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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-22
Master commissioners Sale.
Elisha Wilson nIIII11 court Of Comm

aiaa Elisha Wilson nriiia1 Court Of Common9g
John RObsrts and othsrsS rr.nhlS liss cSauty 81
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER HN I
~ the aboyecase from the above Court TO, me di,,
rected, will offer for sale at public auction, 1t
the door Of the Court House. in the city Of Coum-
Tuesday, the 10Th DAY Of August, A. d.
-nii oJ H'3l9=ff'a1 1856 'issd aSn t'Is ,hh9b
at two O'Clock p M ths following described real ss-
tate situate In Franklin oonntys Ohio. o-Wit
Being q part Of Lot Number IS n j. Bidgwsy's
addition Goumbus west Of the Seioto river yaiid
bounded and descrbed as follows, viz: Beginning
Oh the southwest corner Of said Lot No. ss thenoe
easterly on thesouth line thereof seventy 7ol9 feet
thence northery at right angles to said south limo
thirty three ss feet. thence westerly parallel with
said 4outheTly lne serenity feet TO the west line of
said Lot thence southerly on said vest line 10 The
place Of bcginnihasI n 5i9W lfF ~ bH5i1 r
AbP3Tgsissd st slah3sP W 10 y9ero0ms saT
-fissfr 3ift' III f1S'sisoggn' Wll. D0MIfs6Nl hooQ
-xQ4 dgng Shorthand Master Cnmmissiohor.,
jaiyzs-alt&FA 2h5 oYi2 iiiw eqod h11 ,ll5f
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QDlbilJo: to. Statesrrl;al,..


God be thanked themeanest Of His creatures i,
Boasts two soul sides-one 10 face the world with.
One to show woman when he loves her
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-22
From the Macon (Ga) Gazette, August Ill
Civil Inv.

SlNn AAhWs H
While President johnson is doing all
within his power to restore the Southern
States to their original position in the con-
stellatiOn of the Union,a set otrascally free
| thinkers and political mountebanks are
doing all within their power to defeat him.
Theseroving meddlers are strolling through
the South endeavoring to stir up strife be-
tween the military authorities and the peo-
| pie, by the recitation of the most ridiculous
falsehoods. By their Misrepresentation of
the desire of the people to return to their
allegiance, they have embittered our North
ern friends against us. By their constant
meddling, they are doing more than any
other class of persons to keep the people Of
the South from returning to peace and or
der. They go smelling about" and should
a native-born Southerner crook his finger,
these s'sprigs of the quiili'seee treason in 1T,
and in a few days the New York papers are
filled with descriptions of mysterious
leagues" Unreasonable societies." etc.
H. Mai. Gen. Thomas, no less an able man
| than an able soldier has time and again ex-
pressed his desire that civil law should be
restored within the limits of his depart
ment, and has pledged the entire military
force at his command to assist in the accom-
plishment of this much desired object so
have all his subordinates, with whom we
have had. the pleasure of an acquaintance,
expressed the same desire,s And we hon.
estly believe that If the question was left to
the military and the people, the matter
would be ainicably and honorably adjusted
| in very short time. But these brawling
phianthropists, who, when, there was dam
ger.frohn rebel bullets, skulkedi far in the
rear, now move through the South spread
ling contagion and disaffectien wherever
they go. Society, confused and disorgan-
lized as it is under the,new order of things, is
| an inviting field for these mischief makers.
They labor to estrange the races one from
the other, and by their gross misrepre
ltiohs, place ,is further than ever from peace
and tranquility. They discourage us iii
every effort we make to obtain the icontil
dence OF the country and return to civil
life. We want the confidence Of The Gov
ernment. We want civil law, and by all
the powers within is'we VIII labOf In every
honorable way, to- obtain these rights and
privileges. With what bsart have we to
labor for these, when we are met with such
sentiments as these, taken from 4 Northern
journal :s.Twelve m6nthsfrDm now will be
time enough tor the first steps toward civil
goverhmentin this State" This sentiment
emanates from one who Is ssojourning in the
South, and processes to be acquainted with
the status oDthe people, From whatstahd-
point he can come to suchia conclusion We
are unable to determine We believe our
people are ready fof civil law to-day, as
much as they VIII be IN the next ten years.
sXfrea at Little rRdcR destroyed the 6uid-
ingoeoupied by Government SpeoialsA gent
of the Treasury. Loss $4,000. 'ogi
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Notice in Partition.

