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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07
Sheriff 8 Sale,

McCloud BellerJ Court of Common Pleas,
VS.. Franklin County,
John Armstrong. Ohio.
DY WRIT U + OF AN EXECUTION
ID from the Court of Common Pleas 10 me direct
ed will offer for sale at public auction. the door
of the Court House. in the city Of Columbus, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of December, A. D.
1864,
at two o'clock p NJ, the following described real
estate, situa ed in Franklin county, Ohio, to-witq
Lots Numbers %, %, CO. 40 and Al, Of the heirs Of
Jeremiah Armstrong; Addition TO the city Of CO.
lurnbus oaid lying and adj, us East Pub-
lie Lane in the city of Columbus, Ohio, aud being
part Of half section "a, townships range -. "
s75 Tot No. 20 $780, No. 40 ut $780, and lot No.
Al at 800.
Printers fees $e75.
oct9I ,.. ..-. A.. ,f..fsl d. a,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07
Gen. Canby,s HenItI,.

New York, Dec. Ga letter from New
Orleans the 26th, via the Mississippi river,
says General Candy is rapidly recovering
and is now able to attend to his official bu-
siness daily.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07

POLICE CoURT.-Five individuals were
before Mayor Thomas yesterday morning,
charged with being found on the streets in
rather top-heavy condition from having
imbibed too much corn juice. They were
all fined 81 and costs each, and all paid ex-
cept one, who was recommitted. Another
individual, freshly imported from the EN-
erald Isle, was fined three dollars and costs,
for getting too much liquor inside, and be.
coming in consequence too eager for a free
fight with somebody. In consideration of
his not being well posted as to the manners
and institutions of this country owing to
his recent arrival in our happy land, the
kind-hearted Mayor remitted 50 OF his fine,
and the balance with the costs the delin-
quent paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07
THE CITY.
Court of Common Pleas.

On Tuesday, Judge Bates sentenced Chas.
Meade, against whom the traverse jury
had returned verdict of guilty of man
slaughter, to three years. Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary. The Judge, we learn, in
pronouncing sentence, took occasion to
animadvert with some severity upon grand
Jurors and other officers of justice for not
taking measures to punish the keepers Of
saloons and other places where liquor is
sold in violation of law, and where men
are prepared for the commission of crime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07
TREASURY DypARrmEsr or ONO.

Colt MBUs, December ,, 1854
STATEMENT Of the condition Of the Trea,u-
- ry, showing the receipts and disbursements Of
the several funds for the fiscal year ending Novem-
her II 1864
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07

T,HE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
Il been duly appointed and qualified by the Pro-
bate Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, Administra-
tor Of the estate Of John Keim. late Of the city Of
Columbus. deceased.
Columbus, o., Nov. ssth, 1854.
uov2S-dItw3w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07

There was no marked change in the market this
week rs compared with last week. The supply was
small but the city has been houltry. and added TO
this, the weather has been very unfavorable. The
deMand for Beef Cattle has, therefore, been lgkt
and prices barely supported. We retain our last
weeks quotations, though they some few sales
at 71c. The market on the whole may be called
quiet a. d steady. The demand for Mich Cows has
been very moderate, but we observe ma change in
prices. Neals have been in moderate demand at
our quotations. Sheep and Lambs have been rath-
or more active and prices arr shade higher though
been in moderate demand and prices are scarcely so
firm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07
TO PRINTERS.
ANOFFICE FOR RENT.

tented TO q practical man on terms satisfaetory,-
The establishment is owned by stockholders, and is
complete in material, and has good paying patron
GallipOlis p. o, Ohio. tl'rI. ~,
decG-dGWtf -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07
Fine Family Groceries,

be sold at figures that cannot fail to suit. Their aim
will be to keep for sale no Inferior article and all
goods purchased Of them delivered TO any part Of the
city free Of charge. The celebrated "SnOw Flake"
Fl always on hand also fine assortment Of green
and black Teas. sepl2-lm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07
Columbus RetaiI pIarket.--D.c. a

The folle wing the retail quotations corrected b.
GRIFFIN 4 CgAMPI9N. Wholesale and Retail Gro
cers, No. log South High street:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co.
INDUS, Ohio. On and after Oct. 3ist, 1884,
rains win run as follows:
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
aicc Intelligence.

