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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

AuBURE,x n. w June 2Ss--The ssre-
mains Of Mrs. W. H. Seward LEFT Wash,
ington this moraiug at7'S0, 90 special
train provided BY the Br6s o 6R1Rs bb.
der charge Of Assistapt Superintendent
Duke Hart, aud arrived az this city at 5
o'clock this morning. The remains we're
accompanied. to this citg. by Mr.. Seward,
Francis Sew rd, Maj FG@n Haacoek,
Brig Gem Mitchell, ofsGeusS HsHeockls
staff, aud Maj. Morris, one Of the Sur.
geons who attended Mr.. Seward family.
The funeral Of the decsasedIwill take
place at ST. Peters Church in this city,
tomorrow Saturday st ; P. NJ.
Mr., Stewards hS6lth doessriaf sssm ID
DO isj6red much BY the jourHey 1t
stands fatigue remarkably we'll.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
GnIh Mnrkaf.

NEw York, Jane 23-Goldis weak.
Some Of the largs hOIdsfa rho have
lately refused to lend, are to-day lend
era half million dollars were loaned
this morning on essy terms. There is
very little demand for export and the
shipmsnts tomorrow are expected to be
very light -
The s 8 lafayette, for Havre, took
out to-day sll2, 200 in specie.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

Sac FRAEcIsco. June 20-Dispateh-
es from New Wesiminister, EGApital Of
British Colnmbis, ssys thaszwork Of
stringing wires on tie Russian Tele-
graph Line commeacsd to-day in this
city. A large force u employed. We
will soon DO in geographic eommunica-
ton with Ahe Mining camp OF Caribo,
and interfnediate towns -
The city aleetion Of Portland, Ore
goD, yesterday, resultedin the complete
success Of the Union ytickesz without
scarcely any attantiou. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
Cincinnati Markets.

CIscgszATI. Juue 5.
FLOU8-DgIi. but pr chs afa naa Iuwsr ;asa.
psrnHss so95 80; Extra 1875 IS; Fate Brands
B 60ta7 Is.
WHEAT Dull ana prices Joe iowss; Prius
Bed 30; white f5BI 6S.
coRH-U Rshangsdi lar sSasTs.fa4 aaf
OAT[STaSSc asd drn.
RYE-DaI ut 6Sd470c aud prices nominal.
wHTSKY-Dun at q co
PoBK-Hess. duIl-p0 sA'ss-snd prices a0m-
iBalIy - 51425 oo-iBAetfss.
LARD-Prime City aeid at 45Se.
BULK MEATS-igi<al25<c for shoulders and
i3k for sides. Ciskr BaeoR sides soid.st Is5<8
lsze. Lees Hans leas drm Pfain 941oes sa1
kErSar Cured zee
GOLD-iso.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
WALL PAPER. go,

! rTTsr RxCKIYED a LAR9E- AND WILL
j. ssiectvd ssortnsot - Wei end Windsw
I..@r,, szisfs and agars6, whkeh tks pskiis sFs
luTite5 % esl aad sKAzzino bsssEs bzrrkssing
Asiss@xS~e. sAi-
y 10 . asw rugby ~ Tsnsyssa,s nee pesu-
2 .oss sp<r-is p-s.t sSY's's pFiss = 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
.DgIIETCr0
THE VERYAATEST
sT
TELE @ 10 AP H.


WAsHIyGroS, June 25-AFa Surrstt
continues very sick. - -
The Commission Of Hon. Van Dyke,
as Assistant Treasurer OF Nsw York,
was sigued by President johnson this
morning.
James Brutus Booth wAs uncondi-
tionally released this noruiuEs from the
Old Capitol prison.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
A Very Modest Request.

BosToH, june % "A Washington
special to the Boston Journal states that
the South Garolius Convention very
modestly asked that the Government
shall redeem Confederate Bonds proper,
which amounts, according to their cal
culatiou, to about $1,000 600 The
delegation represent 100000 worth
lesa trash, which ID pronounced as the
result Of their anxiety % the subject
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE !

Bachelors Hair Dye 10 the hasa IN the
known world. The only true aud perfect Dye
Observation-Disclosures and ReliAbls-fro-
duees a splendid Black or Natural Brown-rsms-
dies the m effects Of bad DJes. aud frequently
rsstores the original color, sold b. al Druggists
TAs genuine IA signed M. A. BatehelOri o. Bar
clay street. New Yerk. sp95 On
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

I LoUIsvrtrK, June Is Lfhe New A.
bsny Ledger reports q terrible accident
on the Ohio q Mississippi Railroad
near Loogootse. A freight train bound
eastward and soldier train bound west
ward collided The engineer and ere
man we're both killed. a>es5 asel.ass1 sisf
/ While an angfYs dispute arose AZ To-
who Was To blame, another freight
train, from the east, ran iCto the soldier
train at the station, killing Is men, and
wounding l50-many fatally.
The soldiers belonged TO Illinois and
Missouri regiments, and were homeward
kouu1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

CINcrsSATI, June % The river has
risen 10 inches. FifteAn feet IN the
channel
Weather clear. Thsrmomeser So. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
sPECIALEN OTICr.s
A Beacon of Health.


Thagooa hiagFof thlsiwerld hase zach tNsir
appointed mtsAion- 40 gsGg "A. FUEFEE
1t Il tha missiou Of HoSrETTER's STOMACH
BGTFERs % prevent AID Sreiiste great vartGty
Of ailments. 90 - -
ertwelYs ysara ~ suessssas asPFe.eeiiys and
remedy has been Without check or drawback. 1t
IL strong negative evidence OF this fact Cd It the
efacaey q tbs article 81, eine for dyspepsia.
bilIoasneas, consflp alton, generaa ability, aud
intermittent fsveFs, has never been qusstionsd.
sac proof positive Of iss tn aAiIibaity Ia such
cases. the ststements Of puSHf mea' whose names
are familiar Sc household WORDS. hass nom time
| to time BEEN given 10 the world.
II it's reputation Is not founded in facts, then
truth is q shadow, aud ;hs uttsrAnees Of eenscI
| entlous oItizeas are OF no more value than
g dicers' oAths."
And what IL its reputAtioaf Let the progress
Of IL. aalas anawsrr NE sinqulry. q Whefs fwsnsy
dozen b0tttes o. Hoststtsr's Hjttsrs were sold IN
1855. fsv hundrcd dozen ars. IA passd ~ hess
Could public Opiuion 30 more Significantly sx-
pressed than by It's anpafAiisled increase Of con-
snmetioaa Nip .siisE .0sHiW ,sIoapie
The pEsparalcn haa beon imitaspd Waefe airs
the imitatOrs. Hehos apswsras e.whstef" To
the "limbo " Of things lost eR.sarth they are al
either sxoheaor going ~ s. " &rA 50 =
| gnfd nxarvuhsrma FaaeE Is soss.so t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

ny THE rEDE1eI9yKD, LIVING Is GOOD
d ssllvsIas, bout the zsfh q MAG, Bed u0w
aud Calf witsont sny dississ gisbisg msrh. Ths
owner can have fhs m ~ eAlllnU All payizs
charges.
ts1s1w IkAD. AK6Ai1A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
.-QTRaTrMrp


CAizo, June Is -Four Thousand Eve
kandEsd- bales If c0stoH psssea Up for
CiueinnAsi. 80 passsd lasii SSiIgbt for ST
Louis. and $50 passed yesterday for
points a. ,ths ohia slverCCCA HcgT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

~ v1ssv rzA= BE zs ,sva &isscsE
Gass SO sTss~ yaas g it2fw ssf
see sagav--sg ifaE1s ,1.a2e ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

A SieAr, SIN ooth shfa and Benuti-
fzt Co o. ptex3 ESD roimN ths Aasa - Heinaboid's
cstcsnfEals5 ftnlf lfcEtt~st AefsrkaFila ItFa.
tmn skfn SAT iGaE Ntf aa# tAt~a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

s-sEs ss- - - -. s5n 80 go
ssaN ass e. -s-1.f- t-9E 1sl,'
ssd az "a ,ss !. SAD 20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
HONS INTEREsTs.

10 PnrsIorASs--u you. wish % purchase pSss
DRUGS, Medicines, And Chemicals ct smAil I'D
yyaneADal Eastern prscea, selsudg er&nnaue k'Assa
a WHITES stock, Where yes wal and syew a~tt-
,Sie that 10 needed BY the profession, and prices
Which eAnnos rAn - Ssve sAaiafAetiOn. ThslE
stOssis'~t No y Mass street m.ssdAwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
PROVISIONS.
LIGHT BREAD.

