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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MORNING SESSION.

Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Moore.
Petitions were presented and referred
for an increase in the fees of sheriffs, pro
bate Judges, and county clerks.
Mr.. Reber introduced a bill, which wai
read the first time, to amend the first sec.
tion of the act to regulate the fees of sher.
ifs in civil and criminal cases, passed March
13, 1887. and the first section of the act to
regulate the conversation of sheritfs for
keeping and providing for prisoners in Jail,
passed March IA, 1864, and the first section
of the act to regulate the taxation and pay
ment of costs in certain cases, passed March
%, 1860.
On the recommendation Of the committee
on Military Affairs, the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
ResolUed, That the standing committee on
Medical Schools and Societies be instructed
to visit the different U. S. hospitals in the
vicinity of Columbus, and report as to their
condition, and the general management of
the sick and wounded soldiers therein.
Mr.. Green moved to reconsider the vote
by which the House refused to pass the bill
to prohibit truancy and absenteeism in
schools, which was agreed to, and the bill
was referred to Mr.. Lindsey as a select
committee.
On motion of Mr.. Hayden, the vote was
reconsidered whereby the House refused to
pass the House bill to amend the act pre-
scribing the fees of County Treasurers, and
supplementary thereto, passed May 1st,
1862. Recess.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
U. :. $50 LOAN!

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the urdsrsigned has assumed the General Subscrip-
ton Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths per cent in
terest per annum known as the
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Notes of all the denominations named will bs
promptly furnished upon rcceip, of subscripiOn.-
Thisis
THEE NNuv UOANuN M yIARIxET
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GREAT POPULAR LIAM Of THE PEOPLE.

ly expected that its superior advantages will make
it tho
GREAT POPULAR LIAM Of THE PEOPLE.
Less than s2OO, ,oOO.O 600 rema 10 unsod which will
probably be disposed of within the 60 90 days.
when the notes will undoubtedly command premi-
um, as as uniformly been the case on closing the
subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of
the country may be afforded fac little, for taking the
loan. the National Banks state Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par Subscribers
will select their own agents. in whom they have
idence, and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive ORDERS
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. PAHade,pAia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the
FirstNational Bank of Columbus.
Franklin Nat'nl ss I"
National Exchange Hank I"
febll-d6wamoin
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The House bill, relating to the fees OF
County Treasurers, the vote on which was
reconsldered just before recess, was referred
to the committee on Fees and Salaries.
The House bill to compel vaccination
and prevent the spreading of smallpox,
was discussed at length; substitute was
adopted for the original bill, and the
amended bill. or substitute, ordered to be
read the third time on Wednesday next.
Mr.. Waters offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
WHEREAS, The Superintendent of the
Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum mentions in
his report that the state is the owner of a
certain tract of land. consisting of several
acres, about halt mile east OF said Asylum;
therefore,
Resolued, That the Secretary of State be
requested to inform this House, at his earl
lest convenience, the number of acres of
said land, the title the State has to it, and its
probable value, and his opinion as to the
propriety Of permanently connecting 1t
with the Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum.
Adjourned.
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Mrri Mnsi' % .sp1 and JAMES
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on tho 3lst day of January, 1862
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now offered by the Government, aHd it is confident
ly expected that its superior advantages will make
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this 9Th day January AD
Comms lone rfo o in
, 1865-09-23
FROM MADISON,

