. L. Fish, who commanded
ths Government expedition to Montana for tho pro-
scc'ioi - emigran,s. lie reports that tho erpcd-
uon. 90 .,4ae ouL IRA, dicovcrci Indians while
passing through the Rcd But,ca From that point
tie ssvaees began to follow the train, rapidly iu-
crtss.ug In numtsrs aud ,clducss, until shcy wcrs
about coo strong the force Of armed whites e
49,. continual skirmish then beam, the It,.
dams pressips the Uan closer and closer as u si-
varc.d but quickly ske,iaddlng st every disebsI'e
Of nc howiilcr which the party fortunately bad
with them. IN the second day OF this running
fight, sornc of thN esniarAnts p'Asonel . couple
boxes Of l<esi with ~ ycbniuc aud dropped them
on the way. ThN~e were quickly devourc bv the
lnhnns Rrd tuc reailt wAs-as subsequently a.
certsincd--that enc hundred men. women svd
children wcro Killed by the arHsagem. Finally
Capt Fst found . strong natural position, hatei.
pud remained there ten davs when relief cam.
.rcm Fort kice-to which point Capt. Fisk had
dispatched u mesenger--nnd tho Indians soon
af,erward Disappeared. In ts~ rkirmishes eight
soldiers, three guards, and one emigrant were
killed. and two wounded
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Free Maryland.
The VrcSi,ieut's Reply 20 ? CssRrasulatory
ALares from l.oyal MaPyIausIers.

Wostiny,O Nor, l7.-This afternoon tho Mary
land luton tate Central COMMITTEES formally call.
ed upon Pres dent Lincoln, 70 congratulate him on
bis i.eleo;!on. ". IL Purncll, their chairman, in
his address, said they felt under deep obligation to
him, becaus, by the exercise Of rare discretion on
ton OF . free State and they desired that his
future adm inistrston VI the government, es in
Inc past, might result In the restoration OF the
Un.on, with universal freedom a. It's INN utable
basis.
Tbs President, IN reply aid he would no' st'
,srnn. N annnaA, his grasincstop With tha result at
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S.E<LRtL tiR Ant
Heavy Wiring -Hunorcd Evacuation Of
PescrsbItsr, kt-.

Washington, Noe. -i--iniuru ation from the
army Of the PotomAc, da,od yesterday, ~ good
deal Of firing wins hcpri 80 saturday MI Of
Petersburg, on the ApInnutt1s hul, as far as
heard. without important results. ID, scfters re-
port List the rebel troops on the Jsinos have nl
bccn withdrawn with the exception OF . skrmish
hne, ami enough " man the guns in the forts
Up to yesterday morning there hsi bcc1 almost
Continuous rain tor thirty-slS hours. Rumos
had rea1 bed the army thst the enemy WAS evseu-
a,ing Petersburg, hu, they were not generally be-
n,ycI
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ssll in .hc vicinity Of Tl0cpca Als. Nine hund.
r~d rcbs prisoners a-svsi = ssshville on s"rar-
day morning from AsasssA Rintins this p'"oe
sv..a..s.t the rsbes ss.Ass = = I.ll.ss aud plum:
der, and wee cspttnsd Rshs' sympathIsers IN
Nashville arr gloomy md disconscla,e in conse-
quenec Of the anticipated results from shermsu's
moveincnts Acccssions W Gcu. shormsn's army
src daily arriving from the North.
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Gen. t:illcm wifh his ComnnnA safe as
l,u0yyillc

Louisr,iis. Ky.. Nos. eo.-I'cu. Gillcn is fe a,
Knoxville with his command. lie brought in tho
ou,pos,s with him. Hs luss IN killed. wounded
and missing. will ma cxceci Ao0 mon.
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THOMAS HOlO DING HOOD N A WISE.
Important from Virginia.
REDEI. TROOPS ON THE
JAMES WITHDRAW

Eeavy Firing at Petersburg.
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Sherif's Sale.

