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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
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By OSGOOD BRADBURY.
Being No. 25 of Brady's Peoples Noyelettes."
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
This Series comprises the following popular stories;
1. Jack Mizzen. 2. Pierre the Partizan. 8. The
Rival Adventures. q. Jane horton. 9. Forecastle
Yarns. 9. The Flying Cloud. 7. Jolly Jack. 8.
The Young Shipwrght. 9; The Life Raft. 40.
ries. I3. Violet D syenant. u. Fast Life is. Ell
len Maynard. 10. Rodetick the Rover. II The
Virgin Wife, H.. Grace Willard. 10. Alice Wade.
20. Fanny Campbell. %. The Naval Officer. "a.
The Queen Of TheFrairies. Is, Ellen, the Pride of
Broadway. %. The White Phantom next week..
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Ask Your ..IJnion" Neishbor This.

In view of such transactions as A. T.
SroNE and G. voLNEY DORSEY have been
guilty of we respectfully suggest to DEM
ocrats the propriety of asking their ''Un-
ion' neighbors, whether they do not think
there should be change in the governing
party ofthis State. What security have
the people that embezzlements and defalca-
tions, that are now SO unpleasantly numer-
Gus, will not increase, if they shall vote to
retain the present party in power?-a party,
large portion of whose officials neither
regard constitutions nor laws if they stand
in their way. 1t is because of belief that
the present party will not be voted out Of
power, that make officials SO Indifferent
about regarding their oath of office. To
restore honesty and strict accountability to
the various departments OF Government, it
is absolutely necessary that there should be
a change in the State Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Democratic Nominations.
HOOKING COUNTY. 20

The Democracy Of Hooking County have
nominated most excellent ticket. IT IS as
follows: ,s1 1fHiE4H Iaib0doN ~
Representative, VIM. s. Dresbaeh; Sher-
iff, Wm. T.. Aker; Commissioner, John
Shaw; Recorder, Hiram Ackers; Coroner,
George Crawford, Jr. t,,,.. '',..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
The Uolmes and Knox District.

Hon. Lyman X. Critchfield, OF Holmes,
and Frank II. Hurd, Esq, of Knox county,
were yesterday unanimously nominated for
the Senate by the Democrats of the Holmes
and Knox Senatorial District. We rejoice
to chronicle the nomination of these talent
ed and eloquent young Democrats. They
both are capital speakers, sterling Demo-
Gratis and honest men. They will be elected
by handsome majorities ta1. 81
We clip the above paragraph from the
Plain Dealer Of the 7th inst, and most hear
tily indorse every word Of commendation
itceftains. The nominations are emihently
fit to be made. Mr.. CRrToHfIELD was At
torney General of Ohio, and discharged the
varied and complicated duties of that posi-
tion most ably and acceptably. As aSena-
tor In the next General Assembly, he will
make his mark upon the Legislative history
OF Ohio-ereditably alike to the people Of
his District and of the entire State. Mr..
HuRD is brilliant and accomplished as an
orator and a lawyer; and he will hold a
high place as legislator. 1t Is really graf
flying to know that such men will torn an
important element in our next Legislature
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
H3,ocking. Goal.

r AM NOW PREPARED TO rUR.
19snisha superior quality of f6cking Goal. IN snv
quantity delivered 70 spy part Of the city, Or % on
81 Orders left at my store Buckeye Block, .
DHOTOGRAPH CARDs ron crr.
IL IF7TLBMENE SAmflS'with catalogues sent for Sb
address,, " WIZ rNhD HHMETftitf' -
, ljunsRadsR h5sLiberty StaNpv York civ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
CAUTION.
AcRn0wIedgeda superiority of no.

Acknowledged superiority of 10.
all ~ hq1.ie back's Bittefs. nq wa - a9p ,
These far famed Bitters are admitted by all TO be,
in their purity as a stimulant, their efficacy as q
medicine. and strengthenipR properties as tonic.
superior to any other known compound. Physicians
acknowledge this in prescribingitfor their patients
The Government acknowledges this in issuing them
to the army. and fathers acknowledge this in using
them in their families. .~.-.,
Roback's Bitters are known throughout the civil
lied world and as they are grovipe in public esti
nation continually they will soon be the one great
universal remedy, supplantng all similar prepare
tions everywhere. ~. Ivy [sugls-d&w1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Wayne County ocratic Ticket. !.

