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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
Cincinnati market.

FLOUR-New extra was dull at 81 OO9s 30. Old
extra was held more firmly at IS 5000 90. and family
and fancy at 80 25@91O SO. The sales reported were
20 brs superne at - co. 900 do extra at 90 co. so do
family at 50 40, and so do at 50 so.
WHEAT-The asking rates were 81 0091 Is, &C.
cording to quality: There was not enough doing
in white to establish quotations.
CORN-Sales were made at Csc for sound ear, and
65967 for sound shelled 400 bush sold at &c in ee-
vator.
0ATS-The sales were 200 bush at 43c, and 600
do at 45c, all in elevator
R1E-Prime new is not salable at over T5c, nor
old at over S5c. and it is doubtful whether large lots
could be pushed off at these rates
PROVlSlONS--Mess Pork advanced to $32 25, but
at the close $34 5035 O0 were the rates asked Bulk
meats held more firmly, but the high prices asked
checked business to great extent, and the same re-
mark may be made of Bacon. Lard dull and prices
nominal. the sales 1853 brls city mess Pork at
34 25 lOoOol lbs bulk Shoulders at Ike and % 900
do Sides at 1870.
WHlSKY-An active market, with sales of 47O
brls at 50 %.
: GR0CERIES-We quote fair to choice Rio
Coffee at 3O32sc hard refined Sugar 81 92l &c; raw
Sugar l4}aglSc; and Moasses 81 0O9l 10 per GAL
lon.
BUTTER-We quote prime to choice Central Ohio
at 4S950c per lb. 1-
CHEESE-A continued steady market. at l7K9
lS4c per pound, actual tare. for Western Reserve
and Hamburg.
EGGS-There isa good demand and the maket
rules firm at 25926c per dozen, shippers count and
in some cases Tc is obtained.
FRUIT--We quote prime Eastern Apples at Is 90
96 so per brl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
Reforms I'm the Treasury De
characterization Seekers.

New YORK, Oct. IA special to the Herald from
Washington, Sept. 80, says The United States
District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia,
fiscation cases Libes have been daily filed in all
such cases, and orders have been made thus far
granting dismissal from the calendar Of upwards of
one hundred cases on payment of costs.
Secretary Harlan, of the Interior Department, is
anxiously endeayorng to naugurate certain reforms
in that Department To-day he addressed circu-
joins upon those officials his determination to exact
as much labor and attention to business of the Gov
ernment from every officer and empoye in the De-
own interest, and paid by him out of his own pock
cts.
The pardon seekers rallied in force towards the
close of the day, and are reported to be more than
usually successful. The number. granted this week
is probably three times the number of any Preced-
ing one, and will reach at least 600 or 700.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
QC&l&9rapblt,
COunterfeiters Arrested-The Gum
boat Galatia Sold 10 the Haytian
Government.

E, New York, Sept. so.-Detectives of the United
states have succeeded in eecting two important
rests Of counterfeiters The detectives were put on
the track by the revelations Of a counterfeter named
Rekarte, captured WOODS since, and so perfect
arrested at different place in th, city and Williams
burg, while engaged in thelr nefarious work. The
hrst Of the two was taken on Monday last, and tho
ESSs on 1ne Zh INST Rey proved to be two
practicing their art in criminal ways for the last
nine years They were both committed for trial.
The United States gunboat Gaata, third class, of
eleven guns, has been sold by acting rear Admiral
Z. II. Bell, the cOmmandant of the Brooklyn navy
yard, to the Haytian government for $54, ,OOO The
this port. portion Of the crew of the Haytian war
steamer .Geffrard, now in port, will comprise por-
ton OF the crew Of the Galatia on her passage to
Port au Prince,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
NEW York market-Sept. an

