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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-22

ATTEMPT TO ROB A DISCHARGED SOLDIER.
An attempt was made in the city yester-
day to rob discharged soldier Of the cd
O.V. l., who had just received his pay at
Camp Chase. A fellow, in the guise of a
Lieutenant, followed the soldier from place
to place, and pretended TO be very friendly.
Taking his intended victim into saloon,
he offered to treat him, and while the soldier
was in the act of drinking, shook, as if by
accident q handkerchief in his face, con-
tanning the fumes of chloroform or some
other substance, producing faintness and
stupor. Some Of the soldiers comrades
who happened to be near, saw and under
stoedywhat was going on, and came up to
the rescue of their friend. The rascal made
off with some confederates who were lying
In wait at the door. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-22

HIGH SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-The two
days examination of thepupils in the High
School closed yesterday afternoon. 1t was
throughout satisfactory, and is spoken of
In the highest terms by the members of the
Board of Education, the clergymen and
other visitors who were present. The sew
.eral lclasses under their respective teachers
--Messrs. Hutchinson and Westgate and
Misses Ambrose and Parker--acquitted
themselves we'll, and in a manner creditable
alike to pupils and instructors.
The commencemente texercises of the Grad
1uating Glass take place is.eyening in the
Hall Of the High School building, COM
mencing at eight o'clock. They will con-
sist Of declamations. and, the, reading Of
original compositions. Parents, and all
others interested In Clustering the cause Of
I, public education in our city, should be pres
iaent at the High School exhibition this
~ f'inth91 ia JS9m Df ~ 1a7S' jgdj
o 0VsSsttn6c GliuGisIu9 az hl5lft Ji,W Ia ,sGJfi -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-22
Receivers sale.

= / will sell on Thursday, June %, at IL
O'Clock, op the corner Of High and State
streets, one Carriage, Harness and Horse.
Terms cash. % z blA4|
- s---EE9 GEORGE CONVERSE, Receiver.
". r, GLAzIER, ,Anctioneer. ,s.v,a
june2l-d2t ...,\.t
iiL-.t1rDi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-22
~5 lose d, ATWOOD'S
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,
AND ~
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonsirst-
ed the superiority Of this machine all others for
the purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders for the san Q.
- This machnery comprises everything requisite for
the boring of oil wells. excepting the STEAM EN-
CINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, Cbut
will be furnished, if desired, at reasonable price,
and dispenses with the use of the Derrick, Rope,
| Bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive FIX
lures now in use. and is so arranged, being con-
structed on wheels and portable that it can be ca
silly removed for the purpose of sinking wells in diff
ferent localities.
THE DETRITUS is removed from the well BY
our patent Hydraulic process, and does not require
the removal Of the drill from the boring This pro-
cess not only removes all the detritus in from to
10 minutes, but tlikewise efectualy clears out and
opens all the small oil veins that are so often entire
ly closed up by the old process of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer,
awoll can be sunk from 400 to 600 feet withna Pc
rod from l5 to 30 days after tho soil pipe has been
driven. -.-a--.a.. -..-.-r.....-... ...-...-
Arrangements are being made for the construction
and delivery of these machines at New ork, Nor
wich, Newburg N. Y. and Pittsburg. Penna.
For further information. price, terms, &C., address
SIMEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
aprl5-d&w3meop New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-22

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-22

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-22

b. -f' AT Retail in Columbus By -
J. r. COOK, r. JONES Il son, S. E. SAMUEL,
GaROBERTS, THRABL q BE NitAM, sc HU Ell
lER CO., and FOR sale by -
Druggists 1Iverywhcre.
feb4-d&tweow1y
Smyrna times., 1865-05-17
FOutX'S Mixture,

