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TREASURER 5 OFFICE,
WARREN, o., Aug. %, 1868

The Treasurer's office Will be open. to
receive Communication fines from this date
until the 18th day OF September, after
which time the penalty will be added, as
rs prescribed by law.
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GROCRRs,

-, SMITH,
Oslers S4 M IN 0rOceries and Provisons Wooden and
stone ware Market Street NJ 3Tren. 0hio-0et1f
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BAZETTA


AshburR Kennedy Cassius c
Adkins DJ Kelsey Eli
Blair Lewis Knight Milton
Burk John LaTnard Z d
Blair James Jun Latin VI II
Boyd Robert Latin Myron
Bradford James Larrey Barnett
Bacon Charles d Latin Oliver y
Bacon Henry Mott Valentine
Bacon Harrison NluTburgur Samuel
Bush Lucius III AIesmer George Jr
Cotton Simon More VIM II
Clough Lucius II Mansfield Christy
Cady &c Marvin d d
Case Lewellyn Miller Levi
Carlisle Samuel Mapes Andrew
Chafey Daniel Odell Iii
Casterline Joseph Odell Sylvester
Caldwell + Oliver VIM &
Davis Marshall Parsons JG
D0wnihgs HenryS PinlIertOn Andrew
Dray Seth II Pillshury J l.
Dray Darius Pittsburgh II
Everett Nathan Pyle John
Everett Lewis Post Harvey
Everett Henry Post Marcus
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BRACEVILLE.

johnson AlOnzO 5
Lane Isaac o
Lee Austin
Miller Riley D
Mason John W
MerWin Wells
Mason VIM c
Mason Josiah p
North Isaac
North HaTtWell
North Wm s
Oviatt Henry IL
Oyiatt Ansel
OsWalt George
Roper George
Roger Epenetus
Rood Norman l.
Rely John
Rood Remus NJ
Rood A NJ
Rood ] NJ
Rood James
Shorts Jerome
Smith Hiram II
Seeley Robert
Smallsreed John
Stow Auretus
Smith William
SegaT Eli
Stow Henry
Stevens Clinton
Shiveley Peter
Smith Newton S
Smith Martin
Shuffieton Alexander f
Streeter Wilson A
Stowe Samuel
Taft Newton A
Taft HObert L
Weaver Edmond
Wise Jacob
Wirls NJ II
Wise Abraham
Walker W II
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FARsiINGTON.
AIESOPOTAMIA.r

Adams Austin Lampson Walter
Brace ii J Lyman w W
| BaItin J b Laird Stephen
Bower John F Lyman Albert
/ Belden w IL Lyman L ?
Belden Howard MeMahen John
| Bates o J Marsh J K
Bowers Hiram Norris John
Bowers Charles Norris LeYerett
| Bates George Norris Emery
/ Button Roswell Peck. Seddiev
Button Frederick Patchin Henry
Cox Orrin Riggle David
Clark E A Reynolds Henry
! Clark Harrison Rhodes Isac
Cole Henry Ii Reynolds Job Cd
Cox Joseph w Sharer F B
Cox Joseph A Smith George
Cox f c Smith Dennis T
/ Cox Z P Smith Merritt
Clark Il 4 Squibb D 3
Clark 4 A Spery IL
Clark Newell Sprague Leander
Clark Nelson Sealy Thomas
Draper A E Sperv Ira
DiffOrd Albert Smith John
Difford Robert Sweet Jerome
Ensign Seba Sage Harvey
( EGStCn Ira Scott Alexander
Fance A C. Smith Martin +
Ford Geo 4 Supple Waller
Ford Freeman F San3ersyu Enory
Gates SW Thompson Hugh
Griffin w TidbaIi A H
Gleason Edwin TAYLOR n 3
GilliDg James White Allen T
Hughes Ephram White Edwin r
Hoon William Wilcox Joseph z
HuJchwiisO GOodn Wilcox George
hathaway y d Wilcox John III
HolcOmb RObt Wilcox Alasco
Ives W WoOdford Newell
jackson James
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W1I. RITEZEL
GEN. COX'S GREAT SPEECH.

