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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
From Washington.

New YORK, Aug. 2G. The Times
special says: The pardon granted to A.
Dubois, President of the Richmond and
York river railroad, has been revoked.
Major Eckert is acting Secretary Of War
during the absence of Secretary Stanton,
who is at West Point.
The Tribune's dispatch states that Gen.
Grant remarked recently that sufficient ev-
idence has been adduced during the late
conspiracy trial and since to convict jeff
Davis of completely in the assassination OF
President Lincoln, and that the fate of the
conspirators settled that Of JEFF. Davis.
Legal proceedings will soon be instituted
against Mayor Wallack,sot Washington, tC
make him disgorge the funds for the color.
ed schools. .. g. 't
Sergeant James Hough has been found
guilty of completely in the Government
frauds in connection with bounty brokers
in New York, and sentenced to be drum
med out of service, with the loss of all pay,
and fined one thousand dollars and impris-
oned three years at hard labor.
The Herald's Washington dispatch states
that the Emperor Macmillan recently sent
letter of coincidence on the death of Mr..
Lincoln to President johnson, but the let
ter was refused acceptance on the ground
that no such person as the Emperor of Mex
leo was known or recognized.
Severdi heavy seizures of whisky having
been made recently in Cincinnati, s. S. Cox
has arrived in Washington as attorney for
the owners. The property seized is esti-
mated at over one million dollars.
A delegation from the Alexandria color
ed Convention, headed by Boston negro
preacher named Grimes, called on the Pres
ident to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

4
II any pne crossed from1the prison 10 the
swamp be would be sh0tat. Once he estep-
ped TO the brook to wash his hands, when
the sentinel fired at him, but missed Its OBJ
Jeet and he soon got out of the reach of
danger.
Mr.. Baker objected to question asked
Dy the Judge Advocate, saying somebody
was hurt not killed, and therefofe sorne-
body must be hung. ~. W. -so Wit
b. The Court rebuked counsel, sayiug,that
such remarks were improper, and there
| was remedy to prevent their repetition.
The object of counsel wasnot sustained by
the Court. 9fi % u5ladln1 yqo9 s5c' "a
| Witness said that he did not remember
whether the man shot for rdrawiDg-water out
of the brook was killed that day,ora not.
The quantity as well as quality of rations
was Irregular. Some days they got en0th-
| ing at all, and some DAYS short allowance,
and others there was a full quantity, ,such
as it was. Thirty-two out of tie
ninety men to which he was attached
were unable to stand when ordered to form
in line by the Sergeant. Their inability to
do so arose principally from scurvy and di-
arrhea. Their limbs were contracted, and
therefore they could not keep their feet
5Ihe brook running through the prison was
exceedingly filthy The Surface of it was
covered with grease. We often went into
it barefooted. Nearly 300 out of 400 who
| accompanied him'to AndersonvilIe died in
a few days after they were paroled.. The
2lth New York battery, captured at Ply
mouth, were nearly annihilated at this
prison. r. mii 9Lj' .a7-'a3Isr I'D,
The Commission here, adjourned until
Monday,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
Ge(tlQr,ai:.pblt, "a.
An Order mastering Out General
t9aI Officers of Volunteer. U.g'

