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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12
Names and Address of Others Cured
by DIR. Jones.


Mrs. Maria Frantz, born with both Eyes very crook
cd; lives Main street, Springfield, Ohio Straight
ened by DR.. Jones.
John e. Hall, cross-eyed Strengthened by Dr. j..
lives in Greene township, five miles south of Spring.
field, on Clifton road
Austin Hanks; both Eyes wore deformed and very
crooked; made natural and straight by DR.. jones'
lives at Vincennes, Clark county, o.
:, David CanGeld's daughter; born. with crooked
Eyss made straight and natural by DR.. Jones; lives
y Warren Washington. Woodstock, Champaign Co.,
Timothy Ryan; Strengthened both Eyes; lives at
Woodstock, Champaign county,O o.
And many others. far and near.
hayo been hard of hearing, with noise in ny
head, for several years. placed myself under tho
treatment of Dr. JONES' who is now practicing at the
American House, Columbus. He has restored my
hearing and cured tho noise in my head. / saw DR..
Jones operate skillfully and successfully on others
beside myself, and can recommend him to the afct-
~ ''n . '''i''' anu '''' ~ "'i' F. ". KooNs.
Myson was afflicted with offensive discharge Of
the Ear, which was fast destroying his hearing.
placed him under DR.. Jones seven weeks ago, and to
my satisfaction he is now entirely TENRT HsTed surv
Franklin county. near Columbus, Jan. 4th, 1854.
I have beon cross-eyed for 90 years. DR.. Jones
Strengthened my Eyes in two minutes.
JOSEPH NJ. BARR.
32d Ohio regiment, Invalid Corps, now at Camp
Chase, Columbus.
DIR. ]. would also refer to Mr.. ]. Wiley. in this
city, Water street. between Friend and Rich streets
whose little sons Eyes he Strengthened. |
Deafness and noise in the head in all its forms.
cured If the organ is not destroyed.
Ihave been afflicted with Stammcring and Slut
hour, SO can talk and read without an impediment
which could never do before. / feel like n new
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12
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BATCHEL0RS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Is THE BEST IN THE wORLDl

This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changes Red.
Rusty or Grey Hair instantly 10 GLOSSY BLACK or
NATURAL BRowN, without injuring the Hair or
staining the Skin, leaving tho hair soft and beautiful
imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its prs-
tine color. and roctifes the i'll effects of Bad Dyes
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR.
ed. Sold by all Druggists, etc. 1.'ss
Factory No. 81 Barclay Street,
NEW YORK.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing tho
Hair.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12

DR., ]. would also refer to Mr.. J. Wiley, in thi.
city, Water street. between Friend and Rich streets
whose little sons Eyes he Strengthened.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12
OZOENA CURED.

Ihad been troubled with an offensive BREATH caus.
cd by very unpleasant disease 0soend) in the nose
which had nearly destroyed the bone. have been
under DIR. Joness treatment five months, and an,
cured II is three months since quit using medi-
cine, and am satisfied the disease is entirely cured
Doctor, wish you to publish this for the benefit Of
others, and shall ever remember you with gratitude
ANNIE ST0NER, Pittsburg, Pa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12

I have been afflicted with Stammering and Slut
tering for 10 years DIR. Jones cured me in half
hour so can talk and read without an impeachment.
which ! could never do before. / feel like new
man, and shall ever rememberDr J with gratitude,
JACOB SEALS, Portsmouth, o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12

was troubled with my hearing and an unpleasant
feeling in my Ears. lemployed DR.. Jones to remedy
my trouble, which he has done most satisfactorily
ERASTUS MARTIN,
Woodstock, Champaign county, D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12

Ibecame deaf in one Ear from scarlet fever, and
was troubled with discharge of the Ear, which f.
nay destroyed the drum and left me deaf in that
Ear. On December 4th, DIR. Jones inserted artif-
cia drum, which enables to hear watch tick four
inches from my Ear. recommend the afflicted to
Dr. Jones. JOSEPH PETIT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12
NEW YORK,