Treasurer of TrumbulI Co,
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Allen Jonathan
Allen VIM j
/ Anderson W
Allen Thompson W
Austin Hiram Z
! Akerman VIM
| Allen Y d
| Arnold A "
Bellows Samuel
! BOswOrth E A
! Barkley GOtleib
Barkley Christian
Benedict HeZekiah A
Burnett James
BrObst Adam
| Blackburn ] A
| Benedict Lester A
BOswOrth Eliab
Benedict Lewis
| Greed Albion
Coe Derter II
Cline Geo A
Craig Samuel B
CleiCh Christian
Collins Morris
Craig Robert
Cutting Henry
DOnagan Thomas
Elwell Augustus
Fullivile Ensign
Fuller John p
Goodrich Josiah w
Griffin Geo p
Griffin Gillett
Hine r r
HOllister JOsephus
Hamilton Stewart
Herst John
Hedger John K
Hedger Joseph 7
Huxley Josiah
Humphrey VIM
Hum phrey S I
Ingrsham Rollin Il
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AUDIroR's OrFICE,

WARREN, o., Aug. 23d, 1865.
l certify the foregoing list to be a cor
rect copy Of the returns made me by the
Assessors Of the several townships in
Trumbull County, for 1865.
c. A. BRIGDEN,
Auditor Trumbull Co.
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hysician and Surgeon. GiraTd, Trumbuil county
Ohio. Particular attention given to Diseases
the Lungs. Chronic Diseases in general
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ALENAE DER EseCJS GEB.E.,
V AanuIscturer ana Dealer IN B0eta, shoes, Leather
and fiaaings, Main Street. MaSseB. Ohio
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3usIN Ess pIRECTORR

Manufacturers OF Improved Steam Engines, Iron
ana Brass Founders and MlilWrisE:s, FRANKLIN
Foundry. Corner of Liberty snd south Streets
Warren, OHIO.
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HARTFORD


ierbor George Hood Isaac
urnett j " Hahn Israel
aker Star l. Hull Jerome b
aker Jery Hoadlev G NJ
rockway Holmes Jones Florus B
ennett Edwin Jones Truman n
ushnell T a Jones VIM
.anning Chas Jones A L
.ates Ira Jones r c
.rockway G W Jones j G
,rockwav Seth Jones John
'aker Austin kepner David
irockway Washing nkepner Lorenzo
,ainard g s hepner Lucius
'arlton Peter Kennedy w W
anfield Whitney Leming Henry
hapman ID Il Leming jeremiah
Ii p Latferty W \
utcr J p Moffet g b
ampbell NJ 7 Mcfarland Thos +
utter G \ Messersmith Geo
Oe Cornelius Messersmith Abram
ravton John Miner J a
rayton Joseph Mitchell VIM Jun
lark Seth Mitchell Robt
arnes Seth McCullon A J
llav A Mason Sidney
avis Edward Murray EE
'avis Robert Nichols Geo w
levitt Jacob Jun Newman Garward NJ
river Augustus i Parsons Daniel
rnst Johnathan Pardee Levi
itch John G Pattine b VI
itch VIM Platner C P
ord OH Roper Chas
inn Benz Jun Rathbun Albert
owler Addison Rathbun Andrew
reeman Augustus Reed Albert B
ilkey S s Reeder willis
oucher VIM s Snyder G W
ates II r Snyder A G
raham NJ c Showers Nathan
raham David Storer Simon b
ane George Shato j A
ephart Lewis Sonk Adam
oucher Lewis Shepard Z L
all Freeman Spencer whitney
all Alvin StillsOn G B
yde NJ Thompson Seth Jun
yde A Il Thompson Geo
amilt0n G " Tracy DS
awitt Rufus Tracy James +
ull w c Vernon Thomas
all Geo + wellman r q
lh Elliott williams a r
lll Ransom woOdford Marshall
VERNON.
Hins Albert Logan Charles
inning Samuel MorfOrd Andrew
inning Nelson Morford Isaac
own Morgan Miner Nicholas
own Morgan ID Merry Judson
swell John Merry COurtland
ech Edwin Morann Francis
ech Henry Morann william
ech George Misner Calvin
oWnlee Mungo Owens Edward
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Z W n POSTER - p. PoRrER
e.. n a ~ \. PORTER.
a.eaier in School sad Miscellaneous B,tzS s,st;,7
cry, u ali fapGs, Periodicals, PamphlstE -
laagaHnes, st tle New. Il Ork Book store. Mar
] street, Warren. e5io
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JOHN 10 :. G. NELSON.
L0E a NELSON.
Physicians and Surgeons; Office east Of the Bank
Market Street, Warren, Ohio
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= kssE-a' ss.sss q 1 = D. tt.a-
Fire and LIte Insurance As.,Hi, " trrcu. ONO.
McTcuunaiEe anu other properly insured ii the
besl Companies, GA favorable terms. Farm pTug--
cry, Isolated dwellings, aud their .;,inituro N
suTed Tor one. three and EyeS ears. Ggice in Me
Combs L Smiths Block.
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Nr,y York nInrkeI.slNax. is..

