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Il to have bocono opsrAuve.J Tha, instrument
sbol. shes slavery and involuntary servtudc, and
any violation of ita letter spirit would be q CUB
ect for the Government - investigate. II abuses
should appear that were not within the cognizsnce
Of the Amendment, or any other authority outside
Of the indivi1u, states, W. would say, Just
az rlS TRnUHE has ofton sail. substantially, with
regard to the abuses in our city goyernmcnt-iti is
u dcplorablo condition u things, snl We would
like ~ SEQ chsugc Tor tie boiler but how ~
complish IT, IA the question: People die In this
city every week from the elects Of bad manage
tncnt In the city government from the Inhalation
q poisons rom dirty streets, &c-yet TnE Trt-
Dusp would hardly think of goin, outside of tie
State W rectiy the evil. lftho southern States
shall ses q, to Discriminate agains,tlo negroe., and
not exceed their constitutional privileges In so
doing, then tho negroes will lie unfortunate, Just
A. certain classes Of uhit- people are often uufor-
tunse Ia being Amonalls to unjust laws We
should fec, compassion tr the victims Of such leg-
isl.iion, but would notfeel Justified in subvertiug
fundamental principle % our government FOR tho
sake Of making their condition better. But we
repe,L that TnR TprBrSE's scyposi,ion Is quito
improbable, aud We arc not willing to convict
without tangible evidence Tn1 TEmusE's sohci-
tudo for the Ere, dinea u natural and iropor, but
VIC confess a Little su-p-se Al tho yaglcnoss Of its
argument In their behAlf
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Pisnncai News Markets. &c.

Ne~ York, Monday, May 30, 6 r. Nile follow
t.g the leading quotations at the cold Room to-
day AT 1880 A. NJ. 1sG; il.SO, 1884, l2.OG lSG
, 13T 2.l5, 1867, 2.t5, 1919 439 1861. Tho
stock market was dull and somewhat fuetuating.
The change were only fractional, however. Govern
moh,s were ia moderate demand with bu; a slight
change In rates. The loan market wS eGsy and mo.
deatoly active at pei cent with exceptional trans
srtions At and I. Commercial paper passed slowly
At 7s9. The bank statement, this week, shows de-
cline IN loans OF seven and half millions, in depo-
dts Of nearly millions in legal tenders one mill
lion and in specie decline Of million foroign
exchange was fairly active. Bills Mt sixty days on
London wer selling at 100 a lO9A Tor commercial,
and 100, 10 for bankers. on 'Chance to-day
Flour dull and &c. iOc. lover. Wheat
and firm. Corn scarce, and 2c. &c. bettor Oats
we're active and decidedly funer Pork VA, low or.
beef WIS quiet Lard was stnf.ly }, and WhiHkey vas
III and noic active.
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1nE following letter from tAe man who proposed
N call lhc roll Of hii slave. ON Bunker Tiu is in
scretting as contrasting the rule o, Jurr. DAVIS
with tho despousm which tho South 4. likely 20
sriler when every State once more owes alle,snce
to the Union. The sentiments " tue eK-Goorgie
Senator arc somewhat chanccd;
WNanlSGtos. Ca, E.rch oi. 1865.
Dear Duilcv-Mr. G. e. Clay, our late c IN.
missioner - Canada, who ha3 icon spending Ahuut
onr month " lth us leaves tu-morrow Tor Rich
mond, and | svs'l myself OF tie oppnrtunitv Of
writing to you, Sstlie Will G1ye YOU ali ua local
news. she and the children aul julia arc in excel
lent health Sue wrote YOU last night hy one " your
captE rs II Clhl'R lcr.ou. One of your mon Il the
same battalion cdlad t.s rlorning and brought the
papsrsyo sont me, which the latest We have from
the North. | have ,he most Talnful App-chpu s,cna
for the future, and they arise sccly from my on.
trc conviction ~ the tots@ iucapacity of Mr. Davis
snd consequently tho utter fs,ure Of all his patty
schemes, We have gwen him all shc Incn who
would volunteer, alloNei him all the men he could
catch AZ hrs from olrhtcun 10 THRIFT thsn IN
10 forty -tye, then all irom seventeen TO fifty And
u e army IS smaller to-day and less cic.crt than
ON the day the arst conscript b.n wsa passed. Now
'uhsTess las gwen nun all the ncrrpeS, aud tho
TNsult Will still he the same, super.ddoi to the
mrst istal consequences which ave oyer dHrLened
"'r proSprcu- Ihe negrl, hrst, is undtted for
II &c is eapAA,e Il masiny SOLDIER he
ought tp b' aud WI le Yankee soldier
/ two-thirds u tho WLibe fro,ruen t,s
NJ DAVIS say'l have iggi1ri0usy abandoned their
! u's and TAn away irum \ standard IN which all
! to Nopr7 ot TIM man are centred, rupcr-
l"do4 e. every .ndltnuy nfictrd by tuc Yam
S,"' ny NO ".yes eLilIr,-, f,onds, hYu,ca anl
| lt,Ye1N' do We expect Lat TIE uo.rl Al,yca will
| sNHl uN ~ what iur In the name Of Heaven.
| ""H. ~ IS 1a-T LIBERTY involved iu our sue
| - ''a' "Gt s'alist them. Arc their homes
ta' nrvprs.' wives and c.li,iru, ant untiy,
~ W NJ lA-' men hold most dOAr b TO ruinod by
i'nAte e4'Ses-f u.iuG AoL Lave tLcy a kecl,
~ ~ s.s' u' A"4 ~ ~ Il"re coufes 10 AcNr,s thsu
~ 'u1 Hvn' '"r Nnrst ,alsuitg Il a. could bcial
US "u|,' ~ 10 ts'A ,dI n.ucI cuutuCc by Ihc yaoI
OF "u' 'tANvs' ~. 'elo OF uuF own. Il we arr con,
qltrtd py the 'urtuuta OF war, VIC NAV save our
honor aud leave the carte to our desee Ddants VIII,
MAY ~ WlseE sne sTsyvr IlAa We a %, snd msy
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The TeIcz.anh and the Mnr.

