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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
Recoiicfliation Between Governor
THsramiette and Gen. BurbSidge- ~
The Weather.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2S,-The difference here
tofore existing between Gen. Burbridge
and Gov. Bramlette, of Ky- has been AMIGA
bly, adjusted. A meeting took place be-
tween the parties at Frankfort Thursday,
when the causes of disagreement were eX-
planned and complete. reconciliation made.
severe stoi III commenced Wednesday night
and continued unabated up to last night.
The wind blew a gale, doing considerable
damage to shipping % NV 11''''' '',. ''1'.-
1t commenced raining here yesterday af-
ternoon and last night. Strong wind pre-
vailed, and cold rainse in this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

THE rain which fell on Friday and Friday
night, though slight, must have been Of
great benefit, especially to the growing
wheat Though 1t had not yet suffered se-
verely from the dry weather, the late rain
was needed to make it spread and take root
to endure the cold Of the approaching win
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

A. j.. PRINTz, a member Of the City
Council and superintendent of the Gas
Works for many years in ZaDtsville. was
fonnd dead in an alley in that city on
Thursday morning. A post mortem ex-
animation, revealed the TACT that his death
was caused by a piece oftobacco gettingin
his windpipe, probably, while coughiDgl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
~ CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD, }
OFFICE OF GENERAL TIcKET AGENT ;
.tH..N . COLUMBUS, Oct. 30th, 1865.

! On and after this date, three trains daily
Sundays excepted, viii leave the Union
Depot on this road as follows: Night Elk
press at 4:05 A. NJ; Day Express at 1920
A. M; Mail at 2:35 I'M. odi l''dl,a'I, .'5 ,
All trains will make close connections at
Bellaire with the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, for Baltimore, Washington and all
eastern cities. .iAlso, the 4;05 A. M. and 2:35
p. NJ. trains connect at Bellaire with the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad, for
Pittsburgh and Eastern cities. ..,. arr
'a.' ..' JNo. w. Bro wN,
i.' ,f. General Ticket Av.ut
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

No MATTER, HOW UGLY.-It Is said that
the new fall bonnets-just from Paris-are
aparagon of ugliness. The fact will make
no difference, however. To be in fashion
is all that is necessary to make apparel
popular1r Hen coops and dog kennels
would be worn il they wereionly fashion
ohio ( nj nr'.e+ertgrf .a,sri stt n atsroa-r,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

DRUNK AND. oDIsoRDERLY.-M. +. Van
Ransellaer, Richard Ellsworth and George
B. Ieggett, in the Police Court on Satur-
dayimerping, were each fined So and costs,
fbr drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
and committed. n .uAJ can 70 r.af
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

HoGs.-An exchange learns that hogs
arelvery plentyi Indiana and Illinois, and
that the corhlcrop this season is the best
that has been raisedfor ten years. 1t adds
that the general opinion of packeEsis is that
the hog market1will open next month at
not more than $500 or $3.50 perbuhdred,
and that the supply will be very large.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
CITY ITEMS.
Boarding.

Persons wishing board in a private fam
lily. where there areno other boarders, can
find a pleasant place at No. Al East Long
street. Also, a few table boarders.
oct3O-d2w rIr a.. .~ h,!lNu.F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

PERsoNAL.-Lewis i. Parsons, Provision
al Governor Of Alabama, and Brigadier
General Wager SwayDe, Commissioner of
the Freedmen's Bureau in the same State,
passed through the city on Friday, ,ep,roiae
for Washington. .--. ~ ~. \ ....r....I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
Edward Lauf.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Hats, Caps,
and Furs. Furs repaired. No. 20 East Town
street. --...---.......- octl4-3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
The Fenians.