C0TT0N-Steady at 5oa5ic for middling.
FbOUR-Opened firm but closed dull without any
dee ided change; SS 2O9s 35 fr extra State SO 85s
10. for eextra, round hoop Ohio. and % i5@i2 10
for trade bands na
WHiSkY-Steady. Western at 50 43@245.
WHEAT -0peBeda shade 6rmer but closed quiet;
81 71gl ~ for Ehicaz0 sprng;$l IS ~ ss for Mil
waukee club; 81 1901 90 for new am ber Milwaukee;
~ Al 40 for new amber State, and ~ Oh for new
hYE-,.Quiet and unchanged sapa
BARLEY--Heavy at 81 il2lf for Canada East and
BARLEY iMdAI.ffH,eouiet. g9jrasri d'rr l9E
CORN-lc better; s6992c for unsonnd, and fsD
05c 'or sound mixed western, and 81 90 for white
OATS-Heavy and declining at 10000 for nm,
sound, and 60962s, cfor sound. ~ st" "ltHp
C0FFEE--tirm but quiet. .i'
,SUGAR--Firm. CuOa Muscovado lIc; HayanA
Ahc. 'D''f''f' TO
PETkOLEU INACTIVE at 80 EC@3se for crude; O.
963e for refined in b0nd and zoe for do fpee.oD.rH
PORK-Heavy and lower: $32'62 a % 2pfor messl
clos pg at S32 0cash and 28 50 20 for pime mess.
500 bbls new mess for December, sellers and buyers
BEEfg-ouiet at eli oOall 90 ffoff plaid mess.
and $l4 5O1DH 90 for extra mess. ~ " II. ~.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at $40 5G941 90. f,tt
/ CUT MEATS-Quiet at l5ha@i6hc for shbulders
and I99a2c for hams. .-,--,.-.- J. ~,
BACON--A shade easier.
LARD--Steady and quiet al 2492s1zcag5
BU iTER-ln demand at 30932c for Ohio and 40
1CHEEsE~Firm at n9loc. 6ig-'vote
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l1Evrss1. s1i--,E1s- s'1',las1T'g ,1rs'1y.g'.' ~
QI>etJt|gra:lp5lt,. { !
From washington.

( New YORK, Nov. 15.-The Tribune's spe-
cial says: Senator Sherman states Ii is his
intention to greatly reduce his force i'm civil
departments and increase the wages Of
those who are Indispensable. '-'Uh ".sr-
| by order of the Secretary of War, Fort
Richmond, New York harbor, has been
changed to Fort Wadsworth: a.s ..
Companies A, c, d, Il, +, G, and X, 18th
regiment; b, G. ID, E and X, 24th regiments;
B, G, d, Z and F., 14th; Cand Fl 18th, and d,
of the 9TH regiment V.R. c., were mustered
out yesterday. '1i
| Gov. Andrew has adjusted Massachusetts,
claims and returned home. '..iTi ,,al
Mr.. Conway starts or Boston to-day, in
the interest of the FTeedmen's Bureau. fni-
I The North Carolina committee failed in
gaining an interview with the President
again. yesterday on account of a Cabinet
session. ''' anit .,
The Ordnance Department has deter
mined to rebuild the National Arinory at
Harpers' Ferry. The work has already
begun. ,..'g.
Intelligence from the South represents
General Howard's tour ofinspection among
the Freedmen of great benefit b araH
ALI military detectives of this Depart
ment were discharged yesterday that be-
longed to the Veteran Reserves. rl
The Farragut Court Martial Is yet en-
gagged in the case of Commodore Craven.
Upon Its conclusion the Court will proba-
bly, be dissolved. .i.a1issoH ... 70 4
The President has informed the rebel
General Longstreet that as he belonged to
the old army he would considsr his pardon
at the proper time. He has only pardoned
three or four who were educated at West
Point, and they were not in the army when
the war broke out. .ra
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
Meeting Of French Cnnn,lIn,r.,1..

