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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

/ GRAND CONCERT BY EAsTMAN's COLLEGE
BAND.-As already announced, this famous
Band that visited our city during the late
State Fair, and has received the greatest
enconiums from the press and people,
wherever they have given concerts, will
give grand Concert at the Atheneum this
| evening. Tickets and reserved seats in the
Dress Circle may be obtained at the Box
Office at the Atheneum this afternoon. We
consider this concert one of the greatest
treats in instrumental music our citizens
may expect to enjoy for long time to
come. From the numerous laudatory no.
tices of this Band by the press, we extract
the following from recent number of the
Detroit Tribune:
Rarely has Detroit had an opportunity to
listen to such music as was presented by
Eastman's College Band last evening. The
hall was densely packed in every part, and
we have never seen more respectable au-
dience out to concert In this city. The
music was all that the most critical con-
noiseur could wish. Alter all, such music
best interprets the grand music of Meyer
beer, Donizetti and Verdi, yet their grand
est conceptions should be played by a band
to be thoroughly appreciated. 1t was no
amateur humbug which greeted the ears of
the audience last evening, but grand, glo-
rious, thrilling music. giving new charms
to the works Of the composers. They came
here highly indorsed by the musical critics
of the New York press, and we had rather
expected to meet with slight disappoint-
ment, from the fact that we could not un-
derstand how concert composed wholly
Of instrumental music could give the
proper variety to please crowded house
for two or three successive hours. But we
were never more surprised, for they ex-
ceeded the high concentrations that pre-
ceded them. The universal impression
among the audience was unmixed delight,
and feeling that it was almost impossible
to discriminate as to the portion OF the pro-
gramme which pleased them best. Per-
haps the performance of departed Days"
the last serenade President Lincoln ever
listened to-excited the deepest feeling;
the associations connected with the music,
and the fact that the same band were play
ing it who performed it on the occasion in
question adding to the interest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct, 20.-The Guiding
Star sailed yesterday. The Concordio out
ward bound, got ground on the Bar for
the first time since the capture of New Or
leans, April, 1862. Cotton dull. o..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23
"We,re not onrsalyas.

When nature being Oppressed commands the mind
To suffer with the body" ~ -l.'h9
For sCATARRH or Cold in the Head, use
Or. d. II. 'Seelye's LIQUID CATARRH
REMEDY, pleasant and most etficacious
remedy. ..l ',,'.. '.- 's5T.s s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23
DR.. BerkIey

Has necessarily been absent from the city
for several weeks but has returned and
may be consulted at his Office, northwest
side Of North High street. near Gay.
J Oct. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23
The Gold Market.

New YORK, Oct. 2l.--t1old rather weaker.
The Government was a seller this morning.
The demand for customs is moderate, and
quotations continue at about yesterday IS
figure. s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23
Straight Line from New York Il
NlOn nlreaI. -

New YORK, Oct. 21.-The project of ex-
tending the Harlem railroad northward
from Chatham to Bennington, VT, so as to
connect with the western Vermont railroad,
and form straight line from NewYo ork to
Montreal, is likely to be earned out.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

LIEUT.. w. +. LYNCH, formerly of the U.
S. Navy and commander of the Dead Sea
expedition, died at Baltimore on the 18th
inst, at the age of 81. -..., .-rr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23
Fluting! Flutine!

r AM PHEPARED TO DO FLUTrNG
L. in the best manner Of, abort notice Iadiss ~
Dressmskers please scnd in your WORK Il You wish
itneaty done. AZ. ~. MRS. ,BARTELL.
No. ass South High st.. Lstlimef's R new buiidins.
may23 go ,-l-l-~7' -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

ST. LoUIs,O Oct. 2l.-Lewis Zeith's vinegar
factory, corner Washington street and
Franklin avenue, burned this morning
Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000. sssssR ,. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23
THE CITY.
PROF. J. M. MAcALLsTER is coming.

Mrs. GRUNDY is dead-that is, the humor-
GUS journal of that name.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

PosTMIsTREssEs-Ala large number OF fe-
male postmasters were appointed during
last month to offices in the Southern States
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23
COLGATE,s HONEY soar.

d This celebrated Toilet SOAP, In such uniysr,
sal demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emolIient in It's nature, fra.
grantly scented, acd extremely beneficfaf
in its action upon the skin For sale BY oil Drueests
and Fancy Goods Dealers. ug jan3o s5- -d&Wiy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

MoNADNoCK, mountain III New Hamp-
shire, was covered with snow week ago.
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( CITY IT ITEMS.
Edward Lauf,

Manufactures and Dealer in Hats, Caps,
and Furs. Furs repaired. No. 20 East Town
street. O. So octl4-3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

