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trified With. These corrupt practices ha1E
E1own so strong that It will be difficult nd.
dertaking TO abolish them aud effect reform.
And yet soms effort should be made to put
a>stoP 10 thoee .pzacf3ceA, because the AEik 4
Iinl{t e hnsnsa % selisSaess aarspacty a shea "a
It Gcfs aEotng'in any direction; Corruption.
aid dishonesty increaH BY what ther iced on:
:. "A few months ago &n1eeslng of railroad Of
ficers not IN thexf' ring,u was held';.tn
New York to take steps TO abolish
the "fast freight" nuisance, but their
deliberations came to nothing. Those inter
estcd in maintaining the abuse were too
,tion,- and the meeting nd }ou1ned without Ct:
: icctipe reform of the -erll, and the public
continue to be plucked by extrn freight
charges, and 10 suffer from delays in the
shipment Of freight that had not paid toll to
the industrious m511er1: -
I; The holders Of the 'tfast freight" atock,
your readers can percetse, are n receipt Of
large dividends In the shape of the black
mall leEicd On the goods OF merchants and
manufacturers, as the expenses OF the " Com
panyh are very light, consisting Of the sala-'
!, ries Of few confederates who accompany the
freight trains or meet them at the functions
and crossings to see that A's and B's goods
not paid tribute to Cesar, are delayed or
G.rd II norf 4;ma +bor haro rt,,H@ - ehtn
III anu ~ ~ ~ -. th,. as .le NV " as,s s,u ~ SUPP
WILL Ply .ae uaouts ~ nu n.a saA ao qaesitoas. Ely
quito handsome end they ase ] 50 much !,tsar Sisar
sa.tn-no4tu s.a3-ao4n oIE nsia mse7'eo cAeep' n'tio
onnonesly t~ ahu cphosion. ~ ,,t, ,r,,, ..7,...a.
ps VIA ~. nass ns3sa St1sl ~ - ~. NJ eunlen
LICE Mno a,s m ot pon.Sq as = hn ~" ~ a'
60. penny ea'i p smn9 uu tst.la .ns way DUST
hesS hoS S;''' oe ''ansae'ea ny lnen Mn, ~ hno"s
I1ard Conf and Hnrd Prices-nemo-
crnts lInn1 To chance.
lfor,csnondeocr ofihe chic.ro Tr;,rna,
=. ~ snnTsov,,1 ~ ~ No. NJ -Ds % %. = o.
ontNel1Atna - hlass'' Ne,; = 4soa'
IN travelling IRON 'Chlcago to this city
yery crest of the AlleahenIcs, While there
learned something about coal. to vii !; that
~ -, s. 1,,..s,.a
, 1865-11-27

thls county. Tho killing Of Grouse was aqzed BY
spolitica1 disagreement Arising out Of The I3e hlce
ton,
Pm.ApuFu1A, Nov. ee5.-Edwa1d Simpson, late
Maate1 C1ulkef al the Navy Yard, eh1rgcd BY the
Goyc1pneA A1th \ eeste4 d kemoezz1ewenUf cover
ing long pkftod, vhe cleared TO day BY Jury III
: he Tnied States District Court, s.:..
, 1865-11-27

