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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-21

FOrSImclmmhtls1 1DHy tOms shkncnlmOm0,
Indianapolis and Chicago.
without Change of Cars to Dayton and
Richmond, and only one Change
of Cars to ST. Louis, Indian.
apolis and Chicago.
On and after Monday, May %, 1854, Trains will
Run as follows:
FOUR TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS.
Sundays exceptedJ
FIRST TRAIN.
INDfANAP0Lis NiGHT EXPRESS-L Leaves al
row and Loyeland ARRIVING at Cincinnati at 6S5. A.
NJ; Richmond, e35 A. M; Indianapolis, slO A. NJ;
Chicago. s:a5 p. NJ.
AND CHICAGO TRATN-Leaves at 500 A. NJ,
stopping at all stations on the L. N, G: R. R.,
Ds niif Hsbcro GhiicctSe and Msrs
arriving at Cincinnati at II rs A. NJ; at Dayton, s;57
A. NJ; stopping at all stations on the Dayton West
fndsnapoi,. % 1 ;'1s ae5 Nj Chicago. SIS p r. a. Nj
tX-N. B.-This train is the quickest from
Columbus to Chicago; time occupied being
IA hours and 80 minutes, which is quicker
than by any other Railroad route.
l.. y THIRD TRAIN.
bpAAYY AED
A. M, stopping at Jefferson, London. Charleston,
Cedaryille, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow.
South Lebanon Fosters. Loveland, Camp Dennson,
Milford and Engine House; arriving at Cincinnati
at 445 p. NJ; Dayton at 800 p. NJ Richmond at $40
P. NJ. indianapolis at $50 p. NJ. and Chicago, $50
A. NJ. ~ -
MAIL AND ACCOMM0DATI0N-Lea at s:35
P. ", stopping at all stations on the l.. NJ. q. x.
r. r.. except Claysyile. Branch Hill, Mamisyille
and Plainville, arriving at Cincinnati at 400 A. N.
Sleeping Cars ON Night Trains for
Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
N B.-For further information apply at the Co
lumbus Union Depot Ticket Office OF
HENRY BROOKS,
.r Ticket Agent.
IT. LOUGH, Agent.
r. W. STRADER,
General Ticket Agent lr;n.;,n..;
r. w. WOODWARD, oin0inn"u'
Superintendent
Columbus, May 2s. 1854.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-21
WANTED.
New, Army Watches.

A RRANDAIE & CO., Importers. 1s7 Broadway.
"A Nev York, want Agents in, every county and
Wstches. Unusually liberal terms are offeroIi 10
Agents. Send for circular. mayal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-21

OFFICE HoURs.-0fice opens at TX A. NJ, and
closes at "a i; NJ. Sundays, opens at A. NJ. and
closes at 10 A. NJ,
All mails close on Sundays at 81 PM
JOHN GRAHAM p. NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-21
xxxyIIIth CoNGREss.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

Isl - SENATE.
Republicans in Roman Democrats in Italicsl
CALIF0RNIL. MINNESOTA.
Jas. A. AoDougat. 1857 Alexander Ramsay. 1850
John Conness.. 1859 North 5. WILKINSON .lSl
CONNECTICUT. MISSOURI.
lafayette s. Foster. 1857 John B. Henderson 1850
James Dixon. 1869 b. Gratz Brown. ..IS7i
u DELAWARE. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Geo. Read Riddle. .1s0o Daniel Clark. 1857
Willard SaHls6ury. 1871 John b. Hale ....... ..ls7l
ILLINOIS. NEW JERSEY.
Lyman Trumbull 1867 Wilidn Wright. 1869
Rm. a. RicAdrdson. 1855 John q. Ten Eyck.. ..lS7l
INDIANA. NEW YORK.
Henry ksne Irs Harris ,sSa ,sa
IOWA. OHIO.
James Harlan 1867 John Sherman. . 1867
James w. Grimes. .ls7l Benjamin F. Wade. 1850
KANSAS. . OREGON.
Sam. G. Pomeroy. 1857 Benz. +. Harding: 1853
James II. Lane. .-l571 James W. Nesmith 1857
KENTUCKY. PENNSYLVANIA.
Garrett Daris. 1867 CAas. r. Buckaleso 1867
Lasdrus w. PotoeH. 1853 Edgar Cowan. =. 1899
LOUISIANA. RHODE ISLAND.
r. X. Cutler. .. . 1857 William Sprasue. :. 1850
c. Smith. .......... 1859 Henry B. Anthony. ..ls7l
MAINE. VERMONT.
Lot NJ. Morrill, 1e69 Jacob Collamer. -. 1857
Nathan A. Farwell.. Solomon Foot. 1859
MASSACHUSETTS,. VIRGINIA.
Charles Sumner. 1869 James s. Oar,ile. . 1851
Henry Wilson. ......lS7l Yacancy--Lemuel j.
Maryland. Bowden being dead.
Thomas H. Hicks. 1867 WEST VIRGINIA.
Reuerdy johnson. 1863 L. q. Van Wrinkle. 1852
- MICHIGAN. Waitman 7. Wiley 1871
Zachariah Chandler. 1869 WISCONSIN.
Jacob M. Howard. .lo7l Jas. \; Doottle.. Is,y
Republicans. 80; Democrats, l2.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-21
louise OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SCHUYLER CoLFA1, of South Bend Indiana, Speak
sr. Edward Mcpherson, PENNSYLVANIA, Clerk
IRepublcans. in Roman, lo3 Democrats. in ltal-
- tnta
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-21
CONSTITUTION WATER
DIURETICS

las proved itself equal to the task that has devolv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-26

ALBANIA vas the nrn State which the Prssidsu,
hvorsd by . restoration Of civil government. His
ssfion YES based upon the ground that ''rhs time
has arrived, In the judgmon, CT the Prssidsn, Of
hs United States, vhsn the care and eonduc, Of
hs proper Affairs Of tho State Of Al.bsms may b
emrssd 70 ihs Constitutional authorities chosen
~ the people thereof" etc. A several s,a,ss
awe nnes been similarly treated, with the under
sanding thai the ssms policy will soon b sI.
sndsd 70 all the rest, and a. there 10 . strong
assirs 70 Sc The nrs, fruits Of The Prsslden,s de-
nrvs course, the message Of the new Governor
PArroH) Of Alsbsms 10 . matter Of much interest.
There are several passages in The documsu,
hat nigh, do 70 quota but 10 10 only tie
p'rH Of The document thai 10 interesting
70 Northern readers and the following will there
ors sunaes; 1--WE have been forced 10 rspudiats
~r money war dsbi, bu, We cannot disrsgard tie
Ssot " gratitude witch rs svs 10 tAoss hsyo,s men
~ho wen, so the battle field In ebsdisucs 70 ,hs
authority which was welded over them, In par, .,
ssss, BY our State Government" This 10 tolsrably
tAn- and -, Governor PArron nigh, have been
more explicit respecting the payment Of thu, "dsbt
Srsttuds." II the claims Of the "hsroic men, I"
Who Tough, 30 valiantly TO break up The Union,
1esnnos Be diuegardsd." Of course III. Governor
as"rss shs Lsstslaiurs 70 make some kind Of pro.
vision for them PsrhApA hs Governor has some
plan ms'ursd with which 70 NEE, this sm.rgsney,
intending 10 develop m 90 soon 80 DO gets fully 10
WORK In his new harness but lsn he should BE- a,
loss In 'his respect We would suggest the propris-
W q lsvying anI upon the wages Of Ihs ,m.nci
ps$d "niggsrs" sufficient 70 msot the want. of tn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-26
A nsrry Christ mas. -

" 10 doubtful n ever Nsv Yors sbIoyed NE
Christmas fssti viuss With srssir tssi iLsn u did
YESTERDAY Business .ss suspsnisd, franc and
,sbor s.rs fo<go,,sn. aud ,bs day -ss ~holly de-
,o4sd ,o the holiday Observance Children -"s
tnblsn, over the lavish presentations a sAHTA
CsAos ihoss "of larger growth" we're happy In
ths snjsymsnt Of ,hs prsssnS and hs feast, and
hroaghous The city there vs . vuly Merry
Christmas" Yea the religious obssrysness we're
Z. notsbls a. three o. . worldly character. 1hs
ohnrchss we're largely sasndsd. aud ,hs people
nd noe krgsA thAi hs day oommemorsted
shs brthdsy Of Christianity. Tnsrs were doubt
les many families In shs city who's
Chrirmas fssd vas scsnty, but vs believe ,hs,
shs hand Of bsnsvolsnss vn very generally eI.
Asndsd yesterday. Ths families Of deceased sol.
nrrs psrnculArly, we're made the recipients Of
good chssr," so far - the bsnsvolsn, knew Of
shsiT media and II any failed 70 have an snjsysbls
Christmas On account Of poverty, II vss because OF
their ssciusion. The charitable institutions Of the
d,y were ell the recipients Of dons,onA and their
inmsiss 'tsrcd sump.uouay" In short young
sod old, rich and poor, shks seemed 70 enjoy the
occasion with uncommon ssiisfaeuon, and TO feel
Ma, the day was In TACT - well - In name
.ksrry Chnstmas-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-26

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-26
Popular FaIlariss.

Tho following 10 from Hslrs journal Of Health {;
That warm air mus, be impure, and that, On.
ssquen,,y, u 10 hurtful TO sleep in . eompArsr sy
warm room. warm room To a. easily YER SLATED
- cool one. The warm air Of . close vehicle 10
less injurious be II ever 90 foul, from erowding,
thAn 90 rde aud st still and Zee! uncom oriably
cold for an hour. The wors. that can happen from
. crowded conveyance iss Ainung spell while
from sluing even lsss shan an hour in still, chny
atmosphere, has induced Alta he Of pnsumonis.
that ia Inflammation Of the lungA which often
prove fatal In three or four days. II 10 always
positively injurious " sleep in close room where
wafer freezes because such degree VI cold causes
,hs nsgsnvsly poisonous carbonlc acid gas OF .
sleeping room 70 settle near the door, where II 10
br, athed and fsbrsathed by the sleeper, and 10
capable OF producing typhoid fevsrs IN afs~ houIa
Hence, there IL no advsntAgs, ana always danger,
especially 20 weakly persons, In sleeping in an
atmosphere colder Than ,hs freezing poiut.
rnAt Il 10 neesssAry W ths proper and efficient
ventilation OF . room, even In warm weathsr, that
. window or door should be lst open this 10
always hazardous 10 the sick sud eonvAlsscsni
Quite ~ sale p an oil ventilation, and ~ eAhclenI
Is W keep lamp OF . small fire burnin. In tho
Fireplace. TINS creates . draft and carries bad
airs and gases up the chimney.
TnAt outdoor exercise before breakfast IL health
ful. IL 10 never 50. And, from the very psturs Of
things, u hurtfu, especially W persons OF poor
health although the very vigorous may practice
II with impuniIy, In winter the body IN eAsly
chilled through and through, unloss We stomach
has been fortified with good warm breakfast; and
In warm weather, miAsmAtio and mAisrious gases
and smsnA.Ions speedily sct upon the empty and
weak stomach In way W Vitae the circulation
and induce fever and Agus, Gisuhe, and dy SEN
tsry entire families, VINO have arranged 10 cal
brsskias, before leaving the house and lake sup
per before sundo~n, have had q eomplsls sxsmp.
lion from lever and agus, Will the whole commuu-
Ivy around them vas suffering from H. from having
neg sc,sd thsse precautions.
Tuu whA.sysr Lessons cough 10 '1good'' for IL
and, II perseysrsd IN, will cure H. On The con
tAry, al cJus ns arc sooness cured by promoting
aud increasing them bsessss LAIGrs oudeavors
BY ths cough 70 help INNS w ne pAlesu AN !el.
low matter Nhich IS IN tte hugs as the luz.
cAnno, neal Whale that ms.sc 10 Ihrre: And - "A
esnno, 10 so' TlI OF -iihou' eongEins, 40 more
coughing IheTe IL the s1"At - "a ~. rd of-ILs
onrr are The lungs cleared ouI tor ". fuller ,pl
frseT Iecspton OF pure ar shch is their natural
food. lie only remsiss ~Geh can do any god
| ~ NoIg-s arc sGch a. oJson Gc p.l,gm, anu anus
leSA cough 10 required 10 III, up. Lose Trme.
DIES are wsrluIn, outdoor eiercI.s, anu Anything
whiGn slIshIly ususeA.sA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-26
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-26

CAhPBELL-In this CITY, on the morning Of the
18th inst, Mrs. Elen Campbell.
The funeral Ill take place from her late residence
hoadvAJ, this Tuesday morning. At lO O'clock 81
Coles AGED 80 years, month and 20 days If9
Tho relatives and friend, Of the family are respec,-
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, this morning,
a. ~ o'clock. from her late residence, $50 Wesi
18th e. iu9
EAGAS-on Monday morning, Dec. rs John
EAsan, aged year, 8 n nths aud I dAya
TO attend the funeral, from his ATE re.idtnce' /
Whitehall 81 this afternoon, y Nyelock- To he in
tered in Staten leland. Isl
JAQuEs-On Monday, L. \ Of con,ump,ion.
LachaIiah jacques. in tho gath yeaI OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect-
fully invited TO attend lhe tunsrA from his late es.
dence, cor. 9th ave. and lYth q, south Book n,
on "wednesday, Dec. ", 81 IL O'clock. win be IN
TERED IN Galway Cemetery 900
JEFFERs-Ou Moudsv, psc. Is EDWARD ,Jersn.
aged months and - days. uf-A.e 40 Brid,
get letters.
fully Invited to attend tht .....a. .HIs ,sdayl
afternoon, Al | O'clock IN. no 'U. , + hi.
parents, IS Dean It, biuof Us
kuLLlNs--On MondE no. .. Hfc. PSI Mar
daurhter OF Daniel and IT.. % .A II. A.e J. wear.
II months and " days,
The funeral vii tsks % ON the .e,1encs
OF her parents oV Ruigep a. Ma tIueldAyJ altar.
noon, dec. 70, at o'elock. 10
McDoNALD-In Brcoklvn, on Monday, Dec 9bth.
Mary, the wife Of Jane hclhnA d, A.el 40 yea.
The relatives and friend, o. he family are rIpeet-
residence, lb4 johnson 81 on Wednesday afternoon.
dec. II, ~ o'clock. s6y
hcKINLEY-o~l 1spday, Dec. "a George neKIp-
The Tel.piyss ana sspds Of the family. .l.o m.
membeu Of Forrest Engine Co. No. 3 Of he lac
Volunteer Fire Department are respoc fully Invited
mother, 24s East i2th 81 on tuesday slsrnoon' Dec
Nth At 2 oeIoch. His 'saAARs viA 10 iAAsrsa In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-26

VS. h.v. long held VI. h.ory th.i crime
city could only h. eur,s1sd By siuosu
youth snd training them Up W morslit'
"a. We ts.s more faith IN ne poisnr
remedy thsn In oil hs penalties h.
can snlIo, upon hs Sinlt erimNs,.
us sans um., - do no, ignore silva
exemplary punishment, We ere led W
this subj.c, by . cas- which was tried
Cour, u spesAal Reasons on Saturday.
vas srrsisn.d on . charge o. tapping gam
hou. Jor ehfldv,nsud u vas proven In The
Of the trs'. thsi children q from nins 70
years q age we're tsb,usl fr,1usn,ss d the hhuss
Kept by III. prisoner. snl hat they we're Undue.
by him 10 gamble for money. The culprt va.
found guilty Of the charge, and ihs Cour, impose
hne, together With Imprisonment In The Pes ~
uary, - the pensl.y. wta such an exposition ~
this, need Ne wonder that our Courts are eontin.
uAlly prssssd with accumulated criminal business,
and ,hai our prisons are crowded with islons
when mere children are indicted into The vice Of
gambling. brought up In the very school Of erims,
II 10 not strange thu, the moral condition OF New
York should be so dsplorsbe- wlh such sn.rss
for sntrspping hs young In the nets Of vice, par
ents esnno, bs.too vgllani In watching and guard
ing their children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-26
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Casting Ost Devil. In India
The C.ru.,ic qndi.) TrLNR.pa says.

NV NsAhesN NsNNs-f
Casting out devils in Inca is sItsnnvsly prso-
70 get Al the truth as 10 10 get the splr,uai,la
the D.ysnports, 70 declare tsmsslyes eonsummsts
cheats. We were prssenii few weeks ago ., an
exercise Of .Iorcism. Tbs SOsssssod was a young
pearanca and vithAl "vsy good hooking +" 80.
the expression applied 70 niivs women. shs Wa
much sxGiisd a. she AoeoopAnisd, or rsahsr pre-
coded. hs sxa-slss s.d Eoks saa seosaeeany
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a 'eisw 81, told lhsir Third Annu.l Ball ~ Ifvins
IlIl on Wsdnssfsy seeniss ice. In, ia6s. ties.
sss, On D. asb, q ~ S.l. JAS 1EIa"1Y.
Pres, fHJs J. CARR Ror 100. 10
THE LADIES, FATHER MATHEW 7. A.
- sorsU M. 7 Of Js,sy CITY, vil hold puhIie
ssssfs .nd Jsr..y ave. on Tas.isg .vsains. al,
geioet lee, 2Sth. speaking b. Professor Danisl
g,,h.r'. sInElns .by Nl.. Ncglnne.., Ne. Moore.
hcftIell .nd others. htRr HEsNEsY, Irost
LAj ksNCE OlBNFY, Rec Sss'T. 10
THE LADIES FATHER MATHEW I. A.
u u. society No. q, n y. viii hold a public en-
pefance meeting a. their Hall cor 2Jd a. aud "a av
% this lus'tay evening, at ~ O'clock SpeAt ing by
hessf.. Geo Campbell and John Crenin, Of Brook.
lyb binFlns hy he.rs. Carroll. Pagan sBd Cole, and
host o. Others The metnbers are requested " he
On hsnf, a. this 10 nomination night. OWES
MCGOWAN Pre- JAS. RLOSG, Rec. Soc ~.
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Personal NOTICES.

nEC. 251H-THE PARTY WHO TOOK A
- BLACK dIo's oos, by mistake from the barber
shop si3 sirth ave Iuested N hrins II bach 20
INFORMATION WAIVED or CAIHA.
Il RIM AlLOTI. Address X. !. L., caro- Of g. g.
~ Carr,ef nop't., Ncu York Post Once
INtOkMAIlON WANTED OF CAPTAIN
iPArRlCk WV. HERBERT, s2d Rest, \ Y. Vol
Who len bio home Apfl ~, 1863 by his uife aud tro
children, at 3S2 Fast oh Il Desr Avct.i. q sis
MIR. WILLIAM KILMARTIN, FROM
A'i Clonlsk, King, County, Ireland, -nnld bo
happy " receive any info imation from Ma. MARY
n. Y. city. $40
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COAE-

GOAL, ell PER 1oN-STovR, EGG AND
iuInaee coal DC nsred 10 all parts Of the c,g,
100, q itth IT, North River. ofce, AIS We, ian ct
Aoib hh'o' 40
GOAL FROM TIN MACDONALD AND
MAoENOl.s t9al Yard The beet quality u
Lu aud Furnace ana Sut Il the lowest nlaIle ct
price, A. my ard ~ Vest 9th st. bet Och and
DONALD AACLNof. 4Ip
GOAL UNDER COVER, AT sll 80 PER
~ ION. Best quality stoyeana esq coal. Large mai
slO ser.ened aud deLNesd nom yard ~ ami "a
nom East River. Z. j. AULDoWNY. aSI
S1I C6-FoR 2,O0C POUNDS OF RED
~ Akh and Laust Mountain Ess and
Stove Goa OF the hsl quality and deIIye ed
S<9 Bowsty and 10 Horatost sb9
OLD TYPE METAL WAlTKD-APPLY AT
NfthN sxh AA.ae -
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DIR, DRAKE, 1876 CANAL STREET, 81
- set OF teeth on silver at VI to sl5; ON gold
70 ~ sectional sets 81 centa per tooth teeth
WIN gold bone cement or other filliusA, ~ ca
Ger tooth. Teeth extracted without pain.
TEETH, TEETH, TEETH-AT As BIZ
- 81 Formerly Al 81 bleecker st A full set o.
ior -, nth gums on vulesnite base, from $40
nllry t.ots aud UPWARDS eIIActinS. g6oAs
U. fukIz DeRits, Cni III. esv
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DENTISTRY

A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
%h!o, tln 70 sIj, and warranted. sure luf
siiNrr and bone ri ing'. tGtructinp l'Euu
by ane" pEoee r at Us East lj'h 81 near % .
A MOST WONDERFUL DloCOVE.
- Teeth erirae' ed without pain or 40 chtrgr.
ului seth inserted for Ell sch, acniug teeti
WITH The ce.ebrated bone hlliAg without pau
operations skillhlily perto,m med and warrantc
JAf NlLLkhn, las GTAnd a. 2 bIoeks trom
way.