CHAMP FERGUSON was executed at Nash
Vile on Friday, and Magruder at Louis
vile. ,-r vmnL. ~. -.-- --------
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Renewed fi,om his OIdl .Omce.iIl

= DIR. A. B.'WILLfAMS. West broadway. nsas
High street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himsel
for series Of the rea mont Of certain prs
vate diseases, He may beconsulted at his ofIice@
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank. 1't3a f9iF3O
mch26'65 tti giro laf Ene, ,tisFa. n fff. Il. (.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

The Night Express on the Little Miami
& Columbus & Xenia r. r. also leaves at
4:4QA. NJ, instead of 4:l0, as heretofore. ,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

CHANGES IN THE TINA CARD.--The fol-
lowing changes have been made in the time
table of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincin-
natl r. r.: ... ., t.,.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI.
and as a CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and others.
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature De,
cay Of Manhood. &c,. supplying at the, same time
ed himself after undergoing consderab able quackery.,
BY inclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author. LG ntl gN 10 IiQ
p, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,, !,
aug28 d3n Brooklyn, Kings Co., N.Y.u5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

SOLDIERS ALLoTMENTs.-The following
soldiers allotments, collected from Ohio
troops, werd entered on the State Comp
troller's books at the dates mentioned, as
certified into the State Treasury on account
of the Pay Agents named:
W. H. WILIIAMs-Oct 90
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Election of Senators from NHissis-
.Hr..n siDDt. s...' r...

JACKSON, MISS, Oct. 2l.-Jddge Sharkey
and j. L. Alcorn were elected United States
Senators. Avs "'' r,.'". D." 'tEt t"- H'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-23

VIII. DRRw, BY M.R. BRAILY-0ct. 90.
9Th Ohio Cavalry. .......,.,.,.,..;
~ f. A.. MARBLE, Cows Priv. Sec.-0ot, ~. "
Soldiers not attached to any military organi- ycl
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UYNNEW ELLIS
Universal Cough Remedy

Tber, Is. probably no line Of diseases Whe md md
Larq GomPtd'Rfs ..,,., ,,,r a ,renaration before
lh1fe ~ ~" ,hc above complaints, that does MOI
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'oulo i'm uiue.tenths of such cases u, tie! Pod
uee nausea cause the stomach ,h 70 nature requires
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wc i of weak lung or conS"mPt'o" Is pe'N''
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4 true eoaga s"ra sompanion OF all and TO be
e. mi as often here Is eSng N Ine use alter
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me con-" and make the cure perfect; ,,,, al,
irr,ta'io,i The most violent Sore 1hFo YIN e,r.I
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the yip,, a constant use of the ooueh i'e'"'"' 49,
by maNi"r For uoarseness It Is invaeao, ,s,.,ryop
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JOHN Practical Chemists sostoh MISS
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Songs for Soldiers ana their
Friends.

The Trumpet of Freedom. Containing Soldiers
Chorus; Viva Ia America; Mother, when tho
war is over; Mount, Boys, Mount; Picket Guard |;
Not Star from our Flag; Volunteers Wife;
Red, White and Blue; To Canaan; Do they
pray for me ut home; How. do you like it. JET.
ferson, D Battle II ymn Of the Rcpublicy Glory
Hailelujah; Garibaldi Hymn, and other popular
Songs, Duets &c, viii be sent post paid, for 40
cents OLIVER DiTSoN 4 Co., Boston.
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5pctial Notices.
CARD

rrof. \. l. Pierce take pleasure "a returning o.
h.ar,flt tiauk. TO the citizens OF Ellsworth ahi VI
t','t, lar thc ycr, Kind manner IN which tAtf a''
t,ca,,d himself and family While residing ~ ~,
worth aud for the liberal patronage tAenuri 10 nm
", ht ',ns.nr.s lie viii bear away with him CRATE
mi rerollections Of Ellsworth ,,,.t.I
i'm rcririns from hi, basuceS he give III. best "'sn
s of prosperty to his successors, ana 10 ,IH ne 'e
i.rs III. former customers. a
Ellsworth, Jan I'd, ip1,
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A rare Chance for Good
InVestTnent.

