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, 1865-10-02

destructive Fire At Elgfn, IlItnofs-Iu-
cculiarIanl.
E1drS, Sept. s0.-ADo1hcr heavy fire occurred
hste At trro o'clock this morning, destroying 4
h'Gct of hnslncse buildings, and burning out thn
following named parties, whose losses on stock
were partial, on buildings total:
Carlisle & Bowers, hardware; John 2. Knott,
gr9cIiee and s5cGksg L. 5. stowe, groceries and
notions; n Calvin Tyler, drugs aud groceries; Vim.
goods. "-' ~
The following losc on buildings only:
Nelson hodgers Wilcox g. Blrto, including fct-
msare Pcief Fischer, barber, furniture saved; jo-
seph Ackley, marble manufacturer, building pulled
uo~rr:,
The building Of the National Watch compan;,
Wa = eared, hut only after great cxesttons.
me Feofia, Ill: Arctic, New Tork: Met.ppoIt-
tual; North American, New York, and the Steph.
@ enso1. fFeeport, H., art the underwriters. fhe
.oaai ~ !o*s cannot now be correctly esdmaea, but
VIII rfach several thousand dollars,
Ihe fire originated tn jpceudfsrfs1n
, 1865-10-02
FROM DE MONIES.

The Sixth Town Cayalr1-Pastoral Res
2@nntton-A Building Tor the Iowa
War Reconsideration.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ts1bune,1
Drs Mo1sEs, Sept. 30.
The Sixth Iowa cavalry LAS been ordered to Sioux
City where II is expected to be coon mustered out,
Rev. ". W #etmore, Of Ann Arbor, Michigan,
has been chosen to succeed Rev. Thompson Dirt rs
pastor cf the Central Presby tcsian Church Of this
city.
The pastofate Of the Plymouth Congregational
Church Is made vacant BY the dnal resignation Of
Rey. ]. II. Chambeslin.
Adjutaut General Daker has written letter 10
The Clinton 0e7,ad advising the erection Of fire.
proof building IL this city Tor the preservation OF
The records Of his Office. which includt minute
md correct history Of all our military aftairs, during
the ar and are 81 great pnbfic interest and worth
thousands Of d0lfs to folders and their tamiI{es
Tie sta, ctnent that Cos. Stone viii nppoint sam
ne1 J. KiEkWood tinted States Senator Ii made
without authority. Nobody knows whom the Gov.
error viii appoint.
, 1865-10-02

1s1+-t1JN91O2xHs
t1on VIII be Of service to perrons hayias bnsness
With The Treasury Of the United States ii tfs city
rns sss.ss 1ots iz ned :, currency L too much
aesosdlne TO the rules for their redemption, suns
Of $500 OF more NAY be sent by maIl
without prepayment Of postage aud 1ts value
either Of the Assistant Tteasurrr Of New Yo;k,
Boeton or Phi1adelphi2. .'
sums Of $1,000 or more IN currency for redemp-
lion can b transmitted under ntai 10 the TFcasurer
, 1865-10-02

F11?sEEHon,. Sept. M.-An important suit was
brought here in The United States Circuit Court
rgninss rTather & Duncan. Of Pit Hole CITY. The
bssted Holmdcn Farm. Pit Hole Greek, on which
is located the grcat tlo.rEn uells Of Pit Hole Ina
ALSO The city Of Pit Hole. The value Of The proper.
II lnfolred IL estimated at four or I've. millions
thCtoen hundred thoue1nd, and they CHIN That the
production OF the farn is 50 gres:ly increased at
17atncr e Duncan refufe to carry out the contract
, 1865-10-02
NQu Hlea4 3uN+
CT. HAIL,