The Supreme Court-A New I1ule-IIor.
tlcuitural Exhibition - Corrcxpon-
dcnce between the Gubcrnatoraul
CAndldntcA-(sen. + airch!ld Declines
to Canvass with Gen. IKobart-rro-
posed Establishment for hoard Of
Trade.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Ttibunc]
MADISON, Sept =
The Supreme Court met today and hearl several
,notIont and adjourned TO the 9Th Inst. Before
ad;oarning the Court adopted q rule that no cases
Of nandamns shall bc commenced in this Court e1-
cpt IN cases Of civil and county Judges only BY the
issue eevce Of an attachment writ 10 be granted
by the Court and it will be g1anted In those cases
in which the Circuit Court hae concurrent jnrsdtc-
lion, with this exception only-whcn some good
rcasone are shown why the application IL not made
to t1,e Circuit Court.
The Horticultural exhibition held at the Assembly
Chamber last night was decided success, large
ya:iety Of flowers, fruits and Vegetables being On
The following correspondence has pissed be-
tween Gen. Hobart and t;cn. Faischi!d, the oppo-
sing candidate for Governor:
MADISON. Sept. II.
Ircrrs FrEcHno-Gfneraf: Having been
placed In nomination by the Democratic party for
Governor Of the State, have been rc4uesled to
make canyase Of the State with Ton. having been
nominated for the same Office. Shonfd It be agree
10 have ron accompany me in the CANVASS.
Very trnly your friend,
nc. HooARr.
GEN. rArEcHTlprs EET1T.
MADtsos, Sept. "a.
GE. q. c. HoRART-GeatTd; am In receipt
OF your note Inviting me 10 accompany and join
bsvc not intended to make IN extended canvass
It'll. fall My Official duties will prevent II. can
moi accept your invitation without neglecting those
dntiez, Consequently am Obliged 10 declusc IT.
tery respectfully yonrs,.
LCc1us FA1Rcn1Lp.
A Board OF Trade Is about being organized In
This tftY
, 1865-09-23
FENIANISM,

ya-s,- r-..~pA. n- ar.n v,.tuI.
Ihc Aofldoh Tress on tne AEtau %on-
spiracy-Surmi*e~ M to it~ Strength
and 0bIrcts-The Origin of Fenlaut~sll
Letter Frou, I'M American Nen1an.
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NEE 1oEE, SeP1: ~ Dnbltp !etses 10 ihc
Sa ndGR r.; fnv I:s,g eaye tosG Is m 1;on % o.
nc'e tat .as se, ais " o,;aIa;
sa ateuIuh az "nGh . X; ~ unG.a1
~ LA a;s, ~ ~ ,t - ILL oi ~. ,G
M 49, 1t.st T. !. ha;"xc III =. .t1s r. f-Tnfs H.
r. y,Sf+ Sts - IL shsf h.nIS T4cir ~ n-,%s ~ :. T.
ssd en1nc f,,,n nhr,,,1 i,c1S .cnt hy aTssrc.
ps.I sa'' II er+,or* ~ ma rf.;r T. q cnsinnai
tho, liz. AZ HIM. eofd th,nrchnut the enrntF1
distrcts nj third Of their nnnsrrnf yalue hut tis
..o"I5 I ;nt ~ ma sxijfnre r. shn.T tot natri
W, ~, .rssr cass of M" s.rrs,n.e 1si t. A.
No Earn ia anyIody event ia man ,xhn attsmn,s
i" ~ ana Il A''''' "A~
Almost cvcrr steamer which eo,,,cs orr, frnm
AmeTIca hrn1s a n1uIfu'' snI son,stimes % ss "ofI
hanifuI of ,3jsina aaeti Yankee sojfera. ma white
thrT Is nnhtn 1cry unnatural in this consiaer1ne
thst n te o,her eie n he Afantfr thev hsT Insi
nnf m fn H. end Of a snr in Which tIIo irish lsye
fsE,n = nrnm;nrnt nsr. fhe nreT1iency oT F,nion
i'm IN 1feland rcndert the arfiyai Of these e1.war
1jnIz en!ncsyhst nnficeahle.
1 iet;rr fro, ,n anrere.n 19en,sn IN tho rrh,,
ttet,non cnntn1ns ihe failo1Ino nsnrvs ..Ths E.n.
In Is cssen;iaiIy an Amc,icsn on11antzaiion roT.
,nnred nhnnt e1ven rrars arn ri rerv i; ttsr NJ
nhieet Ibsn freeing Ireland from tbc Enaitsh vns.r
II IL cntire1v ronnosed nf 1rish,cTs II r.. NV.
, 1865-09-23
SECOND DESPATCH.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Premiums to Sewing Machlne$-The
Afternoon Races aud Winning Horses
Lady Eque~trfa1l1x1n-E Election OF
Officers for the Ensuing Year.

