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

EDITORS OHIO STATESMAN PLEASE announce
SAMUEL SHARP as candidate for Representative.
subject TO the decision Of the nominating Conven-
t;on. and obljge MANY DEMOCRATS. Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-08

EDITORS OF ONO STATEsMAN:-Pleasea announce
DAVID BEERS Jr., asa candidate for Sheriff. sub
ject to the decision of the nominating Convention,
and oblige 81 MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP.
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EDITORS OHIO STATEsMAN:-Please announce
WILLIAM DoMIGAN as a ca didate for reelection
for Sheriff. subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention of Franklin countv, Ohio, and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
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A CARD TO INvALIps.

A CARD TO lNVALlpS.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America a.
smissiOnary, discovered safe and simple remej,
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decy
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by bane u
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al.
ready cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate.
send the recipe for preparing and using this me
cine, in sealed envelope, to any one who need
Free of Charge. .r....- .-
Please incose stamped envelope, addresse
yourself. Addre"
r... JOSEPH T. INMAN H.i
STATION ID, BIBLE HOUSE
sept9'64-dly .- New York City.
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Observation-Disclosures. stuart,

y We observe that, in addition to the ex-
cellent men who have been named for
Lieutenant Governor by the Democratic
press of the State, the name of Hon. NJ.
STUART, of Ravenna, has just been started
for that position, by several of the papers
of our party. Wehave already given ex-
preston to our high appreciation of the
experience, qualification and ability of the
gentlemen who have been longest spoken
of in that connection; and we desire now to
say few words in commcndation of our
friend STUART, whose education, talents,
and sterling worth qualify him for any
office the. people may elect him to. If he
should receive the nomination of the ap-
preaching Democratic State Convention,
and be elected in October he would ably,
creditably, and satisfactorily discharge the
duties of Lieutenant-Governo of Ohio.
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'Caut1Ora

ALL PER SONS ARE CAUTIONED
n against purchasing a CHECK drawn on the
National Exchange Bank of Columbus, by the Gas
Company Of this city, and signed by A. b. Robin
son. Secretary in favor of Il. Stitt OF bearer. for
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, as payment has
been stopped. ~ EH Il. STlTT.F
aug7-d3t j. IA y ~ AL, ~ ~ N 2 .
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THE CELEBRATED WEED SEWING
il Machines may be found at No. 236 South High
treet. Lattimer's new building. .ssH may2s
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Total No. Delegates ........................5 90;
: By order Of the Democratic State Central
Committee. uiu I.l-
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
'-.i .- ~ s# -,5ta Chairman.
r. JAEGER Secretary.
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SY NIP TO MI s.:

c SYMP TO Nj 81:
The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap.
pear are at first very slight. PersOLs find they have
a Geld, that they have frequent attacks, and are
more sensitive to the changes of temperature. In
this condition the nose may be dry, or slight dis
CHARGE thin an acrd, afterwards becoming thick and
adhesive. AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis
quality; they are now thick and heavy, and are
hawked or coughed off. The seer tons offensive;
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal;
the eyes arc weak the sense of the smell is lessen
ed or destroyed deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom of Catarrh
is that the person is Obliged to clear his throat in
the morning of a thick or slimy mucus, which has
fallen down from the head during the night. When
this takes place the person may be sure that his dis
ease is on its way to the lungs, and should lose
time in arrestins il.
The above are but JeaO of tho many Catarrh
symptoms.
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REM, -E1IDY'.
CURE WARRANTED,

IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
eY- CALL FOR A CIRCULAR DESCRIBING
ALL SYMPTOMS. .A.
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enemy Of all our workshops, for the prepare
ton Of ammunition,and repairing Of armE the
posed BY ten timsssits number; Of supplying It
except by robblng eur own citizens, destroyed
oil hopes of.successful war. i have, therefore.
made rnilitsry convention with Gen, Sherman
to terminate hoetlities in North and South
Caroline, Georgia aud Florida. l made this
convention to spare the blood of the gallant
suffering @ IF cur people Sy' the dsvs.sation aud
ruin inevitable from the enarshes of invading
armies, and to avoid the crime of wagipg hope.
less war VI
tsigaed,) J. E. JOHNSTON General.
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Important Communicates.

