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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
TAKEN ~.

A HORSE. SADDLE AND DBRIDrH on. LAsT
n Saturday night, the streeis Of thss city
TIE horse is ehesnat sorrel. apeut Is hands
high and 10 CT IL years old. The SSsdis has a
fesh colosed seat vita black ssirts and some
brass taess in the seat. The oSt sfsfs reansst 70
prove property, pay ahaFges AM for this adsar-
Tisement. and take the horse away 49, 81 II
AAs BAcUN & SONS,
oclT.Ivd E HEahs1 = cid static.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Iowa, Oct l6.-The
Chairman Of the State Central Con NIT
tee Of Iowa announces that the elaetion
returns so far indicates Gen. Stones ;
majority to be aboat $1,000 Lsgisla-
ture three -foarths Republican.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
Dissolution.

Il He PAR1HEksHIe HEksTofokE Ak
u ins Hndsr go arm 81 Hall a Raa6, Eor.
wosdiDg and Comm sson Merchants. S can aoat
Assuta and harf bOst Br ypEtsiors. - shis day
dissolved BY n nutu4i copseBt JOIN B. Hall, haE-
leg bozkbG Gus TIE latsrsst of q. 8. Ened Az
bnsinsas Ct the Old hrm viii be settled By gohn
B. Ball, xho viii eontinEs tbs basfnsss - here
tefoss. JoHN y HAIL.
q. h. kUpD.
take pleasure is FsconzsnAinx ths sew arm
10 cur old patrons for . contfEG1gfon q tAsfr
p@trene9ss % l4a -4zs41 i G. - BUDD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17


NEw YoRg, 10Th. Intelligence has
been received from Mexico via Vera
Cruz and Havana to the 5th Inst Lieut..
Maury, recently natnralizsd as a Mexi-
can, has, by decree dated lgh Sept
been appointed an honorary councillor.
The district OF Ajaeoca is in full insur.
reetion against the Imperial forces. In
perial loarnals acknowledge that the
successes Of the Jnriziss there are really
important.
There are also Pbles in Cola,
whence many of the ach residents
have been expelled.
The Emperor has decreed the estab-
lishment Of an Imperial sch ol of public
service, designed TO educate officers for
various branches of the army Srviee
Considerable excitement has been
raised in the City Of Mexico by mur
der snd a speedy punishment of the
criminals. Three men assassinatsd q
young citizen named Julian Castillo
The public indignation was greatly
aroused by tho circumstances OF the
case. The Emperor ordered that the
murderers should be tried and punished
by military tribunal within 4S hours.
This was done, and the three murderers
we're publicly executed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

GREAr FiRE II cNRo, Aon wsdaeadAy
night Iast.s Gre broke out in Canterbury
Hall, used as theatre,S Ia Cairo, and
leased by Shields b Murray. The build
ing and contents, including stage, seen.
cry, properties, seats, bar fixtures, Sc,
we're entirely consumed, together with
three other buildings, including the
Grant House.
The Grant Housewives kept bs Mr. d.
w. Smith. His household furniture, val:
ued at about $500, was rsspsAi toFs9 Nd
insurance. Coffee's building was vacant
at the time of the confagfatiOn.
Almost the entire company of, the
Canterbury boarded at the Grant House,
and, we are informed, lost ali their
wardrobe. s,s.,,s -, - - ,,.-..,,
The International Hotel was al one
time in great danger, and il was shongAt
il could not be sayed-s WI "a eYs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
NOTICE.
orrlcr or FHk KvaNsvlLIH