Premiums to Sewing !Iaclllne~-The
afternoon Races aud Winning Horses
Lady Eque~trfa1l1x1n-I OF
Officers for the Ensuing Year.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdboue.1
ADRIAN, SEPT, e.
The Seventeenth Annual Fais OF the Michigan
Agricultural Society closed this evening at tiz
o'clock, and has been heyoud all odds the most
successful far ever held In the State. both fnan-
cially aud exhibition. The total receipts foot
Up about fourteen thousand dol1ars. received from
nj least ff1y thousand people. This IL four thoa-
sand dollars ovcr last year.
tcrnoon on sewing machines: Su.1e thread
machine, Wildox d GIbbs, Chicago: double thtrad
naashIne Mhe,ss wilsen h9nSiscsnt1s c.;
bert display Of work, Wheeler Il Wilson Manu1ac-
turing Co.: bemmer and Teller, L. Cornell, Chi
cage; hE9idssE, same: had sewing mashiaa fSs
son, Cincinnati; ]. V. D. Eldsfdge'a Sewing
Machine md the Florence Sewing CO: wero recon-
ucnded to favorable notice.
The principal part Of the afternoon was devoted
to the race tIack. Thete were three races as fol-
mic; prixe., 800 ind s5o. Tie following wsre Tic
cnt1ies: "cra1y Jane r. ,Goodnch; - Stone
13osst t 2 ch:Re ,nS va 1,ssn Il astone F0'sr
6set PREMIUM <3o0 second xl00. Entries: .tst
Dcnnss," A. S. Chappell; "vLginina, II. 4 Flint;
'sLimeTck Boy" Arthur Gore. The arst two heats
were won by t1St. Dcnnis."' Time, &533i, s:571as.
"strGtnius" :" md " Limerick Boy were dfstansed
on The frzt heat
Third Isacc-Ttosttng mactb mile heat, best three
in five, frtt premium five hundred dollars; eeccnd
ono hundred dollars. The entries arc .1fayelfer, =,
formerly Grit" by II. Bnrtts; "Lady Parker, y
formerly 81 Lady Sherman" c. Peterson; .Tivian."
n G. Smith. Won by "Ifave1lcr;" Time, e..st4.
a.::1k.
There wss also during the afternoon an exhi.
billion Of Lady EQuest14cnaes. The competitors
Wcrc Miss E. l.. Morton of franklin, Lenawce Co.:
Mrs. 7. Brown or Adrian, a1d Miss anna Harford
Of ffttsford. At Ill three were splendid riders. by
general Instructions Of the audience, each received
The hin" rfh1rnn.
al the annual rroetng OF the Society, hold at four
O'Clock, the following gentlemen wc1e elected OIL
cxfF for the ensuing year:
ptcsfdent-W. q. Deckwith, Ca.sopolia Cass CO.
Tfrasurer-E. o. Humphrey, kalamazoo, Kala-
marco county
sec1etuy-R. F. Johnttonc, Detroit, Wayne co.
Executive Committee Members whose terms
expire December 3et. 1865. s. Daffey, Kent CO.;
]. A. Waller. Kalamazoo CO.; r. G. BARKER, Wayne
CO.; John Gilbert, Wnshtcnaw CO.; Wf{ttam Hort,
l3e1rcn co.; ". ]. Baxter, uilledale co., Sandfort1
Howard, Irgham co.
Members Whose term expire Dec. 3lst. 1s;l-Jno.
Allen. Wnync CO.; c. ". Greene, Oakland CO.; L. =.
berry. LenaWee CO.: Geo. w. Phillip, Macomb CO.;
A. q. Bates. Monroe Co.; ". +. Manning, Van Bn.
Ern CO.; Marine Eorreil. jackson co.
, 1865-09-23
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

