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From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Actin


TARRANT 4 CO.
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2 you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit ths
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I For four or Owe years my wife has hasr sadly
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Trusting YOU WI give this puhliety, Had fspesi-
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In the treatment Of the Eye and Esr. and 9TH.
/ ofgSns Of sense, It becomes nsceszsrT' ii -
good knowledge OF everything pertaining 10 mai
/ cine and surgery. What ars called regular Phvs.
eisns, may have graduated in either ne Cd a. -
school College, and can boost Of one sided sdr'
eahon, bat JET in the trealnent Of the Fra ~
Ear, al . cure ange ohsinate esss-fyr -
Rsafrnent presented In their orEs viii rot 49,
cure n large majority Of cases
"a. bRocKAAs IS graduate Of the Missouri Uni
TerstJ-Diploma hangs in his Office, and ~ rnaEv
eeEnneates nom persons cured, which NAV -
seen BY calling. Ne
Inc Dr. guarantees cures, therefore no one nea5
lear 70 employ him, for where a Doctor does hDs,-
ness IN this manner, tbs good evidence thst ~ nm
derstsnds the nature Of the diseases he treats
Al communications, with stamp encIo.ad
promptly answered
Remember hia Iaarrnary is 4 No. IS Cauroh
Street. P. o. Box No so. -'1h
~ permission, he also refers to the folloStpg
medical men. celebrated in Ophthalmie surVsrV
Ut. y Z, Quldore, Clinton Place, New ToF< DR.
Dr. r. q. De Forrest. n. T.; Dr. Zauffed. PhiIadai
paia Dr. biIgs, Quincy, H.; Dr. Clarence Bsrrsy.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Asssngers Bgling Through Tickets can have
err RaeRhVs escked through % destination
Upnn srriTalf Steamers at Cincinnati, convey
nee I'll - mashed, free Of nharge 70 Rotels OF
Depol Alitr o Mail Line Steamers stop at A.
a &. " RaJsy Wharf Boat, foot Of 9th Street. An
Omnibus AZ Baggage Wagon viii be in readiness,
upon arriw Of kyenIng boat from Louisville, 70
convey ps.enRers aad Their baggage. Zee, to At
lantic ar Greal, " esiem Railway Depot. "a very
short az nee,) thus insuTing connections.
fare low. and time as quick As by any other
Unte
ss-ff:zets can be procured in Cincinnati NJ the
Northeast corner Broadway and Front Street No.
y Wafg Fourth Street, aud a. the New Fasse niger
Depot Cincinnati, Hsmiiton and Dayton Railway,
and 4 Principal Ofboes Of Connecting Lines.
4. 2 FULLER, Capt Z. BARNEY.
Gsa- Iicketfgt Pass. Ag't, Louisville.
ltl- y. r u. Mel rem,
Bepi2-d General superintendent
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Note Lost

L NcIs m-slsid or s,-,
Pointer BrolbseTsc' "a =; note in my favor Tor
- Az persous A. '', - lsnesly "a, ISL, fof
''e = payment has -, esa assaas' Sladsng "a
'm = A. GRTSSAW.
Aotun1kf. -.
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A united amount only Of the stock shus sppro-
Pm ed has been placed IN the hands cf the ocers
Of the company 70 he sold &C 6 per share; end Is
the sto.k has al been ,ssped, iaH raid, . pay
ment Of property, i Is not therefore, liable to an
oTTIcE; No. 665z North Cherry street, Postofhce
box VA, Nashville, Tenn. s ... ID. -.r
DIRECTORS. -..rr.-
?. H. COTTON, ofTenu. c. L. HEoUraR0URa, ofNY
WM. c. HuNTs, 90 DELAN0 r. sngfH, Of MINI.
A. @. SANFORD A. q. WELLS, OF Mich
OFFICERS.
President, "A. G.. SANFORD,
Pres't LIST National Bank, Nashville.
Vice Rsiiellt,--A. c. WELLS. .fV-
Socrstdlu,-F. H. COTTON.
Treaausr,-WM. Q. BUNTs.
Miniaq Stipsriateadeuf.-C. L. HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofthe Compsuy consists Of lease
hold interests In the counties Of Overton Fentress
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the State Of Ten
nessee, amounting IN the aggregate to over eight
thousand sores.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of thorough and practical ac-
quaintance with the oil mines Of Pennsyvania,
The Mining superintendent was one Of the first ex.
porers OF the OIL Held OF that Sta'e and struck the
hrst flowing oil well in the country well known a.
the HequembOurg well, and 70 which the oil inter
ests Of Pennsylvania, then in their nascent state
were very largely indebted.
This Company will lease portions o. their yalua-
bic lands, IN small tracts, to private parties or com.
panies, for IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT This Is q rare
chance for bona nds operators % 0btaia leases on
terms that will be amply remuusratiye
Terms made known on application.
no NKRE sPEcULAroas WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Description oflsnds and samples OF OIL obtained
from the properly may Be seen By calling st the
Office q the Company, No. eG5S North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, r. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceIYe orders for stock and will frgard certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. 6-G
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From cincinnati,
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Atlantic GWeStemRaiIWal
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Three Thruurtains lsaTeGi Cincinnati Daily!
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-uy-s1iai, t,,s opl rOute 10 the on Regions D
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TRUETT&WiLLEY