\ NEw j DIRK, Nov. 15--The Convention Of
the French Canadians rat the St. Charles
Hotel opens Tonight ats O'clock. The plan
OF the meeting is,to form an organization
throughout the country, with headquart-
ers In New York. with view to promote
the interests Of the French Canadians of
this country and Canada. Delegations from
Rochester, Oswego and Syracuse, New
York. Springfield and Worcester, Mass
Detroit, Michigan, and Chicago, ILL.,, have
arrived here. Among the delegates is the
French Canadian writer, Dr.J. Ii. Cadeux,
OF Elmira, New York. The meeting bids
fair to be largely attended and to elicit
some spirited discussions. Among the res
olutions TO be presented by DR.. Cadeux is
the following: A e
Resolued, That in the name of the four
teen thousand French Canadians who have
paid with their lives homage to the holy
liberty for which they fought in the late
American war, we emphatically deny that
mercenary ideas were the only motives that
caused us to barricade the American Ma
tional Capital with olfr breasts, and pro-
claim to the world that we are not only
proud to have shown our adopted citizens
that we are worthy of the libertywe enjoy,
but we solemnly assert that we will ever be
ready to rally to the defense OF this Re-
public. ~ .t...r .f.. a..f .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
Pavmnst,,.s NTu.tcred Out.

u WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Orders are issued
to Gen. Leslie, Paymaster General Depart
ment of the East, directing him to order
Paymasters Haywood, Evans, Hapgood,
Holman, Hugh, Dye, Dewey, Thayer,
Storms and Vanalstine, in the Eastern De-
partment, to close up their accounts and
prepare for muster out. Similar deductions
tered in the, regular army blythe first Of
January. Paymasters Blair and Oakley
have resigned. ----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16

NEWARK, Nd, Nov. l5.-The S o'clock
through train from New York tor Wash
ington this morning, while under fall speed,
ran off the track at turn table>about one
mile below Market street, Newark, through
the neglect of switch tender. w. l.. Cor
don, proprietor of Williard's Hotel coaches,
was killed outright and boy named Brick,
from New Brunswick, so seriously injured
that he has since died. G. W. Mosely, re-
Gently arrived Englishman, was fatally in
jired, and Captain Mitchell. of the steamer
Collier. aud several of his crew, slightly.
Mr.. Gordon was from Holdeness, New
Hampshire, and was accompanied by his
wife and two children, who escaped nnin-
jured. ''''" '.H'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
Charles u EauIkner--Death = of
Preston King.

f. New YORK, Nov. 15.-The Herald's spe-
cial says: Charles j. Faulkner, ex- Minister
to France, is here looking after his case.
He had letter from Mr.. Lincoln granting
his pardon, but he was afterwards indicted
by the United States District Court at Nor
folk for treason. No action has since been
had in his case; neither has his pardon been
sanctioned by President johnson.
created a profound sensation here, where
he had a host offriends. The President, who
knew him intimately, was shocked when
he heard the intelligence. The Treasury
Department has been aware for some time
that Mr. King has been deeply depressed on
actounto of trouble growing out of the du-
ties of his office. A successor will not be
appointed for several days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
Railroad Accident.

