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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-28
NV World's Special.l

WASHINGTON, June 25LP. M.--Our cor
respondent writes. under date of yesterday
morning, that we now permanently hold
the Petersburg and Weldon railroad south
of Petersburg. The 9th corps had severe
back several miles. and hold the railroad in
an intrenched position. Other important
movements are in progress.
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Philadelphia NIarket-June 27.

Trade very dull.
FL0UR-Firm. Sales Ohio and extra family at
So 1909 90.
WHEAT--Firm, Sales of red at q 1892 Is.
C0RN-Sieady atSl 5S.
PROVISl0N-Advancing
PETROLEUN-No crude in market. Refined in
bond 7g97lc do free e0982c.
WHlSkY-Unse Sales at 81 90l2l rs.
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New RAILROAD ARRANGEMEST.--Atte
tlon is directed to the new summer arrange
ment now In operation on the Columbus
and Indianapolis Railway, advertised in
another column Of this impression. Tie
road Is in excellentcondition aud Is sman-
aged with aview to the accommodation of
ippers and passengers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-28

The Commercial says of the accident on
the Erie railroad, that it was less serious
than at first reported. The accident occur
red at o'clock on Sunday morning, and
and a gravel train. The only person killed
was laborer who was on the gravel train.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-28

A LARGE lot of all kinds of fruit cans for
sale at G. s. Pfaff's Glass and Queenswarc
store, 259 South High street, at low rates at
wholesale and retail,
June11-3tw6w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-28

GONE EAsT.-The Fund Commissioners
Of the State started to New York yesterday,
to pay the July interest on the public debt
of the State.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ELLSLER'S ATHENEUM.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY OF
ITALIAN OPERA.

Sig. RrignOli's Farewell i'm America.
MAX STRAK0S 0SCTI respectfully informs tho pub
lie of Columbus and vicinity, that he has succeed
ed, at great expense. in making arrangements with
the principal lyric artists from the Italian Opera
Academy Of Music, Boston, New York and Phia-
delphia. including
MISS ADELAID PHILLIPS,
The celebrated Prima Donna Contralto;
Sig. BRIGNOLI, Tenor: Sig. MANCliSl, Baritone;
Sig. SUSI\I, Bsssr; Nine. ZAPPuCCl, Cd Donna;
Signori L0CATELLI and NARDINI, Cd Bassg;
Under the Musical Direction Of Sig. BENDELARl,
to give in COLUMBUS
Two Opera Nights Only!
Wednesday & Thursday, June 90 q 80.
First night, WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 2s
will be presented Rossini's Famous Comic Opera,
II Barbiere ri Siviglia.
Miss PHILLIPS in her admirable rnlc Of Rosina;
Sig. BRIGN0Ll, Almavva; Sig. MANCUSI, Fign-
70; Sig. SUSlNl in his g,eat role of Don B-rtulO;
Mad. ZAPPUCCl, Bertha; Sig. LOCATELLl,
Basilio.
Thursday, June 3Oth,
LAST OPERA NIGHT, Donizetti's Delightful
Comic Opera,
DON PA5oUAL
With the above Star cast.
R4- Admission, Palquete aud Dress Circle, 75c;
Reserved Seats 81; Family Circle, SOC; Boxes. SO.
s8-Seats may be secured at John Settlers Music
Store, for either Of the two nights, commencing
Monday. at oclsck A. NJ.
Doors ope at *: opera commences at
je25-dtd at
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THos @. WARE. MILTON sAYLER'
WARE & SAYLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS At Law
office, No. 81 West Third street,
Cincinnati. O.
mchs84-tf
Sheriff q Sale.

