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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-23
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

THE ONLY LOAN IN Market
now offered by the Government, and it confidently
expected that its superior advantages will make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN Of the PEOPLE.
Less than $4,000 900 remain unsoli, which will
probably be disposed of within the 80 30 days.
when the notes will undoubtedly command premium
as has uniformly been the case closing the sub
scrptions 10 other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions par. Subscribers will
ect their agents, in whom they have confidence,
and who only to be responsible for the delivery
of the notes for which they receive orders.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-23
q n Ordnance requiring keepers ~ Ssal-
.cribing penalty for Violations thereof.

SEC. !. Be Il ordained BY .hs Commoo Counsel o.
the city Of Richmond that every person q psssons
who shall keep Stallion Jack 70 let 70 uafss,
shall pay Losnse &c fen Dollars for every Stsi-
lion or Jack 30 kept.
SIC 2 Any person shall advertise 70 ksep o. keet
any Stallion Jack to let 10 uasres inside Is miss
for the Corporation Of Richmood a within han .
nle of sAa Corporason lns, without 6rss psocusinS
q Iicerse from tn Mayor Clerk az eaid City.
shall upos euaviseine tisseof Be fnsd h Any ss4
mt ess than 6ye soe Dcse than t~soty;dsllaes 81
costs Of suis 10 which shall b addeA Aoekse - -
the Attorney proseeuting The same Of o..
SH. e ThA act % - h fuvcs, ffo0 ed 49, -
pahkicAsien. @~4 sEs IN
Approved, March !, 1855.
JOHN rYsLEY. Mayor.
ArTKsr: W. W. Acszzx, City Clssk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-23

Clean Flax Seed to Loan.
4 No. I Artlcle.-Sothing but Flax eed.-No
"A foul seed whatever Call and mine for YOUR
selves. We feel certain that farmers wlll find il
their interest to call at the
COIL MILL.e
Just North of Richmond. or at
JOHN BELLS FLOUR AND SEED STORE,
adjoining the Meredith House. on Fifth street.
they wish perfectly clean article and inviting
TRY Us. ~ For the best yield of seed. liberal
premiums will be paid, to those getting above
named.
Printed scale of premiums can be seen by calling
at the 'Oi MIL"
Feb. 1865. ]. w. BCRSON & co.
lstl
II EvENCE AND POSTAGE STAMPS
H on sale by WM. BELL authorized Agent,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-23

VIM. BELL, Agent Riehmond.
Southeast Cor. Main ard Fifth 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-23

Some weeks since elegant carriage was presented
10 the estinable wife Of Gen. Meredith, by sevPal
gentlemen Of this city. We give below the presen-
tason speech Of Mr. Caldwell and the response of Mrs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
sd. MaraNn School llh

Sss ihoAIY SchoOA ~ pie -
There was mfge attendabce a Wen
gers and Zettlep'A Halls last senihes The
dfaMlbgs we're coHtlnaed. AID The cbmpe1
titibh for chances waI spiriieh. Hsmers1
baShs band wa here with ~ soul ,ihspir1
ing mnsic.N MI E % N
The managers found Il impossible to get
things ready for closingfhe fair last evening,
as had been announced. Ut will, therefore, be
positively closed this evening, when the
drawings for the Knabe Upright Piano,
seEI9g MS6lah 81 R6d Othet Valuable sfH-
cles, for which sufficient number OF tick
cts shan have been sold, VIII take place,
To-day, therefore, viii be the last opportp-
nifty tolObtainch chan6dsin Ole 9rsat. .prisestd
be drawn at the Fair this evening.
At nine o'clock this evening, the goods
AND other articles rewRtnirig p1dfaYhS Mil
positively be disposed of at auction. They
wil be sold withpnfreserTe, sstheyThRSl
been donated to the Fair for the benefit Of
st. Mary's School, and Ia Order to 6oahswer
thht end, they must be turned into, cash,
though 1t should be- dt less than half their
AGi4't AS there Viii q TiarSsios ornamental
and useful articles 70 be- auctioned~ off al
I'd Fair, and as many Of them %ilf doubt
less be knocked of at low bids, ladies and
gentlemen should make p pCiht 10 b
present at the sale this evening" as-Yell to
get fine things cheap as also TO aid the
managers OF the EaiF lIi g ht turning their do
nations into money.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
oSDerSectatlc AssociatIon.

