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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
DIED:

HAYDEN In this city. on Monday last, 'at 81
O'clock =. NJ, Mrs. ALICE B. HAYDEN, wife OF fe-
ter Hayden, ESQ - -. IVA.
Her funeral will take place at o'clock P. M. to-
day tThursda,), from the residence Of Charles Ba-
ker. ESQ.,, on Broad street. 40 LA
obIr4. Hayden wss the daughter Of tho late Ebsn
Booth, Of Bridgeport, Conn. and came to this city
with her husband about thirty eaEs ago. She was
.woil known In the community rs an accomplished
lady. kind bearted and benevolent woman and a
devout Christian.
Her virtues we're of that character which belong
to a lady and do not attract the attention Of the
world, but are appMont in private life. The family
circle was tho sphere of their exercise Here they
won for her the aectionatc regard Of her acquain-
ances and the devoted love Of her husband and
children. rr.f. t'usE L.f Iur. rf'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
The British Colonies.

The vast colonial empire of Great Britain
Is unparalleled in the history OF nations.
Her colonies--all acquired since the reign
of Queen Elizabeth--embrace possessions
in Europe, ASIA, Africa and America, with
a apopulation of above 10000 900; while in
Australia and New Zealand new empires
are fast rising up under the sway OF the
British crown. No other kingdom, ancient
or modern, has ever had such dominion
influencing every part of the world. The
four chief empires that formerly prevailed
on the earth--the Chaldean, Persian, Gre
elan and Roman, are not to be compared
with it.--St. Lo,ds Republican. ''.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

The FENIAN BALL-TRe grand ball Civ
en- by the Columbus Circle Of the Fenian
Brotherhood came off last night at Naugh-
ton Hail. 1t was very well attended by the
Fenian brothers and their friends, to o,whom
it was pleasant season of social enjoyment
and hilarity. All seemed In excellent spir-
its and animated by the object and the oc-
casion. Much of the interest and enjoy
ment was due to the excellent music which
the managers had taken care to provide!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
DIR. c. C. SHARP,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED
Ill IN Columbus, tenders his professional services
to the citizens thereof and surrounding country u
cal Schools in the United states, with many ears
experience in both hospital and private prsctice :
He has for the last twenty years treated WIN extra
ordinary success all the various forms OF Chronic
and Acute Diseases peculiar to this country: ~
The medical and mechanical genius Of the Doc,
tor and his successful triumph over all diseases mas
elected public admiration as the champion OF tho
Healing Art. For the last six years the hundreds IN
4Circleve who have been relieved !rUm sickness at
his hands. will bear witness as thev rejoice IN the
heath they enjoy. DIR. Sharp was student OF l..
q. Jones. M. D., Of this place.. twenty-five years
ago.
Dissati, fed with SPECULATION and the routine prac;
tice accompanied with the dim light. Of books,
sought the chamber OF disease with all its sufferings
and waste, anX us to read for myseifthe mysterious
part she acts in every case; hence, for years have
sat by her sideand watched her cruel, dey astating
career, and there learned that innocent Vegetable
Medicines are of Tod, and that mineral nor veget-
able posons are nctfro,n God, but from the Deyil.I
Vegetables were given by God 10 man, both for food
and Iediene. and they have been usod for these
purposes since the creation Of Adam, and thank God
they have stood the test through every age Of the
varld.- When man wasfOrDed and became living
SOUL God particularly declared vegetables TO be food
for man.--See Gen. ]. 20 and 30. LI11r 'HT .'''
And God said Behold | have given yeu every
EARTH and every tree in which is tbefru Of tree
yielding seed TO you il shall be for meat. And to
every beast OF the esrth and TO every fowl OF tho
anu 10 tuut CfoopoJn upOu
wherein there is life, have given every green herb
for meat. 30: g.
And Kirg david said: "Purge me With hyssop
(not ca omsl nor blue pills.. and shall be clean.
ts.5a:7. st. John said: "T leaves Of the tree
were for the healing Of the natiOn."-Rev. -: 2.
Paul said "The weak eateth herbs. Rom. "a: 2.
And the prophet Jeremiah lamentod for the jews
els there no balm in GeAd; is there no Physician
there? Why then is not the health cf the daughter
of my people recovered 2'--Jcr.S 8: 20.
And throuthOut tho Bible we read of the use Of
nadicinaa of nm n ahA from the
AOle kingdom. The Mandrake, the Hyssop. the Fig
the Vine &C.. the Of resort for the ply
sician. These healing balms were from the cedar'
of,lebanon and the mountains Of Gilead. No pois
onous substance, animals, vegetable or mineral. il
THESE ARE MY REMEDIES; / have triei
them and have found them to be safe. sgreeable il
their effects, aud fully ecacious in removing thu
most inyeterate maladies with which mankind arr
afflicted. have for twenty five years CAREFUL,
studied their nature and observed their effects; ant
lind that while they are potent in lis
ease Of every kind from The human system, the
leave none Of those Lainfu and crushing effects tina
,calomel does which often last during life,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