The, Democracy Of Wayne county have
nominated the following first rate ticket: I
For Representative, John Ault; Clerk
Of Court, Charles G. Parsons; Treasurer, M.
w. Pinkerton; Commissioner, S. M. Henry;-
County Surveyor, Jonathan Lee; Infirma-
ry Director, Andrew Moore. ls7j 1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Information, i, Wanted.

DICHARD M. BUTTS, FORMERLY
D II resident Of Kentucky, died in that Statein
1860, '6l or go. The children Of his brother. sam
uel Butts, deceased, are very anxious to- know in
what part Of Kentucky he resided at the time Of his
DEATH ANY person. seeing this notice, who can give
the above Information to FANNIE CREW, Colum-
bus, Ohio, will confer lasting favor BY so doing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

and vote Tor the foI0Wlng 0INcers, L0-WlI: >.
One Governor; one'bieuenant Governor; one 1u-
preme Judge fulLterm), one Supreme Judge IVA
csncy); one Treasurer Of State; one AttSrney Gen,
the Board Of Public Works: one Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court two Repre- sentatives; one Sheriff. one
Clerk of the Courts; one Treasurer; one Auditor
Coroner; one Surveyor, and one State Senator to
represent the counties Of Franklin and Pickaway.
The Trustees of theseveral Townships are requir..
ed 10 return to the Clerk OF the Court the names OF
fha folov inp nun,ber of Jurors: =.
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. HI E R / f f. .
,TIIqll5h &1nA lliA9I3II
P PR0CLAMATI0N!

THE QUALIFIED yOTERS OF
i franklin County are hereby notified to meet at
their respective places Of holding elections, on the
2dTuesdeyo Of October, A. D. 1865, being the &. y
IOfh Day Of October, A. ID. 1865,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

cient numbers to permit details to take
the places of civilians without injuri-
ously affecting the efficiency of the
troops for the strictly military duty re-
quired of them. The civilians, except
clerks, will be discharged and extra duty
men substituted for them. Where
civilians are retained preference will be
given to persons who have been honOra-
bly, discharged from milit ry service.
Those being disabled by wounds being
first preferred. All civilians who have
been in the military service will be dis
charged as fast as they can be replaced
by them, to whom preference is given.
In the order department commanders
will see that no unusual or unnecessary
number are retained, and that every
facility is given for properly and eth'
ciently guards and protecting the public
property.
Attorney General Speed is asking for
an appropriation for contingent expen'
ses. He says the carpets and furniture
of his Office have been subject to a
largely increased amount of wear and
tear from usage by the large mass Of ap
plicants for pardon who from day today
frequent the room, and new carpeting /;
needed now more than ever.
The National Sorghum Association is
now in session at the rooms of the De
partment of Agriculture, The Commit
tee has decided upon definite classiti
cation of the different kinds of cane
which will be published.
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Foreign News,

The steamer Astrulasian, from Liver
pool, 10th, via Queenstown, hl7th,
has arrived Cotton opened dull, and de-
clined &c, but recovered, and closed with
an advance of &c Breadstuffs dull Pro
visions quiet.
LONDON, Dec. SIC 6-Money-Consols
closed at o7taSSs,
LATEsT-Sales of American securities.
Five-Twenties at 64ta64s Illinois Cen
trail shares at S14a82. Erie shares at 5s4
a539.
The message of President Johnson has
been received fayorably, and is regarded
as friendly, and United State stocks im-
proved after its reception.
1t is stated that Spain has accepted
the mediation of England in the Chilian
affair
The trial of Captain McCatferty, the
American Fenian, was progressing at
Cork.
Bullion in the banks of England de
creased four hundred and forty eight
Thousand two hundred and fourteen
pounds during the week.
President Johnson's message was gen
orally received with favor and regarded
as friendly.
The Times says the passage which
concerns England ought to be received
in friendly spirit,
The Post says it is desirous to keep oA
good terms with those whom they ac-
knowledge to be their friends.
The Telegraph is very eulOgistic and
says the document reflects the highest
credit on the United States authorities
and furnishes the world with satisfactory
auguries of peace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29-Capt. Semmes
has arrived here from New Orleans, in
custody of Lieutenant French, of the
Marine Corps, and is a prisoner at the
Navy Yard. The detail of the Court to
try him is not yet prepared.
The following telegram has just been
received:
.'.t- RALEIGH, n c., Dec. %.
To Hon. w. H. Se,card:
SIR: Your dispatch of the 23d instant,
communicating copy of a communica-
tion addressed by order of the President
to w. Fl. Holden, Provisional Governor,
whereby he is relieved of the trust re-
posed in him heretofore, is received. [
have this day entered upon my duties as
civil Governor Of the State, having here
tofore been qualified before both branch
es of the General Assembly. | desire
through you, to assure the President OF
my earnest desire to cooperate with him
in all measures tending to the complete
restoration of harmonious relations be-
tween North Carolina and the United
States. l have the honor to be, with
great respect, Your Obd't Servant,
(Sipned) JONATHAN WORTH
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From the New York News
s,onewau Jack.ou's Widow.

