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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-17
THE UNITED STATESHOTEL
Reputation EstablishedI.

ss Reputation EstablishedI,
'''g mrs. s. n. 1.aytess Is. ,traly a
a2ssblic, bes,efSyctgess and her
acOssdcrfHz success isrsasaaO1'e-
lcedemted. .o.Dc Her. finsne and
her discOUc1.ses hare gone
abroad, and to-day she as
iss her line the largest man
Mf0ctxreSS f1s the aUOrId.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and Oed ay ayeare'aisko
Ebeiselisedl By the use d or Mrs.
f}S.d.a. asalIeas's Worlds skfats'
11estor.ee5r and Muir Dress
tmg., Theysct directly upon
| the ,00ts0f fhehsss,,S Stts.tsss,g
Issnsss'iGast grOaUfIsgsstJ 6eGas-
tn. Your hair, III changed %
grey on. aUhtte by sickness OF
other. csttsses, sOiE SOON be re!
stored to Its natural color
and diBeAsgty, GDaftd ruG Grad
lEScAsea yf0reves3 woThe kaE5s
failing s topped. q, The s,sOsl
deyScssfe5 He4d-d,' eos Oss Bdks!
! lasetcGnbS bS sUos,s sSisllSsst 4 7e&i
1Ofy0iIf1ts..s TYtc21s0Sf SEyE5 glsyI
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TAKE PARTICULAR N0TICE-Dr. johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselyes by
both body and mind, uniting them for either bust
ness study society or marriage. 3ii ~ DgbuHl
DIR. johnson has for many years exclusively do
voted bis attention to the treatment the disorders
h Address, ,liillf DIR. CHAS. y! JOHNSON
10 No, 70 East Friend Street, Columbus. Ohio.
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OFFIcE HoURs.-0fice opens at 7K A. M;, and
doses at ~ p. M Sundays, opens at A. M. and
- s'yIH1 An mails close on Sundays ats Pm. go.
-.E5l JULIUS j. WOOD. p. M.
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II tho Tar and Penalties charged on said list ne
;bGYn DEGE BR next. esch tract lot ar psrIE q
MONDAY Of DECEAlBER next be exposed ~, Sa,p " + +
day TO day until each anu e'erS "aO'
.ke0r a0ta!4. .f,'-rhroy btSsoio5tid IS,iguR
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Certificate from the Rev. DIR. Hamil.
m. ton q, French, of Montreal. ned
certify that DR.. Johnson's medicines have cured
my wife; who was subject 10 debility many years.
The medicines were used only two months.
-, H. d. FRENCH, D, D.
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HOT AIR FURNACES
PETER MARTINS
rr Patent Improved r.f}
Hot Air Furnaces,
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE USE.
For Wood or Coal.


1'no dEoy Wood ar Coal. .'n. y
r,,1E ATTENTION OF THE PUBIIC
i is called 10 the above Furnaces as they combine
ventilating with heating qualities. Nli uI 80 80
The inventor has, after years Of experiments. suc-
Furnace now In use. Among its many advantages
over the ordinary Furnaces, are: .I - 4GinnU
opeeratl9on: t,jA..i ll.. 1G 9ui. q, Ian
.ns ICONS % Mtn pnci
irrs ,s s iron Natures
I'm ImproVcd Mnter Cbambers. which keef, up a
steady supt,jy Of moisture. which oterconaes the
great obection In ordinary Hot Air Furnaees :, ID
~. csst;nva ara heavy and stronsly hoItaa To-
uetbSr eparsnteeinr dpfab;itv Sndsr any Iegree of
beat ''e F''''iTII ~ " III Y o'l' ~
Particular attention IA called 10 the SELF -REGU-
I,ATiNIS ISARRkNCjEMf;N f;NT Of tbis furnace. which
has been pronounced by scientifo men 10 be the
%GuT xIt.x1 - NTAnE III
DGDL GN GIS NAxAAIA| NJ
11ri Every Furnaco warranted 10 give entire sat-
isfaction, NJ, ..i+ IA, trto,cof,tg f.rg up.l "a
% REFERENCES; y. .,,,r,,a,it
~, permission, refer TO the Following parties
VINO pave the Furnaces IN use; L,n.IZ.-1-.D
j. X. Devey, corner john and HOPKINS Streets
Cincinnati; ~, ililn Io, !, a. u
b. kotn q 70, 81. Nicnoins, corner rourth anu
Race streets, Clncinnati. ,r...-.,,ffa
y: Elsas, Fourth street, near Jonn, Olncinnati'
NJ. Eckert, bahk sueet, Oincinnhu;, ~,
N, L; Bernard. Court street, near Freeman, Gin
cinnati. -
Cluc1nnnU.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the NastVige Post o6fes
"Wednesday, JrSno "a, 1895.
The List Of uncailed for letters has been
assigned TO the Nashville UNION, by Post
master Lindsey, for uIs yea 1885, as the
paper having the l-rgest circui ton, in
GLIDING the s-my.
an Letters advertised are subject 20 an extFa
charge Of Two cents Persons calling for them Will
please be prepared with the necessary change.
Persona calling for these letters will please say
they sre advertised, and give the date Of list.
All letters not taken out IN one month will be
seut 70 the General Post Office rs dead letters.
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For Sale.

