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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
Mediral.
L III POR TANT
L n ' y l. / D s,
IRON IN THE BLOOD

II Is nell known 20 the medical -,-,f.s.,.,
IRON Is the Vital Principle or Life m .11.1a
the blood This Is derived chiefly from --' .,
we eat; but If the food is not properly -, -.ea
or II, from any cause whatever, the neccss,--'
quantity OF iron is not taken into tit ,;-,s
or becomes reduced, the whole s,s,s,, a. 1,'a'
The had blood will irritate the hear. MI, =
the lungs, viii stupefy the brain, NIL nt.,-,,.
liver and will send its disease-rredurinr T1r,'e
TO all parts Of the system. and every ,,--"'
suffer in whatever organ may De predisp,saa y" =
disease. q
The greatvalue of
Iron as a Medicine
is well known and Acknowledged br all.
men The difficulty has been 10 ot,ai- -
preparation OF il as will entrr the circ,l,.;.,-
assimilate al once Sith the flood Tn. ~
saws DIR Hayes, Massachusetts State - -
has been attained in the Peruvian Syrl,,. 7r =
blnaiion in a way before unknown.
The Peruvian Syrup
is protected solution of the Prof0gss. a, l.
4 l.esc discovery Medicine that strikes =, -. -
Root of Disease by supplying the @ood wa Il :.
Vital Principle or Life Element-lron.
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, iproySr T..
and Ague, Loss of Energy, Low Spirits
The Peruvian Syrup
infuses strength, yigor and new life i1ta ,fe g..
tom, and builds M an & Iron Constitution.
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints -
az diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
is sp.cifc for all diseases originating in , hal
state Of the Blood, or accompanied By Drbilj-r !.
q Low State of the System
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures. =, q
recommendations from some of the ians- tr,,-.,.
Physicians. Clergymen, and others. vii be s,.
FREE tn an, address.
We select \ few OF the names to show the 81
! "A. testimonials
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his farm for sale. Said
farm contains 200 acres Of excellent land. suita-
bly, divided into moving. tllage and pasture land,
with about 40 acres of woodland. The buildings
are nearly new-house 26 %, shed and l. % K
So three barns 80 40 each. House and barns
are supplied with excellent running water that
never fails. Also. thrifty young orchard on the
premises.
Said farm is located at North Concord, mile
from Gay & Coiby's mills, near school and meet
ing house, about three miles from West Concord
on the River Road and On the line of the contem-
plated Essex Railroad If desirable | will sell
the crops, stock. farming tools. etc, with the
farm The above property will be sold very low,
and credit given to suit the purchaser, with Sc
curity On the premises. For further particulars
enquire Of the subscriber.
JAMES c. ROWELL.
w Concord July Z 1865
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
HOUSE FOR SALE.

= Situated near the South end of the
Plain. and occupied by J. c. and II.
- Paddock. For particulars enquire of
HARVLIN PADDOCK.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
READ. READ. READ.
DR.. B. EATON'S
WHITE MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE PAIN ERADICAT0R

