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, 1864-08-17
FROM TIHE WAR DEPART.
nENT,


New YORK, Tuesday, Aug 1C.-secre' ary
Stanton, in his dispatch to Gen. Dix, eays:
The Government has received an otlieil re-
port Of the surrender of Fort Gain.s and the
abandonment of Fort Powell from General
Candy, Fort Gaines surrendered uncondf-
ticnally, with So officers, 618 men, IN arma-
ment Of 2G guns, and provisions for twelve
months. The:garrlson of Fort Powell e.
capped. The armament Of Fort Powell, Of Is
guns, 1s TT for immediate use,
General Granger will Immediately invest
Fort Morgan and garrison Gaines aud Po Veil.
A telegram has been received from Gen.
Sheridan, dated the; 14th, Cedar Creek. He
states that there is no enemy this side Of
the Blue Ridge, except Mosby's and Whites
guerillas. Gen. Sheridan, In previous dis
patch, says: The story of plunder taken
from me by rebels, Is humbug.
The Department has received m unom.
cial report TINT movements were being made
yesterday in front Of Petersburg, but owing
to the lines being down, no kilograms have
been received from headquarters. We are
sleo without any intelligence from Atlanta
, 1864-08-17
NATIONAL TEACHERS" As.
EUCEATAON.
AZ GnuRl SeeAf0n-$eroud DaY-ETectfuu
Of 0fllcefe for the Ensulu: Year.

. 0cDEssBuRo, n. r, Aug. Il. 1854 After
soEe miscellaneous business, the Commit
tee on Nominations reported the following
list OF officers for the ensuing year. The re-
port vas accepted, and the officers unani-
nously elected:
For frestdtnt- s. Green. Providence, Z. /,
For Wce Psssidents- Richard Edwards, Bloom
!ng1cn, IL; s. P. Bates. Harrisburg, Pa. G. F.
Phelpp, New Hnven, Conn.,; F. P. Villains. Mad.
lion, VII: D. F1anllln Wells, lows CITY, Iowa !;
4. !, Rckof. CINCINNATI, Ohio; c. S. Penaell st.
Louis, No; 9. W Hess, Indianapolis, Ind: j,
y. Bnlkles, nrooklyn' \. X: .. ;: usgsz, !ansi-
Mich 3. r: Weston, Gorham, Ne
ESr E $ssnsta,y-W F: Sheldon; Boston, Mass.
FIR C6unse ots-Afmer J Phipps. Mass Mer-
rlck Lyon. Providence, r. J. 5. Adams, D1r-
IlrEtop, Vt; c. r. Otis, Rye. y. r.; D. n. Camp.
New BHtain; Conn, james cruikshsnf, albany.
n. y; J. y. McJi'ton, Baltimore. Nd; E. E.
= bite. Columbus. 0hlo1 :. II. hlte, Chicago.
n; J. G. Mc45nn, RaGlns, Wiz: YIN. Brush,
/. 7. :oodn"w, Topeka, Kansas: G. T: ChiIds,
St. Louis NO.; E. 4. Grant. Louisrlle. Ky, B.
l.. Brown, New Ortesns. Ii. Jo4. Hn'dru. Stock
tun, CAL: J. c. SnortEicgr, Indianapolis, Ind
, 1864-08-17
TEE CALL FOE TROOPS.
%1Tar DcpArtme D~c1H1ouk FIa Co
lunAbuk. Ohio.

AuKaabuAs Ohio.
c,scrssAr1. Tuesday. Aue. .1e-Goy,.rno,
Bruurh a,as visited WashiG1stun on tnart -;
conpec,rd d with the quota Of Ohio. Tht r,l
loa ing dispntc,.ts received at tnr St .ts Id
more 1llan local bearirs aud Interest: "
AL Ohio soldiers who were dawn in tbf
l.te draft, and were, at the tine Of being
trafted, actuallr In the military service oi
the United States. whether tor one hundred
days or longer time, are entitled to cyetr ~
ZION, ard viii ne exempted accord,oyly.
to the Assistant Ployost Mare6ai General 70
exempt the Ohio ont hnnf3rrd d .vs ,nan WIN
, 1864-08-17