The meetingo Franklin Democratic
Association last evening was an unusually
large one, and great interest was manifested
i'd thediscpssion. Ahet the delivery q thk
opening address, Maj. Stambaugfi, of New
Philadelphia, upon invitation, addressed
the meeting. He reviewed some of the
more important topics in the Presidents
Message, and earnestly contended that so
far as asthatdocumente enupciated Democratic
principles, 1t should haye:the approval and
Endorsement Of Democrats. "A very ami
mated and interesting debate, in which sew
eral gentleman participated, followed upon
points suggested by Maj. Stambahgh's ad-
dress.
The opening address at-the meeting was
made by w. w. Webb, and the discussion
that followed Maj. Stambaugh's remarks,
was principally participated in by Matthias
Martin, G. Lowenstein and DR.. Berkley.
~ - .slIA I u =. ia.
BEAUTIFUL stock of Solid and Plated
Jewelry. S. SELLECK & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

NfIINI IfI-II lI'----I7fV- ~
COIN closed yesterday at 1861.


THERE are now two htirdred and twenty
students at the University Of Virginia bi
STEVENS Revolutionary committee Of
nine IS composed of seven radicals and two
cOnseEratiyes-ad 9oael tsfli ,i1uoo 3di boz
AI4Rdk am6hnt Of good cotton Is said
to have beepFaisedi ip Southern AI Illinois this
seasongoo sidi 70 191tlo na liiis snw barl
IT'issIegsd blythe O'MAaoSr party, that
Treasurer RouRKE, loaned to the Neg \ ork
Trfbwas largeAmount the Fenian funds.
The Richp.3d, tys.) Enquirer insists that
''prOiesaed and acknowledged wits, gUe
have on0he, irom the Potomac 10 the Rio
Grahak!n 31i ehRm 1851 TgVHV rtt ion NJ
Mosr rldiculcus Is the assumption OF
I; the RepuIieansin Congress, that Southern
! State can pass Fundamental but not statu,
tory lawJ bsnob1nu II on uadB aoiiisdq II
ACCORDING 10 therNd,0 Fork World nine
million ofdollars were received into the
Fenian Treasury, and 1t was expected that
twenty-fve millions more would be receiv-
ed ff6m9 the sale of Fenian bonds.9 .tI'ow
THE Express Companies are making too
much money TO suit the Toledo Blade, and
it berates them in aeolpmR editorial, as a
monopoly that, ought to be abated, and yet
1t favOrs a high protective tariff. Very con-
sistent, trulya 10 m3isoq 3.5 Il .EGl d &
AN Abolition journal viii have it that
there lis no, danger whatever of q rupture
between the President and Congress. If
this is the case, why are the Southern SEN
ators and Representatives not admitted to
their seats? ?3ammal7 a4 sr Hgra .bs-in
THE. Netc York Tribune estimates that If
the,pending bills in Congress for the dis
bursement of money for sundry purposes,
were passed, there would be added one hum
dred millions of dollars to our already fear
ful weight of public burthens. ..r it' q
The Cleveland Plain Dealer gives it as its
opinion, that ''the Democracy, without the
sacrifice of q single principle, and without
any deviation from the straight line of
duty, will, as one man, uphold the Pres
ident in any measures he may adopt for the
immediate paclncatlon OF tne country" a
The Cleveland HerdIdS Washington cor
respondent says that the Republican, mem
bers in Congress from Ohio have resolved
to vote unanimously in favor OF Negro Suf-
frage in the District of Columbia. Last
fall, when stumpiug the State, they assert
ed that it was untrue that they were in ia
Vof of such suffrage. id5Yglg ..W .
DR.. JOHNSON, in his work on the Econo-
my Of Health, says that lady should not
marry before she is q years Of age, nor
man before he is %. He claims that there is |
an actual difference OF seven years between
the two sexes, in the stamina of the con-
the symmetery of the form and |
lineaments of the face, va ''i j. '' 'f' 'i'-lo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
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b C&R8EITg, CIR TJGs
71UT0dertakerE.T