WORKING MEMS MEETING. A large
working-men's meeting was held at Metro
politan Hall, Cincinnati, on Tuesday even
ing, at whish resolutions were passed, de-
claring that eight hours Is, and of right
ought to be, legal days work, and that
there are no valid reasons why girls or wo-
men should be compelled to work thirteen
or sixteen hours per day, while bankers
and others toll but five or seven. The
meeting requested the Ohio Legislature to
pass law making eight hours alegal days
work.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

,RoBBERY IN SENECA CoUNTY.-A farmer
named Cassidy, of Reed township, Seneca
county, was robbed on the night Of the Sd
inst of $1,000, in Government bonds and
$500 in gold. Three men in disguise called
at his house, drew their revolvers on him
and told him to give them his money or
they would kill him. He gave them the
money, and they left, telling him they had
associates outside, who would shoot him or
any of his family if they dared leave the
house before certain hour. Every effort
is being made TO ferret out and arrest the
scOundrels.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

COMMITTED FOR EXAMINATION = The
three men whom we mentioned in our last
issue, as having been arrested for stealing
from cars at and near the depot, were yes
terday arraigned before the Mayor, and
pleaded not guilty to the charge in the atii-
davit filed against them. They. were there
upon recommitted for further examination
at ten o'clock tllanforenoon. They gave
their names as John c. Mcdonald, Charles
Baker and AlonZo Warrington.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
The New Cabinet.

We have now assurances from Washing
ton, that President JOHNSON will appoint
his new Cabinet early in December, and
that REvERDY JOHNSON will be Secretary
of State; General GEORGE d. MCCLELLAN,
Secretary of War; General JOHN L. DIX,
Secretary of the Navy; and a distinguished
Southern Lawyer, Attorney General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

TWICE BREvETED. = First Lieutenant
Tulley McCrea, formerly of Urbana, has
just received from the President two brevet
commissions as Captain, for gallantry
and good conduct at the battle of Olustee
in Florida, and the other as Major, for gal
lantry and good conduct during the war.
He was severely wounded at the battle Of
Olustee, but is now on duty as an instruct
or In mathematician West Point. JAS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

? SULPHUR AND CHoLERA.-An eminent
physician says Of Asiatic Cholera: The
surest preventive is sulphur. Put half a
teaspoonful of flour of sulphur into each
ofsyour stockings, and goabout your bnsi-
ness; never go with an empty stomach, eat
no fresh bread nor sour food. This is not
only preventive in Cholera, but also
in many other epidemic diseases. Not
one of many thousands who have follow
ed this, my advice, have been attacked by
Cholera.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
The Du,y of ,he Clerk of Congress.

