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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
Canadian Sympathy.

TORONTO. Tuesday. April 49, 1855.
The City Council tonight passed a resolution
deploring the mpious act Of L.ncolns assassination,
mournfuy syupaihizing with bis countrymen. and
recommending that the business Of the city be sus.
pended for tao hours from noon TO morrow Only one
Z member dlsseutcl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19

do me much Injustice beg TO soy no such charge OF
charge Of any kind has been preferred against me.
Respectfully
N,g York, Aigu -, 1865. THOMAS IL oA'NSo''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
BADGES. MOURNING no.

lVl SETTES MOURNING PlNs.-BADubS, piinfei
ON White SILK Ribbon 5x inches, wfhGi Pin and Meia'ne-
10 the Trade $50 per BADGES, with but Grape an
Pin 70 cents, $40 per loo ROsETfES Grape with Pin 40
cents. IS Der 100 PINS with Likeness IS cents R per
100 Remit cash with orders No goods sent e. o. d. Ad
dress, j. X HAWLEY& CO., No. lo5WlliauI It, N u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
a Card.

To Me Edit, Of 7hs ~ u Tribune
SIR: An article in yesterday TRIBUNE states
that had been arreted FOR giving ut,erance TO dis
loyal ssptnss,. nd WHICH If not eoDtradetsd would
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19

V'HE WEBSTER LITERARY ASSOClA-
TON notify the public that in con.egnence O, or Ne
tionsl bereavement, their SEMI ANNUAL ENrERiAdN
MENT al HOPE Chapel viii he postponed nnth NFDNfN
DAY ENFNlNG April 70. 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19

Tn. name q A. Morton" Number" and Quality ~.
stamped on the following Pens and the points are "aute'
FOX az months, except against accident.
Tie numbers iudi cate sire onyi No. being ie
No b the rscst adapted fos the pocket, No T. the sae,
ma No 10 tie largest Mammoth Gold Pen. for the desk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
To Judge EDMONDs

TO JudPt LDHVNDS'
My DEAR JUDGE: Your kind letter Of this morning
overwbels me 1t fully expresses the inmost sent
ments of my heart that only say, God bless you
Come and see me. Most truly your friend,
EDWIN BOOTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-13
4 aNoI.D 6 FIELD
Merchant 'I'fliI11lrsgs $.
MILITARY AND CENTLENEN's
FURNISHING STORE.


y ouid invite Inspection OF their large stock of
CLOTHS, CASILERE@, and VEST1NGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which thy
viii make IL orcer IS cheap os Can be lad
equality corsi:ered) in he cry cf New York,
i,uG warrant IL give entire sat!stacGi0n.
Special attention given 10 /! lie selection q
CLOTHS f,r MILITARY GAI:MEET>.~~
We ID none h3;G Indigo Blues, Ta2 r"ntej, ard
oar jon& >zf zferience ii that branch iustiHes us
IN assuring sat siaction IN hat lire. Ne keep
!, select assortment Of Shirts (all kind Collars,
ljinen and p2pol) Necktics. ScarfS, Socks.
>uS0endors nandkerchief> Gloves, &C., usual
" found in - we'll regulated Merchant I;silornG
Establishment. Call and see IL. Don't forget
the number. 80 Kirg Street between PITT ana
Ioyai. one door east OF Parker's Theatre.
NN. ARNOLD.
ian If JOIN A. FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-13
IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGUT!
D0nVO1 WHITES EIE-W !tIG1s

Takes at once the first rank among al opCi1a'-
mics vet known, ana has proved to te tba
greatest blessing 10 thousands Of sufferers, II
Europe for over 70 years, Ivcunnot he 100 high J
commended 70 all men Of business esp@ciai~
ly to bank and other officers, hookNtepcIS,
clerks artzaus and ali such aS arc obliged 20
work much by artificial light, O. ire: artists
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or hne
noedlework. It will not only Strengthen, ana
improve weak eye but speedily cure I'll int1am-
N alton, cold or lamane,s Of the eyeljdS, but
also remove the beginning cata!act. and It's use
will positively insure againSt blindness.
Price IS cents bottle.
'D'p'''St JUgIGs Us g ID n1H:ErLT, Dentist.
No, rs Prince street
For sale by most Druggists.
Jan 3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-13