EOutX'S Mixture.
The Best LininleHt for Min and Beast nOac in Use
This Is a and rcIablc K, rntdl tor the cure of
Rheumatism. Painful Nervous AtleslIons Spraii.s
Burns SWELL ts and all disease requiring exIer
nIi application IN man.
Oh ltOrses !; "Iil never fail 10 Po Evil Fls-
tuA Od R"hhI 70 sores. or Sweeney, II property ap-
pied FOR S,rius Bru, (, Scrtctes CRACK ed ilnois
ChateS Saddle C".iar Calls Crs aud Wounds II is
an 'nl'hble Remedy Try ii and be convinced of lis
efficacy.
RHECHA TISN
Persons afflicted with thus Disease no matter oGbow
long standing, can he rnoptlv nud "il"cuailv cured
ny using lhis Mixture. There nolhing tie world
so sure and - good Ia take nVay bad tORNS aud
cure tROST 81 fES as ttIS preparation. Try II and
satisfy Ou's' Ives. Price % ond 50 CIs a BnllIe
Prepared by \ FOI' W a. BRO
At their Wholesale Drug and MrdirIne Derot
'" 10 Franklin street, BalIImOrc, Md.
For S'l' hy James T.. jiolIrrker and j Wesley Dem
nev. Sm!r II, aud b. lIrot gesis an $tOrekeepers
thr"ugj''ut ih' HnI1cd States.
The above medicines can he had at manurlrtnrer's
"i J"hn~on. holloway q CoNden, No. % North SIKH
ST., rhiIadeip iphih mV26.jv
Smyrna times., 1865-05-17
Farmers, Take Notice.
TASkEEs & CLARK

u
for !he las eigh; years have gwen gen.
era satisfaction those who have used lhem We re-
fer 10 'he
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
made from fine ground Bones, Peruvian Guano and
other FertlIzine Ingredients and sold al The rate Of
500 per ton CT 1000 lbs Also, 10 The
MEAT AND BONE COMPOST,
made from refuse Meat, Boue and other oal from the
Slaughter House,-Prte $40 per ton
N. B-A supt rior arlIce Of Bone Dust, at market
prices. Address TASKER y CLARK,
S. w. corner Eighth d Washington SIS.
mh9 3m thade pnia.
91r Also for .aIe by a. McCONAGHY, Kent co,
Del
Smyrna times., 1865-05-17

Extra Silk and Sctch Gingham UMBRELLAS.
CANES, sc. CASSIMERES for Men aud Boys
u All orders promptly filled. Entire sati~tac
tion guaranteed. my2l
Smyrna times., 1865-05-17

splendid stock of
LINEN COLLARS,
Lockwood's Coth-Iincd PAPER COLLARS,
The Moulded COLLAR,
SLtn Enamrled COLLARS,
AND AIL PAPER COLLARS.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-17
FOR MILCH COWS.

The property this Powdrr possesses in in
creasing the quantity Of Mix in Cows, gives
it an importance and value which should
place it in the hands Of every person keeping
Cow. BY actual experiment it has proven
that it will increase the quantity of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent, and make the Butter
firm and sweet. In httcning Cattle, it gives
them an appetite, looscns their hide and
makes them thrive much faster.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-17
SHRINER'S
EsalsaaaliC Cough syrup.

For COughs, Cotds, Group, Whooging Congh, Astl-
ma, Brochiis, Splitting Of Biood, Pain nnd Weak
ness Of Breai, DUcp!ty Of BrcHding, sc.
Thl, Syrup is purely NEGErtBIK COMPOUND. II
is pleasant TO take and never does nlury bul ou ing
10 lis pure ing qualities do good any cir-
cumsIances. ls effect Is truly w0nde' de'iul-soothlng
calming and alIayIng the most vlOenl Coughs; Pun.
lying, Srcng hcning and lnyIgortng The whole Sv,.
ten; calming and >nnjhing The nerves; aIlIue ttd IA.
clnlau"g ESpec'oraion; and healing we DISEASED
LUNGS thus striking at the root OF Disease and drl.
wing il from the system
CROUP.
No chiid need die OF Group II this Syrur proper.
ly used AID used IN Time. Mothers having CrOupy
children should watch the Hr>. show ui tie Disease,
and always keep this Hie;y 1T hand
For Coughs alter moaS!, This s,rnp is excel.
lent Experience has proven that II Is eqnaIied b,
no GIher preparailun
Price 40 cts. a Bottle or three Bottles fer sI.l0
Prepared hv S. \ FOUTZ 4 BRO
Al Iher wholesale Drug aud Mrdrlne DEPOT.
No llG Franklin 81 Baltimore, nd.
ST-t"r sale by James ioheckcr ami J. W Den.
hey SMYRNA md Druggists and StOrekeepers lhroug h.
out the United States.
, 1865-08-26
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1865.