~ w'e are indebted to his Exceilency the Gov
!. aor for the following despatch. which he haa
received from Gen. Johnston The great anxi-
a'y which is felt throughout. the State. induced
.he Gevernorstosgive publicity without delay
80 the Information 1t conveys. 1ts ofseial an
.onncement will appear In our next issue, in
80 proclamation of the Governor. with which
win appear the letter of Gen. Lowell and other
papers Of inferess connected with the conn, uni
ca>iou; between Gems Johnston apd Sherman:
GREENSBORO. N. G, April 80.
Forwarded IRON Chester May l, 1866
Has E.ceIency Cos. a. g. Aasyath:
The disaster in Virginia. tho capture by the
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CoLuAGRIA.
: Thursday Morning., May q, 1866.

-
What. Of the Day.
We still fnger for Edings, such as may be
relied IPsn. if only to dissipate the cruel
snxietiss which . state Of suspense always en-.
genders among q people. But we get nothing.
Even Rumor hegfhs to grow ashamed Of her
prof Inventions and has transferred her
trumpet from her nonth to her ear. She,
~hs>did nothing but prattle. before. is now mo.
destly oostent to .hstsn But We should not
wait for newa with folded arms Whatever
esr hsndacan find to do, in our precinct pro.
fsssisns, 'lsbofs and domains. to that we should
: address ourselves. regardles. of coming events.
It ID very ceEtain that We can net affect these
events in any way by honestly working in our
vesations But it IS equally CERTAIN that these
events will operate materially to the hurt~of
those whe wait for them in idleness. BY
sesnselling occupation to our people. however.
1s do not counsel any ons to undertake any
new enterprises, such es may be endangered
by ths sspriees Of the coming. heur Do not
sabsrk in tpseutations which contemplate per.
!, na,ent ohjsstsin ths'future. It is the day Of
small tAiss6 sahd much Of the. best eeeupation
Of sueh period viii be found in the simple
datx of putting ones house in order. One
should weed bis garden. and not let the season
eseaps him in which. he should have his .urnip.
and c.bbages :: We take. for granted that he is
slfssdy preparing to welcome his green peas
!: 70 the table. But some,hings may be. dsne
with his pstatoes and beans Of sundry kinds
1riedy, the grounds and garden should demand
!. His care, ard whstsvsr Of Fencing and wall
,bsildiag m.y be effected in s.r burnt district,
by the several proprietor. will be q gain to
: She property, and a service TO the city. That
tho nat4eps aaa danaels will find their occu-
patiens 50. We make no question. 1t is to
/. their sfedss that they are 90 rarely to be seen
in the streets. though our eyes are saadeaed ut
: -,5eir absence 1t .is sweet and pleasant to
!. think that they are busily employed at home.
in loving domestic Offices contemplating the
comfort of that more selfish rate. who. mean
Mhilc porsmbulats the streets with the eternal
question which 60 much vexed Demostheues
with The Athenians."What is Philip doinga'
What tidings. fro.a the enemy to-dsya" In
Other: " ords, when may we hope that the
devil will look in spep u4"
-e>-A--
fmnorfanA ra<n, uuojcat;An
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J. E. JOHNSTON, General.
vox PopuM.