= vonti respscif1liy auuoanoa 81 lhe putlie that
II have \ new DfibE NJ sEloou Tor sale heao.
she t.st points IN the city Cor business and 20 ~
ranged - 20 eccosrModate q 80 az iamiir. Any
one WISHING % purchase would do sal y ealing
upon ne immetisieiy n No. South College 81
luna22-iEq
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For sale,
Agencv Expired.

HAVING ghis day sid out my entire stock q
u sutieE Goods Rnd 1enf, and good vi Of NE
hos meas to n ". Pee, I hereby EltrdEaH TIE
agency gwen him BY ne IN June. 1854, Tor t1e pnf-
poea of carving On "a . satieE hasness, g. VII
a. 5sl.. 7 LUCIEN b EOBB.
kashyIIIe. Jurs Is. lsls, -r.-- .lIe1l-Iloi'
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,
rug R4qEa Will, AK "A Ro,IOEy

Advertisements in the Special Column, first time,
nom 70 s hnss, 81 0o-esch additional line, 70
osnts subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Column first time, from 10 lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 50 centsj subsequent inser-
tons, IS cents per iise-
All advertisements occupying special position,
ed AL double column advertisements, VIII be
charged SSx per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI be charged at Che regular advertising rstss,
ssrlon made.
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Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad.
Cotton Express Line

no NEW YORK and Boston.
u Through bls o. Lading gwen, and IIHE 6UAE-
ASTxEn 70 c1ther q the shove cit 30 change q
Freight made bsfAeen Cinctnnafi add NeR lorz-
TssfH socaEs thao BY any other ronie- Best N
GRfFFffH, PARSONS a CO, Agents,
iunsF-Im 30 College s., Nashville.
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Notice.

ASSISTANT QUARTERAIATERs OFFICE, I
Rail and River Transportation Department, {
Corner prooK and Man Streets.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June Sth, 1855.
WILL be sold nj Public Au ton to the highest
w bidder. on rHpRSDAY, June 28t1, ls65, at
III m, the follow Dgt'OVernmenl property, VIZ:
Two Dredge Boats Hercules aud /" Sampson, -
with machinery and sppuriurusnces belonging
thereto, all Of which are sarviceabie, and can he
rendered very desirable properly.
Tne Hoats are lying at the Louisville Wharf,
where they ca b examined.
Terms cash, in Government Funds.
By order Of Brig. Gen. Robert Allen, Chief Quar-
terma-ter.
JAMES r. DEL VECCHIA,
iunel3-td Capt and A. U 81.
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
ent hT mai In 8 nIa-n enraInnn-