We refer thepublic to the advertisement
bfthe new frmiof Eagan & Power, Under
takers and Livery, Stable Keepers, on the
corner of High street. and North Public
lane, and in the rear of the Soldiers HSnie.'
We commend the firm atogpublicv patrons
age.79yop Cd uiy bnA ,7T71osi7Q oh g. slsllsa ~
Mr.. lEagan is wen known IN the city as
having been of late in business as a hack
man, and formerly engaged ln, the calling
Of an undertaken. Thus he has had ex-
perience in bothabranehesr Of business in
which the new firm proposes to epgsge'I
and such Is TIE character and abilities. of
both the partnersthat satisfaction will be
rendered to- their customers and all who,
may call upon them in the line Of their
business, by promptly and efficiently fill
ling alf orders joJ0 10 Ysb bce 9h3 ,yAbi1i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

- a
what other lightcaif the dozen OF bills and
resolutions already proposed |n The Senate
San0 Ifoilse be regardeaY ~
Neithee the fadieal Unionistsf of the
North nor tHe radical disunionlsts of the
South, Nh0 are SO happily playing into
each ofhbrs' lands just nov, are0f the men
who tock active part In the strife closed
last spring, and in this fact therelsIat least
n seeming argument for the repeal of the
Congressional test oath. 1t Is stated that
man not long ago said to General Joseph
K. Johnston, that he didn't feel whipped,
ana that Johnston asked him what CONF
mand he had beendgbtipg jp., "Not any"
was the reply. .,@Renp. said the sveteFh1
rebel, II have been fighting, and am
whfpped So It Is through the entire
South. The real Union party of the South
Is To be4oupd amgngthe euyb0sprren-
dered to Grant aud Sherman last Aprie
and the. real Union partyof the North is
made up TO argreat extent Of the smeIcwho
fought at Donelsou and JVielSsburg and
Richmond under the Federal flag, scarcely
one OF whomwill be found to jndorse the
ultra measures Of the present Congress-
The basis Of Unlonsin these two parties is
very nearly thesame.sIn the South, Johnston
and Beauregard say they have been fighting
for slavery, and have lost the stake; In Che
North, Sherman and Grant say that slavery
has been abolished by the results OF the
war, and the rank and file on both sides
concur In this verdict. But when the ultra
measutes of facti0hists are advanced, they
find little eSsympathy from the active par
|, Elephants in thelate Struggle on either side.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
Death Of ExsGovernOr Corwin.

.. "
Death OF Exs6soVernOr COryvin.
at Washington City, on Monday after
noQn, at about half-past, two o'clock, Hon!
THOMAS CORwIN died, from the effects of q
paralytic stroke that he received few eveI
nings before. Mr.. CoRwN was born in
Bourbon county, KY, on the 10Th Of July,
1884, and was descended from Hungarian
ancestors. In 1898 his father moved with
his family to near the then town of Leban-
on, o., and engaged in agricultural pursuits.
Hons THOMAS CORwIN's early education
/ was defective. Until he was about twenty
years Of age he worked on his fathers farm,
when he entered the Clerks Office of War
rea county. In the ensuing year (1Sl5) he
commenced the study of law, and in May,
1siS, be was admitted to the bar, and at
once took rank as leading members. -Four
years afterwards he was elected O to-
the Ohio, Legislature, in which, body
he served seven years. In 1880, he was
elected to Congress, and was continued in
Congress- until 1910, wien he was elected
Governor Of Ohio, which position he held
+ T."
but one term7rbeing defeated for re-elec-
tion. In 1S45 he was elected to- the United
States Senate, and on the accession of Mr..
FItLMoRE to the Presidency in 1850, he was
appointed Secretary Of the United States,
Treasury, which position he held until
March A, 1858, when he returned to LebanI
on and resumed the practice Of the law.
Five years Afterwards, in 1865, he was elect |
cd TO- Congress- and was reelected in
1860. y By President LINcoLN he was
appointed Minister to Mexico, where he |
remained until the arrival of MAxIMILIAN,
when he returned home on leave of alb
sehee, For some months recently, he has
been practiei1g mis- profession at Wash
ington. During the existence of the Whig /
party, ,heiwhsia Wing, and 1atterly he was
what y known as a,conseryatfye Republic
can. He was q man Of great ability, and of |
rapeJIpOwers aof imimicry and oratory,
through which he was enabIed.to rise from
humble life into enFiable political and pro-
fessiQual prominence II roen b3Ieoi eI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
c 'isreateasat Chance d the seasons