noLD Hi AY RoaBEkY.--isa ior Arnold, residing al
Nc III Broonc street appeared before Justice Dodge
yesersy moruiag and preferred complaint against one
Francis Bransgan, s.aa James Williamson, charging him
with robbery, Mr.. Arnold alleges that al ten O'Clock IN
Saturday night as he walking through Eighth street
Williamson stepped up and asked BIN II he had any
money. Becoming frightened, Arnold took his wallet,
containing S5T. from his pocket ard held 10 his hand
matter of greater security. ThereGpon Branasa saD
seized his hand and said TO Arnold. " Hush IL you
mike any noise III Kill yCu.' The highwsJ man
secured the money by force sad violence aud of
With IT, pnrs ued by the victim who cried Stop thief =
officer Doler u The Fflceuih rrccnct, ioiIcd in the
sss-ss snd Ie,,s- tls iug1s, 81. VS. denliiea BY
Ifnom as ihs nab w5o had F6bued hin The stolen
wallet ard eontonts gcrs fouud IN the basement Of
solse Lghib sreei whore the prisoner had thrown
hei while rlahiag away Justice Doige Committed Tue
sTsoaeF Tor trial default o. 81 900 bait Gfanaxsp is
twenty I've years of ago, lives al 312 Rleecker street
and claims 70 Oe ao inspectors lie pleaded not guilty
70 the charge,
ARRzsI AlEOxr CoUSIEMsikE-A young man,
giving Lis as Franklin A. Tullah arrested on
saturday evening by cfcor Rusher, Of the Twenty nrsi
precinci charged with rasgiug counterfeit - bill the
cauy chs -iank 10 Ienus sullivan, ala Third avenue
Another OF tie same spurious Totes was found 10 the
prsgner's ptssesicn. Justice Connolly, before whom
She accused sfraisued, Committed him 10 prison fo
srf n default OF 81 900 bs. Other parties denthed tn
aeendiut the ho bad attempted TO PASS smiis
s1unterteu money upon them
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
The Park csterday-Donations Still
Coming In.

Over hy thousand persons visited the Park yester-
aay doubtless influenced by the charming state Of the
weather and curiosity the location Of the site
Bhaksperes monument The sgnboard the only
evidence Of the ceremony having taken place. for The
corner stone hidden by the sod which had been
placed such excellent that 1t appeared II
hsd been disturbed At all this season. The crowd
therefore contcnted themselves with reading the sign
and passing onward gaze the animals and other
fractions OF tbc Park
Among the visitors yesterday several representa-
sives Of The Chippewa Indian tribe who had just returned
from their official visit TO Wa Arlington TIE warriors
tall athletic mon and, being aitired in their fancy
costumes, attracted much attention. They visited the
Ram bic, Dell Tower aud other interesting parts OF the
Park, and seemed BY their actions TO be pleased with
what they saw.
The following donations have been received during the
week
ono hawk from Master Stanley A. Dayton OF Orange,
iew JeTsey.
Tveuty fancy pigeons IA third donaticn) from Mrs
X D Roosevelt, of New York
Que par cf eeer, male aud female taken in South Caro-
Tina and dnated by Colonel y. Martin Curtis One Hun.
1red aud Forty second New York Volunteers
Three ycdnG fox squirrels, from the West, presented by
M. Latham.
bson is said Ia lie It's way 70 the city intended 10
ne ad33d q the colivaiiou 10 the Park.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25


