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, 1865-01-04

1TE7Is.
"Peter's Pence at Rumc," says the Opinion
Aotfondle, t'prcdnces less aud less" AZ e tne
commencement tho produce was about 4oU
Rcman crowns month It afterwards fel! to
2c0o. and goes "n decreasing. tg, EovetTDul irp'.r
only gave 100, including offerings from lu'"
cany.
A Philadelphia paper says Mr.. Y. B. More
head las RECENTLY disposed Of the Pine Grove
Iron Works, sItunte in Penn township, to the
South Mountain Iron Company, for onS ma
7io1. fire hundred thousand dotdrs! Mllmin u =
year this estate was sold by William n; Watts
Esq, to Jay Cooke eek ooS = Co.. OF fmaoe'p9l''
" Apropos Of marriage IN high life. the tash-
ionable world Of Berlin has been not Q little
Gcandalixed BY the union Of Count "estpna-
la, q member Of one Of the first 1amliles ~
P1ussia, with a beautiful danseuse, Nile.
Catherine F1iedburg, from the Imperial Thea.
ter al St. Petersburg. The fair balletina was
starring in the city last winter at ne koyaa
Opera-house, where her magnificent DIAMONDS
excited the envy Of the gantle sex almost as
much as the liberal display Other charms 1a- En-
raptured the grosser hait OF csea5lo. ,,.;n,, iao
| near The hotel Of the American Legation, ana ana
have ANNOUNCED series Of fetes, which VIII
| no loubt be numerouBly attended by the
+ beau.mopdc or the demi.monde Of Berltn.
The remains OF the AspinWan h1orasy IL
I
drcnched with water and charred by nte
! when dug out other ruins, were sold BY weigns
| fo a dealer In paper refuse. Some keen -scenI-
cd autiouarians got wind Of them. and many
treasures we're disinterred, BY patience an4
perseverance,, from the smoniaeElns .a nssp - a
IS said that q literary gentleman secured
Volume of Jerferson's works, with long 2no
{nferestine marginal MS. notes in the auto-
rraph OF, and signed By the poet Coieflage'
| These viii probably be printed in the Htsor',
| cd lfaqazinc. The purchase, Was 1or'uaA1e
one for the waste-paper dealer. = u.u
burc. between the manager OF the opera ano
Herr Southeim; the first tenor. Herr sou.
fheim. has been called upon to sing IN one OF
Wagner's operas, but lad refused on Luz ~
ero3ud that he cou1d not be compeileu u
Spoil his voice. Wagner Is not the only con"
II singer can get pay Tor Ills Folce AL" Ns@e
The 18th Of b Deccmber being the third an-
aiyersary Of the death Of Prince Albert;
Queen Victoria, accompanied By the Roya;
Family paid protracted 'lslt 70 o, Inc 1
retirement. Tho London 7Enats, in alluding
to the subject, trusts that now three years
having elaspcd, and every honor that ~
tion and gra1itude could pay to the memory
Of the Prince has been offered, the Vueen
will now think Of her subjects claims, the
duty Of her station, and not postpone them
longer in the Indulgence Of unnyaiing gr1e1
McisEonier's "Retrcat " from MoscoW"-a
pIctrre nine by twelve inches, or thereabout:
was sold recently In Par1s for oo, 900 francs
,.uivalcnt In greer, ,baeks, - with gold At tWt
hundred, to about f35,oW.
A vrittr vho Is evidently not friend 0
s{r. Fcsscndep, says Of bis career Us Sena
Such force as he had in the Senate lay il
the s'worrylug' process. Fan iron bar op
, 1865-01-04

The Ice to be subject to the inspection. measu1c~
properly appointea lLspector teftre being secesptcd
PAYMENT 10 Re madc from time to time upon dupii-
cate bills cet,ited 10 by the Medical Director.
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, 1865-01-04
1fnir f2<e. HAIR Ebyc!!

