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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
D To u O'clock. noon:

There was a good demand from packers to-day.
We quote the market rather lower, ranging from
$40 50 to ii so net.
MOLASSES-Market dull, prices steady at 95c q
81 10 per gallon for Porto Rico, and 6o975c for sor-
ghum. ...
PR0YIS!0NS-The market was more active. 600
brs old mess pork sold at $3l and few, smaller lots
at the price, New mess was sold at $3l so, but
generally held at $32. Old bulk meats in better
request. Shoulders held at l5c. sales Of As 900
lbs sides weIe made at l71ac. New shoulders and
sides, fifteen da in SALT offered at l59l7c. and
same time in salt for forward delivery at IA 1910.
Bacon shoulders were offered at 1870. rib sides at
&c., and clear sides at 23c with small sales Of the lat
ter at the quotation. Green meats were offered more
freely. Hams sold at 75Sc for 1900 pieces. l74c for
500, and 17c for 500. Sides sold at IA @I5c, and
shoulders at ll1g lac Kettle lard is in better sup
ply; so tieroes sold at 25~ and 100 tierces whole
hog at 24Hc in packages. In kegs it is held at
27H@2Sc. 2"
SUGAR-Market is dull for raw island sugar at
IA 1sc per pound; soft white refined. Is @2014c;
hard refined, 2l@2lKc.G 'g9
.-W0OL-Remains quiet Coarse fleece at SOC: me-
dium and fine, 55965c; tub washed, 6Oc; unwashed.
35c perpound.
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Coal Snles.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-At noon to-day,by
order of the Delaware, Lockawanna and
Western Railroad CO., Mr.. J. II. Draper sold
at auction 25,000 tons Of Scranton coal, de-
liverable at Elizabethport, New York, the
freight thence being seventy-tive cents per
ton. The attendance at the sale was large
but the bidding was decidedly slow, most
of the purchases being small lots of one
and two hundred tons. Prices obtained at
the October sales were not sustained, de-
cline of 5 to $2 per ton being submitted to.
The following were the prices obtained:
1900 tons Chestnut coal, $S S71a@9 S714;
4,5O0 tons stove coal. $40 6216@lO S5; $500
tons egg coal. so $500 rs; $500 tons CRATE
coal, So 621a9S S711ss; 1900 tons steamer
coal, 5000 50; 6,0O0 tons lump coal, So S711a
90 371S. The following prices were OBJ
tained at the October sales; $500 tons lump
coal, $l0@l0 30; 1000 tons steamer coal,
$40 12R@l0 90; 4,0c0 tons CRATE COAL
$40 621s@l0 871a; $4,000 tons egg coal,
$40. 6219@l0 75; $500 tons stove coal,
$i3 3!1a@l3 rs, $500 tons Chestnut coal,
$l0@l0 12ia. ~. ?. 3'.'ii, ..r " j.
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New York Market-Noy. ee.


