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When the vote of the Hickman coun>
ty delegation was announced, Mr. Ar
nell remarked that, having expressed
q desire to his friends not TO be put in
nomination, he hoped that his name
would not be brought before the con-
yention.
There being no choice, the convention
proceeded to ballot the second time.
For Mr.. FrieTson:
Maurxy ooupfv
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation OF
Rare Ingredients. Delicately Per-
fumRd


"a london Hah Ctl0r Rsltoru and D-t.i.g.
f" London Raar Or Retorsr a1,i Dresses.
" London Hair otzor Rssi9ru- a1si Drsszsg.T
" L0rloa Hair Cblor Reliora and brssus.
1t viii restore gay hair % H. ougIuai color.
Ali viii make u afqa on bald aelia.
3.-tl viii restore he 1aturzI secreliuu1-
At viii remove AL dandruf Gld .lchInT.
5.-t vii maze NE HAIR aoit glossy a1d 1Fr tia
sit wil pra.,erTe lie ougna cqier t1 ga ~.
T.-it Win prevent The BAR iroIn aahng oG-
sill vi cure ~ Diseases Of NE scalp.
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FtfHE Corar'nsrshp e1.slnz hsrase1 .hs ans-4-
a sigasc ia Ne 1llnE 1nsiuess aaI fasa.r...
% The Ia 81 lune, b aetual c1uzeaf - 49,
ness Of he cd cl nctrn sl - settled NJ ~ -
ol e.. mo u 1850
HUf4U Il ny. -.
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IT Is NOT DYE.

RruasrA.--It Is compists within iissif. % oihsr
dressing or accompaniment Of any uaa beng re-
CURED rhe hair - reu0gated AMI Etrsgglhenaf,
IA arestored toits onxnal c0lor solneHs sna oesu-
81 without the appiicalon e mineral siloafsnres.
Il i entirely dinsTent ron ne many ErEclss llss
have been issued rom TINS % hme, snd 4 ths
ONLY Knows kEsToaEa Of CoLoa a1d peerless Hafa
DaEasEA CoBfuED. 10 a deilcaisiF perfunef ana
can b. sppted b. hand, or son 1rlsh- - t Dos
not stain me snn o. col ne fnssi Inca
10 TIE LABlEg
We W0uli respectfully Ask t1a astrnaou az Laf-s
10 this nsiF university pouuiar bar prsrarauun,
and remind them Of he well eatshlshsd b. ftt
many oi he hair tones IN vogue ara n0f ouiT re--
eriess for rood, but ABSOLUTELY psfuciuus. and 10
oflen destructive 10 their rfisurs upoa sac ErcKsh
Of the hair The Lontoa bar C0lor hestai er-
contains 20 substance thai Vi cog ina uofsa. aut
it does consdn real oourlshaaa-s i1r tde r-s.es
from which its roots spring. thus reua-Es = ~, 1.f
truly elegant and beaulnii in every Her0f q a1s
On ch.idfen's heads t isys toe l1ullston o. ga
hnad Of heir, aad a. tns s1y's toleii q L .1ispa-
I sa1is.
Dos aof ~ Ha. B1llusi, Or ~ aner Lurrt.
10 il me osY altesfsd article thst sI alsoutriT
l without decepton. resfore De Eair Its orr.na
I color ana beauty, cansinT it o. EroH uherr : t1s
Eaiien % o. tseome min frcs ID - per tctta.
sold b. Dr. ssayns son, az NoHn s.zfhH-rost.
WAC W. SHIFTS.
Cor Church and Vine streets, hssa4ila.
mayq-sm--su ~ sat
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NO. 81.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Zoe sac.