ment for August asys the return. Of
are .cEy FIJI nd showa slight ginning Of the wheat
II Eew Ensnd 5si % and hs Mae sses o
nbont one and three equsrtefs millions Of bushels In
The s!ate 1f Ma1ylana. and deficiency Of e, Isl
bushels in The Northern and Northwestern Status
The Gc1n crop ezeftes The greatest interest. It
promises eytrJwhere 10 be good. The potato crop
l. almost a. promising !s a. that q con- The other
nia Hnhcst s1op vii b. IN more thsa th' compen- On
sasa for oye b ths i ssfs'enss 81 nt q d. s ea5
exhibits general milling of in the amount planted.
The heavy revenue which manufactured produces,
and tho apprehension Of tax on the leaf are as-
signed by Some Of the correspondents ~ the reason
tor the diminished production. The amount Of wool
and increase of sheep are shown BY tables to be In
like proportional advance to what they haye exhh-
dooe for this interest what protective Laws under
high tariH, ailed to accomplish 70: 1t.
Parrtuns.
The newspaper reports that the President has
stopped extending panlous, -are contradteted
BY she fact that to-oay he has granted
Minister from Belgium.
aEr. Maurice De1fosse was presented By the Sec
retary Of Stale to The Precedent Today, tn The Qtal.
iy Of hinlser residenl Of bis haesty The king o.
said it was his Est duty md be was happy to tn.
I'll H. to represent to The President The constant
friendship Of the King and to express the wishes Of
n1os1esy ns Me and nd ri q tie unted staes As
c- himself The sad he should have 40 other
object tnan ca-a5osing to deserve the Prcstdents s
favorable regard apd to maintain friendly relations
be.wcen tic Government OF Belgium aud The
United States nnd to dsaw more closely the tie Of
tsisadehip which happily exists between tue Two
10 Ills the PFessaent .eplled:
sMB. DELF0asE: ! receive you With pleasure As a
representatives Of Ills majesty the King Of Belgium,
, 1865-08-26

way. heard him say she was one Of the
party that shot Major Gen. McCook, In Ken
lucky, md hoped for IN opportunity to shoot
other id Yankee Generals In the same
way"
At aflIlen our treatment vas, if possible,
starved, neglected, aud every possible threat
and bribe resorted to to Induce us TO take the
oath Of allegiance to the Rebel Government
Other witnesses Of my Company can SUBJ
stantsate this statement.
e. C. McKA1v,
LIST seEgt. Co. E, I'd o. G. Y. Y.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
10th day Of August, 1855.
RopERr Y. TeAER,
Lieut.. and Act. Adjt., 2d o. G. Y. '.
, 1865-08-26
Another Witness against Capt. Hef1
: CANT % Ono CAVALRY, VET. Vols,
Sr4E0r1ELp, No., Aug. 10, 1866. I