-SWeet light Bread.
GTRATTOM's CELEBRATED Vast cox
- pSund, the very best articis for family baktss
sgsF T. Fsnted Tks3s cskes. Wbensysr thsy lave
soEas A eonxsfIon vfth otksr ysass c4kss, bsss
'InEaxkMhfy ear led % the sremium-
The txaas ca - a1eptse6 ~ A. Y. Hailosk's
Druz sara, 50. - South FIRST strsyts na4r 10
Pasao4es. Bx1assfiis IsS- s~13e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
. con'imiiviOnsr's l,I' Sale.

DY vrhfuK or an oBDER % THK yAs
ID derbuFgh Circuit Ouurt, had ~ tts Apf
term, tg6, 4. the and rsiGp - eohHIn saiss ~ o.
fss for ssie, ~ private sale, she foiioNfnH DO
tcFfhed real estate. sB-Nits
gLsoss ave Ana elk O. ana -. IN bieck nfns o.
IN the Foprth kalassrmsutg % tbs ~ ~ Etens-
Wis. fndiAha. 49,. 49, -. F.
The sboss prePsfty ssabraces 40 aesisasss
els lais, wifh . tss-stesy frame house. which
WI ~ seiA ~ ieA-h o. 90 tine prfHEed pay-
ernfs % - seem - - botss Min apprufed tnfsfy.
ts ssaf q tsraai 4 ON date and 4lxne relief iaus
49, aee4. asa IGLEnART,
mysl commissioaff.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
Pipes! Pipes!

a TAfnG OF Beauty On n joy Fer.
eysF. TbAss Who dsrirs e~iIliauey Of 0anplext0u
must purify aud serieh the bleed. wbteh Helm
eoid's Concentrated Extrset earnapsriiIs invsFia-
bis does. Recellret 10 10 nc patent medieies. Ask
fer Rslhheld's. Take 10 ofhsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

BUFFALO, June 23-Chas. Caring
ton, the murderer of Robinson Dill, and
who was yesterday sentenoedv 10 be
hanged on the 1Ith 81 August, escaped
last night. Three other prisoners named
Levi Giyeus, James Keller. and sThomss
Hickey, escaped from the jail in this
city.
Ngssk A " :
Death OF Rear Adnatral Dnpont.
PHILADEfSHI4, June 23.-Rear Ad.
miral Dupont died in this citysthie svenr
ing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
Rir.rane Wanth.r.

.PgrTsBuEG, June 23.--Riyer @ feet s
inches by ePier mark. g g 7 -
Weather clear and pleasant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
i''-iii-''a.-7s-.'- 7-----'---''-'--s
MEDICAL.
ROBERT. A>GHHLLs
Attorney at law,
OFFICE BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST SITS.
ON THIRn.

WOULD INFORM MI FRIESDSr AND
Il sosner patrons thAt have opened a Law
OGaca In the rooms fornsFly escaped BY the Pro-
vost Marshal, en- Third str et. where Will be
pleased 60 nest sitaxho nay desire my services,
unasr she assurance that shslr BUSINESS viii 70.
eeiaa prompt and careful attention.
vim give particular atteuiien 60 the prosscu-
tiou and defence % causes IN he Courts Of Yaa-
darburwh and adjoining couRtles. 70 Conveyance
ing, aud shs examination Of ttisa to Esal estate.
@ySi.Sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
DRYiqoODs.

.f-s.-.s r.l Coesistlag u las
BoRBsaslaf sysry asssriptioa. Uaaftmmsd.Ia
HAts f5s I@aIss, Misses. asa IBksau.
4 fsilI4n. q Yasey orsensnts.
A Aafi tss % Lse..-r liuslob, sHk Asa Craps.
4 tsll liss y Kibb0ss, rhlsa s.ssss - i>@s Is
Priaa Of Qaality 10 ne wsst. baa
A liss q FssaeA FlorsD - as e the oiiy Is
/ a-p rosk Sasxaa. Aiso 4a fla e
Asessa.sr Tlo~srs. Assdsssssy ihsssas,s. Il very
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