4 AN T. - 4 i Il Ia :" :,
Gen. Banks has presented to the Ser

r.rtt to ~ s,,f q
oo"' A''A0 ,,;>o-, :,
S0,D'''''o>, ,r.:.. .ra,;.;,,o -, ej.ce;oos
1eier 3uce 70 @n'"e - -
there, and la tavoI 81 ackno"ieoSlHs 1Ae hfN
state government there, II l. sHIa tnal ne
assE!'s 'ia' ~ a'"' 49, '1' :,
aon''A'' 's' a'A''' ~ 49, .~.z r. Lila
l3ot .n"s ad an<,r s,..,r|}t.{ anv ?,ri .;iego %
III ,t rrouna.''
Sacretarv Easseoden has seat communication
- tho Huse Com oittee Of Wavs and Means,
asking authority "a issue two hundred millions
more seven thirties Il will 10 doubt be
granted. There no" remains a1ooS :5': sixty saa
NJ. ;o+ar;raoca q, r.raaion Dv the Ind!aos
4o. +lo ro,a,t arrao. ~ V,! ;}hiyngton lpon
sIo;r I'D ,os :, CoIor.1, has ajreatlq stirred up
> Gool;or - c,ngrass n f,yor uf the imme-
a;a+o inveStigatioo into the parricu 1ars Of the
affair and the infiction of rigorous punishment
tie Indians.
The r, 5. Government tax on viii key IS now
two dollars per gallon The price Of the arti
cle. even ofthe present kind, will uow be as much
above that sun as it viii nost to manufacture
t. w,l'vn a. sn1 'sS,t ,|n, Tha hyh nrira
of mo art;yla will; naturally lead 10 faud5 by
dishones, parties
- ~''@'--- =, ,a,a c,.o.+
- h.
the royal cogioeo's uud s2ppers and minors
Il was structure Of great strength, consisting
of three arches, aud containjng total amount
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
The tWirtz TrinI.

WAsHlSaroN, Aug. 3O.-The Wirtz Mill.
tary Commission re-assembled this morn.
ing Gen. Thomas, a member of the Court
said he understood the prisoner had been
handcuffed while in piison. He could see
no necessity for such rigid treatment, espe-
cially as the prisoner Is always attended by
guards. vIf.R BYquqf
S' Col. Chapman explained the Handwriting
was at the Instance of the counsel for the
accused, as, on the day the counsel deserted
him he said he would never again appear
in. Court, and as the prisoner seemed to
mediate suicide. SO ~ A fN2'3se'
Mr.. Bakernow saw no necessity for hand
cutting the prisoner, and presumed that
the continuance of Il, arose from misappre-
hension and would not be repeated from
anything heretofore said by the prisoners
counsel.
Col. Parsons, as one time commanding the
post at Andersonville, showed that Wirtz
was assigned to the prison by Gen. Winder
and had full control Of it. Thewitness had
subsequently prayed to the Judge in the
neighborhood to abate the nuisan'e, but was
obliged to abandon the cause at the instance
of Gen. Caf. ~ .7sryJykn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
Cleveland Market.