2THlAdfltLns at1sl 1AHt3s Aea As'~'
Edftnra Cleyeland Herald;
T"cing noticed In the Herald the atfdayits
- L.. rn+5t,r It persons {wlo have been held as
,t;ad.nIa " nu nj .hes treatment, and what
tIeT tea eaw at The hands Of the different rebel
nrison keepers, will, with your permission,
add my name 70 the list il you sec proper to
publish my statement.
am Sergeant IN Co. E, I'd ONO cavalry !;
was capturcd at Ashland, w., June l.. 1854;
WIS taEcn to Libby Prison, thence to Ander.
sonyi]lc. Ga where I remained e6out 1oaf
months: thence to Savannah and Millen, Ga.
While at Andersonyille, Capt. Wcrz bad
charge Of the prison and suprmtcnaea inc
issuing of rations. was sergeant oi de-
tachment eco mem, and issued the rataons re.
a1,orf three ounces Of decayed bacon and a
INIT Of corn meal. Putrid beef and pint Of
much were issued in lieu Of bacon and meal.
Occasionally beans with more oags tnah
henns1 were issued In lieu Of meat Our ra-
tions were not sufficient to appeasc our hun
gcr for one meal, instead OF tNenty-iour hours,
Is they were intended. For the least sup
tirely for day or more at time; Men were
claimed HI COUPLES and gangs OF dozen or
n1orc. and placed In stst0cEs'' for trying to
rceniu tl1eir liberty. Bloodlound5 were sent
in pursuit Of those ctlecting their escape. |
have seen men who were torn ana lnanTled
nfaced in The stockadc, there to die u misera-
death by starvation and want. The, sick re-
ceiycd fhe most inhuuan treatment. Men
were maimcd for life, and hundreds were rem
dered nnft for military service IN = various
ways. heard Capt. Werz say III Gen. Lee
was doing ns much to rclnce the Yankee
amy as Ie wns, II would not exist loug.''
While ut Savannah, Lieut.. DaFis {since cap.
tused iu Ohio,} had charge Of tue prison and
superintended the Issuing Of rations. The ra-
tiops were about the same in quantity, but n
better quality as issued o. AnaetSonV,,le asa
Davis. I have seen him kick md strike the
! sick aud wounded, and refpss them aid IN any
, 1865-08-26

Fire and Loss Of Life-The Gold Check
Forgery.
new YoEE. Ing. 25.-Secretary Stanton IL at
West Point, to spend a few days 1or the benefit ol
bis health.
At ~. o'clock this e1t~rooon. q fire broke out in
the fireworks establishment Of Mr.. Jones, No. lG
yohn s:rret-, A sheet Of f1ane burst through the
doors and nearly extended across the
street. There Wrtc many explosions
and The lower part Of the building was soon In
flames. There were thrcc persons escaped from the
building With thcss clothins IN tse. Tae h1llllae
was nearly DESTROYED. Two gfFle. Nho worked III
the upper part building, were burned to death
Others 1at narrow escapes.
The Post saye the extent OF the abstraction ot
funds and The forgery Of gold checks by ketehun1
aggregate four millions two hundred thousand.
NEW YoEK, Aug. ee5.-Thc FIRE this afternoon was
caused by The spontaneous combustion Of eon.e sig
nal lights. Loss, 81, ,0Ug. Insured for $10, Coo.
woman, nsmed Catharine Cleses, workin, In the
fur store asosc, Eas Killed: man, named Jo5n
building, 1t Is supposed. escaped, although some
insist that there nro bodies uIaer the Euins- The
woman abore mentioned hsl been married but Il
few .uonlhs. The tccEe was ycry affecting
when her remains Ncre recognized by her hus'
hnrH
, 1865-08-26
POSTSCRIPT.
TOUR O'CLOCK i. II

