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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28
COunterfeits.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 26.-Counterfeit 5's on
the First National Bank OF indianapolis,
also on the First National Bank of Wash
ington, d. c.. were circulated here to-day.
They are the first yet seen, and are well
calculated to deceive. sy.- .--c,... 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

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-.srrM ,.rronv nn,;On - -. ;na.oasod dan.s.,,
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-.9rAel Z soh. o.ooA Eomp"ny, " oe uss-
lsns.so q .ae @ = kli0u,sutai c'un Maone man Ian
ssNTS s oc.pany =. oo.a.Dus.I -. =
B, sny lV.OW,us y Msn Anvwn y. svu1een "u ~
r. w H rs.s.a. uo Soo,s $500. =. sno p"y -
burv vi vice p PresiSent. i r. 't q Rs;lev p T,eas- @
uref; John Short, Superintendent and
Secretary. '"st l'Ft
Tho r.n.,, .h.
y line QeQLIemen ABOVE named ara faVOrA-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

FINED FOR ISToxIcATIoN.-Intti the Police
Court, yesterday morning, James, Smith,
Jacob ely and James Hallam were each
fined % and costs, and committed. ,.r,i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

TIE HAcKs.-We observed, yesterday, a
number of the city hacks again at their old
stand, onthe west side of the Capitol square,
apparently waiting for customers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

A PRoposITIoN.-The Woodsfield Spirit
Of Democracy has the following: a
A gentleman in Cincinnati, who has the
funds, offers to bet $4,000 that Gen. Nor
gan will be the next Governor of Ohio. He
can find no one to take the bet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28
Howell Cobb Arrested.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-The Posts WASH
ington special says it is believed in Wash
ington that Howell Cobb has been arrested
on. charge of participating in the Ander-
sonville atrocities. b.-..l,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

SoHENcK in Ohio, says the Boston Post,
is mARihg fierce war bn the President but
In the Vienna style. s..s ,.s' ~ ,.,,. ,''+"l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28
Death Of Hon. WIN. j. Duane.

I'D PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.--The morning
papers announce the death of Hon. VIM. j.
Duane. aged IS years. He was Secretary of
the Treasury under Jackson. and resigned
his office rather than consent to the removal
Of the deposits from the U. Shank. 5fiy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28
Miss not the occasion; by the forelock take
That subtle power, the never -halting time,

Lest a mere moments putting off should"
Allow the dreadful Catarrh to extend down
the throat to your Lungs, and Consumption
fix its never-loosening grasp upon your
life. At once use DR.. d. Ii. Seelye's IL
QUID CATARRH REMEDY. For sale
by all Druggists.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

/ OPERA HoUsE.-The character OF Narra-
mattah was beautifully portrayed by Miss
Kitty Blanchard In the wild drama of the
swept of the Wish-Ton- Wish, p founded on
the plot in Cooper's celebrated novel of that
name. Her rendition conformed to the
ideal Of the girl of Puritan lineage and In
dian training. In pantomime, Miss Blan-
chard has few equals.
Messrs. Kent and Gross represented the
two renowned Indian chiefs-Uncas and
Conanchet-very handsomely. Mr.. Allen,
as Majar Cough, personatcd the exiled
judge and father of Narramattah in style
that must have recalled to the historical
reader the thrilling incidents connected
with the lives of the fugitive judges of
Charles l. .... ...........
The comic In the play was well done up
by Mr.. Davies, who, as Satisfaction Skunk,
with his numerous progeny, and his other
half, Abundance, excited unbounded mer-
riment. ."
The play went off before large audi
ence with good degree of spirit and an
imation, save an occasionally awkward
pause, which should, ifpossible, be avoided
The musical burletta of "Lola Montez"
was received with great delight, and Miss
Blanchard showed in this farce, that she
was as much at home in comedy and song as
In pantomime. %
Miss Blanchard will appear Tonight in
character in which she cannot well fail to
please the most fastidious. She will per-
senate Fanchon, the Cricket, part for
which her personnel, and her sprightliness
and vivacity, eminently fit her. In this
play, she will appear in the May-pole and
shadow dances. .....a.. %.
Tomorrow night Is announced for the
benefit and last appearance of Miss Blanch-
ard.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28
WHY is Ira-The Ashlaud U Unios puts this