We viii manufacture all Kind u Tobacco %
pslt aBy trades that we may receive Ordsrs tOr.
b undersoid In the West We have been en-
gagged In ths Tohsseo business 6er twanty ysarz
We ara prepared % execute our work in the neat
cot styta and respectfully solicit the afesnaun
Of dealers - our Tobacco. s.fs-f 49, M -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
~ FYHa 5rr'L f.ItIIT
QD((.Je|'9l:Jr|:a'Ip)l:9lt, L |: ! /: / u
AG;airsin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the Iosth New York voInh-

sNEw YORK, July M.-The, Zodiac brings
Savannah dates to the Goth. The Savannah
Ileralds Orangeburg, S. c., correspondent
says that place is yet mostly lying in ashes.
Gen. Hart%ell c6fffmahds itfie post. The
railroad is being rapidly repaired. iLabo =
ers are receiving $12 per month. The crops
are in fine condition.
All the towns of South Carolina are or
soon will be occupied by national troops.
Hhe Charleston CouIieTOf che 18th says
the l85th New York; volunteers, Duryee's
Zouaves, removed to Morris Island for TAX
ing part IN the disturhapeein in the city, haye
exhibited mutillous spirit since their re-
moval. Gen. Gilmore sent an order de-
mandlng the colors of the regiment, but the
Colonel refused to give them up. He was
placed under arrest and the cOlors demand.
ed che secohd officer in command. He
too, refltsed, WHEN Gen! Hatch explaining
that his conduct wotiid be nutihy, while
the Colonel's would simply be disobedience
OF orders, he promised to deliver the col
ors. The delivery was made, when it was
found only the staffs and rubber covers had
been deliyered.p TWAS then determined tor
disarn the whole regiment Other troopsl
were brought forward, a gun charged with
grape and canister and trained upon the
mutinous troops, and orders given to fire
upon them in case any resistance was Offer
ed. The Zouaves seeing all further opposi-
tionn was useless quietly stacked their arms
and marched under guard to Fort Sumter,
there to eXpiate their crime.
! Another steamer left Savannah for Ali-i
g'sta on the 10Th, loaded with headboards
and other freight for the National Cemetery
at Andersonyille. isp,ia s-- ..s',sg,.i--
/ The 22d Iowa have been mustered out
and would start for home as soon as trans
portation could be0btained. n 3rG1 TT
One hundred and seventy of the oath
Iowa left Savannah for Baltimore on the
10Th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
Naval.

The flagship Hartford, Commander Shu-
feldt bearing the flag Of Acting Rear Ad.
miral Henry H. Bell, will probably leave
the navy yard on Wednesday for the an
ehorageof Ellis Island, where she will re-
ceive her powder and ordnance stores. She
viii not leave our waters till the 1st oi
AuSllSC.,y1.'J. ra ei.j ..ICl s;y e,!r.T -..ycB
The practice .sloop Savannah is at the
wharf at the navy yard, receiving the fin
ishing touches, preparatory to being put in
commission on Saturday.
The Insco, Commander J.yS. Thornton
has been ordered to come up to the navy
yard from. the anchorage of the, battery
She win be put out OF commission. lJc'
The light draught monitor squadron will
lea.ye BFooklyn Navy Yard this week, fol
Philadelphia, to be put out of commission
The United States frigate Congress, sunk
by the Merrirnack in Hampton Roads, op-
posite NewportiN n ews, was raised on Thurs
day last. The remains Of the wreck are
savodTexcept theigreat amount of metal
There are evague rumors as to aPaymaster's
safe, with $4,000 in specie, being some;
where about the wreck. ~. .ha.ma9sa 81 y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
Gold Nfi,n,inn 2 IN IN yiGr.saiini,.

NEW Y Yokk, july 2.-A Richmond Ip5aa paper
publishes the following extract of letter
from GOochlanH county 2NlAHi HJJ@
Those who returned from the wars toe
late to put in crops are very busy washing
gold from the branches and mines. sup
pose there are 1900 miners atwoFk getting
gold lin Goochland and Louisa counties,
They average two pennyweights a day I'd
each miner, have heard that they are
working In Buckingham, Cnlpepper, Flu
wanna and othercounties.y The gold mines
have hevef been fully, developed, The
quartz veins are large and very rich, and
would y s,q pay, we'll but not a single. quartz
few! places some are working with stone
and iron mortars, and In that mode doing
very well!I There will be brighter dawn
upon the mining interest of Yirginiaebe-
4Oge 1all.tftrtV,g 4st,fft .frraifiA a. afyffuuft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
From WashRg.on..,