Foreign Recruiting in Illtnots-Col.
bnkchs 1fdeF-luak alters Political und
Military.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue-1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SrRnGF1EIp. Ill.,. Tuesday, Aue. 16.
Col. Oakes to- day handed Governor Yates
q copy Of his circular to all the Provost Mar
shals OF the State, directing them to stop ali
foreign recruiting. The order is as follows:
OFFICIAL.
OFFICE Or ASST. PROVOST 4ARsnA1 GEH
II, no.o1, or IL, IL, sPn1SoFfEID. Aug Is, 1861: {
I have just received the following dispatch from
Provost Marshal Ten Fry:
THE Secretary Of va hss forbidden the recruit
4sep Sde Il he d.
recruiting In States IN rebellion. He directa tnat
you see to the execution Of this order in your
snd agents who raag &c found violating IT,"
You are hereby charstfi with the prompt exec1-
t!on Of tic above order of the Secretary OF War
ed violation within the tmis Of your district, in
wtiich cate you will inform the parties concerned
Of the above order. and warn them to desist-tl
they NEGLECT Or refuse to do 50 yo4 VIII Forthwith
nearest military post or station, and Immediately
report action to. this office, with names Of the
parties arrested, names Of and Ill the
tnnma4l'y dsalt with: = iy*fy rsspeet:u{ly,
1t. Col. and Asst Pro. Mar. Gen. of I'll.
The o. a. E. meeting On the 18th inst 1t
is rumored will pass resolutions Of rcslst-
ance to the draft; also resolutions against
the Governors raising regiment for special
service in this State, as we'll as unconditional
peace resolutions.
The Ben. Edwards clique here has man
aged tc keep Gen. Sipgleton's name out Of
sight altogether in the affair. He is not ad-
rertised in any of the papers or handbills,
and learn be has not even been invited to
his own MEETING. This is because the Ed
wards faction men look upon him as prom
inent candidate for Governor.
The Missouri R:pub1Iean. is the organ Of
the Edwards faction, and their intention is
to control the meeting If possible, The
prospect, however, is that they will be sig.
nslly defeated.
Dick MeETick is expected here on the 18th.
The presentation Of the splendid sword to
Major General oglesby, By the officers and
soldiers of the I'd Brigade, ID Division, 10th
Army Corps, took place in the Representa-.
tive Hall to-day, which was crowded With
ludies and gentlemen. A large number Of
Col. Merces's regiment, with the gallant
Colonel himself, were present. Gov. Yates
was called to the chair. The presentation
speech vas made in very modest and eenei-
ble manrer by Capt. Clemens OF the 9th.
Gen. osieeby bri:hy responded. The Gov
e1rcr thea ca....sd on Gen. Preatiss. who
, 1864-08-17
VOLUME XVIII.


The CampalGn in Indiana.
Hon Schuyler Coliax is making yigor-
onE CANVASS Of his district, in which he ie
again, notwithstanding his objections to IN
tinuiug in official life. q candidate for re-
election to CopRres6. &c has the following
appointments:
Peru-saturday next.
Ackron, Fulton County-Mondsy.
Knox, Stark County-Eutsday
Pleasant Grove, Fulton County ty-Wc Wcdnes-
day.
Fulton, Fulton Coupty-Thursday.
Mr.. Turpie, Mr.. Colfax's opponent, is ma
king speeches much more equivocal than
those Of Mcdonald, the Democratic candt-
date for Governor, coming out uuresergealy
for Nntace'f
, 1864-08-17