FL0UR-Htld at $40 90 for city made Xxx red;
$1l 90 for do do Xxx white. Gnuntry brands rangeat
% 7599 90 fr Xxx red: 50 1000 90 for Xx white.
WHEAT--Sales 1000 bushNn.2 red at $l 80 from
stores No. red wheat at % 0S, and car do ut
50 10.
C0RN-sc lower; sales . cars free on beard at
75c. r.H' ...t.r
OATS-Wc hearof sales at 44945c from store
RYE--Held nominally at 90c@Sl 90.
PoRk-Firm. and advanced q 90 per brl. City
LARD-Sales loeo lbs at ?Ic.
SMOKED MEATS-GSales 1000 lbs Hams at Csc:
BUTTER-Firm and Steady at 2aaasc for Western
CIEESE--Fir at a range of l99I4c for largelots
good TO prime; 15c for small lots choice selected.
EGGS--Firm and nominally unchanged at zoe for
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HI at 1920. y
ALCOH0L-Better.3 Cologne Spirits "a so; 9e per
cent; "a 4494 40; Neutral Proof Spirits 50 s79242
0ILS-PetrOeum firm aed unclaimed at 66g66c
for refued. Lnseed firm and better; held at 81 50;
Lard firm at SO COOS 10. -,.,....-.--, -
LAKE FIRI-So White Fish ss 5O9sf5; No.
SsEfTi SETbsTSdSSy g. SHnS e. % n Rnss IS & So with mod
FSas small siue sis do large
size, $ls Black River. $l7 Independence, SIS; Lake
Il DRIED APPLEs--Firm and steady at 100 and
pT SALf~Firm. Held at % As for fine; 81 SO for
ALEANp Pc RTER--we quote as follows: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale sl0; Stock XXX Sl4, Kennett sl6;
Pale Cream sll; Porter sl4. Holf and quarter bar
''S WATER A tsI. LfME-Osweso and Akron held at g.
PLASTER-"P "Powell's" la d plaster SO per ton.
Cacined e. per brl.
H0PS-Firm New York State 45S5Oc. accord
MALT-Steady. Barley Malt held at q 70 per
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
Paymaster Binney's swIndIing.,

New York, Aug. 3O.-A special to the
Tribune from Washington says: An out
rageous swindle on Government and SOL
diers by Paymasters has been discovered.
Col. Binney, Paymaster in charge at Nor
folk, in violation of instructions, took eight
millions of dollars In Treasury checks to
Norfolk, had them cashed there and took
in exchange 7-30s by an arrangement with
the National Bank at Norfolk, whose Pres
ident is q notorious secessionist. Binney
received one half of the per centage allow
ed by j. Cooke & Co. for the circulation Of
the 7-30s. The National Banks at Norfolk
and Richmond gained largely by the trans
action. as the bonds paid to the soldiers
came back to their counters to be exchanged
for legal tenders at from Is to1per cent.
discount. Merchants and suffers followed
suit, land Che soldier could t6t buy the small
est article with his 7-30s unless he submit
ted to this infamous-swindle. All Paymas-
ters engaged In the swindle are under ar
rest and will be severely punished.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
More Abolition Sensation.

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 29-Lt. A. W. Hahn,
on special dutyof animportant character in
the department of Virginia, has arrived
here from a trip through the northeastern
portion OF this State, where there is no
military force. He reports that three ne
groes were shot in Buddington county the
other day by the home-guards or country
police, for refusing to return to their mas
ter after accepting employment elsewhere;
that the people refuse to recognize the free
dom of the blacks, who are whipped and
tortured in the most fiendish manner for
merely expressing desire to be free, and
that shooting and killing these creatures
appears to be the order of the day. Lieut..
Hahn also says Union man in Hartford
county was driven from his home for en-
ploying negro girl as servant without the
consent of her former master. He also
says a perfect reign of terror exists in
that portion of the State on account 'cf the
absence of the military. fr<,'.ff..t+A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
The Treasury DefaIcatiOn The
Freedmen in Alabama.

NEW YORK, August 30.--The Herald's
Washington special says: The late Treasury
defalcation was not as disastrous as at first
supposed, ner is it by any means certain
that the Government will sustain q loss, at
all. In the final settlement nearly 81 ,000,-
600 were involved, If reports be true. OF
this amount it has transpired that about
100000 were promptly settled by convey
ances, and assignments, purporting to be
good for the balance, have also come into
possession of the Department In addition
to this, bail bonds are held for nearly a
quarter of million of dollars. From all
these sources the Government can certainly
realize the bulk of its unpaid balance. :.
Gen. Swayne, Assistant Commissioner of
freedmen's affairs for the State of Alabama,
telegraphs from Montgomery, under date of
the 2Sth inst, to Gen. Howard, Superin-
tendent Of the Freedmen's Bureau, calling
for an additional military force, to put a
stop to cruelties practiced on the freedmen
of Alabama by the late shareholders and
others. General Swayne, suggests that the
second Maine Cavalry be sent to him at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
The Rebellion in 1t. Domingo
Petroleum in Cuba-Kirby Smith
The SiOneNYnlI.