TEe msIlet Ills WeeE opaned dull snd lie.ess wiz
no anxious buyrrs b1t with rusuy a1xtoua sellers
The adviets hom New York wa1e not ENCOURAGING
and shippers Ftfuae to do anything whatever. Pick
ess followed their example, and stnutY protested
against the e1orhtaut rates demanded. asserting the
utter 1mpossibty ofpaylnx these rates and escspnx
ruIanns los5es. Holders were stubborn, but buyers
holding OF firmly for y few days. coucesslou was
gzanttd when limited amount OF business was trans
acted buyers, however. were very e1aet1ng and
day after dry something more demanded. and At
the close OF the week decline OF sc to Il Is per
ns via established. Good heavy lard Hogs and good
shipping grades havn been In principal request and ali
Others found very slow sale At still further rednc-
dou.
The condluone Of the market this week Is without a
parallel IN tho history OF tho Live Stock uade Of CHI
eaEo. One year ago the yssds weze crowded With
stock and nearly - many wcre sold in single day as
han been received throughout the entire week Every
packing house In the city In fnl blast and working
their f1n force. To-day scarcely establishment Ia
doing any Thing. and even those which noninaly
It work are uslnE h1t fraction Of what they were
last year. The reason for this state OF affairs obv
Hogs arc too high for packing PURPOSES At the
present ptce Of Hogs pork cannot be made short at
tloo Or <2oo more than 1t be bought for In this
market now- OF course, under these circumstances
packers will act cautiously, II u ali.
The receipts for the week. It will be observed afe
st. less hAo for the corresponding wtek last year
The receipts for the past four weeks I'll 100 below
those OF the corresponding four weeks OF Last year
Yet, Light NJ the receipts they ample for tho
wants Of the trade, Ahd few let unsold- Pick
believe that the decline has but Just begun and
thby arc therefore not disposed 10 DO much until the
bottom Is reached. When this time arrives md the
prices seeede suttclently 70 wanant it. We shall e1
pett to zee I return of the old time activity,
Until then husness must droop and Ian EuIsh-
We quote the market to-day dull, with further
decline of1s@2oc 100 ns. Among tho a.les we note
slot Of yery choice Lard Hogs, averaging $50 ns, 1T
sI.s5- This Is an extreme tsuze. and no one should
predicate purchases upon It. The following asn The
, 1865-11-27
CHICAGO STOCK mARKET.

Chamber Commerce. 100
The last sale OF Chamber Of Commerce Stock vi
, 1865-11-27
FROM DETROIT.


Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago THbune.} i
DETROIT. Nov. Is
The contng-rpom Of The Michigan Central n
rpad Company at Jacktou, was entered 1sst nif
by burglars who succeeded In opening The safe n
look thereftpn over $4,000.
This morning a large number Of persons wcstr-
raiened before ihe United Stntes District Conto
, 1865-11-27

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. al.-The Louisiana Lsstsla-
lure has oEranized, and The Governor has been IL
ofmed that that body ts ready to p.oceed with bnsi
uess. Nothing else trsnspired,
Cotton demand better, Sales Of > 40 ha1es at 81
l53c. Exports yesterday Ten thoussnd' stoeE 4 IN
port, TO 90 bales. Exchange heavy. Cheeks On
ling, 5sH.
, 1865-11-27
FROM JACKSONVILLE.
Jacksonville and lts InstItutionS-Some
Account of the State Hospital for the
yuAanes


Ins,nr-
tc,r,.,,raa,rs NJ I'm r,,cso, -1h,,c,
A~os'es sf'1"eA''9 ~. r.. ~. S1o !. ~ 1 ~
60 e'..s 80. 49, 49, 49,. -, =.
AS Tue iTus1ees ano suEH1lntenaents-ol OF Inc
State institutions located ut tfis city only
make biennial reports. your correspondent
.hourbt ~ :. wonld bc intcrest;nr ~ = 1nr1a
nu,oher ,,f ronr re.5ers tn hca- sonaxhet
'! VI soo' 'eeus ~ ua, 'osus" nav
detailed account Oh t9er condition aud pros
pects at this time.
Besides the State institutions located In this
c,tv or, no1fnras .a,n,ror3oa and rrh1,,
- 49, Puo's
SCHOOLS afe oi 6uen hBa oFoe1 ana 80 no-
merous rs to'be objects Of general interest.
Our city has been, not inaptly, we think,
STYLED the Athens Of the West. and nog TINT
,..a 80 ~, ..to-.,-,vr, T. q t,1, 1In,t ~. <a.,
~ w. t1s ~ 49,. .,.,. ..I o oAe.' W 4ee.
1fat our CLAIM 70 the Title is placed beyond
controversy. Jacksonville Is certainly great
placc, II ONLY q small city. We hayo about
ION Thousand of q noon,a+,or fo,-.ae,,
-. ..aH1~
snu'cnea. oss'oes enalets N eacn Q! Tue pne-
Lie Institutions, some ot the churches being
magnificent edifces, owned by wealthy con-
prera,Ions who take nrfde In sunnorttnu the
eh,est and ,oost learned d,rines va A. M
1iEo a. s1,aat- ~ tho fashfonah1a charsnta. ~
Ahc ~ sIssah o. .ne tahnlonhDls eaalaetet o.
uut Inuu EaSoas, tsa, ~ eonsno" Hc .Ganuot
Ascto Ut !n'H!sse!pn' snoueu ale anaouoI-
giy Mtuue: u.as t1e muie nSu aasnl1u LIZ Iess re-
ueo1 Is ~ ue 4uuu4 4 "ulons Ftoaesst04y plous
peop.e. n seue a h15 ou5 r1P'e 1s; aIG not ooe4
!asuionaoIe, out oleescu VIM hocA f!rtucst
, 1865-11-27