70 Is&ourt and Arkansas Military Mat.

(sl'eclal Dispatch to the Chicago Trbun~.1
ST. LoGts. Tuesday, Aug. IL.
Rebels are increasing in the Southwest.
They arc scattered from the Boston Noun
tsins to CassFllle quite nums1ously, and
menace the telegraph md wagon trains con-
stant,y on the road. The fifth detachment
Of two. Companies of the Sth Missouri cay
alry bad light with tlree hundred rebels,
near Nrcsho. Our forces were oveFpoEered
md compelled to retreat. leaving sight men
killed ana wounded, iudictiux, however, an
equal loss on the rebels. Our forces re-
treated TO Ncwtonla.
The guellllas captured Col. Bowen Of the
18Th Kansas, commanding the post of Van
Burep, AK, several days ago. and took him
to the woods, where they debated the PRO.
prl1ty Of killing him at once. While thus
engaged, Bowen got into party at one eide
fre1n the main gang, and suddenly mounted
his own. horse and dashed into the woods.
He reached Ven Buren after eight hours ab
seDce, whi1o fifty Union troops were IN pur-
suit OF Iii. captors.
have crossed the Arkaneas River elthin ten
da. march from Prices army. On the 9Th
ult. Sergeant james c. Sturkley hnd fifteen
men went out on n guerilla hunt from Fred
crlcktown, and ut place called hog Eye
overlook a bald Of guer1llas, killed two Of
them. captured three horses, two pistols and
cne rife. The rebels scattered in the direc-
tien Of Bloomfield.
The notorious Bill Anderson had narrow
escape lately. Capt. Tlfln Of the 4th Pro-
vlslo2al ut Knoxville, Ray county, knowing
he would undertake to escape from Clay
county through Ray county, had several
men at difterentpoints to watch, and a
few days since discovered the gang and re-
ported to the Captain, who was soon in pur-
suit He cauie upon the enemy in the brush,
md taking them by surprise, poured in a
volley. TIE rebels instantly mounted and
fed. Anderson, in his hurry, left his horse
aud hut, and took through the brush on foot.
One OF the bushme1 was captured, having
been wounded by the FIRST fire. ae was sent
across the Jordan, after sufficient time to
say bis prayers.
a heavy thunder shower occurred here at
ubout IL O'clock today. It is reported that
Colonel DonLipnan, Of New Mexico, Is m
applicant for permission to raise regiment
Of Union troops. His Loyalty is altogether
too coppery to inspire Union men favorably
to the proposition. He is brother-in-law
Of Coon Thornton, who captured P1atte City.
, 1864-08-17

Arrival Of tho Asta-8mportant For
elgu SUMMARY
New YORK, Aug. 16.-The steamer City ,f
Baltimore bus arrived with dates OF the 18th.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.

New YORK, Aug. 1G.-The steamer City of
Baltimore Las arrived with dates Of the 18th.
LATEST nY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LosDos, Aug. 4-Consols closed at sotza
S9M for money. The Bank OF England ad-
vanced its rate OF discount to per cent.
American Stocks-1llinois Central AGB
discount; Erie 41143.
All other news Of the 4th was anticipated
by the North Americans adyices.
The reported capture OF Atlanta caused
great satisfaction In England among the
friends Of the Union. The Confederate loan
declined exc. .,.
The London Tine, saye: It appears likely
that America will recognize the new Govern
n,ent Of Mexico before England.
vienna dispatches state that an armisttce
bas been concluded with Denmark tor th1ee
months, termlnable ON six week. notice.
HALIFAX, N. s., Tuesday, Aug 1.-THE
ASIA from Liverpool, Il. Of the 6th, aud
Quee pttown the 7th inst., arrived at this
port tbls evening.
The steamer Niagara, after taking in coal
snd provisions, lett Liverpool on the 5th,
desfin5rioo unknown Rumo1s were curreut
On The 9Th that the late rsbel cruiser Georgia
hsd been seized BY. order Of TIE Government,
N she Ras about leaving Liverpool. It
, 1864-08-17
FK491l MOKENA.
The Chicago ELcurA&0n Ht0tefH-Ola
graceful OUtra%es of n Mob.