MectInS of tho Lincoln Monument Asso-
clutfon-(sro<k Receipts S53,000-Dc-
Sign for q Monument by Mead, tho
Vermont Sculptor-Arrivn1so of Ic@l-
mensx-lnproyemcn on the Soldiers
Cemetery.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trihune.]
SPRIHoF1Etp. Sept. T.
The weekly meeting Of the National Lincoln Mon
unaent A%eoclatiou WIS held IN the Capitol, yester
dny afternoon, Gov. Ogiesby In the chair. The
Treasures report shows the gross receipts Of the
Assoeiatiou including interest On $50 bonde, TO be
ss3Co0 Of which $51 600 arc stl1 In the treasury,
the balance having been expended for incidental ex
pcnecs. A very beautiful and apparently appEopsi-
ate deign for the monument was submitted by the
Governor fron, ,Mr. La.ldn ]. Mead, the well known
Vermont ecnlp,or. It fs Corinthtan column, Rup-
porting colossal figure Of Lincoln, md resting On
q pedestal. Fonr grpnps, representing the differ
EFT branches Of the military service, OCCUPY IS
1nau5 cornesr Of tho pedestal. At the base OF the
nefestal, and looking outward from the column.
arc the figures Of four boys upon pedestals. repre-
ecntfpg sailor bog, drummer boy, buEle boz and
fag hoy. The design was universally admlred BY
The me1nhers, Int no action Was taken rceastng It.
arrived IN this city this afternoon. having passed
through number Of s!cIssit1des and dcteai!ons on
The 18th regiment Of Illinois easalry were paid Of
The improvements On the soldiers cemetery at
Catun Butler under the direction Of Col. Provost,
are Progressing 1c1y satisfactorily.
, 1865-09-23

Tecumseh; Cuck tHo year,, 1ss Vim. n; Brown
Manchester, and I'd to B. ]. Bidwell: Enck one
iear. 1etG: =. seear, Rome; 20 J. "; Ksensy,
Manchester: I'd Henry Goodyear. Annehester;
Eve ewes FIVE years, isl to Henry Goodyear, MsD-
chester; I'd to l. Il. Thompson, Fl kdalei fire
sell Nichols, Qpincy; one year 1st to Anseu Mich
OILS; ID VIM. II. Brown. Manchester.
taass 24-spantsh At7inos-5 ewes, years, fsst
to 4. J; Hunter. Lenawee; second to Wm; i 81,
Bristol. n. T., second to Il. c. Thompson, Lcns-
wee: eMes ! ysas, trst TO GsoFge Ward. Lodi:
alst 10 y. ]. Thompson. addison, u; second e
1eEose, home; second TO uenry Geodyeat, Nan Man
VI; d same; s baeR y yesr, Is "a O. s. Nstkins'
Gra.s Like: second to T. E. Moore: Sharon, VI.
C:dss s;-i.teatits sfd Co'saso1ts-B9ck years
came; buck . yeafs: 1T same; q same: h1ek
yczr. III, sane; I'd, sa1no eve 8 yeafa, y. e.
nFtEes, Mcme; eyes ys.5s, same Il i've eve limbs,
Nzis'on 3, t2dss -1Ao..otgh orei Aorsts-
Brood mare 10 yeass. first to 2. GhappSll Dct1oit
ID saMe .ss re- Gha=l Det1oit;
lion is yesss, aWhite Iafe," u. b. France, Fair
Monroe stallion . yeaEs, *sTom Benton," g, "
SssS cSape sssa bs4o Il ss'f b1 P:
tanoc; stallion 91lonct,N ". b. france, Fairfield.
Class lL-Fmfiy thorough 6Ted-Maze ytars,
1~sn coone1E Monroc nar ycas W nn7en
Sosi: stallion yea1s. ). n. &. Meade. Bissheld !;
si3Sn Rn s yeaE bn'ton lanaeni 1lleg 1seaf
easts 5s-lzot.ss IT. "A 11ors- Stallion I Yeare,
Rock Joan Graf Tseumse,,; "a, "Sort9 4 Amef-
iiiiissdale; Ia, "Triacs," F. Sheldon, Hudson !;
s,.'!on yeaI. Andrew sWinsaon Dqnass; maEe
, 1865-09-23