We are able to state by authority Of the
owpcrs Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, that It was determined last night
Of double tracking the line from saiamnnca to
Meadyille, and from Youngstown to Cleye.
land. Orders were at the came time issued
for very large addition to the equipment OF
the Inns in locomotives and freight cars, to
accommodate the expected Increased busi-
ncse, and 10 properly aispose of tho immense
amount Of freight that already crowds upon
the road without proper facilities to take II
aWay.
, 1865-10-02

port Of tpecie to-day Is la1ger than was Anticipated
amounting to nearly one million Of doIlsYs whlch
produces stronger feeling among sellers. The e.
peeteG AIre psyInents next week on account OF So
coupons, cheeks the upward tendency. Quotations
this morning ranged 14s@l144k. The payments On
at tconnt Of $50 coupons, from Monday to laet ere
nir,r were abaut 81 lSOO0l
, 1865-10-02

fnrreake ofInxurnnce Rates on Gotten.
SEw foRK, Sept. 31.-At a meeting Of the Bosrt
Q! commissioning OF the ffr snstznnce eompauies
To-Day II WIS decided BY two-thtrds yoe to make
The rate Of insurance on cotton and other goods il
stores where cotton L. etored, one dollar and
hirty-dEe cents on each hundred dollars, Large
Of il will be 10 induce the ownc7a Of goods 10
separate their cotton from their oher 1ne.choniIsc
, 1865-10-02

BAl11NoRE, Oct. 1.-The steamship Somerset, The
first Of The new line between this city nni Liver.
pasecngefs. The vessels ID the har bof were eaty
decorated with Gagr In honor Of the event. and The
wharyes were crowded with people, who cheered
fred from the icIts.
, 1865-10-02
Closing Uu.

=, ,M,Asm1SeroN, - Sept. so.-The Washington hranch
srM bnfiness today, and all surplus stock, Office
axiutes, &C. viii be disposed Of BY eale The
has lately devoted much attention. md which has
been very successful In their h,uds, Will be CON
tfunct- IT Is understood that the Commission has
q f1n1 Of Abput &tQl nM IN hand ~
, 1865-10-02

The German Emigration Fever.
NEw YONG, Oct 1.-THE Ues-uaI tas letter from
Berlin tn which the writer states there Is no Ininu
tion n the dcsisr Of the Germans to cuixrate to
America. and predicts no falling OF in the number
long time. The Gesmau colonies or Ncty DIR.
mantco were to arrive IN Chill, On the I7scr Plate
u brsztl, and in Atssrnlasia hut the authorities
ufecttpg these movements hare given 1t up in de-
America exercises on the Imagination and the to-
te1e*ls OF Gesn,ars. 4 Bremen company ordered
Mo ., new steamers TO meet the increasing enign-
tion, ana both lincs will soon reduce the fares,
other lnes arc reported about to be established
, 1865-10-02
FROM NASHVILLE.
Abstract of Cor. BroyvnIowss Message
Tho Columbus Cotton H1nrxet-Na-
taona1 Bank at Atlanta, Gn.-The
Nashville City Election,
ISpcc1al pespatfh 10 the f,h,cacn T,ihanel

AkuE1AA BAHIA IL AliuUGQs ( Gu.-xAG
Nashville City Election.
Especial Despatch to the chicago Tribunal
NASHVILLE, Uct, /,
The Tennessee Legislature begins its second ses.
sion tomorrow. Most Of The members are already
In The city. GOV. Browulov's message will give an
interesting review Of the political hetory Of the
Satefor fome time past and OF the present sItua-
tton. lie will pronounce IN favor Of franchise lar
substantially like thepresent one; in favor Of giving
coored men the privilege Of tczf5ne in courts and
Of providing for the education OF all classes,
Colofcd suffrage be Will oppose. The most inter
cft1nS Tt OF the message will he that In rc!a Ipu to
the national administration. t3or. Brownlow will
support President johnson In 80 far Is he ehau
carry ont hts original declared policy Of pardonne
intelligent traitors, and No further. Tn this
ca!ly.
John D. Moore has been removed from the Post
OGcB Mt Columbus, and John C. ppuehezty np-
polnlcd in hts place The Iattef supported tic
Union candidate, 4tnett, for Congress. Tue form
er TINS Watm friend Of tie Colperhead D. d.
Thomas.
Recent intelligence from Columbus. Ga, I, to
INC encct mat cotton sells there for twenty cents
tencr.
A Natfoual bank has been chartered At Atlanta.
At The municipal election, yesterday, brown rc-
cciyed ], 10 votes for Mayor Hrnt, 65l: Myers,
4Ga; Smith. 3os scattering, a40. The ultra Union
men say that al1 the Aldermen and Counclltncu
ehosen are unequiyocal CoppefheaLs. / An sorry
to say that, 60 Jar as nm personally acquainted
with them, eueh seems to be the case.
, 1865-10-02

ff1rsnuH6H, Sept B--The long TALKED OF ~
eatta camc OF this afternoon. Immense crowds Of
people assembled along the wha1fs and on s,esu1.
eoa1s to witness the exciting feene. One Of Tho
leaving the contest to New York aud Friendship
New York vas ahead part Of the distance, hut lost
E1oud rounding The stake boat, and The Friend
changed hands on The result, tbe odds belnc in f.
soF Of the Pittsburgh. Time Of the WINNING bnat
WIS Ses8, distance live miles.
, 1865-10-02
Relief and Health to year Infants,