Asa notable indication OF tho rspd.ty with
which the adiuncts o. pesc8 follow IN the wake Of
war, this city Is nov in trleyrNphic ,ommu Mica
hon with Memphis lvoksbury, New Orleans aud
Mobile. The important part tAa' tho telegraph
has performed Ia tie WORK Il clnquerlng the re-
bcion, and .he alus6o service il nas rendered to
TIC government and the armies, ars u1, fully ap-
prceIa,ed by the people. The army telegraph
which has been as proup. an atienllui OF our sew.
eral armies any other branch OF ths service, has
kept our commanders in almost constant coumu-
nication with Washington, and the authorities
there have known, swosl Immediately, tic par
hculars Of every movement made. With the ser
vices Of the telegraph in GfFusing news through
out tho country, the pooplo are better acquainted
aud can more nlly appreciate it. This nation
has never before fully ielg tho lnes. mab'o value
of the telegraph and the railroad, as during the
isto rebellion. Had We bccn without 1t the
war would inevitably hAyo dragged slony through
several years more, and A. FOR tho ncws-we leave
our readers te maSino -" traasulssicn o. war
nows by means Of horsohcsh.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sop that scratching and use wheator

sop that Scratching and use Wheaton's
Itch Ointment 1t oures Itch and Salt kheum in
ior,v-clght hour- and all eruptions OF the skin sold
by ali pnircista. 3l9
Wheeler S Wilson's Highest Premium
I0ck-Sutch Sewing Machines, and ButtonhOle Ma
chine. 90 broadway, New York. 842
Prices Greatly Reduccd-~pringC Clothing
in every variety, at H. Badwin's 20 and II BoWery
The largest soTtment ana store in the city. Better
STYLES and prices less 420
Tho Original IIowe's Sewing Machines
for sale a. C.J Broadway. ELIAS HOWE, Jr., In
Ntntor aud Maker. Agenh wanted. 800
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1853 DUGALD CAMPBELL.
NOW READY-THE CATHOLIC WORLD

NOW kEAD1-THf CATHOLIC WORLD
FOR il ~, ls65. CONTENTS
The Workings Of the Holy Spirit In tho Church Of
England. A Russian Religious. The stoen Sketch,
Imperial and Royal Authors. History OF Blind
Deaf Mute. Twilight in the North. Night In q
Glacier Constance Sherwood French Cochin Chi
IA. ConsalvIs Memoirs. Hymn by Mary, Queen Of
scots. Many lears Ago at Upheld. Lost Chapter
Of Church History Recovered. hitcelany-Art
New Publications. Five DollsTsa year IN advance
Single Copes b0 cents. Office Beekman IT. n. r.
For sale b. all booksellers. The "CAtholic World" IL
plblished monthly, with the appTobatsa Of the Most
Rev. Archbishop hcCLOsKEY, and contains ia
pages Of reading matter. li3
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DEAT IA =.