sC0TT0N Steady and prices without decide
change at 69@53c for middiing; latter for New Or
leans.
.FLOUR-Opened steady and closed about 5asIoc
better on common apdInediuu grades sales at Ss is
9S3O. ft extra Slater s999 O5 for common 10 good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. and $v 10
oil 80 for trade brands.
WHISKY-Dul, heavy and lower; western at
~ 1892 20; chiefly at inside price
WHEAT--Rules in favor ef bnyerswith only very
moderate demand. Sales at 81 IS +18i for Milwau-
kee club 65 for unsound do 81 IS for prime amber
Milwankee u 30 for extra choice do; ~ 0Q for com
pRyE PpPa TEin.e nleWisg %sstsrn' n' ssgs l9'ss8s q
BaRLEI- Dull and heavy sales At q 2s9l % fol
BARLEY MrAiLT-Dun.
-C0RNyzAetye and finer. Sales at 9l995c for
unsSund; segs7c for soun,i mixed WESTERN and s7h
dasaf lgsf ssos .sc 70, un
sorad, and 6lS6tc for sound, and small parcels Of
C0FFEE-EStead Rio at l4Xc, gold ''o W
SUGAR-Quiet; Cuba MuscOyado at l49l41ac.
PETkOLEU inactive and higher crude at 4C
ba996 Ssna idGss Sss fG scsnesr
for mess, cos ng at s3 Is cash; and $27s77 SO fol-
prime mess Also 1900 brs mess, sellers option, all
the year, at $3l93I 25; and $50 brls new mess fol
y sssparyahd ss Febraary, sellers option az $50 oo9
BEEF--Du'l and heavy at Gil 009l4 90 for plair
mess, and $l4 00@l7 90 fofiextra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at SAL 00s42t0.
SUT MEATS-More active but lower; l4h@lec
for shoulders and l0c972c for hams. d LIE :
., LARD-Market less active and lower at 2aXa
BUrTER-Quiot at aO942c for Ohio and ssS5oc
1 CiEESE atllalpc. R yVLI IH.t
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-AMUsEMENTs.
EIIsier,s Atheneum.

Louis XI was presented last night be-
fore another full house. TIE play in the
first act dragged rather heavily; in the
second, 1t became more animated. and In
the third, intensely intepestieg ~ The, in-
terest continued unabated" Until the deno,teL
ment of the plot. -
The historic Louis X, in his latter years
was very well personated by Mr..
Kean. Louis, as history paints him,
Is not very lovely character but
the strange mixture OF good and evil
In his composition, was clearly depict
edsby Mr.. Kean., with the words, e"tlie
people," continually on iiisT lips, ne did
some good things, overshadowed, however,
by remorseless tyranny. Mr.. Keans per-.
s6nation did him very airjhstice.2 ogOHg'
Mrs. Kean was excellent, also, IN the
character Of Marthe, the wife of the pleas
nt,Marcel. The representation Of the Due
de Memoirs by Mr.. Catchcart, was finer
piece of acting than one is often privileged
to witness. The other parts weregeneraliy
we'll sustained; but special mention should
be made Of Miss Clara Morris, who acted
the part of Marie. She is young actress
of much promise. ~ Ut r :
This is the last night of tile Kean engage
mept.E On this OCCASION a Shaksperean
playwiit be performeds thatof Henry,yIlI.
There is great deal of pageantry in this
play, and Some Eofl the finest passages
Oh. l. ap nao ra ayor xurota Coma af fhooa
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Cleveland Market.

FLOUR-Held at s950aiO rs for country Xxx red;
slo 5O9l IS for do Xxx white. sll OO@ii 5ofor City
XXred; sls oe9l2 50 for Xxx white: $50,
WHEAT-New No, lred ~ 0S92 10; old No.
red 81 909l IS; new No. 2red 81 so. -
b, ,CORN-Sales Scars No. mixed at 69c; cars do
oATS-Steady for Ohio with sales cars at 44c
from store. Chicago dull and nominal ut 400.
RYE-Sale small lot at 53c from store.
BARLEY-Dull, heavy and nominal.
,PORK-No. mess held atS35 90; No. 2do at $S3 90;
BEEF~ouict and steady at ssO 90 for city packed
2. LARD Unchanged at 2sc for city rendered in
BU1TER-Fair demand for choice Western Re-
SCH CHEEsE-unchansed and steady at lss2lc for
good to choice in large LOIS small lots selected Ham
burg 2?c. s.,,.,Ts.. .s5-., Cd. ,..---
HlGHWlNES-Les firm but unchanged at
ALCOHOL-Fir Held at - 7O9475 for ss per
cent; Cologne Spirits a IS; Neutral Proof Spirits
LAKE FISH-Firm for White Fish; held at ss rs;
Trout and Pickerel held at 81 So Herring at IS 25
PETROLEUM-Quiet but firm at 7l972e for re-
DRIED ApPLEs-Held at iec for old and l5c for
= GREEN NAPPLEs-DuFandh heavy. Held at g SO
o. 90 for good 70 choice winter fruit: 4
WATER LIME-Firm. Held at ss 90 for Akron
PIG fRSN-Firm and active at the following rate.
Massillon No. $55 90 per tom do NJ. $50 co. Tus-
'sssTai saNFl NJ ' "a aSS "a No an. for
coarse Onondagai 81 IS for Saginaw. =
LASTER-1'PGw hand piastsrslO 90 per ton;
Calciped % q & 90 PSpS PER bTl , W. ~
as follows: Present Use Xxx Ale SO Co. Stock Xxx
$l4 90; kennett SIG 90: Pale Cream $l1 90; Porter
$lA 90; Half and quarter barrel: in proportion.
, Hi1D!PSEHeld st arrange Of to96oc for New York.
} MAfI--Barity Niaitheld at 81 go peribushel. u
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Cincinnati Market.