New YORK, Aug. 26.-The Times has the
following: The long ex pected order mus
tering out unemployed Generals in the vol
unteer service was promulgated this Z. NJ Z.
and is as follows: .H
WAR DEPARTMENT., ,ADJ'T GEMS OFTICE,l
lvr4rr WAsHISGToN, Aug, "A, 1865 !
General Orders No. 1856. t''.-- >' '''-
BY direction of the President the follow
Ing named General officers of the United
States Volunteers are hereby honOrably
mustered out of the service of the United
States, their services being no longer
needed:
Major Generals N. p. Banks, Slas Casey,
Samuel p. Heintzelman, Daniel Butterfield,
Abner Doubleday, John j. Peck Geo. i.
Hartsufl; Brevet Maj Generals A. Asboth,
George l.. Andrews, William w. Belknapp,
Charles Craft, Jas. b. Card, William. Z.
Carlin, Joshua l.. Chamberlain, Thos. A.
Davies, s. DENIES, Edward Freerero, Cuv-
ier Groves, Robt. S. Granger, Charles X.
Graham, Kennes Garard, A. Grant, Simon
G.. Griffin, George Ill. Gorden, Jas. Hayes,
N. j. Jackson, Nathan Kimball, John Il.
Kenty, John Macarthur, James ID. Morgan,
John T. Miller, Byron r. Pierce, John o.
Robinson, Truman Segur, Frederick Solo,
mon, George X. Slannard, Alexander
Shaler, Erastus b. Tyler, Jas. G.. Veatch,
Wm. Vandever, w. A. Ward, w. A. Whita-
ker; Brig. Gems. Richard Arnold, Napoleon
b. Buford, Mason Brayman, Henry Baxter,
VIM. Birney, Cyrus Massey, Edward l..
Brigg, Jno. Cook, Henry b. Darlington,
Chas. I. Campbell, Rowell Clayton, Alfred
N. Dutfee, j. Davis, Speeds Fry, Lawrence
r. Graham, Edward Ii. Hobson, Jas. II,
Hawley, Ii. Judah, Jas. 7. Knife, Thos. j.
Mexican, Sullivan a. Meredith, A. II.
Morris, G. p. McGinnis, Thos. II. Neill,
Jno. NJ. Oliver, VIM. A.Pile,gE. w. Rice,
w. D. Sturgiss, j II. Stokes, Jno. P. Slough,
E. p. Scammen, A. j. Slemmer, I. w.
Sweeney, Alexander Scanned, - Fen
mig, Stephen Thomas, II. Ii. Lockwood,
Jacob G.. lamar, Daniel Ullman, Horatio T..
Van Cleve, Fitz Henry Warren, Geo. d.
Wagner, Jas. A. Williamson.
BY order of the Secretary of War.
[Signedl e, d. TOWNSEND,
,t.. r c.- .T p Asst Adj't Gen.
1t will be seen that this list embraces
seven Major Generals, thirty-fye BreVet
Major Generals, and forty-two .Brigadier
Generals.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
Arrest of Hetcllum.

New York, Aug. 26-Edward B. Ketch-
um was arrested yesterday afternoon at
house in West 20th street. He has not been
out of the city. He had an interview with
many of his friends and victims, and with
his father. With the latter a, reconciliation
was effected. He was also visited by his
wife at the station house.o He has been
about the city frequently during the past
fortnight, but has avoided his former
friends. He had about $4,000 when. ar
rested. AS yet no complaint has been made
against Ketchum.
The creditors of Ketchum, Son & Co.will
meet here next Monday to hear statement
of the financial affairs of that firm. The
assets are likely to reach sixty cents on the
dollar. d i.-2 -'.. .'f'. Fl. l-Att 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

dies of Columbus, Ohio, at the Thirteenth
Union Festival, August 20, 1865" The
whole Is beautiful work of embroidery.
Its simplicity of design and beauty of ex-
ecution are exquisite and highly pleasing.
The singers of the West will be proud of
this splendid flag.
"A word as to the prizes. The first prize,
contributed by the Festival committee of
Columbus is richly chased silver goblet
a piece of exquisite workmanship. Addi-
tional prizes are contributed by the follow
ing societies: A splendid silver cup by the
Maennerchor of Rochester; superb silver
set by the Maennerchor of Cincinnati; q
gilt framed picture by the Liederkranz of
Louisville, and magnificent guitar by the
Maennerchor of indianapolis. Other prizes
are expected from Tiffin, Akron, and the
Maennerchor of Columbus. t".-
Along with the Liederkranz of New York
city, will come Mr.. Baur, musical leader of
the recent great festival in that city. There
will be an orchestra of forty or fifty from
Cincinnati and other places. A number of
societies will bring with them their music
bands. Professor Charles Barns, of Cincin-
natl, will be the musical director of the
Festival. Gri u1 -
The citizens of Columbus, no doubt, will
endeavor to make this visit OF the Singer
Societies as pleasant to them as possible.
Besides the numerous singers there will be
host of strangers in our city, and we hope
they will find ample and comfortable ac-
commodatons, and that every one will do
his part to make this Festivala grand and
glorious reunion, long to be remembered
with joy and gratitude. ''oHt''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
A violent Thnnder storm.