BLYDESBURGH-on Sunday evening, MAY 18th.
at o'clock, al the residence of her mother, Ma y
hureh.
Tho friends and relatives invited 10 attend the
funeral On 1ucsday AFTERNOON ut ocIocA,
CASEH-CAthlrne Casey, Of dyplheriA wife Of
Patk. Casey, at her late residence, 25 Spring II.
kVtic. OF funeral tomorrow. 2l2
RIAN-On SUNDAY, MAY 18Th Of disease of the
heart, Johanna Ryan, in the Asth year OF her axe
native Of kiltkinnep, Co. Limerick, Ireland
The funeral ~ill take place this Tuesday Afternoon
NJ o'Cock, from tho residence OF her OTothe
John O'Brieu, SO SIKH At. The rionds oi the family
~, most respectfully invited 70 attend. 10
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COAL.

REST PEACH ORCHARD RED ASH $3.50,
ID white ash a. large nut $3.50 per ton pcrtened
and delivered. urders By post filled promptly.
THos. STOKES, cor SD Il. and 10Th ave. 80
NOAL COAL COAL-SELLING FOR 4
" dsys-the best Llcu.t Mountain coal, sto,e and
yTi, 2al and 1888 Riyington sueot, By ADAM
BkUNN. 3lB
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DENTISTRY.

A SFTr OF TEETH MADE N THREB
4ihours' at 3ij oh avenue between glst and I'D
street, ,cheuh n'lt durable upper setts and
welghted loser sotls sei with plumper 10 restore
youlhiul A9|,A!aAce perfect sAtIst.cIon or no pay;
NO aiNah'c ltiulfe-, teeth poslti, eiy e1tTac cd
without pam eAFe skeu with nervous patients. IS
A FULL sETT OF TEETH INSERTED
IA sith OF without e1tr.ctiug the roots from -
ehg ppN aris' gold, silver, and bone hllinRs cents
sna upwards extracting without psin, At 1885 kaEt
aenLl4k. SAS
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& DONALD SMITH,
4'l Late stylc, SMITH 4 DEOluER.
NV YORK,

EAST INDIA AND BITTER PALE ALRs.
The-e Aes are Of improved iuality, bruped With
great care, pleasant, uutrtiyc end strengthening.
AMI can lc relied for purity. The attention Of
sumoIs soici ed. Orders by mail promptly eIccutId.
Brovory-West 18th It, bet lth and sth Aves. ~
N OTICE-OFFICE OF TIRE STERLING
' Co, New York, Apul l1th. lSG5-An e.sctIon u
thirtoon hTectors and three Inspectors OF Eection.
tosorye the ensuing year, will be held at ~ Pine
the hours Of and p. N. The transfer books viii
he closed on the ith Of May inst b. order Uf ths
Board. GEORGE r.. TOWNSEND, soc. 4Ol
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tthOt ONhLo fOh iLrsANIN'T lnf otrN-u
Il u the City Of New York The unde rigncd Com.
missonsIs appointed by ct Of tho Legislature Of shs
State of New York passed May J. lsG5, 10 make con.
tract FOR ue cleaning Of the streets Of the City a
New York hsyin become satisfied that the Interests
OF the city and Justice 10 thoee seeking the work.
quiTe that essential notifications should I've made
the specifications heretofore adopted BY them, have
returned unopened all bids, made under the adyer.
trement Of 9th May instant and hereby invite sealed
proposals TOR such cleaning, 10 be- deposited with this
Chairman Of the Commission, the Mayor Of the City
VI New York, At his Office la the CAY Hall, Of sid
city, or before Saturday, the % day Of june ls65
A. IL O'Clock noon Forms OF the contract. speci
feations and bond can he had application any of
the undersigned. The Commissi6ners reserve tho
right 70 reject any and all bids which In their udg
ment, may not be Tor the interest OF the city Da-
ted New York, May 22d, 1865 c. GODFREY CT v.
TIER Mayor, No. q City Hall; JOHN T. HOFF-
MAN. Recorder, IS Wall st MATTHEW 7. BREN.
NAN, Comptroller Comptl oilers office, City Hall
Hall Of Recordsl; FRANCIS J. A, BQQlE City In
rpector, 10 Chatham 81; JOHN r.. DENEl.IS, Coun.
sol to the Corporation, No. ~ Nsssau ct. 356
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n BURKE, AUC1'R.-SALESROO I
- .Heeeker 81 sells this daJ ut O'Clock, .tock ard
hrtures OF the drinking saloon, 1t2 Mercer st. excel
lent bar, Ensih beer pump chairs, tables, furniture,
etc. lGJ
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GENERA. BUSINESS.