OFFICE or fKK EvkNsvILIE Gas LIsHT
COMPANY, Oct Is, lS65. 4
NOTICE Is HEREBY 6fvSEf TO THs
IN Shareholders Of this Company, thai an sase-
tson will be held at the tsas Oasces an the 26ih
inst, bstwean tbs hours OF and O'Clock p. n.
for 8 Directors 20 serve for the euAning yearss
Ocle HERMAN JUEKkR, Sso,y.Ei.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

sS- Horace Greeley, who has recent
ly made tour throughathe aSatsss of
Wisconsin and Minnesota,a says aa ave-
rage mechanic Faeeieaf IN eehtfha ItFsnA
nesota the price Of three bushels Of
wheat or fifteen bushels of potatoes for
a days work a common laborer Is paid
the price Of two bushels of wheat or ten
bushels Of potatoes, and there Is is work
for more men than can be had.
II seams strange TO qs that ihsqs
should be such, a difference ia the Fsla,
tive price Of grain and laboH between
Minnesota and this market Here a
mechanic does not receive for days
work more than the price Of oae and a
half or two bushels of wheat or three
bushels Of potatoes. Railroad and river
communication with Minnesota is direct
and excellons and d S6hlai appear en-
horbitant to have to pay one.half the
crop in order to get the other half to
this market Somsthiug is wrong with
our market glt is Inexensably higher
than at any other point in the Nest
We Wish of our economists, who
have given the matter some consider6.
ton, would furnish US 9 philosophical
explanation of the phenomena. II they
can furnish an explanatipu cfVthe dill
Guilty. and, suggest Aopraciieal swaY 10
remedy IT. thsyrwin confer . grestblesss
ing upon our poor peopleF Que mechanics
ndday laborera. We yill take pleas
ure in laying their views hsfoss 0oat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

DISSOLUTION.

T'HE FARTEE SUP HERET TORE Ex.
istins bstHoea 81 Effest, D. n b. 20
aud j. DAYS un ths Ara ans - etFset,
bfosn Co, ses 81 80 ssd the mutuai coo
asst - ths psrties. GA the ath q At The bosi
ess vii her afirf b e1niact 4 ~ ths old ana
bF = Street had Jahn TN b.. aodrr the rrm
usms 81 STREET uatfs, Whs vi pay al deb =
"sed - street, Ernws Co. a d rscagss a I
meniss aas the ol9 eim, pfinE - ss Eotaa
aHa aseo .snts tfansfarrsd - ,. D Bfoss
, sTEEET,
J d BHOWN,
JOHN DAVIS.
VI hsse Jest received ous - the Iarsesf iots -
marble oGw9t for sAts Ia this mhrkst We also
have ca hsBd lssga uarabsr Of rnosf bsausiful
eofteEs q or uasenfs. Viii sre nGw selllRw Al
gfesiiy fsfuc-a rates CAL ard Sc tfem b=fofs
puichasiuE slse@bsra. WarsrosBa, SO I5f. near
the cesai sTBEEf DAVIS.
o9tI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
NoTICE.
Notioe 10 Tax- Favor

Notice to Tax Payers.
NTorlCE II HfREHT OWES TO TnE TAX
y raysrs uftfe City q Asausftiis. thas bsss
received from the Clerk Of fhe fcfasacu Copasfi
- sal city. TIE Tax lepicafe- for she ysar fsss
sad that I am nov r-sd % fcceiTe the TsHss con
talssd in sad Bap ieaie
All re'squf Tho fsg fasir tazss IN fail, wifhin
fhirty aaFs ron thls ste, Will be IN itied 20 q
dissennt e thfee pfr eeHt. q fbe amcart aaf
thee pay iaE aftgr tba snpffaiiga of be tbirtr
days. su4 Sffbin sixty days from this date. siii
b. sutifies te = afsrount of enc and oas-haif per
csnt. Of the smeunt
NJ oGcs l. ~ tbe 8sycrs once, sa Lscuss
STREE. bstsssa Ascaus and Tbfrd strseta
oeT-zw JoH rCHUBERT. city coiIsctor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

GENERoUs The ailroads stretching
from Washing On TO Atlanta, via Rich
mond and Kroxyills, have agreed TO
transport the rsmsius Of soldiers, from
BATHS aelSs along the route, free Of cost
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
LEGAL
shoriff's Sale No. 2io.