BACuE1n1t's crlebrntedHA1k NYs 10 1nk BEST
IN Tnx The only nARkLesa. T! uE E7a Khil.
anl.k Ise known This splendid HAir Dye Fcr:eet
1iossr N1Acs AMI SAruEAL p.ows witdoqt M Il tn9nF ~;
ri. beautiful, u.p.rts frs. vitat,. fre9acntI. -
storing Its r,inet or and rcctinee @ shs II 'ts o.
UACIffLOl ali efhrr1 mere iu!tatious and should
!1c avoiIed. said hs VII nrngg1sts, !ec Factory u
barclay B1<Hct. Nc~ York.
Bschelnts N"w Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hail.
ke:EsS1l>i> y MILF Il
, 1865-01-04
ADMIRAL ronIER's REILLY.
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON,
q. 8. FLAGSHIP MALyEnS,

orr NEW INLET, y. C.. Dec. "a, 1861.
GENERAL: beg leave to acknowledge the re.
ceipt Of your letter Of this date, The substance Of
which was communicated to me by Gen. Wcitzel
last night. | have ordered the largest vessels to
proceed Of Beaufort to. I'll nP With anmnntlo9
to proceed With this matter By making, other a.
rangementt. We hare not commenced firing
rapidly yet, nnd could keep any rebels inside
from showing their heats until an assap'tine col
/ wish come more Of cur gallant fellows had fol-
lowed the officer who tooE the flag from the para-
pet, md the brave fellow who brought the horse
ont Of the fort. / think they would hare found 1t
an easier conquest than il supposed. l do mol !,
however, pretend to place my opinion in oppoal-
ton to Gen. Neitzcl, whom I know to be an ac-
eomplished officer und engineer, and whose
opin. on has great weight with me-
will look ont that the troops are nil OF in safe-
t.. We will hayc west wind presently, and a
smooth beach about 5 O'Clock. when sufficient
boats will be sent for them. The prisoners now on
board The Santiago dc Cuba will be delivered to
the Provost Marshal It Fortress Monroe, unless
You wish to take thcm On board one Of the trans.
ports, which would be inconvcnieut just now.
] remain, General, respectfully yonr obedtenf
servant, DAVID D. PoETKR,,
Rear Admiral.
tCo SFn{ Con II r Rut1er fnrnmauf1np &c.
, 1865-01-04

eight wars In Philadelphia and eight years in
NiV auEfe 10 let's tie patronage Of the citizens Of
f;hcaro Ether cal on'of address II. Il. SCHOFIELG,
Uni0n PARK House, West Madison street. Room So
daQf.ddSH:1t
, 1865-01-04

W.sH,xG1,t Il TT
EEATED ppcpne Ara u,I r. =. reivea NJ t1i. M
nr. nr ri Ianmars 3 1xx fnr iD-n,ShnT TIE r., thr
Mptir.1 r.nertmanf nT thn rnT fnr1n. the ensninv
vr.r ~ r. ntn1s he1.,n tcsj91sfes ~ tce n IL
stHren Nv fle nnfsar1nr "a 1rnnrrj. ic,-
hama y rch noinf r. ~ irere c ~ hefnrt the f5
~ ~ n.Tf H. Tc nnt ~ r.. rac4irr.1 fnr nnVii II,
wiItrh Il - p,cked kya h.yc been uonroycI oya
merical o1lcer, and p%smept vii Be M 1e only fur
the amount thus xctu .IlY stored and rtCeiptcl or
cnteI below ~ required at the respective places. with
tnc proylso thst Should mere be sed at any time
ior the yesr tupt Is it thn be at t1o same
-'~o Jugnafv 10 bedrHre}ed at
ted stntes. s............... ~. 15Q tons.
UniteI States .,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,.....,4oQ
Fortress sonre. Va, Ice house owncu b. the 4.
pe1t.m"n3n " IT.. +: ma: n NJ ovnet III tis
limited Ststrs.. ......................10
Ntwhcrn n r. lee hpnse net on nto bY xhe
, 1865-01-04
A. {,Drrek4pOudent.