The following Is IN c1et Of letter sr}tt., Nv IN.
hsf. 3 Hofne, pastot oftAa Fepoot ssret tsots.s
tharrn Brooklyn, y. T. 70 The journal nd Nesses
Es Cincinnati Ohio, anil speaks volumes IN ayor Of
tae Eorld-rrno*red meattne. MES. WENsLoW,s
soo{HiSG s1RCr FOE CHILDREN TEETHNu
"lSsLoN'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Wow, ve reyrx
said WORT IN favor Of the intat uedems before IN
our liz. but We feel comperie to asy to youf sead.
taas shls Is no humb1x-we hSse tried IT. md know Il
to Be al It clms 1t Is probably che Of The mcEs sue
ceasful medicines o5 The day, ttuaa It Ia poe Of tha
best, an1 thosc Of onr Eeaders 7ho hare babies ex
do better than lay IN supply.
ars8u7l5&u-WFAmek
, 1865-10-02

Completion or the Missouri P0ciflc
Ikoad.
KAxsAs CIT, Sept. 3o-Ihe nrst through train
from st. Louis orc The Missouri rncIac ilstlroad
reached here this evening, bringing the following
dent: Thomas McK1ssick, Superintendent Of the
pseGe Road Thomas A. Scott. Vice President
reaneylsania Central; q. ]. Jewett, President Ohio
tenstai; John ?. Perry, President Union Pacific
4. Grcen, New York; ]. N. Davidson, Saratoga );
James Fisher George Partridge; Giles i. Fuiey,
n16 ~; 13onss 3 p uther and lady Samuel Slin:on
over The UuIon Padfc Rosd to Lawrence, Kanss..
IaH ai1eTnoon and return tomorrow. The Missouri
i.aeas ihs Aoad is row In complete running order
trains commence running Muud1y nett,
, 1865-10-02

Gov. Parsons Organizing the Militia
-Passnge Of the Ordinance !Aboli.l.iny
SfaverY-1Iosv Il Lot of EIebels got
Pardonet1 and Had 1850 Bules Of
Confederate Government Cotton Given
Up to them.
, 1865-10-02
Afra1l-tln-FoGue Suppressed,

AFFaIl-tln-Fo@ue Suppressed.
new ionK, Get. 1.-The 77mex' London cores
pondenee has the following: The Fenian excite
mcnt had one curious elect. It has compelled Mr,
Bourctcnu3t to suspend, az hc does nest week The
representation Of Atznh Pogue In London and it
Wtll no doubt By stopped for the time throughout
the klngtom. Il wus all very well to sing .'wear-
tEE Of The green" In peaceful times, but wien the
tcn!ans arc drilling, and fleets and arnfca mar
bcilion,
, 1865-10-02

Reported Supcrsedine Of Gen. meIss,
VIEW YoHK. Sept. oo-The H<rzsIs special says :
There WEE ruaor atfoat to-day that Gen Me9s
was 10 he superseded in the Qrarmastes Dcpan
foe one Of the senior officers Of that bureau, such
~ Col. Crosemen Or Col. Vfuton.''
, 1865-10-02

Completion of the Pittsburgh and Sseu-
bcnyillc 13ntfrond,
CINCINNATI, Oct 1.-The Pittsburgh and Sleubeu-
vile Railroad acro:s the Pau Handle Is completed.
Tfains will commence running through from Pitts
hu1gh 10 Columbus on ard after tomorrow.
, 1865-10-02