Shoriff's Sale Mo. 2lO.
DH vIRrUEoFAN ORDER % sALx ISSUED
ID out of tha oahen Of the @ err " tmMaFRnaer
bufgh cours ef Coamon Plea@. In favaF of chri.-
tian Wigsefa -. stnarine ritfs "a. ~ wili. On
SATURDAY. NoyEMBkB ltth. 1855.
Betwean tho hours Of 10 O'clock o and4 g,elarA
D. ~. # sad dNy, - tbs dear 81 the Cqurt hsaaa
10 the citysf Kghnatie, tadlana. ssaF fsr sale at
public suction the rsuts ana pra1ts scr the term
of seven yrars, q the following descrihad EraP
ortF, "a wit
me Southwest qaArteF Of the aort -wsAt aamsr
ter Of apctiou ahir y~fenr l3il Ia Huwn hip nFe
%, soaih af range steven flil wema. confmlainR
forty aereR more or i-sss Aa. thss paFth rm~@t
quarter cf the ncrth-W st qnartsr % anstisu
thfffy-foHR r34l town nvs f5l, south Of rags
eieeca tiil vest, eoatainiug iorty acres more or
teas, in Naaderhurgh Gnty, tadAma@ vfse
And should said rrntA and pfoats not saN
for sHm 81 aieient seaafisfs ssd mrat and Costa
I WILL a. the same time aud pfac1. afer far sale.
the Zee simple Of said pre- sgaises. - .s ~ .-5gs
sheriff vandprbnrKs coaniy-
BY cHAa w. L0sa Dtrnty - 49,
Pfrrn AsIas. Pins stfys eciI7-3pw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
nferIenn N.ws.

New YoaK, Oct i0.-The T.nseS Ha-
vana correspondent says;
The Manhattan, which arrived yester.
day, has brought the news Of general
insurection 10 the dapartment 81 Oa
iAca, Mexico. The Republican General
Tiqueroa, by his success in Tehnacan,
obtained greater supplies Of money and
arms than was supposed, sud he was
able TO pay and equip large force lie
is said TO hays collected SlCa.000sand
|, 800 nuskets
For more than a month II has been
found impossible TO send the maii 10 o.
jaea by the most direct and usual roAd.
which passes through the district Gale
the Canada - "a 81
The Republican chief next extended
his control uhtilf for an extent Of forty
leagues, the Imperial Government was
ignored The work Of cub sting goes
on, and to lend them aid, several ofiieers
have len 0sjaca
The 7fness Washington special eays.
We gave, some days sinee, . statement
Of the definite appropriations made at
the last session Of Con 'Tess, amaunaing
TO something over $s22 900, ,00U This.
IL should be known, iHcludes appropria
tione for the War and Navy Departs
menta Inclusive Of these, the total
definite appropriations will not amount
to more than sag SD, ,000, 600 To this
sun should be added the indefinite ap-
preparations which we're omitted ia o ~
first estimate, and these indefsite ap-
preparations are: for the payment for
horses and other property losf or de-
stroged inthe military service, s50O coo;
for repayment 10 importers Of tho ex
cess Of deposits for unascerlained duties,
bounties, &c, 81 900. 600; Tor expenses
for collecting revenue from cnstams,
~, ,250,O0Os for expenses Of collecting
Internal revenue under the new law,
IS, ,000 900; for allowance or drawback
on articles on which internal daiies or
tax has been paid, S450000; for miscel-
slaneous purposes, such as storage. cart
age, &c, and for marine hospital funds,
$3li 200 interest on the pubic debt,
$t3S. 100000 Total appropriations,
specifc and indefinite, $6T4 600. 76I.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

nw- The whole number Of postal
routes contracted for in The Southern
States thus far 10 g. The whole num-
ber of postofiees reopened s07, leaving
over 1000 yet to be opened.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
BQARDINa-

LsfRsr obAss PkfxAfK BOA hDf @ CAN
Il be had oa ne stree, b~twsan FtFsF Ana ape-
ond. nextdosr . s sfrsft's Chafeh. 4 cef1-tw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
frC
scratch J ser4rchl Scratch !
ITCH ITCH ITCH 4
RLAEK,s TTlH cRRPrR

