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


r MY FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
i. acres i'm Miflin township. franklin county,
five miles East Of Columbus, on the Gahenna road
and Ohio Central railroad. The land is Of deep
black SOIL seventy acres are under high cultivation,
well drained the rest in heavy timber, mostly beach
and hickory-al under good fence.
There is on the premises neat Cottage of five
rooms. with front and back porch and cellar and
one log house Of two rooms alarge barn and stable
for six horses and eight COWS; a. new smoke house;
one cistern. The orchard consists of one hundred
and twenty-five Of the choicest kinds Of bearing
Ifrnit trees. 81
II desired, the present crop, live stock and farm
lingutensils will be sold also.
/ Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
: ii. Three hundred and twenty acres of rich
prairie land forty under cultivation and fence with
good frame house on 1t, in Delaware county, three
miles east of Delhi, Iowa. on the Dubuqqo& Pacific
railroad. II. -i "a
/, For particulars. inquireon the premises Or by
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der to ensnare his little daughter. and get,
ting her into trouble. Their first battle for
the flag was with a thoughtless school
girl"
We would like to have the names Of the
military heroes who sat in the ''court."
Generals and Colonels who immortalize
themselves by Furnishing thoughtless school
girls upon malicious testimony ought to
have the widest possible notoriety. We
trial of this pantaletted miss cost the Gov
ernment. Probably not less then ten or
fifteen thousand dollars. Are we governed
too much, or not?
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STARTLING
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
-.r -, COLUMBUS, OHIO.

THE NINETEENTR REGULAK SES, Is,
i sion commences WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
18TH, 1866 and ends MARCH lsT, 1868, l.aa
Clinical Lectures on Prs,tical Medicine and Sur
gerry will be given regularly throughout the winter
Al ST. Francis Hospital, in the College building -
This Hospital was opened August LIST, and already
has large number of patients. -,.,. 80
Students will also have advantage Of clinical in
struction in the hospital Of the Ohio Penitentiaiy
'"H' FACULTY: f}rF
SIN. Smith, NJ. D., Prof. Principals and Practice
Francis Garter, NJ. D., Prof. Obstetrics and Dis
eAses of Women and Children.
ii. w. Hamilton. NJ. D.. Prof, Surgery:-Eye and
john Dawson. NJ. D.. Prof. Anatomy and Physi-
TERco. G. wormloy, NJ. D.. Prof. Chemistry and
GSL Stating Loving, M. D.. Prof. Materia Msdioa and
j. s. Gard, M. D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
Students on their arrival by calling at the office
Of the Dean on State street. or upon the yenitor at
the College, will be assisted in procuring suitable
Fo Srculars or additional information. address
-,'-' FRANCIS CARTER, M. d., Dean.
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RAILWAY NOTICE.
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DISEASES oFTHE BLOOD, &c.

your remedies for scrofula and blood diseases are
really excellent For scrOfula syphilis, or impurities
of the blood ! find they never fail to cure when
worst cases of syphilis now in our hospitals, in the
shortspace of two months.
no F.W. II. LESLIE, NJ. ID. D.
Cincinnati, December 49, 1868.
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COLUMBUS, o. sit.1.
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Testimonials from the Medical Pro-
Ht fessiOn and Others al ~. .tf,h,

Mr.. EDIToR: tits with pleasure make known tho =
following facts to the public, believing my testimony
may be OF service to some invalid who has hitherto
failed TO obtain relief AT all events am doing no
city, in cOnfessing that have successfully treated
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: For female weakness, | do not know Of anything
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themfor a great many ladies who have been troubled
for years with weakness, and in every perfect
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTIGE-Dr. johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselves by
improper indulgence and solitary habits which ruin
both body and mind. uniting them for either busi-,
ness, study, society or marriage. 30.
DIR. johnson has for many years exclusively do
voted his attention to tho treatment of the disorders
referred to in these testimonials.
Address, DIR. CHAS. +. JOHNSON,
No, l3 East Friend Street, Columbus. Ohio.
octl0-d&w1y. 'ii.. .r.l '.'
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Cleveland. O., Dec. aad, 1858.
Certificate from the Rev. DIR. HamiI,
ton q. French, of Montreal.

certify that DIR. Johnsons medicines have cured
my wife, who was subject TO debility many years.
The medicines were used only two month";. .t.l,5i
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TEAS! TEAS!

THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS,
J. Hotel Keepers and Families, desirous Of obtain
ing choice Teas at reasonable rates, is respectfully
directed to our
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

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Price 81 90. N. B.-Ladies who are pregnant sheuld
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Tonic for female weakness a certain cure 90 90.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

DR.. Johnson-I have cured, by the use Of your
remedies several patients that have been inmates os
the Iunatic Asylum from the evil effects of seminal
weakness OF sedentary habits. For such cases con-
slider nothing can equal your medicines. l,-
j. w. SALLINS, M. d.
Albany, N. Y, October Is, 1858. 'pH
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
From New Orleans.
Governor HamiItOu-s Proclamation
..GovernOr Parsons Recomm nda /.
tiOn-- Mexican News.

NEW ORLEANS, November 26.-The wharVeS
and landings have been given up To the city
authorities. the Government re>erying 1909
feet for il own use.
Governor Hamiton's proclamation calling
the Texas Convention, SAYS qualified voters
who have taken the amnesty oath. or who
have been pardoned. are eligible. even if the
oath be taken or the pardon issued subsequent
10 tne election.
Governor Wells has appointed an agent 10
seize eight hundred bales Of a cotton in Gal
weston ship in this city, the property Of Loui-
siana.
The steamer Everman. from Galveston 10
New Orleans. was caught in gale on the Eth.
>he lost her rudder and drifted 10 Pass Car
Nallo.
Governor Parsons. OF Alabama. recommends
the passage Of an act declaring freedmen shall
have the same measure Of protection now So
cured t. the non-voting white population.
The MatamOras RdHcher0. Of the To- SAYS .
The nrlng on the steamer AntOnia from the
north bank on Tuesday last. was one Of the
most da>tartly outrages ever perpetrated on the
frontier. The Antonia having cupboard de.
tachment Of French marines and two field
pieces " a forcing her way up the river under
heavy fire from a combined force of Liber-
al. She grounded seven miles below the city.
anu while engaged with the enemy the
Mexican side. furious fire At long range open
ed upon her from the neutral bank. which wa
effective. wounding two marines.
The Liberals ON the north bank were dressed
In federal uniforms. The French Commander
refused % return the fire from the Texas bank.
The same paper says il seems L. be- the settled
purpose Of some men 10 bring on a war be-
tween the United states and Mexico, saw out
laws are on the American side IN force where
they make their headquarters. receiving r.
ports. issuing order>. enlisting recruits. etc.
The Antonio Wa fired upon from the Texas
shore. near where Cortinss had been reported
camped
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
Mutiiated Fractional Currency
freedmen.s Affairs I'm Ric mn oud -
The fenian Headquarters I'm New


NEW YORK. November 25.-It has been de-
eided in the Treasury Department that banks
which enter into the purchase of mutilated
fractional currency viii not bc allowed 10 re-
ceiye at the Redemption Bureau any advance
upon the sum nj which IL was bought. and no
packages Of mutilated notes containing les
than 500 are redeemed.
The Freedmen Bureau have authorized the
Faculty Of the Medical College in Richmond
TO take charge Of the Hospitals In that city, de-
voted % the use Of the blacks. The physicians
of the above institutions are permitted 10 lee
ture 20 the students upon such subjects A. are
brought under treatment, 30 far a. l. not in
compatible with the comfort of the patients.
No remuneration accompanies this privilege.
The bureau merely furnishing the medical
stores for the Hospitals. There are about one
hundred teachers In the colored schools Of this
city, which have an average attendance Of "A
little upwards Of three thousand pupils.
The fenan flag was raised over the Fenan
headquarters in Union square. in honor Of the
celebration Of the evacuation Of the city by the
British, In l1s3. The flagstaff Is the highest
In the city.
The Fenian headquarters Is now under fun
headway, and business is being transacted
with all the regularity Of an organized govern
ment. The bureaus Of the Secretary Of War.
Secretary Of the Treasury and Navy. and the
other Departments, are all properly organized
and al work. The building l. one OF the finest
in the city.
It. interior arrangements, furniture, carpet
ing ETC., are Of am elegant description. The
edifice j. leased at one thousand dollars per
month.
The Times Washington special says Col. ID.
Heaton. special Supervising Treasury Agent
for the Stata Of North Carolina, j. in this city.
lie has beea chosen President Of the National
bank now organizing in Ncwbern, North Car
olina, and intends remaining In that state per-
manently. II Is expected this bank will soon
be authorized by the Treasury Department a.
the capital i all subscribed.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
I II E YER Y la TEST
THREE O'CLOCK A. NJ.

