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New YORK, Nav IS.
Gold sold to-day at ! IS.

CAIRO, My IS.
The New Orleans Tines says Eight
thousand rebels arc now at Mobile, being
paroled. Among them are Dick Taylor and
other prominent generals
The Es'7fe,ie. French raper published
IN Mexico, says the cmigraEts htely from
the L. 5. are returning, being un .Dle to find
land or labor to support themselves The same
paper says the American news caused pro-
found sensation in Mexico, and such power
fully shocking events must convince the
Northern party OF the ultimate result OF the
war, which is destined to briag about event
ualities Unforeseen in the policy of Mexico
and the Eastern powers OF Europe cannot be
indifferent 10 them.
1t tavors offering the advantages To South
ern emigrants as the only means OF stemming
the torrent which threatens 20 oyerwhclm
that country. as the Souiherners know how
to defend the soil they may possess.
Another paper SAYS The condition Of
Mexico occupies the serious attention OF the
French Government, and the Emperor has
said he l. resolved fJr the honor OF the French
Gag thereon established at the cost OF French
blood.
Speaking Of the probable Intervention Of
the United States. it says Three European
powers-Funcc. Austria and Belgium, are
bound to sustain the Empire-a conflict q e
United States VIII not provoke. MaxmilHu
will visit Oriziba, JalaVa and Vera Cruz.
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Nav YoRE. May 81

TIE steamship Kangaroo from Liverpool Is
coming up. New, anticipated
Gold ,lIl to-day 10 1864.
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rHING oF beauty rs A IoY FoRRyEl

a Those who desire brilliAncy Of complexion
must purify and enrich the blood which Helmbolc
Recollect it Is no patent medicine Ask Coz Helm
bclcf'. Take nc other.
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= n
Ia, .-,,l..,, .-tis 9s5,,sIs called to this most
csllclt -tt. .l.1 .l.'. as ps-.a't and speedy
srs- IL tl.1.1e. 81 pains that de n is heir to.
RHEUMATISM
/. caused BY a.iasua'an Of the ud, arising from
checked prr.piratiou-is cured oN sieW bottles oil
ksnneiy's Rheumatic -iniment.
SPRAINS
r. caused by an over-extensiou and a sudden re
action N the muscles-is cured BY few bottles Of
Kennedy's Eheumatie Linimeut-equally good for
NEURALGIA,
The king ofsl pain, is caused BY Al infamstion Of
he nerves-is Instantly cured by few applications
Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
PLEURISY
l. an inGam.ror ofthe lining of the rihs-is surej
by few bottles Of kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment-
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the nesh and
SMASHING Of the tissues Instantly relieved BY
Kennedy Rheumatic Liniment-
CRAMP
l. a contraction OF the muscles caused by sudden
stoppage Of the nervous huid, which prevents ami
ma life having freeaoE-is cured by few appli-
cations ofKennedy'sIs heumatic Liniment-
BILIOUS collie
caused BY neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take tea-poonial OF kenaedy's Rheumatic Lin
IIieut IN warm water every half hour untilcured.
SooTHART AND HOARsENESs.
Are caused BY an unnatural dryness Of the glands
wets piece Of flannel with kennedy's Rheumatic
Eminent, apply II on going TO bed, and you will be
well in the morning.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction In the circular around each
bottle.
FOR ANULCERATEDs SORE THROAT
You will take one teaspoorful Of the Linimentsi
ou- teaspoonfuls OF water. Gargle the throattwio
day. In few days IL will be well. This
teaspoonfui viii be worth dollar 70 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all infAmation Of the throat, tonsils and pal
ate, with dry hacking cough, you will dilute the
Linernent with four or I've times lie bulk Of vatei
g,rgle the throat, and swallow the moisture. TAI
zsusT fails
1t is good fo- TooTzAcHs. E.eAesE, svELtEr
FACE AID IsFLAyATIoS OF every kind. Every fam
ily should have 4 full supply FOR the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury
April z2nc. dav!slov
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NV YoKs.Max y


