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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-28
Tricks with Type.

One of our city cotemporaries recently had
avery severe time in trying to get its compost
tors to spell correctly the name Appa Forum,
succeeding only after such repeated efforts as
entitle it to the highest praise for its persever-
ance. As misery is said to love company, we
offer for the consolation Of our neighbor the
following, which we cut from a chapter on
Typographical Errors" in Harper's Magazine
for January: .H.i. n. .-.rr u.
DR.. Kunze, prominent minister Of the Ger
man Lutheran Church in New York city, In
the beginning Of this century, addressed a
communication on vcxed chronological ques-
ton, to Mr.. Lang, the editor Of the New York
Gazette. In his letter he adverted to the Gre
gorian style, and mentioned Pope Gregory.
The faithful Gazette printel tom Gregory
The venerable Doctor hastened 10 his friend,
and demonstrated ON the injury he had done
him, and requested the erratum 10 specify in
stead OF Tom Gregory" Pope Gregory KILL
An alteration was made, and the Gazette re
quested its readers "ior Tom Gregory to read
Pope Tom Gregory Kill" Only one more at
tempt at correction was made, when the COM
positor had the typography so changed that It
read "Tom Gregory the Pope" The learned
divine, with heavy heart, in final interview
with the eradite editor, begged him to make
no further improvements, as he dreaded the
loss Of all the reputation his years of devo-
ton to the subject had secured to him.
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Holiday Presents.
o. Great Prize Distribution
i5s4.I Is'sif1 by THE s3ta
New York Gift Association !
713 BroGdsUay, Neac York.
4a4s.s 100000, a
To be Sold for One Dollar Each!

Without regard to v0le, and not to be paid for until
you kssoac whdt yoa are to rece,re. AZ
Among those who have acknowledged the receipt
Of Valuo5Le Gifts drawn nom this Association re-
Gently the following kindly permit their to be
Robert H. Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn, Melods-
onsyalue $50. w. f. I. Willis, W.. ed St., New
York, Diamond Cluster PIN, valued $500. Mrs. Il.
G. Tappan, 16 York st, Gold Watch, value S125-
Miss Ellen +, Dickerson. Binghampton, n. Y, Melo-
deon, value $780,. Mr.. E. H. Stone, 80 Tenth St.. N.
Y, Piano, value $3.50. Mrs. Teresa A. Miller scran-
Peck, Springfield, IN, Meiodeon, value si25. DR.. 1.
Watch, value s15O. Edward H. Lindsay, worcester, a
buque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drps. Dr. value % sa5o'G 1a-
Francis l. Moran, 10, Pearl st, Albany, NJ Y, Music
Box, value S40 Mrs. r. Ingersoll, Urbana Ohio,
ards Hotel, Washington, ID. Silver Patent Lever
Watch, value $50. Many persons who have drawn
valuable prizes do not wish their names published or
we might extend this list. te = Z 80 ftf II
MANNER oE DISTRIBUTION. i.sl5B .'4l
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
value placed in Sealed Envelopes which are well
mixed. One Of these Envelopes, containing the Ger
dollar at retail will be delivered at ofice or sent
by mail 20 any address, without regard to choice on
receipt Of 25 cents. Thepurchaser win see what ar
tice II draws, and its value, which may be from ONE
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and can then
send One Dollar and receive the article named
BNo Blanks-Every purchaser gets an article
: Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns and the article drawn will be mme-
dately sent to any address by return mail express
Entire Sasisfaction Gaaranteed i'm all
Six Certificates foI 81, Thirteen forts2; Thirty
AGENTS WANTED. Send for a Circular ~
All letters should be addressed ID.
81 ss51f ssbaH5gas-. t. BENTON s. CO.,
Dec a-5fm* i 80, 80 - -
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Business WnaaSed.