Ihc Duty Oh tmc OAcA~ w
Considerable discussion has been caused
by the statement that Mr.. McPHERsoN, the
Clerk of the lower House of Congress-,
would refuse on the 4th of March. 1885, 70
put on his roll and call the namesoi persons
who should be elected to Congress from the
States that lately stood In the attitude OF
Rebellion to the Federal Government Inc
radicals in the Abolition party are desirous
that he should do this. His duty is very
plain one In the matter. 1t is not hedged
round with doubt even. In Congress
alone is the power lodged by the ConstItu-
tion of the United States, to determine the
eligibility of its members. 1t is for that
body, therefore, to decide who Is properly
elected, and not for the Clerk. And to the
end that the Clerk should not usurp power
thar exclusively belongs to Congress, that
body passed the following law: a1.Hs
"That before the frat meeting of next
Congress, and of every subsequent Con-
gress, the Clerk of the next preceding
House of Representatives shall make roll
of the Representatives elect, and place
thereon the names OF all peTsons, anu VI
such persons only, whose credentials show
that they were regularly elected in accord
ance with the laws of their States respec-
lively, or the laws of the United Sta:es.
"Approyed March 3D., 1863" .-ahia
The bill was first passed by the House.
and then by the Senate, and was approved
by President LINCOLN on the 3d of March,
1868. Every member elect, who shall pre-
sent to the Clerk credentials" showing his
election to have been regular and in accord
ance with the laws OF his State or the laws
of the United States, must be accepted by
the Clerk as conclusive as to his right to 9
seat, no matter from what State he may
come, or what the character of the local
Legislation of his State may be. That is a
matter to inquire into which does not form
a part of his duty. H
We are surprised that, in the face of this
law, any intelligent journalist should think
of contending that the Clerk has the rigb'
to disregard such credentials" and dispose
of the member as either his prejudice
whim, or judgment shall dictate. ,..r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
New Advertisements.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i tho Probate Court Of Franklin county. Ohio.
made on the sth day of November. A. ID. 1866 10 the
case of Andrew W. Shesrer. guardian of Eli Ben
nett, against Eli Bennett, the under gned will ,On
the 9TH day Of December A. ID. 1906. AZ q o'clock
r. NJ, on the premi es Offer at public sale the fol.
lowing described real estate, situate in the lown Of
Alton in the county OF Franklin and state Of OHIO,
Alton, a. recorded upon the plat Of said town.
Terms of Salo-Cash on the day OF sale.
Appraised NJ $780, a, must sell for two-thiIds OF
that sum. - ANDREW w. SHEARER.'rJ
Guardian OF Eli Bennett.
BNeAAM& & MoGUFPEY, Atty's for petitioner.
nr VI HH....r. H b of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-We learn that
a most unfortunate casualty happened IA
few days since to DR.. Daniel Mosgrove, an
old citizen of Urbana, between sixty-five
and seventy years of age. The Doctor was
riding in a buggy, near Cabletown in that
(Champaign) county, on a visit to apatient,
when storm arising, the limb of tree
fell upon the buggy, killing the driver, and
breaking both legs and an arm of DR.. Mos
grove. Further particulars we did not
learn,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
The Ouncyk. and tI,e CHOLERA.

The quacks are already taking advantage
of the threatened approach OF the cholera,
and expect to reap rich harvest If 1t real
ly comes. All sorts of nostrums and spe-
cifics, liquid and solid, in pills and powders,
are making their appearance, each warrant
ed to cure. The intelligent public need not
be warned against these dangerous medica-
ments. Some OF them may be harmless,
but far the greater part are really injurious.
There is no medical specific for the cholera;
but good care and the advice of good
physician should always be availed Of, in
case of danger.--N. Y. Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
on that Qay

EFFECT OF CHANGE.-Lord Erskine, says
writer, having lived bachelor to an ad-
vanced age, finally married his cook, by
way of securing her services, as she had
frequently threatened to leave him. After
she became Lady Erskine, she lost all
knowledge Of cookery, and it was mortal
affront to hint the possibility of her know
ing how any sort of eatable should be pre-
pared for the table.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
Don't Object 10 the Payment of
utse National Debt. a.