The HerG'ds despatch saws. Information
has been received here. that Kirby Smith
intends marching across the Rio Grnde. 20
tender Dr., services 90 Macmillan. Ihi, move
Nill BE- prevented.
Il is rait that discoveries have been made
in captured rebel documents duplicating
prominent northern men whose loyalty here
tOlOre has not been questioned.
The Tribune despatch SAYS an the clval-
~ in the Western Department are 20 be Im-
mediaiely mustered at Cairo for active Texan
service.
Frederick Seward has had au unexpected
hemorrhagc.
The Hrads letter from Richmond save
seldom. the rebel ,x-Secretary Of War, has
been arrested and Is 90 O. guub5a; witt Hun
ter and Campbell ], was believed that Lee
also would soon De arrested.
DAVIS sits alone 10 hi- ell. save yhc two
guards who are not permitted 30 all.o-- him
on any subject whatever, and be is given no
lights.
The Hsrads Washington despatch says a
bill OF indictment has 5een i1uni against
JEFF Dlyi, by the Grand Jury of Washing
ton and il IL said that a- som as the attcn-
dance Of witnesses for the prosecution can
be procured. be will De tired.
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FOR BRONCHITIS,
XOT0E.
FLOUR AND FEED.

WE have rented ofthe Burlington woolen Co.
w the Mil known as thu CUSTOM MILL latel
owned BY II ". Catlin, and will continue the bur
ness Of grinding all kinds OF grain tor
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Married.

In Barre, May L, Mr.Fred Johonno't Of Burlins'
ton and Gis, hattie M. Glover If Barre.
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MORRIS AND
BANKERS AVID BROKERS,
No. 10 BEAVER STREET,
NEW YORK.
GOVERNMENT BOND y,
RAILWAY SH.1RES,
PETROLEUM,

MIN In G. s T % e IA ,
eoUoHr AND SOLD.
All business tran. sacted strictly on Commission
= NORRIS sA. wuEELwRIGH 1T
-, Inflammation d.,red in regard 20 prospects
of sboye viii Be furnished upon application Is vel
- daily duotsticns.
ORDERS ARE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
REFERENCES. BIT PERMISSION
s-prord. Til.ston 4 Co., New York
galway, Casado & Teller, Nes YORK.
Harbecks Co., New York.
Caldwell Morris, New NOrk.
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g-ICE CREAM: ICE oREAM:i =
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G,ld 1865.

NKw YORK. Nav %.
The Tribune's New Orleans dispatch OF
lie 10Th states that the ordnance department
and magazine at Mobile, exploded at : clock
Yesterday The shock was terrific. lie
city shook t. IT. foundations. Eight squares
of buildings were destroyed, 500 persons
were buried in the ruins Loss. 5000, 900.
Origin Of the explosion not yet aseertalned
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The following scmi-offcial statement l.
made in connection with trc authorized an
nouncemcnt OF the fact that the ram S'ou,-
wall was clnlifi Iusilv surrendered t1 span
ish authorities 40 Havana The conduct oi
those authorities upon the oc .l-' 90 was 1u-
dicious. diguifci aud In entire conformity
with amity toward, the Omitted Slte-. ANY
movement OF dIstrust which may have here
to'orc been entertained rs % the decision OF
the Captain General of CG'a 10 the matter,
has thus FAR been ti-po.ed of satisfactorily.
Gen. Sherman. Do response 90 % -crCns0l1g
PARTY this evening said &c was sorry WIS
not at home when you called before. tonight.
for am here q stranger IN q strange house,
and have no right to use It for any purpose ,
but thank you for your kindness 60 me and
the army command.
" There are too many noisy omnibls-es
and street cars in this town, for me. ILaucl-
teri We ike the pine woods better. ior
there we can be heard and felt too. Ap-
plau-e and cries Of '' That's so uurral Tor
Sherman he's the boy for the rebels" Sc
81. There are DO more rebels now. they
have 90 gone up daughter and cz .hml-
ions 8, that's 50 49, GOOD for you.")
Il repeat, l am thankful to tie people
for the manifestations Of friendship extended
10 the army yesterday. Everybody vas IN
the street. know that every soldier felt q
sense Of welcome not only in the street bat
in every house. thank YOU 10 the name Of
tho army for your appreciation Of what they
have done ~ the past. promising they Will
IN the futuTs recIprOcate n.
I hove and will mo- ma gn a snnr -
but you must regard all future silence i1l
what | mean
Three cheers aud a tiger were given anC
he retired during patriotic AIR by Jh'
/ hand.
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GEO. NJ. GUILD s CO,
Grand, Square, and
s.PaRLOR VORITE"
PI A n o S
varerooms 5II Wash. ST., Boston.