SARAH BYER, MARY K. BYER,
y William y. Byer, David w. Byer, and John
.kigore, Guardian Of the said William O. and Da-
vid W. Byer, Elnira Parish. an infant under the
age of "a years and William Parish her father will
take notice that petition was filed against them on
Pleas of Franklin county, Ohio. by Cornelius Byer
andis now pending. wherein the said Cornelius By
er demands partition Of the following real estate
situate in said Franklin county, to- wit: .-.t.--
1 Beginning at an ash stump on the banks Of Darby
creek, corner to Mary Moore, and thence with her
line N. 81 deg, Z. poles to stake; thence N. 65
deg. 30 min, w. 2975lOO poles to hickory and su-
gar tree; thence N. 81 deg, II poles to stake on
the bank Of the creeki thence down the creek with
the meanders thereof to the place OF beginning,
tanning one 75l00 acres less being part of
survey No LAS, originally entered in the name Of
William Brown on the east side OF Darby creek and
that at the next term Of said Court the said Corne-
illus Byer will apply for order that partition may
be made Of said premises. - o. =, =, ,,,,, -
SPARROW \ wRIeHr. Attys. y
July II, 1866. 3.o- lo '5tD. july99-w6w
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-22

IN reply to "vc,ers, We q portion
of the candidates addressed would
respectfully submit that n Ia upuise
In ovr ju'lgsment, fsr olhe people N
require unconditional pledges ivcm
ssa,lidstes wAa 'sspirs " vepresn,
thsm In sllsyisIstive body, b6t quito
right tha, they should know hctr
,cpinions upon al iiRpuesAst ques.
tions likclytc come before them N
their official capacity and In cx-
| pressing our vifwsp tpcnl thh 1uy.
iions propoundcd BY s"Yplsrs, wc
do not wish 70 be understood as max !.
ing any pledge az, 10 The course we
! May qeem \ a0nf ipty.' y t.h< upon
said g,isstions, shoullos slsotod
bso,u uN Lsgislalure,s tagoituAs imvossi.I
W for any iolIs TO ino~h whst ~
litudc tho questions niny como ip, or
what how lighss .p,Ay 10 thrown upon
them. : A Legislator, .pp4 have ~
itude for tbs exercise pfx,SSpnd }is.
Sgetion; slhcrwiae,' Il sssjpIDvsihls
for him to be. efficient. 'rpco 70 solo
The first question 80 Gar a. II ro-
fsrs to tho Treasury Mites authorized
I Ay tho Legislssnrs, fsRdshle ID eight
i ncr. 0ont ken1aL, nth Ia 49, Mn
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n
that the administration Of spssAy
Justice vii preserve tho services Ol
laborers when and whore most need
ed, and u ths same iimc save tho
ospelIse VI = hssyy lsx 10 supper,
criminals y ,jAil awaiting asisl.
The last question, M to the relief
OF debtors, The wsE having left tho
country IN an impoverished condition,
we would be ih,jhvoe nf y, J4Aiaiow
system of rcIUf kwG undSs, ths
operation Of an act Of the l.sGi1l&
stsrss passed In 1891 |, no swt fo1slhe
sollSNon Of debts can b eomAsActd
IN less time than twelve months tktt
tho termination OF tho war, but NJ
may 10 necessary 10 amend that act,
that anpls sni aal1iliouAl pestsction
may bs alsr1e& Ths however, h .
EsltxsnSil' el. tM 'dsllcass ,polhs ,An'
oaShll w iaa'st - iwikA,lbe .HfMSr
autioa, . dlsshv%As pslisf onaS bs
.ssllyahaprGh q Ne maaasss ~, sa
.Niurytorssc.rLlJf elsclcd ws ashell|
|dstlwish sfall ssuss tfsAs .psiCusk
Ibillyt rts,itg upoi NJ, md ShlIs ,stb
IVAN Ntafi,spr l. Sxoid, ikn njstiH lSr
uy upon ny, we shall strive % %.
'arc "the :reytast good y tho great
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treubIs Or excite you, but believe that
y 4, n i y, The great object of The
0osovhao1t - Rahs tke uuioa oe
those United States more complete
and perfect than ever, and to main