ALbFN.--0o sunday, April 20, Ell1,, widow OF iona.
than den, and OILY ssler of the late Rev. James Ar
buckle.
Her friends are invited 70 attend the funeral from the
resdencc 81 tirs. Arbuckc, No 3t0 West Thirty skin
street this (Mongay) afternoon, al ioet O'Clock Her
remains w be t.xen 70 Orange county n y Tor inter
neDL
AsufRsoy.--Oa saturday morning. April ~, Ok abscess
sf the lungs Ety AautNox, vile oi Francis Anderson
aged - yearg, uonsh AMI day.
Her tronda and acigaintanoes, also The members ~
AaTtneE Lodge. No o.. " abc NJ. are respectfully IN
va No attend uueral from her late residence, 3ls
Cnsrry street this fiioudsyt mternoon Two O'CLOCK
wnho1t further tnvitatiop . .
rrnas--U On saturday eofnIng, April 2S, Jons NJ BKa
Ihe relatives and friends o. tbe fsmly respscfsy
Invited "a attend ike Hnes frOA his late residence
ils seventh street, this thonSsyl 'site'noan. /" Two
o'rcck k N -
Ieor. IN Jersey csy. On saturday April ~, ARisra
~ T. alr af q W. and N. A. brean, agea yes'6, ~
mnlrths aHi days. .. ~
Jhs fe6ilves ana nicnis G Tbs fsly ere Invited 70
attend tie faaerai, from The ~ ifnce N ms Eat fis
nj euh THifi a se 4efses CITY, this (MpDdat sier
500 al nats 49, ssh t4pHi igfthyr Invitation
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Bxkci--FooNEr. wesboro, Pa, on "wednesday,
April 20, by the Rev J. y. Bell j. G. RNAcB, Of Mead.
vie Pa. 10 Miss u & BcuNRy, OF the former place.
BAEeEs-Daus--in Ncw Haven. Conn, on Thursday,
April 81 by the Rev Dr. DuioD, WILLIAM II. BaRsEs, 70
Nss Marx ANNA DAVIS, all Of this city. 30 cards.
ss--iTunnAN.--In Brooklyn, 90 Wednesday, April
90 ~ The Rev.. pr. Weston, Joan GyoSs 10 SARAH l..
pE.pnAs ai Of Prookiyn
McI1t6nls-N ARsur.--On Friday evening, April q,
by ,he Eov rr. Thomas Lodge, MAJOR EosxsT W. Nc.
LtruhLS, " The Marine iriiery, 10 Mss EMILY Lotss
kEAEDIg, 81 this city. no carGs. .r
gfEurxs-sCYpls- on Friday evening. April q, by
she Rev H. ShAeall, r. A. TERgrAE 10 Miss Lousg SUT.
bAr, daughter of james suydain, ks4.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
HHLMBoLD's ExTRAors.

HELMBOLD's EXTRACTS.
TnE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDrEa 4,
A 9sta KNOWN AS H1
BELsBorpss a KE2MS H2mM9SSxASssrp.p.r,o,. a. AZ
HELMB0LDH GENutNE PKkPARATION6
N fl "hI0ALY CONCENTRATEDn - 8s M
a#asA 4+k COMpuuhD tt ~
IS 81 d Qs .kis7 CON PoUND
At.ee FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. 04ee
poeteeve anA hpecsnc remedy for diseases Of thu
BLADDkR KIDNEYS GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL
- ts4lsS sSWELLlkGS
Ths mediciue increases the power exces
th sbsor hents into healthy acn BY which the
g ga eous drpotens ana All enlargements
reduced a. wei aud alon and 10 good for
men, women Or oAtEirrn
HHR UHH
Hiiu HVH AHM
Nr4 Hru HTH
MaM Nth
uHHHHHHHH'fH
ELECTROMAGNETIC
t#A Et ~ IIiH A r IiIIH
N HHH MN NatM
f.t HHha - HHH HIH
HHH HHH Nr
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

HELMBOLDS ROSE WASH
excellent for diseases arising from habits Of dis
apaior used connection with the Extracts Buchu and
Ssrsaparia, such diseases nended Evidences
eAponsbie aud reliable character wii accom-
papy the medicinea
CENTIFiCATFS OF CURES
FROM TO ~ YEARS STANDING
NAMES KNOWN 10 SCIENCE AND PAMR
For Medical Properties OF Buchu
See Professor DkwExs valuable works on The Pracics
Of Physic. rr
See remarks made By the celebrated d. Physc Phils
dephia. .
See remarks made By DR. Ephraim Mcdowell celebrated
Physician and Member OF the Royal College Of
Ireland. aud published In the transactions of the King and
Queens Journal ~ -.
See Medicc. Chrurgcs Review. published By Benjsmis
Irvcrs, Fellow OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
See most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BGCHU, VI per bete, or s'x for %. s
EXTRACT sARSAPARILIsA, 81 per bottle, or slH for SS
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. 50 cents pcr BOTTLE or sis for
or half Sl2 which win be SUFFICIENT to
cure The most obstinate directions adhered tn
Delivered 10 any address, securely packed from observa
uon
assA kdrit
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

w jATCuEs AND JEwBfEy
w or ALI DESCRIPTIONS
W oEo G. ALLEN si5 rtosawsy.
one door below Canal street formerly ~ Wall street
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

yrug HIGHEST CASH PRICE fAlD FOR CAMEL
| Hair shawis oil Fuf capes nna iArcs old gaid AMI
sayrr, by LOUIS ANRiCu ~ Broadway, ardcr the New
k0rk Hotel
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