G0TT0N-Activea and higher at 45c for middling:
FLOUk -59l5c better. The chief improvement
s IN the high Rrades Sales at "a 90 g5 for super-
nne state; OO9S 25 for extra state $5 rs R8 40 fol
choice do; " eo97 o5 for superfne Western: So 100
. 70 ior common to medium extra We'tern; So 750
9lO for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio: % 30@ll Go for trade brand,, market
WHISKY-Steady Mt o. 90
.WHEAT--l92c better. Sales at 81 coal 6S for
Chicago Spring 81 62@1 6s for Milwaukee club,
81 70 for amber Milwaukee,; 81 90 for amUer State
and fair amber Michigan; 81 IS for choice amber
Michigan and Canada; 50 25 for smutty white Cana
da, and SO 40 for choice white Western.
R1E--Quiet and steady. a-rs...- 81
BAREEY-Firm, with buyers of Canada Western
at 81 IS and sci iers at 81 81. r-rs- fEt
CORN-About 1c better. Sales at Srt99lc for un-
soundi s2Dstc for sound mixed Western, the latter
price for choice, and 9sc for white Western.
: OATS,le betteri 47s53 for unsound. aud ee963c
PEI 0hEUM-Quiet and firm.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Quiet and steady. La
MOLASSES-Quiet and unchanged.
fOhk-Opened higher and closed heavy. Sales
at VA 75935 25 for new mess closing at $3i 81 4
for cash; 800 5000 e7S for prime, and $50 lax "a
80 so for extra mess.
BEEF.FiTmer. 90 5O9l2 so for plain mess. and
$l2 SOC Is so for extra mess. - tFf'E
CUT MEATs-Steady at 1e9l7Jsc for Shoulders
any " iSl1ryzoG aGnSzSnnlr, ior hams.
LARD-Dul and lower. at 25 25HC9291c, and / OOt
bbls for December at 24924Ic.
BETTER--Steady. at 2Se4Sc for Ohio, and 4OS52'
CHEESE--Firmer at 1sa17c. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
New Evidence from Anderson
ville-The Baltimore Military
Commission.

=, New York, Sept. 9O.-The Herald's special SAYS
General Baker has lately into possession of the
together with piles Of documents and orders which
throw great deal of new light upon the manage
ment OF that Infamous pen and fixes the paternity
copies Of the originals. These documents. which
have been unearthed only after long and untiring
search have been turned to the Judge Advocate
evidence the for the prosecution being
dior that purpose. The completely of high rebel
officials in the prison atrocities bids fair to become
The militery commission in session at Baltimore
for the trial OF Capt Beckwth charged with fraud
uent musters of soldiers in that military depart
now engaged on his accomplice. They are likely to
make short work of them all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

COLLRcTIoN OF INTERNAL REvENUE.-Me call
the attention Of all persons interested to the notice.
in another column, of B. F. Martin, Esq, Collector
Of Internal Revenue for this. the Seventh District
Of Ohio 1t will be seen that the Collectors Office
has been removed from the Gwynne Block to Desh-
lsrs Building, corner of High and Town streets, and
that the Office hours are between eight o'clock A. NJ.
and three P. M.
1t is important to be borne In mind that the income
tax for 1884, and the annual tax for licenses
buggies. carriages. plate &C.. now due and paya-
be and are required to be paid by the LIST of next
month. But the reader is referred to the notice for
the consequences attaching in case of failure to
make payment in due season.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

TIE MEETING ON SATURDAY NIGHT.-The
Democratic meeting on Saturday evening at
Lorenz Schneider's Grocery. was largely attended
by voters from the Fifth and Sixth Wards. There
was fair turnout from other portions Of the city,
making an assembly Of several hundreds. The
meeting was called TO order by j. Renhard, on
whose motion, N. Gibbons was appointed Chair
man. Mr.. Reinhard then opened the meeting with
brief and appropriate address in German, in
which he set forth the necessity Of every ones yot
ing, and voting, from aconscientious sense Of right
and justice, the Democratic ticket. State and
County, whole and entire, without the orasure Of a
single name.
Auditor Martin then spoke at considerable length,
but was listened to throughout his entire speech
with evident satisfaction and deep interest. He
discussed variety of topics and was plain, Gear.
forcible and logical in the eucidation Of all of them
His auditors were particularly interested and gra-
fed with his structures upon the unequal and un-
just system Of Federal taxation, which the opposition
party have foisted upon the country. Mr.. Martin
was followed by G. Lowenstein, who spoke for some
time in German. He reviewed the leading topics
under discussion in this canvass. dwelling with en-
phasis upon the tendency of recent legislation, as
controlled by the antiDemocratic party, to create
moneyed sristocraey by impoverishing the laborng
and producing classes. He was frequently interrupt
ted by loud and earnest cheers. The meeting was
CLOSED with few well-timed remarks by M. II.
Mann
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
A New COurt-Arrest of a NOtOri-
Gus Character.

