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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
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judicial Officers and Magistrates
z i'm Alabama 10 Act as Agents for
Freedmen's Bureau - stephens
land Reagan Express their Views
Respecting Reconstruction',
New York, Septa G. - The Herald's spe-
cial says Gen. Swayne, of the Department
of Alabama, having recently issued gen.
eral order, inviting the judicial officers and
magistrates of that State to become agents
of the Freedmen's Bureau for the admins
tration Of justice in air difficulties arising
between negroes, or between whites and
negroes, and having admonished such off,
cials that failure TO accept the agency for
the purpose designated, would be followed
by the substitution of martial law In the
District wheressuch failure occurred, Pro-
visional Governor Parsons earnestly advised
all judicial officers and magisti ates to ac-
Gept-the appointment offered as above, and
in good faith to do justice and observe the
instructions contained in the order Of Gen.
The Times special says: THERE'S the best
authority for saving that Alexander IL.
Stephens and J.iH. Reagan. now confined
In Fort Warren,1 in writing to their friends
at the South, express the most liberal views
respecting reconstruction and the negro
race, and the future of the South. They
urge that the agricultural system Of the
South must be revolutionized; that the ne
gro, being a large and permanent element
In the population Of the South, must be SO
reared as to increase his sclf-respect and
manhood; that his freedom must be cheer
fully accorded, the negro educated for
the intelligent welding of that power
which the progress of events promise to
put him ino possession Of. The sagacious
are wise in theirtime beyond manyOf theif
fellows, and see the wisdom of making In
telligent men and women of the freedmen
Francis w. Pickens, Of South Carolina,
the man who said he was insensible to fear,
| has asked for pardon. '"h-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
Order Of ofApprOPriatiOns Made, by
Last Session of Congress.

New YORK, Sept. 6.-The appropriations
made bv the last session Of the 3Sth Con-
gress have been made out in order by the
Clerk of the House. These appropriations
are as follows, Invalid and other Pensions,
S1l, 100000; Purchase or construction of
Revenue Cutters, $l,0OO,O00; Consular and
Diplomatic expenses, $l,390,050; Postoffice
Department, $l4 09S505; Fortifications, $4,-
453,O0O; Legislative, Executive and Judi
cial, 81, S5797, ,194; Naval Service $ll, l,l5S,-
1856; Military Academy, $25Z SOB; Army,
S5.545, 795 277; Indian Department. $303,r
6S4,S9l; Deficiencies for Invalid and other
Pensions, $3.b65,0O0; Deficiencies for the
Army; 1896, 400; Deficiencies for Fortifiea-
tions and Armament therefor, 81. .l00, 900;
Deficiencies of Legislative, Executive. &C.,
1885, liz, S73; Miscellaneous, $3t l9l 7l3. To-
tai. S82. 2D7, ,G523 1886. -ll ~ ni'' LIi9nr =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

,OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. Harry Seymour, as
Quasimodo in the play of that name, won
fresh laurels last night by his vivid rendi-
tion OF the character. The need Of praise
should also be awarded to Messrs. Howard,
Gross, Hayden, Hall, Allen and Davies; to
Miss Josephine Tyson, Mrs. Allen and 9TH
ers, for the correct and life-like persona
tion of the respective personages allotted
them in the drama. The Yankee Ship and
Yankee Crew was also well presented, and
drew forth frequent plaudits from the au-
dience. The dancing OF Mile Victoria was
particularly admired, and loudly encored.
Tonight the great French drama of the
"Oourier of Lyons will be produced in
three acts. In this play, Mr.. Harry Sey-
mour will appear in double character, as
sisted by Mr.. Kent Josephine Tyson and
others of the company. IT is an interesting
and exciting play, and will have good cast
In all the characters. At the close, Mile
Victoria will perform one Of her most beau
tiful and splendid dances.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
New York ,Market--sept. @. ig