- ---''- - 80 s--tatalNs
BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, BOils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is eirred % the rubtc as positive cure
SYPHILIS Or XENERIAI. DlsEtsEg ths "a
MATTHIAS ROOT AND HERB JUICES Is the
most potent, certain and eiiectal rornedyever pre-
ssrioedi z reaches and erndica,as every perie q
the yeneFea poison, 80 that The cure b thorauEh
and perFnaueat, Take then. OF this Purifying Rem
edy and be hesed, and not trlnsmit 10 yonr poe
terIiy that ior Ehch you may repent IN aiter years
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may he prunouuced fncuratle. he
salsr ean' Roof sid Hero Juices vii remove every
ysiice Of inpufiucs nom lie system a. wall - al
the bat ELECTS Of mer-ury.
FEMALESl FEMALE8I
In many SELECTIONS uifh which nunsbsrs q -
males sgiier, the ROOT AND HERB JUGS i
most happily alapted-in Ulceratel Uterus. n I..I-
eorrioea, in bearing down. Falling of tiis wo-,b
Debility, and ior ui complaints Incident 70 ne sex.
Samaritan's Wash
is. in case o. syphilis used in couwueto, ,-.s
ths, hooI and herh Juices. Fun directions.
The efficacy o. these. remedies Is gists s,s--,t
edged by phSsicans aud pgtrnfs No., -,
10 the T. ;. Hospitals, thus re-forlur 4, $500
many Of our brave soldiers.
F.oas ~ Ba'iaiors Sins.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY or TBR a.
AARlIANS REAlEDTES.
tf ''Posr HosFI7zL, Foa4 W,asH.ttp
~ naltlmors, SD, Fe5. - lss1 I
81 hsye great satisfaction IN eating thaf ~.
used - lic S,1n1riirl Rescfis.'' i,r Vs~r-s.i n,
esse IN Is most custouary i0rm Chat ~. -
them WITH judgment, discretion hd properly ,r.I
nave iornd them 70 respond 60 MY autcipaiio1s
promptly Gnc eiioctualiy. KnoHins Their e,,--r.-
sltson. have ne iuilesi confidence 10 thsir ef-,
ana as tlr a. my use uf them extends Irecou1ns.f
Them strongly. Atrsrp H. It,sr-s
Assistant Surgeon sch Nes York V5i, 20
let it De understood thst these remedies ass A.
recommenee0, aad VIII positively eure fhs .fs5s....
Tor which they are offered
Price % Male Packages, Ssraril,n's Gin san.
Female S5o0; Root and Herh ;ti,ce s. -, Hs-b
50 ccats
sold by ". >. 4 C. vs. SMITH. Druqsist..
Corner Chur b and Vine -.rp-t-
NASHVILLE TKas.
Desmona 4 Co., Prof re,oI., sl6 Rs-,s s.sssls,
Philadelphia
lsnls-6m.
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NOTICE.
Shaving and Hair Dressing
SALOON q BATH ROOMS.

TIHR UNDERSIGNED HAVING ENTIRELY
4 refTted the -
sewanse House Shaving saloon, 6
are now prepared d, wait on ali who may favor
hem with call. We have also
Fine Bath Rooms.
and prepared 10 furnish Baths, either warn or
cold, az short notice. Also keep q small stock OF
6entE' Furnishing Goods.
apr2s-sn MCKAY 4 LAPsLEY.
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Sales Of
Government Horses, &c

4 WILL expose a Iublic Auction on FRIDAY,
Il June ~, Il y A5'clock, m, . Let q Con-
dernned GnYerumeut Hrrses; also On Tuesdsy,
June 9Th, a y o'ciock m. q iot o. Condenned
6oYefuuiaaf erses q 81 = uumdss a Pine Brood
Mares and colts. q he casalry Depot az kdsehsld
Tenn- fFH
ALSO
On Fnd.y. June 30 b, lOl q CONDENSED Gov
IL. ", SMITH,
jEns7-id CEpi. Ead A. y. ~
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,VARNIsHEs.