NEw YoRK, Aug. 26.-The Richmond
Republic gives this account Of a storm in
that city on Thursday: 10 p. vi (..a..,f
A very violent thunder storm passed over
this city about O'Clock, accompanied by
tremendous gale of wind, which uprooted
trees, tearing up sidewalks and leyellng
many.M the,old Standing walls from 1lth
down to15th street. An old wall, part of
a houseforIaerly fronting on Maine street,
near the corner of 14th street, was blown
dewn, and filling upon the building now
in course of erection on the west side of
l4th street corner of Maine and Cory, for
Mr.. Gardner, Knocked down large portion
of the rear wall, broke about "A of the Sec
ond story joists, and materially damaging
the under walls. MIR. Joseph Hall, brick
layer, and two negroes, were at work upon
culvert in the basement at the time of the
accident. One of the negroes was caught
underneath the falling wall and instantly
killed. Mr.. Hall had his collar bone broken
and was seriously injured in the head by
piece of falling timber. The other, negro
was also seriously injured about the head
and shoulders.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

REoPENING OF THE ATHENEUM.-To-
night Manager Ellsler reopens his Athene-
um in this city with his new company, and
with the performance of Shakespcare's
play of Henry w. On this occasion, the
celebrated actor, James Fl. Hackett, makes
his first appearance in our city, and will
personate Sir John Falstaff, the greatest
humorous character drawn by Shakespeare.
We need not add word to the notices we
have already made of this most distin-
gnished among living artists on the stage,
especially, in his impersonations of the
leading characters in Shakespeare's plays.
The bare announcement that Hackett is to
appear this evening as Sir John Falstaff, is
sufficient to fill The house to overflowing.
Need we remind citizens and visitors to Sc
cure seats early? ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
Disbanded Rebels Joining Maxi
mflian's ATmy-AlI Quiet ON lhe
Rio Grnnde-Deserters from Our
Army Turned Pirates. .......

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The Brownsville,
Texas, correspondent of the Herald, dated
the Sth, states that an ex-rebel officer boast
ed that Sterling Price had been a Major
General of MaXimilian's troops, and was
empowered to raise cavalry force of thirty
thousand men from the disbanded rebel ar
mics; also that other rebel Generals had
been commissioned by MaXimilian, and it
was intended to have 100000 rebels in Max
imilian's service within year, to keep
watch of Sheridan on the Rio Grande.
Everything is quiet on the American side
of the river.
Our officers at Brownsville recently gave
banquet to the Emperor's officers, togeth-
er with Gen. Slaughter and several other
eX-rebels. ,;.-'s g,g.-,. ...E
1t is almost the universal belief among
American officers that they will be imme-
diately ordered to march into Mexico.
1t is reported that about adozen deserters
from the American army and navy have
been engaged in piratical operations on the
coast of Honduras, having murdered the
crew of a small schooner and Subsequently
capturing other vessels with it. They were
last seen near Cuba, with an English vessel
Ill puISulG' .tlEU.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
EnliSrant Report.