,5iGE e Business Wanted. aT 81
A LIGHT, respectable business wanted--one that
N would give out OF door exercise preferred. Those
answering Will please state kind of business profits
amount OF capital necessary, and all other needful in
formation. Address WILLIAM GARDNER,
decI9 d4w* Box 1868 p, o. .
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'io1 ~" "A Lost! l
A CHECK drawn by Mathews & Thomas on
N Canal National Bank, dated Oct. 26th or 9th,
for One Thousand Dollars. Payment has been
stopped. All persons are cautioned against receiving
the same. The finder shall be suitably rewarded by
returning it to f4sJ sM
f4. ..r- w. w. THOMAS, -e.
At Canal National Bank.
u Nov 23-dtf r -|.f-f E. .
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WM2ltRG,

Vessels @ to load de deals 4ss a. st. John Oh . n
G4E est rates offreight. Jsf ~.
>ASsI&IrS ALSO, :,
To load lumber at same place for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond.
LITTLEJOHN e. CHASE,
No. Central Wharf.
Aug. 29-dtf sf q,g i
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Lost.
GATURDAY EVENING, between the Boston De-
y pot and No. &c Park Street, small Russet Va
lse, with the initials T p" end. The finder
shall be suitably rewarded by leaving it at Clements
Stable, No. 81 Congress Street. r5
Dec, 25.-d3t*
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Wants, Lost and Found.


EITHER Ladies' or Gentlemen. Remember that
IL WIN. GRACE 81 CO., offer better inducements
to returned Soldiers, and others, than any other
house in the Eastern States to sell fine Steel Engrav-
lngs and Books by subscription.
Address at once, with stamp, VIM. GRACE g. CO.,
lsi Middle St., Portland, Me- P. o. Box 1882
Oct I4--dSw.3m
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Aug. 29-dtf
Lost.

Lost. 20
TN one of the water closets of the United States
Il Hotel, small pistol fSmth d. Allen'sl. ss &
As it is priced by the owner account of associa
dons connected with it, liberal reward for its
cry, more than the value of the pistol will be paid
States Hotel Ifatr 9f7. dec25d1w.-
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TAINTED.

A N Agent in every town in the State Of Maine to
"A sell new, convenient and useful patented arti-
Gle. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing for rare chance
to make money should call on, OIL address,,
"a T j. HANKERSON & CO.,
100 Middle Street,
.- Nov 23-dtf l Portland, Maine.
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Tenement Wnnted

VTTANTED ID a tenement suitable for one or two
w small families, with good water privileges.
Please address Tenement, Box 1903.
Oct 10-dH m
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For Sale.

TUT sale. n u
TNHE large and valuable Farm beieaging to the Es-
tate OF the late Daniel Appleton, Esq, OF Buxton
Centre, comprising about 115 acres OF good land,
with good orchard OF aoout 800 fruit trees. Also
large House and Barn. Sold In portions to suit puf
chasers. l.
For furth or particulars inquire Of
IOHN c. PROCTERs Lime Street.
Dec T-ebd&w3w saiH t' TT
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Hunted.
{ 'WnMfR6.

.22 9-j i' Ee Wg7ated. ie 9fc5 ~
A SMALL TENEMENT, or or 8 Rooms, by
IA gentleman, wife and one child. Please address,
-.. -, sc. d." Box 1,799,
Dec. 25.-dlws Portland, Me.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
his son Frederick let,
National Banks.