3 Bbs. CopsI Vsrnisn, / BIB Japan Vsrnish.
2 Coach A" Flowing F"
One barrel BLACK Leather
For sale low, by EWlN q PENDLEr0N.
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And no, to % paid Until you NOV what yOu VII
sPLENDID LIST or ARrIcLz



All the goods m he aboVe List wili be sold, Hlth-
oct IaseEYsiion, for uoLlass each. Certidcstes
ef all the various articles are placed IN sIniar
velopes and sealed Trose envelopes VII BE- sent
by mail or delivered 90 our otice, without regard
20 choice On receiving certiicate you eiA see
what Is represents, and q Is optional with you %
seEd one dollar and reserve the article named, or
any other IN the LIST Of same V1lue In al trrnsac-
tons by mail We charge ior iurwartug she certd-
catea paying postage and doing the business, Is
cents each FIVE CEErtrcArIs vii 10 sent for 81;
EIEY * tor g; TiuErY ior s. sisrY-rrvE Tor $40.
/ aad OsE HUSDRED for SIS BY this mode we savs
selections rom varied stock Of fine goods OF me
best make sad latest Styles and Of Intrinsic worth
NJ nominal price, While al have chance Of secu-
ring artIeles Of the very hgheSt value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction In every instance,
mi u there should Re any person dissaasiied wan
any srtlce they msy receive, they may immediate
( b return il, and the price vii ~ refunded
AaESTs.-We alow those acting as Agents, Ten
Cents each Certificate ordered, provided thor
I remittance unount 10 0uc Dollar.
They Will collect twenty 1--WE cents Tor every Ger
thcste and retaining 10 cents, remit 70 IS cents
! for each.
ss-Address $50. DElfERIT CO,
is1l-enn SOS Broadway, New York.
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Intelligence omce.

4 II persons san1ng MECHANICS. Clerks Herse-
"A serEla =. y occ .Cicr gsTs, coots-unel u l4c-
nsn-Nh ie o. cclcred- would % reil 30 cal ~ cur
eiace, No. tul6 North Cherry street. sui register
their Wants.
Persons desiring situations vi 20 ne szule. Be-
ngn a Ne door. 9. BAucoA CO,
msgie- ams dsaara AElnils
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Bhls Alcohol, IS per cent.
3 q" 10 per cent
A." Proof Spirits,
} a" Pitts Whisky, pure, for Med. purposes.
1 4" Pure French Brandy,
a" holland Gin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines,
For sale low, by EWIN 4 PENDLETON.
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9 ECRET DISEASES SECRET
- DISEASES.
Ssmsritsn's Gift.
samaritan's Gift.

les, q positive cure for
eSnorrh0a, eisst. Structures,
Contsins &C Eirslsl-no Basam-no Msrcury.
Only zen pills %. 10 lass r 10 eject = curs
lhey aIe eaiirsiy gezstaole, hafing 20 smell nor
unpe-sanf TASTE .,ad 'iA not il acy sag iniura he
stomach or bowels o. the most isIeeste
Cures Ia rom tE0 10 fGur eavs an recent -ases
u twenty-iour hcurs. Prepared By = araduafa of
he University OF PennsyiFania, one 81 ne most
enineat doctors and chemists Of TIE pla-enl DAY
those no have despaired o. getting curei. or who
have been gprgsd With Balsazli Cop.a OF sIezcury,
IS once try me
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Greene d Co
Barker x Co
Hith Il Elsas
Braner a. Denning
JF& III Harris
Frankie Il Co
Brown & Evans
Barris q Brown
Franklin, Boyle d Stephens
&BF Mullin
Holeston u Jamison
B Barens 4 Bro
Brennan q Co
Horshberg a. Co
Rlein 4 Co TEoa
Goldstein Il Co
Cooper 4 Co
Ii Huunike a. Miller rl
C0LORED
Grant J Woods A ,..-
Mulligan L Lowe H 81
Eleber J Jackson I
LancasterS Gray b
Shelton G White Joseph
Banks II Wilson Rufus
Parish Stewart james
Wilson joe
A. V. s. LINDSEY, P. \
Nashville, Juoe p.
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sUNDRIEs.