S+tnr 10 tie {,,nclrnsti CuksT1Ak ADVOCATE ssSs:
..ratent hc..icIuea AIP ike doctors, soaf srou, :
eomc good Tor nothing. at h.s1ns theis n IT.
fxvor. For Instance tl- Coust tuition ~.tr1 scr 81
f:c for I. m, 1f tic d. a. Tor uhict II recon
nj, nd. d. nav convened ~tth vrfa' inaeSent Istt
ttruEgihte huG4, pt wAbEa are plse Clans ~Ho w..
IL iu.h tra &c ii it. frr 'i,e CUR Of tsl'nssrI - ~
-wttAsut tlr Ent,. lci.r acquaintance sne Pre-,
~ n,arsEc n, il G hn9 r mwrkAblr vHtuts With
tui doubt, Rev. ". 6. LUSl. Fostor1a o.
, 1865-01-04
39rtrnlrum Oil Gon1pa11n.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL

Capital Stock, 81, 1000, 900.
1oo,n10 SHARES At 10 EACH.
Subscription Price IS per share.
LAEp9 YIELDING LARGELY.
oETIcrEs:
4pN pAEIpL s. Dlt K1NSON, F7esident.
fN pHUr3, Vice President,
K1BFKT EASSfrT. eecrct41g.
9ookx are oo.n for anbecriptiou at the oce OF Ihe
compsuy No 24 dmpJe Hrid1ng II BrosdE2f.N I.
Tue lans Of the Ccinpxny sftnsttd IN the hs*rt
xnoxu iot, i:ies "the McItbesns fa1u. the t@o Nc
:.intcck ,arma and Other improved a4d yaluAbe
working tr{f1snrtea inc noinK ore1 TWL Thoussnc
se1ea bcst O Territories along Or tIeek AID IN
Vest Virei.a unner progress Of successful devet'
3pment and Gt Is Already Ee.uAr!F And largely pro"
]uccd trom several wells upon them.
Address the Company. P. o. hox 6Ses New York.
ucly29e2N
, 1865-01-04

!.
From Rev. J: Newton Brown, D: D., Editor OF
Encyclopedias OF Religious EQ vi, dst ann Chrte
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor .econm endai rat.
ent medicines In Eener1i through distrust oi H.
gradients and elects 1yet know Of suncient rca-
sous Why man may not testify to the BENEFITS be- oe-
parahon. IN the hope that he mar thus contribute 10
the benefit o. Others.
do this more readily In regard to Hoo1aud'. Ger
tnan BitteEs. prepared by d. c. u Jackson. OF thiz
city, becAuse WAS preiudcfl against them ~ many
years, under the Impression that they Wers chiefly "a
sleohotis natsture An indebted to ny s1cnh Robs-
proper tests and tor enco9ragemeat Iy t6sn Tneh
Use Of tzee betties Of isse btt:fs, Ut TIC heennne
ofthe present ollewsa b. evident rsliet md
which had not felt sir months before, had a.
most dIspatred OF regain1nE. therefore thank God
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
, 1865-01-04

FT8N E6EFNEEEUES 4 3FT1
D8-=an Invalid.
Puh'tshed for tic bcuent .na y = EAn.!oN ~
Delulity l'rl runtrft Orcay of MAnhort
ct the talnt TINT thr Means y oc.iCof x e oue
uarkcr, +, .rco.!ng postaln a'dr';srd an snse:
,nrl rGftt. MA, hr hsd Vi the -utnng. Ma fAAAlSL
MAYFAfit $50, Bsovkisn, KINGS Co.. ny.
80
, 1865-01-04

IN South Clark ssr-ct, +. o. bux lGa. Cocaee' ILL.,
txcH17 n1.lAsEs md Diseases of rhrontc ch h+r.e-
ter that hay .etcd III other frstmtnf Ut Ids res hs
to hIs new mode OF treatment ani l. ri Ian NJ
Treatment to uny adde's urn tecei9t OF SLIP
or1s OF tLc case Let tlos. who nt+mp*tc m Ff -re
couIult him II tt &oud aro,d ev lis ith@ @m+eives
.1r'rttIv ron,} jrn,{ni. d<2t b3-S1t2
, 1865-01-04

There were somc mistakes made the day when
the vessels went in 10 take position. Ny plan Of
ba1tle being based On accura'e calculations. and
madc Oh Information to he relied on. was placed
impossible to go astray fit strictly followed
Ircquired those vessels that had not followed 1t
closely to get under way and assume their prope1
positions, which was done promptly and without
Confusion. The vessels were placed aomewhat
nearer 10 the works, and we're able to throw In
their she'll which brfore falling In the water
One or two leading vceecls having made the mis-
take Of auchortng too fur of, caused those coming
after them to commit like error. but when they
4ot into place, and commenced work tn earnest,
the shower Of shells fonc hundred and fifteen per
enc1ny:s guns sileneed, that mott an officer or man
Nak infufed
, 1865-01-04
CHIP OWNERS CONVEN:
l rrftN
ITO CAPITALISTS.
VALUABLE