tain " % = CoAbSku(lSs6l i'priucplcs
moro forcibly than h has ever been
ho(hgs. Thsn' Why esnnot wc ell
oosss Up 10 ths 'Ssvk In q proper
aphNl, II Other words, let us look
(ebht CosstitQ( Q(ion, The issuc has
boon msds, end desilsa, then as wiHe
4lhsWAo vso rloN, dare detsIAIn.
lSb Nov 3 ~ ohltcrs and bttth-
~, Snd q mei Mho love their aoan.
~ iathe heus 4 hsr trial, aAd sul.
I llsAg, Why esaAot 10 como Up sgd
4 lestlS ~ aquestlons " tie
ke1r Apd aljus( ,thsm according 70
~ psj1elplts sf jsslics and honor |!
MPpF>aIplVs II slavery srs gcas,
thS fotkdf status Of the negro had 70
BE- changed, and We, as wise men,
must recognise Nn nAtents fact, and
adapt ourSelyes % fks, cirtimstapccs
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s7fFsF DH''
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know ths nature of ~ S64lksfk ~
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error they viii frankly acknowledge
il In sdiieel pspneg, end aow In The
perfCtmance Il daty, Or indeed any
they nIIl DO L 10 kssssedly ssd|
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i.sssael = !y1l9lnly IsI9 NET
Both Both = I!:f,.Ss I!': .SSs !. a:.: ".
SsvbsvSo ~ s3esp> vAssbsuss ss,sdk 6nd
on I'll sides THE spirit Of cspdoes1o6l
SSaSf Pf1t !StRS!, ,'lIlHl.sp, ! AAp
ours; GNtGD DeoQhboe ~ > eeain5t
~, on1ns1hoi ilpejDin having been
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honsseIv6 6asttat eity Nthe. sdsbsiera-
msnt.
In das{.WlkHItsln our.
selves no diskosoi, and should not
,Aagt '$$sE. 4Elskos.
selves BY our actions, cad ws Shosld
feel that the 0oysrnmens hes trossed
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lnousIy proesseds ssos. 30 iss =
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and'yg6 I'd Gtte - H6At y brssk
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stsaa.6,ply = IA ,Spf fiSA a
monopoly combined aeiipil eiv
ccantry Il must 70 down, and ~
syuntr5 70 sps Yes, thsinnr.vaG
made 81 }hs 6ontb against the Gov.
S1dD6cd floG w G0lrn001u d
'tlihmphsd, and the 6ossh ifSS q Bel
ancssi3 iibaasoo W Ttuu1us1D end
:: manly :: 9||;|:s!ss:! e,:::;;; ,,:::;;
II the dseid ~ u ~ 1AitA. Whils
I rejoiee that the rebellion hes ben
crui NJ subdssd and I'm happy
ID eiossness Of . deity well
p sesld n9kPbly hrs ,glr
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Thso Clbbcr, IL 5sG1 ~ SIll'
three osAsss lnnds q - don
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but .,, tho fourth . Asa M nothing -pni'
tlcalsr excepting : FemaFIol)o way
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in post.coaeh. and While % lAs
dsat eeaehs sfls3 yssh bsd nedNuss.
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FOR tho Pauola SyAn.
Thou'st Said Farewell.


.st sr .saaI .l---l slagrl eJa , "
"rarc thee wolf the tie 10 broken
Which once hound my ssdltcSeess'
khon'st said fapwslI and y tsyA parted ]
.psfIa ~ y VERDI ajsse AoI0g D.D
Ind / fovlorn and broken hearted,
Must .ra:ilsfs yfotyt>dESeD|
q ray oi sunshine beams above ne,
ThIe6lun ~ glsdscss SssratvAyG
ace thou alasl bas't eenssd 70 love ms1
AndDo6tsog1 tsvaOs 0's"ay.
death would ealm M bitter ssrsos,r
Ma NAd1f1 f836tAH A6F ~ l1Sly
bw. .klsaly hukI y1itll ta1 t8bpty w.
bti s q snq|sdI |sdI Ps'ii 1i 'b bIs " 4iss3 @ s ''''m
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| And every dream d bliss 70 past.
fc., 70, my ionasss hopes ere elis!ssed-
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t,s4sIFss.;Es FssI;si 20 :; S'::'y faS!;s,.
couishsnes apdx lls acsks - 6g
" ovcr the world. ani hs>ieh' 4 rs,
as be could ,p the devil.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12