Solomon s. stambaush, Court Court Of SompP,G3n SCoImnpP,3n
Wilson F. stsnbaugh, ct al' County, o.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN Oh ID Il IL
i from said Court. to me directed, viii Offer for
House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of December, A. ID
- 1864,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the following described real es
tate ii uate in Franklin county, and state OF ohlo'
Conmenciug at the southeast corner Of the north
west qua ter Of TIE Goth section in tho 18th town,
ship and the fuges s. II tbeUes ths Us north 4
T2i rods to the center Of the county road. thence
westerly With center of said road, TO the east line
of the farm now owned by John McGuhey' tnence ne
south with line of said John McIuney 10, 10 'ne ne
ming; containing 5ST acres, more or los.
Appraised at $50 per acre, .
Also the following described tract. being part OF
half section No. 81, section 20, township l9, range
a. in said Franklin county, Ohio. ard described as
follows: ,.,
the southwest corner Of land peionghs , 70 the
the tract above described, rum ng thence westeIy
with the center OF said county 70 10 the east line
Of John McGuffcy's farm, thence north on the east
line OF aid John MeGufey IS poles and 10 liz Ks TO
the south line Of land now owned by Viii lam Mill
Ter, thence cast 80 poles thence 30 poes ana lOnks
to the place OF beginning; containing IL acres,
rood and "A polds. ~ of less.
Appraise, u. $50 per acre
Terms Of Sa e. One third of the purchase money
to be paid on the day Of sale, nd one-third IN one
year and the balance in two years. secured by mort
gnge on the remises for deferred payments.
i -''-''i '''' w. WILLIAM DONIGAN,,
Sheriff franklin County, U.
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HENRY KGTILER
New Army Watches.

A RRANDALE & CO., Importers, 1877 Broadway,
"A New York, want Agents in every county and
Wstchsss Unlsuslly liberal. terms are offered 10
, Agents. Send Tor cifculss. 80 msJai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-24

Onehundred coples, TOT tno vauPalKH'0E W
THh WEEKLY STATESMAN, ut these rates, fol
four and a half months. will be the CHEAPEST PA
PER IN THE COUNTRY.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Abraham Sharp, vsPsTiO vsuPeTTiiOr, Court Court
tranKlln OOunty
Jonathan Watson, ct all Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sale from said Court to me directed, will Of
fer for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House in the city of Columbus, on
Thursday, the 10Th day of December, \. D..
1864, .........
at o'clock p. NJ, the following described real es
tate, situate in Franklin county and 3 ate OF Ohio.
to wit:
A tra,t bounded as follows: Commencing at q
stake on the north bank of the canal, one thousand
and thirty-four feet from point where the line
dividing the lands Of q. W. Rarey and W. IL. Rarey
crossed said bank; thence west $50 feet; thence
south 2s3h feet to the bank of said canal; thence
northeast with said bank of the canal TO the place
OF beginning, containing ninety hve hundredthS
of an acre.
Appraised at S3n0.
Printers fees SO rs o,,cv
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
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1864. 1864.
Winter Arrangements.
TIME CHANGED.
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
Cleveland, Columbus
AND
GIN CT N N A tt

80 - ~ sek-s.s;,t
RAILROAD.
Three Trains Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus e. Xenia
Railroads.
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS--Ieayes Columbus at $40 A..
N. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington,
Gilead Gallon, and at all stations north OF Gallon
e. SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESSz-Ieaves Columbus at
1925 A.. NJ. Will stop at, Delaware, Qardington.
Gallon, C@restline' @ Shelby New London " ellington
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPRESS-LeavesC Columbus at 2:4o
p NJ Will stop at all stations south of Shelby, and
at Shiloh, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Berea. t'-
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
fed and al points b o. tas road wavrs and Chi
cago Railroad for Pittsburg, Philadelphia and Bati-
more. Also for Chicago. :, -,
Railroad for all points on that road. Also. for TOe-
" At Grafton for Toledo and Chicago;
At Cleveland with Lake Shore railroad for Erie
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run ON all
Night Trains 10 Chicago, New
York and Boston.
nFBaggage checked through to New York ant
Boston, via Cleveland; also to Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline.
RETURNING:
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 4:2oA. M.
l. matt Eynrasq (IOlnm
| p. M.
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus a
| 9:lO =. M.
| Faro as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
L. 8. FLINT,
Sup't., Cleveland, Ohio.
| JAMES PATTERSON,
| Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus. November ], 1884.
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Summer Arrangement.
1854. 'E9 % 1864.
Columbus
rs Ha III % n
AND
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY,