graceful Outra%es of n MOD.
[speeia, Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne1
MoKEsA, Will Co., H., Tuesday. Aug. IL.
The account appearing in your columns
to-day, is IN its main particulars, correct,
except that it fails to convey any adequate
Idea Of the conduct Of the men and women
that composed that excursion party.
The facts as detailed by eye witnesses are
these: The party was awa:a.3g the passage;
Of q frejg ght train, aRd fifteen or twenty vent
to hotel called the Western House, kept by
John sheik, and called for beer. This was
given to perhaps fifty men, when, his supply
Of glassware run out. The rioters refused
some ofthem to pay. sheik requested them
to leave, but they refused, when tue bas
keeper went up stairs for his revolver, hop
irg to in:lm!da:e and clear them out.
They then left, and the doors were
c'osed.' Once outside, they were Joined
BY many of their comrades from the cars,
and began to throw stones ut the house, the
toone.a t.f the party bringing them in useir
aproEs. The door was burst open, the coun.
ter overturned, and general row was ip
progress At this juncture, the barkeeper
raised bis revolver and pointed it threaten
tngly at the crowd; whereupou, one Of item
took it ont Of bis hands aud knocked him
eenecless. The three Germans then left the
room, went up stalrs, and stationed thsm-
selves at the wIndow-two Of them being
fully armed The crowd, was, meanwhile,
cutting the establishment. They broke eve
1ything of value In the lower part of the
touse-broke up doors, tore down partitions,
smashed glassware, stole ten boxes Of cigars,
and rided the money drawer Of bet
twenty and thirty dollars in currency, md
finally brought shavings to set the house on
fire, from which they were deferred by tie
entreatits Of sick woman In an adjoining
house, who would have persisted in the
flames had they carried their threat into e1-
ecutfon.
Then the Germans commenced firing into
the crowd at random, The excurafoutsts
fred also, as the Ecores of bullet holes all
over the house abundantly testify. The
Germans fred sixty or seventy shots, and a.
many more were returned. The anmuni
tion Of the men in tie chamber becoming
exhausted they left the house md attempted
to escape by the rear. shelk was overhauled,
aLother revolver was taken from him, and
hte pockets were rlled of fifty dollare.
During the melee the towards attempted to
kill child Of the proprietor with stones. A
store adjoining was entered and robbed Of
seventy dollsrs worth Of groceries and cloth
Ing. Another store was robbed OF seventy
five dollars in money, and half dozen other
stores and dwellings In sums and goods to
the amounts ranging from twenty to fifty
dol1ars. The house was very nearly destroy
ed. The attack il said to have been pre-
nedltated. aud stones were brought III tue
cars from New Lenno1, Il
, 1864-08-17

We saw On exhibition in nChatterton's win.
and sash, ordered by the officers md men pI,t n
Gen. Ogleab3'e former command, as q testi.
mouial to the General, In token Of thelr An.
preciA,ion Of lts abilities as leader, and e.
cell :nces as man. The hilt OF the sword ia
Of eol,d gold, wrought into an image Of
Minerva, fully armed. The scabhard is Of
silver, heavily Plated With gold, and tue
teasily wrought With gold, and the clasp it.
teli is of solid gold, wEratned with silver.
tion:
"Ifeeented to Asics Ge3. Richard J. og1esby,
Hom t9e ouacsrH acd soldiers Of the I'd BRIGADE,
rec. 9trk o. perect a. teGstd. a token o1 their
AtpFeeiai 1iLif vastrcs II citizen and AoldIor,
1to q ~ Gal;s:.t cnouct On the eI3 OF Corintb.
, 1864-08-17
FROM TIEKSyUIkG AND xE.
LOW.
11atterf III Texas. Louisiana and mis-
s1A-fppi.

AAA1&tA1 AA A6Ad3A AOuAtlNH1 4uO MIS-
s1a-fpp1.
Especial Diepatch to the Chicago T1ibune.]
CAIRo, Monday. Auc. IL.
The steamer Platte Valley from Mem
pbis, brings yesterday mornings datrs,
but they contain rothing kaew. Tic
sultaua brings VIcEsbure papers of oh aud
10th. The Mobile advertiser and Register Of
July 31st contains the following infor-
nation:
a sudden rise In the Rio Grande had washed
away 500 bales >of cotton. Confederate
money In Houston WIS rising in value, and
people were selling specie for it, with which
to pay taxes
Kirby Smith Was at Houston July 1st, on
bis way to Shreveport. Gov. Morgan of
Texas, Is hard at work tor the army, ind has
contracted for arms, ammunition, clothing,
&c. Gen. Buckner Is to take the place OF
Gen, Taylor in East Louisiana
A movement against Missouri is reported
in preparation.
In fight at Eagle Pass the Mexicans cine
over and helped the Confederates, where.
upon the Yankee consul instituted suit for
violation Of international law.
At Eagle Pass Yankee named Gordon
had been arrested as a spy. Brig. Gen.
Drayton commands all the country west Of
the Colorado. Louisiana oath-taking trail
tors are getting scarce. Within the last
few weeks many Of them have been caught
ami q just doom awarded them.
=. The Vicksburg Herald Gays: 1t Is report
ed in the city to-duy that the steamers Check
and Atlantic had been captured by .reh-
els while On cotton expedition up the Ia
zoo river. The same paper says: On Mon
day Of last week the independent scouts
employed by planters near G 'odrlch's Land
ing were driven In by superior torce Of
rebels, and the colored troops were mar ehed
out to meet them and Immediately drawn
up In line Of battle. They kept the rebels
at bay for two hours, during which time
there was considerable firing on both sides
and number OF rebels killed and wounded,
but they still held their ground until rein
forcements arrived from the fort, when they
they were Immediately repuls2d- But few
of our men were wounded, and none killed.
1t Is reported TINT the rebels numbered
$500.
The q. 8. Christian Commission has lately
opened ROOMS at Vicksburg, having a read
Ing room In the Presbyterian Church, sut:-
piled with suitable reading matter and Sta
tIone1y for the use Of tine soldiers.
Gen. Brayman lately eontiscated at Natehez
the Catholic Church, and removed the dis
loyal bishop to the opposide side Of the river.
The General is determined not to tolerate
disloyalty In rich orpoor, high Or low, clergy
or lsymen. It is subject much commented
upon at Eatchez, and loyal citizens congrat.
'ulate themselves that they have command
ing officer who cannot be Influenced by
booty or beauty, but will do his duty as he
sees 1t in spite Of all power Of both.
Missionaries engaged In preparing tho col
ored children for exercising the rights aud
, 1864-08-17