a1A., CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The Journal has the
following: The Express train on the Chi
lcago 81 Rock Island railroad, which left
Rock Island last evening, owing to mis-
placed switch two miles east of Morris, ILL.,,
was thrown from the track, and the whole
train, with the exception of the locomo-
tive and sleeping car, precipitated down
the embankment, turning six coaches and
two baggage cars upside down. The two
coaches were smashed to pieces and several
passengers were injured, six seriously;
none. killed. Mr.. Davies and John Curry,
Of New York, are among the injured, ,tfa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16

NEW York, Nov. 15,-A Washington
special says: Gen. Steele, formerly COM
manding portion of the Federal force, is
now stationed on the Rio Grande. He ar
rived in town yesterday, and represents the
Imperial force at, Matamoras completely
beleagured; and expresses the opinion that
the French will be compelled to surrender
to the Liberals, who hold both banks OF the
river aud the environs on all sides. The
Liberals received authentic information
three weeks ago that the 1mperialists had
been reduced to One-third rations. They
are completely cut off from Vera Cruz and
Tampico. There seems to be no doubt of
their final surrender.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
Defeat of General Ortesa,

New YORK, Nov. 14.-The Times Ha-
yana letter of the Sth reports the defeat and
capture of the Republican Mexican General
Ortega in Michoacan, and the destruction of
his army. His troops were divided into
three bodies to capture Moralia, Reyes and
some other city, and were beaten in detail
and dispersed, four hundred prisoners re-
naming in the hands of the Imperialists.
The Republican General Dyazis said to
have led the attack on Moralia, and though
at first successful, was finally obliged to re-
tire. The Republican General Rosales was
defeated and Killed at Aiamos, in Sinoloa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
T,he italian Opera. "

The first performances in this city Of the
Ghioni & Susini Opera Company took place
last evening at the Opera House. Verdi's
great masterpiece, NEranni," was rendered
with rare musical skill and splendid effect.
The Opera House was filled with the largest
and most. fashionable audience ever assem-
bled at an opera in the city Frequent ap-
plause evinced the qualification and delight
of the assembly as the fine music and ex-
cellent presentations of the accomplished
artists were manifested. The visit of this
superb company to our city will be an
event long to be remembered with gratitude
to the enterprising Director, Max Stra,
kosch. .7fHut ffIF>3N r ~ .IHIThll h N
Tonight Flotow's great comic opera,
''Martha," will be performed, when another
large and fashionable audience may be ex-
pected, to fill the Opera House. v-y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
Preston King.

New York, Nov. 15.-On Monday morn
ing Mr.. King went to store and'purchased
25-pound bag ofoshot. He declined to-
have it sent to his room. saying he would
take it himself He is supposed to have
placed it in his clothing before he jumped
over board. Hopes are entertained that the
body may be recovered.
Gen, Mcclellan is-not a passenger in the
Persia. dfnu ~ ~ la --.lt ..s-.kd Itnr,i. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16

a NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.-The trial of Col.
Crane commenced at the court martial
rooms on yesterday. ........ ~.
Mr.. Trimble offered resolution in the Sem
ate against the Confederate leaders, closing
his resolution with these words; THAT for
their bad enmity and great crimes against
their fellow men of the United States, JEFF.
Davis and his accomplices have justly tor
suffer the extreme penalty of the law"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
Cotton DecisiOn-Steamer Burned
..-... -DuG Green Dead.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-A dispatch to the
Gazette, dated Springfield, ILLINOIS,, yester-
day, says: Judges Davis and Treat filed
decision in the case of the United States
VS., One thousand bales of cotton claimed by
parties in New Orleans, Cincinnati and
Havre, dismissing all claims on the ground
of incapacity of the claimants to make pur-
chases in insurrectionary districts. ,o- -.
Mobile papers of the 1lth report the
steamer Duke burned in Tombigbee river,
with 300 bales of cotton. etf IiB III
Gen. Duff Green, of Alabama, died at
Mobile on the 10th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
Fractio,.s Freedmen.