eur "PARLoR FAvoRrTEsn have all the mo ier-
trrn-ovem,nts with overstrung 51''i iuli h'-
frames good tone and action, ami tAerousn'S H-A-'
AZ Tsey are not more that tEo-thirds as arr as
.,T si,s,s Pianpfortes and can be sold for less KAN
'I - ~, .|o,prisss every variety Of Piano ir
the s.P,RIoR FAvoRrrE" 70 the SoUARE and LA.'
Hoa GE1yp. and At prices varying rom tni'- 81.
send fSr Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue, ls-
tn, 5tals Of All our different styles Of instruul
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HARD VA RE
.ER ID WI RE

and shall .5on lave q new and complete stock on
hand q his Old stand. ,e ~ s- cordially Invite al
of he I'll mer patrons % ook oycr our stocN and u
will be oar esrnes. eudtayor 70 please all VINO may
patrouiEe Us s
A new stock Of such Agricultural Tools and seeds
as are 10 season viii soon he on hand
WHEELER 4 RIPLEY.
Nav 13-iaw sigb Of the saw.
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NEw YoEE. MAY 20
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We nave employed two Of the best Millers in tn
country who Will endeavor 20 90 the work 20 pleas
our customers, and re hope 20 merit the patTonsg
OF the public.
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News of the Week .

WAR DEP'T WASHINGTON
May p. 1865. {
To MaJ. Gen Dir;
dispatch from ten. CAVITY
dated New Orleans yesterday, the 26tb INST,
states that arrangements for the sufr-nder Of
TIC Confederate forces IN the trans Mississip-
p Department have been concluded they
include the men and material Vt the army
and navy.
E. NJ STANTON,
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Choice PHOTO apk 8

Choice PhOtO grGp "a 8.
The best published OF the late
Also
MRS LINcoLN,
PRESIDENT JoBNSoN,
SECRETARY Seward.
j. WILKES BOOTH.
(ths Assassia-)
GENERAL GRANT,
SHERMAN,
SHERIDAN,
THOMAS,
HANCOCK,
HOWARD,
WARREN,
6UTLER-
and great many others
Also, choice pictures Of Statuary,
Copies Of Engraving, -
Prios Only 10 cents eaeh-
Aad,.-. ANDREW &. BR0TCHIE.
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I
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UpH,N,s PIMPLE BANIsHER

R.rors. Pimpiss on the Faes, Frsesiss Sc. u a,5'
.oftens the skin and beauties the comple1.on ~
- ~ INV address for IS cents. by s c. UPliAh, -
son,b kigbth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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HEDGE SHEARS. Top Carts - Wheel harroWs
1 scufHe H0e. Clothes Baskets,
tiarIeu TrowsIs Travelling Bas@ets,
Grass liorfs Trays and Bowl,
Rove sl vel. snacer Waste Paper Baskets,
Ox yiu7-les Brooms, Pals. Brushes,
Garden seeds ard Lines. cylinder and Dash Churns,
Orange. Lemons and III e AZ
PEIRCES.
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E. ". STANTON,
See. Of War.
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Died
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Valuable Real Estate for Sale
THE 'hre- large buildings erected BY bishop
i Hopkins for Theological Seminary, including
about five OF land, offered Tor sale on Teh-
sOnaale terms
This property Is delightfully."- situated In the ny
Of Bur Ingt0n, with excellent gardens, an aqua
dance Of fruit, and richly ornamented WITH shA1e
trees Tue location, near the hear 81 ne CITY, =
one Of the most beautiful in New England, com
mauding. Il does, most picturesque vle"s q the
Lake-its islands and the distant mountain scenery.
For further information apply 70 the suoseTiors OF
J. h CONVERSE,
l. g. BIGFLOh.
B. ". SMITH.
Burlin ton. May Is, 1855. oS"u
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$50 r E w A r ID