At the residences Of the Senior Partner. Mr.. 4.
Trastt two snd a half miles from Nashville, north
Of the Cumberland rver short distance east Of
the GallEtin Pike on tue Porter and Vaughan Pike.
We have now 90 hSnd large sssortment OF
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AspL0N B0NAFAEFE GAVE n As HIS
~, '-le tast men are rlisd b thEes c1iscls;
r.l-s-- -. second AHeoacn. Thrd-Fear.
- = l''a4a fsatHre into coaadszho1. those
II = i0o' tsFy as-iy eorrset huf We oplus thai
u Psiiepie q having every tzansssscu bstvesn
raAa and nan bassd 49, ----'--'--- N'''"'--
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TaIs Bank .. opened IN he Aui'ai's lsi''So''
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Ndsou's Ma-n1H'ilc Authusfic, for Con1msr,isl
schools Ana Colleges. By Richard Nelson. yci.
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Merchants

from eyerJ section Of IA country cone to our
mouse WITH de arm eOnuesoa thst they VIII snd
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Department Of the Cumberland. III
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, Ne bzsspeneze ByJ zass6s CO ssuts.
TsS HqA Scaaoi SpClsor. By CZsehos. 81
pa IEbefal Discounts 20 TIE frssa. auv Work
on our I.iss sent poet paid. on ressiDtofprice.
ET0O RW. CkRRoLLA
asYsT Srn . West Four1h Street. Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-04
Notice N Partition.

.c,UssANNAHHENDR PETER
y Dsgue. Levi Dsgue. Daniel Degue. Catherine
Cook and Jacob Cook her husband. who
Sssla' bstS psehtod and 'iS FrsSscR Bechsod
Of iowa. win take notice that petition was filed e
1854, 10 the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
the County Of Franklin, State Of Ohio. by George
Dague and Edmund Dague. and Is now pending,
demand partition. according TO law and the will Of
Daniel Dague deceased Of the following real estate
Of which the said Daniel Dague. died seized, al o.
which Is situated in Jefferson township, Franklin
county, State Of Ohio, to wit:
ht * tract Of land conveyed TO Daniel Dague by
Matthias Dague by deed dated January 10, ls1l'
recorded in the Recorders Office Of Franklin County,
Ohio. in book No. o, page 4l3, and in said deed
described as follows Bong in the 18th range OF the
U. S. Military lands ll3h acres OF the west end OF
(lS22 January l5th), conveyed to him by Jonathan
Dayton, August 26, ,Is09-By survey made by Jesse
Courtright-the plat and record Of which appears
PlcSss Court seRIa II franklin Ohio The above
tract is said to contain 1884 acres.
And. A tract Of land conveyed TO said DANIEL
% deea dated % January Sd, 1924, recorded in the Re-
corder's Office of Franklin County, Ohio, IN BOOK
a. page 49, described in said deed as follows: Alot
the ist township, 18th Range IT, s. Military lands.
beginning at an elm and ackberry. the east branch
Of Rockey Fork is walnut. the southwest corner OF
Saitnias DAgnss survey, nehcom n, ~ 40 oIes.
nlckoIy on Dagues nhe' t,n of tha r,.sLp ard
thehce mest - po,cs, e en ,bonce nm tne ayesS
zodeg. 10 poles laence 20 aes wvs' ~ ,h
tnence n. deg, r.. - 'nS yN rnaersd ~ s.;J
survey o. Jesse Oouiush'' Apo'o i'i'''u w. '-'N
Srd tract oi isna oJnreysJ 70 e;rs sna Nv d.ed
Dag9e dece1sea, Daniei ~ ths Recordcr,s 81.
aatea July hn tos', tocSISoa H; ~ ~ Rnot No % ne
nee OF Franklin Connty, unio, IN Dooh ~, ~, ~
~ described In said deed ~ loows nh" auo
ing in tne Uognty Q, fraukh a1a tSo aOd o.sp
wl: opodivison no % isb ~ n s.o ~. =. snr
veysd and plotted by Y; Hart, ana Sona,ning % ~
acre: and ~ poles. and bounded ns .s;T -, %
ginning al stone corner. ~ r. coinei y, 1a,J io'
pie in diam. bears 5. eSh, w. 10 linRs thence 2.
u poles 70 post from which an OAK "a IN pesrs
w. II links thence East 100 poles TO the limo OF the
lot; thence North to the place OF beginning. by the
OF Courtright Aforesaid. Sald 10 CONTAIN "
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T7ho Governor's NIessage.