sherlf1 Q Gale.
Michael g. Mains OF al.) Court Of Common Pleas Of
VS.. Eranklin county. Ohio.
Mary Ream ct ais. Sale in Partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the Court Of Common Pleas of franklin county
to me directed will offer for sale at public auc-
ton at the doorof the Court House, tho City Of Co
lumhus, on
Tuesday, the 2sth day of June, A. d. 1854,
ss,st beiOv stnstc IN b na ~ Ies
the State Of Ohio, and In the town Of Franklinton
and described az follows. to wit: a.Ll
t5s)
Appraised at si200--twelye hundred dollars.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thira Of the purchase mo-
ney paid on the day Of sale; one third in one year
and ont-third in two years. with interest from the
day of sac and the deferred pavpents 10 he secured
by promissoiy notes aud 10 r rag, on said premises.
ss sss.f it-'HS- " I!,ilAd DOMIdAN,
SheiiG Of Franklin County.
4 rrinters fees 90 o. -sSis ~ IA
msyaS -dttAfvtd sssrrsl y sfta
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market--June 27.
Money more active and firm at ? per cent; report
ed as high as per cent.
Sterling irregular, unsettled and decidedly higher
opening at $40, and closing at 253a255 in currency
Gold irlner and excited; opening at 2l8ag20, ad-
vancing to 233D237, and closing at 23i@g33.
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NEW FIRM.
r oSE & BEEN,
Merchant TailOrs,

y'h4.al 81 t3t 1fblff s1m fgsf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-21
OUR CAVALRY CONOUEsTs

The pecan that shall rightly celebrate the
triumphs Of our cavalry since the COM
mencement of the war should be written in
some gallant metre, in which the sound shall
form rafting accompaniment to the sense.
That pecan would be one Of pride, indeed.
We have not only kept pace with all the
achievements Of olden times-we have not
only Illustrated the prowess and military
genius which have already made world
renowned a few names, and handed them
down to us from antiquity, but we have
accomplished these results under circum-
stances peculiarly fitted to retard them. The
achievements OF the cavalry arm of the service
! constrain admiration and challenge criticism.
If, at the beginning Of the war; il was q mis-
| take TO suppose that we could dispense with
cavalry, or at least that it need not be en-
ployed to any great extent, that mistake has
at least been corrected speedily, aud with
results which are necklaced together into a
series Of the most brilliant military triumphs
Of any age. But it is not as themes for the
poet, nor as objects for the historians calm
applause, that they need be more especially
considered.
Every thoughtful plain, honest, sober
thinking business man has an interest in them
We may sing the song Of victory in our
most triumphant keys, and we may glory
almost 10 extravaganza in the results achieved
by proper use of the ''magnifcentlY stern
array" Of battle. But it is the solid cOn,e-
quences which secure lasting appreciation
Il is by the appreciation we award in our
sober second thought" that the amount Of
our gains il 70 be guaged.
We have no puny growth OF cavalry leaders
They are men Of choice parts, and like the
knights Of Lear" all particulars Of duty
know They are all gallant, men who are not
long in seeing what 70 do, and who are stin
quicker in doing IT, The corps Of KAUrz and
breyet Brigadier-General SPEAR, for instance.
have achieved an amount OF solid good
not even yet appreciated TO the full Then
we have KMPATHCK and MCCOOK, under
SHERMAN, the careful DEvIy, the vehement
and brilliant CUSTER, the gallant MERRITT,
the experienced and accomplished ToBBEET,
and General POWELL, who has distinguished
himself in the Valley. SHERIDAN has not
yet made his last raid. We may be sure he
has plenty Of brilliant things TO accomplish,
and that be will achieve them in the most
thorough manner
The entirety and completeness OF our sue
cess is the chief cause for self-cOngratulation
and the success itself is garnished and set off
by the unprecedentedly brilliant style In which
Il has been consummated. The TYRTEUs TO
sing our triumphs should not be lame. He
should be berO-pOet who has taken part in
the contest, and who has fine, noble thoughts
evolving nom heart which beats with health
fui blood circulating in frame of perfect
mould But IN SHERIDAN, and KAUTz, and
ToRBERr' and MERRITT, and CUSTER, and
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nC5y1 GIRARD BANK, PHILADELPHIA,