$50 REV Ar ID
Paid to any psopn who vii ind anything squai 70
THE souTu.DowN coMPANY's
EXTRACT OF TOBACCO SHEEP WASH.
r. surss all cutsneous dsesseson sheep
n destroys ticks and al vermin On a1eep I'D
II destroys Insects on vegetation
EyERY SHEPHERD SHOULD EAyE N.
r,os. Who have used it viii never % without Il.
JAMES ?. LEVIN.
70 Central Wharf, Boston
rv-z>r,. AK your stsrekeepers for It.
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We shall keep FLOUR AND FEED constantly N
hands Tor sale ST
Wholesale and Retail.
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BUFFERS FIAsCO
Abort FISHER, was scarcely greater failure than
1. dsily mad. by most Of the advertised hair dyes
nor rss
TERRf ASD PORTER's VICTORY
More complete, perfect and glorious. than the
.onon,sf achieved BY
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CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
Over gray, red and sandy heads of hair. The Co
noxious hue is wiped out in five minutes, and
magnificent brown or black, glossy and natural,
,,.es us place. Manufactured by J. CRsrADo-
RIO. Nc. As.o- House, Neu-YOrk. Sold BY Drug
gsts Applied by sll HAIR Dresser
May 3l-dawlm
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No. - Congress Street, Boston

Advertisements inserted in all Newspaper tnr
ont me country At Publishers lowest rates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
why This?

The Cincinnati Gazette publishes G.YoI-
NEY DoRsEY's, explanatory statement of
the management of the Treasury, without
one word of comment, and the Cincinnati
Commercial publishes the substance of it and
interlards this among other paragraphs:
"The accuracy and neattess with which
DR.. Dorsey's books are kept, are commend
ed by the special examiners, but the DIR.
don't know when any of the several large
packages of United States bonds In the
Treasury were placed there, or who got the
interest upon them!'r ad pris aa gai' no
In this paragraph there is an ugly insinu-
alton. The Cleveland Leader of Monday did
not contain either Mr.. DoRsEY's ''state-
mento or any reference to it. LnH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
There should be a Change, age

The more PETER ODLIN's report, as Spe-
eial Examiner of the State Treasury, and
G.VoLNEY DoRsEY'si explanation thereto,
are read, the more apparent does 1t become
that there should be change of officers in
the State House. The officials of the party
In power seem to have acted on the idea,
that the offices were created for their spe-
cial benefit, and not to subserve the inter
ests of the State. Doubtless, the thought
has ever been present with them, "How
much can make out OF the office and not
expose myself particularly to public con-
demnation?" Mr!DoRsEY asserts that pre-
yious Special Examiners and the Legisla-
ture did not have any objection to make to
the manner in which he conducted the af-
fairs Of his office; and, therefore. he feels
that injustice has been done him by his
party friends at this late day, for now ex-
posing his transactions to public reprehen-
sion. Had Mr.. DORSEY conformed strictly
to the requirements of the law, he would
not be in his present unpleasant predica-
ment. We have no doubt that there are
other gentlemen who are now engaged in
abusing the ''Copperheads" from the stump
who would figure no more enviably before
the public than does Mr.. DORSEY, could
their transactions during the past four
years be laid before the public. Common
people, who have not beenvery particular
ly educated in figures, are at q loss to know
how men have grown rich in four years on
small salaries, while living has been high.
The inference is, that there has been goug-
ing somewhere. .1ai 80 99i,ln g-'ssal JsV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
G.. VoIney Dorsey Arrested-The
Treasury Closedy