IS Kegs Soda, Bhl Bluesione,
l Cask Macaboy Snuff 2" Cud0ear
Bbs Epson salts, 100 Lbs Cochinea
" Dutch Nader, Bbls Cream Tartar.
200 Lbs best Indigo, " Birthstone,
Bbis Copporas, " Flour TuiphW,
For sale low, BY EWlS A PENDbhioN'
apr22 -3m
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In many SELECTIONS uiih which nuntsrs q -
males sUder, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES Il
most happily adapted-in Ulcerated Uterus in leu
coFfisoaa, IN boarlug down. FallinE 81 Che wor,b
DEBILITY, and for ri complaints incident % ne sev
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DO NOT DESPATRI
FEMALESl FEMALE8II

AlthtuEh you nay he pronounced incuratle. Tie
an sri sn's Root sid Hero Juices vii remove every
estice Of Impurities nom lie system a. vel A. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-16

a RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS
IA situation professed cook understands all kinds
cooking and baking; good reference be II
Suired Apply 2i7 Mulberry st., Prince, door
front
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO COOK,
"A wash and iron do general homework n small am
H good city reference Uall lid ST.. between Sd
avs, Harlem.
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! WANT A SITUATION IN A WHOLESALE STORE
haYe been honoraby scairgca from the United Satc
Navy ~ not AFRAID OF worA Address HI NICK. box ii
Herald Office.
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4 THOROUGHLY COMPETENT DREssMAKER AMI
IA desires SITUATION ina private family eai
undertake all branches Of family sewing hest of New Nor
and brooklyn references given tan be all OF this wen
1t S West 2ith st., English basement.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
IA cook IL willing 10 assist with the washing. Best city
references. Apply for days 53 9th av, between Both
and SIS
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUA-
~ ton chambcrmaid and waitress, and would assist
with washing and ironing IS willing and obiging; has good
city reference Cal IA Pacific street. of Henry,
FOR two days.
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THE Tn AIDES.

yUANTEn-A FIRST CLASS BODY MAKER;
Greene
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4 GIRL WANTS A SITUATION As PLAIN COOK
n washer and irouer, do general Homework, In u
small private family: objection the country has good
reference Can he for days at 81 Greenwich
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A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION As FIRST
IA class waitress chambermaid. and TO with
washing and ironing Best city at
20l West 18th st., corner of Tth Nv.
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4 YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO GEN
"A eral houscwork Is good washer and oner; obiec
sion tho country Good reference be Call
NJ Union court, No University place.
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4 STU ALTON wANTED-BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, As
~ chambennaid aud witrcss Call vt No West 10Th st.
9Th
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SITUATIONS yyANTED-FEMALEs.

WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
situation as children and to assist
IN light housework s willing and agreeable Apply at 22s
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO DO A FAM
IA y's washing ut her r.sidcnce undcrs lands her
business thoroughly Cal at 100 East 10Th st. hoo
back
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, NOT LONG IN THIS
"A country wants situation TO DO general houscwork in
Hnall family; understands washing and ironing Refer
given in the house by the lady Apply l6f East 33
1T, between % and Sd avs in the Easement
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
"A woman, 10 cook wash ron cooking alone;
good city reference given ca at 27 East 18th st., FOR
days.
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vyTANTED-A SITUATION BY A SMART GIRL, AS
w chamberlnaid and laundrrss; understands huing;
cook in small family; has best city reference from last
place. Call mt 333 " est 26th st., for two days
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From Washington.

New YORK, June 15.-The Posts spe-
eial says: Yhe delegation known as the
Georgia Union Club reached Washington
last evening, and hope to have an early in
terview with the President.
morning.
Postmaster General Dennison is taking
active measures for the restoration of mails
throughout the Southwest.
Mr.. Kilbeurne, special Government agent,
arrived from Florida yesterday. He re-
ports great destitution in that State, and
that in some districts there is actual starva-
ton. AiBS-LS ru = =. 45s'a,sAy b.. =
John Minor Bolts is not opposed to the
creation of the new State of West Virginia
He acknowledges Pierpont as Governor, ac-
cepts the abolition of slavery, doubts the
validityof the Constitution framed at Alex
andria by eleven men, asserts Gen. Patrick
has appointed disloyal men to office in
Richmond, and disapproves Of it.
~ Gov. Brown, of Georgia, has returned to
Washington .,." :. .,,,v ,ina .. nv
1t is thought no more testimony will be
taken in the conspiracy court.
The Commercials special says: A delega-
ton of influential sUnionists from Ten
nessee is in Washington, urging the ap-
pointment of r. G. Meigs as Judge of the
Supreme Court, vice Catsan, deceased.
Parties from various parts of the South
represent the people thoroughly weanad
from jeff. Davis, and regard his execution
as foregone conclusion and acquiesce in it.
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From Richmond