yC0TT0N Firm; decidedly. more doing; 4394lc
for middlipg. .'1'.................. AT .-L.-x8
HFLOUR-.iOc better; 81 7597s5 for extra State;
$s S5@9 90 for extra round hoop Ohio; 50 2o91I %
for trade brands, market closing quiet. I,,,,.f.a
WHISKY Lower WESTERN ~ 249e rs; closing
dull at inside quotation.
WHE8T-lc better for spring; dull and firm f6r
winter; u 5599l So for Chicago spring and Nh wau-
kee club; el 570D1 81 for amber Milwaukee and No.
CHI ago spring; % 09@2 l3ifor amber State. and
o. IS for choice amber Michigan.
RYE-Quiet. ---..--- .--.
BARLEY-Dull.
BAllRY MALT3Duil snd pominal. q ,rset.
C0RN-Without change; fj1Soc for unsound I:
90 a9lc for sound mixed western.
OkTS1Ic lower; 56@57c for western. fssoiP
C0FFEE-pull.
SUGAR-Sucsr steady, Cuba Muscovsdo 1850
14I4c; Havana 4lzc.
MQLKSSES-Uull. =
iH0PS-Firm, good demand 2o95oc for crop Of
1864; 40a45c for crop Of 1865. .. I'D. .-l.- ..
WOOL-Dull,, ,, '. ~ ~ ~ ~
'PORK-$3i Sfd9s2 so for new mess closing at ga,
cash; $50 OO93o so for 1884 do: Si2 5O4I so for
prime; S2s 50029 90 for prime mess: $50 brls neW
,BEEF-FiTm at % OOSlO C1fCt plain mess.a 90 90
1 OLA so for extra mess. .''' "a - --'-h -,
cur MEaTS-Steady at la9isKc for shoulders.
i l9@23c for hams. o. ' 3fnd
| lBAC0N-Dull.' '.' -, q TT 'lHt a.
| ,LARD--Quet and firm at l9k995c. s.1yd
| 'BUTTER-2l@3oc for Ohio: 32940c for State. .,
CHEESE-Active at ll9l6hc,,s W ~ 80 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

New YoRK, Sept. e.-'rhe Posts special
saws: The receipts from Internal Revenue
yesterday fell back to the old average OF .
million and 4 quarter dollars, .t /, ~, 80, i
spection OF his military division, is on his
The Herald's Beaufort correspondence Of
the "a says: Yesterday the Haytien dis
patch steamer Gefford put into this port for
coal, water,s &c. The craft Is q bearer of
dispatches to Washington, asking, itissup-
posed, for aid to quell the rebellionin Hayti.
The smallpox and yellow fever are showing
themselves here, 'on board some of the
merchant vessels-two are infected Bill
ious and malarious feyers are prevalent, but
not very fatal. The city is, Comparatively
healthy, sickness being conflnedto thieves
cola
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
state Election In CaTifornia.

10 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 5AThe State cleo
tion takes place tomorrow for Supreme
,Judge and members of the Legislature,
which will elecJra successor to Senator Nc
Dougalg The contest Is confined principal
ly to rival divisions in the Union party, ia
voring different Senatorial candidates. nin
San Francisco three tickets are running,
viz, the regulara Democratic, the regular
Union and the Independent Union, the lat
ter representing the interests of the Peo-
ple's Party. The contest is very spirited
ooJ h;ttar ono ..lh Gssi4
onO OtLtNt .OHNs .rAElLL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
Bishop Lay Discharged mnd ON His
Way Home.

NEW YORK, Sept, 6.-The Herald's Rich
fiiond Correspondents says Bishop Lay,
of North Carolina, who was arrested some
time since on the supposition of having
evidence of value to the Government has
been discharged aud passed through Rich
mond on his way home.
Mr.. Alexander Dudley, who has had his
pardon restored to him again, it is presumz
ed, will devote his immediate attention. to
Ireopeningthe York River railroad, ofwhich
Extra Billy Smith is passing his time
quietly on his unconfscated estate near
Warrenton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
Eothe Oitizensof @

Eothe Oitizens of Cclumbus.p ~
Alta meeting of the City Council on Mon
day evening, August 2Sth, Che undersigned
were appointed a committees tO ascettaIp
what number Of persons can be accommo-
dated in private families and boarding
bpusess who may, attend the, next State
Eair, .tobe,held in thiscity, September 18th,
18th, 18th and 18th. The committee earn
estly request all persons that desire to fur
nish board or lodging at the time above
named, to,repoEt what, number theyr can
aeconmodate, GtogetherJ with the price
charged per day, to H. Miller, Secretary, at
the Banking House Of Miller, Donaldson G.
Co., as early as Thursday, the 9TH inst.
S. N. FIELD,
w. L. Ross,
L. DoSALDsoN, Committee,
J." 'Ir1 l"I J. REINHABD, ,,, ..I, 90
".'is.1B. GIIM6oRtt, y J.,r., ~ '
sep4-dtf 100 W a. H''fN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
The Liberal Army i'm Mexico-