BUTTER-We still quote choice fresh roll and
solid packed, in small packages at SB93sc per b;
frkin butter at 30935c.
!, BALE ROPE AND BAGGING-We quote hand
made rope at 14%@l5Se; machine do. 16c per b /.
Kentucky baggng 3Oc, and 1n@s 2sJ4c per yard;
,CHEESE-ChOice w estern Reserve can still be
obtained at t2l9c p b. Hamburg and factory at &c.
English dairy At 23c, actual tare 2f.l lH.9
I, COFFEE-Common Rio, 2e@30c; prime do, 9lc
choice DO. 32g321ac; Java. 4s96Oc p b. .'ss
FLOUR-We continue TO quote superine at 81 30
CT 75; extra. from new wheat at $s@s rs. and that
made from old stock at $999 so; family at 50 95 %
10 Isl fancy sl19l2 per brl. The sales were 100 brs
family at $40 70 and 1870 brlS extra at g. Rye fur
steady at 81 Der 100 lbs for choice. ,'' .|'t
GRAlN-In whest there h no change to report.
Prime old red is still held At 80 o399 c5 without buy
ers at above g.. Nothing doing in white: New red
will bring 81 609l 75 for good prime inferior rang
es from 81 20 To 55 per bushel. The market for
Corn is dull quote Old ear at 55c, sound shelled Al
5Sc; ear SOC, and sheed 55c. Oats steady at
4O94lc, according to quality. with sales of 500 bush
at canal at 4l4c Rye is in good request with small
sales et S5c Barley is dull and prices nominal
I E2HAY-The supply is large'y above, the demand
and prices are weak for prime Timothy in bales at
go 0osia 90 per ton and 81 90 to % % more from
+ fHlt,S-Receints mn IN 10 o,clock NOM. .
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The 81. John Explosion.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22--Mr. Norman
Wizard, OF this city, has been experimenting
upon the boilers of the st. John, and as
serts, in letter to the Commercial, that his
theory that theexplosion Of the boilers was
caused by unequal expansion of the boiler
plates between the parts above and below
the surface of the water at the time of the
explosion, which surface might be at the
ordinary line, or lower, when there was a
deficiency of water, or higher when the
water was forming, has been triumphantly
confirmed. and that the boilers of the st.
John will be Immediately supplied with a
selt-acting device to equalize the tempera-
ture of the boilers. dig. -7.
Snow fell in this city for a few moments
to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
Circular to National Banks.

NEw YORK, Nov. 22y--The Times special
says: The Treasurer of the U. S., Gen. f.
Z. Spinner, has issued supplement to reg
ulations respecting semi-annual return and
payment of duties by National Bank asso-
cmtions. He says: The numerous errors
made by recently organized banks in esti-
mating semi-annual duty, causes the sup
position that regulations respecting state
ments furnished by the Treasurer are not
read or understood by the officers making
estimates. The method Of making state
ments contained in the regulations is legal.
ly correct, and the books in the Treasurer's
Office are 80 madeas to admit of their record
in no other method. There must, there
fore, be no alteration of the printed portion
of the form, by interlining, erasure or
otherwise. Statements will be returned to
banks for correction until they are made
to conform to the method contained in the
regulations and form.
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An Important Decision.