New YORK, Aug. 30.-The steamer CO.
lumbia brings Havana dates to the 26th.
News from st. Domingo announces that a
revolution is going on In the Island. The
capital and other towns have pronounced
against Gen. Pimentel, and have declared
in favor of Gen. Jose Maria CahraL naming
him Protector of the Republic and author
izng him to take immediate supreme COM
mand until new government could be
established. Gen. Pimentel is charged with
conduct in complete defiance OF law and
order, prosecuting members of the provis-
ional government loading citizens with
chains and threatening death, setting aside
the elections of delegates to a national
convention, ordering their arrest and caus-
ing new members to be elected, subservient
tobribery, publicly offering reward for the
head of Gen. Polanco, who before was at the
head ofthe Government, threatening the
Government of Hayti and endangering
war with that country. These and many
other like charges are preferred against him.
General Cabral has accepted the care upon
him and appointed his secretaries and other
civil and military officers. Atlast accounts
Cabral, at the head of body of troops,
had gone to utdown the opposition to him
In Ciboo. G1s- GO FTGtf'a
Indications of petroleum have been dis
covered in Cuba and company formed.
The weather in Havana is remarkably
warm and sultry, with but little rain for
several weeks. General Dulcie, it appears,
will remain in command of the Island.
The Stonewall is still at Havana.
Kirby Smith is still near Matanzas on
plantation owned bya planter from New
Orleans.
A company has been formed and obtained
a grant from the Queen to lay submarine
cable between Porto Rico, Cuba, and the
United States. Yh@TroJ l,'Al"' u. aA-oIFhN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
Now York sInrkot.-August 40.

d, ,CQTT0N-Lower tt 43c for middling
FLOUk-HeAyy and 2G925o lower; 81 50d97 e5 for
extra State 20 1907 As for superne western: " TOO
s2a for commont to medium extra western; &S 1903 90
for cmmon TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio 90 10 IL 90 for trade brands, the market
closing heavy, with buyers at out,ide quotations.
r WHlSK Y--Active and frmer ut NJ l91s92 20 for
State ~ 70 0g2 II for western, tsb.t, ~ l4fri
WHEAT-Dull unsettledand 203c lower on spring:
winner dull and nomii al 81 50a b3 for Chicago
spring. 81 539i "a for Ewaukee club; 81 54@1 Sc for
amber Michigan, the latter an extreme 81 Os92 10
for new amber State. -.
RYE-Dul. ..ts r..-,, ID .1s-
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
CORN-l02c lower: 06993c for unsound; olQDeSo
for sound mixed western closing inside prices ana
S5996c for high mixed, nearly yellow. slf
, OATS.Heavy and 2c lower; 5e9eOc for western !;
PETR0LEUM-Quiet; 31Xc for crude; 54c for
refined IN bond; regned free dull and nominal.
W0OL-Dull. " fs9H H9I n ,.H, falf
C0FFEE-Ouiet and firm. Sreft fta
,,SUGAR-Actiye and firm at 1150llo for Cul
Museavado, and l31sc for Porto Rico. ~. "a y
OLASSES-Quiet and steady;
PORh h-LOwer; $50 5e93l 30 for new mess. closing
at S3l cash; 800 75d30 90 for 634 do; &23 1904 on
for prime, and $27 50 for prime mess,
BEEEEFiIm e912c for plain mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet.
PRIME NESS BEEF-Quiet.
CUT MEATS--Quiet and steady. = at e l-
BACON-Dull. ~ 'n f'. 'iia ial 81 y
LARn-Steady; 1sh@94xc llig ''.-
BUTTER-In demand atal@2Sc for Ohio. ~
CHEESE-Steady at lO@l6L. on
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
CITY ITEMS.
SAENGERBUND FESTIVAL.
Programme for Friday, Sept. l, 1865.
Grand Procession and Picnic.