STRANGE BURIAL CUSTOMS IN SICILY
In Sicily church yards are unknown. The
corpses are placed in layers in the vaults Of
churches without a coffiu, and when decom-
position has performed its work, the remains
Of the poor are piled together in one corner,
and sometimes walled in; but those who can
afford to have their remains placed in niche
in special apartment, called the Chamber OF
Death, where for long time the hideous rel
les OF humanity may be seen by the curious
1t is a large hall on the ground floor, lighted
BY large window like that of an artists stu
All round there are inches like sentry-boxes
let into the wall; they are about six feet high,
and the bottom is level with the floor. The
eorp]es, blackened by decomposition, are
irlsntful to look at; they are kept generally in
a standing, position by a rope round their
necks, and their naked, feshless feet rest
on the floor; bnt, as they are not uniformly
Ilshtened, the attitudes are all different some
leaning forward with their heads outside fine
niche, as though about to advance into the
room. All have a paper label fastened on to
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their breast, eouched thus: II am so-and-so
have mass said for me, mercy's sake"
In one of the inches is the corpse of young
man in a zouave's uniform; he is fastened
round the waist, so that the body is bent in
two. the head down and the hands forward,
which gives him the appearance of looking for
something on the floor. There are also few,
only very few glass coffins. In one of them
is gentleman wearing chimney-pot hat,
much too large for what is left of his head.
A few wooden cofins form strange contrast
with the CHASTITY exhibitions all around. They
contain the remains of ladies, this barbarous
fashion Of post mortem display stopping short
at the fair sex. taa
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J FarIn for Sale

GITUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known the "Col. Cushman
Place." within two miles Of two depots on the G. T.
r. B., containing 200 acres of land, 40 of which is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall. Building
good two storied house, with out-budings; and barn
100 feet by 80, cut full of hay last year. Orchard
consisting of several hundred thry apple trees, all
grated bore in '62, 1900 bushels, and IN "a have
sold 5000 90 worth Of apples, besides bdunful sup
ply for a large family. Pear plum and cherry trees
in bearing, with variety of other fruit.
Also, Cranberry patch from which 80 bushels have
been taken in one season. 9 4 Z ls8a.f
The location is fine one, with plenty of shade
trees. Mills, school house, &C., near by saos
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
june3eod3m* SAM'L II. SWEETSIR.
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W092ted. 3'L
"A american GIRL, competent to do house work
- satisfactory reference required Apply at No. 5
otale street. aug9d3t%
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WUnted.
Wanted.

A GENTS wanted in every town in Maine to can
: IN vass for the ifel -
Hs'a LADIES' GUIDE A7h
The most simple method ever offered to the public
tor CUTTING DRESSES Ladies wanting employ
ment can obtain lucrative business.
Address iia MRS. g. II. SANFORD, sf.as
K. - Portland. Maine.
Call at No. Brattle St.. or 62 Middle st. ag1d1m
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THERE win be Special Meeting ofthe Stockhold-
ers Of the international Steamship Company at
their Office, corner Commercial and Union Streets,
onSATURDAY, August 10Th, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A.
M to see If the Stockholders will vote to incease the
Capital Stock, and to act upon any other business
that may legally come before the netting.
Per Order of the Directors. 10 81
st,sis tat ii.l 4 e = ea ID. LIBBY, Sec'y.
Portland, August 8. -dtd 10 sif ~
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aaF Cts.
No. Cures Ee0ers, Congestion, Inaamations, 25
" Worms, Worm-Fever Worm-Colic 25
- Cryiag-Colie, or Teeihng of infants, 25
5f" : DiarGa Of children or adults IS
Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Collie, %
" Choiera-Morbus, Nausea, Vomiting 25
" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis 25
:, - Neuralgia Toothache, Faeeache, IS
" Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. %
" i0 " DYSPEPSIA, Bilious Stomach, rs
~ suppressed or painful Periods, 25
~ " Whites, too profuse Periods, %
:. 10 Group. Cough, difficult Breathing. %
" IA :. Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Eruptons, 25
= " l5 g Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains 25
" l6 =" FeDer and Ague, Chill Fever, Agus, so
:. II g Piles, blind or bleeding, so
" Is Ophthdinay, and sore or weak eyes, 50
:. 10 g catarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza, so
20 . Whoopihg-C Cough, violent Coughs, 50
& " . q : ASTHMA, oppressed Breathing, so
% /" Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing, so
/" q - Scrcfaha enlarged Glands, Swelngs 50
:. a b.' General Debility Physical Weakness, SO
:" 25 & Dropsy and scanty Secretions so
:. 26 ' Sed-Sick7aess, sickness from riding. so
N :" Kidney Disease, Gravel, 5flsr SO
Z" 28 Nervous Debility Seminal Emissions,
involuntary Discharges, leo
g. 90 :" Sore Mouth, Canker, s. SO
" 30 90 UrindTd Inc0ntinence, wetting bed. so
: 81 :. Painful Periods, even with Spasms, SO
"32 GO SHFerings at Change ofLife, II 90
"33 ~ Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Vitus' Dance, %
q "a =" Diphtherid liberated Sore Throat, so
.o .s s-.s.ulils FAMILY CASES. ~"
35 Vials, Morocco Case, and Book, $40 90
90 large Walls, in Morocco, and Book, COO
20 large pials plain case, and Book, 60 60 "
so l5 Boxes Nos. to i5) and Book. 3 %
& ls ete,lss VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany Case 10 Walls. $40 90
Single Walls, with directions, H3 q 20
% These Remedies by the Case or single Box,
are sent to any part of he country, by Mail or Ex-
press free of charge receipt of the price. Address,
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC 4ff
homeopathic MEDICINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot, No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Dir. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his office,
personally or by letter, aboye for all forms Of
disease ~ 5Istfl ssts iaiItt
H. H, HAY, Agent, Portland. july9Ge5eod'y
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12