Composed of sixteen kinds of Vegetable Ingredi-
ents, is now offered to the public, and will Cure
Sprains. and Infiamations OF all kinds. Lameness,
Soreness, Cuts. Bruises. Rheumatism. Cramp,
Headache, Toothache, Group, DiarEhra. Liver
Complaint. Chapped Hands. Kun Rounds. Chill
blainS, Sore Throat Cold Sores, Sclld Head, an j
never fails to cure Burns or Frozen Limbs
This Is no HI MBUG medicine. but viii cure the
above named diseases if applied in season.
TESTIW ON I4LS
Fom c. F.F. Hod.man, the well known Druggists OF
Littleton, n. ii.
We have sold large quantities of Dr. Eaton's White
Mountain Vegetable Pain Eraicaor which has given the
best sati faction 10 all who have used ii OF medicine
ever sold and people all that the best
pain eradicator ever offered TO the public
From Josiah Kilborn. Esq, Littleton, n. H.
August 25 lS6s
GETTY that by sudden tall broke two Gf NV ribs and
made thorough application OF DR. Eatvns Pain Eradi-
Gator which relieved from my distress once. and
soon took the soreness from ms side consider
valuable medicine indeed and pleased 10 hear that
II Is about to be offered 10 the public al large
From Laban Tfits Esd, Litileton Nh.
DR- EAIoy-Dear Sir: have been very much troubled
for a long time with Rheumatism, all thr, ugh. an. BY
using one bottle Pain Eradcator was relieved
and IN justice 10 ans. 10 your medicine would
cheerfully recommend lis 10 the afflicted
Lisbon. Sept l. lo53.
DR. EAIOS-Dear Sir: was very much troubled a few
DAYS since with lsme back hard pain my side
numbness side ofmy body AMI limbs, took icse
Of your Pain Eradcator ami made external Application
severe attack OF the cramp and relieved once
application In the manner, consider the pam
eraiicator ever saw. DAKlUS george
landau January Isl 1854.
c. r. Hutchins. Dear Sir: Please send me an other
dozen OF Dr. Eatons Pain Eradicator. travelling
r hons hon. i har ~
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Rev. John pe-pont. Lewis johnson. NJ ID
Rev Warren Button, Roswell Kinney NJ D.
Rev Arthur T. Fuller, :. II kendal. N u
Kew Aug Pope W Il Chisholm, N d.
Rev tIur1,n Robins. Francs Data NJ ID
Rev Sylyauus Cobb. Jeremiah Stone N ID
Kew l. Starr King Jose Aniuii0 Sanchez. N 4
Rev Osl ON ntrck- AaTCelinO Amanda. n b.
Rev Eihraim Mule, Ir-, Abruhara Wendell. N l.
Rev Thomas Porl>. A A HAYES. n.
Rev Richard Meicalf J. X Chiffon. A. 10
Rev IL r. Webster, H. L Kinney. N ~.
Rev Jos. II Cnch. Jose d'ESlinar D
Rev Atm Jackson Thomas A Dexter. T..
Rev J. Pear>on- Jr- Thomas L AnO-y Esq
Rev A r. X Crawley, Hon Peter Harvey
keT Henry L fhana. James Dunn. Esq
Rev y II ddel, Samuel MAY. ksq
Rev p G. Hea,iley. Prof L Niiaiis Sclerb
Rev John W Gins cad, Ferdinand Andrews g.
FOR SALE ny
SETH W. FOWLE & co, IS Tremor,
Street, Boston.
]. z. DINSMORE, 49l Broadway, y. Y.
And by all Druggists.
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asM A Ell GU - f
S3{Esl3 F O r S A l. E !!

The subscriber will sell his house, near the
head of the plain. But small amount of cash
needed as the gre alter part can remain a term Of
years This offers rare chance for man Of
small means to procure good homestead on
very easy terms J. T. CASINO,
st. Johnsbury, Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04

AGENTS.
BOSTON-George c. Goodwin < Co.
NEW IORk-Demas. Barnes & Co.
BALrIMORE-S. 5. Hance.
PlrTSBURGH-Dr. Geo. S. keyser.
CINCINNATI-F. Z. Sure x Co., and
John ID. Park.
CHICAGO-Lord & Smith, & II. Scovil.
ST. LOUIS-Coliins Bros.
SAN FRANCiSCO.-Hosi Smith &
Dean.
Also, sold BY all Druggists and Dealers
tljan66
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The undersigned having purchased an interest
in the right to HARRIS Celebrated Chronome-
ter or Detached
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-14
Scenes in the y. s. House Of Representatives