nRIED APPLES-25, 00e LBS. OF DRIED
Apples packed Il. hall hsrTols and t.ss suitahls
nr any market, i1r sale, in los suit hy y. W r.
RANDOLPH, llG Bioad ~. canned PeHcbes.-ap
doL IN cns, d., rS COZ. In IT,. 2OO doz. in
csee- ~ 10; bern. lcAy tgaCG canned fresh Iea-
Chez, suitable fpr hgkeu family fer sale In lots
70 suit by o. w. 4. RANDOLPH llS brosd st. 80
ArpIIIepcCU VnNlTn cNttnII
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4 UCTION NOTICE.. W. EZEkIEI. viii
se this day, 3Jh, at 25 Bsvery, ut d o'clock
lot Of new and second hand furniture. Also Al IN
flish beer pump tor sale. Also small stock Of sum.
mer clothing Tor the trade. ll6
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Sc. Patrick,s SchooI Fair.

The attention of the benevolent citizens
of Columbus and vicinity-is respectfully
solicited in behalf OF the above school. 1t
is known to the community that the above
institution has found such favor in the eyes
Of the public that the old building became
inadequate to the wants of the rapidly in
creasing number of pupils, and that In
order to accommodate as many as desire to
enter, new School House of substantial
character has been erected. To place it on
a sure footing with regard to appoint
ments, funds, &C., Fair will be held at
Naughton Hall for that purpose. The
ladies, who have already began to con-
tribute to this enterprise, earnestly call
upon all to unite with them, and make this
Fair still more attractive and entertaining
than any former one In, this city. The do.
nations are already quite large, and the
prospect fora greater success is very cheer
ing. Pianos, Furniture, Sewing Machines,
rJewelry, and a host of useful and orna-
mental articles, are already on the list. 3 Z (
, The Fair will be held during Christmas
week. .AMAidNl ,eiio decIi-dtf
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Holiday Presents.


We\ call the attention of our feaqers TO
theIsplendld Holidaypresents enumerated
h the column advertisementof our friend,
Mt John e. Rudlsill, ID this mornings
ST4rEsMAN. They comprise every variety
or Die finest qualltyof fnrs which canNhe
found from Maine to the Pacidc Ocean, as
we'll as from Siberia's sterile and foreign
regions to Greenland's icy mountains, to-
gether with all the lower grades of furs,
Elegant sets Of Royal Ermine, Siberian
Squirrel, Mink and Fitch, fresh, Iahd ,oE the
first quality, can be found In his extensive
assortment, 10 WHICH the particular atten-
tlon Of the ladies Is requested, Also Ppy
quantity Of hoods, fut, silk plush and yels
vet. The gentlemen can also find gloves,
caps and collars In endless variety'to suit
5the taste of the most fastidious.
Mr. Rndisill lswell Known in this cont
munityps man Of strict integrity N bis
business relations, and you can implicitly
rely on any representations he may make
concerning the ddaity OF Ills goods. Now
is the time to make purchases for your
families and sweethearts. Call and exam
inc his stockIhe Will schaFge nothing for
waiting upon you. .
MUSIC BOXES from $500 tos7b.0O.s "
S. SELLECK & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
Aspiring 10 the Leadership Of a
~ut Third Party. ''''