/. Vox PopuH.
: "Q.is eustod;st ipsos eustodesa" demands The
satirist; and the question. in our eouatry, may
very we'll be applisd to the people. who are,
or should Be, their iwn ksards, and in whom
the we'll ll-heing and safety Of the country pro.
perly abide. How shall " make them true to
us, to one another, and to thAmselvssi This i.
. question much more frequently asked than
answered. We rely too much. - the mathe
maticiaps do, upon the virtue of nssn6ers We
take for granted, as Miss Msrtin.au does; tha,
majority must be right--forgetting, as We in.
variab|y do, that, at the beginning end for
very obvious reason, the majority have been
sally wrong. They come right in the end. no
doubt; but the doom Of Jesus Christ. OF So
crates, .Galeo, and host besid<s. sufficiently
shows what the popular tspdensie. must be. it.
all cages Of novel character and on the sub
ject Of truths and doctrines previously IN.
resPecta much bettcr now. than at the period-
referred to. Persecution. if not 20 deadly. is
scarcely less active today than it was yeater-
day. The exPoundsr Of the new faith. it is
true, is not pat on eridiroa, ti test the merits
Of his doctrine over slow Are; but, there are
Thousand ether way. of deapatshing linn BY
what is ificantly called ''puhlio opinion!"--
as if it was not public opinion that fried snd
Aayed even in che days, Of SAINT Bartholomew
This public opinisn is thing TO be made and
compounded, and it may be made good or evil.
In no case is it proper tribunal .ipes there is
no sufficient reason why the tendencies Of a
mass shonld be made to sspersede aud take
the place Of justice, whose laws should come
with equal emphasis aed efficacy from, the lips
of an individual We are unwilling to leave
anything to public opinion, which the resort TO
q 10 Is flexible eonre will decide: and We ere
disposed. to think that IL is ia consequence of
50 much being lett 60 tribunal which is rs
unstable as water. and as variable as the
winds. that we make go little headway in
our prcgress TO- the certain and tn. true
We are daily apnerstulaii"g ourselves w,.h
our soAquests and discoveries, !as we'll in
morals as in philosophy; and yet. Truth and
Error still keep up their ancient c. n,rov.rsy.
and We do rot see that the former gains mucl,
from her old enemy. If Truth does s"n,+,in~a
go ahead, Error comes close ~ her heels IL
she gains in on sl".s, i, is wonderful how much
she loses in other: and let I.cr bu, give h.
self moments IN !ulgenc~-lrt her vrn,mie Z"
rest herself by the way side for a whiic-awl
what bard chase her more res, less aud al.
ways ready rival will give her f"r the goal
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>Counoil Proeeedings.

S@-1SSss-sN
Mayor. Aldermen Bates Blakely, Glaze'
Harris Hope, Lesphart, stork, Waring sad
Wells -
The minutes Of the 18th, and 10th ultin,a
were read and confirmed.
Alderman Harris offered the following rsso-
luton, which was laid over until tie next
meeting:
Resolped, That owing TO- the embarrassed
condition of the finances Of the State and
couptry, together with the difficulty Of the
State ID meeting herown obli1 stions, i woald
be aawise for the citysto incur further liability
with "a view to Reimbursement through tho
Legislature. 1t would involve the interest Of
the property holder by excessive taxation, and
thereby force emigration; and 70 this end, &hat
free ra,ious he abolished at the eud Of two.
weeks from this date.
The matter of collecting taxes was deferr6
The Committee op Streets submitted the fo,-
lswing report, which was adopted:
The Committee on Streets respectfully re-
port that the streets, and especially the side.
walks. have, for come weeks past in many
places, been in ap impossible condition, with
laAen brick walls and other rubbish. There
tore, we recommend that the City Council take
| some n eaeures 10 require all persons who have
fallen brick walls on the pavement and streets
o remoXe the came. or"put them in some re-
>pectable shape. 80 as to give some life to the
'ity. free pubic thcronghiares: and interest to
themselves. We fafther recommend that all
persons who have wells and .prity sinks on
their lots be required to cover safely the for
,ner with plank and the latter with earth, 80 "a
10 preserve the health Of the city.
ORLANDO z. BATES, Chairman.
The following gentlemen were appointed On
the Board Of Health: :.
WARD No III. r. Green, John LeCont.
WAnps No. 2.-E. J. Scott, jacob Husssssx
and Fl. g. Franek
wARD No. s.-Dr John Lynch, g. J. >Boll.
and Dr.. W. P. Geiger
WARD No. 4-Dr. A. W. Ksnn.dy, DAME!
Crawford and VIM. EeGuinnis.
The resignation Of Alderman Mckenzie VS..
accepted. and an elsstion ordered to be held az
Dr. Geiger's Office. on Monday the 18th inst,
to supply his place. The following gentlemen
are the managers appointed to condue. .a::,
election; A. D. Hitt Edwin J. Scots and Dr. " i.
P. Geiger.
The resigDa,isns of Strickland, Ro;so,,
Brazil. Pollard and brennan, policemen We; 4;
alss accepted, and the Mayor appointed to AZ
vacancies until the next meeting Of Cou.rcl
On notion. the marshals we're directed s..
visit and search all places within the corporal.
limits Of the city where liquor is soia, aud d.
stIoy all they Insy find in such places.
The report of the Ex>cutiv. Comm ittea -.
received az infsrmat,on.
The petition of Hugh Winter, (keeper (!
sydney fark.) praying inerease Of salary VI.
lai,i over until the next mretino
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The InternaI Revenue Tar,