: faE oorunaoaious Bgick Holrss aas vrss.t tstrs
~ re northwestern ccrusr 81 We - -.
street. For particulars srr.r 10
= =. AcENEN, sa- ~ 8pruce sl. o.
3D. J. THOMPSON. Is urion 81.
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DEADSsi BE AIDssu TzEcapesf
ID AND FANCY GOOna
n. p. BROWN, Importer,
nAEai-sm MISC Rsas,NT.
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COughs, Colds, Consumption.
Coughs, Caids, Consunpaon.
Coughs. Colds, Conzumpeor.
Coughs. Gods, E1usllEplor.
Coughs, Coids. Cgnurnpncr.
aDr. swayns's Compound syrup VIA Ca.r-r.a
"ur. Ssayne's Compound syrup W.ld Charrya
"Dr. Hsagne's COMPOUND hgruP eid Cherrr.'
Cures ~ Curnp'siutl
Cures az Compiauta
Cures az Complaais
Curta AZ Complains
OF TIE Throat. Breast and Lgn7s.
~ the T1rcsi, Brssst ana LEure.
o. ne Throat, hreasi aad LAS,
u he Ihroat, Hrezsi s1d Lag
II soothss ths irrtaf.1no a. ihs uuotus rsu.t-uas
distress, causing lcziag OF rsEf y ~ threas,
promotes expeetsranou iooaens slsa tcIlr1 r.lrar
Nhich clogs 1p Ire Feese'a q 80 fnrrlt ani iass
thus enabling ths pstieut b trsathe ifra aaf $50
perfoEmsd ysry n-ny cures Ehea % al 1lusa
PROBABILITY g could uot - rossi1la-
Ii d.. s,osyus asa. so Nora szrtA s.. pa
Catarrhal Consumption.
4 ssud you eorfifcats q Naomi Warar n ftss
I fosn-she aas Eilicied aiih Csfsrft1i Cnns--r1l-
| uou ana ed Hany reueiiss. lut eo1aalsf e.
I FroH Weekari iunEI 40 si1uarh becEuF rarr
much disQriered, aus Der rhTeH larr al fsr1.fs
/ despairsd 81 Der lie fhFcrGh the 49, cT Ftar
Conpognd syrup 81 Eh ChsEry s1c s1frrlF ~
covered a a. SAITH iusalce o. ils fe.ee.
aqFerle-lr. ass llrr.
ThisFsiuahis Msic.ne, pEeFsrsi ealT p ~.
sssyas 4 soas ~ sortn s,zla alrsst, Pi.dslral.-
W.LAGW. saITH. Dsuzzsis.
Oar Church Had Fiaa zsraets. Asalfslz.
/ alsy9 -aus-tsthsat
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Z-3O Loan.

These notes are issued under date Of July IS
1885 and are payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at the option Of the
hoidar info
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rrruns ~ FEazfssios 70
NJ Ceu.I o. Coz. comd'e i5ih Army Corp.
a. Nj. cen. Ino. n Miller. comlf Posi- ef Nash
vile.
- NJ Ii RrosnloE, 6SFernor Of feEnes8ea.
a.. ID. Tod NJ foFer1cr q Ohio.
- A fiarfaid Ssnator rom ono
Ffsl and sseond Nsronsi banks, hasnFlle-
oommuaieaions WI reserve prompt slisanoa,
addressed 70 p o. Eek dte, lunoe-a
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q. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,

These bonds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempt As are all Government
Bonds, from STATE. Cuaty. and Maniapol tnratiOn'
,chiea odds from one 70 IRE per can't per snHHm %
tler value, according to the rms levied upon Other
property The interest is payable seuli-SnnuAiy
by coupons attached % each note, which may be
cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
The Interest Al so per cent, amOunta to
One csns per day on a $50 nOts.
Twocsuts siOO
Ten 500
90 IOOO
a. 5000
Notes Of all the denominations named wiz be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seyen-Thirtes a.
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
tOitsslf the option OF paying interest in gold com
at per cent, instead Of slOshs in currency.
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes of this third series Of
the seven-thrtles viii commence on the lst Of June
and will he made promptly and continuously after
that date.
The sIigt change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of interest.
The payment in goie, il made, oil be equivalent
to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return TO specie payments in the event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Gold
be ayailed Of, would so reduce and eq7alze prices
that purchases made with ak per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
three-tenths per cent in currency. This is the
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S. N. ARNELL, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-18
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Weeds Celebrated Patent