We have been credibly informed that on
yesterday Monday afternoon G. voLNEY
Dorsey, at the instance Of Governor An
DERsoS, with the concurrence OF the Au-
ditor Of State and the Comptroller of the
Treasury, was arrested on the charge Of
having embezzled funds belonging to, the
State, and that Mr.. DoRsE9' waived an ex-
animation and entered into bonds in d sum
equal to his official bond, for his appearance
at court We have, furthermore, been In
formed that Mr.. DoRsEYretains and refuses
to deliver the inside key of the Treasury,
while the Governor holds the outside key.
The Governor has an advertisement in TIE
STATESMAN this morning, saying that In
consequence OF G. voLSEY DoRsEY having
been removed from Office, the State Treasu-
ry will be closed until bis successoris is ap-
appointed, qualified and is ready to take
chafge Of the efflce. ESQ - =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
lFRAAELlH COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
DEMoCRATIc CAMPAIGN.
FRANKLIN COUNTY Ex. Com. RooMs.l
10 oi CoLuMBUs, Sept. q, 1865.

FRANKLIN COUNTY Elk. Com. RooMs.(
10 ~ COLUMBUS, Sept. 4, 1865. !
The following meetings are announced
The Committee hopes every Democrat will
now 90 to work. There never has been q
time when our country ano liberties re-
quired us to be more diligent. We want
every man now to do his duty, and we be-
lie1e that the Second Tuesday of October
will crown US with victory. 5tir r,..t,f.,
The speakers announced will fill their apr
pointments promptly. 'w2l)n o'.'gi "
saturday, September I8th, Q O'Clock
P.1AIa: DUBLIN. Speakers-W,' r. Rankin.
Thos. Sparrow. Jas. E. Wright. 0ga ".
Saturday Evening. September 18th, z
O'Clock: WQRTHINGT0N. .Spt akers-W. r.
bankin. Thos. Sparrow. Jas. e. Wright.
Saturday. sept. 18th, o'clock p. M:
GR0VEP0RT. Speakers-Geo. L.. Converse,
John l.. Green. la..tE Clff D.. -f-.lIgnt 4H'f
SATURDAY Evening, SePtember 10TH, z
otciock: LOCkBJURN. Speakers-Geo. l..
Converse, John L. Green. 'Ni ~.
Saturd sy, Sept. 18th, g O'Clock p, M:
HHRRISBURG. Speakers-E. b. Eshelinan, ).
w. Andrews. II j. Wylie. 8 luOd 1IYl
Satin day Evening, September 16fh,7
O'Clock: GROVE CITY. ,SPeakers-B. b.
Esnelman. s. w. Andrews, II. J, " vile. ~ Il
Saturday, Sept. 18th, 2 o'clock r. M:
NEW ALBANY. Speakers-Judge A. G. Thur
man, e +. Bingham, Matt. Martin. -5ulv'i-nuo'
Saturday Evening, September 18th, Z
o'clock: BLACK LICK STA rl0N. Speakers
-rE.E. Bingham, Matt. Martin. g sHitt,r l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
The Governors's Duty and the
Duty OF the People. i' y

A great many persons-perhaps we may
truly say the great mass 1.-THE peOple-say
that it is the duty of Governor ANDERSON
to at least cause G. YoLNEY DORSEY to va
cate his office. The Governors duty is
very plainly defined in thelaw, SO that he
can not misunderstood it, even If he were
inclined to do SO. Inasmuch as he has mo
friends to reward or enemies to punish,p
we fatter ourselves with the belief that he
7 win do his duty in the matter unfinching-
I ly. Governor ANDERSON, however, is not
the only person who has high duty to
perform. AS imperative a duty is devolved
on the people as on him. That duty is to
change all the State officers that can be
changed this fall throughothe ballot box.
The whole business of the State, as it has
been conducted for the past four years,
needs a most complete overhauling. There
needs must be regular "house-cleaning,p
and to do it up properly there must be new
hands employed who will roll up their
sleeves and go at it in down right earnest.
Essential to the proper doing ofthis works
is Democratic majority in both branches
of the Legislature. In that body we want
men of boldness and unbending honesty
no more men who can be induced TO allow
a Treasurer Of States violation OF q very
important law to go unrebuked or uncom-.
planned of. Suppose Governor ANDERSON
does suspend G. VoLNEY DORSEY as Treas
urer Of State, and the people shall elect, as
his successor, SIDNEY s. WARNER, banker,
how are matters bettered Not in the least.
They are rather aggravated. The people
must take this matter in hand and defeat
Mr. WARNER and all the Abolition candi-.
dates with him. This is their duty.9q edi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY Elk. Con-. RooMs,l
10 1JVEi q COLUMBUS, Sept. 8, 1866.