FANHE subscriber offers for s,lc his dcsirca
4 bic business stlrd at "oargentville," in
Sedgwck.
The property for sale comprises a good dwell
ing house PLEASANTLY situated. and barn con-
nected by a building seveuty feet long, in which
is meal room, wash room, wood house, carriage
house. &c. A good and convenient store and
outbuidngs. A grist mill with two runs of
stones and bolt. A conmodious cooper shop
and out building. A WHAT with two good build
ings on it. In one Of which is a sail loft,
FISH yard. flakes buildings boxes &c, &c. A good
ship yard with its blildlngs &c.
Iueie is 10 acres of moving and tillage
under good cultivation, with 10 young
fruit trees grated which now bears about 40
bushels of apples, AMI u acres pastnrage. The
above named property will be sold at good
bar ain-flr the purchaser and easy trims.
Is believed te be as g oi'a place for adc. gem
orally. as any in the coulty-and for carryin.
o n the Cushing business" "P1gy oil business,
and clam bait business is believed to be the best
N the county; some years taking 1900 to 1900
b.. clam bait.
Any wishing to purchase a goo I business
Sand, will do wei! to cal soon, examine premises
| AID see the Subscriber.
WIN. G. SARGENT.
Sargcntyllle, Dec. 1864. 3mos
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HAZE DAEi. E2A2Is DYE.!

3ATCHEL0R S Celebrated HAIR Dye
Is tie Bed in the World
TtIE uNIY
Harmless, Fruo and Reliable Dye Known.
TAsspl,aIii Hair by Is rirf'ct--csanges Red,Rusy
y GREY Hair. Instantly 10 Giassy Biacb or Natural
iroma 4ts.u. l,lrus the Hair or Staining the skin
.a. the II &C SGT aa4 Beautiful! iia?lfs feesh vital
IT, .leary restoring as pristine color aud reelhes Tie
n l.st.5i Hil py,s The genuine is sispsl WILLIAM
k.Bhr5lIEGp6, an others arr mere limitations and
s5al! b. avoided. sd! - al druggists, SC. FACro
.ry-stHtutLAY sr.NY ly23P
R.,rttigr', Nsr I,ltef Cram for Dressing fheHa'
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Drowned at sea OF Cape Cos, Dec. 4,h, from
bti,, George Amos, Wnl, IL. Collins, OF Isle au
ilaute, aged 81 years. ,o.,
At Isle au naute, ofdiptheria, Dec. 10Th, Sarah
staples, aged u years; Dec tn, Frederick, aged
Years, the wife and child OF Afno staples, Also
~ nm Abir,il Eobiuson, of tn, same disease,
sister of the above, and daughter of Capt Spencer
Robinson, aged 2G years.
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New Work Markets.


VI" INHAl UNI IL
Flour 10, hi her s.les 300, bbls->tat' $1,7j
4lJ45, Eoaud uoop ohiJ 81 ,2o.n '.oni
~ rstcrB. 5 solr . so; >outarfn-sales too bo.-
At SO. sjt.l 800; canada -; hi:Aef-SAlsi 40
bJ.. a, so, 4lta 400.
Wheat ! "a &c higher.
Pors Rim-Alc,, st}.jAl, Il.
Lard firm
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Castine, Dec. Is, 1864.
NYoTi cE OF FORECLOSURE.