The time for paying the tax ON income
Tor 1863 and the time for paying it for 1864,
come rather inconveniently near to each
other this year. Most of US have yet for
gotten when we paid the former. We have
before US form with very exact questions
which are to be answered by the first Mon
day in May. The Assessors will endeavor
to furnish the Taxpayers with these forms.
But it should be remembered that the AS
SCISSORS are not required to do so. II ia
strictly the business Of the tax payer to find
the Assessor and make his statement.
Every person who fails to make his return
by the day specified will be liable to be as
sessed by the Assistant Assessor according
to the best information the latter can OBJ
tain, and ia such case the Assistant Assess
or will add twenty-five per cent. to the
amount of.the tax. If any person makes a
fraudulent return, one hundred per cent.
will be added by the Assistant Assessor, if
he discovers the fraud.
Assessors are directed to ask the following
questions:
Had your wife any income last year?
Did any minor child of yours receive any
salary last year?
Have you included in this return the in,
come of your wife, and salary received By
minor children?
Have you any stocks, and what are they
Is your report made on the basis of gold
Have you bought or sold stocks or othe
property
Have you any United States securities
Do you return the premium on gold pait
you as interest on United States securities
Have you kept any account? =
Is your income estimated, or taken iron
your book ?
Have not the expenses etc., claimed a
deductions, already been taken out of tn
amount reported as profits?
Did you estimate any portion of your pre-
fits in making your return for 1868
Was any portion treated as worthless
and, if since paid, have you included it
this return?
The forms are so prepared that it is yer
easy to see how to make the returns an
what deductions are to be allowed.
The tax to be paid is 5 per cent.
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Poor White TraKh.

The correspondent of the New York Even
ing PoSt with She mans army, in his notes
written when twenty miles out from POGO
taiigo gives this account of conversation
with a good specimen of the poor whites of
the South: ...-...t. .'r.n.
Alphabetically speaking, this is miser-
able country we are passing through. We
have gained some forage and provisions but
Of trivial importance compared to the amount
s.a we could use. The inhabitants were rich
land owners with all the pride. Ignorance
and arrogance of feudal barons, the balance.
a few poor whites. The former have all run
away, and met family of the latter &C.
cupying the house of the escaped magnate
q came near writing convict The head
OF this poor family, which consists of himself,
weak-looking creature with pale face, pale
eyes, and pale beard; his wife, a woman of
thirty, bowed crooked and yellow, with
child IN her arms, dirty boy of three years
OLD, and frightened young girl of thirteen,
the daughter OF the man by former mar
riage. --r
''Ihis man entered into a long converse.
ton upon the subject of the war. He seem
ed to understand but little Of it's merits but
the success Of the rebels was certain to fix
more secuted the bondage of his own class
to the arlstocrats, and that our victories
were to result in freedom to the slaves Nhe
black ones which he said L think would be
derned shame; but | don't pretend to un-
derstand these questions; / don'tHk know
much anyhow" A remark to which
mentally gave my direct assent. He CON
tinued: u -
'Ehe poor whites are not allowed to live
here i'll South Carolina; the rich folks allus
charges us with selling things to the mig,
gers, so they won't let us own land, but
drives us about from place to place new
er owned foot Of land in all my life and I
was born and raised in this State 1t was
on y little while ago they cot man sci
lin to the nigs, so they tarred and feathered
him, and put him into Georgia across Sis
ters Ferry They hate the sight of us poor
whites"
''And yet. said I, you are the class that
are now furnishing the rank and file of their
armies How absurd is that fact The man
answered with vacant, listless stare. and
remarked, 1t mought be so :"
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. HEMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.
an excellent lotion for diseases of syphiic natur
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- 10 .5Fag sHEREFFs SALE.
'' u wisconsin, Keposho <Jountv r..
. chit C,Or.r, C1rs