The Tribune's Matamoras correspondent,
who has had an interview'withG Gen. Delion,
of the liberal party, says he learned'of him
that the wants of the Liberals sres such that
il not soon relieved the cause was lost
They have no money, arms, ammunition,
clothing, or even provisions; and if the u.
S. do not soon lend assistance, there will
soon be no. Liberal party in Mexico tAhe
assisted. The total number of men thiiy
now have in the field amount to only 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
r. Tx sSFEI seEY.I.EEKI 4
RATES OF FARE
For Hackney Carriages and Omnibus
es, Establish ed by the City Coun.
ciIof Coiumb bus. Ohio.

- =
StSHE.OWNER; DRIVER OR OTHER
i person having charge of any hackney carriage.
with the rates Of fare herein established. plainly
printed upon sc.rd. and continually sept IN some
conspicuous place on the inside OF such carriage,
for the information of passengers. n'0, .t9
The rates of fare to be taken by any owner driver,
conductor or ether person having charge OF any ON
person from any one place TO anotbsr, within the
limits Of the CITY, or TO or from any Railroad depot,
not more tban twenty five cents; Tor children De-
than one or IL accsmpan ed by adult, half price
only shall be charged for each of such chldren and
for children less thsp three yeaS S,dt when accom-
panied by an adult, no charge shall be made SAID
rates to be charged for the use Of any omnibus be.
tween the hours Of six o'clock A. NJ, and eight
oclcsk P, N and between the hours IF eight T. ME.
person having charge of ano hackney carriage other
than an omnibus. shall be the same as the rates
hereinbefore established f9r Smnibyses n the SAD
sna A. Ishss ss nay Be-
doubled. ANY awnersPr driEersm aF make such ar
on: and every Swnsr, driver or other person having
fa Of any passenger 2 carf7 thefsSn with sss paseh
GER in addition to one trupks sxeseding one hun
dred pounds in weight two articles. such as va
lise saddle bag, carpet ban p6rtmanteaus bundle or
other like articles, commonly u ed in travelling,
without charge compensation; but for every other
Se g Ss
not more than twenty oents; and any owner, driver
or other person having charge of any hackney car
ssSS ssn
conviction thereof before the Mayor be fined in any
um not less than one nor more than twenty dollars
| for each and every such efsnse;
D''''''' y ' JOSEPH DOWDALL,,
| auglO ,,,,..I ,t-cy .,oy II rroT Si'y Oiein'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
National Association OF Wool
Manu- ufia G turers., ,g..-..

/, Y, ,PHILApELpHA, Sept. e6.--The National
Association of Wool Manufacturers, origi4
mated at, Springfield, Mass, held its first
annual meeting in this city, at the Board OF
Trade rooms, this morning. iE. b. Biglow,
of Boston, is President. The = Association
numbers 200 members. They VIII partakee
of grand banquet at the Continental hotel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
AAcARp TosMsAuips.

tf-s ss@f 1851 flso sN4Oo ouO
A Clergyman. while residing in South America a
missionary, discovered smfe1and simple remedy
for the Cnre of Nervous Weakness EARLY Decay
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. AND
the whole train Of disorders brought cp by bsnsful
and dvicioushsbits.s Great numRert hare been al.
sready cpred hya this noble remedy Prentsd BY
desire TO beneftthe afflicted andunfertunats. wiz
send the receipt Prsparins and sing fhig msdi'
cine, in sealed envelope. n spy one ~
: fFes ef OAar6sIr sd ila seciAa sIsdnssdre
PLEASE iuolSsss snysloGs saatssssa \
'o''As, y ',.,Sss I. s'I. y I'.JosERH n ISMAH.5
IAcGagcS.dly ana 6ffEO NaE York City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
Erorn Fortress NIonroe.

New York, Sept, 6--The. Herald's Fort
ress Monroe correspondence says: The
privilege OF writing to his wife has been
gfaslted to JEFF. Davis. ibUyJ 9HS . :
Gsp,i Torbett will not takescommand of
his new department. for month yet.
The Norfolk and Weldod,r d,raIlroad will be
in running order In. ateWdaYs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
Lecture ro.Night-n1a.ons.