Report of c. II. Campen, Emigrant
Agent at the Union Depot of this city,
from the lst of June to the lst Of August,
1865: -.
Total number of emigrants who arrived
and passed through Columbus, 5,2O1.
OF this number sc Irish stopped at this
point, also 03 Germans. ~ =
For Cincinnati, 1920, principally Dutch
(Hollanders); and for other places in Ohio
l,S20, OF all nationalties.
For Kentucky, 67; Indiana, 9lO; Illinois,
1,033; Missouri, 1,192.
In the month or June the greatest num-
Der were from Ireland, but in the month OF
July three-fOurths of the emigrants were
from Germany-the greater portion of them
Dutch (Hollanders.) q
The above shows that there is quite a
number emigrating to this country who
pass through this city; but we will see a
greater emigration this fall. The letters
receive from Bremen tell me that there
were booked fol, North America 27,0OO, all
Of whom have paid their fare and are
awaiting transportation. q, ...,....s.,
The different ports In Europe are full of
emigrants awaiting vessels. The news
in regard to emigrants is the same from
Ireland. ys . +, c. II. CAMPEN, Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
Further Aboai she Wreck OF the
Brother Jonathan. a.r

New York, Aug. 26.-The Alta Califor-
nian, of San Francisco, of the morning of
the Sd inst, has been received by private
hand. Hcontains the following important
Intelligence: 49, IaL .lt
CRESCENT CRY, July 80, via JACKSON
VILE, Aug. 2,-The steamer Brother Jona-
than struck sunken rock off St. Georges
Point, eight or ten miles west from here, az
1:30 P. M.to-day. All on board were lost
except seventeen persons, including three
children. Boats have gone to the rescue,
but there isno hopes of saving more. Two
boats swamped along side of the ship and
three boats were left on board. The fol-
lowing are the names of those saved: Jas.
Patterson, Sd officer; David Farrell, Steer
age steward; Henry Miller, baker; Patrick
Linn, fireman; VIM. Lowry, fireman; VIM.
E. Shield, waiter; Stephen. Moran, waiter;
Mrs. Mary Ann Tweedle,s Mrs. NJ. Bernhart
and child, Mrs. Martha Z. Wilder, Mrs.
Martha Stott and child, and four colored
seaI1en. Il on, 80 Wi 'r-,s NJ & .,.r.,i y u
sItyliu. .tE .Iii NJ LATEsT.gsys rsra III "
The boats have returned, having seen
nothing of the wreck. We give up all hope
OF saving. more passengers Officer Patter-
son reports that Brigadier General Wright,
when last seen on board, had life preserv-
er in his hand.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
The President and the Whole
Household Hnsulted.

WARRINGTON, August 26.-Among the
crowd of applicants for pardon that throng-
ed the Presidents house yesterday, there
was man who brought a letter to Presi-
dent johnson froma distinguished politi-
clan. 1t was to the following purport:
That the bearer was poor man, who was
not possessed of five hundred dollars, which
he understood was necessary to obtain such
a document, and trusted to the generosity
of the President He declared that the let
ter was q gross and ,unwarrantable insult,
not only upon himself but upon every
member of his household, even to the hum
blest page in attendance. The man, by'1lis
order, was Immediately conducted to the
door. ~
The Postmaster General has made a con-
tract for carrying the mails from Virginia
City to Helena, in the Territory Of Montana,
one hundred and fifty miles, three times or
oftener q week. .bodsiilri ie'on bns lsissqcs
1l-fu'nirtrf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
Display Your EIagsl

The committee on Decorations and Pro-
cession for the Grand National Sauger Fes-
tival, which commences on Tuesday next
and closes on Friday evening, with a Grand
National Chorus in Capitol Square, morn
ing and evening, respectfully request their
fellow citizens and public institutions
throughout the city, and especially on High
street and on the route of the procession, to
throw out and display their flags during
the continuance of the Festival.
aug26-d3t 'Nt.. .' nv, VI. 'f. il q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