New YORK, Sept. 3O.-Maj. Gen. Howard, Com
the establishment of sort of cour for examination
into all difficulties arising between freedmen and
their employers. Assistant superntendants of the
white citizens and the other by the freedmen are to
constitute the court the jurisdiction of which is
limited to the cases indicated above In furtherance
Virginia. On the 2Sth he had an interesting inter-
view with the officials of Portsmouth and Norfolk.
Chas. Jones, alias Cheney johnson, we'll known to
arrested and committed charged with stealing 81 900
from Adams Express Company, and $25 900 from
Bemonts banking house. Jo lnsOn has served two
terms in the State prison, and has bad record gen.
orally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

OYSTER SUPERIOR last Saturday evening Q
splendid Oyster Supper was served up at Dinners
Dining Hall. by the we|fknOwn and deservedly pop
ulsr Jacob" and partaken Of by the employees Of
the L. NJ. q c.. & X. r. r. Company given by Mr..
John Short, on retiring from the employ of that
company. in which he had served with fidelity and
honor for the past twelve years.
Jacob" who has catered to the appetites of his
numerous customers. in the same place and capacity
for fourteen years. had provided the bvalves with
liberal hand and his guests did ample justice to the
splendid repast. About one hundred and ten of the
employees psrtook of the supper, and after having
satisfied the inner man with the good things before
them departed well pleased with the Donor the host
themselves and "the rest of mankind"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

MYERS BAND.-The Democratic meetings which
we have noticed elsewhere, as held in the city on
Friday and Saturday evenings. were enlivened by
the presence of the well known band. led by
M. Myers. This band returned home to the city
two weeks ago to-day, after service Of some
seven or eight months in the South, as the ba.
of the lst Brigade, lst Division l6th Army Corps.
Their presence at the above meetings was gratifying
TO their numerous friends and admirers; and, by
their excellent music they inspired those in attend
ance with new life and energy,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
Extract of n Letter from General

BALTIMORE. Sept: 9;-The Index. of Petersburg,
publishes the subjoined extract from private let
ter to one of its editors from General Lee:
1t should be the object of all to avoid controversy
to aay passion, give free scopetO reason and every
eeSs 10 Ihs SSq S MiR III our
heart and mind, with the determination not to be
turned aside by thoughts of the past fears of the
future, our country will not only be restored in
virtue and religion.
Wishing you every success, lam, most truly yours.
r Il LEE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
THE CITY.
RECEPTION OF LIEUT.. GENERAL

Sso l.i CHANT. ~ x
We are authorized by the committee OF
Arrangements on the Reception of General
Grant, to make the following announce
ments:
General Grant, with his staff and COM
mittee of escort, will arrive In special
train at II o'clock "A. NJ, tomorrow. A
National salute will be fired on his arrival.
He will be received at the depot by the
city authorities, military, fire department
and citizens generally, and will be escorted
to the Capitol, where apublic reception will
take place. .... ......
He will be welcomed by the Mayor, James
G.iBull, after which on opportunity will be
given to all to pay their respects to him.
All children from the public schools will be
present In a body, under charge of the Su-
perintendent and teachers. At 2 o'clock
2. NJ, he will visit the Public Institutions,
under the escort of the proper committees,
after which he will take dinner at the Neil
House at $3.50 P. M.
Between the hours of and z o'clock in
the evening, an opportunity will be given
for ladies to see him at the parlors of the
Neil House.
BY invitation he will visit the Opera
House in the evening.
Major Van Vost, Of the 18th U. S. Infantry,
will act as Marshal Of the Day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
The Centrn, Pacific Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-The Central Pacific
Railroad Company has been for several months sur
veying the ground at the summit Of Sierra Nevada,
preparatory to final location of the route the
mountains, They find that they are able to con-
struct a road from the summit westward to Tucker
river, on grade not exceeding ninety feet per mile.
where they expected hundred and five feet grade.
An ncendary fire at Portland, Oregon, on the 9th,
destroyed property valued at $40 900.
Recent heavy rains have damaged the late harvest
in Oregon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Wm.
Kelly, charged with shooting at Jacob
Baker, hackman, with intent to kill, had
q preliminary examination before the
Mayor on Saturday morning, and was re-
quired to find bail in 5000 for his appear
ance at the next term of Court. Failing to
comply, he was sent to the county Jail.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

TRIAL UNDER THE LIQUOR LAw.-An inter-
esting trial took place at Ravenna recently,
under the liquor law of this State. A re-
turned soldier named Greer, while in state
of intoxication, was robbed of $l02 by
some unknown persons. His wife brought
suit for damages against the saloon keeper
who sold him the liquor, and obtained a
verdict in her favor of $40.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
TeIegraphic Communication with
the South.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O-By permission of the War
Department the Associated Press will on Monday
tions with the southern press, between Washington
and New Orleans, by the seaboard route The
lines south of Washington are understood to be in
fair order, and are being rapidly put in the best
condition for the dispatch of business and there is
reason to hope that there will be no further inter-
ruption in the enjoyment of moderate degree of
teegraphic facilities between the southern and
northern press of the country. D; H. CRAIG,
General Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
Crops i'm NIississippi-State of the
Country.