Scenes in the U. s. House Of Representatives..
It was 81 clock on the 10th inst, wha1
the House adjourned The scenes Ia the
c|,af1l,a were the most amusing ever wines.
d tls,.e. The tax bill ioInoi the s;it,jetG
under ctjn-iderH lon, o. r;tflr: !,e snb-c, rhar
the House Dl-i t, co1~ii3". and eiy}t u9ral
hours we're spent in doing nothing 3uC par,n..
sra3lDo Jokes and taking retseshI lengs in a
LOU 10. ri
" hen the Hru~e assaulted, it was i,uaI
that q sufficient number Of members "2ie opE
present 70 firm quorum The Sergeant al
AIMS was then seq; out Win warrants il! tb@
arrest oi absent mem eTS, ana VS. eu2ag5ti Iii
this erraud hing over t,nr hours with
very unsatisfactory results. lie made round
81 ali the hotels, :Ileaters ana other parcS
where members usually spend the early hours
of The nieht, ana returned! at about 8, III. ii
sfate Of exhaustion aud exceeding dlssatla
faction. A lew members were brought III ~
the ;ergeaut and 8 1ew Struggled iii during bis
absence and while these were trying % excuse
themselves 70 the Chair, as many n"re slipped
ouf and refreshed them selves IN divers ways,
hut mainly by nverIlog on their lips glasses
oniaining spiritual copsoIatlon.
At midnight the hiiarity Of some members
s1lccumLed 10 the influence Of slun>Fer and
somethiog else. These honorable gentlemen
we're 50 exhausted by their operons duties that
they we're compelled to seek rest On he sofas,
where several remained in all apparent, II not
real. state Of blisstul Inconsistencies or the
important proceedings going ca before tbs
Speakers chair. At 0 clock Sutilclent
number had assembled to form quorum, and
,;,o1ton TO adjourn WAS decided to the mega
tive The House then proceeded to business
but before vote was reached it was discover
e;l that several members had again disappear
ed-for refresh and joking was again IN
order. One OF the doo1keepecs WIS sent 10
bring hack the fugitives, and motion was
made that he be instructed to bring them back
dead or alive. Mr. Eljridge 1norel TO amend
Nv striking out the word alive, and this pro-
yrked much merrlment. \ quorum was
finally secured and a vote taken on Mr.
Washhurne's amendment to tax spirits On
hand, but as ali the liquor on hand had ueep
consumed, the amendment was rejected: ana
the House adjourned.
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rive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-14
GENERAL NEWS.
Most ofour readers have undoubtedly heard,

Ingland. estimated at several million pounds
s.er!ioc. known ~ The .,J-nnijgs ast3Ge. has
been claimed by The American heirs: descend
anes f the brother and sister Of Tie English
: Jennings, the former Of which stuffed in |ir
ginia and the latter IN New Hampshire The
case has been in the English Chanceay Court
Ter many years. and the American heirs have
spent considerable snms Of money IN prosccu
ting their claim to the estate until at last, as
! is said ~ one OF the heirs, they have
obtained judgment ia their favor. The es
tate viii be a very handsome plum 10 divide
OF the Baltimore merchants re;4ntly arrest
ed charged with selling goods to blockade run
ners, Hamilton Easter, james Il. Easter, jr.,
and Lorenzo ParSon, Of the firm of Hauilton
Raster & Co.; also, j. Friejenwall and Ber
nard Stern have been acquitted and released.
James ii. Wheeden, Of the house OF Hamilton
Easter &c, has been convicted and sentenced
to three years Imprisonment, and to pay a
fine of S., coo
The constitutional amendment of Congress
abol>hing slavery throughout the y. s., was
ratified by the Legislatures Of the States OF
Minnesota and Kansas on the Sth inst, making
fifteen States that have already endorsed the
measure, while but one (Delaware) has reject
Cd it.
1t is estimated hy>a competent engineer
that it will est Que hundred and twenty five
thousand dollars tc put the Smithsonian
buildiug ID a fire proof condition. Congress
will probably be asked to make an approprla-
ton TO that amount.
A French paper reports special meeting OF
French gcurmels, whose aim and object IN lie
is to produce some new dish. The latest nov
city their confined wisdom has been able to
devise, is lobster boiled in champagne
All the Philadelphia ard New York papers
speak of the snow storm of Sunday as the
most violent Of the season The streets were
deserted and railroad travel very generally
iacomnoded.
Another outcry is being raised against doc
tored and drugged whiskey and other liquors.
1t is said that bad whiskey now is worse than
ever. -
A party OF Americans have gone out to San
Francisco to superintend the building Of the
telegraph line 10 where it is to connect Russia
With America by way Of Behring Straits.
The receipts Of bullion in San Francisco TOR
the last ten days were about, 81, 500; 00O.-
There is little demand for money, though there
is much speculation in currency. f..
The National Anti Slavery Standard.
recommends the dissolution Of the anti slavery
societies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-14
Th6 gslezaudria Gazet1e
Tuesday MING, FEB. IA.
NEWS SY T0-DAY*s MAIL,