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND SECRETARIES
REPORTS.
\ Washington special saws: The greater por-
tion of the Presidents message was placed i'm
type to-day. Ii will be completed in ample
time 10 be delivered 10 special messengers. 10
be printed by the press on the day il is pre-
sented To Congress.
The reports Of the Secretaries Of the Trea-
sury and Interior are completed and being
placed in type.
RUSSO AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
+. Nc. Collins. originator and prosecutor Of
Collins Overland Russo American telegram
Line. had an interview with the President to-
day. Its said that the Company desired GOV
ernment subsidies. They have already been
furnished with vessels belonging 10 the navy.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Internal Revenue receipts are falling of.
Yesterday they reached but $4,000.
VESSELS DESTROYED BY REBEI. CRUISERS.
\ complete list Of Rebel cruisers and vessel.
DESTROYED by them has been prepared by the
Secretary Of the American ship Masters \. 10
citation. and published to-day. Altogether
there were two or three pirate vessels whose
career commenced in June. 1861 bv the sailing
Of the schooner savannah from Charleston. and
ended on the 9th Of the present month bv the
arrival Of the shenandoah At Liverpool. These
cruisers captured 30 merchant vessel, of ag-
EIt-alt lAhlid4f tl nearly one million fuu~.
the majority Of which We're either burned or
sunk.
THE DAVIS TRIAL.
The Herald says the session Of the United
states Circuit Court. with either Chief Justice
Chase or Judge Underwood presiding Ia, been
ordered 10 convene al Norfork. Va. tomorrow.
ltis thought 10y some that it, business will De-
the trial Of JEFF Davis
LATER FROM MEXICo.
Letters from Fl Paso. Mexico. October as.
say news has been received there. that Gen.
Briancourt. commanding the French In Chi
huahua. had issued orders % hi command 10
make Necessary preparations for eyaruating
the city preparatory 10 concentrating his forces
At Durango. The writer .of the letter eN-
pected the state of Chihuahua 10 be free from
French ~ the first Of November. He say.
Juaraz has received reports from several com.
manders q the army Of the Republic that
over 1000 MeXieans have been summarily
tried ~ court martial of Maximillian. and
condemned 10 death. Sentence in every cass
was speedily executed. and there l. no instanc,
known IN which mercy was extended.
EMIGRATION To BRAZIL
letter from Rio Janeiro saws. there 1,
strong tide Il emigration from the Unitet
states 10 Brazil Nearly all are refugees from
the late reoelliOus states
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From San Francisco.
Trade In san FranciscO..D O..Dissatlsfac
ton at Mazatlau with the French
--De p1orablc >tnte Of that Portion


--DepIorab state of that Portion
OF Mexico.
san FRANCISCO, November 9j.-Fair trade
for the season.
The most important changes i'm prices this
week are fall of petroleum 10 s6@Sil!, c0nse-
quent upon receipt via the lsthmus...
Breadstuffs moderately active for export (:
wheat - 00CdS2 30; barley II 10.
Mining stock slightly improved.
Money abundant at 114d115 per cent.
Foreign tonnage plenty; rates low.
Private letters from commercial firms al
Mazatlan and other Mexican ports were re-
ceived by the steamer John l.. stevens. which
report the feeling against the French as be-
coming stronger and stronger every day.
Large purchases of wine and other commod'-
tees made i'm san Francisco during the sum-
mer on French account, have been rejected by
res0rting to the subterfuge Of short weights
and inferior quality. TO the detriment of mer-
chants who operated largely on the presumed
good faith Of the French COmmissairat.
Goods TO the amount of S200.0O0, imported
from Valparaiso on account Of the French i'm
Mexico, have also been repudiated, to the great
disgust Of the parties interested.
The country is represented a. being i'm de-
plorabe condition, and under no other Gov
ernment had things been in such state Of
confusion.
Most of the French troops have gone to the
northern frontier. Ii is said there would be a
general rejoicing of the few hundreds remain
ing AT MaZatlan, who would follow but for the
action Of the French authorities. It Is beliey-
ed there would have been good trade with
western and Mexican ports all through the
winter, whereas everything now Is depressed.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
North Carolina Affairs.