~. -...,..,,
t''pe~-'N'''~ a'@N' ~ '3'S y @e.,,'>
~" 'oAA' aug ~''
f1eISt'1. rco .r
4uc ctealtoss " he!sn"a'' sous -, - -. 49,.
slieu+ o. rf1'a'e eisenii' ~ rss. ~. ,...
when statement VII oe supnaat!ea I'LL ~ nsoa
liabilities are slaea u ~. nsee 80 a'sas ~,
EsraNtNo, ptoF'o4ne tHc5 af' ~. 'u,"". ~ .s ~.
market ihe amount o o. oee seeo17ues "'su'sse "
aouns helenuni II s-,e@''un'
Death of Mrs. Gen. IIovcy.
Mrs. Row!aDd, wife Of Gen. a. P.IlloTcy, died at
the St Nicholas Hotel, In this city, yesterday.
John Mitchell.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent, Of the @2t,
says; "John Mitchell made hia h!ft appearance IN
the grounds Of Fortress Monroe @ .nas mosmn tes
mission WIS requested Of the war department 10
allow him the pE1'hese ot on..oool e4eseiset anu II
was as promptly g1antea' Mltcnel WE a.'enaGu Il"
an os-ecr OF me euafa ana t"o so.us1s' .,. nsa'N
t1ncted no auenlfon' Sa anu spSas 'e'S
.,<xo,.,, on.sIs "arres,o,aan, savz f.on,.
me ,.a neas a,s,s5s - ns.+a1n e1tcnt tr,tutcd
ss r,oesc;nss @ With tber delegates In the Detroit
'cse,t,a-, tirtcd ,ron,a h. tbe rrsult
~ 49, .as s,.s1 hv The United States of the
" me Ioltissss"' n,3s ~, ro,h1no 1c.s than The
Fs@'ploetts LAY .o,te ,1nn1 tSe hordnr and
1nlo"ms w. .,,,-,. carr;c5 m IN thc mnat
ess..4, -. r.,1,,a- o,f1 II Ia safa
ur1snitcu s.-.- 1''4s wy
with the knowledge and co1ntyupce y 1as SaAaa1al'
Government. The correspondent describes the ~"
d1,ion of the province as very uup1omsine. Ta1es
49, r.her hnricne ar TN hcarr md The S1on trade
. u1u V.s 49, ,saa.n,,a. - irhsb,,art,
prospects 20 poor 1Ght 'nousanda o1 lnhapltaats
already nave sola ou! A.lo u 1ne L" "es
Teal estate ms !aAen "a PEI cent 'a!us
within the past eighteen months, md 1t Is estimated
,hot ia the CITY Of Toronto alone arc 1900 empty
,encn,en,s.
Nnrf1.s sy1,natrr
n,,r. ,v.sh;-s.oa .,o,,o, sors
| ,.at ,ha aoor,no md aida hoxes n
va,.. T1o.trs a.. u, raroorsa and ,n,r rho hr,rt
Fora 41taue NV ~ ael1o.eu Aaa on,S 'ne u.
| walls remain standing. AL the wooden maierta
wi]i be replaced By brick and fron In order to re1
, 1865-08-26

An I~%re in Court-T1ac Killing OF
Judge Wright and Sons-Southsgest
Pacific FAtlroad, &c.
tspceaal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.l
.. ST. LOUIS, August Is.
ase OF eonc interest IL being tried, by agree
nscns. IN The lafayette Circuit Court The old
Sheriff, lf'ec4 refused 10 give up his Office the
new appolntee4 1homa. Atkinson. The latter ap-
piled for WI, Of quo soa,runto from the Court to
know By what authority Price held The Office. This
brings the case up on Its merits.
Gov. Fletcher has cansed IN Investigation to be
naaac Of tbe killing OF Judge Wright and sons, near
Rola and ascerta;ned the militia had orders to ar-
rcst these parties and taSc them to Rolls. While
IN yptHx the prisoners tried 10 cscspe, and were
Eliot The citizens Of Nolla hare held a public
meeting, dcnouncing re.ufnod rebels, and e1pqeas
inr confidence In Col. Babcock, Who Is eaid 10 have
commanded the militia when Wright VAS killed.
/ Joseph 1ander, private Of company B. s1st
, 1865-08-26

a s.ylndline Payn.a<ser-Rebe1 Nnl-
lion, kc.
NEW YonK. Aug. ssJj.-The Richmond correspond
ent Ct the eya! states that Developments arc rart-
II made which allege questionable transactions With
Government rundt On the raE Of Lieut.. Col. Bin.
ney, payn:cster or tie Department. It Is alleged
that he has paid the men in seven-th5rttes and th.t
The banks have charged discount on rcdetming
them, thcs making large surns for both hanks and
himself 1t Is stated that he has thus made from
600 to $4,000 iJe has been aztlerrta to Eash-
ipCtoD 10 he examined.
ccYtainel the whereabouts Of IN bullion. !or-
metly beIonsng to the so-called rebel Government.
II appear. tlat It appropriated by two agents.
to NLpm 1t wrs intrusted to take 1t to the inferior,
rho have lccu arrested, bnt they had succeeded 10
ene1,CiDr all bat about s., 400.
, 1865-08-26