The annual message Of the Governor oc-
cupies 50 much space in our paper that we
can make room for but few comments. 1t
presents very general and clear view of
our State affairs in their several depart
ments, and we recommend its careful pc
rusal. a g.
Governor BRouaH promises, in the out
set, that his present communication to the
Legislature shall be confined to 'the con-
dition Of the State" To this promise he ad-
heres with tolerable fidelity till he comes
to the close Of his message, when he gives
q chapter on the Rebellion. He assures us,
a. the President had already done, that the
sswar continues" and like him alleges that
s'our strength in all the elements of contest
is increased So that if the war continues
twenty or thirty years longer, we should,
according to this logic, become the strong
est nation on the face of the globe ~
{ The only event in the past to which the
Governor refers with complacency is the
result OF the recent elections. He regards
this result as decisive Of the will Of the
people that the war must go on until the
State institution Of slavery is annihilated.
No other inference can be drawn from the
strong language which Governor BRoUGH
uses, than that this is the ultimatum to
which everything else must be made to
yield.
In that portion Of his messagein which the
Governor speaks Of the "National Guard"
he refers to .'the political party that has ar
rayed itself against the Government"
He evidently means the Democratic party.
Coming from the Governor Of the State, in
a public official document, such charge as
this should not be made without the most
indubitable proof Of its correctness-such
proof as. his Excellency has not and can
not produce. The Democratic party has at
no time arrayed itself against the Govern
ment-the legitimate constitutional author
ity of the State, or Of the United States
and to-day it stands, as 1t ever has done,
the firm and determined supporter of both.
The Governor swells into large dimensions
what he calls "a secret organization called
.sthe Sons of Liberty" but has no word to
utter respecting q secret political organiza-
tion known to exist in every county, and
nearly every town and township of the
State, called 'sUnion" or "Loyal Leagues"
These proscriptive secret clubs, it seems,
did not receive any share Of his attention.
The Governor Is in favor Of increasing
the salaries of State officers, civil and mill
tary, and recommends various other meas
ures, Of which we cannot speak to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-04
THE OHIO LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE. a Z
TUESDAY, january Q, 1866.
MORNING SESSION