1t taffords US pleasure to announce the fact
that Andrew H. II. Dawson, Esq, OF Geor-
gia, will deliver at Naughton Hall Tonight
at IL o'clock, q lecture on the reconciliation
of the sections. This Is exactly what we
want now. The fighting has. ceased; Ley
quarreling stop. We trust that Mr.. d. Will
have a large and appreciative audience. we
see from an extract from letter OF Major
Gen. John A. Logan that Mr.. Dawson Is q
Mason, and that while at the South daring
the rebellion, he frequently found opr pris-1
oHers there who were Masons In distress,
and that he never failed to relieve their
wants, and that, too, with q liberal apd a
lavish hand. He is now no longer able TO
even help himself, 'andis delivering lectures
to raise funds to remove his family, West.
His lectures are highly spoken Of by the
press. Every Generallin the Army ofithe
Tennessee signed q letter calling Oh Mr.. ID.
to repeat the lecture he delivered in Louis;
vile six weeks SINCE, Blessed is the peace
maker. We wish him the most brilliant
and remunerative success.
olATHENEUM.--The subject of conversation
for our amusement loving public continues
to be the accomplished artistic, Mr.. Lau:
renee Barrett and his great play Of Rose-
dale. The actor and the drama have taken
our citizens by storm, and the first question
asked is, "f Have you seen Mr.. Barrett in
Rosedale ?' ayes, certaihly-of course
"Is it, not, a glorious play ?" HThe most
charming and complete ever saw-and Mr..
Barrett perfect master of the art Of which
he II evidently no superficial deyotee."T
Remarks like the above we hear on every
hand, and now Mr.. Barrett and Rosedalt
are household themes in Columbus. True
| it Is that the artists portrayal Of the, hero
of Rosedale stamps, him as q man of re-
markable genius; and IL In the "Shakes-
perian Drama" he can realize the hopes
which his "Elliot Grey" has given rise tt
| in the minds Of those. who are become hi
admirers land these are all who see hin
act t)--then Americans may indeed be prout
of him as their countryman. There is Il
be change Of programme for Mr.. BIS ben
eft tomorrow night, and we should regre
to lose Rosedale, but that our wish to se'
Mr.. Barrett in Shakesperian creation will
be gratified. OF course, the mere announce
ment Of the benefit will cause the Athene
um. to be thronged to repletion. -..-r,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
"Sprin0 10 10 cheery.
OpTWlV " % cNooTy'
Winter is dredry,
Green leaves hang. but the 6roDn must fy:

Green LeaUes hang. but tho 6rown must fy:
ygrr ,RNSg4 g4sts SAaAken. yTtIygfyI M
,lN3|i Iehf.aia forSdken, lIilii5 bh
What can an old man do but diet"
Why, take PLANTATION BITTERs. to be sure, and
with them new lease Of life. The old are made
young again. the mddle-aged rejoice, and the young
become doubly brilliant by using this splendid Tonic
Dyspepsia. HeartburDg Liver Complaint, Headache.
Pains in the side, "Crck in the Back" and all symp-
tons of Stomachic Derangeme tyield at once TO the
hssith-g giving influence Of PLASrAffoN BIrTEas.s
sep6- dGWlW.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

gAtt ASpD Tar TdaS& { Mess4. Joseph
Martin g Cos, opposite The STATESMAN
Office, have On HAND q large lot Of the most
deliciDuscwatermslon wGhavarseenDthis
season,iYWa have, tried othem END know
wnaI Wee tsaayloo III Ya5VIL aooo A
pfurr.f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
CITY ITEMS.
House for Sale.

Will be, Sold cheap The Sutler Store
House at Tod Rarracks.L Inquireo of B. Gill
more, Union Block. sept7-d3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

DRUNKs AND oRDERLIEs.-Seyen in
diyiduals were before the Mayor yesterday
mbrning for drunkenness and disordef1y
conduct. Three paidtheifi fih8sMid costss
the other four were committed. The fine;
paid amounted to $11. ,,b.sr,ca
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
'sh,erifsi Sale.