RALEIGH. November 25.-The Legislature
meets tomorrow. \ large number q mem.
hers have arrived. GOV. Holden j. still con-
nne,l 70 hi iced from sickness.
pr. Powell. the state Agent al Washington.
has arrived with dispatches 60 the Governor.
but they are not Yet made public.
Mc>~rs. Pool. Reads. Holdon and others are
spoken Of IN connection with the >enatorship.
lt i thought that the constitutional amend
ment viii De- ratified by the Legislature.
Prominent gentlemen. who have been q
Washington, are not very hopeful a. 10 the
future Of the states reconstruction.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
Ad iOu rnmcnt of the Florida COnyen.
ton.

NEW YORK, November 26.-The Tallahassee
correspondent of the Times. of the eth instant.
states that the Convention adjourned sine die
that day. Gov. Marvin. in his address on the
closing of the Convention. after congratulating
the members upon the measures adopted adj
vised them to give the negroes full liberty TO
60 where they pleased, advising them to make
new engagements for the coming year. and
stated that after the middle Of January those
not having made engagements and being idle,
would be treated by the authorities rs vagrantS
All colored troops are to he withdrawn from
the interior 10 the seabOard.
The trouble at Marinna, previously reported
by the Savannah Herald. caused serious ap-
prehensiOns, but General Foster had sent
company Of the seventh Regulars TO quell the
disturbance.
Gov. Marvin states that the action of the
Florida Convention was free. and uninfluenced
by any other cons derations than those of sound
policy and justice. November 20 has been ap-
pointed for the election Of State officers
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

SINGULAR CAUSE or DEATH.-Mr,. samuel
r. Aimy. who died i'm nVerton. II. L.. on the
10th inst. came 10 her death from a singular
cause. About a weck since she punctured one
Of her fingers with anecdle. inficting trihing
wound. II which she took no notice shortly
after she SECURED brass kettle, using her
wounded hand. which soon began % swell.
lhe swelling continued 10 increase. and exten-
ded 10 her shoulder, when death ensued.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
Arrest of Murderers.

NEW YORK. November 25.-Pellicer. ar
rested for the murder of Otero at BROOKLYN,
confessed yesterday and gave information
which led TO the discovery and arrest of Con
zales and another murderer. The money was
recovered. being i'm drafts. only about 800
being i'm gold, and bills amounting in the az
gregate 10 about 5000.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
From New Orleans.
The Test Oath..Emigr ration TO Texas
-.COnflict Between Military and
civil Authorities i'm MObile..COn.
yictiOn Of n Cove rnm mt DE efaul ter.

NEW ORLEANS. November 2s.-The test oath
has been argued before the District Court here
for two days. Judge Derel intimated to-day
that he considered the law unconstitutional
The Monroe, Louisiana papers, speaks en-
eouragingly of the prospects of cotton plant
ing in that section. planters seem disposed to
give the freedmen fair chance. The same pa
per says large numbers of emigrants from Ala
bama and contiguous States are on their way
TO Texas.
In the L. :. District Court at Mobile. pro-
ceedings were had on the application of Mr.
Dexter. late Treasury Agent. for a writ Of hd-
bedS corpus. General Woods declined To re-
lieve Dexter on the ground that the writ had
not been returned i'm Alabama. DeXter's
counsel moved for an attachment against
General Woods, rcturnablc in two weeks
The CourIpardoned Thomas j. Conner.
special bonded agent of the Treasury Depart
ment for th0ctaw county, Alabama, tried al
Mobile by Military Commisslos on a charge
OF fraud in revenue transactions. and SEN
fenced to pay fine of $4,000 and one wears i'm
prisonmcnt at hard labor i'm Nashville
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

SENtTE.-Ihc senate w8~ iu session for a
short time on SATURDAY several bill. were
read by title onls and referred % appropriate
committees.
The bill o. in rea>e Ihe power, the sinking
Fund commissioners. and u authorize laid
Board q loan any money. belonging "a laid
fuuds ia Indiana state bond, or ,tocks ctc..
Wa referred 60 the Committee Finance.
Mr-.r-. Miles. Bonman. Allison and VIII
litin- obtained le4so II absence until TUESDAY
morning
Ihe stnaie a'9oarued til two o'clock Mon
day afternoon.
Hor-f The HOUSE wa. not ia s....,o, on
~aturdaf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