BALTIMORE, Nov, 22-In the United
States Circuit Court for Maryland this
morning, Chief Justice Chase presiding, an
important decision was given in the case of
James Jackson, subject of Great Britain,
against the Northern Central Railroad Com
pany. The action was to recover the
amount Of $2,650 on coupons held by
him of the bonds of the company
The company claimed the right to re-
to pay the income tax with, and also three
per cent. on the coupons, under the law of
Maryland. The court decided that the
must pay the tax, and that the
coupons must be paid without deducting
the tax. ---------- = IL IL -
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INC WAR Not We. OxDeer..

New YORK, Nov. 23.-The Posts Wash
ington correspondence says: Congress will
act upon the. theory that the war is not
ended. 1t is precisely the ground occupied
by the President and every one of the De-
'partments of the Government. Troops not
yet discharged have repeatedly demanded
their discharge in compliance with their
terms OF enlistment, and the invariable re-
ply is, the war is not yet closed. The
Treasury Department also holds, in refer
ence to the payment of bounties, that the
war still exists. The President, while he
protects the freedmen with the bayonet,
does it under the theory chat the war has
not come to an end; that time enough has
not elapsed to satisfy the President and
Congress that the people of the South are
steadfastly loyal. 7d '.' '' 91NH .4laa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
Commit,ed for Trial.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 22.-Wm. Robe, a
Claim Agent, B. Dressed, late Clerk in the
Second Auditors office, and ,Harman Coos
man, who were, eonfederated for the pur-
pose of defrauding the Government by
issuing, .fraudulently. papers in the cases of
deceased and discharged soldiers, have been
committed for trial in default of the ag-
gregate of $35,000 bail for their appear
discovered for few months million OF
dollars might have been thus fraudulently
collected from the Government. The par
ties involved In the fraudulent transactions
have, made written confessions of their
guilt. ..-r-,' .,.Y =
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The Freedsnen's lBureau-A Cotton
..,i,r~r Growing Company.

New YORK, Nov. 81. 1.-The Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says: 1t lis understood Gen,
Howard will demonstrate, In his report, the
utility of the Freedmen'sa Bureau and the
admissibllity Of continuing It's existence
until LIS soproyisions are no longer needed
for white or black. ~ ~. ~
American and English capitalists talk of
organizing a National Cotton Growing
Company in the South. The English at
tempt to produce cotton in India proves
disco.qragipS. To. remove apprehensions of
late of the freedmen's Bureau of Louisi-
ana, will visit Liverpool shortly. iarris
There is scarcely doubt that bill will
pass Congress providing that heirs of SOL
diers who died in Rebel prisons be privi-
legged 10 collect commutati0n9 of Govern
ment rations for the time the deceased were
prisoners Of war. rga .a..7... .i,...t.f q
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Reputation Established |