FIsoT7IN MILL,
Nearly new situated in one Of the best grain growing
regions OF the West, 4nd with unsurpassed water
leR er, Il offered for sale
Ii has merchant and custom bolts. and evcrytninsi
Complete order, and Is doing nrst rnte oa<soes8
FIR terms ressons Tor selling, &C., address, ~
n MI pf1tr 6e3l-11ltl"
, 1865-01-04
TINTED PLANO MAKERS
J STOCK COMPANY.

Rd. walker Street, New York.
Our organization en.b.es q. tafurnss t'ct'ef F.ae
ety. ~ nfher hopsa. 1h+t. 11Au4t OniS OF T.
LEE ~ GxTTm NIIoN'e new and rpleodIa warf s,.> ~1c
<bs1e u no Other agnncy In Chicago. nct-wH-l -luM
, 1865-01-04

From ths Rey: Jos. Il. Keunazd, Pastor OF tho 10Th
Dr.: JAoksox: Dear sir-i have been frequently ze-
different k1nds q nsdlens,: hui tesaraT6E pIse
ss 6xs i
z Il ts aE
o tns am Dk usas} & 81 81 ri
II SAFE GSb YL1abLk l Fl FkseARa4t6H. sea4t6E
Il 1as esahs! ho aodss 1
Tours' very respectfully,
Eighth, below Coates atlsss II fhiadephis.
15s 5sy Mss1 RsPd15ph Faaor OF Bsps
ene5 q pt
''' e. Rs&sss' 'R4is %Rsfs ssSs n2RS5Efh 8 fs5i
Fen Gsa1ss e.. fSilaa:,pa d PASTOR Ct Heddns II
's:s Bi:,ss - = P;1s
., ne sssss sssssm r. e
.s S:s|s:'sgsssSssS agsSSs ;E;s...
chulcsS"4 S4' w. ~ 'Aa 'alll'''"n o'a'o b'ph's
Dr. n:5Ac..os: pesz SIT E.w f.; lEe;9g1TI11Nx T.
eeience efmaa hitter some 2es 20 snes 9as e
9easasia .ssu ctsa 'se oas@ .a
and heard nun them t6e most asserae9 test;
6sy bes7s Il to so onis n essss e. q genera d.
passed. ). Il. LYoNs.
tent preparation Gesa aqa e. yenr s5es
@ ts s eeen
s$ss::S r; Il IL: e
7.sa2 sEa4zs: zsz L 8 ~HBeE@:a Ct he German Reformed
RsysF that a me Eoo
Aee40 VAN" "0E~~" ~ s' AAA@4A'o-aIss
tity) $1.00 per Bottle-Hf Doz., $500.
y BEWARE OF COFNTERFEIT8.
, 1865-01-04