New YORK, Sept. 3O,-The Heralds jackson cor
respondent says the corn and cotton crops of the
State are failure, and that the people Of Misss-
sippi will have to draw rations from other States
for another year. The Mississippi river evees are
washing away, and the stream threatens to flood the
whole country adjacent to it, Theroads of the State
remain unrepared, and the whole country is devas-
tated The social condition is no better and the peo-
pie remain idle and shiftess as formerly.
There are three candidates in the field for Cover
nor. each of whom is described as ex-reb.l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

BEWARE OF PIcKPoCKETs.-Two ladies Of this
city who went to market on Saturday morning.
while making their purchases, had their pockets
picked-one of 6s and the other of g. At all times
and places it is prudent to beware Of pickpOckets
and rogues generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

Miss NJ. M. ZIMMER, No. 17s South
High street, has just returned from the
East, and has opened new and beautiful
stock OF Millinery, comprising choice Sc
lection of the latest and most fashionable
styles for the coming season. Ladies
should lose no time in calling upon Miss
thinner and examining her newly selected
stuck
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
First Train Over the Missouri Pa
cific Road.

KANSAS CRY Sept. The first through train from
St. Louis over the Missouri Pacific R. r. reached here
persons: ID. X. Garrison, Vice President; Thomas
MckissOck. Superintendent Pacific railroad; Thos.
A. Scott, Vice President Pennsylvania Central rail-
road; H. j. Jewett, President Central Ohio railroad;
Jno. ID. Perry. President Union Pacific railroad; A.
Green, New York: NJ. Davidson, Saratoga; }. p.
Usher and lady, and Samuel StinsOn and lady. This
party will proceed on an excursion over the Union
Pacific road to Lawrence, Kansas, this afternoon,
aud return Tomorrow. The Missouri Pacific road is
now in complete running order over its entire lenah
ing next. ... ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

TEE MEETING ON FRIDAY NIGnT.-0wing TO the
pressure Of business in the Office we were unable TO
be present at the Democratic meeting on Friday
evening at the corner Of North and Third streets.
We learn, however. that the Democracy Of the
Eighth and Ninth Wards. as we'll as from other parts
Of the city. turned out in goody numbers. and the
result was q large and enthusiastic meeting
The speeches made were Of high order and were re-
ceived with tokens Of appreciation and of determ-
inaton 70 adhere firmly to the time -honored princ
PIES Of the old Democratic party, whose existence is
coevaf With our form Of free government, and upon
which that is dependent for it's continu
Ance. ,,,,r a., ,,., ,.,..,5 .,-..+ ..t..r
The first address was made by Judge Thurman,
who sketched, briefly the history Of the Democratic
party in sustaining our noble system Of ofgovernment;
State and Federal. and discussed the leading polit
cal topics Of the day with that strong power of ar
gumcntation and marked ability for which he is so
eminently distinguished. He was followed by E. f.
DeIany, whose eloquent and forcible address is
highly commended BY all who heard it. Judge Ran
kin then reviewed Gen. Cox's 0berin letter, show
ing up It's nonsense and evasions in scathing man
ner and discoursins upon other subjects with that
power and efectfor which he is so noted. The meet
ing was closed With brief but pertinent remarks by
Auditor Martini q. .i ar .a .'i
We saw some Of our Democratic friends who were
ut the meeting. after ihe exercises were closed at
late hour. who we're highly elated and encouraged
BY what they had heard and seen. 1t was undoubt-
edly good meeting, whose effect will be seen and
felt Whenthe ballots in the Eighth and Ninth W ards
arc counted out the night after the election.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
The Latest and Greatest

Discovery in Dental Hygenic, is SozoDoNT.
1t has superseded all the ordinary dentri-
frices, and, for this reason: that while it
contains no solvent principle injurious to
the enamel of the teeth, it oblterates tartar
aud every ether dental concretion, prevents
canker Of the gums, removes blemishes,
both from the molars and incissors, and
leaves the breath pure and sweet.
Oct2-1Weod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