TeleErapaatc Exchange with the South.
- New ionK. Oct. 1--By permission Of the War
Department, The Associated Press viii on Moudav
next E.-eetabiI*h theft trlegraphIc news business
Telai,ons E VIE the Southern press between Wash
1nston and New Orleans BY the eeaboard foute.
The lines toalh Of " Washington afc understood 10
BE- in fair order, and being rapidly put in tbs
best condition for the dispatch Of business, md
there If reason 10 hope that there will be no further
interruption III the enjoyment OF q moderate de-
grec of tcleesarhic facilities between tho Southern
and Northern prees Of tho country.
D. Il. EEAfn. fseT,nre1 o,n+
, 1865-10-02
THE ALABAMA CONVENTION.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal '
MoSTooAEnY, Ala. Oct, /.
Tbs Convention adjourned this evening. Nothing
important IVES done today. Scyenteen members
refused to sigu tho petition for The rclcass of JEFF
Dasts. The petition was privately circulated,
, 1865-10-02

NEW,ToRK. Sept. 30.--The Tmes' Washington
c!dca In the cate ot the loss Of checks Issued by
Government of1cen. Assistant Ttea1urcrs oF Uni
ted states Depottartes ate not required to pay d-
p1jcste3. r." 49,
, 1865-10-02

The Eczt Wisconsin state Fair will probably be
held In I2Ji!on but wherever held IL not likely n
excel In any particular that which has inst con.
cluded, TrT,Se
, 1865-10-02
Thn NTuuuv Rrtcnsr

NAstrsGToS. Sept 30.-Three patents of John
A. Nanny. for combined nowc. and reaper, have.
i l. fa1d, been extended By the Patent ONCE and
the application as to the two others, EnalY denied
, 1865-10-02

TFrnAuFr nnrfEInF+

1ECEQfAEQ 81 0fH.
r: NV fopK, sspt, sa.-The Cemm<rslta Adrer-
LsckaWtnua have resumed work and there il pros
pect ofa fall In the Price Of eoat.
, 1865-10-02
Nem advertisements,

MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION
- ~ The members Of this Association Ire uo,Iacd
toat regular meeting will be held on
This Monday} Evening, at 7 1-2 o'clock.
pctspG1T MERRITT. Tanr ea,.r
, 1865-10-02

Dos1oE. Sept m.-Hon. Chae. Hudson, asses sor
of the Sixth Internal Re!enre District states that
the eatiro cost Of nssetking and collecting insen,i
TO only thFee-hundtedlhs or one per cent.
, 1865-10-02

Ftc1or, Sept. o.-The fchooner Thistle, from
Wellington to O.wego, With careo OF s. OoO burheIe
Of harley, IL ashore At West Point, In bad con-
, 1865-10-02

TIE A1abann Convention.
NEw YoRK. Sept 30,-The EoiCs special sayn
Dispatch ffom Montgomery staies II ts believed the
Alabama Convention will adjourn to-d1y.
, 1865-10-02
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

Ten. Grant.
I1TsECEou, Sept. S1.-Gen. Grant has accented
the invitation OF the Mayor TO visit Pittsburgh and
will arrive Oh the 18th Of October
, 1865-10-02

Internal Revenue Decision and Re.
ce9Pth-Visltor~a atltlie White 11ouse-
Redemption Of Po*tnl Currency.
WAsn1sG1ov, Sept 31-The Commissioner d
Internal Revenue to-day ordered that publishers o.
EeSspaperE. whose receipts therefor exceed S1,UDG
annually, should be licensed rs m.naian urcrs and
such license will cover all sa}es OF these manufae.
tuses as or from tie place Of publication; md also
the printing and fale Of bill heads, circular. &c.
amount to over $1,6n0N.
Among The visltoss at the Executive Maosion to-
day we're Mai. Gems Wool and Palmer. anz l. P.
Walker, formerly Secretary Of War Of the Southern
Coniede1ary.
During the past week The Treasury Depa,tm ent
hat destroyed nearly $4,000 worth Of returned
muttaled currency.
, 1865-10-02

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED,
vv htE to inform o9r t!eads aud the pnhllc that
1rm na1ne of CLATssENIUs, EaSDA & ScHy1TZ-
LEt.. for the pnrpose OF trausacstng Banking and
General Commission Bualnest. at No, South Cfark
street, In this c1ty. u, CLAESSENiCSN
Chicago, Oet. Ii, 1ss3. CO. CaSDA.
pGl0 ROk SEHNIT7TEr
, 1865-10-02
SALT! SALT!