WARRINGTON, July 24,-It is Understood
that the Bfazilian sGOvernmebt NithdfeW
its Concession of belligereht rights tothe
insurgents in this country on the 3lst of
May last.
Hon. Montgomery, Blair, in company
with alarge delegation from Baltimore, had
another interview with the President to-
day, with reference to the Maryland Federal
appoh tmeilts. 1t will be rernember@ two
sets 81 app6intments have made, but conn
missions issued TO neither. sThey areiallaiA
abeyance. The opposing parties to the
contest are still earnestly engaged in pre-
senting their respective claims.
About fifty thousand dollars worth of
defaced or worn out fractional currency is
destroyed. per day, and its place supplied
with new, the entire amount in circulation
being upwards of $2l,OO0,O00. No more
three cent notes are, toIbe Issued, die Actcof
cent notes viii also grad daily ? be With
drawn. isDr9 10 Huinu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25

POLICE CoURT.-The following persons
were arraigned before the Mayor yesterday
morning for disorderly conduct, and were
fined as follows: August Bowman, George
G9oley, John Gordon and John Delaney
each s and costs-committed; VIM. Fer
rell, j. B. Mcdonald, VIM. Dusenberry, o
B. Chalmers, A. G. Galloway, VIM. Well
ing, Levi Porter, Morgan Felyer, John Nc
Quiston, George Smith, VIM. Thompson,
james Clark, John Rook, John Moore and
james Crook-each 50 and costs-paid;
John Smith 50 and costs committed. Jo-
seph Coonder, for intoxication, was fined
$5 and costs; paid
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
TherspriPgteisAF:: Asyms SHIanafac.

New YORK, July 24.-The Herald cor
respondent says rof'the Springfield, Mass,
National Arms Mandatory: Since the close
of the war, of the 5000 men constantly en-
pleyed there during The last two years of
its continuance, over 1000 have been dis
charged; While the war lasted $ls0, 900 were
req required bn9oDnthly to pay the workmen's
wages wages, and one thousand guns were, turned
ont daily No more Of the old and celer
pratt b1rafted pattern yof Springfield mnskets, are
TO be manufactured, Two, hundred and
fifty thousand are now stored In the arsenal,
and fifty thousand were recently sent to
the arsenal at Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
Elections i'm Virginia-The People
Ought 10 Elect IkbOlitiOnists.

New YORK, July 24.-- The Herald's
Washing ton special Tsays:gg The m1i{icipal
election at Fredericksburg, Va, last-week
resulted in the success of the bitterest Sc
cessiOnists in the city.
The elections in Virginia afford little en-
couragement to hope for an early settle
ment Of the, difficulties which the suppress,
sion of armed rebellion has left to be
concilated. Whenever and wherever op-
portunity offers, the citizens of that, State
manifest disposition to retain or place in
power those who are most obnoxious for
their r~cemplicityi the rebellion and least
disposed to aid honestlyin the restoration
of union and loyalty to the Constitution.
Itis, understood that the notorious Moseby
intends to run as a candidate for Congress
In his district. '''" '-' '''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25


PRoMoTIoNs.-Th following promotions
in the 9th and 46th o. v. /. were entered
yesterday at the Office Of the Adjutant Gem,
eral: - [IT tIA7iIH
.5th-Lieut. Col. Robert Kirkup to Col;
Major Krewson Zerkes to Lieut.. Col; Capt.
Joseph Plaster to Major, lst Lieuts. Herr
man Belmer and Joseph J.. Gaul to Capts,
and Sergts. James, Richey, Michael Ward,
AndrewJ. Barr, Christian Knauft, Donald
M. Leod and Benjamin L. Ford to I'd Lieuts.
46th-Lieut. Col. Edward n. Upton to
Col; Major John B. Neil to Lieut.. COL;
Capt. John b. Foster to Major; lst Lieut..
John Ackerman to Capt; Sergt. Noah Dun-
ken to LIST Lfett., and Sergts. John G. Lilley,
James E. Moore, ThomasJ. Brelsford, Chas.
w, Kelsey, Allen McCutchan, John +. Nc
Twain, VIM. M, Swartz, Alexander Mullen,
John Engle and Abraham DeLong to I'd
LleIltS, I... . goo q. .rl .#. ... + II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
To the Democracy of franklin
no ... County: ,~,-,.-,-