Never fails TO satisfy those who give them thor
onoh trial, and wherever introduced are rapidly
supeTsedIng all others.
/ Tney possess the merit of simplicity and
ease o. management. so that fifteen minutes
instruction will enable any one to use them
m successfully. The following are some Itheir
points OF excellence:
fl They have Straight Needle and Shuttle,
- " hiCh is acknowledged 10 be the only true
- principle for a perfect Sewing Machine.
- They make the Lock or Shuttle Stitch alike
or both sides, and for Economy IN Thread.
- Strength Durability, Elasticity and Beauty
- o. fnisl., j. superior 20 any other Stitch used
r., They are simple in construction easily
~ understood, readily adjusted aud kept in or
! IT der without taking apart or moving screw
/ - The Tension j. superior 10 any other i
- use. UnevenneSs OF knots in tie thread dn
= not cause 1t to operate with IrleguIarity
. The Fed is perfect Accurate in its opera
q, tsCu and warranted to run two years without
u requiring to be taken cat, cleaned or re.
paired.
Thcv are adapted to all kinds OF Sewing,
/ and are strong and durable in ali then paris.
-- This is important for even light work will
! - soon cause traii machine to operate with
unccrtaintv. aud require frequent and ex
/ rcUsive repairs. The eeI VIII last = life
+ II! time and keep IN order
They Stitch Hem. Braid. Fell, Cord, Bind
% and Gather without bastlng.
They do not break the thread, SKIP stitches,
- nor form chain 'idge on the uuderside
= c.elL. They will sew over gathers and
-, seams without breaking the threrd, OF requIF-
-! Ing u change OF tension.
They use SIX, Cotton and Linen Threads
. equally Wei.
# Taev are she only machine using WEEDS
- PAyl>T TArEAD CaNrEULLEE There Is no
-s other app ar4ta, for IT,. control OF lie 'saCh
- Thread equal 20 %.
r, Every Machine is Warranted.
T.anic~ aud Manufacturers wi,l nud Tie
Ii most .'soti.5.y Naru.u,, for Use, owing TO
tu,iT always keeping On repair grd working
- order. uud JAe.g Er,a; speed aud case OF nldn-
u-emcut.
III FORTY per cent. more work can be done in a
- wears time On The Weed" than on any
= either Sr,, psl.. " CHM.
WEIUBIItIY CHALLENGE MACHINES
IN or ANY AND ALL OTHER MANJFAt-
u CiiL 10 30 A~ LARGE : RANGE OF
p WORK A. CAN EASILY BE DONE Ok
- THESE MACHINES.
- All orders OF communications from
Ill EatulIe-. I.Iogs. .ie4ui~ire,Se~. tioihjers.
- H-rue>s Makers dc. 5H the country, wIIl re
T.; c--vc Irua.f: attention. Descriptive Cir
49, Cu'aT aud ~lui.- ct u orr wal. be- sent on
-, receipt o. letter stamp Collections made GU
e. Delivery 81 Machines, n desired, - iha! the
. purchaser Ned Nur PAY FOR THEN u&rIL They
hEE EICtIy.1.
5EFFEAs ON FARM Err. Gen. Z ct.
u:'icI =! ",S,iir"I9r -.
.t.I-s> - NTEi y,-TarcC-h.at Michigan,
. E-air-t. I..aos .-.-.s q, Minnesota, Io-a, Mis-
$ ZIMMERMAN, lgsn..
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: Indispensable 70 tie pp:tlautg.u Of every Traveller,
i ~ once Ire''nts Gizzss er sea ah hess 'i'i,r IA
steamers c,. and ia falling preventive Of dan
ger from l. e water anu climate. Do net 10 with
Clt II.
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WALLPAPER AvD cVEsTAgSl
A E.oCisIr2 10 GOsllg Men.