The Nsw York Times supports the policy
)f the Administration, and in doing so ad-
locates the modification or repeal of the
est oath, and the admission Of the South
i'm members to their seats. The Columbus
'ou1loI says that this "course" of the Times
explainable only on the supposition Of
intense desire for the leadership of a
bird party, = and that it sis the only paper
the Nation pretending TO act with the
Tnion party which has taken such a
purse, Herein crops out the Journals be-
eff that the President contemplates the
,rmatiOn of "a third party" and that he
no longer in accord with "the Union
lrtyan There certainly is no need for the
rmation OF "a third party.Y The Demo-
attic party take the Constitution TOR their
iide, and insist that the Southern States
e in the Union, and, therefore, entitled to
presentation, and that the test oath should
repealed. Whoever entertain these
sws should identity themselves with the
.mocratic party, and thus carry into tri-
lphant execution these views. 1t Is some
;isflctiOn to knowsthat the Journal has
lstered sufficient courage to timidly
)Ouse the Radical cause just as the Pres
mt is causing their columns to shake. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
AwlGIal, 10 Conlelnplate.

The Cincinnati Commercial, which would
Fe the country believe it the most tnde-
.dentjonrlal in the world, is exercised
MessFsl SUMNER and STEVENS, and their
lowers by persisting in their course, will
store the Democratic party 70 opower and
, high places Of the GoVernment." Iti
a few days since the country was told
4 the Democratic party is dead, and now
Sc fellows seem I'd have no other con
"a thaP the, keeping, Of the Democratic
NY out of pOwerui Let them do right,
NJ the Constitution and then look TO the
sple for their Justification, Without stop
& to consider whether the Democratic
~ will.he restored to power OF riot:nPm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
BarMeeting.

The bar meeting yesterday morning at
the Supreme Court Room in the Capitol,
was largely attehdeds There were present
many of the most distinguished members
Of the legal profession in the. State. Reso-
,lutions were reported BY the eommittse ap-
pointed for the purpose, and adopted by
the meeting, expressing, III high terms
respect, forr the memory, Che talents and
virtues Of the late HOno Thomas Corwin,
Among the speeches made on the occasion
was one Of rare excellence in style and SEN
,,timeht BY Judge Thurman Of thisclty. @ oiai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
Mon. Irhaadans aaaEsnnl- speech.

On the outside of THE STATESMAN this
moEnIngiNill be- found tAespsech Of Hon
THkDDEUs sfEvEEsy delivered In the House
of Representative f6B the 18th inst. Mr.,
srEgRSs ths FecSShized leader Of the
Republicans IN Congress. For this reason
his. speech isTWouthy of perusal, as india
eating their policy. IL takes the position
thai tie ,Southetn States in attempting to
Withdrew from the URion and setup an
independent Government committed sui
eide and are dead eArcasses, and can not
againilYe ip The union as States until they
shallha1e been recreatedI Iby Congressional
actg5h, WITH the concurrence Of The Presil
deut,g ,ThlS position is antagpntstic to the
Presidept,s position that the States areinot
outb the Union, and were not out OF the
Union atTa6y time during the Rebellion,
What especially psFplexes and llarassss
Mr. sSFRVESsis Is the idea that II the South
ern 6tateas Recognized as co-equals In
the Union, tlie, Democratic party will
at The very next Presidential election
succeed Ito the control off, theia Federal
GoSefhment.I He says In express words
that the Republican party should guard
against their political oyerthrow--that by
specific 9legislatiOn they should provide
against the possibility Of the Democratic
party regaibing power, 1t tisfoFi this rea-
son that be- isdopposed to receiving the
Southern Representatives Into Congress!
So little faith has he In the principles OF his
party, and, the Justice Of their measures,
that be, fears their thorough canvass before
the people willincur their destruction as a
party tits this dread that is driving them
forward to the commitment Of revolution
ary and unconstitutional acts. The flu !
ture peace. prosperity and happiness of
the whole eountry do not exercise upon
them any decided influence, How can we
hold powera" islthe predominant question
in their minds. Through the enactment Of
their theorieslnto laws they know they can
not do it. That seems out Of the question.
They thefeforeg seek to disfranchise
whole political party---the Democratic par
ty. Had they not better, pass an amend
ment TO the Constitution declaring that no |
other than the Republican party shall hold
power IA this country? That is the point |
they are driving to, Why not then, en-
deavory to make it apart Of the Constitu-
lion ~ such an effort would have the merit
of boldness, at least. ~ h. W .,'.s.,a ..+r,I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
DeslgnIng md LngravIne.