We gladly give place tothe following
letter, addressed TO lis by gentlemen OF
this city, and shall he pleased TO further
his praiseworthy proposition in any way
that we can The future historian OF the
great war of secession, VIII dwell with
pleasure on the splendid achievements
and the exalted character of StOnewall
Jackson; and all America will, one of
these days, claim the honor of being the
country of this great captain and simple
hearted Christian hero. Little VIII the
people OF after times reck whether he
flashed his stainless sword in defense OF
his native State and her endangered
homes and temples in defense OF the
war against the stronger whether he
fought for the Stars and the Stripes OF
the imperial Union They will only
remember that in all his grand career
he comported himself as became the he
roc loader of Christian army that
his death overwhelmed his cOuntrymen
with anxious sorrow, and that Virginia
all and the States of the South mourn
and yenerate him ~ the worthlest and
the dearest, and the most glorious OF
those who fell in defense of their soil
against the resistless armies of the Union.
Little does the Englshman OF to-day
care on which side Cromwell fought, and
Oh which Rupert. They are proud alike
of the grim and stearn old warrior who
fought against his king, and gilded his
rebellion with the bright tint of success,
and of the gallant and gay cavalier who
WAS ever loyalto the crown, and ready
TO die for his king And SO all Americans
will one Of these days be proud of the
fame of Stonewall Jackson, and Will
enrol his name on the proud list of Amer
lean heroes and soldiers:
New YORK, Dec. %, ls65.
Hon. BENJAMIN Itood:
Will Won not start movement for the
relief of the widow of the brave Jack
son? Think of his widow and child liv-
mo ON an income of $50 per year She
has been compelled to sell everything
but small house in Lexington. and this
brinrs in the above rental. Gladly
would she return and occupy her little
house herself, but she has not the means
to live there, and there is a fear that
even this will have to he sold To meet
the demands she cannot avert
Surely there are friends enough OF the
illustrious "Stonewall' in the North to
rally to the aid OF his widow and child
once they are apprised of their extreme
destitution.
What names will be hOnored i'll the
column of THE News by contributing to
this most worthy object COntribu-
tions NAV be sent to the care of the Rev.
DR. Hoge, at Richmond | enclose my
card, and remain, Truly yonr7.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

New YORK, Dec, 29.-Hon. Schuyler
Colfax delivered his lecture Across the
Continent" at Cooper Institute last
evening to large and appreciativa au-
dience. Hundreds were compelled to go
away, not being able to find standing
room in the hall.
The Judge will charge the jury in the
notorious Strong divorce case, this
morning.
The jury in the Strong divorce case,
after being out four hours, returned to
the court and requested permission to
partake of dinner 1t was granted, aud
there will probably be no verdict rem
dered tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

NASHVILLE, Dec, 29.-River still RI
sing probably three feet on shoal. Fif-
teen coal barges from the Cincinnati
Coal Mines arrived here to-day.
There are no means of crossing the
river at this point except by skifs.
Active preparations are in progress for
the construction of a suspension bridge.
One cable of the bridge was thrown
across yesterday.
Cotton firm with increased demand
prices range from 39 to 42t, an improve
ment of about one cent per pound on all
quotations. Shipment and receipts
light
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30
Fires in Wisconsin.