We eallthe attention Ofour readers to the
advertisement Of Msssrss stsbbins, Towne
g. Co.. found among OUR new advertise
ments this morning,dH Having entered into
other arrangements In regard! 10 their bus
Interpretations after the list Oflnext APRIL
they are determined to close ont their pres 4
ent iargeEstoek Of excellent goods, regard
less of price, for the next sixty days. This
disposition Of their stock on hand, we are
well convinced, Is no catEh7penhya boast
but they mean what they say-for the proof
of this assertion, eau dpoR them, examine
for yourselves, and you will come away
thorpsgAl Eonsineed.ss sS = HHTuGs ie
Here you will find clothing of every de-
scrlption ofgxgellsnf ffsbEtgEaEd- 11supaGc5'
tured in the latest and best style; Hats,
Caps, &c. &C.; in factwenever examined
tinspst0Ck'oron one Of Igrsstep variety ip.tbls,
city. Cali upon 'themnaiid you win find
them gentlemen. and their clerks obliging
and accommod dating. ....-s'. - :. % %.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
dec19-d3t
,est.ipatrick,s school Fa,r "a IN

t-Sts RAIr1ck'S SchOOtNEUiRsEA Ngl
The, attention of the benevolent citizens
Of Columbus and Vicinity is Respectfully
solicited III Behalf OF the above school. D. 1t
Is known to the community that the above
institution has foAnd suchlfsHor in'theeyes
Of the public that the-old building became
inadequate tofhewahts5 of the rapidly in
Sreasihg number, Of, pupils, and that in
order to accommodate as many as desire to
enter, a new School House I6fi Substantial
character has. heeRerected. To. place it on
sure footing, with regard to appoint:
hehts,, funds, &c, a, Fair VAL, be held at
Naughton Hall for that purpose. The
ladies, who have already, began to con-
tribute to this enterprise, Tearnestly call
upon all to unite With them, and make'this
Fair still more ATTRACTIVE and entertaining
than any former one I'M this city. The do
hationsz arep already quite larger and the
prospect fora greater success is very cheer
ing. Pianos, Furniture, Sewing Maehinesy
Jewelry, and "a host of useful and torna-
mental articles are already on the list.
The Fair will be held during Christmas,
,vaak 9, 81 3uH' lh]I2 % sh ,1oo11 il,te
meeAs w ,s7'Gei sHH. 2 fIEuecltTuCI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
AnNo., Fafm ,for snIs.

The attention Of citizens is called to the
advertisement of John W, Baker, found in
another column. 1t is . desirable piece Of
property, wen improved and in exeelleht
order. Would it MOTH we'll for the Com
nissiohers Of the Hare Charity Fund to
examine this propertyp There is a build
ing already erected on the premises which
lis well adapted for the purposes whichthey
desire, and which alone would cost at the
..present,rates of building, at least $4,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

Turney & Simon Win sell az the New
England Hotel, oppositel the depotpasstsnV
O'Clock this forenoon, one Of the largest,
and finest lots Of Household and Kitchen,
Furniture ever offered in the city. For
list Of the more valuable ARTICLES the reader
is referred to the advertisement Of Messrs.'
Turhey 8 SimOHRin tbs papsR Household0
ers, hotel keepers and others waiting new
andUhOice furniture at low prices will do
we'll attendrthis Aales eomalmIeneing alI alto
A. NJ. to-day AN anu gv.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
n
BY Beal ~ Parsons.
FURS! FURS! AT AUCTION!