~ We have In this city one Of the best de-
,signers and engraYers in the country. We
9allude to William Riches, whose card ap-
pears in another column. His Office is at
/ 107 South High street, in Room No. 10,
Third Story Of the johnson Building. He
is an accomplished artist, and his designs
and workmanship are universally admired.
! Like every man of genius and true merit,
fheis unpretending, and.lets his own works
speak his praises. These will satisfy any
one who examines them that he is desery-
ing Of encouragement and patronage.
seoMr. Riches is prepared to execdte de-
signs and engravings on wood, asportraits,
. views of buildings plans OF machines and
new inyentions, and, indeed, every descrip-
I tion ofiwood engraving. Healso executes
! iiiiHa neat and artistic manher seals tor indi-
! Yiduhls companies, lodges, notaries public,
county and other offices ciyiIand military,
and such lOtheDiidesigns andldeEices that
may bedesiredsqmaH sai,rI 10 a. ,,1Il roimn,
Having had a long uacqnaintance with
Mr.. Riches, and been familiar with the
work he executes In, his Office, we do most
heartily commend hun to our friends and
the tpublic'as a designer and engrayer of. a a
very high order. so,lmrc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ,ul
The OratorIo.

Among the festivities of Christmas hours,
we commend to all who love music, the
performance of the oratorio ofthe Messiah
at the Congregational Church by the Men
delssohn Club. This wonderful piece Of
composition has been growing in favor in
all our large cities, until it has become the
inyariGble custom in many places to per-
form itateyery recurrence Of the Holidays.
and always to crowded houses. If any Of
our readers. have never heard it, let them
go and hear it once, and they viii be sure
to need no second invitation. 'i,,a z 90 .. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
Seal ana Othef EngravInRsl,

", Having made the necessary arrange
ments with an accomplished engraVer,
we are prepared to receive and fill orders
for the engraving of notarial, county, and
other seals for public and private offices,
societies, lodges, &c, and also for the exc
cution OF every Kind Of wood engraving.
Orders may be sent us by mail, or left at
this office
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
Police Varieties.

Yesterday morning in the Police Court,
Charles Zekelman and John Carter were
each fined 81 and costs, for violation OF
market ordinance. Paid. b2' r
Prescott Tracy, for taking too much
liquor, and then taking to quarreling and
fighting, was fined $40 and costs. Paid. ID
John Mills, for playing the role of po-
liceman without license or permission from
the proper authority, was fined S. and
costs. Paid. 'N' 3o h.. r'.''iI .p'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
Held to Ball.

We mentioned some days ago the arrest
of Edward McGaffey, a guard at the PEN
itentiary, for passing or attempting to pass
in this city a counterfeit Treasury note of
the denomination Of fifty dollars He has
had ahearing before U. s. Commissioner,
IL I. Chittenden, and held to bail in the
sum Of OOfor,his appearance at the U.
s. Courtin Cincinnati next February. Nc
Gatfey's father, who resides inColumbiana
county, procured the necessary bail.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
admitted to the mar.

.5I Henry Brumback, Esq, of Newark, Ohio,
was yesterday admitted, by the Supreme
Court in session at the Capitol in this, city,
to practice as an Attorney at Law in the
Courts OF this State. Mr.. Brumback was
astudent of the late Lucius Case, Esq, and
afterward of Hon. Charles Follett and John
#. Follett, ESQ., 1rrf .r ar.i o. Eais 7dr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
Holiday Presents.

A. c. Headley & Co., Nos. $50 and 252-
South High street, have now in store a fun
stock of Rich Dress Silks, Lace Goods
Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Cloaks, shawls,
Furs, etc, .,.all Of which will be sold at re-
duced prices. .s9ssV
dec20-4t A. G. HEADLEY & Co.