New YORK, Nov.15.-The Savannah Her.
aid of the 1lth states that Sam. Whaley, a
freedman, in the latter part of last month
attempted to shoot Rev. Geo. IL. Eaton, Su-
perintendent of Freedmen on St. Helena
Island, and was instantly shot and killed by
several freedmen. Hope Mcintosh, an
abettor OF. ,Whaley, was lodged in the Sa-
vannah Jail. ,..5r"1. ."u ~ qt' Il
Eighty freed people arrived at Savannah
from Simon's and Ossobow Islands. They
lett there with their houses, furniture and
crops, on learning the Islands had been sur
rendered to the owners. HN'f VIZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
The Tarrarut arr, Cour,.yIortin,I. ,.J,J :, ,,I

WASHINGTON, Nov. Witnesses for the
defense continue to be examined before the
Farragut court-martial. Surgeon Potter
and Lieutenant Phoenix testified that judg-
ing from all the facts in the case, CommO-
dore Craven acted as wise, judiciousand
brave commander, in not engaging the
there would have been no more chance for
the Niagara than therewouldh have been for
a brig in combat with a'frigate.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
AauA AdnIMAGNOLIA.

A toiletdeligbt! The ladies treasure and gentle
mems boonl The "swcetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia Used for bathing the face and person. to
render the skin soft and fresb to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, &C. D'' % ''-'>'
II oyercomes the unpleasant odor of perspiration.
It removes redness, tan. blotches, DC.
Itcures nervous headache and allaysinaammation.
Itcools softens and adds delicacy to the skin.
,Nyields asubdued and lasting perfume. ~ o
It cures musdneto bites and stings Of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t il
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne. Psrfumery. or Toilet Water after
S'O''' iS''i DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., ,'''''
...,,.,,AE Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sale OF Household Furnitu

AuctAon sale OF HOusehOld furniture,
IJiis ~ y 5s, By 7urnty d Simon.
We will sell on Friday, Nov. IL, COM
rnencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at No. 15S
SonthSeventh street, large lot of house
hold furniture, consisting in part as follows:
dining extension and other tables, carpets,
parlof' and dining room chairs, kitchen
ahd paflor stoves, bureaus, clocks, crock
cry, china and glassware, cooking utensils,
Geo., &c..sa &r-1I'el s'i ,e i,',.., g.. ''
Sale. positive. Terms cash.lo 90
V. r. GLAzIER, Auctioneer. s.
novl8-d2t t o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16

Thisis the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pearly satin texture Of rsvshing beauty
imparting the marble purity Of youth, and the dis
tingEe appearance so inviting in thecity belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan, frecklos, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh transparent and smooth. tcontsins. no ma
teral injurious to the skin. Patronized by Actress
es and Opera Singers. Itisiwhat every lady should
have. Sold everswhere, Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by.W.IB. HaeAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
riAII oDEMAS BARNES eco. New York.
,octsatwly. seraelN .gEI.t m-li
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
Not Alarmed About thc Fenians.

TORONTO G. W., Nov. 15.--There' is no
alarm here as to the Fenian rumors. 1t is
thought possible, however, that some sort
of raiding operations might be attempted
on the frontier, and the authorities have
merely taken necessary precautions TO pre-
vent damage being done. The prevalent
feelingis altogether derision of the whole
bllsineSs 2esgs7- so-s-os
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
New York Wool MARKET.

Our qu tations are as follows: Entire lots Of
Western Fleece from 57Ha Csc; Michigan. entire
lots, ,621@@6596s97Oc: Ohio. Pennsylvania and Vir-
ginia, 6H@7O975c New York, s6O@62a 65 CSC;
and some held as high as 7O,, good conditioned:
Michigan and New York full blood, 6s975; z DO, 6S
@6712; y do. 6214965c; 4 do co. 6212; common So
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
2 'AMUsEMENTs.
Drnmatir season.

Manager Robert Johnston, who was here
with dramatic corps last summer, an
nounces in another column that he will, on
Monday evening next, commence a season
at the Opera House. Mr.. Johnston, who IS
himself apopular actor, will appear on each
evening, and will be assisted by the young
and accomplished artistic, Miss Nellie Grp-
yer. The two will be supported by new,
full and talented company. We are, there
fore, 10 have no lack OF first class dram
attic entertainments.