C1sc1sSArl. Tuesday. Aug. t5.-Tnat part
Of Kentucky vest of the Cumberland never
has been transferred to the Department Of
Ohio. The State Of Kentucky hereafter will
ment- By order of the President, Bfeyes
Major General Burbrid9e is assigned to the
command Of the Military District Of Ken
lucky, with bis breEee rank, and is author
lied to exercise, under tieu. Schodcld, the
directicn OF all the powers Of a commander
ola department, which are not required By
law to he exercised by such departms ant
commander
, 1864-08-17
New Fnr~{f EiN1ur3rI Nnrsz

New Fork Financial News
NEW YORK, any. 1G.-Go1l opened at
S5G3s,, rtceded to 256, and closed dull at
256I.
More than million dollars worth Of Gov.
-ernment bonds were bought to-day at high
rates.
The Commercial states that foreign orders
for over four million dollars worth OF GOV
eminent boLds were received.
, 1864-08-17
The Captured Army Correspondents.
tCh arlcstou Cor. n. 7. Tdbune.]
49,

The friends Of Mesare. Richardson and
Blown, correspondents OF the New York
Tribune. 1il be pleased to know that those
t~o gentlemen have been recently heard
IRON. Capt Reed informs me that he was
sontiuedl with them in cell at Salisbury,
\. e., Both Messrs. Richardson and Brown
were brought to Libby Prison May 16, 1868;
1nence they were transferred to Castle Thuu-
def. In an interview with Col, Ould, the
Itoel commissioper Of exchange, the two
prisoners dcclarrd themselves nnwillinp to
ee crossed over to the Union lines If they
cau3a not 60 over on the same terms that
n I'll known that one or two corrcsnnndenfs
connected, with that Copperhcad shcet the
New York World, were sent over tn fhe
Union lines without any Question having
been asked.
, 1864-08-17
From St. Louis.-Stirring AS
pect of the War in Mis-
9ouri and Arkansas,
hATTERS 1T VIcASBURG, Tx
IS IND LOUISIANA.
The Mokena Afair---0utrageous
and Riot6us Conduct Of Chi
c2go Excursicuists.
FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT
DECISIONS OF GEHER-
AL BEARING.
Later from EuroPe-Thc AM eri-
CHI <lucstion-Tlac Dan.
1sh Peace.


Highly Inpo rsant Army Movement.
-BEt1ef:s fannf-Dugrta f:ap-NnF
Right 8 mil. frn,l I11chmond-.NoYc.
ulenrs in TIC Shenandoah.
, 1864-08-17
Guerilla Movements on the Ohio
River.