WHY'S Th-Ihe lAshtQAd mon puts this
question, and adds: hgqG ~ tilis fis
Inthe campaign of1ls63, the "loil "
young ladies of our, town were the most
active politicians. We rarely passed them
on the streets without being greeted with
"Hurrah for Brough." We have not heard
onep them hurrah for the present Aboli-
tion candidate WhyIthis changer They
seemed greatly amused, while, hurrahing
Brohgh at us. Wonder II we wouldn't be
amused to hear them shouting for the can
didate Of to.day 2'o Perhaps they, like the
young men, ,hayeuset their faces against
Negro Equality, and 80. for General Nor
gan hnnh no tIirnisnnn ,rnh hrr -.a,n-n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

KING LEoroLD is dying Of water on the
chest. "a solemn warning" says Prem
tice. ' " '' 'o'iI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

-, .ilrl,,p h9Tielb I16 nj 30 .,gElsG,E .lfhs -
THE, PASSAGE OF THE Test 'TRAIN.+We
have already noticed the passage Of the
trial train, 4 one day last week, over the
splendid new iron bridge across the Ohio
river at Steubenville. The train consisted
Of a locomotive, tender and nine cars heav-
lily freighted with iron, engineered by Mr..
Jacob Gates, of Newark, Ohio. loA Steuben-
vile paper says: i1a @isad1 a1Haa
While. the train was passing over the
bridge steamer hove in sight, gave sig
nal of congratulation-in the meantime the
Wheeling and Pittsburgh upward bound
train passed under the bridge, as the train
from the Panhandle railroad was crossing
over the same, giving like evidences of salts
faction - when the locomotive on the
bridge, the steamboat, and the locomotive
attached to the upward bound train, united
in Q congratulatOry scream at the success,
which was heard distance of five miles,
The bridge, which is about half mile in
length, scans the river ninety feet above
low water mark, did not vibrate in the least
by the motion of the passing train. 1t tap-
peared as firm as rock. -lla .t. ,,f+.-r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

THRTE fine horses were presented to
General Sherman At the recent St. Louis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28
THE CITY.

The Queen Of Spain Is reported to be in
an Interesting situation. !. r.o.,T =, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

race; q 9JE-EI-lIllI Ig!lATIr0T97
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

DHOTOGRAPA CARDS FOR GEN
cts ncose an enSeope with yonr own nsma ar%
.stAddress, y Lit8. ID. HEMETTE
june23-dsm % Liberty. St.. New York City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-28

D. 10 Col. Chlpman.
1t will be recolleeted that Col. Chapman
yesterday called attention to the fact that
Mr.. Schade, one of the counsel for Wirtz,
had received two letters from the prisoner
for delivery to his wife. and had spoken of
such proceedings as improper. He to-day
read to the Court one of these letters, as
follows: WV. lF.t ~. .t.s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
A GARD TO INVALIDs

A clsrymen, residing in South America as mis-
"A sonAry discovered q safe aud simple remedy fo
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, EsarIy Decay, Dis
esses ofthe Urinary and Seminal Organs, and tn
whole train oi6isorders brought by bsrefhl and "
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cd by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire /.
heneht the afflicted and unfortunate, Will send TIL
recipe for preparing and uaing this medicln-, ~
sealed envelope, 70 any ons who needs it, Free
Charge. s
Please IAslOse posi-. paid envelope, addressed /,
yoursele laI' JOSEPH n INMAN. 4
srArIoA d, BISLE HoUsH, f New York City.
m2ssm ftl-" IT.
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professional.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL, HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI VENEREAL5 HOSPITAL
,.-,,l Established in the Year 1850, aa
FOR TUE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASE
And under the control OF two Of the most Eminen
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DR. Il, BoNAPARTE, from London and Par
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten ears Of the GIN
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where permanent cure OF Private Diseases can III
obtained, without the Of mercury or change o
diet. Gonorrhna cured IN six to 1orty-swo hours
Glee cured in three TO ten daysl Strctures cured "a
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Two 20 six days; Seminal weakneas cured In two u
eight weeks Syphilis IN its primary stages cured n
three days Secondary symptoms in one to thres
i'm potency viger restored in one to four weeIs s. Al
diseases Of private nature treated with Unparalleled
suecess, male or female.
the Private Guide to Health, is bene iicM to all NAL
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twenty I've cents, sentby mail. T.--.-E...t l3I
DR.. Bonaparte's French Patent Msls Safe II q
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Price Of the French Patent Male safe, 81 the Epgi
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qusshonably acknowledged TO he the champions ap
kings OF fvnerenl diseases, and the only Doftols VII
receive monthly TeportsS from The Old world; the
have been accustomed from an early age Of youth {
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and 20 watch the progress through a Tong career Il
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20 devote their whole attention 10 the sllevlauon
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23