Who has been induced to return to Column
bus for limited time-that all the afflicted
who may need his skill may avail them
selves of it.
DIR. JONES is now practicing at the
AMERICAN HOTEL in this city, where
lie will remain until January 2lst 1864.
He cures all durable diseases Of the Eye and Ear,
and performs all difficult delicate operations IN
He operates for cataract without pain, by new
method.
He straightens Eyes in one minute, in old or
young. ,.
He inserts Artificial Eyes to move and appear nat
ural. go
DIR. JONES cures SDre Eyeswith mild medicines
that give no pain. :,
DR.. JONES has graduated at the best Medical
Colleges of Europe and America, and has had the
benefit of the Eye and Ear Institutions Of Europe
and America. His Diplomas, ETC., hang in MS o0ce'
Room
No. 100 American Hotel,
COIum bus. Ohio,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12

| have beon cross-eyed for 90 years. DR.. Jones
Strengthened my Eyes in two minutes.
JOSEPH N. BARR.
Chase, Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12
Deafness Cured.

young man, aged %, who lives with me, has been
deaf from infancy with noises in his head. Ipaced
him under DR.. Jones's treatment few days ago, who
has rymuch improved his hearing and quieted the
noise in his head would advise the afflicted to go
at once to DR.. Jones. ] am farmer; live 10 miles
from Columbus, Franklin county, on the &. =. 4 l.
railroad.
Before he went to Dr. Jones We could scarcely make
him understand at all; we talk to him very COM
fortably, and he is still improving.
p S, AVERY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12

Ny Eyes wero crooked for 10 years, and the sight
impaired thereby. DR.. Jones operated on them, and
has made them both straight and full, and made the
sight good MARK WAGNER,
jackson street, Columbus, U.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12

My sons Eyes were crooked for 10 years. Having
doctored for them for year or more in vain, took
him to DR.. Jones, who made his Eyes straight and
natural Immediately. MRS. MeCLlSTER,
No. lis Mound street, Columbus, y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
s1hi. does no

new spire, 554 feet high, Il building on
the church Of St. Stephen OF Vienns. and VIII ~hoh
onpletod be the highest In Europe
The Saipt Public of Lyons says that dresses
with crinones require three metres more ma,eTia tnan
the ordinary ones As no less mn 10 oSa,Ional
dresses are made every year In France mo nu,t'o
quantity used Is Co 900 Of metres, which al
a metre makes sum of 40 0oOOc OF nahes' Two cA
ira peticoats required cost 10 r nm Of
laNOoO0. These three sums together MAKE lripu'o
of 500 900 CO., about one fifth OF tho state budget
Here is what Ruskin says of his countrymen:
We English ~ a nation. know not. and care not 10
know single broad or basic principle OF human Jus,
,;e we have only our In -tinos guide Us. We VIII
hit any body again who hits ns. We "i ths cno Va
our own families and our own pockets ana We OF.
characterized in orr present phase o' enuHn'nnon'
mainly by rage In speculation lavish expenditure on Sus
picon or panic generosity wherein generosity Is use
s anxiety for the souls Of regardless OF Those
az civilized nnfob enthusiasm for Liberation OF Dihcks
apathy To enslayements 81 wftes proper horror io'
rgiclc politc respect for pVLuicide, sympathy Ior
those shon can no longer ss0,e ana re.cIen., , ~
III. dead whom nave ourselves den'erou " o'"'"-
Chernbini's widow died lately at Newly,
aged 81.
ycIo the Italian sculptor. hss been commits
stoned by tho Empress Eugene " execute colossal
statue Of Christopher Columbus. to b. erected ia sous
public square la Paris.
Jh, FREE Torn Obarrsr (SierTa Le0ne) states
that II. jules Gerard. known as The Lion kiuef mas
failed IN his attempt to reach tie interior OF the o'h'
mont by the route Of fmbuc'oo. lie had been attacked
aud piunderod by the Bslnei. and Win dlheuhy e.
capoi with lie lie.
a return just issued states that in tho year
1868 there we're ia converts and monastc schools IN
correction with the Commissioners oi National Educ".
ton III Irla1d; tho average daily attendance wa.
~ 4, md the sum. paid b. these schools OFT OF the
Parliamentary grant tor education amounted ~ aiiso.
II il said by The Cont Journal that negotia-
tons arr on foot with regard to tho marriage OF 'he
Princes Helena.
An English soldier, killed by the Maoris re.
Gently. vac eaten almost III bat his bead which Was set
up = sick to form spectacle for dcfsion ~ '''
ualiyea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