TUESDAY, January y, 1900.
\ MORNING SESSION.
The Fifty-Sixth General Assembly Of
Ohio commenced its second or adjourned
session in the Capitol to-day at ten o'clock
A. NJ.
The Senate was called TO order by its
President, Lieut.. Governor Anderson. The
credentials Of new Senators were presented
as follows: Joshua II. Bates, of Hamilton
county, vice Senator Weasner, resigned; Al
phonso Hart, of Portage, vice Judge Day,
elected Supreme Judge; and Jonathan Cra-
nor, of Shelby, vice Senator Mauzy, deceas-
ed. These gentlemen were then sworn into
office.
Mr.. West, on leave, introduced q bill, pro-
viding that In case of the absence of a Chief
Clerk Of either House, an Assistant may
be promoted TO fill the place and discharge
its duties temporarily, which bill was read
three times, and, under suspension of the
rules, passed. The Chief Clerk of the SEN
ate being prisoner In the South, this bill
is necessary In order that the Senate Jour
nal may be properly attested.
. Col. s. ID. Maxwell rendered his resigna-
tion as Assistant Clerk. ~
The Private Secretary Of the Governor
then presented the Annual Message OF the
Governor; after which the Senate took q re-
cess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at o'clock. Is
Mr.. Gunckel introduced bill to amend
the act for the relief Of soldiers families.
The resignation of Col. Maxwell as AS
sistant Clerk was taken up, and Mr.. Martin
introduced resolution complimentary to
him. The Senate then went into the cleo
tion of an Assistant Clerk in place of Col.
Maxwell. Mr.. West nominated Maj. s. b.
Walker, of Shelby county; Mr.. Converse
nominated Willoughby w. Webb, of Frank
lin. Maj. Walker received % votes, was
declared elected, and was qualified. Maj.
Walker was then authorized to act as Chief
Clerk of the Senate in place of Mr.. Davis,
absenL and prisoner.
The President then signed the bill rela-
tive to the clerkship, the House having al
so passed it.
The House joint resolution, appointing
Friday, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, as the time for
holding the Joint Convention to count the
votes polled at the late October election,
was adopted by the Senate.
The Senate then adjourned until Thurs
day morning, in order to allow the Senate
Chamber to be used by the Wool Growers
and Agricultural Conventions.
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A GARD 10 INYALIps.

TO CONSERVATIVES.
Consumptive sufferers win receive valuable
scription for the cure Of Consumption. Asthma
Bronchitis. and all throat and lung affections Gree
chargc.l by sending their address 10
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, = y
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
sept so-d&wsm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-04
TINE Special ELECTION FOR REPRESENTA-.
TIyEiH FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Adin G.. IEibbs Eiectcd-The Lincoln
Candidate Ous In the Geld.

The special election for Representative
In this county passed of very quietly on
Wednesday Of last week; and there was but
light vote given. The Democrats felt
confident that Mr.. HIBBs would be elected,
and made no effort to bring out the voters;
the Republicans had no hope Of success
with their candidate-many of their best
men being disguised with the leaders for
putting up and running the man recommen-
ded by the Quartermaster's JourndI-HEN-
M EMRIcH.
The Poll Books were opened in the
Clerks Office on Monday evening, and the
result Is given below:
Official Abstract Of Vetes gipen In the County
Of Frazkii,s. and State Of Ohio, at a Spe-
siaI Election for Representative, held IN the
several Wards and 7ownships Of said Coun-
q, on WsdnesddN December 2Sth, 1854, to
flI The uacancy caused By the resignation Of
Hon. OTTo DREsEL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-04

A superior Remcdy.-we can conscicn
tiously recommend TO those suffering from dis
tressing cough. DR.. Stsicklands Mellihuous Cough
Balsan. II gives relief almost instantaneous, and
Is withal not disaceabe 70 tho taste, There Is no
doubt but the Mcllinuous Cough Balsam Is ono Of
the best preparations in use, and is all that It's pro-
prietor claims for it, wshave tried 1t during the
past week, and found relief from most distressing
cough. II Is prepared BY DR.. Strickland. No. q
East Fourth Street; Cincinnati. and for sale by
Druggists at 80 cents per bottle. .i.,I i q. f;1
mayla-d&w-e i siifsi .uis t.,t. ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-04

EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.
Every Family at this season should use
sAMBURG PORT WINE,
Celebrated In Europe for its medicinal and benefi
cial qualities, highly esteemed by eminent physi-
clans used in European and American Hospitals,
and BY some of the first families in Europe and
America. U
AS A TONIC
IL has no equal causing an appetite and building up
the system, being entirely pure wine of most
valuable grape. tf Ft
AS A DIURErIC
Il imparts healthy action Of the glands, kidneys
and urinary organs. very beneficial in dropsy, gout
and rheumatic affections.
sPEERS WINE
Is pure article from the juice of the Port grape.
possessing medical properties superior to any other
wine in use, and an excellent article for all weak
and debilitated persons and the aged and inrm i'm.
proving the appetite, and beneftting ladies and
children. Try it once and you will not be deceived.
81 Be sure the signature OF Alfred Speer Is over
the cork Of each bottle Sold by Druggists, who also
sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY, a choice old
article imported only by Mr.. Speer, direct from the
vaults Of 0porto. The trade supplied in Phi!adel-
phia by French, Richards Co., and BY all Whole
sal Dealers in sew York. and by A. SPEER, at his
PrincipaI Office, No. eos, Broadway,
New York;
octlb-d6meod Hf..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-04