M.F CONWAY, who claims as long res
idence in Richmond as that Of Gov. PIER
PoNT has felt called on to write letter
under date Richmond, Oct. 25, 1866, in
which he asserts that latter full and free
intercourse, during the last summer with
men in public and private life from all parts
of the South, both in Richmond and WASH
ington," he has not heard any purpose or
disposition expressed by them to resist, or
in any manner seek to- evade, at any time,
this, or any part or kind of their lawful
obligations, as an integral portion of the
people aud nationality of the. United
States.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

PENITENTIARY ARRIvALs.-The Sheriff
Of Clinton county left at the Penitentiary
on Tuesday, James Smith, convicted Of
horse stealing at the last term of the Clin-
ton county Court OF Common Pleas, and
sentenced to three years imprisonment In
the Penitentary. Several Others from diff
ierent counties in the State commenced a
term of hard labor at the same Institution
on that day,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

ASSIGNMENT OF DoCKET.-The following
assignment Of the cases on the docket for
the November term, commencing next
Monday, OF the Court of Common Pleas Of
this county, we publish for the information
of attorneys, suitors, witnesses and others
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

CHARLES J. HUDSON, confined for Grim
inal oflense, In the Williams county jail,
recently made his escape by the tedious
process Of burning a hole through the cell
ing by holding fire to It ON shovel. ] 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
TO the LADIES Of COLUMBUS,

IL you wish the blooming goddess Of health TO in
habit frame apply to who has stud
aidof sciesce and Investigation, has prepared from
the vast of the vegetable kingdon upon
M
your appearance and strengthen your constitution,
SO that The delights Of happiness and long life shall
be Q ore you, and invite you to the gayeties and
.lhave labored many years to compound nedicines
suited the various disorders 10 which your system
is liable. and each calculated tCwork bene6ciay In
signed to cure and all cooperating together with
Nature, ito restore your, disturbed system to its
proper state Of gaetn IS IS and health" This know
Of those IsNocENT REMEDIES, you will fnd relief
from 9S pain b. and S,tS The nuTSss M S
Humors in the BloUd and Diseases Of the Eyos,
Rheu Neuralgia, Syphiiis and Cancer. treat
y In the annexed list you will nnd the nares-bi
Medicine. from whom he has received the highest
Diplomatic honors:A @, orl 1Sh,eI y = 1e1y
This is to certify that DR.. G. O. Sharp. who was
O AND Ear and ds otter CRronc
al Diseases is eminenty qualified for his profession.
and is competent TO the performance Of sny duty
that may deynlye upon him as an Ocuist Aurist,
Surgeon of Physician. Pro-. IS. Ms,oton Gncis-
RS. Newton. NJ. D.. Prof. of Medical Practice
II. d. Jones, NJ b. Prof. Of Matsria Medica. Gin
70. i. Newton, M. D.. Prof. of Clinical Surgery,
a. q WdsSsn M PG@sn @ & 6Osnss OsssSs
-. y. Morrow, NJ. D.. Prof. Of Materia Medica.
wv. 3. Morrow. NJ. p, Prof. Of Chemistry and
/ q. Jones, n. D- Prof. Of Theory and Practice.
r. L. Morrow. M. D.. Prof. of Anatomy. Memphis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
LOCAL IN E w .,
O. s. FOWLER is lecturing at Cleveland.

YESTERDAY morning IN the Police Court,
VIM. Bowen, vagrant, was fined $40 and
costs and committed, and Harmon Grooms,
for drunkenness, was fined So and costs
paid. ~ ...sf
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PROPOSALS.