J.a IlslIi<.o! IN Se,tfai Eareloyr Ptcc Sir Cn,s
! ecEurc o.. line Nn-
NJ tUrP, srcafIsiCIf "a I,si
- .=-a-.-t- s.ntIiCni Cure Of Sucr;natOr-
=-t ~ rhocs Seminal week.-mrs.. IN
.s-zAy,.r. 5,\ Voluntary Emissions. Sexual De-
II AN A.~-s..n lili-y, ami In edm mis- Mar
ss-@.1 ria"c GENERALLY. NrrvDU-u-s,
Consumption EPILEPSY and ft~, Mental and Physical IN
caaeitv rcs,rlt.t from SciEALSc &c. By ROETJ IT,
SERNELL. VI D. Author OF the Green Rock DO.
The world owned author, in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves bisGvn experience that the az al CON
sequences 1l ScrAu-- may ~ en- turily removed with
medicine. and without dangerous surgical operations
hoUghs. nSruIle ns rings, corals. pointing ot am"'e
of cre at once certain and c!scual by which ever SUI
eI,r what his condition may he ma! cure ,i-
sal c!lca1iy pryaoly and IA dly. THIS Lei IL
WILL PI,OYL A BOON 10 THOUSANDS AND THOU
SANDS
sent under sell 20 any address in PLAIN, sealed "nre!
one on the rocep5 SIX cents two rns'Ce stamps, ty
{ adlre...r- gLIAS. j. (. KLjAE& 90,
~ Eowery. Neyv Ycr, rtst-onice I'oN $3.50
> N,v 10 1861
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. DE'S DYSPEPSIA Curl.
GOES DrSPEI:TA CUREi
CURES DEspEnSLA WITHOUT FAIL
GOES DTSFEI:SLi CURE!
CURES N.4CHEl At ST0NACHi
GOES DT&IBT,SLA CURE,
CUES GRIPS IND COLO PAINS,
GOES DYSPEISLA CURE.
CURES CHOLERA NoEBUSEFIEl- ZINE:
GOES DISTERsI4 cJREi
CURES INDIGESTIO.ES ANHUEE As 2-OU TAKE IT.
Co.'s DISI'EIIA CtEEi
CURES HEARTBJRN IND HEADACHE!
CO.'S DYNIXEHLt CURE:
REGULATES IND rows 7IIEsToAtcH'
GOES DINIEHSIA CURE!
Is sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the sToAACfl
and BOWLS!
GOES DINPEI>LA CURE!
Cures FEVER and AGUE-lc, those afflicted with TIN
ntaia,iy ny II
Co.'s DTSIEFSIA CCRE!
Cures Northumberland you 10 have TO wal. Se-l
its effect.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
l. the greatest appetizer knoun-it not only crate
the appetite but enables 20 easily digest your eois
GOES DrSIfRSIA cUREi
Recommended iy all leading physicians.
CO.'S DlSi'EiHTA CJREl
L al invaluable friend - al who weak ie,ilitGtei
ana in . low state Of normal action
CO.'S EI.IEI>Lf CGEE,
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c9E.2 1IsPEE>L, ctEF!


VII relieve distress from :e.i purify sgEr s:um
in less i..ae thai. u LII. &" vIlt- tn.- line.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-26
- Vesl7=.TF5 ET,:T
6rfle9:!|,r:aP3tf. !:
Trinn Of CaPtnin WiriAe. EIndeG-
nitsIy Postponed The Indie a.
ments Against Gen. Lee and
thers-ADnlicat;o.s A a.. p..dm,,

New YoKK, July 25.-The Times WASH
,ihgton special says: The trial of Captain
Henry Write, late rebel commander, the
Andersonyille prison, which was set for to-
morrow before a military commission, has
been indefinitely postponed, and the Sec
retary of War has his case under advise
nent. The charge preferred against him,
and tor which it was intended to put him
on trial Tomorrow, is violating gthe customs
of war; the preferment being that he re-
fused the prisoners under his charge suffi-
cient food; fed them on spoiled and butrid
meat, compelled them to drink water in
which had been thrown slops from camps,
claiming prisoners together, and other in
human practices from which they died.
The next term of the us. Circuit Court
to be held at N0rf0lk,, meets, ino October,
when the treason indictment against Gen.
Lee and other noted rebels will be called.
1T is understood here these cases will not be
presented, but the President will direct
atoHe prosequiS to be entered, and dispose of
each defendant as he proposes to dispose of
other leading rebels who havebeeh activelN
participating in the war, namely, by BUT
ting them on long probation, as condition
precedent to pardon, imposing such penal
ties and restrictions as-may be justified by
their circumstances.
Among persons pardoned by the Presi-
dent to-day was Gov. Perry, of S. c., and
Duff Green.
The South CAROLINA delegation has gone
hodie! Gov. Perry leaves here to- morrow
direct for his State, to resume his official du-
ties as Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-26
Proclamation of GOV. Parsons, of
Alabama.

MoBnE; July pa The a dtertiser and
Register publishes to-day Gov. Parsons
proclamation. The Governor reviews the
prospects and condition of the South be-
fore secession, and its present impoverish-
ed state. He estimates that one hundred
and twenty-five thousand Alabamians were
in the battle, of which seventy thousand
are dead and disabled; hence destitution
reigns where once stood comfortable homes.
Yet amid the ruin, suffering and death re-
sulting from secession, every political right
which the State possessed under the Federal
Constitution is hers to-day, except slavery.
The slave code is dead 1t is the height of
wisdom for the citizens to produce the best
possible results from the new order of.
things! Justices of the peace, ,constablesB y
members Of the commission courts, except
judges of the probate, county treasurers,
tax collectors, assessors, coroners and mu-
nicipal officers who were in office on the
22d Of May last, are appointed, during the
continuance of the Provisional Government.
Judges of probate and sheriffs iii office
on the 22d oof ~ May last will s'ItakeI the
amnesty oath, and continue. to, discharge
the duties of their office until others are,
appointed Each officer is required to take
the amnesty oath and gi1ea new bond. 2
AN election for delegates to Convention to
assemble on the 10th of September next,
win be held on the 3htof Augustnext. . y
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Cincinnnti mnrkefg