Il Owing to the extraordinary length Of
Z the Governors Message, we print only the
first half Of It this morning although we
have the entire document in type. The re-
snaining part Of It win appear in our DAILY
Of fo-morrow morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-04
New Advertisements.
TO EDITORS:
Sale, of Real Estate by Order Of
Court.

'onh Jobn hs'isb SMITH. deed. Probate Court Of
vs.. franklin County, Ohio.
Sarah Ann Smith. etai. ~ N
nM SATURDAY THE Ash DAY OF
nom on the premises in Madison township, will be
sold to the highest bidder q public vsndure.. the
following real estate. ss the property Of John
frsnkiin county. Ohio, 70 Wit The four undivided
fteepth l-Ib part Of the Northwest quarter Of Sec
ton number Twenty-hve, (zs,s Township number
be soid free of dover. Appraised at }---. ~
Terms Of sale one-third cash IN hand on the day
ycsrs fyo, the day Of salethe deferred payment 10
he secured by mortgage on tne premises and bear
intsrsst' 4 - JOHN HELrMAN,
ASrl'sg,:sr Hy sss IdS q s8.S
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ebes
Nos. 81 TO 20 south High Street,
Offer the most extensive Assortment in the city of
Gents Impl Dress Shirts.
Merino Under-Shirts and
Drawers.
Linen, Flannel and Jean
Drawers.
Negligee Flannel Shirts.
Three and Four-Ply Linen
Collars.
Cloth Lined Paper Collars
French Printed Paper do.
Hemmed Linen Handker-
chiefs.
Cravats, Ties and Scarfs.
Stocks, Mufners and Sus-
penders.
Alexandre's Kid & Cloth
Gloves.
Wool, Merino, and Cotton
Hosiery. 1-5
Travg Shawls & Blankets.
Scarlet Merino Under-Gar-
ments.
Canton Flannel Shirts and
Drawers. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08
BREYET BAG. CA. B. c. LUpLOW.
CIRCULAR.
RICHMOND, Va.


RICHMOND, Va.
In virtue of Special Orders from Headquarters
Ct the Department ! have assumed command of
the Peninsula District composing the counties i'm
mediately north of the James river.
l take II for granted that the surrender of Gen.
Lees army virtually includes all Virginia troops
whose organization has been part of said army, al
though their duties have been in a separate dis.
trict.
Companies of such troops are known TO be
still stationed in the counties mentioned as be-
longing to this district Officers and men in these
organizations are directed TO surrender themselves
as prisoners Of war and be paroed, that they may
return 10 their homes and give their assistance in
establishing order and peace in their Immediate
neighbOrhOOds.
Il ia my intention 10 establish detached posts
throughout this district purely for the protection
Of the citizens OF the country from iegitmate
bands of armed men and narduders Of every de.
scrption.
Citizens are requested to give their aid to this
end, BY supplying information which may lead TO
the arrest of all persons who may commit depre-
datons OF any kind.
All men who have belonged to any organized
company of Confederas troops included in the sur
render OF Gen Lees army, or otherwise, who
have returned to their homes sre requested to reg.
ster their names at the posts established in their
vicinity.
hose men whose experience in war renders peace
more dear are requested to give every assistance to
the recognised forces OF tie United States Govern
ment in their esvors to render property secure,
and lives safe from theittecks Of men who take ad.
vantage of the present stateof affairs for the pur-
pose Of private gain or private revenge.
Il has come 10 the knowledge Of the authorities
that the negroes on the different farms are refu.
sing TO work, or are leaving their accustomed
homes, and coming into Richmond and other
places occupied by troops They are hereby d.
rected 10 remain at their old homes, to 60 to work
as usual on the farms, and raise the produce ne es
sary for their maintenance. and are assured that
their freedom shall be protected.
b. c. LUDLOW,
Bryt Brig. Gen' Commanding,