WQ11teN.
"A SITUATION as an accountant, or an interest
~ IN good paying business, by one who has had
experience, and can furnish Capital. Good refer
enees gwen Address Box 1868, Portland P. o.
Aug. 9.-d1wiss . T- TT
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12

HOUSE LOTS on Oxford, Washington, Madison
Ii Munroe, Fremont, Greenleaf and Fox streets on
terms to suit. Apply to WIN. OXNARD,
july25iseo11n 174 Cumberland st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12

SEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Ely
~ abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
seen. st-s ~ may13f
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12
To Let.
For Sale or to Lease.

1.-TWO OFFICES over No. "a Middle Street.
IL Also, Store-house on Union Wharf.
y July 22-dtf .fs4 gaiHi4 VIM. BOYD
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12
Board on PeaIs,s Is1aua

THHE subscriber is prepared to accommodate sever
il al boarders al his house on Peaks Island. His
residence is located near the Montreal House. in a
pleasant situation, and no labor will be spared that
can contribute to the enjoyment of his boarders.-
Charges moderate. ,>,
Aug. 5-d1w* alnl at.n
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12
Miscellaneous.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIc SPECIFICS.

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
eient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adap ed to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; SO harmless
ways reliable. They have raised the highest com
mendation from all and will always render satisfac-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12

Aug. 5-d1w*
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12

A FARM in Cumberland of 40 acres, eight miles
~ nom Portland and within fifteen minutes walk
inquire on the premises of q
,i s-..4s..st ~. MRS. A. L PETTENGILL.
July % ~ alf ssan 31w3wk
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12
For Sale and to Let.
House to Let.

nN York Street. near the corner of High Street,
Ogood tenement containing thirteen finished rooms,
with gas and chandeliers, good cstern cemented MOOT
and furnace in the cellar, and water Rent $780, ana
taxes. ltH4 f4 81 Hsiitsa
Inquire of T f
RICHARD CROCKETT,
Aug 10-d1w* No. High Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12
For Sale.

DLEASANTLYl located in Freeport q miles from
Il the Depot, on the old county road to Brunswick
the old homestead known the Townsend place.
containing So acres. Fruit trees, wood lot,
and water convenient. Apply to Mai. w. MITCH
ELL, on the premises. Price $soO0S jy2Odti
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12
To Rent.

A TENEMENT centrally located, TO a family with
1out children, at one hundred and fifty dollars pei
year. Apply to P. S. W.,
jpne16H Ahs = No 375 Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-12
Corn Mill.

TTlHE subscribers are prepared to GRIND corn
Il for customers at their Mil on YORK street. Omec
Commercial St. head of Richardson's sari.
julv17eodlm E. f. UPHAM q SON