Having one ihs most compete Printing Es.ab
hShmsh,s in soushsru Ohio our sciIuss for doing al
kinds o. Work. Book, Plain, OF oFnAmontAl are nrs
class wshaye one Of the fastest Pr.ssss, and hAs.
all the mOdsra styles ofRyps. and We employ the
hest woTkmen.
wehsve three Power Prsssss connected with GU
Job DspArtPsnt and aEs Psspssed 70 srsOute worn
With nssinnsSS p'sin AND dsPAieh RA2IAa s'IIiH N
SS7ordsrsfrom Abrosa vii rsOs'ss prOlApt sasA
ton.s Address qwo9 si'tuI sdi 11i9t org
MpIRk Oonp,sy ,.n yss a.,,.. ..,,.sa .,. !. a
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

ba7aqs, Al ~ pi acct ,pzAsiaO vsE
b1a b5issIla sav Dl6Y5saa48 lassas3 'oi
HoirliosaW " nszs
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a5i ai3s6olI $50 sIou3i1issl eds 30 iag0ms
s1a s7sd s17bF b iFa HistlHOa 10 Io,7siu
vh.re he has preeeded them into stsrnityi BY .
tha hone st ebtor satisfies his eonhdng WIN
~ ssamed least propiuous. In amora AMI moIiuly
snse s one great wespon by wheh to rob death OF
Nc stinVi inlf flkt 10 alNhc sfl ul ,sk.trl, g4
ia any husban,i, father, SON ask wss ws
to nIe to. u gh would those whe are deSr 70 ne
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-ixlk bran44g1l sjr o9'ssR 10 as57qu.
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sI5b1o gci 3u.sH .as ,sl
bssil1a cad ,I.eal p eds bsiiiA ,alsg8D
HE SAFE FROM THE PANss OF WANT sia
.sIa 400 lsnIeges y.Fs1 ,sS1lisA Hio4
uagIIs cad t15q li1i % 1sao
aa7gs5 sao1fz.alsiy irl69 iaslBGit sdr
slHsn,'ggs gaIug..oi sii food
s4l Gos0.oysl cdr b5sp5 sad sli1ls s4l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
LOOKS TIE DANGER IN rHE. FACE.

-7HIlaIl 7U0IIlF HTlII
usiI Do lIsum15 @ooi masE0 is4a1s0
aso1a ill t83s5 ed hs1svod7syo Hooa b
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23

M ,a ,hoso chldrea have a comfortable home, and
a means Of eucalson1 Would this wife be ndepsn
lent OF H. cold rhanues OF the worldl Moela .nls
ass,ai nav nv detsI Would there be no saerince OF
proper.y by forced sales OF an 70 nses
tssS-mshds credisors- sales made 'ne
How few can answer these question: 10 their saiIssa'
nopl TheSuSaaT to ask them, and cherish the bele
mai they long lease on life. THIS 10 Oo'n iooi'
ish aud coSsisy The brave brave "ins man 10 Vui,HM
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EvERY MlSsnOrL0 iNsIRE MS IiFE