1:tlO Barrels second quality Of Onoudasa Salt
smtahl1 for Sailing Hides, for aate cheap ~
f. COMSTUEk. Agent.
nn11-.nft 1Aekic s.onth Watsr IEraxt
, 1865-10-02
TEE GREAT BOOZE.

EoRT. q. KELLOGG, anthor Of Life and Death IN
Capt. W!rz. Ty Thousand copies Wrrc sod ia ii of
june. Agents are having wonderful success With ts
13nk. Adareas L. h1DDER, 8S Washington street,
G6lC1SQ. III. nc.1DE06
, 1865-10-02

A bargain fapplicd for soou. 4 pair OF dark nay
carriage horses good style. well matched. are in g5o1
condition. 60 angle or together, werc trained bT III?
present owner nfe percEtecty safe. Can Le seen and
tEiren by addressing W. F. o. drawer 6C3:k
, 1865-10-02

Nfw YoRE. Sept. an-The theatrical manaeers
OF nh1s city hare held meeting apd resolved to
Withdraw their advertisements from the UtraiI
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

TyuRNHAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS -FURNITURE
ID families moved 10 city Pi> noiortes uf
niturc &C. boxed aud shipped Furniture sttred once
I6 Eleventh street. between khh and sixth Syenues
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
HOTELS.

IIoTEL.--MAprsoN SQUARE HOTEL, TWENTY. FIRST
IL street aud Broadway, Suits Of Rooms with BoArds
W let W fanilaa
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

TI1O LET-TO A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY. THE VERY
superior four story and attic English basement House
No 253 West Twenty third street. with double saircases two
bath all the modern nIroyemens Apply 10 a.
broadway.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22
A Confidence Game.

Some few weeks since-about the time Of
the fobberies in Bucyrus and Osceola--a
young man stopped one evening at the res
idence Of Mr.. II. Hershberger, on the plank
road, about three miles west of town, and
represented himself as j. II. Bamberger, a
son OF an old friend of Mr.. HIS, who lives
in Pennsylvania. He represented that he
had been to Indiana purchasing mules, and
that at Warsaw he was robbed Of all his
money-some three thousand dollars; that
he had shipped a lot of stock and that he
had not money enough to pay the freight
charges, and as Mr.. III. was an old friend of
his fathers he wanted four hundred dollars,
until he could get a remittance from home.
Mr.. II. told him he had not that amount of
money on hand, but If he could wait until
morning he would get 1t for him. The
young man was invited to stay all night,
which he did,, In. the morning, Mr.. d..
borrowed four hundred dollars for ten days,
at the First National Bank, and the son Of
his old friend, as he supposed, expressed
himself very grateful and gave him an or
der for quite q large amount which was to
come from his father, out Of which he could
take his four hundred dollars and retain the
balance until called for. The ten days roll
ed by, and ten more, but no money or word
came from Mr.. Bamberger. Mr.. III. became
uneasy, and thought all was not right. So
wilhelm town the other day he visited the
Jail, and there found the man who got his
money. The Individual Is known as "the
flying Dutchman," one of the persons en-
gagged in the recent robbery between Crest
line and Gallon. Mr.. j. B. Gormley also
visited the jail, and says he is the fellow
who got Mr.. Hershberger's m0ney.-Bucy-
rus FoT1tDl n p'' >" 80" Z,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22
A Great NIan in Addiction.

lFrom The Albany Evening JournalJ ri
The literary public--in fact the. entire
reading world-will be panied to learn that
Sir Edwin Lytton Bulwer, the illustrious
novelist, poet and statesman, has become
utterly deaf, and been forced to abandon
the society even of his most intimate
friends. He has gone to Paris, to live un-
seen under the professional care Of the
worlds most eminent curist, residing there.
There is something inexpressibly sadden-
ing in snch an announcement. 1t adds
another impressive chapter to the ''calami-
ties of authors" He who for thirty years
has charmed the world by his beautiful
creations, is shut oLt, in his old age, from
all the joys OF social intercourse, denied the
loving converse OF friends, and compelled
to spend his days in solitude. The brilliant,
dashing, handsome author of pelham
the pet of society, the beau ideal of the
romantic and imaginative of both sexes,
become decrepid sexagenarian, deaf as
snubbing- post, withdrawing himself from
the converse of men and seeking refuge
from the prying eyes of the curious and
the pitying in continental infirmary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22