New York, June 15.-The Herald's Rich
mond correspondent says General Terry
has arrived there and assumed command of
the Department of Virginia, in place of
General Ord, who goes elsewhere.
General Turner has been assigned to the
Military District of Henrico county, EN-
bracing Richmond. His first act was to re-
move the rebel Mayor Mayo, who had
been reinstated, with his negro hunting
rebel police. , ,': &. '.H -.a o. =
A band of guerrillas. 500 strong have
lately collected in Patrick county, Virgin
ia, threatening the inhabitants with ven
geance. Four have been arrested and two
were at once tried, convicted and sentenced
to be shot. The Others were sent to the
penitentiary.
The Tribune's Richmond correspondent
says: The military authorities under the
command of Halleck, Patrick and Ord, in
connection with the rebel Mayor Mayo
have inaugurated a system OF opposition
and outrage upon the colored people OF
Richmond, which has created intense ex.
element. The correspondent details these
outrages, but they have already beer
printed. -H. - y a..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-16
New York market--June Is.

,C0TTuN-Heavy and lower at 4I942c for mid
ding.
FLOUR-State and w estern SOLO, better and not
10 for extra round hoop Ohio, and o. 2Os rs for
WHlSKY-ksthere easier Western, $2 1902 OI
90 MmSAGaSEi pSa a s aSS iSs RS fs qsie
milwaukee, q 3o; red wintgr Western, 81 60;
RYE-ouist 10 T1iuJ
C0RN-Scaroe and &c better. Mixed Western,
03905c; kiln dried, Vs2@s4; heated do, O9gO5c for
white Western.
OATS-2g3i better at 7sssOc for Western aaost
and TIC do to arrive. " 'f'i .Hf7 i'. "
C0FFEE-Quiet. ..a lrH.g.
SUGAk-Firma at l2b@l3hc for Cuba Muscova-
do, and l59sc for Porto Rico.
ObASSFS-DullatIo930 rOt I'in 3'-g
PEfROLEUM-A shade frmer at 341l935c, foI
crudo 499jOc for refined in bond; and 690s nc fol
do free.
PORK Lower. ses l2X 6g2sl75 for new mess
closing at $2S 25 cash. S2 5O25 90 for 63 and 64 dc
cash and regular way closing at S24 so cash 'lS OF
9ts so for primo, $2O@20 90 for prime mess AlsC
$500 bbls mess, all June, sellers and buyers op
tiOn, at S2a 0Oa29 90.
BEEF--Qu uiot and steady. n. <.-a.-- -r.a,.y
BEEF HAMS-Steady, an ..a3
CUT MEhTS-PirniF at l19lic for Shoulders
| and l46lSc for Hams.
| BACON-Steady. ....t .....f
LARD-Steady and dniet at 15J<9l9Xc.
| BuTTER-Quiet at 2Oe30c for Ohio and 22933
for State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-16

DISCHARGE OF THE PERMANENT PARTY
The Permanent Party, as it is called, is in
process of being disbanded and the mem
bers discharged. This organization, which
originally consisted, we believe, of one hun
dred men or more, was detailed from regl-
ments in the Army OF the Potomac. 1t has
been on duty at the Barracks almost or
quite since military post was established
there. Well and faithfully have the officers
and men of the organization performed
the duties allotted them, and deserve high
commendation for their zeal and efficiency.
Some had been previously discharged,
and yesterday forty-two more of the Per-
manent Party were also discharged. The
discharge of the entire number will soon
be completed. Their place will be supplied
by the companies of the 22d Veteran Re-
serve Corps, now on duty at the Barracks.
The officers and men OF these companies
have afforded ample evidence of their fitness
and capacity for fulfilling the duties of the
position assigned them. ,a.....