VIII enre fbs Itch 10 - hours. Also ense. e~.sa 5.
hs4d, Old 50 -, and . ! issssss of lie 49, = -
c91tAtas nc Ne eury. Price % cent per ~, aeU
neil, Or ~ o. psz dozen. Address Dr. a. M ghsgr
cO.s Boz ga Cincinnati, or s
kkLLER WHITE s@
4 iSlA-snd as zsAasvilis. fna, sN /"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
YULLmk 4tu.r,Raar

pdF- Mose Webster has been released
from prison at Louisville By order OF
Gen. Palmer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

E~ Tie President has pardoned the
entire South Carolina Convention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

The boilers Of the rolling mill at Sba.
ron, Pennsylvania, blew up on Thursday
morning. One man and two boys wer Q
seriously injured, and Eve others slight
ly injured. The loss OF property 10 es-
fimated at 5000 0O.T sf~fliRIerz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

,..a sds ii .tsgasss. t.lgaesq assR ssl -sla
,a s-fs .as3islis3 1sss4e .1s=szA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

The Ohio election returns, according
to latest dates, give General Coz nearly
28,300 majority. - e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17


"A CARD.
I41KW " uLD REHPEcTFut LIZ ANNOUNCE
~ - auf Fstfe bat tavs ssid On sto-t
= Sroe q . - ~ y aia stree, 20 MEsaRA
FAMsuH&. OWLS &C
tvs. enfismeH 60 e 'rosf NFw YORE. kieh.
y minced a. ard EkasEsrtY asIutr ieF
tam e ~ tusncr q the ~, 50 whEh oaf
as't mefs have - iituraiiy sBd q ua.
kEtLLf 60.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

-. = g =. =. a :. ..l.5a2 1sslao Tss-Tsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

2 a New 7 ork BundAy paper of the
sensational order manifests its inventive
enterprise By starting the report that
Jef Davis has escaped from .prisoa. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
81. PntrIck,s school Fair,

The attention of the benevolent citizens
of columbus and vicinity is Respectfully
solicited In behalf OF the above schools ~
Is known to the community that the above
institution has found such favor In the eyes
of the public that the old building became
inadequate to the wants Of the rapidly IN
creasing number OF pupils, and that III
order to accommodate as many aS desire 70
enter, new School House OF suostantiai
character has been erected, To place II on
sure footing, with regard to appoint
ments, funds, &c., a Fair will be heia ~
Naughton Hall for that purpose. Inc
ladies, who have already began TO con-
tribute to this enterprise, earnestly eN
upon all to unite with them, and make thi'
Fair still more attractive and entertaining
than,any former one in this city. The do
nations are already quite large, and tn
prospect for a greater success is very cheer
ing. Pianos, Furniture, Sewing Machines
Jewelry, and a host of useful and orna
mental articles; are already on the listi G
The.Fair will be held during Christina
week. decll-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
DemocratIc AssocIatIon.

There was a goodly number gathered last
evening at the rooms of the Franklin Dem
ocratic Association. In the absence of the
regular presiding officers, DR.. Berkeley was
called to the chair. The meetingwas open
ed with an able address from the member
appointed for that purpose, on the Presi-
dents Message. This was followed by
several pointed and argumentative speech
es from other members, the discussion at
times assuming conversational form. 1t
was an interesting and agreeable inter-
view. .r---fey eyr4rT .sT ..
The same subject--the Presidents Mes
sage-was continued for discussion at the
regular meeting next Tuesday evening, and
gentleman selected TO deliver an opening
address. .,----... --.-...... r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
Auction ana Commission House.

1t will be seen, by an advertisement in
this paper. that Messrs. w. r. Kent and +.
D. Kingsley have associated, themselves
under the firm of Kent g Kingsley, for the
purpose of carrying on general Auction
and Commission business at Mr.. Keut's old
stand on the northeast corner of Fourth
and Town streets, They will devote special
attention to the sale Of houses, lots, farms,
stock, horses, carriages, merchandise, &c.
We commend this new firm to our citi-
zens and others having property of any
kind to dispose Of by sale at auction. Both
gentlemen are well known in this com
munity, and any business entrusted to them
will lin safe hands, and be promptly and
thoroughly attended to. We trust the house
of Messrs. Kent & Kingsley win meet with
the liberal patronage we are sure 1t will
merit. ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
TI,e OuertIon of che Hour.