49, October ~, 1854.
GeneTal meeting OF the Stockholders OF this Bank
win he held at the Banking house OH MONDAY, the
2lst day OF November next, at II O'Clock NJ 10
consider and decide whether this Bank shall be-
come an Association for the business OF Banking,
under tho laws Of the United States and whether IL shah
the powers conferred by the Act the Legsa
tUe OF this entitled IAN Act enabling the banks Of
this Commonwealth to become associations for banking
under the laws OF the Emitted States approved 29d Au
gust lsCf and to take any further action that may be
necessary.
The election FOR Directors win be held at The same place
the same day November n between the hours VI 10
A. NJ, and T..
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders under the
charter will lie held a. the Banking House, TUES
DAY Tie let day OF November, at u O'Clock M.
W. L. sCHAFFER,
lt-le mn noel Cashier.
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Treason IN THE CAN'T.

The Richmond Congress has its troubles,
just as the United States Congress used TO
have its troubles when the 'chiyalry" ruled in
Its halls. The Scriptural assertion, that there
isno peace for the wicked, holds good in the
case Of the wisdom assembled at the Rebel
capital. Only the other day, DAVIS startled
the legislators with his message: and on
another day sEDDoE, in his report. made their
eyes roll about as wildly as those of a diving
gladiator in the 9Th act. These. however.
were outside difnculdes-DAv1s and his War
Secretary are outsiders, having no voice IN the
august deliberations Of that august body
known as the Confederate Congress- ,rbs
distinguished members Of that Council can ,se
their pleasure regarding the President and the
Secretary, and they sit in solemn judgment on
al they do or all they ask for. They assum,
that both Of these functiOnares are servant
Of the people. Perhaps they are, for tn
present,
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DIED

BI NNERS-Uu the evening OF the 18Th instant.
ELIZABETH BENNIRS, In the 73d year Ofhcr age
The relatives and friends of the family invited
attend the funeral, rom the residence Mrs, sarah
Benncr-, y. W, corner OF Firth and Brown streets
Tuesday morning, 2ld instant. at 90 O'Clock.
BOWMAN.--Ou the lqth Instant, alter a short Illness
JONATHAN BOWMAN, IN the J)th year h. age.
The reau and feud- OF the family also ProtecL
Lodge, No 243 J. o. OF o. E spectiuy invited
attend the funeral, nom his late residence MonHm M
road, the Laneaster pike, HestOnvlle, Twenty
fpurth ard Wednesday next, 2jd inst, a. 10
without further notice. Funeral proceed AsHuF.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
DORLAND. About the sd Inst. at Fortress Monroe
OF disease contracted In the trenches, In Of the
enemy works Petersburg, ROBr W, DDRLA NJ.
Company b, Ninety-seventh Regiment Pennsyl UnlG
Veteran VOLUNTEERS, In the 20th year OF his age,
JAY On the 18TH instant NELSON JAY in the 4!d
year OF his age.
invited 20 attend his funeral, nom his late residence
No 7Qe Erie street this Monday afternoon, 4lsl inst
az O'Clock, without turthel notice
MOORE suddenly, on Sabbath morning, 90.h instant,
Miss SALLlE A. MOORE, daughter OF John 5, Moore.
Tie relatives and friends respectfully Invited 20 az
t0nu e funeral, ron her late residence, No ljj NJ Nrtl
street., gI wednesday afternoon az O'Clock.
TYNDALE.-ur0ausd On the ONO river, on tonIed. of
OcoEtr 2ls, we 10 command OF bis company proceed
llr Cn 4ntOl 70 6alpOAf, lJr ne purpose Ct U.lU.
his regiment, Lieutenant WILLIAM EMMETT TNN-
DALE, aItlc lgld eg.meu. P V,r aged 30 years.
Duo notice OF the funeral viii be given should h.s body
tl recovered,
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MARRIED..