Init well, authsnticat ed estimate may DO 'orucd rom
the fact that single express company transport rom
virginia City alone an average OF Ufy mos'a"o s"''''
in bullion daily.
Gov Nye In lottsr 10 the Secretary OF state snose
ouently submitted to Congress. states 'ha' twenty
n Ilions OF dollars Of precious metals nave pecn eh'
rea fron tho Territory since 1859 or an average OF
over five millions per annum.' This may seem om q
me roturn 10 those accustomed TO hear OF tho Yield Oh
the gold fields, but it must always be borne In n'na
that silver mines mike those OF gold require PARENT
and long continued toll. and heavy capitn wen tx
pended before they yield np their shining
THE QUARTZ MILLS
NAV most I'm pcrtant part in the mining operations OF
Nevada In fact, without them but little would DO TO
allied from tho mines, the mineral being all
In quartz rock and requiring to no erouhu W
and deliberately worked In the mills before II csn "
nsdo available The prcscn. number OF mills IN oI",a
ton Ia varlousy estimated at nom 100 70 W" '' 'u''
engaged
PRINCIPAL TOWNS &C
Virginia City is the largest place in the Ierrl'or'
II stand, on an elevated bench Of land some INV 'o
above and eight miles distant from tho Carson kiVsr
The elevation Of Virginia is nearly 6o ieot apo'" '"'
seaboard Star City, Humboldt City. UnionViiie' anu
few others In the nnmbodt JacobsSile. CliiIon anu
Austin in tho Reese River; and Aurora. In tho hsne
rada districts are already fourishing towns, ord Is
confidently believed the mines In their vioInities VIII
prove valuable. Dayton. on the Carson River. eight
mes distant Carson City the capital ofhe IcrritoJ'
aftecu miles TO tho south.weet; and Washoc City. In
a,hoe Valley eleven miles west III Of which are rap
diy.growing towns.
.rv. Ja,. pot Weld OF Tbs pre%cn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

One Campter, farmer in Kent County.
Dol vent INTO field With his son taking his gun with
him aBd scnt tho boy home Ia To his mother that he
vas goiug Ia Nil hiDs.f Tie wife Immediately ran
10 where be vas and throwing herself upon her knees
PRAYED him 20 desi,t 10 her frantic inquiry. hat
viii ana tic childr9n do - be merely replied. DO the
best yon can and Immediately pHncd The Trigger tho
load tearing of the cnise sbu and scattering the blood
and brains over tho vrctched woman
Admiral Dahlgren has received photograph
Of the malicious forged plan Of campaign placed by the
Rebels upon bis ons body and ~, TIE paper Is bare
faced n,Iocions forgery. 40 palpablo that the wicked
meas ~ the act Is only e9uaed by the reckcssne Win
which the miserable caillfs have adhered a. 10.
A reward of 1900 $500 by the Mayor OF
Wvandctto Kansas and 90 each by TIE brothers II
the deceased has been offered for the arrest VI ILcot
the murderer VI Samuel liaIlett
A terribly hot wind from The southwest,
similar TO q srocco or snoOm passed over Ontonngon,
sonth shore II LAX, Superior. few days aimee. Negv
tation vhaerei under is influence, IS though II Lao
been blast from q furnace.
Tho Reformatory at ST. Vincent de Paul has
been burned doan It Is suspected by an incoudi.ry.
Two Of the IS inmates supposed 10 have peFnhed
Robert Notice and David Murray have been
arrested In Irly ~ y, for druRying boy under j.,
named WLeoer residing IN Vermont, and taking him tn
Pouxhke epsie and then 10 Troy. whore they locked
hin up aud ultimately reed him to become sub.ti
ivtc The flrts have beon laid before Gen Ply, and II
IS said that era other parties implicated IN the
crime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
Prom San Francisco.
NAN IKlNcI,CO. III ID

NAS TKlNCI9IO, nIOHIaT1 -EUE. -
The Golden City has arrived with passengers
that left New York July -.
Acapnlco has been surrounded BY the forces 81 Ava
re, Gen Uragl has declared for the Empire. bat only
q few hundred Of his followed him. large Liberal
force holds Coma. The blockade Of Hanzanilla is not
enforced.
The mining shares market Is dull. and transactions
unimportant
Australian dates Of June show falling off In gold
receipts.
The Indian troubles in Utoh supposed 20 be at an
end Gen. Conner having sent out troops.
An emigrant reports a massacre 81 several hundred
emigrants by the Snake Indians in Idaho The story
lacks confirmation.
SAS FRAScIscO. Tuesday. Aug. q 1901
The steamer Oregon from British Columbia and
Oregon brings nearly s00O0 in gold dust. mostly from
the Oregon and Idaho mines.
Victoria papers record the finding Of rich mines on
Snake and Loech Rivers. twenty twO miles irOm Veto
ria. There ~ great rush in that direction.
Idado is increasing In population.
Mining reports are contradictory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
DIED.