''#'| #;# ### $$$ $#$$$$
HELNBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHu
Sos Eas .sis sssss attended, asss = rs ns''D'
Ins,spess,.a, no, 2; sa,.,.s 70 L1er,oa. Power
Horror n.,r...o o. :, p,:cas. v;s,s. ~ waNsfa'Scss
10, lIands. t;ashina n or the Rcdy.
Unvsrs. Lassiiads the fsiid counenance lsl sa''
Thes. symroms allowed go sn which this medicine
Invariably Removes soon follow
in ooe or which ne psini expire Who can sav the,
are r''"ss ssb y ,soss f
WIN Msy are Ar5s s o. ne " q their sen bat
mssnssoly ne dc.n % BY consumption bear ample 70
iaE CONSTITUTION SN.E AEgEcrED By ORGANIC
= ssi 'sf TSf,s
sskEsEEsEEsss sssskEEEssEEEEssEEsss
EEsHss sEssss sEs
4 w EEs kEs
ETEEEEEEEERs ETEEEEEEEEs
'rAAHEs1 sss1s oa sauso
s es s1sn
-
NC FAMILY rs sifoGIp iyTriI~f 81 iSGyf wirnour I.
LLLL
ELI EIH
kEEE k3:I:3: SEEE
LLLLIlLLLLLLl
LLLLLLLLLLLLL
Take NO Basam Mercury Unpleasant Medicine for up
sSS$s $ssS SsHassss f'iii;si
rs as e r. change "
Thousands upon ycas o TaS says sseo the
a. says fy snd IA
IN the ''''Sm + ifaF oa and
III III III :EEiS !: & 4 H$FEEH MI MI
II: :HH :EH I'M !; $sH; Il: ii: !; II: II: II: M
USE nELMBoIp,s ExrRAc
Fo, ali affection. and diseases of these or
IN SAIh xhcist5 81 sTlislax rsakxLs.
From whatever cause ogins,,ng and matter lsns
an.a.,~ 'IT Is The GREAT pIuaErIo
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
1T Is RECOMMENDED
gggBBDDsgss
sshBBBB sBBB ssss ssss
RRBBssBBsBRBBssRBB
BBSSBBBBBBBBBBs
sBHB sBRB RssR RssR
BBBBBBBBBBB
BLOOD BLOOD, BLOOD
nELNBoLDS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID BxTk4cr sxfssApARiLLA.
For purifying the blood removing all
diseases arising from impure state OF tho boot and the
Scrofuls Scad Head Salt Rhcum Pains snd swe,nrs OF
The Bones, ulccraons Of the Throat Legs Blocnes
fmues on the Face letter. Erysipeas and all scay erup
"' AND BExuTrFYING TIE coMpLExIoy.
:, -. -..., s,.o,,.n nvY LEW
corruption that aecnmuates tic blood OF All ie dis.
covcres that bAve been made TO purgc out none can
equal In effect hcimbods Compound Extract OF arsapa
make c Seshy " w'ss In
Blood Such semsas @ co S eS IeS aaAs o y S
been sodght for; and frsl time the public have
enc on Msich .nsy can aersnd Our here does ad
bottle VIII show 10 the sick that has virtues
anything they have ever taken.
Two abespoonfs o. the Extract Of sarsaparia added
70 pint OF water equal to the Lisbon Diet one
bottle fully equal gallon Of Syrup OF Saraparfla
or rh me oeGcenon ,sn, IS hv Sswaiy III, MADE;
states Army. and also in very general the
State hospitals and public sanitary nsu,ons throughout
the land wei az IN private practice aud considered
invaluable remedies
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HouRs.-ENTIRE
"A satisfaction or no pay q as siItb avenue Tue cheap
and of teeth made also. chesp SETS
overrmmed. 70 sve full and youthful appearances 70 the
face
as On. gold snd plaana sets Of Teeth Be made,
eitfer With without plumpers No sdvsncc required.
Pine kod lBgs inserted In the best manner from I've 70
dollars each .
Cheap wcrhei lower sets OF Teeth and without osids
gas ESQ silh avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
The New York herald., 1864-04-25
0ouLIsrs AND AURrsTs.