co1cxnps, Miss, Noy. 24.-A newtpaPsr here 4 Is
-. hnf 6u0U have been accounted goF.
Il save tic stealing mhnIa IL rampant.
accordance with 1T inst R.sssd Y the Nj
h.a irrcn nttfcc ttat hc Will collect fax Of two
dollais On each bale Of COLON shipped from thesc
, 1865-11-27

Gold here ruled du1l and eteady. On the Stock
Board cash gold Was sold at 14s3i014sk, and On
the etseet at 1s8Gl1Bk. Silver was dull at 1s70
Ill. -.
Government Securities were muse act1re On the
Stock Board to-day, hnt shade casict. and .wc
note eale* Of old .F7ve-TwentIea at l0tH and nav
at s1o0,s. seven-rhirties {June> were sold at
G7Ac.. WeQuote: =. -
, 1865-11-27
Congressional PrclimtnnrleA - The
Observation-Disclosures the Service
A Soldiers, Home to be Fitted up
Commercial Relations with Canada
An E1Pcnsivc CArpet-The Official

Observation-Disclosures 10G SERVICE
A Shldter., Fsome to he FITTED in
Ta,t,,ear.t., p.1.,,ons -itt, rar.s,
1onnmelcaM aei..'ons % "ru ~. |anaos ~
An E1pcnsivc CaFpef-The OMclal
Majority in Ohio.
1r ,,.,, or ~. H.. r,,, ~
w; - Sos ~ Ii...a a.on. Eamaso ~
deSotin him.e1t 10 M tho as
reseniatises 1es Il benr h,ud1eeIy rsted sS u "e
aneIe a1e iem, an{, IL 'ias'os npsa ,as III
t.o '6e nenssnt receved sae re,,r,v
mo1nMs nnta our =, tp!s ~, shs.aosb ~ n
70 tne at " tas ~ s.', ,
6enela! oas not !et Iteeiseo 1ao Fspe4 pirate ap
applie1tion 1of Paf9on..
Ma0o5 bononesesn. Q! =. Loua. aas osen een. e.
fenced ~ eonn malla4 ne!e io pe olsueaea tne
ectEiee 19r gnomees,aSe ~ eonass1. 1 7u.s,,n
Gov. Morton. OF Alino1s, leases washington To-
morrow foE Europe.
colonel MorGan, Superintendent q the New York
Soldiers Agency. has been 10 Washington for tey-
eral days, and to concentrating arrangements siih
The military authorities for the care or disabled
NeW York soldiers. Il IS contemplated to 6t up at
ouce the I'm Harris hospital, at Albany, for tenn
poEnrJ nte aa Soldiers Hoine.
Atn1NfEf Instructed
, 1865-11-27
.HKLr RECEIPTS or LIVE HOGS AT CHICAGO FOR

TptI HyE and dIH4et- ..181,3W 348|eI 4EJS58
According to the above table the receipts show =
falling of OF 708, $50 head = compared with lasr
year, aud soa i65 head IN comparison with the 5eaf
1sE3. -
The shipment ot Lire Hogs du11ns the week end
Ing to-day were 1o,7Ua head against ls,a63 Last
week nnd HIS for the correspond!s '--"'' '',st
yesr. The following table shows tho sllpunenLs
Live uoea from Oct. to date for three years.
, 1865-11-27

BEDFoE1>, Pa, Nor. s1-John r. Reed, Jr ia
dcted for the murder or Jacob Grouse, was 1cauit-
ted to-osy, In The Court Of Oyer and rernlner Of
, 1865-11-27
a 3lO u. 9. NOTES. .
4TQcX81 BONDS


SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. Il
The following summary shows the Increment IN
Produce and Provisions during the past twentytous
hours. compared with the movement for the 1ama
tine last yeaf: .,- --
, 1865-11-27
ae ID .as ii u essa5t ! tsaEo'isa3 a faea1sA
fsun Aastssee, y N III ana .o'stN setke
| VIC Runfs F1r16 tvfeAx a fu1o1&Ne
For the Week Ending nov. ~.

Oy71cX o. 1aK DAEr T11Hrxx,l
8AfCKpAy EyKNCso. Nov L.
The following tahae shovs tho d1.&y receipts aad
.b,n.nents of Besf Cattle during the weak ending To-
a1y compared With Tie sscesP& Ad sapoents OF ths
egrepaaang week 1sss ysar.
HEEF CATTLE
, 1865-11-27

sHEKP-fht1e has been moderate lnQiury tor good
sheep during tho woef, and with light receipts prices
have remained trm. Common gradea hare rot been
wanted Sales have been ator and IT q concession
The cloahg rates zrt a follows:
.t15oaaoo
a8a.9
AulnAlIQ%, S&kA
, 1865-11-27

snsrer for Indictments found against them for
smuggling.
, 1865-11-27

rost ........-....--...-...--.. bo.0oo
---
CHICAGO TRIBUNE. .s370. .27O
1rt,,rs Jorrnal md Post combined $4,000 |
vrsTrRN mANUFACTURES.-
Sow Fnc1and wants high tariff to protect |
hcr n,,rlshons arainst tho competition Of all |
o,h.r worlsi,ops. Pcunsylyania wants high |
ts.sF4o ,-,,+oct bcr furnaces nc-pinst the COM
rot;,,on or nil other furnaces. The railroad
ao,,nsD,cs want n hieh tariff because it Is |
Ss.,,;n,ah1r ia, nil hfeh tariff. men to desire |
.%a. t,,as. 1ho rare 10 huv shall be compel
@ 49, ~ ~. h;r,, n,;ccs tn those who hare TO /
~ rs..,-,oar vho has ANYTHING TO sell |
eeu' "a ~, .on,rrb In shut ont thc
Nan'e ~. -, ..,,o. s.,,o-s IN IN, .,ma
coiupe.'aon - .ono,,1r n,.r hs
nlnAe -, - "a . rcmsrlnh1c bnt
tn!oseu. n"~ aa,,n,a.ncs +h,t ercrr n,n
nos f., t.ssT n,eo r.rts . low cnr-
WIZ s . a.,'a,,ahad M - ,n-rnrr IL the ,,.rent |
is1e,' - a~+-,,srsn.s and sncnd.
si3 ~. A. ~ ,nree, moner IN
tn1ntmese ae MN w 49, ~ ot,,.r % ,mnrove1nsnts
Rms' HOUSES, n.I.. 1s' sn1 an1,sn % ,he st,te whsn
.,I nnieu ,.Isa p that thou,and dol1o1. thus
.ue5 sAo VII, .:.,a ~, .,o,f the 1,rot1+ +h,t
alSaueu ~" i. s.oou,.t1on - ro,,r.r
cao W. e@ne1 :. etss,-~ - ..t... -.
shatea' so. 80 60 aH ~. sa.,'..
oenes's u ueot WY" ~sas 14e .r,tph
Pasn'en' " ~ ' ~. s-as..aa p-.a.s -
Pu, nlDu sp r.- s,sa,,,.to ~ - -. s..;s1 S
leaansu - sns -" rf :. s. - ~ ~
Inc ospei 'e" uo ~ 80. ..sse. - 80. =, aas
mnnnc' rots ~ A
noseluln.ut aas = - ~ s.,ad ~. 49,. ~ ' 0'
oe conilet4'o's ~ ~ ,-IAa e@e 49,
VI eoai"s w s s"s s. ..Is. -"n. . -
REVENUE, M.s. 1e .'a,a. - ~ ...asIs.ss."
ls'sco III pa1. Y ,, ss44a - -. s.!.s,as 1.~-~
inefeose lae .a'1a 80 e1 W. ~ .,.oa...s a ,ss.s. s
revenue pasr, s,,, ara ~. =. ,no,;as
luz .nc teseuue .aa .,na - - nsa.aa.s-a s -s;a
Psoouce se'eals, VINE rvx ,ws'.HSaa]
VIII ptodoee on's p''eos@'on. ".s" ...,
Mac'u!e1s In.1sl tnsee .ne eoa alee4oun ~ VI ene
At'anuc e1Aua, WHICH - .as ,nole oPp1.
s'se, 10 ute '"e Ja,sou VI tue "ou', annAns
possloie eoMpeauon WIN 1"opsa"
countries. Ane only eaee'na' p'otec.
I'VE tafan tor Inc "ea "oa.a pe one
eree'eo On tne c1es's 0! .ne Anesnanies'
'nls ~ " eoa nnpoeeaeu, s."o "ou'a y.
un"tee u po'a'o'c, lot - "outo eups' ta7
nlne'1 'nns eo,tsuiue4e % ~ 'ma"aaelaiea soous
70 pay Two p'las iof ever, p'ol*,c'eo a.'1c!e
lucy aeat ous, tn". t"s un' nHi0'@e.e!e'
ue oesone '1sA oa' =, ene eAss@ pato !of
u's ptooas.s ''rs 81, aue aoo,s "a1t .1ts we
teA'is "o'u tne''e e ae.1uef ene "t-s'e.n
n'aiaAac.u.a nor 1ne "esa r., consumer Is
In esesNu ~ Aeep.as up 1aiaa asSs IL nc"
eosA ~ SUI. ou' 'o'e,sn eooae'
, 1865-11-27

The members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange are
respectfully requested to meet the president at the
E1change Rooms On Tuesday evening next, Nov.
sssh At ~ o'clock.
New York Stock Market.
Closing prices for cash Nor 1865, received hy r.
G, Ealfonstall l. Co., Commission stock aud Bond
, 1865-11-27

LEATHEK-Tht market for domestic stock IL
moderately 1ctive. End prtcea hrm- but without tn-
proYemtne~ OtheT varieties nnchAnsed- We quota:
HKNIhCK.
C1tYHaInekH, d. .nfaaaH Collar, 2 fe....,.o$a1:3i
Country Harness. d l0a1 II Slaughter Sots. .uilA0kS
Line. Linz n...:.:. .a4sese5s Slaughter Sole,
ri, nsayy, D. .9S@o:s naenos Ayfes- q s2seY
Calf. 1.-.....16kal.5 0ltnoco Sole. ,lSG40.A1
CrnHHntry rrn:r 5T+n n a.mSTn6 rAzn..
, 1865-11-27

1sTI0is VI Fo.o7 WV -
llC
OEIk-Liu4eed OIL Is 7efy scarce md With an &C.
aye inquiry pti .t1 have advanced &c gallon. Lard
A 1rvrrr h11h.,~ ~~HeN% va
, 1865-11-27

N4h tss koa hn No. = ell loee os Dc Ass g
,e0o 49, n9 ~ e d vi Ss = - q asS: @&AeseW
.eio:tnt hAeaTe It 5;s d. Il: u st8&4e h ~
0AIS.RsesE-e In ~ ,a;sa sa; .hsa9sa *jM 81
No. las 3et 1aoo % 80 Al e: Eao ID % as !t4c:
1i9n e1 90 1t 1'es io ou asoeted n. ~ -clossng
ses se ses sese: s: I s. sol q = ~ &: %
bu Do It ~; So nH % y aH iDo bu do 81 seI LAu
o5Hoee!Iea. e eu; shipped. 1900 ~
10 II ID i Sos 7o hu do u sci 5dhsgsdo st &c
= M.xpIESaoL-M1fe. n .osaio.l u = mag,
S18-NothlnR doing-oo aemaaa. Market
otMtNe1 n 5oc2 II n lot inferior 10 prime.
E5 RI THHM ENRE-Ms1ke& duh n sts1Msa11lD
M 1oS g asfaa. aiae ls3no 1or o good
ssd sp0 ~ iN00 lbF tnfef!or grsdea-
RH N-Nxrfef uuie3 And nontnA ~ x1n-4-
RETHW1X-Mxknf ao1tnal Il tate nc.
at. ~ mxFxef ahmaeetsy se9.iod Etth
Al Frx6tna, 1nd kfeEs continue 70 0fooP tas1o
n nd scfi1Aty among nh4ppa, md even prime datrJ
Rutty h dun.' Ne Qnp<%t r,a.,.
Choice Dairy 49,
Common FHG. .f - - M
}F
, 1865-11-27

Extru BtereHF!ne, fat, weltformed, 4ta6
sad npwaIds........ misunderstanding
Prime Bterts-1ood, well-tat1ed, fatsiy
~ assa
erasins 1,tooa1.oo IS, ss....-.....:........ 4ess
Medium Lldxs-Stedtum Steers and good
s@ei.aso 81. st.... .....:...- :. 80. 40oa
,SfoeE Ldf:le-Ccmmcn Cattle, In deceat
desh, Averaging spE@r .ouo ns. ut Sf303
In|trfoT-IiEht and thin Gown And Steers.
rough and coaT4t, averaging 6c04S0 ms,
, 1865-11-27

FE71DE-EftE1ytN. Dl1at 4M1pp8d. z,S3 bfI8,
uartef very dul. Sales wrre: Waf4E WWrTpNf
brls named st sIo: 100 hsls do as ts13; s. bris
eysii md z6 helA .Oakneld" On p (; i'd hsIs IN
sound nj t6-mt sfs1So srFxaa-lp hrs II s,1o,
Iris 1t &Y-5o. h13s At f9ro, Vss
lIEAT31RRsceiTea Eat = LID bn; shipped CA.a7 ou.
NJ. ! spEtnz. RedW inter quiet. SALES 1re: FSu u
MT171sn VI e :, q. su ao Il e e y r sF.1yo Wa14rao
s!3.t ll.aO b1 do II y1NN; $50 Sd No : do #
~ 3o1 n nu do M q siu SO 90 do At gtl1; bn
tan hu do 1t t&c- -clo1ns dull ii IS for Nd
Spring h stur~ "
C0RN-RcetiTsd, 3s,11 tn shipped. Gp.e33 hu
Market dull HEd 13sc toWe Ssles gern: cox II
sroxx-aoo hu No, Int Sc; ,ofa nu DO ~ SC; $50
, 1865-11-27

of fta5stion:tsao c,talnt t5Esrmne: 9nt 'dt. b
minishng production, and while the report
Of The tabacconists states that, In MI the
countr les of Europe the manufacturer L. not
taxed, which, u true, Is powerful argument
for taxing the leaf, get, until The joRacconIsts
make dut a clearer case for taxing the leaf
than thcy have yet done, Congress will Pro-
baby adhere TO their present legislation. a
general assault fop Congress dur the 1eyixion
Of The Internal Revenue viii b: ii order, Iost-
ever, At tha coming session, and. 41,s tobacco
nists n1e certainly entl1edio be:hAards : {
TuENExT' c0NCRnss.
= A contemporary erroneously- sums ZIP the
political complcxion Of the House Of Repre-
scntatiscs foon 10 assemble, as follows:
By the net Of March 4, 1867 the whole
number Of Representatives IN Con- ..
eres Is established ut .............. 2i1
The present Deuoaanc srrnEtb in the -
Ads hHnss 1esa1sesi:,icS: : aon ssSsi s.is; i
Increase representation Of two dflhs OF
former s1scs.- I:
Leaves Republican strength. ...... 1eo
So that u m the Southern States were represent
ed upon the e7oeEfy unequal basis proposed. the
Union majority IN the House would be only nine-
tcen- 80
The statement Is inaccurate In several r.
epects. The whole number of representa-
tiyes, including Nevada, Is az, and whcn
Colorado shall be admitted, will be 943. The
present Democratic strength IL only thirty
five, and the increased representation from
the Southern States, by reason Of freeing the
slaves, cannot change their actual representa-
tion I'LL another census 6ha1l be taken, which
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-28

If IL were necessary, might refer TO thousandso OF
others, not alone in Cincinnati, but throughout
Ohio and the other States.
My Furnaces are made TO burn Coal, Coke, or
Wood: and have quite recently invented Fire
Pot, which is put into each FurnAce-being very
great improvement on anything hitherto known. II
Is constructed of large Fire Ercks 10 inches square
aud inches thick; and plenty of space Is given out
cuaton Of cold air. so that it is impossible to crack
it or burn it ont.
Smoke Consuming Coal and Wood
Hot Air Furnace.
Furnaces altered and repaired.
Galvanized Iron COrnices and. Cutters.
Tin, Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofer.
Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters.
~ Full particulars regarding price, &C., can be
obtained at my stOre No. l49 West Fifth street, or
at the Office of the Burnet House.
No. l49 West Fifth street. between Ra;e and Elm,
Cincinnati. mchS65-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-28

Three Trains Daily,
- - .-as EXCEPT SUNDAY. 'H.'
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus A. Xenia
Railroads. ...s..|
oin" e.. FIRST TRAIN. ,-'i
NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves Columbus at Il3S P.
Gilead, Gallon, Crestline. Shelby. New London,
Wellington, Grafton and Berea. arriving At Cleye-
land at 5:lo A. "a. 5.l,,y tr,ifse7q saf
,t. 4 t4s, SECOND TRAIN. agl aIil9rz9
NEW YORK EXPRESS--Leaves Columbus at
lO.2O A. M, Will stop at Delaware CArdington,
Gallon. Crestline, Shelby. New London, WELLINGTON
q T7TTifG THIRD TRAIN. @ - a'.31 .,,,
MAIL AND EXPRESS--zLeaEes Columbus at $40
p M. Will stop 1t all stations south of Shelby, and
at Shiloh, New London, wellington, Grafton and
CONNECTIONS. .sgsh
Al Delaware with springfield BTAnchfOr Spring
field and all points on that road. -. :,
AT Crestii6e with Pittsbhfg, II. Wayne and Chi
cage Railroad for Pttsburg. Philadelphia and Bati'
Xt Shelby, w with ssndasty, Mansfield and Nesark
Raiifoad for all points on that road. Also for TOe
do and Chicago. ~ ~ us..-. li 9''f l' HVii't'
.AtgleYelAnds with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk. Buffalo New York and Boston on y1g9 K
Patent Sleeping Ca9Sare run ON AN
MIGHT Trains TO Chicago, New I'1
4scI sdt Work and HBOst0ha. t807l mrpl
hz-Baeraao checked through to New York and
Boston, via Cleveland; also TO PhiladelphiA and New
York, via Crestline. ~ .'i'
s,.,- RETURNING: -, 6eT.ar
Night Express arrives AZ Colunb1s Ct S:1s A. N.
Columbus AccommOdatpn arrives st Columbus N
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RAILROAD ABROAD TIME TABLE

SHOWING the arrival and departure Of trains At Co
l6nbrs, Ohio. On and after August 7th 1855,
trains will run as follows:, ,ory 75f tt3fitaa
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FIRST TRAIN.

''... - FIRST TRAIN f.
NIGHT EXPRESS--Leav Columbus at ll3S P.
NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington,
Gilead, Gallon, Crestline. Shelby.l New London,
Wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving At Cleye-
land at 5I0 A. M. ,., 4,.,i if.erq sl
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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, &C.

Dr. Johnson-Dear Sir-l must again state that
your remedies for scrofula and blood diseases are
really excellent. For scrofua syphilis or Impurities
OF the blood, find they never fail to cure when
used as directed. i have succeeded in curiI z the
worst cases of syphilis in our hospitals in the
:" HU' ''p"'' y HNfS r. W. H. LESLIE, M. D..
Cincinnati, Deoember Is, 1868. D. .l'l 1'qqu
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Cleveland, O., Dec. 2sd, 1853. :

Certificate from the HeV. DIR. Hamil-
ton q. French, of Montreal.
ri / certify that Dr. Johnson's medicines have cured
my wife, who was subject to debility many years.
The medicines were used only two months.
H. D. FRENCH, D. D.
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ImPORTANT TO LADIES.

Our Periodical Drops will bring on the monthly
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Price 81 90. N.B.-Ladies who are pregnant should
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CINCINNATI. April 2s, 1884.
Having used, during the past winter, the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put up by Mr., Peter
Martin, Willingly testify to the very general sats-
'' wv - : 80 - - : ~ J. G. CULBERTS0N, "
..... ... ...es 1856 West sixth Street.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NoTICE;-pr. johnson
addresses All those who have injured themselves by
Improper Indulgence and solitary habits which ruin
both body and mind, uniting them for either busi-
ness, study, society or marriage. l..fes,.i spt
DR., johnson has for many years exclusively de-
voted his attention to the treament Of the disorders
referred to in these testimonials. = .,l.a, bua
Address, DIR, CHAS. i. JOHNSQNiT
No. 10 East Friend Street. Columbus. Ohio.
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