HAS Nature an antidote for acquired diseases? All
who suffer believe they ought to and can be cured.
The PLANTATION BITTERs prepared by DIR. Drake
of New York, have no doubt benefited and cured
more persons of Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Sour
Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Sinking Weakness, Gen.
eral Debility, and Mental Dependency, than any
other article in existence. They are. composed of
the purest roots and herbs carefully prepared to be
taken as a tonic and gentle stimulant. They are
adapted to age condition of life, and are ex
tensivey popular with mothers and persons of seden
tary habits. t.'. "'' aug23-dawlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
Passports 10 FarOled Prisoners
.f -t and Others.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, DEPT OF sTATE.l

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, DEPT OF STATE.l
.-'E1 WASHINGTON, Aug. rs. s
Paroled prisoners asking passports as cit
izens of the United States, and against
whom no especial charge may be pending,
will be furnished with passports upon ap-
plication therefor to the Department of
State in the usual form. Such passports
will, however, be issued upon the conditions
that the applicants do not return to the
United States without leave of the Presi-
dent. Other persons Implicated in the re-
ply to the Department of State for pass
ports, and applications will be disposed OF
according to the merits of the several cases
Py order OF the President.
[Signedl WIN. III. SEWARD. i
Secretary of State. I,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
"The world for sale-hang out the sign,

Call every traveller here to me;
That he may buy DR.. Seelye's Liquid Ca
tarrh Remedy, to cleanse the glands and
membranes of the nose and head while
on his journey. Dust in the nose and
head is VERY injurious to the general
health, and it may be gently removed by
the use of this valuable medicine. Every
traveller should have it-every family
should have it for this purpose if for no
other.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
The Gold Market.

New York, Aug. 26-2 p. M.-Gold is
firmer. There is scarcity of cash gold,
and slight speculation in favor of higher
quotations. The exports of three-quarters
of million of gold has given strength to
the market. The movement, however, is Of
an exceptional character, the shipment
being chiefly of bar gold, which being half
per cent. cheaper than coin, has been bought
by exchange dealers to cover bills.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
Paymaster Binney's Fraud.

New YORK, Aug. 27-The Richmond
correspondent of the Herald states that it is
asserted there that fourteen pay masters are
coAcernedrwith Binney inthe alleged frauds
in that State. 1t is also believed that a
large number of northern paymasters are
involved in the same charges.
The Herald states that an army officer in
this city was arrested yesterday, charged
with fraudand forgery in the Paymaster's
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
New york MarketL-August 60. ?

iCOTT0N-S STEADY, and prices without decided
change; 44945e for middling AZ r,.t,r.I ',,.re.eE
FLOUR-0pened 59lOc better. but closed dull.
with advance partly lost; ~ e58 90 for extra State
80, ,00@9 20 for extra round hoop Ohio. aud 90 500
bbls extra State for first twenty days in September
at ss 90 and 1000 bbls do for all September at 81 75
JWHISkY-A shade firmet Western "a l9K@2 20l
with strong downward tendency; 81 IS for No !
Milwaukee Club; 81 5S@1 Gl for amber milwaukee,:
"a = for winter red Western; and - Is for amber
Michigan f'tJ9 rhiAi7 = - tyupU IHT7fU
n RYE 10 better Western 9aca$l co.. t,,s, ..a,o
CORN--Op ned 10 better, and closed dull and the
advance lost 04996c for uasound; Dgsc or sound
na,Ss mixed Western closing At for sound shippiPs
0ATSrFirmer;. Westsrn at saK@oaS,c, closing
dull llc pd ng in sales are 80 0oo bush 10 arrive IN
10 days, ut 64j<c, ~ ~ ''ii'1t II -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
De8isiOn by lhe Revenue COnmis-
sfOner-Death of Gen. CrOcker.