RriFicfAk HUMAN EYES MADE 10 oRDeR AND
~ inserted ~ 80. F RAUCH and r. 0UuGEGNANN
0crmcrs snrolsatr BYssoaneap " parisi
s2g ptctlway New York
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

A RTIEICIAL BONE FILLING FOH DECAYBD
n ,arih.Roo;s bnli UP, shels aching tccth aud
every ss-sey ~ cavity fed without PAIN By the dscovcrer
~ nts ~ Bfoadway sbove Sevcntecnth street.
Over 3v9g fesnsnsis VIII MAY to2g Foufteenth
STREET ne noar vest " Usion square.
(,oLroS DENTAL ASSOCIATION USE TBg Nj
~ ronsotde wsde pure and fresh every day BY Dr.
cOLTDN wo has bad sveny years expcreuse in It's
Lgsctsre. No. ~ Bond street. tsts..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

From . friend ~ho has arrived IN this city |
within the last day or two from Arkansas.
re learn hat the military situation IN that
Depsrtmeot i. IN the main, Of an eneourAg-
ior character. With the exception of lev
hundred men IN that portion Of the State
bordering on the Mississippi. near Memphis,
under command OF Col. Lyles. there are no
organized rebel forces 0. any magnitude
north Of Tie region OF country around Cam
den aod " ashingson. IN the extreme south
srn mart OF ne State. The main portion OF
Prices defeated and discomftted army. al
ter ~ Irnominious defeat in Missouri and
Kansss. passing down en- route for Red kiv-
er and place Of Temporary safety. on the
western borders Of Arkansas gisieg Little
Rock where Gen Steele had a small force
vide berth. IL the latter named officer a.
our Informant avers. had have had suff-
Gent force Of cavalry at bis control 70 have
justified a movement against Price, 10 The
rstseat Of the latter bat few Of the raiders
ints Missouri would have escaped. Thsir
sblIfs 10 perpsfrafe fnrfher oufrsgss during
tbs ssar upon an snaymsd sad detsneeiess
sssslsf,en ,soaid hare be,n efeefuaiiy de-
aroyed, But ia the deparsmen commanded
byfssn. steele, tho cavalry arm Of the ser
vice "a. remarkabIy deficient. and wheu the
msruuders commenced their Fetfograds
movement With such plumber a. they eouls
cAfrg With them. the forces at the disposal o
the commander Of tho department % Atksn'
sas we're wholly inadequate i.r 40 offensive
movemement, hence thousands Of them -
baped South. This unfortunate oeesrrene
oar informant states. cannot be IN a7Y ais
attributed 20 Gen Steele. but can only b
sstfi batsd 20 What We have e-sayed 10 civ
proper understanding
The recent removal OF Gen.sS. from Oh
Command Of the Department that hc ha
80 calamity rescued from the enemy. our iG
dormant slats-. = deeply regretted by tbo'
sands Of the truly loyal people Of the STAT
though they have no personal OF political OF
iections 10 Gen Reynolds. bis suecesso
they simply prefering that one who bad dof
- mach % rescue their State from the ham
os.shs spoilss and 10 advance the cause
tina Unios within a. limits. and so much
destroy the hold the rebel leaders Of Arka
sss bad upon the Confidence and affections
thou-ands Of tho citizrns would have be-
retained in command-and tho friend fro
whom Ne gather these facts states that
feels very sure that our distinguished Al
patriotic chief magistrate been in pos-esai'
Of all the lacss. Gen. Steel would have be
retained. and biz traducers treated with
contempt and suspicion they mcrised.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

sollisr eAme inio eur rosms Ia Nash
vile. - eet a. enveiepe tie 49, he ksd q
lsti~f 10 sell home faf one 81 ~ comra.ias
tie Dies frssa his hloe-c rasll pNrk 40.
cAseialis ~rsqpssl. aaa opellng 4. he'd ap =
scrap - zeal lfasa q memorsnslem book II
had bios-is haKef-priats srigtea ea a. md =
ie- .oTsi. a&<iiiy writes vsh peu<il -
Tho ~fitsr - the soiiier's partner. - 10
ssd. u he charge o. ksnoesaw Moun-
ts,n. ~ loasd him slskrsFinr hack froa he
l.ne. 49, bio..al streaming frou his raoutA.
arl covering his hsnds AL clothes A min.
ais 49, hsd eag - tongss eat a The rot
he tried % spesk. bat eonh 80. Fnsfly.
~ motieus. Ne nasds ~ FAftner undefslsn.l
49, -anl.-r<p<r ana pencil A ecrse "a.
sosu ffoa ne dl.ry. anf ea 4 ne eet. hsti
~. - haksls dtlpplar 80 blood. anl
lfssabllnF 3. desth. ~rots. Father. mcc'
sas Is hes~ea Tie utef - -fsta ~
a.ns. but a .as M ate LIE hal aet -
f.ihers an as-tbers. -hst -Hi you nss a.
ios yoaf soos. ~hoss -stipr sea drtsninr
sna dvlae thoagAs are homs-ar1 tarn
sdl-l Lions hsrsld.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