We will sell at auction, at our Sales
Room; No, 'l64 South Highstreet, on Satgy1
day, Dec. 23, 1865, commencing at 2 O'Clock
p NJ "a large assortment Of ladies' &nd
Misses Furs,sconsisting of Minks Fitch,
Water Mink, Siberian, Squirrel and Coney
Capes, Collars, Cuffs and Muffs.
These goods must be sold without re-
serve, toaBerRighest bidder :anawnldur:
nish rare chance to procure Christmas
presents at great bargains.
BEAL & PARSONS En- 7
dec1O-5td Auctidheers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

TheFewere five cases before the Mayor
yesterday fmorning. Three we've for drunk
enness and disorderly co6ductS-one was
fined $5abd costs; and hnothefs3 and cpsts.
Both pad. The third VIZ discharged Upon
payneJN of costs. On6ehap vas arfaleecs
-ferfast driving, and discharged upon pay
ment of costs. One fellow Who had been
imbibing too freely of<bad liquor, was fined
81 and costs, and had not the means about
him to liquidate the amount.
|t1TM sCldiSrA,Aid Society Sf6tba1A Have
ueontributed TO the State -Soldiers' Home
near this city, $5O0in Government bonds
kwhlchiIwith 5the1accrued ipterest amouqt
to about $52s. III IoI a Jnu IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
FranklIn Com mon Pleas. I

. ! 4OEoDA1s DCCs 1Os
. State of Ohio v. William Castelow, in
dicted for robbery, jointly with George
Cooley and David, Witmang This ease
was submitted to the jury this morn
ing, and at five o'clock in the evening they
reported to the Court that theycOu not
agree upon verdict, and were discharged.
State of Ohio v. Henry Skeels. Indict-
ment for selling into Eicating liquor in vio-
lation Of law. Defendant appeared in
Court, and entered into recognizance with
surety in the sum, o, $500 for his appear
ance at the next term, to which time this
case was continued.
State of Ohie v. George Cooley, indicted
brrobbery Jointly with William Gastelow
and David Whitman. Separate jury trial of
the defendant Cooley. Bingham and Pros
ecutlng Attorney for the State; Converse
and Wiley for the defense. The testimony
Of witnesses was concluded, and the argu-
nehts of counsel commenced. AZ AtL ~ 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
,No.Il6wynno- IlIocIEs O

ThlsexeelIent' business building has,re-
Gently been purchased by Messrs. Stebbina
Towne s. Co, who intend to repair and re-
lfitit throdghout In thelatest and most ap-
proved style, and will occupy A, T, as ,a
wholesale jobbing house, exclusively In
clothing. rFhsrG ares four ,steriesr exclus
siEe Lofqthe basement. The first second
and third stories will be occupied as sales
rooms, and the fourth used exclusively for
the, manufacture of clothing. Messrs.
stdbbAa, iTowRe n Co. afe1 1s9tarpFiSS
ing energetic business EOHngr men, and
we eongrstulate them on having secured
SO desirable a location for their establish-
ment. - ~ oj aoa9 .S 81 e,I N od o,i,,
Music BoxEs from $500 to- $500.
s. SELLEcK q CosHt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
BY Beal 81 Parsons..'
u hooks! books \ ~ 81 !