FRasFR--On Wednesday morning Aug ~ IN snis Guy
James Webb eido.t " Janes w. and Mary f"ef' In
IN. relative. and friend. Of the hmGs respectfully 70,
aensa =" .,sI' a an .ss street, thi. Thursday
49,, a. n .',looA The remains vii bs Inferred IN ffii'y
Ccmstefy
HEYER-A. P.asic N. j. on wedae'dsy n,orn'ns' Aus ~
John eysr ss this city n the oe'h ysa 81, %. ~ ~
IN. friend. AID relatives Of she deccsscd ana o. ~ % "
law the Rev rs.eh. sogs orc ass Church ps..ac
n j. friday the a.a ia' S at ?o 9oi ss I s
leave Zoo, Of Chanber' street. ~ tie a, H. d.oo Z.
convoy isses to tho house
~ ssyIPrn Aler.ndhs Egypt on Saturday, July D on
board hoard, ~ II. j"ssap. Ml..ionsr, to Syria
u,NTI,RN-At FORTRESS Monroe. ON Thur'dsy Aus. T.
Adiutan. Benjamin o. hntur. s.d Regiment NJ l. VOLS
.oa Of tho late wm. III. Mmturn
IT, r dives aud friend. OF tbs family respectfully invited
=, ,,,snd the funeral Thursday Aur IL at p M itcn
tho second Reformed Dutch Church. Now bfun'~ea ~
oTis-On Monday, Aug &, 81 sm'thtown hon. l'aha ~
the residence Of her son, A. W: Off, Mrs hene. OTIS
widow OF the late Jacob OILS Of rruxon Cortland County
nr.r r .gvie were held ~ nhowu and the remains In
TERED In Greenwood
Cortland County Peper' please copy
TAILMAN-Ou Wednesday Aug TO- Nancy IalIlan. La the
18Th year OF her age after short iunss a. to %
her Abm =. Newkirk, South Bergen, the widow
pnpsra .eyce. ON Thurdsy afternoon at n O'Clock. ei
r.naius viii he taken Friday ncSns 10 C.srAsto~n
Rockand County, for intermcnt
TOMKINS - On Tuesday evening Aus; 5. 1874, o. tss'
Orange n j. Emma Augusta. infant dsugLer u Wslisi
and Emma A. Tomkius aged months and % days
Tie friends the family invited 70 attend the funeral
the houss in Prospeet street, tomorrow (Thursdsy /"
osock p. M
WiLLIAMSOE-in Brooklyn, on "wednesday, Aug 10 W
advanced sgr Miss AnuA H. Williamson, long nonoe' VI
the Rsptist Church, City Of New YORK.
Her friends are requested TO attend The funeral from we
trail Baptist Church Of Broohiys. Bridge street, 81,
Myrtle sveuus and willouyhby street, - seasss o. '
dAy shsraoop, the t2th iust
wYCKOPr-On Tuesday. Aug. g. Gersude widow OF r''e'
Wyckoa, 10 the slth year Of her sse .v ,.v,,.,
Tn, and fsnds Of the family rsspeets
10 attend her funeral Tharsdsy, Aug u, - IaosI..
p ~. from her lss residence Fnslins s'""''
wOOLsEY-Ou Tuesday, Aus O. Mary bshsy R We .,
Th-odoru. Bailey Woossy and dsnshssi " Ave- ' y"
Funeral At Trinity Chapel IVES, Twenty alta "Esss
90 Ts.,.Ssr IN. ii,h es, al u O'CLOCK p -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