7 lFL0UR-SaIes of extra were made at $s 0O9s 25.
and family at So 509s 75.
WHEAT-Sales NIGH have been male at 81 $50
~ 35o bush fair red sold at 81 55 and 100 bush
Spring at 81 4s.
C0RN-Tbe demand for shelled is very limited,
ana round lots are offered at eS97Oc, without find,
pgbHyefs! SHnnd seected ear Is scarce, and there
Ssens s0ps little inquiry small sales might be made
Se doqg n ELEVATOR b odeS sensfassE sht
KYE"ssiiiers at $50; buyeisat sOssso. ol
WHlSKY-A good demand, and prices advanced.
Sales of 200 brls at 81 40 IhH1' 10y
!PROVlSlONS-We have to report quiet market,
but 5 prices did no. undergo any change City mess
nIG S5sng i Ss e. s BaRR %sss. Ss aas
a. l51a@l59ic for Shoulders, and l6H@l616c for
Sides. Bacon Shoulders could have been sold at
i1c, hut lheS wore held higher, IaeeprSjes cessd
plain, and 2093Oc for sugarcured. Lard was iii de-
mand at &c, but at the close could not have been
bought at this rate. The sales were 100 brs country
ialss,P9fk% l % r s2s 5G tna5O Yeress Lsrd at az. T =
SATURDAY..
lGROCERIES-An unchanged and quiet market.
Witha tay denaRd at 29g32c for fair to choice Rio
Uoee 137a917c for raw Sugar, 20 @2lc for hard re-
tined and 81 OO91 o5 pergaIl0n for Porto Rico No
; IBUTTER-Te c receipts and demaud are about
equal, and the market rules quiet at 23a26c per B
for prime TO choice Central Ohio:
LCHEESE-The demand is light, and with rather
libera fharlst tfnlea dun tl69 l6slc p9r
pound, actual tare, for Western Reserve aud Ham
burg
. IEGGS-The demand and receipts are both light,
and the market rules quiet lS9 per Dozen ship
pers' count. in good condition.
lHAlTWe quote prime Timothy. loose-pressed. at
Sl5iOOgi8 O0 per ton, On arrival. Prices fotltight
pressed are nOtnina, as there il nothing doing. "
FRUlr-Dred Apples are dull at 596c per pound
for prime from store
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-26
The War in Mexico Becoming
More Serious. gaEIut

New YORK, July 25.-The New Orleans
Times City of Mexico correspondent says:
When Negrete fell back from Matamoras
ne offered Jenneygros battle at Buena
Vista, which was declined. Finding the
lmperialists were planning to surround
him. NegFete retired. to Mennlova, where
he divided his forces, marching them in
different directions, and Marshal Bazaine's
combination, which, was to terminate the
wRr, was frustrated. The war is becoming
every day more serious in the State OF
Michoocan, and foreeef 1000 has been
sent from Mexico to protect Merrilla,
the Capital of the State, This has
not been done, however, and Count
Patteirt has been censured and recall
ed for allowing Remules, to defeat him.
Cpl. Pauline has also suffered disaster. The
city of Tula has been taken by the Liberals,
The town of Matahua had been stormed,,
and the Imperialists lost 300 French troops.
No quarter was asked or given. The States
ofGeanera, Chopos, Eabasco and the greater
part of those of Vera Cruz and Vaiaca, are
in the hands, Of the Liberals. President
} parez is in, undisturbed possession of Chi s
hbahua. TtnJ F'1t'oATal 1'f"f' q Tai IT
The bitterness Of the people is growing
stronger daily. It is impossible to Collect
taxes. '.4 gH3i NI'-Hd 'T7 10 EDtil.tb eo'Iihq ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-26
New York Market--JuIy 25.