yeT. DR.. Tiffany at Tire Iowa 0r1snnn;s
Fair---The Crops---'Fhe CoppcrAeaos
Conc Home.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
DEsMouSEs. Aug. Is.
Hon II. S. Brunson has resigned the Senatorsh'p
Of the 1sth District. ....
Rev. o. Il. Tidany, Of Chicago, viii repeat bis
lecture CD the Lie. Character Public Services and
Death Of Abraham lincoln, al A1arshalltoWn. Sept
1st. The Iowa Orphans Home Fair will be open
during the same week .
The crops In Hamilton county will be more than
m average.
The Upper iowa Conference Of Methodiats viii
be held 1t Tfpton on the 18Th Of Sept.
The Republicans Of johnson county bare no1ot
, 1865-08-26
THE CHOLERA.


Ita Terrible Ifaya1cs in CunstantIno-
plc-5O0 and GOO Deaths Daily.
MY YonE. Arss. as-The Constanttnople cor7cs
nondcnt of tbrNryr York Iribune, under date OF Au
gust "a, aaye: t4When wrote, two weeks since:
Il lad irtf become apparent That we were to he
tncn reported fifteen caecs day. The epidemic II
row farly upoa with oil It's hof1nrs 1he o1I'cia
reports give the number Of deaths now q ss9 da5,
ani lying seen IN tie streets that this is ar below
the rial mortality IN the city, and even this does ao!
men. nmop: whom it + sad 10 he raging. Twenty
kIx dead hodie. were cnrried by my office yesterday
Wlnt would hc The mortality in New York. the
liz frfWcrty.fyc dead were carried In day through
lafayette Place alone, for e1amplcf do not thini
The t;eaths can now Gail eho.t Of 600 TO 60o day
They probably exceed this number
, 1865-08-26

TORpORAT1ON NUT1EE.
~ oFFuE OF paA1p OF pCBL1c W1R1s,}
CHICAGO, Au.u.t q, 1S6.
Nhetes3 the Common Council Of the city Of Chicago
has Qt1ierei that the alley sIHnIn. est aal west
through Block il, Wolcosts Addit:oa to CnIcaEo be
the Enperne endence Of the Board Of Public aad
that lbe su1n Of thirteen hundred sEg-two ;s}l1o
dollars be assessed upon the real cstate dcCmed bcne-
ted by the irnrrnyetncut otafFtd accotnE to thc
rroyisops Of tho REVISED CHATTER amended, u such
case rAdc aud provided.
now therefore, public notice Il hcgcby given to all
persons IntcresteG, that tho Commissioners OF fno
Fonfll Of FpblJc Works Will At Room No. II IN
he Court Housc In said city. the tst day Of Sepcnl
her 4 D. 1s1 At the hour Of 10 o'clock l. H.. to as
pess tbc au1oWt directed ~ af,resad BY tbs Common
CoUnc 10 DO TIC Fsa estate deemed hEne-
Nv" " Ss4e JIG. GISDELE,
FRED. LET:,
OIL. EDSE,
Commissioners ofthe Beard Of Public Works.
, 1865-08-26

mated Il, S. Finkbine and G. E. De Fitlsh for rep
reteutatiyes.
The members Of The Copperheed Convention have
retreated homo and all is quiet the DcsHoines.
, 1865-08-26
TERRIBLE DISASTER ON
YDE PACIFIC C0lST. |
|Inss OF THE STEAMER BROTHER
Jonathan WITH 200 To |
300 LIVES.
RANGES OF THE PIRATE SHE
NAND0hH.
DE?REDATloNS: BIZ TIE IN.
DIANS.
A FIGHT AT PLATTE
BRIDGE.
20 Soldiers Of The Ohio 1flh
Killed.
Fdghtfu| RayaSes Of the Cholera
| in Constantinop!e.
Ger. 0gles5y, and Gems. Logan
| and Haynie Among the
Soldiers,
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
FReM eAHADA,
Frighttf6tll Railroad Accident
| in Tennessee.
TO or 70 Persons Ei&1e1..
| 20 wounded.
THE "e1.Z Trial
MISSISSIPPI LADIES PETI-
| TION FOR THE PARDON
CT JEFF, DAVIS.
FRjNE.UT, DIS SASEE3 xM
NET TGEK.
TO or 70 Persons Filled.
20 Woundod.
The We1.z Trial
MISSISSIPPI LADIES PETIT
TION FOB THE PARDON
CT JEFF. DAVIS.
FRjNEsUT, DIS xN
NETT TCEK.