IN Writ county, Western Virginia, has daseoVs
Cd vein OF anthony. OF immense SIZE atd
.,reat purity. This metal is the principal
com onent Of type metal, and both rare o''d
expen>ive. So scarce is il, indeed 'bat the
fortunate aisco7erers have leon offered the
handsome sum Of three hundred and fifty DOL"
lars rer ton cash for all Of This metal they cao
supply.
AT present there is soldier at the Chesnnt
Hill Military Hospital, Philadelphia, who has
not silent Tor single noo.cnt Tor fourteen
years and six months This may seem incred-
ible but, nevertheless, IS sail 70 be verified by
,nmbers Of persons The individual Is an in.
tellisent man, naturally, and has the benefit
C moderate education. His name Is I. u.
Saunders, Orderly Sergeant Of Company T.
18Th Virginia Volunteers.
The Washington Chronicle says Mime
colored citizens OF the District OF Columbia
have petitionel Congress f;r charter, the
object being 10 provide for the care and COM
ior, Of such members as shall be sick disabled,
or dependent, and of the families Of such
members.
The Northern papers contain copious seec-
ton; from the Richmond journals ct the 9Th
inst. The extracts thus given relate almost
exclusively to the public meetings which have
recently been bell in Richmond.
Hon. Edwin D. Morgan, y. S. Senator
from New York, was nominated as Secretary
OF the Treasury, vice Mr. Fcssenden who has
been ,e elected 70 The Senate ftom Maioe.-
The nomination Of Mr.. Morgan, when sent
10 70 the Senate, was at his OWN instance,
withdrawn
Henry S. Foote, late Of the Confederate
Congress, it is said sail ID from New York last
Saturday 10 the steamer City of Cork, tor
England. The 3cport shat he had been lncar-
cerated in Fort Warren was untrue.
TIE Missouri State Convention have passed
resolutions endorsing President Lincoln S
course in the Peace conference, and in favor OF
prosecuting the war.
The Danish Minister, Mr.. Rsaslcf, denies
the report that one Of the Bordeaux vessels
was sold to the Confederates by the Danish
Government.
The report Of the resignation of General
Gregg, la,e'y commanding division Of u. S.
cavalry, is confirmed.
Col Mosby, G. s. a it is said, came down
to Fortress Monroe in the last steamer that
carried the exchanged prisoners
The flag Of truce steamer left Fortress
Monroe on the 18th for Varina, with l,1OO
Confederate prisoners FIR exchange.
lion, Thomas Holi Jay Hicks, i. S. Ssna-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-14