,... C.e~,1 - ~: -.., &n
,ndner. disol1cS ,of his rcs.c1 +he Sssssrns fn,o
.insn art3ar nn5 Seyi.tn5 m.tas;.IIv r. aiioncfn1
-" aris na ~ 4h Snnt;aan a. Enhs and tha Fnrf
Iactso1, 80 =" enrh nns;,,6ns ~ 4her cnn1 re1
ou;n| ~ other ~"ssris ~ formnr 1roner lfnes
ana taromnG men 9nt o. Pace anu 1hiia f
tEnao, ~ a. T., ~ R-nGk1rn snd cdo1odo was A
oo;tl sh+ ~ ~ ,ps1 M ~ f,to oloce boti1
.Itn. aa1i.r'.7 49, A.. thnt 16th3nT cnrld with
etn1d 1s Ihe Troot1rn Ee1i snstainet1 her proud
ea,ne rndnE her n,essnt cnmmandeY Cart james
s9a s Ut, raxa ,arar avid:nre That her
en,n,os+dar n ~ Tonmndnra + 1.hafrfer. veil m
S.na1 r. 5utias ~ lie no.itfor The auseous.
henrs 4as rnnat eectsre IL er Te and was fort-
.,cta annnrh ~ nhtain the richt nositjon. thouch
fo..n5 la ri1ht E,ncc
ha MnbIran xrcnf ioto batf1e ra]rantly and fred
-,aiii- ~ S11h cfF,ct nn1 1xhen tfe Powhatan
1ScnndornTs nnd Shrn,rdnoh mt fnfo their pnsi.
tio,a thaS Ill Iuu eooa acrviee fhe Pa,stn1et fel
hanssons,v % Sn,e Inc md id rood service with
~ ,ot ~ ;v ~. Vs Wnaath;it toT osi,;nn mar
the hisn,neants nH ,nd thrsu IN a snienafd Are.
Tha 1rSr| - ~ Mnntfora fvna eIrclIrnt and
1rhar thc,r sha1ie strnrI creat dan1orc was done.
and thc litlla eunhoats tha7 coyered them Kept up
the rebels frca no more after the vessels all
onenei IN Them. e.cent n fsw sfots from tho
snpnnnS md nnner hnttarins srhich fhe iasco and
hnr eonsnrts som siicnreS' 11nr men 1ere al
work At thc runs tive hours, and were glad to get
1a4hat ro1,emn1 for the rebe, h,iteries and nnT.
ias.s n rcncsF 1he hatt1e in tf1e rnnrnfnr.
AUD ~ Allan" --...-, - ..,,.,,o
LANnl"a TILE ahools,
On the 25h nll the TRANSPORT, -, had arrived, and
snd 14. srranse % ihe Programme 1or tha das II va
while the army landed aud assaulted them, II pos
sihle, under our heavy fire. gent 81 sn gun
, 1865-01-04

%horld always be turp',ed elth i'R r 3. TALa+T's
NxplCATrp HrkEAPrl1 lDEk. a. Shes m.et With %
Inhny changes ot %a',r 0ne +w4luW Ut tt~ tdc1
will connle,Act t+ bad ,fiects OF cn~pse Of wAt-r
being Conct ufrAted Que lott vi he sufficient Tor
1rtp, L swallow for CT Or DO AlcGnt<1.
3. .BABBIrs. So { Agent. n T.
For sale ty j. NGEMHzLD. DruEg.t, 4hieaso.
, 1865-01-04

From the Rev; Levi 6. Beck, Pnstor Of the Bsptis4
Ghurch, fembetton. y. J., formerly Of the North
Baptist Church. lhilsdelpAia-
Ihaye known uooEand's German Bitten fayorably
family and have been pleased With their eects that
Waa INDUCED to recommend them to many Others aud
know that they have operated In striking benucfaI
manner. take great pleasure in tins publicly pro-
ch!mtng this fact ant calling the attention Of those
%e1ded TO- sheas ks,,sss: SpevnE nom exPeiEnce
more cheeEfnl!y ~ HoonAuda Dittets Il lnteudei 10
beuent the afflicted, and IL - not rum lrink.''
To1ls truly. LEVI G. BECK
, 1865-01-04

From the Rev. J. NJ Lyons, formerly r,ator ot H..
Cnl1heus CSinMeus IN. J-) and Aillstown Pa.J BapheS
DE-. G. II. JACKSON: Dear Sill feef il 1fe.1G.. M ~
celleacs Of taa German Rtters- some yeass sncs r.
ing much amlGtea with D{speps!8, I uaed them Tfsh
tneH % t y that
nias as to thetF great value IL caaes OF HrneTsI w
passed. T. iii IYHwsaa 1T ~
, 1865-01-04
EpfI*ptic Fits cap be Cured.