Nav YoaE, Oct 5s--The Times Washing
ton special saws The aua0uncenhen; OF atiOnal
Banks ,t!ll 5e ng established should not be cen
struei 10 mean .that snyes,ew bsaks .,e actually
being authofize6, EXCEPT in & few cases in the
South The arDeuncerent- CT new National
Banks now refers 70 banks shch were author
lied months ago but whose certificates have
been Withheld Until they have complied Sith ;ae
provisions or the banking law. which requires
ihat their circulation shall not exceed, at the
maximum. ninety per cent of their capital.
The bank note circulation oi he country is
therefore SLOWLY decreasing. "a most OF the State
Banks had circulation tar ~ excess OF their
capital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
IL. virtues OF BULLs CEpsos Brs, if any such there
be- read the following certificate irem gentlemen well
kuow in this coz munty, and doubt no nioTe.
lt- general INTRODUCTION into the army z5il the
live Of Thousands oi OGr soldiers: G-r
I.euisvnLs.J June Sd, i-ss.
Ne the gadersisn-d, have seen the good Fec,
syE BCLLS CgDRos EITTEss in case of general dssty
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Aaong soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed 10 the missmAtie in
fuCase. T.. .ce Southern climate
sAI. PHILIP Spell. s.f f-e
.t Collector lat, Rev ST. Dis. Ky
CBAs. b. COTTON. . r a . r,
Collector Of ti,r Port u Leaisvili, ~.
col. Il. DENT, ..---....
Provost Marshal General of Heuraoxy
REy. D. P HENDERSON.
Vice President % SANITARY Gs-In'ssoi
AAgNxY, HUGHES + CO.. fia..
Publishers Demycrst, e-..
ESQ. ? DoERN, -ia
Proprietor Louisville Aass;ssr
uUGHEs PARHHILL,
Wholesale D,y Goods Deses., H.is street. I.ssir-
DAVIS, GREEN CO..
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Lsaisyills.
HART 4 NAPoTBERs -. ----s -- =.
Louisville, Ky nav
JULES WINTER,
louisville, Nv.
CAPT.s r. HILDRETE,
Oi the steamer AajoI Anesrss-- f-sr.y
MAJ L. q. ThURSToN, -r' -
Paymaster L. :. Aruy -t
c. NJ HETCAIP,
National H0iel louisville, KJ
col. JESSE sAYLEs, ~ 91s8
4th Kentucky Cavalry
GR0s6E ID. PisgSTICE, ,f
nLosifvlHe Journal sF .. io-
sQf.p WHOLESALE 81 S..
oAsLY-HEEFE q sxsssi,=
! z3 soaih EcrsSiaa 81 Indianapolis.
decl6 6s-dly y& wl2tosm
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Divided into iO. OoO shares. par
value ESQ each.

fEsAg publie are hereby nesIEed that bsOks nov
open ST the oniee OF NJ Hsliy. Indianapolis, and h.
Hosenthal Jerersonv Ie Ind for the sale u limited
runb,r Of shares The proceeds OF the sales Of this
stock 70 be devoted 10 the develop o. ke OF and
mine iants beon ,ng the Company. 2ad IN tbs
nsShborhood of Henryvilie. The boring i now pro-
gresSng under the supervision Of experienced opera
tor. The Company hs- three thocsaod scres of Land
situated nineteen miles from Jefersonyile bear Henry
Vile The surface diostions 81 these lands, together
With the formations, ara sch to sfy the
most ss1gaiIe expectations si indns sorndan deposits
u oil Experienced oil fro1 the OF reg 6ns o.
Pefnsy y~ania spd eisewhere have prospeeted this ter
oy and say that compares fsvorAbly with the best
oil regions In the east. '
The sensr. seems be that tie enterbrse
and capital invested ~. development OF oil will
uay sstie Epon this portion OF the state the mort
promising section within il limits
HARRISON DAILY,
au3O cAwt Presidens
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The BridaI cha amber, an Rsssy Of Warn
Ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, and re-
Liable treatment for Dsesse, Of the Urinary and sexu
systens-ssnt Free In sealed envelopes Address Dr. J.
sKIILIS HoUGHTos. Howard Association, Phfadei-
phis, Pa. spr&-d&vlys
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

card 10 Invatfds.
4 Clergyman, while residing In sooth America, ss
missionary dscov cred safe and simple remedy for the
Csre Of Nervous Weakness Eary Decay Diseases Of the
Unary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders brought by bsnefui sndvcious habits Great
numbers have been sready cured BY this noble r-ncdy
Prompted By desire benefit the afflicted and unfoTtr
nate will send the recipe FOR preparing and using this
medicine IN sealed envelope 10 any who needs II,
Ee> eI Cia'ge. n ---.,.s-
Please ncios. pss paid envelope addressed your
s-I,. Address, JOSEPH T. lNhAS,a cf
seps dly station d, Bible House, New York City.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
Philosophy Of Marriage