New YORK, Oct. 2S.-The Senate, OF the
Fenian brotherhood held d session Ait this
city last evening, and established financial,
military, naval and civil Bureaus. Other
important business relative to the organic
alton was transacted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

CAssus M. r ,NsoR, a pick-pocket, was,
on Saturday morning, fined in.the Mayors
Court $50 and costs and committed. Tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
THE CITY, an

AppLrs.--From 1900 to 1000 bushels OF
apples are received in Cincinnati dailyag-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
OF this dull sickness Mt nv heart afraid ,

/ Of this dull sickness at my heart afraid"
But in cases OF CATARRH, single bot
tie of DIR. ID. H. Seelye's LIQUID ca
TARRH REMEDY will ALWAYS effect
a permanent cure, thus preventing Bron-
chitis or Consumption. LN ,IJCiIaI Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
O ~ Dh' WY
General Ticket Agent

COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS CENTRAL
RAILwAY.-The following new time-card
on this road has been furnished us by the
AGENT at this point. 10 'l.h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

COZ. RoYAL TAYLOR, State Commissioner
of Soldiers Claims, has, during the last
month, collected and paid into the State
Treasury, to the credit of thesoldiers hold
ing the claims, over thirty thousand dol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

FoRTREss MONROE, Oct, 2,-5The United
States steamer Rhode Island sailed hence
for Havana to convey the old steamer
Shenandoah to Warrington. M
The Elizabeth City county court is in ses-
sion at Hampton, Virginia, under orders
and permission from Maj. Gen. Miles,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

That tcei0N8 Wp0'D ho kedrtfV ~
Certainly; PLANTATION BITrERs will do it when
nothing else will Melancholy, Depression, Hypo-
chondria Insanity, all spring. more or less. from a
diseased stomach, and this PLANTATION BIrTERs
is sure cure for. There is no mistake about it;
Dyspepsia, Headache Dullness, yAgpo. and Low
Spirits must yield TO the health giving and genial
influence Of the PLANTATION B TIERS If you are
in doubt, maxi, one trial and be convinced.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

OfffcfRs0 or The GRAND DrvIsIoN:A The
GRAND Division of the Sons Of Temperance
of Ohio adjoprned their session at Mans
feld.on. Thursday, last, after having elected
the following officers tor the, ensuing year:
P-G.W.P.-D. III. Peas, Norwalk; CIV
PIT. d. Roys, Cincinnati; G. IVY. A.--G.
Nabber, Cleveland; G.. S.-H. V. Horton,
Cincinnati; G.. T.-J. b. Thompson, Column
bus; G. CIT! III. Barnum, ElizabethtOwn;
G. l.. .S.-Benjamin Raser, Massillon; G.
Chaplain-rA. 9, Hurd, Weymouth, s1raw
The Grand Division will meet next year
at Perryyille, on the third Tuesday of No.
vember' 80 ss,gieaI n.a-l. M 9.'!ib5G Al
ACLERK's MIsTAKE.--An Ohio exchange
relates the following funny mistake Of 3
Clerk in dry goods store: .,sa. 4 ..a1-9s al
lima certain store, not over a Thousand
miles from here, the clerk, after returning
from supper, commenced putting things to
their places for the night, when became to
what he supposed was the ,'show image,"
a. frame dressed in woman's clothes, and
having very much the appearances oif..oa
feminine In the back, took her very gently
around the waist, calling her his old wo4
man, with a few other remarks not commons
ly made yayoung menp1'in theIpresence
of ladies, when to his establishment the
SUPPOSED piece of wire-work turned round
and Slapped him in, the face for the gross
Insult lie had perpetrated, The clerk, In
nocent sas he was, could do nothing more
than apologizefor his niistake1 90! 20!
,,sniI'l,q ,sjl,n q T r--1- 'tii.| sS
.uREwARD OFFtREp.--We are authorized
tsstate that reward of one hundred dol
lars VIII be paid for the arrest Of Jacob
Watts, the negro porter whou perpetrated
theinhmous outrage upon the person OF q
little white girl at the Goodale House on
Wednesday night last. .gisiirso
1t would be difficult to imagine a case I'm
the annals of crime so degrading and
fiehdish as thisp ore oneI eIthat shonldS 80
arouse the Indignation and vigilance of the
communitytol bring the vile miscreantto
exemplary and summary jdstice.S The fact
thatche is q negro should, not operate In
his favor, as 1t does riotlesseh the enorrnity
Of a crime SO revolving to humanity and
common decency.a We9haye only this to
say, that if this black villain Is suffered 10
escape isunwhiptof Justice our city will be
disgraced, and win be regarded asinyiting,
or atleast conpising at the preparation OF
similar outrages.' ''''@ p'f b3 .bg s,s, s',o,ni4q
Ell htWElib.Yftsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