D1. Loekruv having become cnfurutt3 suceess'u
in curing tiis terrible ~, ,nvttes ali similarly =.
nicted TO call %end for circulars Of fr"n 80
Testimonials u Numerous cred vi IRON oaS ~
1~ ent, -four ,rnrt' standing. He tevotre his
eepectn!,y r. Diseases OF the 'erebr' lbs akif.
claim 10 pubic confidence. lie may bs ENSURE: t,1.t T.
III ptvaie rcs1tencs ~ West t2fts ss;:,aa. and
sunday. Atorcts all letters L DR VII Lo AAso"'
New York. Care OF r o. lso1 Sic
Psychological VIEW or M!kR1AeE G:ntxanaoS n.a i;
nearly SO na-.e .l iii iluc pintaa and engr4s;nEs -
Me Ansto1uy o Tie uum.u Organs ~ st.te o. ~ ~
nnd Disease with Treatise on En!l. ElI'r., ~ H
Ae Authors p1nn ol Treatment tht ''h, fat!ohst
and tccct~su u:e Of rurc a. shown oy tne lSpvst "
1hvse commemorative marriage, ~ho entc:ta'o aoapt
of thcl ph, slca cnnditnn Sent Zee VI ros1azc II
currency. b, ad1lres4inE Dr. La 'EOi4.M u Mslnrn
IApc. Albany, Ny. ocls-utaF' IL " F3 ELI
, 1865-01-04

Its .ands are put into the company at the unprcce
dented low price Of one hundred collars per acre the
lowest ever known tor oil bearing territory. and form
, 1865-01-04

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
~ THE rEcoyyEerEp SHARES OF aALENA
AND CHICAGO UNION RAiLROAD STOCK The
dividend Of three and ent-hal per cent su1lcct 70
qoyetnment ts.. dec'aled payahe on and after the
the Chicago and Northwestern Hallway Comptny.
Ei slso b. pai9 n 4nd amer H. eate a. the C2m
In whose nsmts the uucanvereh shares Of TIE 1alena
and Chlcsgo cn'on Ra1 rotd Company noW atana{
the said offices Tor tho endorsement thereon of the
payment 81 the dividend, s9ch aacsnveEted sharte
which Understood to be he'd in trusts Of BY sgents
anu persons not yet enKbed TO convert the eAme-
By order OF tho Board Of Directors.
JAMES r. YOUNG.
6ecTctary ot the Chicago g. Northwestern Railway.
New York. Ilec 16th A. ID 1854 dPsk bSa3-vW
, 1865-01-04

ETOCEHOIDERS' MEETING.
i Tbn Anaea utet,u<, ,ol the Stockholders Of *
TIE FIFTH Ek4I0N4L B4hk OF CHICAGO,
VIII he held It the once Of ssid 0anf, 50 1asxlis!t
on UFeDA1. jannar; lo;h ls6. foF election o. ".
rector, fcx III. enlu!nE ye-r to act upen eInpoeee
chsprr OF ent tc the Art osez Of AsaocAtfo
1p utcn bu41EEsa that may legally e me o
4''o ">1S ISAAC q. LoABARp casnier
Chixago, Dec. esh. 16t+. ossaaSa-$"t'a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
The PnIiticnIIssue.

Negro suffrage will be the chief political
issue, until it is settled by decisive vote OF
the people. Our Abolitionist Legislature
anticipated this when they repealed the
laws prohibiting mulattoes from voting.
Many of those who have for two or three
years voted against the Democrats, are not
in favor of negro suffrage, but a large ma
jority of the Republican party does favor it,
and the leaders of that party are almost
unanimously for it.
OF course the first proposition will be to
give the right to vote, sit on juries and hold
ofice, only to the more intelligent, and
those who served in the army. The people
are not such fools, however, as to mistake
the object merely because these politicians
drive their wedge small end first. Political
and social equality will Immediately follow
their first success. If they gain their first
point, the rest may be given up, tor the
people will then have decided that it is not
the distinction of race, but something else
which makes the difference between the
whites and negroes.
That considerable number of the Repub-
| licans will vote with the Democracy on this
question, there is no reason to doubt; but
| the Abolition leaders will draw enough af-
| ter them to constitute a dangerous party,
and the sooner the people look the question
squarely in the face the better.
Every vote castfrom now until the ques-
tion is definitely settled, bears directly or
indirectly upon negro equality; and the
people should not allow themselves to be
deceived into voting for it by Abolition I'll
rades against the Democratic party. Dc
not be led off by artful side shows. If you
are in favor of negro equality say so, and
vote for it; if not have manlness to vote
with those who vote against it.-SprTt o,
| DenOcr1cH yIi n. H. fHi.. ...a Too -.l a4ir.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
The Contrast.