EuSS SsI5UEaA
2 We will sell by auction, at our Sales
Room, No. 16i South High streetipn Thurs
day, Dec. 2lst, 1865, commencing at
o'clock p. NJ a large collection of Books,
consisting7in part Of Historical works,
works on Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Law Books, Theological, Poeti-
cal and Masonic, works; Juvenile Books,
suitable Ior Christmas presents; Song Books,
Magazines, School Books, and a large va
riety of miscellaneous works; also Maps,
Ipkstands, Paper, Weights, etc. Sale posi-
tive.
BEAL & PARSONS, Auctioneers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

Twonegroes, male and female, arrested
in hamilton Butler county, for passing
counterfeit money, have been held to bail
by Us. Commissioners. Halliday, of Gincin7
natl, in the sum of $1,000 each, for their ap-
pearance at the next term Of the q. s.
Court. N ''''sf - -''A59A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

! THE people Of Kalida, Putnam county;
are discussiDg5a new gailroad 'proieet3 st
i,is proposed that the new road shall leave
the Dayton and Michigan road at Leipsic,
and running in southwesteriy course
through the villages Of Glendorf, iKaIida
and Fort Jennings inetsect the Pitts
,burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago road at Del-i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

Two Of the rowdies who assaulted VAL
landigham at Eaton, few weeks ago, have
been since arrested for prior criminal of
fenses. Ore of them has been taken TO IN
diana for trial upon arequisition fromGov.
Morton, '.... Ia t7H.T'dfI ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

} A grand anniversary tournament at5the
Excelsior Rooms, on Thursday evening,
December 2lst.a sh.Hl7 aiW1 ss5auJr
Messrs. Clutter s Young, in view Of the
liberal patronage their rooms have enjoyed
for the past year, will give their patrons
and the public generally aJree run of the
5alb on Thursday evening next Come,
everybody, to the Excelsior, first door
North of the Neil House, Thursday eve.I
CLUTTER & Young,
dec19-d3t Proprietors,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

/. COED and silver coins have been recently
struck at the mint with the motto-"In
God we trust This will give point,to the
sarcasm abroad that the only god the YAM
KEGS have faith in is the almighty dollar"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

b THE Grand Jury Of Cleveland on ssture
day returned indictments against thirty
three persons for selling liquor, and keep
ing houses fOrthe saleof the same, contrary
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

Those who want books. pictures, toys,
and other beautiful and elegant gifts for
Christmas and the holidays, should scan the
notices in this paper forthe sale OF such ar
tlcles. Gentlemen who advertise are liber-
al .and, enterprising, and will do wGll'by
their customers. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20
'roenHousehOlh w ordu

Delicious, refreshing, purifying, ,pregefya
alive, indispensable, exquisite, are the
termsapplied TO the famous sozopeNF in
thousands of households every day. And
Wh5a Simply because allthe virtues,mehF
dacieusly claimed tor other dentFjfSes, act
hallyexist1in5 this wopdeEfpl, prsRarati9p.,
idec16-lweodi9 odt c idsgold Toy, oiolqmoo y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

THE elegant Knabe Grand Upright Piano
will be drawn on Wednesday evening, at
Wenger's Hall. Tickets can be procured at
Lesquereux's, at John Settlers, on at the
Hall, " l'.a.' ,' /! a'. .iWWi.ii SrG HcJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

ISL OF NAPlice.aTIR DYIytv
In 'orderit6 accommodate our patrons
durfRg 'tioltdayy,H our store? vii. be open
1til 8 o'clock in the evening.
b dec2O-2t7T q AnCyHEADLET& GO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

DIR. J. II. WRIGHT, of the U. s. Navy, had
his pockets picked on the. Express train on
the Ohio & Mississippi, railroad, which ar
rived at Cincinnati on Saturday, of s36s
in greenbacks,, and $4,000 in Government
bonds. '' ''t' f'' 81 a.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

y AFTER cold snap comes thaw, and
then a freeze. We have had the cold snap,
and are now having the thaw. Next, look
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-20

THE City Council, on Monday evening,
passed the ordinance to establish d Board OF
Health. The Board consists Of eleven
membership medical and five pop-medical
men. An official copy of the ordinance
win doubtless appear in this paper in . day
or two.