Ia che u, s. House Of Representatives,
Yesterday, NIr. Ashley offered a preamble that
whereas in consequence of the rebellion, and
since the proclamation OF etnanclpatlonn'
large number Of persons Of color h4!e ceeA
brnuyh1 from The States OF Maryland, Virginia.
and other States and lett in and around the
national capital: and whereas it Is reported
that many OF chem have died ior want OF FOOD;
and whereas il is reported that from ten to
twenty thousand are il want; and whereas IT
it reported that hundreds are in the service 4
the United States, and fighting il defence Of
the Government therefore resolved that the
Committee on Military Affairs inquire into
the truth Of said reports, and that the commit
Zee report what action. If any, is necessary, III
the premises, with leave 60 report by oil or
otherwise.
TIE proposition WAS agreed 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-18
From south America.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-By an arrival from
MOntevido Urugary, July 2Sth,1we have adj
ditiOnal details OfInuch interest regarding
the war between the Republic of Paraguay,
on the one hand, and the Empire of Brazil,
the Argentine Confederation, and the Re-
public of Uruguay on the other. f ,y5rl
President, Lopez had taken command of
the Paraguayans in person, but was moving
more cautiously than at first, owing to sevI
eral checks which his troops had received.
Theailies claim that the navy of the Par
aguayans was snearly yannihilated in the bait
tie of Riachuela, between Paraguay and
Brazil, and that on land the Paraguayans
had also experienced some material re-
The armies Of all the cohtendning SOW
ers were, however, IN motion, and recrcit-
ing, and all kinds Of military preparations
were in progress in every direction but
until the rain and cold fr0sts gave place to
more favorable weather, ii. was thought no
decisiy campaign would be, commenced.
There We're about 1000 Brazilians in the
field. 7H' '.- ,T'. ysiSs .-iEsi' ntpEEt tr"F
A Montevido paper announces that U.
S, naval expedition Of great strength would
soon arrive on the South American coast,
accompanied by commissioner whose
duty it would be to deniafid" and enforce
|tnon-intervention with the tree navigation
of the Platte river by Brazil, and the pay
ment,by the Government of that country of
100000; as indemnity for tAfferican' vessels
destroyed by rebel pirates in Brazilian
waters.
A Buenos Ayres journal, however, says
that this story has no foundation ihIfact,,
The city of Montevido was said 10 bein a
terrible condition, owing to political in
trigues, political arrests, murders in broad
daylight, bprglaries, robbery, and other
laWlessneSS.i n Lnitl.-L-. -. L-rhLvinIfn !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-18
Cleveland Market.

,FL0uR-Moderately firm but inactive at un-
changed rates. ... u.-.. 10 r. E -'s,4
aWHEAT-Dull heavy and nominal at 81 9O9I s5
for new No. red 81 so 81 SIS for No. do. No sales
reported. 1e ....... aii-
GORN-Dull and nominal at CSC for No.2 mixed
from store. iuys.T p D
g0ATS-We hear of sales Of cars from store at
40c. af}yrlIii.'g ..r..,a.f..tt
.,,BARLEY-Held at 81 O5 for No 2; 81 lOSl Is for
SMOKED MEATS-Sales 1000 lbs plain cured
hams at 25c Shoulders held at l9c; Bacon at zoe:
Dried Beef at22c. Sol IN ..4,j "a
lBUTTER-Firm at SOC for large shipping lots
Western Reserve; 3l@32c for small lots selected
.LCHEESE-Very dull, but steady at l2@l5c for
Western Reserve, as per quality. D ,-r..F9TN
EGGS-Firm and in fair request at zoe, la
LAKE FISH-Whte Fish $8 Q0@Ds so; Trout
s6 2597 co. Pckere o. so; Herring d 5sS5 00; Shad
$6 90; Bass Sc 90 s.1 i sgsa.l .,s.
ALE AND P0RTER-We quote as follows: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale $lO Stock xxx Sl4; Kenneu $l6;
Pale Cream Sll; Porter $l4. half and quarter bar
rels in proportion. .H.af.l.r r--.-
H0PS-New York State. 4595oc. according to
quality: Ohio, 25@3Oc. -. .. ,.st7u
MALT-Barley Maltheld at 81 20 per bush.
GRIND DST0NES-8erea small size, $lS; do large
size, $ls Black River, sl7; Independence. SIS Lake
NA'"' ~ .r.v.E...l jNAs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-18
Cincinnati Market,