lounge, equtrmcd round partly raising himself III!
set claxtnc dcasntIy, Ike those Of wild animal
brought to bay, met the c,es Of the witness.
Col Chapman to the Nftneee-"Do you recog.
nize that 11an as the 1nan who shot yous conE.de
The witness, eloT)y md cmphatically-"That Is
the tnan." -.
The prisoner here made e1lagort TO contradict the
uitncse, mutte1inE somet -ktohercnt oppression
nbort not harins been eecn by the witness with
Lieut.. Davis. lie Was with difficulty strained and
e1lCnced By the officer in charge. Lent Murphy.
The Judge Advocate, apparently not eatiEaed
with the oppolt unity which tie Witnefs had for
Identification asked the prisoner 10 tiee. Gather.
inc ur rs rGu ~ he could, hla loose, Hl.jointcd
Frame which appeared ~ Il it might fall to pieces
tie prisoner tultctcd 10 htF feet End wns supported
in thnt attitude ty tie officer Of the guard. His
eye4 had wild expression, and 1t w0s hard to Ec-
pIees sympathy viii the unfortunate man.
Again Tie Judge Advocate rcpcated bis questlou
TO the witness.
The Wttness' rrply this titnc was more hesitatins
and Nns: II think that IL the man.
Another Mid and frri4less attempt at coutradtc.
ton ne. n1adc by HSfrz when he was partly drawn
anG partly eank On the lounge, where, by order ol
Gen, Wallace, he W8s furnished Nlih cold water,
ard fsnued BY The ozjcT.
The Court theseupon Accommodation. Wallace
ordering the roons to be cleared instantly, thai
the faipiins and apparently dying msn might have
whiting TO zee him as he might be carried past
The prosecution will probably close tomorrow, bn'
II ia doubtful whether Wtrz N1l ivc to ecc the ca.t
rln4fd
, 1865-09-23

7 r z TIL
Auoo those who have used the Lossral With success
are the family Of exuntea States ssaatoE Jones oS
St Nicholas Hotel, New York; A. n. Halobird. rro-
pr1etor foundry u C1nc!nuas2 Geo. Goodins. Of the
nt1u Of oodtnE Co., Roston: et Muyor Warren, OF
IaXxEpct, UaSa.: aul seQTes Of 01heEs.
, 1865-09-23

Certificate from II. D. Welch> firm Of SEc1ch
d Mnlbuxn, Dealers In Hardware aud AE-
ricutturuI implements, Lunnrk, iii.
AN. pk1scur-1 hasr been perfectly bald for two
years and had tried ali Hair Rcstosattyes without ef
fect. Hearing your Lustrs1 50 highly recumurudeh
for bA1ttncss Isaye 1t trial. Aer usn. two bottles
and now ny head IL covered with a thick growth Of
hair satisfied That your Hair Restorative Is at
II Il Recommended. " D. WEIGH.
, 1865-09-23
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR
Closing Day Of tho Fair-Awnrdst IN she
Agricultural aud Cattle Departments.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Itionne-l