A great many side hits are being naeo
p,.ct.tion Bitters, az score or two OF dsin'ese"
,d Ia have sudssvo.od TO initiate or countnre 49,
~. II Of N. uss The people won't b long imposed 49,
rh Plantation Bitter, are increasing In use and popea
,xerv d,y ard that's what's the matts They are 10 S
sized bottle. and made uss they were as n" and VIZ ~
,iny, to BE- or We shall stop making them.
Tn. P.nsstoa Bnters purify strengthen and nvs'ssss
The, create healthy appetite. 49,
Ihry are an sntido.e TO change OF wstef and diet
Thew overcome effects Of dissipation and lte hoo!@
They strengthen the system and enlivcn the MIND
1hsy nreyrnt mia attic and intermittant levers
They purify tho breath and scdity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation .
Th,y euro pisrrh.a Chorrs, and Cholsrs Morbus
Tbey euro Liver Com plant and Nervous Headschs
They maize tie weak strong, the hnsuid brilliant ana N
exhausted natures srea. The Recipe and iu C'~
Lar Are around each bottle. Csrgymen, Merchant s"s
sons whose sedeuary habits induce weakness
t.,ion heart lack Of apostle distress aer n'''
complaint consip patton &c. will hnd i~"ed'd" and pss's
r,u relief In those Blt,e But above ALL tnsy arc '0''
,o,,d,d To weak and delicate females and mothef@
They are cold BY q. respectable merchants see 'A'i ''o.
ho b,, o,r ,y,.e Uui.sd States Stamp over the cok md
steel plate aide label
B.v.r. of rhled bottles See that the stamp has no' 90
,.nn,.a 9th Any person pretending to sell ran'aaos
p,,. h, m, GALLON swinder and inpostor and 'noud
- ,.oor.dtous n. DRAKE 4 Co,
No 81 Psrk row. N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
Duslness Notifies.

Assign OF THE TMgs.-Mr A. MeRrON, tho
eminent manufacturer Of Gold Pens has length been COM
PEELED by continual advance In nominal values caused oy
tho imitation Of Currency, to advance the prices oil LIS
sood. lie has stood oa. through many months mourning
heavy lo.,s IL the hope that the end of tho War woud
,oe.dy enable him 10 boast that he had sold bis fens
throughout at Peace prices, but be give. notice to-day that be
can s,aud Oh, no onyer and hencech charge enough
for hi. good. tr cost This formed an advance In
prices. net quite sccursey Every farmer can buy one
dor,n or hundred Of MoRross Pens Tor Las Produce
every uAnuae,or for less Cloth every workman Tor les.
Labor than IN isso 1, Is simply sr5sdusmens OF nominal
TO values We hope to hear that his trade 10 UNAFFECTED
by IL, for bold 1t m,ns true interest 10 buy any more
than to eel good. for csA than aeir honesscost-
Tribune July II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
ArIycpn R,orRRs ARRESTED. -

ALLEGED RIOTERS ARRESTED. - Yesterday
mor,iug Officers Harris aud Nermilyea OF the
Eighteenth Precinct arr, sted Florence Scannc Dn' III
Frederick (nlias Baltimore Jsok -. John Scanned
owen a:roghceon. Peter wsdc and EDWARD McGsnley.
All II whom i'll large gang Of Citing and acee ed
thieves, are said 20 have been engaged in hostile
encounter In which pistols used. on the south
II app.nr, that fud has for some time existed between
The Scammel. Brelcriok and Others, on the one side
and Geoghegan Wade and Gauley on the other, and
ilat thc rivals. having met near tie Umpire Hotel
ENGAGED In ierco strght and several " the pugiliss
having beea severely injured their friends resorted to
pistols which were fred Ia tho number Of score or
moro shots; but ~ the shots were fatal The
accused were subsequently arrested a. above. under
warrant from Justice iedwth. and when iaAeI before
him were saen required to give 400 bail 10 appear
beiore the Court OF Sessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
New Register OF Trsassry-Wr. stanton
ha. not Resigned-Amounte Of the Pub
Ellbf.
specsl Disps'ch to TIE N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, A