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rs|T arluglsi sv' rsl.l ynisg .b5l7g391 hrR
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.ae HaI shlgatg oajrslarp odi 20
rsdf taa I1'mf1aisb slii1s adi ygHsa bsesT
nNliE Ktna grants pbhcles FOR tifF, for a - h
l. OF years, kndownient poIicies and ehldtsWa t5n1
dOwment. Also, Non Forieiung Policies, on which no
payment is required after ten years. ~ =. IA.
Five thousand dollars paid 90 two osses In this city
within the last sin tnonths. gniIu Vd hs1gngg51
Among all the contrivances Of men 10 protecl the
family circle want none can De fs ind more SIM
pie m IT'S character, noble its features, certain
e results, than Le Insurance. ltAs the prop which
~ '"Hs faP'H'o 19~r"o' " giaoH 1o5i3 ed 90
+ 5d .nes.sE lsnoioD i1er9igsiI btsoj uo
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7 tara5' i'8sbsmu. n s7sas Do aihls sd
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ad asaH brsu yisg7f2a tta baGnuo3 sE
isf adl rsgI SEQ s.a Do 600 fd fots sBu
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Book and Job Printing

BOOK and Job Printing
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cad yi.5 aidi Vi sfuod goidf.a 7sa.o9
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Neatly got up,

OF various patterns, Of American and french Cassi
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tasty assortment OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12
!. DAVENPORT, IOWA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER

/, A vAlv>Est zrss. Ps1lAps no papss
m the Uni )(sdl htss be- bsd he's expense
..phil.d} psi u..Ss HI.i,s.s SIX origin.
q dsvels\ \tsej - ~ (tras.s. ore an"ounc-
ed - sssSy fisA - pe6s Of home Of our
best romance w1(su4 4whlb - poetry and
misesllany vii - 4 kded s BY the most
eonps.sn. ~ nessrsSf the Dun,ry. On its
list Of csntr'buss11Vs 6nd spch names -
John 8. G. Abbots, eyard Taylor. n. P.
Willis T. 8. lsslss.\ \tsAvsemus Ward"
Ann 8. Steps b, ~ Cary, Clara Au-
gusta, and Ssy -, 80 / eqsd ability =
ssod y to ss. y. childs. southwest
corner Of Thmp - D benut streets, Phil
sdelphiA is a,.as sss
on YsAs ADO rs Isr t..nArer. cross
ing the river on ~ in perfsd( safety
The ice in the rivf 4 vas brought b stand
stiIl on tho nigY Of tho sth. Tter. is =
pretty fair ,ro. 1ct fos q ice br % .cro,s
our favorits se.@ /. 'ew d1ys,p should
the present q d snap. yh,ch q ne ON last
night. .contiu( fs-'.rfy "a. Farm enough
fr s.pssabs Ito dayeeld e Bugh for any.
body.
GRAHD MAsQussAps MiL.xfMD. first
mas4usrads party of ths s6asot will be gwen
at ~ German Theatre 70 -m@rrow eveai{s.
fusic BY Nsi.ss Bs6. Pr .~tio". Ave
4 Pen made for An sHnsus'ly p.easaots<ifair.
Tietsa ALess ssAs'aQas. say sl,ss.
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[ Cor sis PAS snAsuj j. Las. evening,
!'bes~sss sins sad In Sd |sck. whils St.
Louis gentleman, njne@ Grows, Who
is stsppt~s In Ger eitd ~ passing
down Brady street. sr Clinton Piscs, be
met two men, who. y Nd C. approached,
r;s~sJ -. VI |. .;sF lid ! tSs..s d. S',.'
two, Ar. G. was d(hlt . stihging bios under
the right sar. NJ stseee|ed slightly. and
then recovering kheeled ss in time to give
his assailaat }etssr.inedl bios serass The
face with heJty flint gisl y lantern. That
wss enough jr NJ. Thief be and his con-
fedesate didEt wait to see|whetber the Ian
tern vas burt much Or little, bat made ed
in bad 1rdts.
Unfestunsssly sbs lamp wss damsgsd to
.he eytens Of throwing OF 1.-The bottom - i
strykk the villains nosa. 1~sF cculd Ar. G
6YA It in the dsEt, dlter tpe fight Was over.
should ~mJ one nnd ne missing por-
A;su 81 that lantern. they viii confer . favor
bv leaving tas same It Harrison 4 St rks'
Drug store, for ( " Harrison. 70 whom
the weapon belongs.
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