TIE MEETING IN JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP We
learn from gentlemen who were present, that the
Democratic meeting at Mann's Grove in Jefferson
township. on Saturday afternoon. was one of the
largest and most enthusiastic township meetings
ever held in the county. Many ladies were present.
and people came in wagons and other vehicles in
large numbers from tho adjoining townships. Flo
qpent and telling addresses wore made by M. H.
Mann. e. T. DeLany ard r. Hutcheson. The ex-
cellent Jefferson Township band was in attendance.
and during the intervals between the speeches.
PLAYED enc and animsting sirs. Is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

MRS. Fl. PLIMPToN announces, in another
column, her fall opening of Millinery at
No. 14S South High street, where she will
have her usual varied and splendid display
of fall and winter goods. Ladies are invi-
ted to refer to Mrs. Plimpton's card, and
give her an early call. She will be ready
to fill their orders on short notice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02

REMITrED.-The unexpired portion of the sem
tence. by general court martial. of private Nathan
iel Myers. 5lst o. V l., dormery of Go. K 4oth o.
v. H. has been remitted, and he is ordered. by the
Secretary of War, to be released from confinement
at the military prison at Nashville, where he is
supposed to be, and to be returned to his regiment
for duty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
The Gold Market.

NEW YORK, Sept 3O.-Gold stronger. The ex-
port of specie to-day is larger than was contem-
plated amounting to one million dollars. which pro-
duces stronger tone among sellers. The expected
large payments next week on account Of $40
coupons checks the upward tendency. Quotations
this morning ranged at S1.44 and 81, AK. The pay
ments on account of $40 coupons from Monday to-
last evening were about 81, 100000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
"0ntOard, right onioard.
Into the Vdliey of Death,
Po5a tBa 81, Uuodrs,Jv

Butlarger, by hundreds multiplied into millions,
than the doomed band who rode to swift destruc-
tion in Tennysons poem, is the great cavalcade of
UNHAPPY men who are rushing to untimey graves,
followed by the gaunt spectre DYSPEPSIA. This is
all wrong. and should cease. There is no necessity
forit. PLANTATION BITTERs, tho great Stomachic
Pain Killer, cures Dyspepsia. Heartburn, Headache
Vertigo. Dullnoss, and all symptoms of kindred
character as if by magic. Hewho has no excuse for
illness, is indeed guilty, if he continues to suffer-
PLANTATION BITTEKs may be had everywhere |!
They are cheap, reliable and sure
Buy, TRY, AND BE CURED.
sept37-d&wlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
The Georgia Convention.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 2S.-The Convention at
Montgomery to-day voted. by 81 to 49, to repudiate
all debts contracted by the State in aid Of the late
war The Convention also refused to submit the
amendments Of the Constitution to popular vote.
The Convention adjourns Saturday,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
From ST. Domingo.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-St. Domingo news to the 9th
were celebrating the second anniversary of their
toration to independence by many rejoicngs. Busi-
ness was reviying, and Notwithstanding an ominous
rumOr that the Spsniards intended to recapture
Semana, the Gibralter of the West Indies, the af-
fairs of the little republic are looking up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-02
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR-Sales 100 bbls Xxx white Country at
$l0 So 80 bbls Xxx ret do at 90 so; 100 bbs xxx red
do at 80 rs; 100 bbls XX red do at 1925.
WHEAT-Saes this morning 5 900 bush old No. 2
red, free on board at 81 IS.
C0RN.-Sale car No. mixed from store at 66c.
OATS-Sales cars from store at 43c.
P0RK-Firm and unchanged at $35 90 for city
mess.
LARD-Scarce and firm at 20929Hc for city
rendered.
HAMS-Firm and steady at 25c for plain cured
canvassed. t D
DRIED .BEEF-Fair demand and firm at 40 for
canvassed.
BUTTER-Saes So kegs good Western Reserve at
32c: Is kegs choice dn at 34d1J5c.
EGGS-Sales bbls fresh packed at 2Oc.
LAKE FISII-White Fish $S 009s 50 Trout
90 25@7 90; Pckerc 81 So Herring a 5O95 90; Shad
$6 90; Bass SO 90.
MALT-Steadv Barley Malt at 81 60 per bushel.
GRINDST0NES-Ber small size, $l5; do large
sze $l5: Black River, Sl7; Independence, $l5 Lake
Huron. S35.