gxtHg PRoPzErToRs cFTgE NV f0ES sCSEUz
4 % knxiony haze r-se-rniBed. regs-dle-s o. ex-
pefse 70 ssue fSse fsf nsli Of suffer ng hu-
asnty and suppression oi gEAcsery, four al tAsf n..
Interesting sEt instructive Lectures Marriage and lie
d>aualIncst0Is Nervous ard Physical Debsfsty, Pre-
mature decline Of Asnhood. Ind gessisn Weakness sY
pepression In potency, Lose sf Energy and Manly Po
err the great Social Ey src -es Ialsess vhieh resu,
f0 youthful f5its exeesses efnsturi'y, gnorsnee
Of Physiology and laws of Sstr'e.
These iuvsuseis Lectures have been the means Of
eashtsnng and SAVING thousands. and will be forwas<-
fee receipt OF fogr Stamps by addressing secre
fary New Yo-k Husecn o. Anatomy and Medicine, SIS
prssaoay View TorE tsref-diy
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felegraphiC Dispatches.
MORNING REPORT
G Z II ERA 1 N E ~ S,


NEw YoRK Oct a special to the Herald,
dated Washington 4th. says. Several Louis
lana gentlemen were admitted at al early hour
10 day 10 en- interview with the President, and
urge5theif views respecting reconstruction in
that State LAC no
Governor Wells was warmly sustained 10y them
and General Oanby was bismei for the civil dis
order and dissatisfaction that reigns thFoughou,
the Common wealth fr syFE
General Sheridan sp1ken oi ia high terms
and wss conceded TO have confined himself 20
The discharge OF his military duties
They represent that permanent order xiil not
be restored until General Canby's interference
in civil mst.ers be decisively forbidden
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
LAW SCHOOL.
LA w SCHOOL.

TEyHE MKT SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL. or
u the Northwestern Chrstian University, at lnd!-
annapolis will commence the FIRST Monday Of December
and continue forr mouths. i- 81 i7 10 q -
Donald LL D. u :. Distrct Jddge for this State; Hon.
Charles A Ray one Of the Judges Of the supreme Court
of Indiana, ard Hon Albert G. Porter, late Reporter OF
The Supreme Court Of Indiana The character Of these
gentlemen a. lawyers give sufficient that the
school will be conducted ably ana efficiently. f..
The Course OF Instruction win embrace two annual
sessions OF four months each The object Is TO give
every Student such training in the vsrous branches
OF the Common Law and Equity. Ia Code Of Pr.c
and Pleading in Constitutional Law, and in the Juris
prudence Of the Ured States to enable him 10 enter
on the prsciee successfully. Instruction VIM be given
by day lectures aud rscitaons in She Text Books and
weekly Moot Court. r.-.I 40 81 .s.f - fs.. r
The tuitiop is sI5 per session. payable In advance.
This embraces al fees ezcep tie dipOua Zee, which
For further parieulsEs asdress Hos. David KsDonad
a; Indianapolis. A - ELIJAH GOODWIN.
sep2z dim Pres. Board Directors. b. W c. L.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
PERSONAL.

NV foRK, Oct 5.-PAymaster Il. ) King
OF Albany, New York. nephew Of Hoh. Preston
King, has been the recipient of two 0feVtts from
the War Department Tor meTitorious services.
Mr. King, at the outbreak OF the rebellion, vol
unteesed iB the hire and VS. sait4rwards appointed
Paymester.
Secretary Sew ard and his son Frederick left
here TO-DAY. intending 10 go TO Auburn, New
York, where they intend 10 remain ebout ten
days 49l0Eo H1-I XII
ATTORNEY General Speed eit to-jay for his
home in Kentucky Intending to be absent about
two weeks; during his absence the duties OF tlge
oiiee will be performed by Assistant A;totnsy
General j Hubley Ashton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
4 GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY NAN, WOMAN and CHILD who has, used
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA,.

l. wng 10 recsgmenli; IL. Three years OF rapidly in-
ereasin rads the Anorosla famous ell over
the world. fEat E-t
Its Warranted To Please.
Ii cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
II prevents fhe Hair from Falling Out.
Il renders the Hair Soft aud Glossy. g., =
Cesnses the Scalp; Coe,s the Heated Grow; Removes
Dandrun Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Badness In
Laxurabt Locks Inclines Hair Curb supersedes
Wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good effect apparent O. once
TO THE LADIES We SAY.
The AnbrOis viii suit yeu to IT, Elegantly put up.
Delieately Terumed Patroaized by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes cartons contain
ing two large bo,tles-So. {. for morning, No. for
evening.
There is no Mistake abOuf il.
sTERLlEG's AMBRosIA is the best. most agreeable
and effective ioe. in the world. To prove this, try
carton. -ro.
Sold by Druggists.
Sterling'S Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company, a'ear sfr
2IG Eu!ton street, New Yerk.
sep25 25-dkwiy
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a. Great OaA. trom Little Acorns
Grow.