In semi-barbarous Russia, when Schamyl,
the great Circassian Chief, who had revolt
ed against Russian dominion and fought for
the independence Of his people, repeatedly
vanquishing and destroying the Cossack
forces which were sent against him, was
captured, he was taken to st. Petersburg,
furnished with a castle and servants to at
tend him, afterwards pardoned and settled
by the Russian Government at Kalonge on
pension of l2,000 Rubles ayear, with his
family and friends surrounding him.
In christian America, Jefferson Davis, the
Chief of the rebellion against the supremacy
of the Government, has been captured, i'm
prisoned in a stone cell with heavy irons
placed upon his limbs, and furnished with
convict's fare, while he waits the slow
process of the organization of court which
is to try him for his life. His family have
been deprived of their loose change and
sent upon the world to beg its cold chari-
ties. '.'.. 10 '' .f.- .+a
The effect of the kind treatment of
Schamyl was to completely subdue his
friends, and lead them back toa willing
allegiance to the Car. What effect the
treatment of Davis will have upon the
Southern people is yet to be determined.
The contrast at least exhibits the adodnce-
n,en christianity has made over semi
barbarism.-C Cltillicothe AdrertiSe1. r- .,..f..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
NUMBER 28S.
From The Ohio Farmer, June 81
Wool Trade. ia

The pastw in New York was exceed
ingly quiet, buyers scarce, and holders not
disposed to make any further concessions.
The average Of prices is reported at GO to
70, 70 and SOC, for Ohio woods, the latter
price being asked for very choice lots In
fine condition. The sales named show go to
75c for Illinois, Michigan and Ohio. 'iI.3s
In Boston theprices ruled In favor of buy
ers, with rates gradually settling down.
The sales Of this week reached near hair
million at range Of 60 to 77c, including
choice Ohio at IS to Tc, Michigan at II to
721Sc, and Illinois at CSC. fpI. Ily ap -ra
In Philadelphia the inquiry has been for
medium fleece. A few lots of the new New
Jersey clip have been sold at 80 to 60c. The
range Of prices during the week run from
65c for medium to 74c for mixed fleece of
better grades. ,gy.t sW .oj..s,...
Here in Ohio there is no talk yet as to
opening prices, and no buyer is willing to
say whathe will do, or whether he will do
anything In many cases the balance sheet,
of last years operations don't look SO rose,
colored, and even the old stagers in the
field are wonderfully at sea Just now. There i
Is no use in "guessingn at prices now, or
even ''resolving"-and the best and only
advice we can give to our friends is, don't
sell too soon, and be chary about "con-
tracts" Have no fears that wool will fall
beLoty the first price offered. A little nerve
and alittle patience will enable all to see
show the land lies" At the same time, re-
member grain is down, pork is down, dry
goods have largely declined, labor is de-,
clining, gold is down, and the wool clip,
reaches much nearer the necessities Of the
country than did those of the last two
years-hence do not build on too high a
figure. But again we say-dont sell too
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-05
More Military Commissions In Ohio
-SuSnensiOm of the Civil Law.

d, A Cambridge (Ohio) correspondent OF
The Cincinnati Gazette, telegraphs from there
as follows under date of May 31: aa- io
"For the first time, the Military Commits
sion here is full, and commenced business
to-day. The prisoners, John w. Hartup
and Hiram Oliver, applied tor the admis-
sion of John M. Bushfield, Hiram Skinner,
Robert Savage and Francis Creighton as
counsel On account of having recently
said that he wished all military courts in
hell, Mr. Savage was required to take the
oath required of attorneys in the Federal
Courts before his admission, which he did.
All were then admitted. The prisoners
were formally delivered by the Sheriff to
the military authorities to-day. Their
counsel went to GAINESVILLE to-day, to apply
tor writ of habeas corpus before the Judge
of the. District Court, but failed to find
him. Strong efforts have been made to in
duce General Hooker to order back the
prisoners into the hands ofgthe Sheriff,
which, however, only resulted, in bringing
reply from the General to-day, ordering
the Commission to proceed with all possible
dispatch in the business for which it was
convened The Commission adjourned till
Friday, when the prisoners will enter their
Dleas," ''' o' HN'' W !