We are glad % chronicle the numerous Of
fort. our eilzeus are making this winter. 10
alleviate The sufieringa. and provide Tor toe
necessities OF tho poor aud unfortunate OF
our city. Although prosperity = visible on
every hand. AMI large majority OF our
business men and mechanics have met with
unprecniented success ia all their business
Operations. stll there - large number Of
those sho are suffering for tho commonest
necessaries OF life aud those who have been
80 greatly pfospered. should the moro cheer
fuliy and largely contribute TO the wants Of
those Tonight will be- given concert by
tho Terre Haate Musical Association under
The direction OF Prot Tinker. at which will
he produced the beautiful Castata OF Esther
tho proceeds OF which will DO given TO the
Ladies' SOLDIER Aid Society. We hope a
large audience viii hll the spacious Hall. and
replsnish the Socsety's Treasury. 90 next
Thursday evening the ladies II the same As
ISOLATION will give Festival and Pair Al
DovlinF's Hall. the proceeds Of which are 70
De devoted 10 the iamiics OF our noble
soldiers. and the poor OF the city. We tru-I
Il viii be grand success. and that a l&.ss
fund may thus be pat into the hands OF the-s
devoted. self-saeri6cing women. Tor the al
deviation Of suffering.
- Evcry individual w ths city. man. woman
and child. Who i able 10 pay the admission
Zee. ought 90 attend The Festival Aud yor
Who are blessed with an abundance % thi,
rorld's gooas, shoai scaiser your mone'
sith bountilul hand Ga that oocNsioa. Al
ye have received. 81 give snd our word TO-
u. yoa will lie down upon year bed With I
tighter ccnscicnce. and happier heart thar
befors. Let th~.e benevolent works 80 OF
dnfieg he entire winter Sustain the effort
% these ladies ~ho - lat,-hly give OF thei
time and lseor When they approach ya'
fss Assistance. whether pscualafy or other.
vl>e. bessow & hberNily and cheerfully
ghsnkinl that there are those Who are gill
ing n do the labor ior yau. aud who 81
see q Il that yoes charity = iudicloasly be
slowed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

oas "a ne s,s~s d.-sineu .ei.s3 81 ths Hnn
rsfiAa 0enefsis sho uefs lskea pri.aaes
.sd sKecuts.i ~ tte Auslrias.- hsd ihe >ing>
aisf esme % ksrntsi Kiss lie - = seal
~ proprelsf. osnlag - village. slll 80 !
msn 81 excessive peresusi eiersnce - eel
~ chlsairic ouuFeke lie regularly sest ~.
i.asn al he 10y frsa Haax.ss - rsse O.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

This man. Who made himself conspicuous
a. an associate and co-worker with Dodd,
Rowles \ Co. in their Attempts 70 bring
about an instruction in the West, vas seized
by Gen. Burbddge some months since. To-
gsther with . number Of ais associate con-
soisstors. and ssut South. AL loyal men
hattered themselves that the conLtfy vss
rid the whole brood OF Louisville leaders 10
the insnrrectionsry plot for the rest Of the
var Bun BY some unexplained process they
have al returned 70 Louisville. and - We
learn from the Union Press 81 that city.
Judge Bulliit. she head villain Of shs gang.
has again taken his scat on the bench OF the
Ksn,neky Court Of appeals. Who shall say
hencefosth. that oors i not forbesring and
mercifsl government.
General Barbr,dge Is now clearing out the
rebek ia southwestern Virginia, and when
be returns % Kentucky We hope he vii
purify the Court Of appeals Of the presence
OF THIS traitor judge lad. Jenr.