WASHINGTON, Aug .26.-The Commissioners
of Internal Revenue to-day decided that the
amount of personal property subject to le-
gal tax under section "A, is determined by
the clear value of such personal property.
That is, the amount remaining after the
debts and expenses of Administrations
When suchyalue does not exceed $1,000 no
tax shall be assessed thereon. c-- o. F.. -.-,,
Brigadier General Crocker, who has been
illfor some time with typhoid pneumonia,
died in this city to-day. Ii-~A 10 .1qlC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

LARCENY ,EWe,uuderstapd that the cloth :
ing store on the southwest corner of High
and Gay streets was entered yesterday af-
ternooh, and a quantity of goods stolen. A
suspected or the real thief was arrested
Further particulars we have not learned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
Afraid'to Laugh.

Ladies sometimes repress their laughter
to avoid revealing the discoloration and i'm
perfection of their teeth. Fair ones, we
would advise you to try the Fragrant Soz-
oDoNT. 1t will remove, at once, all impur-
tiles, arrest the progress Of decay, and
whiten such parts as have already become
black by decay, and leave the breath as fra
grant as rose. aug2S-eod1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
A. III. Stephens-GOv. brown in
WashingIOn--Gcn Lee. Ut

New York. Aug. 26.-The Commercials
special says: The President will probably
order the release of Alex, II. Stephens.
Ex-Gov. Brown, of Georgia, is in WASH
ington, on business connected with the re-
organization of that State. y5fjo sas- "a
Gen. Lee will avail himself of the pro-
visions OF the recent, order to leave the
country. ''' -'iiiih'4 .--..ta tiif'iI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

SIRJoHN FALsTAFF,-Surgeon Bowland's
fine engraving of Act III. Scene III. in
Shakespeare's Henry W., in Studer's win
dow, attracts great attention, especially, at
this time, when Sir John Falstaff, the prin-
cipal character in the group, is to be repre-
sented at the Atheneum on Monday even
ing by the celebrated Hackett. '..'a i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS,

new York money market IA ne ust 90!
. MONEY Continues easy at sos Per cent. cal
'0sSf 0sSSTfERLINe ExoHASGE-Duiii at 100 ksrosJgil
tG0LD4A shade firmer. ? Opening at ~, adranc-
ing 70 Ian and closing st l441 IL rlae,4
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Firm. t'A 'lA
Total exports Of specie to-day e67Sol5.linIl afIf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

ToD BARRACKs.-No more troops will be
paid and discharged at Tod Barracks. 1t
will remain for the present simply. post
for 1.-THE accommodation of stragglers and
Soldiers in hospital. Camp Chase will
hereafter be the only rendezvous in Ohio
for the payment and discharge of troops.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28
Prices of Admi,tance 10 the singers

m FESTIVAL. s TW fTf AZ Oh
To each Concert, $l.0O; to the Picnic
25 cts; to the Ball, $1.O0. Tickets to be had
at the Opera House on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, from A. NJ. to
IL NJ, and from 2 to p. NJ, and on each
nlght at the door 10 --sg e.5 '~r. l- 5,-''rts
These prices are charged. solely to defray
the expenses of the Festival, and it is ex-
pected there will be large deficit to be
made up in some other way.
aug28-4t -,. t.--.- .,-....---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

THE ordinance, providing for cleaning
the sidewalks, streets and alleys of the city,
will be found under the head of New Ad-
vertisements.n 1t is importantto to the own
ers and occupants of city property.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

j. d. OSBORNE & Co., at 142 South High
street, are daily receiving large and well
selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, at. reduced prices. Also, a large
stock of Carpets and other House Furnish
ing Goods. [aug2l-d1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

DISMISSED There were only four or five
cases of misbehavior before the Mayor on
Saturday morning, and these were of so
mild type, that they were all dismissed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

A lady, to sell Sewing Machines. n A good
operator is requisite. Good wages given,
at No. 4, Opera House.
r....,. ,.a-.rr-.. .... w. PMMEL,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in Sewg Mach.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-28

A GIRL WANTED.-A girl is wanted to
do house work at No. 1S5 East Rich street.
apply at this office, or at the house indicat-
ed-immedately.