LA CROSSE, Dec, ga fire occurred
last night which destroyed the foundry
of Gould & Sons. Another fire took
place during the night which de,
stroyed all the buildings on both sides OF
Third street, below Main and State
streets, except the Postofice and Viii
liams' shoe store Total loss forty thous-
and dollars; insured for over fifteen
thousand dollars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 29.-Major Mo
veny, late of the Goth n. Y, died in the
post hospital last night. The body has
been embalmed, and is awaiting the or.
der of his friends.
Some sensation was caused in financial
circles to-day, by the publication in the
Times of list Of the broken banks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

WnLAMsPoRT, Pa, Dec. 29.-There
is an ice flood in the west branch of tho
Susquehanna, causing great damage. 1t
is estimated that from sixty to seventy
million feet of lumber, valued at 81 ,OOO,-
900, havepassed here in the last twenty
fouI hours 1t is the heaviest loss ever
sustained by the lumber men of this sec
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 26.-Chrstmas
passed off without any disturbance. The
usual order and quiet prevailed.
The trial ofG. b. Lamar, charged with
an attempt to bribe the United States
Treasury agent having charge OF cotton,
commenced to-day.
The steamer Susie, from New York,
bound for Mobile, sprung leak in the
gale south of Hatteras, and put in for re-
pairs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

SAN Francisco, Dec, 20.-The over
land mail with New York dates to the
30th of November, has arrived here.
A slight shock of an earthquake was
felt at Santa Clara last night.
The firm of Jakaboasky d Warner
failed to-day. Liabilities over two
hundred thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 29.-The city
is crowded with the members Of the
Legislature There will be no change
in the organization of the Senate. Mr..
James X. Kelly is the accepted Republl-
can candidate for speaker of the House,
and Mr. Benedict, the former clerk, will
he re elected
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

PoUGHKEEPsIF, Dec 29.-The river
here is filled with doating ice. The
steamboat Norwich went mp the river to-
day with colors flying, on her way to
Rondout to lay up 1t is stated that the
river has not been open so late for many
years
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

osToN, Dec 29-Brevet Major Gen
eral H. A Brannan, commanding this
military district, has rendered his resig-
nation to the War Department, to accept
the Office of State Provision Inspector OF
New York, of which he was elected re,
cehtlY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

RALEIGH, y. c., Dec. 29.-We have
news here from Morehead City of the loss
of the steamer Constitution, from Sa-
vannah for New York There were fifty
four souls on beard, and all were lost
but four of the crew.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30
s,eamer De.sroxed by Fire.

PROVIDENCE. R. l., Dec 20.-The ele-
CANT steamer Commonwealth, loaded
with freight, was totally destroyed by
fire last night at Groton. The depot and
telegraph office were also totally des-
troyed Loss, 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

A UNITED STATES revenue othcer IN
Springfield, Mass, has received the fol.
lowing ''noat' which seems rather loud
one TO Mr. Adims hey bin sellin
chesnuts by the kwart to sum OF the ma
bors and the boys say l shall be prose
kuted if don hev a lisens or get my
chesnuts stamped onto. How much hav
cot tn pay for sellin fu chesnnts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

AUGUSTA, Dec. 27.-The Alcony and
Yellow river bridge, on the Georgia rail-
road, and the Chattahoochie bridge, on
the State road were washed away by
the heavy rains last Friday. 1t is still
raining.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30
A New Con uterfeir.

New YORK, Dec. 29-Well executed
counterfeit five-dollar bills on the Cen
tral Bank of Brooklyn were put in cir
culation last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30

SOME reckless cuss stole the thanks
giving turkey from the coop ofthe editor
of the Dayton Journal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-30
Banking House Robbery.

DUoUoIN, Ill. Dec. 2:-Ihe oankiug
bouse of Smith g. Co. was broken open
last night and robbed of So, 900.
The sun., 1865-06-14
TRAVELLING.