4 BOND W EsF hsn ks against Josiah Bond and EN-
NPigksUANCE Of the judgment n Inward wa BAN Balm
Of said court Ith 1854 the regSiSr
Of Kenosha shall or for sa Sner na Of said
door 70 the highest bidder therefor at se a.
18Th S iSe oG 9 in the forenoon snrday Ma sHS
thereof as shall m lot or parcel Of land or so much
At the Ihe costs of said salehat to saw ana
civ ~ v eist corner of block ferty-wo f4S i t
thir and on the south Quarter Of te
east @ toii town number two l2l north Of ram On
thenns Nastery on park street eighty IeiI
and SGa99eriy parallel to min street twenI LEI.
a teet thence easterly nara III @
main ts ~ eet to main street; nee norherl M
berinnie twentycthree and half % Isl fey t
30 O7S & II II a. s"' ni,a W W BAKER
Dated Jan. 18TH 1866 - 81 - \. Sheriff.
by consent of the parties the above sole - t.,
SAM Ma ~ tne zoh day of April, 1865 at the
Us i0""' 4W4o She riff
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rate or Wisconsin, Kenosha
F omit Court. county Cir
Ai'nira Riley against Peter Riley.
To Peter R;,on. ga lo0 cent stamp, cancel,ed1
whiab 70 answer to. the complaint IN tbi. and re
Court mas been filed in The oiice ftbs Gia s actor
State of city and county of Kenoba T., u.
If Won diereof exclusive of the DAY of cS Ser the
plaintiff viii answer the complaint as Aforesaid tS
Gu "a the complaint 0O"'s ior the relief demand
Dated, Feb. 28d ises A. G, COLE,
6w4O 'O'' Kenosha Wisconsin
-------Lz - Plaintiff g Att,v
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ADMINIsTRATOR,ss 49,

In tLe matter OF the estate of Jane Symes deo"a.-
is hereby given that by virtue ND ~ @
- suauce OF an order of license made in said mn
she MIRO aay OF APRIL 1865, by the county Court %,
sad county, the Undersigned admnstr ator of "a
WIN on the 9th day oApri 1865 at the bon-
,s e ooch A. M OF said day, at the premises n be
lowing described premises, to witt Commencnr "a fea,
ess Oh me soath east corner of block thirty.six (SG
oe north on the west line of John Ncois iot'
~ iset thence vest forty (i0 feet thence south los
eet TO rark street, thence east forty 4al feet 70 10
pace OF beginning, in the first Ward OF the civ ~,
kenosha. ION n ,, tie Guy OF
April Sd, 1865. 4w44 - Adm,nis3oa,
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I'm P robate-Keno,.-lL.,..--.,.;- - !

IN IN D Inssss Of the las. VIA Court.
~ ting purportin;< too to ing instrument in rr,
the county Of Of Town of
petition S IsSi. the SSa aseom
thst ss sh deceased eldest
d sa a., Lewis lately Se ons ar sshIg
tamn Of ssid sad instrument the last will and tf
be apponted fo and praying that daV e'
ustrumsn Its ordered that the proofs ast wi
Monday the ee s4 neafd before the Judge Of this "a,
the afternoon aay Of April next, at two O'clock
III sne city of Kenosha. ' 0n''e VI said Judg
ang be rrs1 Ordered that public notice of
ing copy of this orSe Interested by publish
graph SS'G DAY Of hearing in the Kenosba sy
uosha, NP"Pei printed at the city of Ke
Dated March 9th, 1865. s " ~ o WEBSTER,
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ID

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AFFIDAVIT,

personally appeared before me, an Alderman in this
City Of Phadell hia, Il. T. Helmbold, who being duly
sworn, doth say his preparations contain no narcotic
no mercury or other injurious drugs, but are purely
Fl. t. HELMBOLD,
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 23d dsv Of
November, 1864. y
WILLIAM P. HIBBARD, Alderman
9Th street, above Race street Phadelpeia
II. 7. HELMBOLD
20 CHEMIST.