Crow
ihe worst diseases known ts the human race spring
from small as 10 almost defy detection
TIE volume. OF scientific lore that I'll the tables and
shelves II the medical fraternity only gotO prove aud
elaborate these facts s..
Then guard yourselves while ysu may. The smallest
pple skin is teli-tsie and indicator OF disease.
nav fade and die away from the surface Of the body
but viii reach the vitals perhaps last and death be
the result ard final close. Aagges Bilious Dyspeptc
and Iiarrhoa Pills where all others fail While for
Burns, scGds Chblslns Cuts and all abrasons Of The
skn Maggiel's ssve is infalbe Sold by J. NagsieI 4s
Fulton street. New York, aud all Druggists, at 25 cents
per box. suga2-ddwiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
RENovATERs.
CLEANING AND DYHne ESTABLISHMENT

.ss aECNIIIL sEAIEs DIE-aOugE, S0 sasoUTa
Ilsireis strcc.. lni a. srolis, Indiana.
ihls 90 sac He-l-EaeSn estss ab1ens. the iaAies
80 haze ,iks sac Sco~i scls y - IA PERM sn-at AID
--utisu coos I'D gents ga-ierf hoTa1ghiy TeIoys-
49, sua repaired.
New aad - Jrd -ii csthas soash, al soia y, 20,
p.t.cular srznCh IA th~L1sinrs c6usnnale 6n~frs~-
bsli sable o;atb- tssr IN aEy SaEmsnt bs
60 sxroueif lt not De visible 20 -ee naked eye
aarAeE s-rtnt siss-. NJ. - 500 ssiircis street
.salo jOsgPd IA Rfgi =, PrsDrs~fe
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WINE.
GOOD WINE MADE FROM SORGHUM.

GOOD WINE MADE FROM SORGHUM.
uuLY 18Th. Is62 Rev. A Myers Of Springfield, oh.s.
y secured a patent to make Sorghum Wine.
Tais Wine Is not intoxicating.
l. better the best. Cheaper than the ches
Is ysry efficient in cases u sickness.
Csn be made FOR 25 cents per gallon.
Requires no drugs 20 make II.
Can ee nsit rom the sklm1iags OF syrap nskirz z
No trouble 10 make "a. a.fi 50
Ifanybody wants 10 know anything about this Wine
let them address, Apple Wesner, 81. Paul, Ind who
are aSrnees OF Myers ~ his patent SID prorretors
" the psent izyontion fsr 5mprOred Scr;tum wine
in and for the State Of Indiana. ant ho pre-
Pared sell County. Township, IsaufleiEEers and lnci-
y.dusl Rrhrs. with the receipt 10 make the Vine.
Agents sted TO sell III gts IN every County not yod
For partcnls-s addrers tPPf.B Z WESNER,
<us3-d2I So Psui.intisss
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MANUFACTURER OF THE
GmPRovFp PAaToscorIc sFEcTAoLEs


THE BEST IN USE.
Moses Spectacles are made of the
finest materials, and best workman
ship, fairly represented, and sold at
their fair value
MOSES improved Pantoscop;s
Spectacles combine advantages me
chanical and philosophical to be
found III ne,other Spcctacles offere"
in the West.
Moses improved Spectacles mi
only give clear and distinct vision,
do not weary or fatigue the eye, bat
tend TO strengthen and preserve the
sight.
Canioa-1No Agents or PeaiIrs employed.
10 Send for circular containing full de.
cription. prices, &c. and how to ensure a perfect
fit and hgTe them sentby mail. Address
IL w MOSES. Ophcian,
SO East whshingtonst.. Indianapolis. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

HOUSE, containing six, seven or eight rooms, suit
N able for Boarding house, by Prom Ps psyns
act inQuEs this OGcs. -- s<7 -
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PARTNERSHIP.
Notice of Copartnership.