The question is not "Shall we take W
President JOHNSON for the Presidency in
1852" The question that now vitality af-
fects the country, is; "Are the Southern
States in the Union and entitled to their
representation in CongressH" That's the
question. President JOHNSON concurs with
the Democratic party in the affirmation
that those States are in the Union. The
Negroites, the Blood-letters, the Confsca-
tIonists and the DisuniOnists, assume an
antagonism thereto. Can patriots hesitate
which side to espouse?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
F4anklln CSm6pOH Flsas.

TUESDAY, DVC' Iz'
State of Ohio v. Helen NJ. Ballou. In
dictment for grand larceny. This case' af-
ter two days trial, was submitted to the
jury last evening, under 70 charge from
Judge Bates. The jury, after few min
utes' absence, returned a verdict In favor OF
the defendant of sNot Guiltyrr ~. T.
State of Ohio v. Ann Gray. Indictment
for. grand larceny. Jury trial. Critchheld
and the Prosecuting Attorney for the State;
Converse for defense. The trial was COM
menced this morning, and at a O'Clock IN
the afternoon, counsel were still engaged
in examining witnesses ON the part OF
the prosecution. i's0N9 EelFr 3TglE I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
The Temperauce FestIvaI.

The Festival, or Aid Society, given last
evening by the ladies of Capital City Social
Temple, at their Hall in Carpenters Build
ing, was largely attended, and, we are hap
py to state, turned out to be eminently sue
cessful, All the appointments were ordered
in excellent style and in good taste, and the
evening passed away pleasantly in most
agreeable social reunion. .a.'",
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13

Even If this Congress should refuse to
allow the Representatives of the Southern
States to take their seats, the President can
shield the Southern States against barbaric
aud unjust laws by the exercise of the veto
power. Inasmuch as he conceived it his
duty to use the pardoning power by way
of conciliating the South, we may be allow
ed 10 hope thath will use the veto power
to the same end, when it shall become nee
essary for him to doso.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
An Ordinance

= H ID
To assess special tax upon the real estate bound
ing on Bond street, from High street to Neil ave-
nue.. .is tea a.A. .assta
SBCrIoNl. Belt ordained by the City COu1cil Of
the City Of Crlumbus, Ttat the sun Of Thirty
five cents, -Four and Three tenths mills, be and the
same is hereby LEVIED and assessed upon each foot
front Of the Several lots OF land bounding or abut
ting upon Bond street, from High street TO Neil av-
enue. as the same are designated upon tae plat Of
the Civil Engineer, file in the Office Of the City
Clerk, for the cost and, expense OF grading along
Civil Engineer
SEC. 2. That the owners of the several lots of
land upon which the Oregoing assessnentis is made.
shall pay the amounts Gf money by them several y
due IN that behalf, to NJ. H. Burke, within TWEEN
ty days from the date of this Ordinance, or be sub
ject to the interest and pena ty allowed upon the
same by law.
.... g. D0UTY.
President Of the City Council.
Passed December IL, ID. 1865.
Attest: JOSEPH DOwDALL, City Clerk.
dacl3-dIt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
uou.e and Lot for Sale.

We call attention to the advertisement
with this caption. The house is No. 366
East Friend stree, and has eight rooms
with the necessary outbuildings. The lot is
set with fruit and ornamental trees of all
kinds. Inquiry, as to terms, &c. may be
made on the premises. ..'
This is valuable town property and will
make fine family residence. Persons de-
string such property, should embrace this
opportunity to purchase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
Marietta College.