, Mrs. s. "A. .gltess IS Ss.ssFy a
public benefNctrcss, g,iGlhcs.
aCOssde,1ast success Is sss,Frc-
cedented. Her fame iHssd
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, and to-day she Is
iM her line the largest aaGn-
ssfactMresS f,s the sUOs:ld. :, .;,r
an ,,Joni 90 y ,t1og eIo I. osN
y Everybody Interested.
Y'OMsh and old age Gs-eiSsLikc.
besse fieest by flse ssse DIR .EEss.
s. IA. .qtless's UV'0rgd'sr 1zair
RestOYer and Hair D1essL
ing. They act directly asposs
the roots of The hair, causing
tssrMrtaast gr0sUthassd beassS
ty. gY;Ossr hair, if fchanged 10
grey or sOhife by sickness or
other causes, sCsll soon be re-
stored to its natural color
and beauty. DNasgyssf erGd-
icNted, forever d The d .Esgis'
Falling s topped The sssOst
deltcate ihead-stress or bOas-
netcNst be aUOsgs sOithOsst fear
OfsOiIiasg. The most delight
fMI fragrance TO, the hair Is
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
AGuA deamAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Mngnolia. Used for bathing the face and person. to
render the skin soft and fresh, oprsvent eruptiOns
to perfume clothing, &c. 4 y '.rta tHNl.t
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
J 1t removesredness. tan. blotohes. DC. rs Z ?
Itcures nervous headache and allays inflammation.
2 ltcools, softens and adds deicacy to the skin.
ltyields asubdued and lasting perfume. Tn
Itcures musqueto bites and stings Of insects.
1t contains no material injurious TO the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II Is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne Psrfumery. or Toilet Water after
y a5i '.,.' DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.,
o0t Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
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photographic;
The Mexican BHissiOn-Jen: Davis
-Obiect of the COncentratiOn,n ,nt
Sam nAntOuIO-Clemen g. (lny.

n .
( New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Worlds spe-
cial says: 1t is quite certain Gen. Logan
will decline the mission to Mexico. 1t is
believed no new appointment will be made,
before the meeting of Congress. o'.f-
! DR.. Craven, from Fortress Monroe, arriv-
ed this morning. He reports JEFF, Davis in
fair health and clear mind. Nothing was
known at Fortress Monroe regarding his
trial. The Chief Justices interview with
the President yesterday related almost
wholly to 1t. s...I rt rb q't '.a,i
! The supposed object of the concentration
of military force in the vicinity Of San
Antonio, Texas, is for the purpose of look
ing after French troops. 7a . ,i79n. ttrs,
Efforts to secure the parole of Clement
c. Clay were unsuccessful. Several per-
lsonal appeals have been made by Mrs. Clay.
Stress is laid upon the fact that Clay vol
UNFAIRLY surrendered himself on hearing he
was chargedwith completely in the assassi-
nation of President Lincoln. 7''ASa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary article
yer discovered. 1t changes the un-burnt face and
,nds to p0arly satin texture of ravishng beauty,
lparting the marble purity Of youth, and the dis
ngue appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
shion. 1t removes tan, freckles, pimpes and
l 'ughness from the Skin. leaving the complexion
\ esh, transparentand smooth. 1t contains no ma
rial injurious to the skin. Patronized by ACTRESS
and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should
Ave. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. +. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
: Address all orders to I.|r ...... ..,
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
octo.dAwly D.. y
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Gcn. .G,rant-N.vlYork PoIItIc,

NEW YORK, Nov, 22.-Gen. Grant and
party left for Washington en- the z O'Clock
train last evening, in the elegant car Pres
ident Lincoln last rode in. 1'i;7s. ~.
At Mozart Hall last night Fernando
clined, Mr.. John Hecker was then nomin-
ated, and Richard 0'Gorman candidate for
council. The latter nomination was also
made by the Tammany Democracy. whose
candidate for Mayor is John T! Hoffman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
Aid for Southern People.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 22-The meeting at
Brooklyn Academy of Music last night in
aid of the Southern people, was well at,
tended, Notwithstanding the inclenient
weather. Addresses and appeals were made
by Gen. Fisk, Henry Ward Beecher, DIR,
Bellows and Others, and aletter Of sympa!
thy was receiyed-from Chief Justice Chase.
The New York Historical Society held
its sixty-ilrst anniversary last night. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
From MatnmOras-The Ship Har-
nv f.. West Burned.

New YORK, Nov. PA merchant from
Matamoras, who left that place on the I'd,
has arrived via New Orleans, and reports
that the city was then intact, with no pros
pect of its being taken unless by assistance
from this side. 'i '" afflj a.,
d A Mobile dispatch of the Goth says the
ship Harry +. West, from New Orleans for
Liverpool, was burned at sea.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIE.