i. II. Stephens Anxious About His rnr-
t1ot,-Pncilc KaiIroad Inabrorlio -
possnl-Thc Nnval E,Is!,utc, SC.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago THhune.1
WASHINGTON. Aug. 8.
A brother Of the rebel Vice President Stephens is
hero seeking rome fna] disposal Q: h!s case, that
may put an end to his confinement
The Iesc.hc railroad imbro.lio ccntinucs and III.
rival parties claiming the bonds for the far!y miles
constructed on the Kansas branch secm NJ fur from
reaching conclusion as cycr. There appears to be
decided personal hostility In the present manage
meut Of the Interior dcpa 70 its late head md
\ LOW President Of the Kansas road, ex1Scc1e1a1,
GEEeE.
Tic work Of opening postal routes through TIs
eiuia, has leen pushed rapidly forward, and nnu
ew but the very unim1ozt7nt routes, are sttll with
ont the regular mail service which they enjoyed be
fore The Nar.
Engineer Ishezwood, OF the Navy Department. ha.
addressed letter 10 Mr. Paul formerly the proHi
neat md universally esteemed Nev: York merchant
whose contract for the Algonquin l.2s been sub
tect oI general comment Mr.. Ishezwood's 1pt3c,
concludes NTH the following cztract: "WitA Re
gard to 3Ir. Fosbes' statements md tile Intentions
Of the Chief Of the Bureau Of Steam Engineering
renting 10 his machinery, they ara uueqRIvocall,
and in1GmouEly false. They are also continuation
Of The siHalnons ca1umnfes his nse1t hns been ut
tcring for years against . man whore pdanec hal
bea TO protect The public Tfeasr against ;nel. at
ac1npfs at cztorsion 7.1y al proceed from cnmsty
and can oe Taoc for no other purpose than 10 core
r r..~. ne evidently arrrehends viii be lcieat."
, 1865-08-26
| SECOND DESPATCH.
Furnishing a Bounty Krokcr-Arrest
of the AndcEtonIiIlc Bloodhound
| Mn1l-yc.rO Equality.

of the AMdcFtonysIlc bloodhound
11a1,-ycsro Equality.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.]
WAsu1sa1oS, Aug. %
Se,gcant Jas. Acaugh, Of the regular aIms,
la,ely tried for cnllusion with bounty bsoEcst,
while On iluty recr1itin. agent. has been scu-
fenced to bc dishouozably dismissed drpmmcd ont
Of service, 10 lose ali pay and emolanea:s; in-
pr.osed ut hard labor for three years, pay fine o,
s1aHn. md stand confined tn thepa5mcnt ts made.
1he Secretary OF War has approved the sentence
such, therefore, IL the punishment Of Northern
tolt.ier for bounty brokerage. Meanwhile three or
four southczners for ouy icing guilty Of treason.
and f3thting against our armies in the field "cre
Today freely pardoued. -.....
naincs. the m.n who had rharse or the Andfeon-
vile blooIhound., Las bec1 arrested by Cen.kal
wilson md Forwarded here lie uow sAs IN The
Old Capitol Prison. ...
Among the noteworthy signs o. pro:seess At the
C,ltal IL fact that today fo1f coloTed people q
tarI mul4ttoes, perhaps shade or two nearer f1l
nesroe. were the guess at the leading hotel eat
Ing at the public dj1tng 1oon At the tahle Win Inc
4a1.e uunIx4 Of zepeutant rebels seeking pardon.
Th.y we1c frcn Ju1raica.
, 1865-08-26

Rcpuhlicnn Victory in Nesv Jersey.
Nxw pntxsw1cK, n. j.. Aug. s5.-A special
Chester Election for mayor took place teeay. oho.
majority.