We are indebted to ISRAEL w. ANDREWS,
DID. President of Marietta College, for
the Catalogue of that Institution for the
present College year, which has Just been
printed at the Register office. 1t shows q
gratifying state of progress aQd prosperity
in that well-known University of learn
ing, which it affords us great pleasure to
record; and much of this isdue to the we'll
directed labors and efforts ofIsRAEL w IAN
DREws, JOHN KENDmoK, JNo. Mills, DoUG-
LAS PUTNAM, Noah L. WILSON, AT. NYE,
SAMUEL SHIPsLAN, and Others who have
aided and stood by them in this great work
--nObly seconded as they have ever been
by the Alumni. +'pJ -9'nts- 49,
The Faculty is now composed as fol-
lows: ISRAEL w. ANDREWS, d. D, Presi-
dent, and Professor OF Moral and Intellect
ual Philosophy; JoHN KENDRcK, M. A.,
Professor Of the Latin and Greek Lam
guages and Literature; ERAsTUs ADKINS,
M. "A, Acting Professor of Rhetoric and
English Literature; E. B. ANDREWS, M. A.,
Professor of the Natural Sciences; JOHN l.
MILLS, MIA, Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy, and Lee Lecturer
on Astronomy; JOHN L. LYLE, M. A., AS
sistant Professor of Chemistry; GEORGE r
RossErER, M. A. Principal of the Prepara-
tory Department; SAMUEL B. SHIPMAN, b
a., Tutor; JOHN KENDRIcx, Librarian. y
The Catalogue before US shows ONE HUN
pRED AND SIXTEEN Students In Marietta
ColIege&more, we believe, than ever be-
I fore. ,..,,.... j.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
Sewer Notice,
To all t0honl u may Concern:

TO al toh0nl u may C0ncern:
..y5rgsErFT d. CITY CLERKS OFFICE,lg
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. IL. 1865.
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements. to- wit;
ameter, from the south side Of Gay street to the
Broad street Sewer, in Straight alley. -r e..
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
neer and filed in the Office Of the City Clerk.
AL persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements. are required to file their
claims in the Office OF the Clerk, in writing, on OF
before the TWenty-ninth day. of January, A, ID.
1896! 'A'ANEH.If -I A-Hs' 'E'rs llLE'd'
JOSEPH DOWOALL,.
decl3-dlaw4w .' '"' City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
An Ordinance
To assess special tax upon lho rea eIta'o bound
ing on 0herrystreet, from Fair alley to OSnsl OF

To assess special tax upon ho rea eIta'o bound
ing on Oherrystreet, from Fair alley to OSnsl OF
Wafer street. ~ ~ ~
SECTION l. BE it ordained by the City Council Of
the City Of Columbus, Tnat the sum OF Twelve
GEMS, Nine mills, and the 'alIie is hereby levied
and assessed upon each foot trout Of q o several
lots OF land bounding AbuhDg upon Cherry street.
from Fair alley 10 Canal or Water street, as the
same are designated upon tho plat Of the civil I'm
gincer On leIa the Office the CITY Clerk for the
cost and expense Of grading and graveing the road
way Of ths same. acevfding to the estimste Of the
vi Civil Engineer.
SIC 9. That toe owners of the seySrAl lots. Of
land upuI which the foregoing assessment Is made,
shall pay the amounts of money by toem severally
due in that behalf 10 Henry ZipP within twen-
ty days from the date Of this Ordinance, or be sub
jcct to the interest and penalty allowed upon the
'"N"''fN' ~ ~ .L''.H-' O. D0UTY, a.
Presiden of the City Council.
Passed December IL. A. II. 1865.
Attest: JOSEPH DowDALL, City Clerk.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
County treasury.

Under this head, we published in yester-
day mornings paper an article showing
the condition of our County Treasury. But
the headings OF "Receipts" and "Expendi-
lures" might convey an erroneous impres
sion. The items under the head of Receipts
are debts, and those placed nnder Expendi-
lures. are credits. 1t follows, therefore,
that instead of receipts and expenditures
exactly balancing each other, as might be
supposed, there is balance in the Treasury
of over $4,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
WHY La h?

II there is harmony between the Presi-
dent and the Republican Senators and Rep
resehtattves in Congress, why is 1t that Con-
eress does not admit the Southern Repre-
sentatiyes2o And il there issuch harmony,
why did HORACE GREELEY feel it incun-
bent on him to post off to Washington and
there undertake the work of establishing
concord between the President and Con-
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