8 A. M.-The different Societies receive
their Banners at the Opera House, proceed
+ thence to the Capitol, where the "Star
Spangled Banner" will be sung by the
Saengerbund. Theprocession will form
Immediately after the close of the sing
ing at the west front of the State House,
! In the following order, viz:
Chief Marshal and two Assistants; Band Of the 18th
U. ). A.; Carriages containing the Mayor. Orators
Of the Day. City Council, Presidents and Mem
bers Of the Festival Committee and invited guests;
: Band; President and Members of the Central
Committee. with the Saengerbund BANNER:
MaenneTchor, Columbus, o. Liederkranz, New
York; HarnOpis. Cincipnati; SsengeTrband. Gin
cinnatii Alte Maennerchor, Cincinnati: Frohsinn,
Louisville XVI Liederkranz. Louisville, KY. Or
pheus,, Louisville. Ky. Eintracht. Chillicothe /;
Wya1Pa9t 5sengerSSand Upper SsSnd9sky FGch
kranz, Sidney; Germania Saengetbund, st. Louis.
Fl. 1fJ WHEELING BAND.
Maennerchor, Wheeling; Harmonic. Wheeling; Lie
dertafel, Buffalo; Deutsche Saengerbund, Buffalo
Maenperchor, Columbus, Indiana; Gesangverein,
Cleveland, Germania, Dunkirk. rH
.... TIFFIN BAND. f,.
Bruderbund, Tifin; Maennerchor, Indianapolis;
fs
Toledo: Band; Odd Fellows: Druids and Mechan-
les, DO. irst .fa T..
0 A. M. Procession will move through
the west gate OF Capitol square to High,
north on High to Broad, east on Broad to
Third, south on Third to Town, west on
Town to High, south on High to the west
gate of the State Fair grounds. rr
IL A. M Orations in German and Eng
lsh. Orators - DIR. j. EBERHARDT, of
Wheeling, and Judge r. B. WARDEN, OF
Columbus. .., ....l,..
! p. M Banquet of the Singers and in
vited guests.
3 p, NJ. : Award of prizes by the Presi-
dent Of the Prize Committee; Grand
Chorus by the Sengerbund; Procession
over the Picnic ground, headed by the
Society to which the first prize has been
awarded.
P. M.-Signal. The Procession forms
again and returns to the city on High
, street, to the Capitol. Grand closing
Chorus by the Saengerbund.
8 T.. M.-Grand Ball at Zettler's and Wen
gers Hall. .1. i.r~.
The Police will be under the order of the
Marshals during the day. $50, .' .
! The Chief Marshal and two Assistants
will be at Headquarters every day during
the Festival. "A. ,s.s.
| BY order of the Committee on Procession.
Col. ISAAC II. MARROW,
Chief Marshal and President.
| WILLIAM f. SCHATz, Secretary. ,. aI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
solomon.on,s optical Institute.

We notice that Mr.. Solomonson's Optical
Store, No. Neil House, next door to the
Postoffice, is being well patronized by the
unfortunate but numerous class of individ-
uals who are afflicted with poor eyesight.
Hehas large and very superior assortment
of his improved spherodial glasses, and we
are confidently informed that he never fails
to restore the sight to its prime vigor. His
optometer enables him to ascertain the ex-
act article proper and necessary to the sight
and restore the brilliancy of vision. Give
him a call and satisfy yourselves that art
can indeed assist nature.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31

Personal. = We had the pleasure of o
briet interview last evening with Judge
William Lang, the Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor. He was in fine
health and spirits, and greatly encouraged
at the prospects Of the political campaign
now opening. The Judge was just return
ing from visit to DR.. j. D. O'Connor, State
Senator, of Monroe county. The Doctor,
he informed us, had been for several weeks
prostrated with a severe illness, but was
rapidly recovering his accustomed health
and vigor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31

OPERA HoUsE.-The Inauguration of the
falland winter season is announced for
Monday evening, Sept. 4th. Messrs. Kent
and Marden are the fortunate lessees, with
Mr.. G. T. Smith as the "Right Bower" on
the stage. These gentlemen are will cal
cuiated to sustain the reputation of our
Opera House. The company selected is
equal. if not superior, to any in the west
A lady star of unsurpassed brilliancy will
make her first appearance in Columbus on
he opening night. .'a -ni
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31

VAGRANTs.- James Leonard, Edward
Runey and John Williams, arrested on sus-
picion OF being concerned in the theft at the
store of Headley. Richards & Co., on Tues
day, were brought before the Mayor yester-
day morning, and there not being sufficient
evidence to sustain the charge Of theft they
were arraigned for vagrancy, and each fined
IS and costs, which they paid, and promised
to depart hence. 'l nt r
Another individual, Patrick Sullivan, was
fined 81 and costs for the same offense and
committed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
MumfOrd, the SwindIer, Dis
charged.