G0TTQNa7,Heavy and loweri ~ q 41cfor middlng.
FLOUR-More active and i0c TO 25c better; 90 60
@e 10 for extra sate 81 5Oa7 rs for common to good
sfsas $Rs GSSs SSs ss i sp 4 s
soS sSSIS bs 5s. af pids sas Pfs afs are ss
Z g g. os SapcSse 90 s sa5 $50 rsdd Si
WHlSKY"Firmer; y westtoah1 III II@2 10.
W HEAT-3@5c better; 81 1901 30 for Milwaukee
club 81 509l 81 for amber milwaukee,, 81 6O9l IS
for Winter red western, iand III 95 2 90 for White
western. Amber Michigan nominal at $l 6O9l 90.
Bi bbI1Scarce and very firm at 96997c for western.
BaRIdt1 MAIzf.-DEL,rg gds rGl qrn ~
CORN-Cern active and a93c better s49s5c for
tnso1nt' for sound mixed WESTERN closing
oATs-ic bstsef Os Ssstetninsdo price
for inferior, closing dull.
! C0FFEE-Dull,
hsgGARs1Quiet OF I89l4c fotP Porto Rico Havana
PEERQ EUIMvQ Quiet s3leas2c for gpds ,%7964e
PoRKEOpened heavy aSdf i6wei Ahd closed nm
at $50 0O93l 90 for mess mess closing at $3l 90
cash. $27 5Op28 90 for Is637i do, e23 50D24 90 for
prime, and s25 0O925 50 for prime IN ess Also, $50
% rs.
BEEF-Unchanged
BEEF HAMS-Quiet
LCUT MEATS-Firm at l59l7c for Shoulders and
ID 4 993c for Hams.
BACUN-Dul.
Ct 4 iaas sisssss igt .$
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-26

OPERA HoUsE.-There was an unusually
large audience at the Opera House last eve
ming for an opening night by a new, COM
pany., But we ,opine that all who were
present, were glad that they were there to
see the beautiful play of "Fanchon" SO
handsomely rendered. "The Cricket" was
tastefully and vividly personated by Miss
Nellie Grover. She is certainly an actress
of no common talent and tact. Mr.. c.
Heartwell's personation of Landry Barbeau,
we have seldom seen equaled. Both Miss
Grover and Mr.. HeartWell were called be-
fore the curtain at the close of the play, ..y.
Mr.. j. F. Ward, in "Paddy Miles Boy"
sustained the high reputation he has ac-
quired in the rendition of Irish characters.
The farce was received with merriment and
applause. ,alt .a.'i.-h
Between the two pieces, Mr.. Stewart re-
cited the popular poem of "Bingen on the
Rhine" in chaste and creditable style.
The new company made very promis-
ing debut at the Opera House last night.
With one or two exceptions, their enuncia-
tion was so clear and distinct that every
word could be easily heard. This is of IT,
self q great recommendation.
Tonight will be presented the drama of
"Robert Emmett, the Irish Patriot" and
the farce of La Chalet. Both are popular
fayorites
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-26
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NEW Y DIRK, July 25.4The Times special
says; Admiral Bradford has sailed fram
Hampton Roads to take command Of the
Atlantic squadron, with orders to reduce to
ten vessels. The Malvern is his fag.ship.A-
Hon. j. Meigs, of Tennessee, Is named
to-day as sthelprobabte successor otIJ Judge
Catron on the q. S. Supreme bench. The
President has offered, the position to ME-,
Meigs, but the latter has thus far intimated
that he does not desire the office. osnb
The Tribtne's Washington special says:
a private letter from. .Matam oras states that
large numbers of rebel officers and men,
lately belonging to the commandsot Dick
Taylor and Kirby Smith, are Joining the
forces of MaXimilian; This action seems to
be- caistd by The high gold bounty being
paid by the Imperial Government.
During theweek ending July % the Gov
ernment has reopened 43 postoffices in the
South, 23 Of them In Virginia, 8 in Missis-
sippi, In Tennessee, and 8 each in Ken
lucky and North Carolina. y sioagh dsDoaF
1t is reported on good authority that
John Minor Bolts will soon issue an address
tP the people Of Virginia, urging them to
vote for negro suffrage as the only hope Of
the State tor Its readmission into the Union
on terms ofeequality with the other States
All Of the troops in this Department.
numbering about 10000, will be paid off
nextweek.7 About six millions of dollars
is required to liquid8te their claims on the
Government l3'n". ~ .'h - s.' ..,s ..,,
The Government has forwarded 5instruc-
tions to the commander of the Department
of Virginia to reduce the volunteer cavalry
under bis command to two regiments. SINH!
lar orders have been sent 10 the command
ing Generals:of the Middle and North Caro-
lima Departments, directing them TO dis-
unteer cavalry regiments attached TO their
respective. commands. ~ u G,.nl no .f.fr75