William B. Hubbard, /, Common Plea. Court Of
1ulTE nc vs.. dl y 1BSd iQFranklin County,
John W. Miller ct }i,ibro., Ohio.l.,. la
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN
ID the above case TO me directed, l will offer for
sale OF public auction, at the door of tho Court
House, in the city Of Columbus, on '
Friday, the Goth day Of September, "A. d
.b9jsln2s1 1S65,9Ioin sls l9Ta aGi
al 1o,elock p Nj following described real ss-
''5I fSe fbOwing tract Of Iahd, situssu the county
Of frsnklin. and Stats of Ohio, bounded and, do
scribed as follows: Beginnng at In the cen.
ter OF the hiicothe road And dcorneft t6A trsctset
off 70 Chri,tien kshnApin partition, thsnes s0nth
nef 10 airhct set off and -ssiigned 10 Thomas bad
ANS and wife in partition, thence north 80 degrees,
sas IS poles 70 stake corner to said Adams usct
In the line Of said Lehman, thence le deeJsss.
w poles TO stake corner TO said Leh1nNns, thence
SSsofegfees, W. with Isshmani islinSs SO polssto
the begippi9g soptAiping four 81 sSTss S more @ 9r
b. Miller In proessdinssiR pastitiap' ~ EFAnklin
SPtaYS's SYrN'S' sSN1Ni SN1'N'i 9i5 5rays1wM. DoMIGAN;2i
Printer; fsss ssoo'red1eyo 2nsdnIoss' shsg5it ETH
Edj qsoS bur s99uqtil edj 10 y1hidsIn5 9di
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
Term, November ist.
Professors Tickets, SO Matriculation, So.
FACULTY.

GEORGE C.TBbACKMAN, M. d., Professor Of
Prinoipes and Practice Of dSrsery and Clinical
sJtKiMfEseRAHAM. NJ. 81 !, Professor Of the Theo-
iry aud Practice Of Medicine. 40 animal isalsi.
y, nj. B.WRiGHT, M, D..1 Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women aud Children. -, . an.
10 o. OF U0MEGYS, M. d., Professor Of the Ihsti-
rtufes III Medicine and Clinical Medicine. ,1is6u
THEOPHILUS PARVIN, NJ. D., Professor Of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
W. H. G0BRECHT, M. D.. Professor Of Anato-
ROBERTS BARTHeL0w. M. D.. Professor of
Physics and Medical chemistry,
SAMUEL NICKLES, N. Dv Demonstration OF
aR Afs'S ". SAUNDERS, M. D. Prssoetor to Professor
Y d. .. WRIGHT, d., PfoscctOr to Professor of
I tADatomy.gIa ees on doiH shiiti OIL I'D s'Fi
s7 AaafTfiHiE fTfiHiEopHILUs PARvfN. M. D, DEAN,
eshnsa 3I0l Isf Seventh street, 0incinnati Ohio.
aug25-dltaw2w ''H9M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
."Our pains are real things, and all .,
Our pleasures but fantastical:

DI5BH55b OI InoII UOOVrUb
Iauoi But Ssresoome difficult andhstd.'s 6 n
Yet all who have ever tried it, say DR.. D..
II. Seelye's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY NEVER
FAILS to permanently remove all pains,
aches and troubles arising from Catarrhal
difficulties TRY IT. la' ioibu f7ge isl rhI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

New York stock Market---Sept.e.a
STOCK S4A nuil. ~, S, ss 5-QO's registered 1854:
do coupons l071;lbs 1910 coupons e47<: laos. sd
N. Y. Central 92Z; Erie a5H; Reading l07K; Mich
igan central 109z; Michigan Southern 66k Pitta-
burg 73 Northwestern 2s,f; do preferred 63X Ro /
Island l091 Toledo pfd Co.,. Id.0Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

THE 22d o. vi, consisting of 165 officers
and men, arrived at Camp Chase on Tues
day night, for payment and final discharge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

BUYsolomonson's celebrated improved
spectacies, No. s Neil House. They are
the best ins the tworlds Sec sdyertisemsnt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
Now. York. MONEY. IMarlsetrsept,e,

MONEY-More active at 596 per cent. on call
loans. - ..,
'lHSTERLING EXCHA NGE--A shade frmsr 1Osx
1lo9H. ,'L l-7 h0I ITab91lN o Z sDdh1 y
.GoLD-!A shade higher; opening at Il44S.. and
CGi0YfEKNMENT SToCKsestesdy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
Cleveland Market.