A HEAVY DRAw.--The, Hancock Courier
has the following: -,g ,9'.nrtr. rag
If, as the poetsays, a,Hquaqln t7an
l"Beauty draws us with single hair,'ra
then what---oh! tell us what--must be the
effect OF q, modern waterfall, ban .t,..a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
Frauds On On rhe Treaa.,urrry.. Z Z, r., !.

| New, YORK, Oct. 2SA4The Herald prints
La private dispatch dated West Point Miss,
| Oct. 26, stating that Gen. johnson has dis
| covered mmost stupendous frauds on the
Treasury Department He has arrested
| Harrison Johnson, special Treasury agent
at Columbus, and all his sub-agents in sur
| r6unding Counties, and taken possession Of
! their books and suspended them. ! 1t Is ru-
Fmored that the. Investigation will be dam
aging to high officials. ,syl,1s sss1qi idaiN
The Negro Resurrection in la
| is sUduDlc0 81 SOL 1iaaiea. ''linoo'A egJdErloD
MoREHEAD CRY, Oct, 2S,-The Purser of
the steamship Eagle makes the following
| report ;Isyo'O 40 sg1iscIl alv s.oHs'r I5l lsh
An insurrection has broken out among
| the negroes of Jamaica. The English
| Consul General at Havana has applied to
| the Captain General OF Cuba for aid to put
| the negroes down, and four Spanish war
vessels have been dispatched for that pur-
p%oT9o0s.iif5sse Gll - - L. ii DO eiaI
New YORK, Oct9 2S.-The police COM
| missioners to. day made formal complaint
against street contractors tor non -perform-
anee OF duty, citing one hundred streets to
sustain their charge. .,, ,r,,aos,
Edward B. Ketchum was arraigned in
the Courtof General Sessions, before Re
corder Hoffman. He withdrew his plea of
not guilty on the gold check indictment for
forgery. in the third degree, and put in a
plea of guilty. ftwas agreed his sentence
should besuspended till he can be exam.
ined incivil oasesnow before tho court.us
y U-tt -kt0Q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
Agent at this pc

PITTsBURGH, Col. & CIN'TI r. r, LISE,l
.<n.I.. iI COLUMBUS, Oct. q, '65.
EDITORS ONO STATESMAN: On and after
Monday, Oct. 20, trains on the Pittsburgh,
Columbus & Cincinnati railroad (short line)
will run as follows:
Mail And Accommodation. 4;o5 A, NJ. 7:4OP. NJ.
Fast Day EXpress.......... 2:35P. N. hoo A. NJ.
Fast Night Express ii,ii;,,...ll.25P.M. i2tO Mdt.
1 '''-T 'JI; ]. 5. PETERS. Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

"O1nst thou not minister 10 mind diseased,
And, Hith some street, OJliUioUs dntidote,
Cleanse MeJotH bosom Of the periious StuT
That arei0hs UD0,p. the hedrtfo fe
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

Total export from the
United States 7o2o72 rs $50 ~ ss7 7ol
pool so 900 gallons refined
Provisions -Receipts 7o1 bbls pork q 734 packages
beef $40 do cut meats, and 6o2 do: lard. The pork
lower, but subsequently advanced, with fair demand,
closing with slight Improvement In prices Sales on
the spot 5000 bbs AT Sal Sal rs for 1904 mess,
cash q and regular way closing a. s 90 cash s42 % o
for prime and thin mess olso for future delivery 700
bbs 1864 mess for January, sellers option and buy
er's option, at SAL IS $40; 1900 bbls new mess for
February, sellers ard buyers option at $4s 90 ~ 30
and $50 bbs prime mess for February, buyers optic n
At Sal 75 Beef continues In steady demand and firm
sales 500 bs at $40 $23 for plain mess and $21 80
$24 10 for extra Beef hams were In good re-
quest and nrm sales 800 bbs at S26 so $27 In cut
meats fair business done, the sales reaching 600
packages at 1714c. 1870 for shoulders, and lec a
BIC for hams or bacon sides We notice sales
Of 1000 boxes on the spot and to arrive at 2lc.
for Cumberland. 22c. 221sc for short ribs and
23c a23c for short ocar Dressed hogs quiet At
16hc tic for Western The lard market was less
tive and scarcely firm; salcs 200 bbls, at 204c.
$50 for No and 23c "a 40 for fair to prime st0D
and kettle Butter quiet at 800 &c for Western, a1d
4sc G0c for State Cheese In limited demand, at I5c
24c. for common TO prime.
SU0AR.-Thc nclement weather, combined with the
downward tendency OF gold restricted transactions TO
considerable extent and but little business consun
mated Holders, however, unwilling 10 grant any
concession, many OF ,he,n demanding advance. Fair
refining may be quoted Mt 1870 Sales 100 hhds Porto
Rico at 2c 100 khds Cuba at &c., and $50 boxes do
private terms Re0ned were firm, but quiet, at 2S4c
for haria
MoLAssrs ives in steady demand md firm, with sales
Of 40 bbs New Orleans al 81 20 81 go and do Cuba
muscovado at 72c
TALLow quiet with sales OF 100 900 lbs at Ito
lsc, indicating stoady market
WHIsKEY.-Receipts, 1S0 bbe Tho market was loss
active but rather lrmer; sales 600 bbs Western At
q 23i< - 24c.
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