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS Of
w fee until fHI .,..
monday, the 18th Day of Nov, 1865,
At6o'.lock p. NJ, for n.shing materials and do
4 5irsdi ig and osying the unpaved side Saks and
cutters on North Pubic lane. from High street east
For grading and paving with boulders North alley,
from Depot alley west 10 its terminus.
For grading South street, from Front street west
to sScioto street. 80
The bids viii be opened by the committees Of tho
City Council FIR the Wards in which the several
improvements arc located and the right torsect any
or all Of the bids will be claimei hy the committee
b. lIs. .a ...t Cits Civil Engineer.
City Civil Engineers Office. November 7th. 1856.
novS-dlw.
80 lWestbote copy.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

THE FIFTH ONO CAvALRY.-Capt. John
Wilkin, of the 9th o. V. O. reported yes
terdsy, with thelmuster-out' rolls Of his
regiment, which LEFT Baltimore az 2P. M.
on Tuesday, and are expected to arrive at
Camp Chase to-day. The number of the
regiment is about 750.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
,DR.o,J,itR. NEWTON
Will, OURE THE SICKl

IN NCOliumBtIs. OHIO,. AT AMROs
i HALL, from October 10th until about the nrst
of December, at 81 o'clock until ii q; M, DAILY
(Spndays excepted)G A Tree and cordial lnyitatlon
u those not well sb 10 pay, while thVse who are
able to pay will bc treat cd ut the Neil House, Paror
No 123, from o'clock until Q Z. NJ.
Cares i'm host GASES lnytnnpaneOus.
x No medicine given.s No pain eaused, but relief
from psin from any sickness or cause, certain in
yDr 8svtYo', prseticei: mostly diseeses sndssses
given DIP as lac oIabte His treatment peculiar TO
who have hal the same magnetic power over dis
eases of the body siid miny, ssonscall y ths Gift
extent over neply all diseases apd PsJsqps. 1t is
life and vita iy passed from strong, healthy body
toAwSak one, that restores the lost or unequal cir:
cuation VI the vital or nervous aid. So powerful
is this Influence that persons who have Tor many
years sulsred lroni Diseases whchyhsse been pre-
nouIced ihcurable, and u whom medicine has been
to health IN an almost Incredibly sh IT space Of te.
i win not restore le \ nGnbe q ths body q PET.
paif. from whatever cause Thepractics il rasedup
On iheUst strict principles OF sceneo there Moth
ing miraculous or super atursi about IL. IS in
,cisps, of other practicu. not only acknowledge
this power but receive the treatment themselves
and, lam,icf, as well as adyEe .tJ2 tne,i patenu.
BY this treatment it takes but o lew minutes ior
inycterae cases of almost any cuIable chronic dis
ease, aud sure is the effect. that oHt isT ds-
ness, ness Broken Bones. DiSocatcPs. bad Cqrtaturssof
will he mnch Observation-Disclosures relieved from pain.
and sometimes fully cured. Disea % that are most
certain Of being cured At one SpetatiGn e. y;n
Dance Weak Spines, Weakness Of the Limbs, Fall
Ing II the Womb. Dyspep'ia. all kinds Of Sexual
Wcakne-s kbeumati-m. Internal Ulcers. Dr2Psey.
Lungs. Ca,argh, bronchitis, Diseased Liyers Kid
nevs, Heart, 30 ,&c &c.
Paralysis is The most slow and uncertain some
restored with one operation: they are however, al
ways benefited. Deafness Is most uncertain.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA ROUSE.

~ A H~
ST Ane JpEcroR. /. 1910. T, SMITH,
HusioAI Music \ BnREoToa. Prof. d. SCHOPPELERRf.
Thyrsduy Evening, Nov. 9th, 1885,
Ana every evening until further notice. the Califor-
w rV MIA Eem,
IL q II IT "A
Will appear in her great original characcer Of AR
TARlNE, with Banjo Solos, Songs and Breakdowns'
in tho magnificent Fairy spectacle Of
THE SEVEN NDAUGHTERsOF sATANI
Which will be presented with magnificent Scenery,
superb Costumes, brilliant Music and wonderful
Mechanism. replete with grand Marche Dancss ts
firth Of CUPID intte Bcwcr Of Ferns; produced "a a
an immense outlay. Mirrors Of plate glass are used,
forming a Lake Of Silver, Moving fairy Cars and
Revolving Gems. concluding vithal,0y G9aN
Neutrality-suspicious. OF GOLD.
aS- Seats can bo secured three, days IN advance.
Tomorrow iFrday, Fatogsll eBenef' iOf Ai'' s
Lotta. 4 = = y -R' ~ -
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interested:

Second Trial ket-Monday, Tuesday
md wednesday, December 4tb' 9th and 9Th.
p Criminal Docket-From. Thursday, De-
scembcr 7th to Saturday, December 10th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

THE Ono STATESMAN deserves the thanks
of the Democracy of Ohio for the vigor and
talent it manifested during the late canvass.
With such an efficient Central Organ we
will sweep Republicanism from tlle State
next year.-Cddiz Sentinel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

change Of Opera, each night which Will PC CIV
90 in style pnriysllcd by any other
The tol owing eminent artists from the new ork
Academy Of Music constitute the Ghioni ousihi
si%noys SSa Tpes"A "AsSSGIoEINA GHIQNIy the famtus
YorNlAcadeay y Of Music. and the Theatet TacOh'
Gmc. PATTI sTRAKoscH, the faverto Com
slile. CANNlSSA. Prima DOnm, Growers Grand
Sisnors MACAFERRI and ERRA,I !, FRS: TEN
ors, Of the New York, Boston and fhiiadelpsia
Sinnor MANIUSi, the eminent baritone, from
the In and " era, Theater Tacon, Havana.
SignOr AUGUSTINE SUSlNl, the Grand basso
Profpndo, late Of Max MaretreRs Italian opera'
NsS Ssnor nUfAi ANTON GRAFT. the celebrated BassO
Buifo, late o. Groyer German OPsIasA, o
Mime. PAROZZI and Sig. ZAPUzzl' Secon'
DSagaX Sig. XIMEHEs and Sig. PERNI Second Tenors;
Sig, LuCATELLI and Sig. MASSlo,, oocond
n Cor ducto r, Sig. Francisco Rosa; Leade, Mr., +.
ZitterSart; Sage Manager Sig. Nardini; Prompter.
Sig! 1Anka; Properties Sig.T; Gnllo; Costumerf,
Nine NaIdini, Sig. Santeia. The entirely new and
costlywndrobe has been purchased BY the Dire'tor
in Paris. an, q. e-p2,
strength will be the following: Ernani, Marths, Il
Trovatore, Faust. tsI 90.
SCALE oP.PnIcEs--Adnission on. to Psrque'te and
Dress t,irc O. al w.. Reserved Seats, Si.bO. Family
circle, So cents. Private Boxes, sll.to. W. so,
NJ hThe "a Of Re'eIved Seats tor the season wlli
comWence on THURSDAY, N0EEMBMEk M orHi "a. AZ
BER 18th. same time and pace. u-V
q nuyS-3, 3.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

A MAN came to town last week, with a
number of articles TO exhibit at our County
Fair. When told that 1t had taken place
over a month ago, he was somewhat sur
prised, and could hardly believeit. He was
told that he might have seen the announce
ment of It in the county papers, but he said
he did not take them, ne got q paper from
New York. He who would be posted on
our local matters, should take the county
papers. = Cadiz Sentinel. ,.sc...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

THE Empress Eugenie is much praised
for watching with Girardin,s 8 daugnter our
ing an attack Of diptheria. ,ii1
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OPERA house. ,9Ua
Nine. Ghioai & Sig. Susini's
1T GRAND III =
ITALIAN OPERA.

MAX sTRAKu uSeH .&%..a,.:.g.. .DIRECToR,i 4
MIR. sTRAKOsCH ANNOUN E.S
M with much d easure, that be has succeeded IN
eiE.agingi d complete and efficient italian opera
Company embracing some Of the most eplpenptt w!
AM OR GHLSTkA, comprising come Of me in9iiI
taen, ed artists from New York, with whom no Nh
give in the Opera House, Columbus, four nign'''
viz: