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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-09

REMaARKABLE.- Two whole days ana
nights without rain. (. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-09

The I'd Ohio cavalry, consisting of 775
men, left Nashville on Monday forathis
point. suoii17a m ~ aa .s, Or. b 7o:Ii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-09
COMMERCIAL MATTERS

new York Money pIarkot---August 8.
MONEY Steady at ear per cent. for call loans.
STERLING EXCHANGE--Firme at loSX@
1887 for gold. rS
advancing TO l44%, and closing at I44H
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-H9l4cb better. at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-09
To George, Kipsel, Susan Kinsel, Charles
1Mourer, Catharine A. MoureE and Alice


To George. Kipsel, Susan Kinsel, Charles
Mourer, Catharine A. Mourer, and Alice
v. MOurer: W. ~ 2 %@F-, t&N y ~
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that on the Tth day Of July 1866. William Msny-
penny, administration Of the estate of Jacob Mourer
de 'eased, filed in the Probate Court within and for
tne equity Of Franklin and State Of Ohio, a petit
ton alleging that on the 10Th day 0f November
~ iSSI the said Jacob Mourer then in full life enter
ed @ INTO contract in writing, with Philip smith for
The sale of the following described real estate. to-
witt In lots No: g. and So in the town Of Lock-
bourne, in Franklin county, Ohio upon the follOw-
ing terms: Five hundred dollars, TO be paid as fol-
lows Fifty collars by the first day Of December,
lS6y, and fifty dollars every succeedingsix months.
with interest at the rate Of six per cent per annu,
until the whole is paid, and when the same Is paid
the sa9 Jacob INQUIRER agrees to execute 10 the said
Philip SBith awarranty deed for the property de-
scribed above; that said Philip Smith raid 10 sad
Jae"b Mourer, in his lifetime, the sum Of one hum
dred and hity dollars and 10 said William Mony-
deceased, the sum Of three hundred and eight.
three dollars and eghty-eight cents. making, ia ALL
the sum Of five hundred and thirtythree dollars and
eighty eight cents paid by said Philip Smith on
said contract which is tul satisfaction thereof that
said Philip Smith now demands a valid deed for
said premises; and that George kinsel, Susan Kin
Mourer are the beirs at law and legal representa-
tiyes Of the said decedent ~ s9fp,gE tst IIIfi
The prayer Of the petition is for authority to make
deed 70 said Philip Smith, in behalf OF said heirs
at law and legal representative, pursuant to said
contract. sad petition will be for hearing ON the
18th day Of August, 1863 Or as soon thereafter az
leave of the Court can be obtained :" - 7, ~
.uoil., 60 WILLIAM M0NYPENNY, ~
Administrator of Jacob Mourer, deceased. 9 =
Jui'I3B5 dltaw6W 10 81 NV eladfH5a.iTsYhH iEgGI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-09
Now Yorl Stock Eiarket-..Aurust q.

.ST0CKS-Steady. Gold IA Y; u. 8. i6's5 S 2O'si
coupons, 1851; do new issue 1O4s; S. lo-1Os, ooa
pon: 96h; sos, I'd series, 09d4i Ohio q Mississippi
steamship Co. l5GJI; New York Genital 03; Erie IS.
Beading 1861; Michigan Southern 6614: Pittsburg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-09


SERENADE nTo-u GENERAL fVALCUTT-I In
passing along North Seventh street. on Mon
day evening, we heard the notes Of. fine
martial music sounding out on the night
air. Coming in front of the residence of
General c. C. Waleutt, we found there the
superb brass band ofithe 1sth u. s. .1hahl
try, with an escort Of the Columbus Ve-
dettes, complimenting the General with a
handsome serenade. Some Of the most
beautiful and.ipspiripg of our national airs
were played BY the band, with arskill and
facility ofexecution rarely equaled. TWAS
a compliment rendered TO a. gallant and
worthy officer, who has done the state some'I
service, and by whom 1t was highly appre-
ciated. S-.N ~ ~
General Waieutt leaves the city on Mon
day next to reportat Leayenwortb, Kansas.
= IL 1t.l o. III T. T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-09

OPERA HousE.--This evening new and
charming play -" The Count of Monte
Christie "-from the novel of that name, by
Alexander Dumas, viii be produced at the
Opera House, for the first time In this city,
The principal characters will be represent
ed by Messrs. Robert Johnston, c. T. Smith,
and Misses Grover and Van Osten-a strong
cast, insuringa good representation. aDur-
the progress OH the play Miss Marian Smith
will execute several Of her fayorite and
popular songs and dances. J
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LITTLE MIAMI g. COLUMBUS, g. XENIA)
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'''CoLUMBus, o., Aug. s. 1866. y
EDiToRs ONO STATESMAN Lon and af4
ter Monday, August 7th, 1855, trains will
leave and arrive at Columbus on the above
J. -l.ilLIH ,,na..yl n, IIEH 80 q TDIil TTs m
road, as follOws:gie on -LhIIithW oiiiih8
LEAVE ARRIVE 10
Night Express at.QJ l5A. M. Z @ BIS A. NJ
Cincinnati Accommodation 600 A, NJ. ,94OP. NJ,
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80 90 Yours truly, 10 olJur 81 .saq'5,o5ff't
I i4iqio1o. nc sso-.JoHN w. DoHERTY, Agt. Of
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Assault upon n Conflict of
r8 Authority,

New YORK, Aug. S.-The Tribune's Ra-
leigh correspondent says atnegro named
Curry, who some years since made his
escape from slavery, a few days ago re-
appeared in his oldneighborhood in search
of his family, to take them North. He was
setupon by citizens and nearly killed. He
related his treatment to Gen. Ames, who
sentsa squad of cavalry out and had the as
shilants brought to him. Gov. Holden then
notified GEN. Ames that he had appointed
justices Of the peace to attend to such cases,
andhe had no doubt justice would'be done;
but General Ames retains his prisoner
Meantime aTcharge, of assault and battery
has been brought against Curry, and he too
has been arrested and imprisoned by GOV.
Holden's officers, aNA N ~ ~
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NEW Z YoyiK, 4ag. 3 sssT = The Posts wash,
ihgton special says: The first regular cab
met meeting held for ten days convened at
noSp tos43aaS in AN jthe ahl members were pre-
sent. 9l3 vi diiR faHgun ll9I
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-. Sheriff and Master Commi ssonar..
lpgffclt&ym3 6sial31.A HE We
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mcnt of suppressions and kindred diseases, he
is without an equal, anu Ladies may feel as
surcd that they will receive the most delicate
and gcntlemanly treatment, and secure a
prompt relief from their troubles. Private
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eral treatment Of the case itself, linclading the
remedies) viii be forwarded without delay,
and in snch . manner as to convey no idea Of
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ted.
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sure those DESTROYS Of medical relief, that he
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Parties in the country, Who may desire tc
consult the Doctor, can do so by letter, and re-
ccive in return full description Of their dis
ease and its means of cure. All communica-
tons will be held strictly confidential and the
letters returned IL desired. Medicines will be
sent securely. Letters, to receive an answer,
should be accompancd by an Express envelope.
COnsuItatl0n Free.
All letters must be addressed to
DIR. c. W. MOORE,
Gal Commercial st.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
April 8, 1865. 22:m3
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Nus MeericO.

New Srleam8, 30. Oft, Na6ri6ten
pom 81. aus Matamords melben, DaB bis
3u bteiem Datum nod fetn Nn9rtf uuf Die
Stapt aemo6t tptrbe. Sen. Nleiia fat 49,
900 gut betpaFnete unp ppbl bt8cipltnirte
3ruspsn.
@prtinas 1T In Brownsville unb man fa9t,
er babe bas Commando Der Qtberalen nteosrs
gele9t, Da man tbm nt4t 9eltattete, bteSturm~
eOIpnne gu fiibrtn.
Die 9tberaIen ltnb nneefdbr 1000 Niunu
tart unter G~scpbapa. Mejta tat Elm ~etIernea
Ranunenbppt, nit tpelGem er ben 6luB pber-
rnD unterbalb WatamOra8 patrcutQirt. Dim
%. b6rte man in Bra3p8 aanonenbpnner
wel6er O9ns 3wetfel BON benz &anpnenbpUt
6erribrte.
Sn Mdtdmpras 1T man tpegen bes Qlnsrtfa
Der Qi6eraIen unbeluret. Sen. @anales If
in Meir unb branb1Aast Die &auleute, tpeld'
In Matamores gerbinOlt6tetten baben.
Ser Matampras Mcnttur bat Na4ri9ter
BON 8eleien, baB 5000 gOlOntare auf ben
@eoe mad Mericp linD.
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@eneite Nadri6ten.
selearapbirt fir ben ,,salimpre meter0 /.
SmnOeshul,htEfaht.

-9ouo. SUbnlOn conference.-the bur6,peu
StaatSletretGr pff3tea benaArt6ttet wurben
bab Der 9rdiocnt tetnen Staat ais in pt,
Union suritt9etebrt betraGten fam, 70 langt
oerRlbe nt4t bic Stebelen Staats16ulo repu-
Dirt. Nd4lebenpes 1T Der @prtIaut Der De
peGhe:
19on. Sas. s, Sobnlpn, PROV. G'Oue. eCt,
Georgia, Mtlepgspide: = S9re Seri6tebes
nen SeIegrdmme ltnp etneetrpfen. Der pral.
tann fetn @Olf ireenD zines Staates ais III
bic linton surlidgefebrt betradten, welGes Die
S6ulpen, ipel6e CUR ltnterltlbuhe Ger 8s>
be0icu geuta6t purpen, fir legal bdlt.
50. $. Senarb.
Gen. Grant unO Sen. Sbotelb be1adz
tett 9eute penVrafpenten SeuteNllor9en luGte
s. $. 8sagan um etne Nupieu3 naG, plr-
be ieDU6 ntdt ~enpfan9en unO madte lpater
benz Straightforward einen 8elud.
Der graliOent arbettet teibig an letner
8Ut16aft.
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Stel 9eIinper 9etpurpen. Setue 6rau, wel0e
wdbrenO pes 9rO3eIe5 BIER mar, TT mad Sc,
Orsta abgereilt, ba Der Manm, Dem Fe tire
bret Rtnper anSertrdut BAT, g~eltUrben 1T.
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Surge SageszN enigfeitett.

New gprt, 80. Set. Ser Get, 9bO-
mas Correspondent beS 6eralO meloet unterm
7, Oct, paB ba8 Ser. Staaten &ancnenboot
RanIaS am 5. bort anfam utp Die Oia4rt6t
bra8te, OaB t9 Sap 5aptien an @eItrarr
sr9tben Sat.
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aus SaDonna6 on9etOmmen.
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am AbeaO oes 26. cine 8eDe an bic 8efretten
gu balten beabfGtiaten.
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bert nnO SObn NnOerl Jon, Elm Dedarbeiter,
@otrD, 30. Oct. Die Gen. Qpno1frpet
anO 9OO6 tamen BON 9ep Srleans, en- route
fur Walbtnotpn BIER an,
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Sartber Yptnt, 20. Set. Der DAM
pier Damascus BON 2iserppOl 1T np& ntdt

Sdrtber pptnt, ~. Oct. Der Dam
pier Damascus BON 2iserppcl 1T nod midi
an9e3et9t.
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&entudp unb Sen. 8urbrirse lnb In Sranf.
fcrp 3ulammensefCmmen unb BADEN l6 iibe,
friibere 3wtltt9ffiten freunp1daftli6 pertan.
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@6arleltpn nebmen.
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rt6 gums pre6er beS Oele9atenbauies ernannt
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Su iperDen.
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pom &c. aus MatamuraS melben, paB bic
2tteralen 9eiala9en tpurpen unp lid bann GUT
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ant Saltn tpnrbe ant Samlta9 Elm laredltAer
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Ntt1p tpurpe beate Nbenb bur6 etnen Wann
9lanenS JboS 9racp aus @iferlu9t sei4ufen
nnb tGptlt9 Seripunbet.
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Sbr 4SrpseR b~eenSist. = Die Smrp fimbet frs fdml
big inn etftcn Grdbe.

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run9et Jpn unp letnen @Olegen Nfariba1
bepO9en bdtten, t6r CUR Settle gu lte6en, nab
reno tie BON alien frtberpn 6reunOen S~erlalIeu
Iet.
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@lttnttn ptriel6en gu Cute tOmmen lalen
pirben.
S6m fpl9te ST. Mar16aQ. @r iaate, Die
9ertbetOt9un9 BABE in Die tent Safe nit ben
srGBten S9pteri9tetttn 3t tdmpfen eebabt.
@r Sat ben G'ert6tsbpf Die SurY babtn 3u
tnfrutren:
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Settle Der 8epetSfibrnns gang ununterbrpden
unO gleia tart Jet unD DAP ale III tdnpr ba=
nit in @%tuflang lteben.
p Wenn bic Str9 etlten oerninfttoen
3petftl Daran fat, DaB Srau Garutber8 on
@tft 9eltcrben Jet, 70 muB tie freilpre6en.
3 g6enI % tptnn lie einen be~rnitnftt9en
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Silt pur4 bte Nngeflagte beigebraGt .purpe,
uno
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9iftung bent 3ufanoe be5 SrrlFnn6 entiprun=
9en fet.
Die Sertbetpt9un9 Bate tetne @ntldfunesz
3et9en oOrsubrtn9en unb batte uberbaupt 9ez
ssniiber elmer iol6en Nafe l6 gegenltttig en-
91n3enbtn Supicten 1nD Nusiaaen elaub-
pirrpt9er 3eu9en etnen barten Stano. 3robs
benz ttattn Die NnpdIte Der 6rau @rtnber tbr
WlGeli6e5.
Mttt elmer bon Ht6ter Sterreit eeeebenen
uebtrliAt Der Serbanplun9en, 16lpB Der 8rp=
asB uno Die SurY 3p9 it4 am Na4mtttae our
8erat6ung 3uritd.
Grlt beute fri6 9 ubr puroe bent @ert1te
an5eleigt, paB lt ii4 iber Elm gerOtft seeint9t
babe. Die 8etla9te purpe wieoer pDreefIbrt
unO auf 8efra9en beS Glert6, ipra9 Der GUr.
mann Der SurY i'm Namen bsrielben baS
rS6ulpt9 peS MprDe8 I'M erl TEN Grab" aus
Sic Nneetlaete 1Grte bns Serbtct an1Aet.
nenp NIT Der 9r6Bten Seelenrube an unD ent.
fernte IiA wieper aus Dem SiBunssldale, pbn'
trgenD pelAe Nufre9un9 funO su 9eben. @rl
ipater, a!S le bon tbrem Wanne I'M @efdn9:
nt1e etnen 8elt6 erbtelt, idten baS BewuBt
ietn tbrer Str3peifelten Gage Iber le 8u TOM:
men unb le brn9 In Sbranen.
81 enpete pteier merfpirotge Criminal
prO3sB NIT ether S4ulpt9ipre&uns, bic Sober
Der Dem 8srlaufe b%e7elben aufmerfl fam 9efpfg
TT, ais oplfommen gereGtertt9t betra9ter
rtr0.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-31
W0NmltOn, Q. 6.

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Nadntitta9 9e9eu 8 ubr tpl1rbert ei1te1t1 gte9er, gta-
11el8 0irOn, IN elmer M1ep Spilden 8 ctr. unb
W~ta1iaduiett8 Ape., Der 3peite unD brittle Singer
Ieirer lt1fe1t Sat1b 3ufd1i9 a%bgeidp1ien. Sin an
berer gte9er, NamenS 4eter 8rpotS, mel6er fiirsz
lid aus Der Ser, Staaten @rrtee aus9emllI tert
mar urb Ieine Min8fete nit nad SallIe 9enOmmen
bate, laB por leiner 9uu8tbiir in iener Mlep unb
ipielte nit ietnenl @ewebr, Elm fletue8 Sinh lpielte
nj letner Ndbe unp 1tieB gegen ba8 S9lp6 bes Sc
pebr8, wcrauf iid b%aIielbe entlrb. Die Susel
braug blrd, cine 8rettertpanb, itreifte in benz
Suuie eir1ert gte9.rfnubelt anb 5eri4metterte benz
Sater be1ieIben Die betben Singer. BroofS bplte
.ipfort Stpet @rnpdr5te, tpelde Dirpn perbanDeu.
3wei Y~oli5ilten perbafteten ben unpprfidtigen See
ger, bod Ser Sertpunoete fpiii1l6te nidt, Jpn ge>
rtftli4 81 ~perfplse1 rno CT iplrbe pteber in Sreis
BELT gelebt.
t0te II eberrei ebeS@pl. Oabl<
green. @m WtOntag @beub purbe bic 9ei6e
6eS Oberlten ulrt6 9ablgreei, tpel6er 9elegentlid
be8 &ilpatrid' l6en Streif5u9s I'M Wtdr5 1864 fel,
l1ltb leitbem in elmer @ruft 6eS Gonsrebe&ir6bpfS
b~ei9eiest mar, na4 Der Gttp Sail gebra6t, no fe
Biz be1te alt89eite1t r1b bann nd6 @ilminstp1t,
Del, gebrabt werben pirb. O1a1 aldubt, BAT
9enrp @arb 8ee6er Die 2eidenreoe balten mirb.
Ism 6reberif8bur9, Sa., bat iih Elm
Seretn 5ur GrriGtung zines Oenfiteins auf benz
SGlaftfelbe BON 6rebertfSbura aebtlbet,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-31
Gg~ Qusiteuuna i'm MorpIano Snfitut.

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ntat befu4t 1aben, hts geIesenbeit nttt oprIter geDen lafen
rbne BE leftsaus8eiteGten sa9lret9en Sebenswurft9tstten
gieuei6t trifft es It'd nt6t nteber, bag man cine 70 tnteteI-
fante Santntlun9 bon 0swebren uno antern 6rie9sapparatett
pte MIR lte BIER d~useefeut wteter teiiamntet itebt niGt Su
recen BEN Der eruBen &uspabl i'm NtaI6tnen. unb Werf=
euss=Deparibmeute ganentlid SteGt "@mer9'S ~oertefers
ter Cotton Sin" bic Infmerfianfeit Ger geiudar auf it6, pk-
i6on MUIR Elm bis smet Sage a%ussefteat Der Aeent 1T Gag
unb gtn9t anreienb unb ertldrt bic @prSIse ~befel6en unb bic
Irt unb gDetfe, BaumwpGe nit Wta6tnen su ~fdubern, Gin
an6erer fnnrei6 3ufannntfneefe Bter suub iur ben 2anortrth,
Wtller II. @etreibebintler unentbetrlli6er Nrtitel, Der eben
auf Ter NusfeIuns etnsetrpfen, 1T ter ySnteI SAINTS Sc
treble umo Sanen-Sprtirer", BON 6rn. 6anfel 9. 9perS 3u
Vettr, Suq mad miGenl6aitit1en @runbidsen argeferttgt
unb Bon Sadbertdnbtgtn alen anbtrn Npparater btefer Mrt,
bic man tennt, p~pr8ejO8en. Dteie Mafatne aleiu lpbnt einen
8eiud Der MuSfeuurg.
(pf27-N so. 81. Il ou1bItn II, 8DrGber.