whole course pursued towards tho boys and report faith
fully the result OF hsT inspection with such suggestions
III Clothing for the boys viii 10 supplied by contract
or otherwise by ciohiers, who VIII number OF
Ia Forms Of articles win be prepared by tho
OF Eoupmeut Recruiting for the boys parents
guardians sign In separate columns.
Is Bows at the time OF their enlistment will be rated
as OF the third class according to their age and
ability and SHALL ~ soon a. practicable, receive such
Further rating a upon examination they may be found
L. The pay Of boys until further regulated, win be
those OF the second class nine dollars per month"; and
those Of the nrst class, ton dollars per month. :,
is onsten.h part Of the monthly pay Of each boy win
rIss for his uss and under the special approval the
is AIionents Of the pay Of Boys win bs allowed only
special circumstance 70 be stated TO the depart
thew viii be encouraged and assisted in remtng 70
parents other near reatvoS such portion Of their
pay exclusive Of the oneenth TO be retained, may
main unexpended and not necessary for their use
IT. Apprentices will be transferred from school ship
to vessels active service upon the Recommendation Of
the school ship selection being made ~ general rule
OF those who have been longest under Instruction.
ss5 ssr,g on % %
careful discrimination In favor OF the deserving, and
ties Of two boys Will not be allowed liberty
shore In foreign port unless In company with potty
ofcer or steady and exemplary seaman who will check
them the abuse Of liberty, without imposing any harsh
or unnecessary restItiu| !
TO- Il being the object Of the department that the boys
enlisted to servo apprentices shall be instructed
promptly and thoroughly in the duties Of seamen, their
whole time SHALL far practicable be devoted to that
purpose and they viii not be permitted to attend as
walters servants TO officers nor be employed, without
urgent necessity In other services not conducive TO the
object of their enlistment.
20 On the termination Of a regular cruise command
Ing officers Of seagoing vessels win report the depart
mcnt the names Of such apprentice boys whose Of
has not EXPIRED as he may consider deserving OF
leave Of absence and the amount Of pay exclusive Of the
tn
decide whether grant them leave Of absence to
ceed six weeks and what amount OF money may be paid
them.
81 Boys enlisted 10 until twenty one years OF
age WILL ON the expiration Of their term OF enlistment be
paid the money then duo them and also, If their con
duct and the reports Of their commanding and superior
officers have shown that they deserve IL, viii receive
from the department certificate, on parchment ex-
pressing approval OF their conduct and stating tho
length Of their service and the time served in each rating
And those to whom such certificates are granted WILL IN
all applications for promotion or appointment II other
qualifications be equal be considered as having prior
claim GIDEON WELl.ES
NAVY DEPARTMENT May q, 1894
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

The closing sales at The Evening Exchange on Satur-
day were made at the following quotaticns:-Gold
2273s K, corpoa hvewenties lnew issue) lo9h, ten
forties 1929 ~ New York Central llSi4, Erie 81, Hud
River l1s Reading III, Fort Wayne 1917, Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 33k, Marlposa l53s Toledo and
Wabash Ioo Michigan Southern 73ss, Cleveland and
Ptsburg ses Rock Island 1o4 Northwestern SsA, pre-
ferred 70tS
The gold market has experienced but little excitement
and the fluctuations have been slight notwithstanding
the generally improving aspect OF the military situation
The Indications are however ut present that the latter
will induce sharp decline in the premium during the
next few weeks The extreme variations as fol
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