10 15Tm 2 COLUMBUS, Sept. 8, 1866. lA
The following meetings are announced;
saturday. September 2S, e, O'Clock r..
W.: KEYN0LOSBURG. Speakers-E. B.
Esheman, John L.. Green. !NilE q. ijiiili4a'
Satu rday Evening, September e3, 4
O'Clock: GEHANNAH. Speakers--E. b .Esh-
Gilman. John l.. Green. .tfdy 10 IrioG 30
SATURDAY. seRts m ber a3, 9 O'Clock p,
L. Converse, Jas. E. Wright.
Saturday Evening, September 90, 4
O'Clock: ALTON. Speakes-Geo. L. Con-
verse, Jas. 4. Wright ~ H.al pst q.
Jackson Township, Saturday Evem-
ing. September 90, Z 0'clock: TOWN
SHIP HOUSE. Speakers-E.F +. Bingham, John
d. Burnett, w. r. Rankin. ''
Monday Evening, September rs, Z
6scleck: FRANKLINT0N. Speakers-E. +.
Bingham, E. b. Eshelman. '1 lt--qn $3.50
Tuesday Evening, September 90, =
0sc1ock: NORTH COLUMBUS. Speakers
Ge.oL. Converse, q. Lowenstein.
FrankIin Township. Tuesday Even.
ing, September 26, O'Clock: BRIGGS
SCHOOL HOUSE. Speakers-John l.. Green.
WIS. V. Prentiss. t''t "a - iAot
Perry Township, Tuesday Evening,
September 60, a o'clock: klNNEH'S
SCHOOL HOUSE. Speakers-S. w. Andrews,
E. 7. DeLang.
By order Of the Committee.
= SAMUEL KILE, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
III Haxen,. 7, ~ i ob.erved .,I ,he I.aw,. ~,

According to Mr.. DoRsEY's testimony,
none Of his predecessors in the State Treas
ury since BREsLIs, observed the present
stringent Treasury Mr.. STONE was
Mr.. DoRsEY'simmediat predecessor He.
therefore, did not observe the law His dis
regard Of that law led toh his disregard ofthe
law for the government of the Internal Rev
ehue office at this city. The resultwas defal-
cation and suicide. Is 1t not time that the
people elected men who would strictly
live up to their oath of office-inen who
are satisfied with the salary of the Office,
and viii not enter the arena Of speculation
with the funds Of the people? ~ 3f1?s \, q Z /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
Don't Meet with Good success.

From all quarters. the word comes up
that the Attorneys for the Bond-holders,
who are stumping the State under the pat
ronage Of the "Union party, do not draw
very largely This would seem, to indicate
that theipeople have made up their. minds
in favor of equal taxation, and against Ne
gro Suffrage and Negro Equality, and,
therefore, do not want to listen to these
men who are determined to Help work their
own ruin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
What il Suggested We NIay Ex-
Decf. .t.-. /. ....

II is suggested that il SIDNEY s. WARNER
shall be elected Treasurer Of State, he will
have the Wellington Bank moved into the
pTreasurer's Office and make out of that Office
a Banking establishments Bank of Dis
count, the people Of the State, through
their oppressive taxes, furnishing the funds
on which to, do, this discounting. That
would be very pretty arrangement for
Mr.. WARNER; but would it be quite as nice
an arrangement for the people?