TENHE nncersigned have this day formed copxrtssr
ship under the Of Dunn 4 Karpey, TO earry
the business Of Gas Fitting. steam Fitting Plumb
ing business.
All work done By viii be guaranteed and done al
the lowest rates #u. H = taN 80
We ask the public 20 give trial and solicit thsb
patronage.
J. G. DUNN, 81
JOHN KARERY.
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a.fvRRr STABLE.

uYKsRY AII.EN, New yssk Livsry ana seless ..
Mo-. J, ses IL fSt p.ri ssrss'.'s The % ss.s q
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GATES OF ADyEsTIs,Ne.
ITIlE!lII ]
"A o.7s ia $50 la 7as; 3ss sco a.s7t s.7s
"A I.oo 10 100 aBo 400 $50 eco 4. SO Soc
a j f15 m a 20 ala sU ar 500 5.6a $40
al 1 % 9zL 900 SIS l.so' 9 Is eco. e.75 7.50
"a ITS ae2 asol Is7 s25 s.12 TOO T.s7i- s-sg
~ .co 500 400 500 500 TOO 500 800 10 0o
,oa So 3TB SEQ eas 7.5o s7si TOGO, IL % II no
AZ Il 400 Iso 400 so 300 10 so 400 i3.5o 15.oo
sr 90 SEQ 500 1000 l2.00 ~ 90 1900 1s-OQ &C 90
In 500 7so feco II so I5.co II So 90 z2oe % 90
a.. TOO I025 1880 1878 1000 % Is &c 80 20 T5 80 90
20 Il 90 "a Is 20 80 D. T5 20 90 IS 90 50 90
1s Il 90 II IS n 90 80 90 20 90 45 SO SIS OF
90 IL 90 50e 30 so II 80 $50 So 80 81 so 90 sc
D 3 % 1850 so IS so ~ go 5000 $3.50 $500 10 90
fm 7s CO IS 90 $500 $500 90 1900 as 90 s5 90

ausacss Notices published IN the local columns oft ten
ss uadsT viii Be charged sr each insertion sl; y
tea lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing teaths wi;s fonersi notice attached 81;
rithout notice free
Marriages Notices 50 cents
Notices Of Festivals PcRos ard Kxcursisns gotten SP -
nassss srsoc atoms. ~ churches. ~ The regular
prices.
Advertisements leaded ana placed snGsT the head =
Special Notices. ifen lnes over will he c. srg'd l"nt
The usual rates.
Yearly advertisers pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates Tor oices Of every description
be charged at the Of t so for each name in the
Daily and a the Daily and Weekly the same TO be- IN
all eases paid IN advance.
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su3O eN~s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
Surrendering.

The rebel armies, guerrilla bands, COM
panies and squads that have been doing
service in the rebel cause, within ten days
past have been surrendering with rapidity
that is exceedingly gratifying, and which
furnished the assurance that perfect peace
will prevail before long. 1t is stated that
LEE, JOHNSTON, BRECKINRIDGE, HARDEE
and BRAGG intend to use their personal IN
fuence to induce the South to lay down
their arms of rebellion. This they should
do. BY it they have much to gain. Fur
ther resistance is folly-is causing slaughter
which they must know can result in moth
ing else than in hardening the hearts OF the
people in the adhering States against them.
The way to move our people to generosity
toward them, is for them to ''war no more"
against the Federal Government and to
show perfect willingness to discharge
their duties as good citizens of the United
States. If they shall do this it will plead
trumpet-tongued in their behalf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
0ppositiOn 10 Gov. BrOugh In the
u ~ Army and at Home.

Through Administration channels we
derive the information, that the Ohio sold
iers in the army are opposed to the re-nom-
ination of Gov. BRoUGH. This opposition
is, doubtless, the outgrowth of belief that
some man who has done the country SER
vice in the army should have the place
There is, also, opposition to his re-nomina-
ton among the stay-at-homes, on the
ground that it is not exactly right that men
who have taken pride in ostentatiously de-
claring that they have been "life-long-
Democrats should enjoy uninterruptedly
the highest civil honors in the gift Of the
State. So, between the army and the stay
at-homes, the Governor may be given per-
mission to retire from the Governorship at
the end of his first term.