Closing nay Of tho Falr-Atyard*t In the
Agricultural aud Cattle Departments.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago IHbnnc-]
ADRIAN, sept =
This is The last day Of the Michigan Agricultural
Fair, The attendance Is large, but nothing COM
pared with yesterday. The aa5 u deFotcn mostly
10 lorrc racing, and the completion Of awards.
Eu.sies il. mxny eases haye been very larse, and
committees have had heavy labors TO perform The
ayurds as far ss ia known helsve, give very gen
e1al satisfaction, although disappointed parties, As
usual, ind tsult.
The following premiums have been a"afoeo ~
first premium on machinery for cleaning and
prepatins crops threshipg machines and seratat9F
on irucEs, G. ". Glenn, Rochester. n. l. ihresh-
Inc machine combined With horse power anu eepa.
1ao1 Musse Co Aasson oeSss,e9 o@e nd
Swcctland, Pontiac; Straw cutter q. T. ose, sen,
Brooklyn, Mich, and D. Schroeder, Dayton 9hi9
t,me for hand powGr p Il nq1aaa ess1p 1,a'1cr
com % sieiie1. 1 +. T !. ie:c, Penu5.n, u r; hand
power cosn shellns, I. j.. beach, South Bsnd :;
clover seed thresher, hn!ler and shellsr, :: Z.
Eirasa South Bend. Indiana and ,,,I 4 ~ y. m,ena
MsES aa spTinsteld, M % Ssio. I'D B; VI snaijey Fl.
coin, Ill: Gfain Tallying Register sianey tau-
| FOE. Milford: Grim Cleaning md stoqs SoottnSg
G1sin i cieanc1. T. joGh hutchinson, Thzee Ri!czs ;
I straw Carrier, g. n. Jenkins, Ann Hafpof ;
Tlrezhing Machine Btaces, same; Improved Feed
+ Aas a1s k.!sss9S Ssa,. Of anu ,,A<-
1st B. J. IdWel. Of Tecumseh: End to ]. S. Stan-
dart, Madison; III bog, samc- Discretionary PFC.
niu1us wesc awarded 10 +; Meaick for foE and =
litter Of pigs; 10 B. Kelly for bosI, and 4 l.
"atSs iaots So =. eagon EEH Fsn< Ho sst<1he follow
! 4rr ~ uju.pa vctr awarded: Buck Of three yeat4
frSi to G. IL. Cox, St. Joseph; ID to L. J. bidTen
, 1865-09-23

L Political Turn Coat-An Invitation TO
Canvasx-IoNass War E1hlb1t-IOwn
Regiments Jet LII Scrrtce-.A Sample
Coppcrhead-A hector Enjoiucd.
[spec1al Despatch to the Chicago TFibune.]
DEs MotsEs, Sept. =
I3eut.-C Col. ]. y, Griffith, who went inio our Re-
publican County Convention Is candidate for the
House Of Representatives, and vas beaten by Col.
Goodirey who received the nomination, has now
come out for the'' possum II CoppesAead ticket.
Capt. N. n. Hayden, Union candidate for Mayor
OF Dubuque, haa invited his opponent Dennis,
Mnhone5ite, to take the etunp and dsscass poltis-
cal questions. Capt. Hayden before the var Was
Sheriff Of Dubuque, elected by the De1noefsts.
Drer Eve thousaud 1ettera hare been forwarded
fru1u the Adjuant Generals Office Tor officers and
soluIera Of discharged Iowa regiments.
The Provost Marshall General comedies that Iowa
furnished Is $50 men for the WIZ. The numoer
claimed by Adjl Gen BAKER to have bean furnished
ssas 1851.
The fown Regiments yet remaining tn theseEvice,
1le the sth aud lsth Infantry. the 1st Glib, ~ and
Cth. Cashhy and the Sd Battery. The I'd Cav
slry are On their way home and The Sd Battery has
been ordered 10 be mustered out.
Coppe1head In Dallas county dture his acef
fs.hcr from his house few days efnce because thi
patrfodc old man expressed the CONVICTION that TIL
, 1865-09-23

Judge Advocate GAifsrm.-.ACapt. Ntfx, WILL Jul
bc good enough 10 stand up"
The rtiEoper, who had been lying all dag on =
, 1865-09-23

Dr. s. C. Blake, Ctr rhgsfcInn, suyss
Mp. prt1uu1-DxAt SIN: have |ast examined the
articles ot which 5our Sratsh tustFal y composca
known. am saiia1cd- from actual ohservatlun that
II fs!thfu11y applied, your Lustrn will promote the
growth and EiTe beauty and lossFe to the hair.
We have thousands Of certificates, eu OF which
speak IN atfpnx conmendatton OF The efficacy of the
LustraI IN curing badness and Promoting tbs growth
Of hair that has been retnrded By sickness.
TIE EEsr CERT1FtcATE1 IS BOTTLE OF TIE
ITETHAf.
, 1865-09-23