The gross receipts of the Western Massachusetts Rail
road for the year ending November 30, 1884, were
S7s Of receipts over 1888 $3.50 1885, In
crease or expenses in 1894 lsoo sell oo0 Of that
amount about has been paid for State and ma
tona taxes which include the government tax
materials for REPAIRS such as rerong OF iron spikes
wheels, frogs, &c, which amounts TO larger sum.
The total income OF tho Eastern assachnscs) Rail-
road for the year ending November 80 was 81 7ll
The cos. Of working the road was $57o, 7eo The In
teress paid during the year amounted TO $95 00S and
the United States tax $2a,5 $50 The net earnings,
after deductng all expenses including tax and interest,"
were S364, ,sl4 Two dividends, Of three pcr cent
each have been paid to the stockholders, amounting to
$220 62e and surplus Is left Of e1441S Tho total
surplus on hand Ia $303, $685. The number Of passen-
gers carried in the during the year was ,o2o 767
The Boston Trdretsr Of Saturday says
The week closes with an easy money market, N all
good standing but the applications for loans
are quite limited both at the banks and In tho street.
Some Of the largo balances have been considerably
duced by drafts from the Treasury Department. and II
may take little time for the currency thus with
drawn find its way hack again TO the old repositories
Discounts OF commercial paper In the open market vary
from to ten per cent according TO grades The
stock market steady a the quotations for dividend pay
ing securities there Is not much doing In speculative
shares and bonds The public continue free buyers OF
gold bearing stocks by way Of reinvesnS their January
aividcnda
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

SATURDAY, Jan. w NJ
ASHES Receipts, 80 bbls Market inactive and prices
nominal
BEAvs-Salea 600 bble medium at %, and small lots
marrow at $3 80 a 50 40
BnxApsrurrs -Roceipts, 4s37 bbls -four, so bbs and
I7s bags corn meal 500 bushels wheat 1912 do corn,
5,775 do oats, $50 do. rye Tho -four market was dull
and rather heavy though there was no apparent pressure
10 realize on standard brands OF State Western and
Southern at the expense Of reduced prices Sales
bbls state and Western 1900 Southern and 400 Canada
In rye -four small sales made within the range Of
ss rs 80 25 or corn meal 100 bbls Bradywins sold
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

The subscriptions TO the ten-iorty loan At the Ninth
National Bank in this city on Saturday amounted TO
$377s, 600, instead Of 81, 900, 600 as published
The interest due January the public debt, paya-
BILE In Boston, amounts two millions Of dollars OF
which one million eight hundred thousand In gold has
been paid This represents not far from $70 Of
the national debt by far the largest part Of which is
held in Boston, and tho remainder in Maine, Vermont
New Hampshire Massachusetts,, &c.
The Quicksilver Mining Company has declared divi
dend OF five per cont in gold.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Com
pany advertise to purchase certain Of their mortgage
bonds for the sinking fund.
The following statement shows the condition Of the
one hundred foryone banks OF Massachusetts, out
Boston on the 31st of December last compared with
the returns madc at the commencement of the year
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

Tho wheat market was inactive and rather heavy,
though not Quoaby lower The sales were only 800
bushels 81 IS for amber State and 81 - for winter
red Western Ryc continues Inactive at 81 72ae 70
FOR Western. Barley and malt were dull and prices
wholly nominal. Corn quiet but rather nrmer With
sales Of 900 bushels at 81 o. for mixed Western de-
iivcred, and 81 soh a 81 SO for new yellow jersey
Oats were less active and 1c 20 lower, at 81 % for
Western. fG&
CoFrEE.--No sales of momen, were reported, but the
market was firm q; previous quotations
CorTos.-At further decline OF fully 2c per ID !,
there but very tto doing the demand being wholly
confined TO the wants cf the trade and at the close
further concession would have been necessary p order
effect sales 10 any considerable extent Holders mani
fest rather disposition 10 operate IN view OF the
downward tendency of gold, conbined with tho much
larger supply Of cotton IN the south than was generally
supposed, some estimates placing the amount az Rix
million bales, large part Of witch will be made
available and forwarded 20 this market Sales to-day
ware 500 baca n tho following npuroa.-- q.