Notice Is hereby given that the Democ-
racy of Franklin County will meet on FRI
DAY, THE 11TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, be-
tween the hours of three and six o'clock
z. M. In the Townships, and from seven to
nine p. M. in the Wards, at the usual
places of holding elections 1.-THE I'd Ward
will meet at Young's Carpenter Shop, on
Fifth street, and the 4th Ward will meet at
the Grocery Store of Mr.. George Bietz,
next door east of j. &c L. Zettler's Whole
sale Grocery Store, 149 East Friend street,,
to appoint Delegates to attend the County
Convention, to be held at the City Hall, in
the City of Columbus, Ohio, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 18th, 1866, at IL o'clock "A. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating the following
County officers: an W "a! 80
T,so REPRESENTATIVES, r"Vpr lw ,sEtI.
One SteriG, y.s.. ..s,. ~
One Clerk Of Courts, I ,u1H. IN hupl
One Treasurer, ,Eto'o-.R u'h".'t
One Auditoy,
One County Commissioner, ..
One Intirmary Director, t.i ,l. %,
One Coroner, f1. .''.'. Sd.
SOne County Surveyor. ILL., til t '.' 20. 49,. O..
You will also empower the said Delegates
to che said Convention to nominate Thirteen
Delegates from this county to attend the State
Convention, which will assemble. in this
city on the 4th of August, 1866. You will
also, at the. same time and place, nominate
one delegate from each Ward and Township
to attend Senatorial Convention, which
will convene at the city Hall, Columbus,
Ohio, Wednesday, the 23d Of, August, 1866.
at II o'clock A. NJ, to nominate candidate
for Senator for the counties of. Franklin
and Pickaway. The County Convention
will also appoint County Central Com
mittee to serve for one year. o., ..,...s.
The following are the number of Dele,
gates allotted to each Ward and Township,
based upon the vote of last Fall given for
Gen, George B. Mcclellan for President, al
lowing one for every fifty votes, and one
for every fraction over twenty five votes so,
~ .G.4
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SIideIl's Estate i'm New Orleans,

NEw ORLEANS, July "a A!;2During 9 the pro-
gfessfecently,7 in the United States District
Court in New Orleans, Of proceedings for
the confiscationD0f the rebel emissary SHL
delPs estate In lthat' city, a. claim OF It Of
290,O00' francs was. put inA'by the Paris
banking house of Macnard & Co., and one
New Orleans, for money advanced to the
traitor on mortgages. Judge Durell de-
cided that as Slidell was a notorious enemy
OF the United States, Ms property in the
country 'belongedSs under the confiscation
act; otoEt the Government land that these
claims could not beiallowed or entertained.
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Government 10 Take Final Posses
sion of FOrd's Theater-Secreta-
nv BENJAMIN i'm Paris. ,.. a.. ,,r.,, an

New YORK, July A.-The Worlds spet
cial says: Government takes final posses
sion of Ford's Theater on Monday. Every
thing thereinis beihgpaekel for removal.
The Government Is to pay acertain rent to
MIR. Ford till the first of February, and il
by that time Congress has not made an ap-
preparation for the. purchase, it will be re-
turned to him. 'H''f JOB sa'd' " ~
Benjamin, the late Secretary of State of
the ConfedeCacy, it is understood here, and
On goQdi !aptHotlty,l has arrived safely iii
T Paris by way of'Nassau, with the intention
of making his future home in Australia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25

ARRIvED,wThe 1s3d o,,Y. T. which wa:
mustered out at Raleigh, N. C., on the l5th
inst, arrived at Camp Chase yesterday
morning, for payment and final discharge
1t comprises 80 officers andu957 enli sted
men, Lila 20 tgsa ia'ltJm 3sol' Iipi
Also, arrived last evening at Camp Chase
the 46th o. .v.I.-256 men-and the 96th O.
V:E.-S71 men-to be paid and finally dis
charged. ". '-td djital 1Gjhdvd
Three companies of the l0sth osy9I =
12s men-mtistered out at Louisville ariiv-
ed at Camp Dennison yesterday. 5ari1e
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