ssa \ MA, DaysSn h%.sa S"Rss'h ana Rss'hmS%%.
Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays excepted
as follows:
FIRST TRAIN; (vIA DAYTQNt-At lbs A.
T.: arrives at Xena at 3:45 A. NJ, Dayton at 4a0 A.
NJ Richmond at e:35 A. NJ, indianapolis at e:2o A.
NJ, Chicago at 1896 z. M. and st. Louis 9so r. M.
SECOND TRAIN, WA. PIQUA)I;At 8 A. NJ;
connects at Milford for Springfield and Marysville,
at Jrbana for Clyde and Sandusky, at Piqua for f.
Wayne Toledo and Detroit, at Greenyille for Union
City Muncie, de-, ut Richmond for Loganspcrt ana
Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Springfield, Quincy. DC.
THIRD TRAIN, (VIA DAYT0N)-At8A. ~;
arrives at Xenia at S:05 A. NJ Dayton at $50 a. NJ,
connecting at Richmond for Logansport and Chica-
po and at Indianapolis for Terre Haute, Lafayette,
Chicago, Springfield and Quincy.
FOURTH TRAIN, (VIA APlQUA)-At ll:3O AN;
connects at Milford for Marysvlle and Springfield,
at Urbana for Belefontaine. &C., at Piqua Tor Union
City at Richmond for LOgansp0rt and Chicago, and
at Indianapolis for Louisville, st. Louis and Chi
| cago. ..
FIFTH TRAIN, WA DAYT0Nl-,At ll;5o So A.. a
NJ. Richmond ut 5:20 p. NJ, connecting for Logans-
port and Chicago and at Indianapolis for Louisville,
| St Louis and Chicago.
SIXTH TRAIN. PIQUA ACCOMMODATION
and at Piqus for Lima Toledo Detroit, Ft. Wayne.
THROUGH TICKETS
For SALE to all the principal Western points, at as
low rates as by any other route.
FIRST CLASS SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
n. IL. BIGELOW,
General Passenger Agent, Columbus, U.
HENRY BROOKS,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Columbus v.
| Columbus, June 27, lSe4-du
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-24
Terms of the Daily Statesman.
The Weekly Statesman for the Cam
paign.

In order to extend the circulation Of our Mammoth
Weekly Edition Of THE ONO STATESMAN, and to
enable our friends to get up Clubs for the Presi-
enntisl Campaign, upon the most favorable terms
shaye decided to furnish to Subscribers from the
tth of July to the middle Of November-embracins
the whole of the exciting and important Political
Campaign, and including the Presidential Election
. Returns-at the following Low AND GREATLY RE
pUJED RATES:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-24
How Our Breadstuff Trade Is
Failing OF:

The following table shows how the bread
stuff trade is declining under the exhaust.
ing effect of the war, which is diminishing
production to an alarming extent:
FLoUR-Shipments to Europe.
1s5o-eO 7so, 800 brs. Is6l-e2 29s, 1877 brls
1860 81 ,70S, 100 :! 1862 -63 .6s2 ,9el :
Ises-84 -84,..,...............1,342 ,342. .3l5 brls. ,
WHEAT-Shipments to Europe.
ls5o-e1 g, ,l16 745 bush. 1851 .lsi bush
le6O-6I 20, ,O05, 1896 1S62-6S. 25,5iO,6I4
ls8s-e4' 4',............. .16, ,S26, $40 bush.
INDIAN CoRN-Shipments to Europe.
1859 224i, ,2l5 bush. 1851 ,4os 24s bush
1860 81. IL SOC, ,179 1862 b3. III, ,403,3i5
Issa Cd .,, T3O, ,SO7 bush.
With no cotton to export, and but little
breadstuff, it is a question how we are 60
ing to pay for our imports.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-24
WANTED.

cEyERAL YOUNG LADIES TO ACT AS
s,,.a - snS ;nexper;enced: Also five Young Ladies
!" w.;t IN Confectionery Stores two Young Ladies
~ ~ sttsnd a Daguerrean Gallery. Ladies' wishing
situstions will do well by answering mmedistS ss
~ H stpeet, CincnnKti, or at Pcsto9hce bog a2s
,julytdH gf e'it Fe'fsas oenels' = Asen'' 60 /,