AFFNIE> ~ ARIzoNA.-Thc >an Francisco
BUlistia say> We learn that an order has
been received by Major -Heueral Halleck. from
the War Department. looking 10 an immediate
dishandment of the california volunteers now
serving in Arizona. Fortunately. the order
leaves it, execution somewhat g. the discretion
II the general commanding this military de-
partmeni. IL j. % hc hoped that il purpose
will not b, carried into effect until the pending
operations against the Apache Indians shail
have been concluded. California has an especial
interest ln this matter. because oi The intimate
personal and commercial relations between it.
people aud tho~e 4 Arizona. But the national
GoN crnmcnt has It'll deeper Interest in ,us-
tanning IL authority and the protection OF IL,
law in every portion II the national domain. ''
The Arizona Miner of October I say Prom
copies Il The official returns 10 will hc seen
that Governor GoodWin l. chosen delegate L.
Congress hy plurality Il :tiI vote over jude
ALVIN. and a., over Colonel Po>tou and that
he lead, the combined opposition se,enty-one
XOft>.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

\ letter from Georgia SAYS. the late rebel
General Gordon l. practising In Atlanta; Cen
eral Wheeler i In the commission business at
Augusta; General Gartrell i practising law In
Atlanta, and l. candidate for Congress: Cen
eral Anderson i in the commission business at
the same place: General Hardee j. at Savannah
and Howell Cobb l. at Macon
MOUNT GYMS TUNNEL.
The Herdid's correspondent. who recently
visited Mount Cents Tunnel. saws statements
that work had been suspended at any time are
untrue. The whole length Of the tunnel will
b. seven mile, Of which nearly half l. CON-
pletcd.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

La-' week Antoine Collins. aeed about 80
..i'l'''a -.l,id. ~ Philadelphia by
-tat-> Hotel. Deceased Wa formerly ,,r,,,,rf..
Or 81 e large hotel u Pensacola. Pa. and du-
ung the War lost his property. IL had r..
GENTLY teen subject O. fts 4 Temporary de.
Tangcnlcnt
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
RIverNews.

PIrrsBURG. November 26.-River fonr feet
by pier marx, and rising.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November -.
Flour dull.
Wheat moderately active; sales at Si B for
No. !, and 81 01@i 10Y for No2.
Corn declined 3tkta3e; sales Of No. l at Gle,
and No at 560fj6i<c.
Oats firm at 2S93skc.
Provisions dull.
Highwines duh.
Hog market inactive.
Ffeights nominal
Lard dull nj 25Ga
Receipts-Flour, 400; Wheat, 1900;
corn, $1,000; oats, l9, 900.
shipments-Flour. 1900; Wheat, $1,000:
corn, $4,000; oats, 81 900.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
The staennnsfnoIs

The liberation Of the captain and crew of the
Shenandoah j. said to have been unconditional,
the British Government being Of opinion that
there are no legal grounds upon which they
could be detained:
LIBERATION OF THE CREw-THE MEN PAID
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
DENTISTS.

A sDRyERY THING n~csss&ry he AT Ala,
N fhotesrsph Albums q every vsri<v- EsDss.el
attention given Framing Pic<.res 70 sEdsr e.eees
God Frames Gilt ssf Rssewsod NosidinGs vho1see1e
and retail Photoxrsphs. kperssfngs. eesFSs.syE
tures and stsreesesP>.. N sve5y ..s,ss' ssx,.sss
Indiana .~S<s ~.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

two story Frame Hotel, large and comuodious in
the county Of Of best countless with large
Stable in connection. Price Of Hotel and Stable 900
dollars; flinitare 900 dollars or would lease II for
Of years BY selling the furniture.
Bt LII H.HAMLIN CO.,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctoneers
Exchange Buildings.
No. 30 North Illinois street,
noy21 DIT Indianapolis. Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

Farm Of l2s acres, four and a half miles north OF
Lafayette, nppecanoe county, Indiana and one and
ball miles west OF Battle Ground. Fifty in cult
vatOn, thirty five Of which is fine bottom land fifteen
acres In meadow, balance good timber land The whole
Farm Is well watered. This farm is desirable from its
near location TO Lafayette and the Battle Ground College
Price So per
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

GEN. GRANTS SOUTHERN TRIP.