EAELY ENruEIJN 10 the FISHING
IL E4.I OD lg, l5, june lath, and Thu,-i..
the II D. D.. 'h. NO.. md '.st stoli.Jt r. C. slll lIZ
stopl.u af tnH follow uH landings 3th - 4 "a
Gl,. ,Lu-'plhcr e., = H.. j.a.; Dcy II \. r., Gi5.
y o.iIe 90, t T. 40; lrck slip =, r., yu 4 e.'l
=. u, 40. b.. the pt-stugeIa on this boat en- ut
lat iay, IA tso lolIs AID halt, near 6, no f-h
4aJ II. IlNCtL
HUDSON RIVER EtlLROAD-ON AND
L after Monday, june o l>ih train. leave q IL A.,
station FOL- Nhany ana l'o. ronucstiup win \ofin-
and 1880 m. air'pu' c.s astnr. "d 10 the d. q I'D
1" !. y m. tAn lhn tH %. u. 'l4Iu rups tutoIth
to Buffalo and Hytp ii IlFu va Troy, NithoIt
1uILEh Asst euyI -. -
The sun., 1865-06-14
AGsTlgLE.N FOx SALE.

CUEElSC FOR SALE ~ PACKAGES OF
- ~. flDHui 'aHt p.., ,t the suu otlica count
60. A.o ,'pura. AZ
EDE SALE-ONE OE TIE BEST SODA
A louut.iu, iu tbyHt.. viii b. did IoS for .a. n
Apls io Nali ~ thlIrE. rumbol,, cor " iInin
aud spIu," sfs, -
FOR NALE-h rAlROf PATENT Clutches
lut ID D. u.cI; suIt.' lee ipr tAu; cuat tI1 al M
;" soil 'o. t5 ,Ai ht -ol w. 18th St, IND G,oI,
lnch iuulur 80
The sun., 1865-06-14
lsoXxU ASD 500 l..

A GENTlEMA& hND WIFE CAN OBTAIN
board. ol W. I,lrfD.. e. Ims, ~. rlln tam
~ O th,r", within i've tlIu. wax ut ,th~r iuI-
ton or CHtsuur lC...rs, Is uoLI. l.. Adde'S, co ~
iuEI loN 1855 sun O.IHr. gpJ
A PElNAIE FAMILY WILL LET NICELY
LAfIui-hed iOIM1, .lth l0oi tuari. ioi seutciuru,
Or mHu nni l.r. u q stanton r.. i'u Eptri'. 40
DOAMl-2 kLNrkD ,AhlE MECHANIC :
- Cau ind GOOD noird nu4 'Ar comforts oi home
a. l,d suffolk rtf,rt, Sew NoiA, Deag Iiou ton
rect. 3D.
DOARD IL BEOOkLlN-A FIW RE
- -p.c .ctIhlr wcrhtuicf ,Nu De- accommodated with
lotrr or tuguIsLrd IONS, within minute walk Of
llalli ion terrv Inquire a. WiltLl'LG's o'ncc,
MLluhall 1t, =, \ aG-
EAN be ACCOMMODATED WITH A
" tuul.Ard el IuI,u i"r tao sluf.e men, Or man
and viir, b. ca lur NJ 2l7 Bps"ry, BE- rcru Prince
aud -p.lus str ia the lcAI DuDlns, iOu 80. ., JIl
tor " uay.. =
HOTEL GtENl-fuENISHEp Bedrooms
II or vcut'eu"u ully, tlou leo. tlb, to Sli5
p.r Scut double LcI-r.ulus from ~ ~ a.. la5 tst
a~th t. 30 ave -
The sun., 1865-06-14

ENGGSEER-AN EEGLlsHMtS, LATELY
- landed Nsuls . stu. lon a, engine driver. h4
rrierence Address MH. Dt MMEE. corner Of state
sud smith sts, brooklyn 10
The sun., 1865-06-14

A Mat LITTLE HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS
aud iol % s. lDl iur sale a; size. App. 10
". {. baMuEL7I, Melrore i,poL we,t,n, Tor
The sun., 1865-06-14

\LTANTED-FIRST-C CLASS OPERATORS
w on Nhi.e shir's, to Aork at home. App.y to l..
DRYFUOs d co, 5l aud 6S White ST. 859
WANTED A GIRL, ABOUT IL YEARS
w of axe, TO do light housework, Apply at No.
stanton tt W