LOUISVILLE, Mouday, Aug. 15.-Paascngers
arriving at New Al6any, Ind, say that John-
son with ! 200 rebel cavalry is threatening
Henderson, Ky. Our garrison there Is COM
posed chiefly Of negro soldiers, who are un-
der the protection of onr gunboats, which
are ready 70 she'll the town In case the rebels
succeed in getting III their men. The inhab-
itants are fleeing north Of the Ohio river.
, 1864-08-17

turned out, however, that she WAS simply
detalned BY her owner. It Is alleged that shs
GeoEHia Is now the bona hde property Of Nj.
Bates, by whom che has been put In thorough
repair, and wBs about leaving Liverpool for
Lisbon under charter to the Portuguese
coast OF Africa, and the mails between Lis
bon and the Azores.
It was alleged that the Niagara waited out
slde the Mersey for the Georgia, but 1t was
contradicted.
The Times city article says adyices from
Frankfort mention, that under pressure Of
some sales on American account. the prices
OF United States bonds gave way tor some
days until quotations were only two per
cent above New York, but such is the eaE
ernesa Of The German public to increased their
Investments that, as soon rs the pressure Of
the exceptional operations was removed, a
recovery took place Of more than three per
sfsfs IN the word peace having been
mentioned In the last telegraph. It
Is added, thst the estimate of $50
ooo,0oo sterling as the total Of tho5e
securities absorbed IN Germany and Holland
certainly Is below the actual AMOUNT. The
between Denmark, Prussia, and Austria:
Lunderg, Sch1eswiy and HoisteIn are to be
:ceded to the two great German powers,
the Island Of AFRO to remain With Denmark.
dlbEu a1lA LIE 1s1hu0s Ill iuE NUTlU 2EA IQ
go With schlesWig on account Ut preferences
in sch1eswig. A rectidcation Of The Jutland
frontier Will take place.
= LATEST PY EElEdRAPH 70 QUEESsEowS,
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6,-The friends of the
North we're muen disappointed that the
alleged capture Of Atlanta was not confirm
60, while the Southern sympathizers loudly
reIoiced. :: 49,
The Morning PIT to-day has an editorial
denouncing the Kidnapping Of British sub
jects for the Federal service.
It refers especially to the case Of Irishmen
Who were subjected IN June last to gross In
dignittes after their release was obtained, and
says IT the facts are rrove1 the British Gov
eminent should 10: be satisfied with any
thing less than the exemplary punishment of
al1 concerned in the heoutra5es.
The Times editorial Is on the same subjsct,
holding 1t up to lrishmen as warning, not
only against the Federal service but against
emigration to America.
= he Defense Of FPeunsvlvnn1n.
, 1864-08-17

CHAHLFS e. WILLARD
.syal ukex i0 81 pio}. sud If no. ~. tcr,
:!a1n--. <f7 h1+i1-asea c.y account :"
tu.cAka. A*s.tl. l39s. leHa1is
, 1864-08-17
s::: .s.:.:::: :.;::1 :IxxbuKe+
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il,

TIE NEWS
All Ii ae:i'its on 1oe n''tts1s euess ooalo
= "A highly important movement nas Just oeen
cu;ed b5 thc "a corPs ol ~ 41us " tne
Aomac, under Gen hancocA' "Aea nas
joined it With Gen Foster s 1ofce' previously
ror the North bank o. the POTOMAC. Ihc
= ovcmcnt ie to protect and take advantage
of the operation no" IN progress By Gen.
Butler, Of digging canal at Dutch Gap, or
rather widening and deepening a channel
Inlv full at high water in the James river,
which, when completed, will save,
7r cut of 800 feet long, seven miles
f'ircutt Of the river. Our email map else
'Ehcrc will save half column Of description
oi Du.cA Gap Our dispatches are very full
lis to the detaile Of this transfer Of troops,
(which was go conducted as to be thoroughly
= eurp1!eo to the rebels, and had already, up
10 l.tcst advices, so we'll succeeded as to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-08
"A Card.

60 OCVA III
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFUL.
i LY informs, herewith, the public in general,
that he will close from and after the first day Of next
month, the
Columbus City Drug Store,
kept since the last eight years past under the firm df
A. j. rSCHUELLER SON, and that he viii re-
move the said Drug Store 70 the Eagle Drug Store.
on the Southeast corner Of High and Rich streets,
brother, Ernst Schueler and will continue for the
future in his own name:. Being very thankful for
past avors he takes the liberty to remark that he is
lected stock Of goods on hand he hopes receive at
the new stand of the business share Of the public
patronage for the future and wishes to see at tho
also many new ones; and especially would say that
all prescriptions will be carefully compounded ut any
time during the day and night.
Columbus, Ohio. January 2oth. 1884.
AUGUST J. SCHUELLER,
jan3o-d3m Druggist.