New YORK, Aug. 30.-The case of Peter
B. Mumfold, broker in Wall street, charged
with defrauding Greenleaf Norris & Co.,
of whom he purchased $28,0O0 in gold, by
means oy worthless checks, was disposed of
this morning and resulted in the discharge
of tire defendant. 1t was shown that his
credit at the bank was good, he having de-
posted on the day the purchase was made
S220,000. Indeed counsel for the prosecu-
tion made the statement in court, and thus
secured the release of Mr.. Mumford, who
has. been confined in Toombs cell for
week. 4 %tNf tsEfTr2rJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
The Gold Market.

New York, Aug. 3O.--Gold steady and
firm. The demand for the customs and for
the South keep gold comparatively scarce.
Holders place but very little reliance upon
the prospects of foreign shipments, but in
cline to the view that the supply of cotton
bills will be quite sufficient to keep ex-
change below the specie shipping point,
The price this morning has averaged about
l44. '..s ~ JJt 0'tsL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31

DRUNKs.-There were six cases OF inham-
matory drunkenness before the Mayor yes
terday morning. G. G. Naughton, Charles
Callavou, A.. H. Bauman, w. H. Poulis,
John Williams and John Cooley, were each
fined SO and costs. All paid except Cal
lavou and Williams, who were committed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31

INDUCTION INTO THE GovERNoRsHIP.-
Yesterday at llH A. M. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Anderson was inducted into the Of
fee of Governor Of Ohio, by taking the
oath Of office administered by Chief Justice
Brinkerhoff, in tile presence of the State
officers and the members of the Governors
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31

ADDITIONAL SocIETIEs.-We learn that in
addition to the names of the singing socie-
ties already published as participants in tie
Sengerbund Festival now being held in
this city, the following have reported at
Headquarters u2a
Eintracht, of Chillicothe; Maennerchor,
Cleveland; Sengerbund, Cincinnati; Teu-
tonia, Allegheny City, Pa, and Concordia,
Birmingham, Pa. NL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
Stolen.

Our check on Baily, Thompson & Co..
dated Aug. 30, for Six Hundred and Thirty
three Dollars and Sixty-eight Cents. We
hereby warn the public not to negotiate for
the same, as payment has been stopped.
I 2t. HEADLEY, RICHARDS & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31
Prices of Admittance 10 the Singers
,..a, EeRliVR1.

To each Concert, $l.0O; to the Picnic
25 cts; to the Ball, sl.00. Tickets to be had
at the. Opera House on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, from 8 A. NJ. to
lam, and from 2 to 6P. NJ, and on each
night at the door. . -S-4 "a .-lA
These prices are charged solely to defray
the expenses of the Festival, and it is ex-
pected there will be large deficit to be
made up in some other way.
aug28-4t r.. ra = .t a-.rs' .....If y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31

A DOUBLE OFFENsE.-A man by the
name of Thomas Matthias was brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning, charged
with making disturbance In and about
dwelling house and using personal violence;
and also at another time and place, commit
ting an assault and battery. He was fined
$40 and costs on each charge and commit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-31

SENTENCE REMrrTED.-In the case of Pri-
vate Andrew Murray, Company &C." 1lstb
Ohio Volunteers, sentenced by General
Court Martial "To be confined at hard labor
during the remainder Of his term Of service at
such place az the General Commanding may d.
rect" as promulgated in General Orders
No. IA, Headquarters Department of North
Carolina, Army of the Ohio, Wilmington,
North Carolina, March 8, 1865, and now
supposed to be confined at Wilmington,
NoYth Carolina, the unexecuted portion Of
his sentence is rcmitted, and he viii be dis
hcnorably discharged the service. - g (