,.4kNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE.
,-Every living being has in his system "a
IMPURITIES. l.'lH
When these are within their natural limits. our
sath is good; but when they are in excess, pains.
Ids, rheumatism gout debility, costiveness. diar
Isa, dysentery. e'ysipelas. &c &C.. afiict u.s.
That we have do to our health is TO take
At from the BOWELS AND THE CIRCULATION
lie excess Of impurities. This done. health follows
necessity.
''a e" BRANDRETH'S PILLS
re the only medicine that can do this with entire
I Ifety to all the organs " the body. Il
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
re now living Who have adopted BRANDRETH'S
ILLS as their only remedy for periods Of from
4irty to fifty years. and whose average health is ex-
llent. They have always cured themselves. when
2 Ok, by using these ln ipifrmrH 500 u.t
20 INNOCENT AND INFALLIBLE PILLS. M
Principal Office. Brandreth Building. New Y ork.
oct30 -d&v1m -.
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TObaccOnists i'm Convention
DANA re by the Storm.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Tobacconists'
Association held a meeting in Cooper Insti-
tute this morning, for the purpose of ap-
pealing to Congress to transfer the internal
revenue tax now laid on the manufactured
article to leaf tobacco. Delegates were
present from nearly all the States. A COM
mittee was appointed to draw up a resolu-
tion expressive of the object of the conven-
tion, and then took recess. "r
Considerable damage was done in Brook
lyn by the storm yesterday. ,Utrs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
More. Fraud.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The Herald's dis
patch says: A revenue Inspector of Phila-
delpbia, and his brother, assistant assessor
in the same city, are charged with fraud in
not having returned more than one-twen-
tieth Of tobacco manufactured by Them
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23

The CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE for
Book Keeping, Penmahship, Telegraphy,
sEand Photography. Young men should,go
! /. to first-class Colleges in cities where busi
mess is done, and there will be some chance
' for obtaining situations. BY addressing
hiBush Il Marshall, Columbus, o., letter
= nicontaining particulars, with specimens of
4 writing, will be sent free. octll-3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23

New YORK, Noy. 22.-The Posts Wmh=
ington special Says Harvey W. Hillafd, OF
Alabama, In letter, warmly supports the
Presidents Reconstruction policy.
There was o large, Government sale of
beef and cotton at Alexandria to-day.
The President is engaged upon his mes
sage, and receives few visitors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
u d" Alas. too well they know.
Tho pain, the woe,"

Caused by neglecting CATARRH in its
earliest stages. DIR. d. H. Seelye's LIQUID
,CATARRH REMEDY will give relief in
q short time, and if directions are carefully
followed, even permanently cure this dread
disease in its worst form. ,..',
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23

!. s.,1NEw y DIRK, Nov. 22.-Gen.r g.. Sanchez
Oshoa, who recently arrived in this city
from Mexico, with especial and important
bmission tor the United States, left for Wash
ington last nightin company with the Mex
lean Minister. Is
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PrOImOted.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-The Times' spe-
eial SAYS: Col. Ward, late Colonel Of the
18th Ohio, has been brevetted Brigadier-
General tor gallant and meritorious conduct
at Chickamauga. - - o-ss-
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RATcHELoR,S HAIR DYE |!

9 Durno's Celebrated Catarrh snuff /,
the best known remedy for Hesdacbe. Cold in the
Head, Snufles, Imperfect Voice. Bronchitis, and
Casnh. Few persons appreciate the diseases arising
from disordered nasal organs Sight. hearing. tAste
and smell are frequsntlyruned byacod in the head.
The gas generated BY the use of this snuff clesnses
the entire head and restores proper articulation. Its
efects are pleasant and wonderful. IT. contains no
tobacco nor1other injurious ingredient. Colleges,
Societies States, and the most eminent of the Med
icalFscult' have awarded 4 testimonials and pre-
miums. IN
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