Fer seventeen yeasa the superior e1ceiteace Of
lnstfntnts has not necn 7nesttcne4 and ot tcn yts
pnBE the enormous demand has u1ahe II siale mr.
ns 10 meet onF orders promptly With our lucrcaatd
facilities ecl warranted In assuring our Patrons
II thetr orders VIII ba promptly met, and solicit
continuance Of their patronage. .
~ 4 LheI1& Discount to teFcyrns. Churchea acd
Eehoo1A, AddEtS3
, 1865-09-23

Gen. Dana is now, We believe q private
citizen of Mloncs ota, from which State be entcred
the eeryice. IfTcune%see and her sistef States in
rebellion ate to bc restored 10 their unconditional
sosc1lgniy In the UMiou, we zee no reason why
the Law may not bc kept bnsy fos ycars to cone On
all our otcczs and SOLDIER who have burned fence
1ails, destroyed bridges occupied houses and lands,
aud xseessed rcscls, within the Last four years,
or course the legsl PROCESSES Of the eovcsrlca
St.ies OF Tenacase and Louisiana. must be respcc-
TED in Minnesota and Massachusetts, In that Day
unnt Ben Eutler catch It. Gilmore may yet be
ened for nil the damage he did to Charleston and
Burpeldc for destroying eomebodys eablaee gar
den IN the explosion Of mine before Petersburg.
The casc Of Samuel T. Clover, prominent
lawyer ar ST Iouie fof relasaf to take fhc oah re-
-,u,red HI. the ucw Constitution, wns Instituted ny
htmscM. md Is DESIGNED to b. tes1 Of me "ao'e
oues,ton. The case Will come up On appeal oc1t'e
fhc Supreme Court uf Afasour1, IN t"o On uIee
weeks, md u1r1 be appealed thence 10! us o
Is mol doubtful} TO the Supreme Court o. tne Ie
stotes. 4 majority u lawyers In Tue 81: Cas -
1.tnse n 1sle Ire ast, Tie defence Is that INC re-
,rt,r1cant nj. test oath is not Legitimate Ii 'ne
cone,itnfton. ~sstnsulary cDo1ch, the same osn y
reo,rrd In frte to be taken In AsIansAs anu G.
1rrrt. md II fbest zee}sted because not pas1 o.
The Coustitu1iop; md In West Virginia. the oala -
therefore submitted to the popular Fop1 LILLE 11n'
as . constitutional amendment
Tie Military Commission, at St. LOUIS !of
the trial Of Murphy and etheFs. conspt:t or ID nI
burning Of Federal transports On Tie MISSISSIPPI
river. IL composed Of BFcyet Brig. Gen. j. L. hes'
<ssidge. 18th Illinois cava'ry, president; L C. Mnt
tae1- 17sh Illinois cavalry; Cc2t. J. q. Hnbbard
and Capt II. r. Childs, 4s,h Wisconsin infantry
and Lieut. s. b. Aynes, 5th WIsoonsion Lieut.
Col. E. 3. Bryant, HHh Wisconsin, he!nc Jud:t
Advocate. Auslhy's laca iu has. which occupIel
the Court for The ArBt three dasz, MS hased upp1
his confession to Provost Aa1rhai Baskcr last Feb
xuasy, md the osniec Of that officer that he sho1't
net be pro-ccutcd. Eut 1t appeared that Murphy
willie under parole mol TO 1e7ve ST. Louis, esca2ct
10 Neu Orleans, IN March, md was arrested Just o.
the POINT Of departure for New Orleans. Their
fore, havtue violated his parole, the conditions a
&aehed 10 1t were no longer binding onthe Cover
ment, md the trial proceeds. The Prisoner Ma
phytk defended by James Il. Mills, who IL aleo II
retained counsel Of other ennspiratori get to
tined. Il YVES moved 10 exclude hin tom uppea
Ing IN this case, becausc Of IN alleged important
IN keeping tie prisoners apart aud The cousse
tfal in each case ditttnct from the others. but Il
Court ovc17uled tho objection