'FL0uR-Unchanged and quiet; City brands held
at $40 90 for Xxx red; Gil 10 for ~ white Country
bra,ids Xxx red. ss 1893 90; do Xxx white 20 769
WHEAT-Dull and heavy, but holders are firm.
Sales . cars old No. Wabash red from store at
'C0RN-Lower. Sales s cars No. 9. mixed. from
store, at T0c. l-a 'yFmEna hl.3A
'0KTS-Receipts better, and the market quiet and
weaker. Sales cars from store 1T 47c, holders at
the close offering freely at 45c from store. 7e'l
RYE-Nothing doing. 2.si t 1y5. !.
BARLEY--Quiet. Quoted at range Of sOc@si 90
III P0Rk S Firm at $50 90 for city packed mess Sales
Is brs at the quotation. - tst ,l,aI
BEEF-City mess held at sls 90. with light d.
LARD-Firm at a4c for city-rendered in barrels
: SMOKED MEATS--Firm and in good request ut
canvassed. CSC; Shoulders. 1sc; Bscon zoe; Dried
Dfst fEsGiIS-steady GNS .talc aDa no s.olo sism rs
.HIGHWINESAFirm at 80 Is, but transactions
confined 10 small lots. ' - -
ALCOHOIc-Steady and firm. Held at - $50
!5a for ssper .ssnf SSlasns SPiriis, y per csnt.
PETR0LEUM-Demand good and prices firm at
ceipts Of Crudein this market during Che month Of
August were 2s, ,l2l bfls. The shipments Of Rehned
for the same time We're lsy y4S2 bIls, t1els ,.-.g,
DRIED APPLESHFirm and in good demand at
tllc. and pay for hagkages, IoHJRF TgSI Il sld
DRIED Peaches sales uppeeled at 25c.
o hHKE FfSH-S SteAdS 81 the follos Wing ipticessE
Mol Whteish per half hrL So 75; No. ADO, 3pr half
brl, IS 90; Piekere per half brl ~ so. Trout per
half brl ~ Oo5 Herring per half brl ~ Soas Oe3d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
New York cattle iiarket4sepf: 9.

New York Cattle market-Sept. O.,
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are 9 az 3 folISys Hey lrgnp .sni1nm t. a9s,So "a
ali Is; Fair to good e1s oO9ls so Common sla 30
9l4 50; Inferior, % oe4ell So .Ilc9as, xssa.
COWS AND CALVESSExtras PEI, head. $s5 90
976 90: Common $50 0096O 90; Inferior, 80 oo@
30 90. 1' SHI = =" ''AS.. I'm ~. LnB
VEAL GALVES-First quslity. per ID. Hale;
sxa ~ W ~ i oU- LIZ "a IdnS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Extras, per head, 81 On
07 35;sPrime qusiity, % oo9e 5o Ordinary, y 500
n SWINBe Heavy; Corn fed PER- ib. il2 k@12k;
Light and Medium, l2l{@l2kc; Still-fed, l2gl2hc.
Total receipts Of all stock slithe yards for this
Veal Calves, 2277l Sheep and Lambs, l3eis Swine;
Total last week: 6efs Beeyes. l9s Cows, l653 Veal
Calves, 2i4s5 Sheep and Lambs. s792 Swine. s,,a,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

DANcrNa.AT THE COUNTY. FAIR GROUNDS.
We learn that preparations have been
made for dancing at the County Fair
Grounds, during the last two days of,the
Fair-to-day and tomorrow. We under
stand that excellent music has been pfovld-
ed, and such arrangements made, that all
who desire It, can have an opportunity to
engage in the exhilarating and pleasant ex-
ercise ofidancing to their hearts c6hteht.
rfCertainly, noimore delightful place could
be selected for such q Jete; and everything
will be in readiness to render it q grand
rural festival Of social reunion and enjoy
ment. we'Tr1st that our young people,
and an who are fond Of stripping it'en the
light iantastic.toep to the ''concofdDf sweet
sounds" will avail themselves Of the golden
opportunity to be presented at the County
Fair to-day and Tomorrow. .,-.u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
'INoTICEEq''dsi si
To Holders of the Notes ofPick-
aWay County Bank.

TN NCOMPLIANCE WITH THE FORTY
i FIRST section of the Act passed March alst.
1851 to authorize Free Banking in Ohio, the Pick
away County Bank, Circleyille, Ohio, gives 1otics
Bank will be redeemed by the First National Bank.
Circleville, Ohio. Holders Of said notes are re1
ouested TO present them for redemption within six
months from this date. =. n III ffA On 1suO
Circleyipe, o.. Feb. Q. lssl,m se-d, Cashier.
I, ua mcb965 5-w6mo 1n,Yl 20 iaiIrr. = i haI,r;au