EYERETT-BUC CHANAN.-On the 18th Instant. by
the RI. Rev. Bishop Stevens, Lieut.. T.. h. EVERETT
second Massachusetts Artillery, LETITIA daughter
Of Geo Buchanan, Esq, OF Centre county, Pa
JONES-WlLLIAMS.-NOve her lath, at st. Peters
Church, by the Rev Dr, Leeds, Mr.. EVAN JO- ES 20
Miss MARY ANN " lLLIAMS,
sCTHEELAND-BhEWER,- the 10Th instant a;
Annapolis Md, by the lcy. j. Garland Hammer Dr.
CHARLES ST 1IIE q AND Surgeon U. 5. Army "a
KATE BREWER, eldest daughter uf the late Irdgs
Nichoas Brewer Of Annapolis, Md.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
ACAIEMY or MUSIC.
Lgssc, and dManaacr.................r r1vy 4. rORD.
(Also Of Holiday streci Theatre Banimore. Fords
H,v Theatre, Washington, aud The Alexandra (ya)
hr Ford finds pleasure inannouneing thsthchas leased
ron SiX WEEKS.
fbr the express purpose o. introducing
Mr. EDWIN FORREST,
In A'' "ItSTiS5i C6Rioi x pSTfGG'"on Sts, Of
IN Slakt spearc tragedy Of that title
TOR THE tIEST TIME IN PHILADELPHIA.
Uuusus care has been tsken TO render the dmout pro
StSrEErIECE or suAKEsrEtEE
compete and petcot IN all It's dramatic and mechanics.
Mtcu or THE sCENFRN IS ENTIRELY new.
aui nom the pCncl. Of the eminent scenic artist,
..... ,....--.. CHARLES \. GLfI, ESQ,
WEAPoSS, AND
were expressly manufactured for the pis from correct
historical designs and IS thought will prove On their
SURPRISINGLY BEAUTIFUL.
10 Is attempt to Illustrate the power and beauty Of
liberal enterprise command from tho highest thoari.
may be deemed worthy tho patronage and the lasting
remembrance o. eyery loyc1 Of The Bard OF All Time
Tic tragedy concludes with
THE MURDER OF COEloLASUS,
and magnificent reprcs entation Of his honorable
FUNERAL PYRE.
RE-Aoeording TO Fluatch te Nolscans, after the KILL
ing Of CurOanus dressed him I'm his gen ras robe, aud
laid his corpse magnificent bier which carded
martial exploits. Before him borne the sp'ils he
had taken from the enemy the crowns he had gancd and
was laid on the pile when pile consumed they
gathered up his ashes which they inferred on the spot
The BoN Sheet sale OF secured paoos opes
between the hours of9 and az O'Clock.
Admission, 20 and p cents.
Secured seats 90 cents additional. . -
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FINE CLOTHING,
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bSSF@ ARMY, NAVY, AND
B5G Cothing Embroidered. shoulder strA ''|
&c, N styie uhiWPssssdi al very reduced pl
Merchant TaiA.
los On No.F0EHTH siSset above Ohesnd
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A GOOD NUMBER. R."-VARTETIES OF
~ Human Character, illustrated Faces Ia Profile
Grades Of lnteigence-scenes 10 Mad House with Ike
ntsses-lnteleetaal Cuure-Woman's Sphere-Cho'ce o.
idiots.
"1llE PARSONS COURTSHIP. "A Spartan MAJ
T!age-Ihe Whc q Pruning Rnifo-Whom 70 Marry
Mixed Iempeaments Bes-rhe WIes Appeal-rhe IN
SPOKEN Wlrnlns-Aro Dreams ProphedcY -Omeus and
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lie C0mmittees, VIII please present .' || ~
sIensd before tie Let Oi December, lhJ .|H
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