Charles Rogers, on the fourth day of February A.
D. 1887 BY his deed of mortgage oil that DATE feco1'
hav;ng conveyed TO William wi herle now deceased,
and Charles j. Abbott, Executors and Trustee. un-
dar lanes Orswfofd's WILL in their said capacity, a
iat If land in Castine, bounded northwesterly by
land of Horatlol iodsdon, southeasterly by water
Street northeastery by land once owned by tine lais
y;iam Jarvis and southw esterly by Main street,
and tie condition of said mortgage having been bro
AVN c.J ABBOTT, Trustee &c.
r..,in. r,e ,cmber. ii, 1861. tt
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Nathaniel Wilson and David sc. Wilson, late of
Castine deceased, on the tentay Of y fober, A. p,
ls3o by their deed of mortgage recorded at Hancock
County Registry vol 6s page So having conveyed to
The Inhabitants of Castine, u lot of land lying in
Ca.tine. bounded northeasterly by tho. highway,
southeasterly by Penebseot. Bay, northwesterly by
land of Zadoc Wiiham. aud suutheasiery by land
lately owned by Harvey Harding being the westerly
ftnrth of The homestead Of the late David vii.
,on. and the condition of said mortgage having been
broken we claim a foreclosure thereof
INHABIrANTs OF CASTISE,
b our Atty, Z, J. ABBOTT.
r,.~.;na zvrc % 1864 5lA
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At = Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth. sIrl ai,
ar tie County Of Hancock on the first Wednesday Of
December, A.. lNdi:
~ {, WoptHaN q AIS, Trustees n the estate oi
l.. f. NJ. ~ NV. of BucN sport, in said County, hav.
nt esrt't,d their OF Administrator upon sid
estate tor probate;
Ordered-That The said Trustee, give notice
20 all person Interested, by causing copy - a. .
order published three weeks sutessiyciy Ia te
Ellsworth American printed, II Ellsworth that they MAJ
,ppear at a Probate Court to be held Buek-pnrt SAID
county Oh the hird .s.y uf JaHuWy rrNt.
1t the clucS the and shew use, IL any they
nave why the same should not he allowed,
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,,,voiys. pEBILITATED AND DE- De-.
TO THE Nk NH, ' az iH5rIi sEXEs. great SUI
::' $ss25 sE & "a,
receig, o. Of eare prss, r 90 Office
''' JOHN NJ DAoAAhh' BROOKLYN, n. Y
naOP
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Nevada, well known as a Republican
stump speaker, and w. w. Steward have
elected U. s. Senators from the bran new
Republican State of Nevada.
ENGLISH view OF OUR NAvY.-The
| London Times of Dec 2lst, regards Am
erican affairs rs of so much Importance.
that it devotes two of its three leading ar
ticles to the department reports; and rs
between the Navy and the Treasury it
rather significantly gives precedence to the
former. It gives Mr.. Wellcs great credit
for the working of his Department during
the war.
"A young love, even when his love
Is m Jst prosperous, loses heart.
Poor men plant and gather the
corn, and rich ones drink the whiskoy.
"A civct-cat should be a good
hunter; she never loses her scent.
Charity may gush forth from the
hardest aeart, like silver water from the
rock.
Young lady, get your lover upon
his knees. tut don't let him get you
upon them.
We are told to weigh our
thoughts most men and women would
need very small pair of scales.
WHO is the shortest man mention
cd in the Bible Knee high-mah.
A friend suggests that there is one
Observation-Disclosures Shoe hight.
Tito Avs of Connecticut got blue
two centuries ago. Tie lawyers in
good many States have frequently done
SO ever since.
The FIRST institution given to our
race was the Sabbath the next was
marriage. Reader, give your first
thoughts to heaven, the second to your
wife.
AN old sailor, finding a corkel
bottle floating on the sea, opened it with
the soliloqny, Rum, | hope Gin, |
think tracts, by jingo.' and then threw
it back into the water.
Two Brooklynites made bet on
the election, OF a beaver hat, to be "a
loches high aud 8 in breadth of brim,
the winner to wear the hat during tie
Presidential term.
There are upwards Of thirty Cen
erals in the United States Army who
profess the Roman Cathoic faith
Ayong them are Generals Meade,
Rosecrans, Scales, aud Sheridan.
-Mosby has oiforel any Of mis- men
who should canturc Sheridan. dead or
alive, a commission AZ major in the rebe
service and perqalsite Of fifteen hun
bred dollars.
THREE lrankcn lieutenants Of Lees
army were recently tried at Riehaonl
for paradins the streets arm in ARA with
nero women, while T. NJ. Davis, son o.
Big. Ger. l.9cius DAVIS, of Les
army, was folhd guilty OF stealing u
watch !
- THINK: living morning. a wi'ewot
laly was slmroael to her 4sor + re-
ce.ve spleeljl tuf,cv 'Wa5 cent To-
inquired f's ,atg. i 0As TIL MT t.
- refliel tie Il=5srnjta. W, /
raa eaess, RESPONDED IT, .sag, easNt
that's just what | tod Deacon Grant"
fa,'aara; Is i -:.aa;4e tr,...--
rfjrt Of an cpi'spA
Here fiys t. ro4ai.s IL II ns. Rs7;
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ladies Circulating Library

state St, two doors above tho american oihce
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IREEDOM NOTICE.

| NREED0M NOTICE. -
Notice is hereby given that have given my son
Henry A. Jordan his time 10 net for himself. from
this date and shall claim none of his earnings and
win pay no debts OF his contracting
WA f~' Ii. b. JORDAN.
Witness N. X. SAWYER.
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It a Cmtrt IT Probate lolicn AZ ellsworth, hin an.
f'r the county OF iaacach, til, inst edtesday OF
Urcr'hhor, 4 Il. l,ti
NAlf4, tHf.5.bitN H.. AHiGis'r1t RS cf the es
j TT oi STA h'i.>a, late If lesspuft, in said
COUNTY. deceased, Layu- Is- nd .he!r iird and lnai
tsouat Of AdnjIist ion lna nd estate for Probate:
Oricr.t That the sad Administrators give notice
all persons Interested by cApsi copy Of this
grler he published AFt els excessively IN the Els
worth American. printed in Ellsworth hat they APP
p.arata Probate Court u be- holden lespor in said
coLy, Ola the third Wednesday &C 'tuusy next, at ten
Il the clc in the forenoon, AMI shaw if any tn
have, why the shouI mt be- nlirS d.
PARKER UCK, Judge.
Atruecopy,-i,test,
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the let Of $50
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wears nast has enabled him TO accumulate vast coec
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charges" JOHN IAouahf'
During eight months the subscriber In course of his
large practice ma de ttcce rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which was decided
in has favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents,
Boston, Jan l. 1895 Tyson r. IL. EDDY.