specsl Dispa'ch % Thr n Y. Tdbun".
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Aug 10 1864.
j.. b. Colby, esq, Of Vermont, will receive
bis commission az Register Of the Treasury to-day vice
tho Hon l.. T.. Chitte0den, resigned
The rumor that Secretary Stanton has rendered his
resi- gnaton, and that 1t has been accepted.
surcd is totally without foundation.
The following IL correct statement OF the public
debt ss appears from the books Trcasurers returns.
and acquisitions in the Treasury Department on Aug.
o. Amount outstanding debt bearing interest in coin
ess4 GA lgl -; Debt bearing interest in lawful money
s42l Sal 500 o.; Debt which interest has ceased.
$780, 40 co. Debt bearing interest s5s2. sN o.;
Total a S1 Gig SlI 60; Interest, so 1851 80 SCI
765 OO2 Az Total interest ga to- IT, The unpaid
Ieau ,tious amount Sig720OO1 and the amount ia
the Treasury subject TO draft, Sla62i2J2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

UorgL Malor-Gen. Francis 5.
Barlow. who -has recently been called to mourn the
Irrupar, bio loss OF his loving and patriotic wife, at
the brevooit House He will Join his command at the
iront In day or two.
Hon d. Pra,, and wife. Syracuse; Capt. McDougslL
u g. Navy; Col +. Kent nth Illinois aud Capt MOTIF
son. Toronto are ~ the Metropolitan Hotel 49,,
Hon y. Someryie. Kingston. &. w Col. ID hIn'i
Augusta Me. and Major lehman, Washington. Mo ~
the Aston House. ,,.v
Nal ton. Hooker leh the Astor House Yesterday
afternoon, In the Hudson River boa ca rolto To ms
,e.jdence on tho Uudson The mombcrs Of hs sta'i
es az an earlier hour In the day for their several hoos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
MARIE ID,

TrsFNLORD - WEAVER - On Tas.day Aus o. mo
Ep.cor.l Church FlusLink by the Row T. su.th Nii,
Jerome 4 Fi-nord Of New ork 10 Miss annie dAoshe'
of Mr George Weaver of Flashing. Long lsiAId-
HALsEY-MlILS-On Tue.day, Aug 9, Ia tho Pfesoyte
nan Church Astoria by the Rev r. T. Stead oeofsr a.
Ht.ey TO AIMS. daughter OF EDWIN MUS. ESQ
PLOTrS-sLAyES--At New Orleans CD Sat uday July ~
by tho Rev. Nj Smith Rector Of So Jo.eph' Cnurcn "a
PLOTS Of lam,por Pa to Mis- Csihsns Sisven Of the
above city.
Phiade phis par~rs please copy
sCo1vr-DF vEAU-On Tuesday, AuE At tho Ansn.,res'
" Cbnfrl b, tho Rev Georgo ). Hare OF NewbuEsh,
t,.srs, soott 10 Rachel A. DO Neau both VI ls city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

OswsGo Ang. '.--fLoUR dull and dropping WHEAT IL
gurt ard lowers sales at % Canada currency for Chicago
Spring No. L. Red Winter 81 IS; White Canada, Ff s3
loRs dull aid lower; No. Illinois, 81 4sj No. oil a.
Caral FREIoBrs G0a6ic Flour, l3ic Whss and 2o
ON Cora 10 New.York. Imports: 3d,U0 BUSH Wheat tx
ponrs: lloJO bush Wheat. $4,000 bush Corn, 300 bush
Peas IN ,,,
ST Loru. Acs. lo.--TOsAooo weak. FLouR dull WEsa1
Armer CORN mer OATS advanced 5D4c sales at 800 BIC
PWIfApyIpHIA Auc. 0--FLoUR dull Superbne. 90 2Sd
80 s0 Extra, sCosIo So wHrAr dali sale. 1000 bush
old. ~ 80; new, 81 62@$s 90 whts; ~ !s0ss ~
new syo old soas2c 100 hhdA QuEAcrTnox BARK sod
Ssl PROVISIONS quiet Poa quis aes. x4Sg PSI LARD
nm; Guide, a3d5so rehned in bond so1ssc; do nee
xSUtNc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
Tuv Hoasp,uoEps' STRIKE HOMICIDE

teriay Coroner Ronncy went 10 the residence Of MI
HAIRY Milev a, No i24 West Forty second street ana
,L INST one James Brannigan, member Of the Horse
,hoer, ssoc!ation struck Mr. Miey the head Win
hammer and inflicted wound which can hardly iaii
% prove mortaltls cause Of The assault being nr.
the testimony Coroner Ranney committed Irsnuxah 70
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