s,FI0UR-The asking rates are o. 1908 90 for SUI
perhnei 50 Is rs for extra. and $9q9 70 for family
.WHE AT-Prime old red is offered frf ely at 81 %
offered e nad s'iSss sSoes ksntasiy e Niy
white AT 81 40. af:t ......' ii . -
!. CoRN-Snallt tales of sound shelled are u ade at
eOc, and ear at 63965e
..0ArSTA good demand and prices ,adyapced to
43c, in elevator, at which rate about 900 bushels
sold. 500 bush sud at 45c tn landing. SIT licR
RYE Holders ask 9O@93c fur prime old. New
has declined to s09s5c. The sales were 500 bush
prime newats2, and $50 doat SOC, on landing
BARtE Y---Sales Of prime old fall are made at
81 So and new at 81 so. Spring is he'd at 81 IS for
old, aud 81 4Ofor new.
ID GkQCERrES-Th is good demand at sea
321sc for fair to choice Rio coffee; l4k@i71Se Tor
raw Sugar 2l@2ls for hard refined, and $l@1 10
per gallon for Porto Rico mola'ses. '- aH.h I'
BUTTER-The receipts of the best grades are
light, and with a good demand, the market is firm
at 2S932c per ID. for prime To choice qualities.
OHEhSE-The' market " qplet a, ~ Gl7!lc per
pound, actual tare, for Western Reserve and Ham
EGtsSsITh market isdhlll with liberal receipts,
and prices have declined to ls@l9c per dozen ship
pers' cQuut .,--,,
HAY-fnere is a fair local demand for primo
Timothy at Sl29l3 per tuu, on arrival.
PR0VlSl0NS-A fair demand for mess pork, and
small sales of city were procured to the extent of
200 brls at $50 5093O 7 but good brands in regular
lots, cannot be bought below SAL Bulk meats and
Bacon steady, with fair consumptive demand
Lard advanced to 26c, with an active demand. and
more buyers than sellers. The sales were 200 bbls
city Pork at $3 co. IT'S do do at $50 75 225 do
do at $50 90, and about $50 tes city Lard at 26.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-18
G. !. Garrl.s.on Arreslteadino SEN.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-A telegram was
received yesterday at the Provost Marshal's
office from Gen. Baker, iu Washington to
arrest CD. Garrison, of Accomae aud send
him to Washington with the property
committed to his charge by Capt, Winder,
consisting of watches and other property
taken from Andersopyille prisoners. Gar
sGh charge fls IN o t9s cap SSs eScoc @aGy
ington, in obedience to the orders received
by telegraph. 9't.-'g'
The Norfolk Post says the press of the
country has been extensively sold in re-
gard to the reported recovery of the safe of
the frigate Cumberland, containing a large
amount Of specie. The only money recov-
erred, as we stated at the time, was a $50
gold piece. .f'a.s'if f" 'u.s.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-18

HAVE WE A STREET CoMMIssIoNER?-We
are alta lossiwhere to lay the blame for the
miserable condition of some of the princi-
pal streets of the city, Some say that lis
the fault of our Street Commissioner,
whilst Others aver that it is the fault of the
lfCity Council. Let this be as it may, the
fact Is that the condition Of the west end 3ot
Town street Is a burning shame to any cor
poration In the civilized portion of the
BonaI We rheah that portion OF Town
street, west of Front. By, the direction Of
some party or parties, a quantity Of earth
and gravel was hauled and placed upon
each side of the street, which had the effect
during the recent rains, of turning the
water into the middle of the estreet and the
consequeneelis,t that holes have been washed
out of sufficient, capacity to bury the larg-
est OK. on exhibitions at the late State Fair! .
bT This end of Town street is a great accom-
modationto large number of heavy tax
payers of7this city, whose rights should be
respected by the authorities oMessrs Gill
q Sons, Foundry is located on this portion
Of the street. There is awharf here where
canal boats are daily unloading coal and
Other, merchandise, and the fact is, that
owing to the miserable condition oof the
street, the drayIhen and teamsters charge
double price for their labor, and some Of
them cannotbe induced to haul a load at
any price. cr gr,g Fp1Fff v,ug-,n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-18
Bank Failures Gen. Grant Ex-
pected ia Cincinnati Next Week.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 16,-R. Ellis, Jr. & Co.,
Bankers, failed yesterday, owing to, heavy
loans in gold transactions. '''.e' ,..72..
g. The Ohio State Fair closed yesterday.
Receipts $4,000. 'I ',' ''''N' S'',''o'''0 '.
AT Che request of number Of prominent
citizens, the Mayor has called meeting
for to-night,to make arrangements for the
reception ofGen. Grant, who is expected to
arrive here next week. CN oSEo7NtsNA
~ The City Councilhas tefffered,the hospi-
'talitiesof' the city to the European capi-
talists 'whoe arrived from Chicago last
night, and were met at the depotsby alarge
committee of the Board ofTrade. . 80 u /,