The Republicans OF Oberlin-black and
white, men and women-held a meeting at
that place, on Friday evening, June 10th,
and Organized, at first by calling white
man to. the chair; but the blacks and their
Immediate hackers very soon became dis
satisfied, aud demanded that a negro should
preside. !. This demand was then immedi-
ately enforced by the meeting. A very
respectable white man was hustled out of
the chair, and d very black African was
placed in it. j. M. LANGsToN, the me-
gro lawyer of Oberlin, then led off in
the meeting, and demanded the cleo
tion Of delegation to 60 to the County
Conventions at Elyria, the next day. and in
sist upon the appointment Of delegation
to the Abolition State Convention Of the
2lst OF June, that should be in favor of the
nomination of General Cox for Governor
with q negro-suffrage Platform, If that
could be secured; but Gen. Cox was declar-
ed to be In favorof negro-voting, and indif-
ference was expressed whether there was a
Platform at all, 50 he received the nomina-
nv. a. mHH H.HN fH.|f - an d d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22
Am Outrage ON a Female.

3 A young woman about II years of age,
named Hannah Grant, living some two
miles south of Mt. Union, was knocked
down by villain named Hanna, on Friday,
and her person violated. The scamp is in
jail. We learn great excitement exists
about Mt. Union. Her people are highly
respectable. 1t seems that the girl defend
ed herself until knocked down and render
ed insensible. She was found in that con-
dition by a neighbor and carried home.
The young woman had been to Mt. Union
and was returning home when assaulted.
Hanna is man with family. He protests
his innocence, but we learn Miss Grant
identifies him, though it was dusk, and the
circumstances, clothing, &C., corroborate.-
Stark County Democrat. b.. d, .-..t ,t.. II. D..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22

The Ashland Union Of the 10th says:
On last Sunday night two villains entered
the house of Mr.. ,Aten, who lives near
Ashland, and after beating the old man in
the most brutal manner, robbed him of six
teen dollars being all the money he had at
the time. Mr.. A. Is seriously injured. ,,l
Also, on Monday night, the Hotel in Mif-
fin was ransacked from cellar to garret, and
eight dollars stolen. No arrests have been
made as yet. We would urge the people to
see that their houses are securely fastened.
Murders and robberles are now every day
occurrences throughout the whole country.
Be on the lookout. , 9' enoes. 10 ysf 51r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22
rhaari...Iod1li Con.titnltllon.

1t Is believed that the new Constitution
of Missouri was defeated by a decisive ma
jority Of the voters at the'eIection when it
wasup forratiacatiOnor rejection;. and that
the radically loyal" Governor and Secre-
tary Of State manipulated the returns, so as
to defeat the will of the people, and place
what Is called the Drake Constitution over
them.lo The motto of such scoundrels al
ways has peep-@The end justifes the
means.5s' ~ - 'tp' ~ VIZ - y" ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22
A CARD TO INvALlps.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America az
a missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay.
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought op by baneful
andvicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Promted by o
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. will
send the receipt preparing and using this medi.
cine In sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
Free Of Charge.
Please inclosea a postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address. ' .'
JOSEPH y. INMAN,
e.. ,..,.-..-rIg STATION D. BIBLE HeUsR,
3 mch24'65-d1y - 'f""-f 40 n ew York City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22

Thd Democracy sot Monroe County viii
be represented In the approaching State
Convehtion by q delegation Of strong and
excellent men. The following gentlemen
compose iti:p4 it 20 8 ~ b. io1sgiog issfa. lag
Elial Headly, Dr., G.. w. Mason, Jessee
jackson, James r. Morris, James O.Amos,
j. M. Goodwin and Jere. Williams. 4e r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22
The Statesman.

One Of the best Dailies published in this
country, is The ONO STATESMAN. Lis full
ly up with the times In the latest news, and
is furnished subscribers at lower rates than
any other Daily In Ohio. Democrats and
.any other man" who want a daily paper,
cannot do better than send for The STATEs-
MAN.-O Ohio State Register. 59 b.l gie-.r f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-22

CURE FOR FELoN.-As soon as the part
begins tosswell, get the tincture of lobelia,
and wrap the part affected with cloth satu-
rated thoroughly with the tincture, and the
felon is dead. An old physician says he
has known it to cure In q score Of cases,
and it never fails If applied in season. vsy