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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
New York market-Aug. eI.

C0TTON-Unchanged
FL0UR-Dult and 100 1850 lower Sales at o. 40
9o O5 for extra State 5000 25 for common TO good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and Sl0 30
9i2 for trade brands, closing quiet. -
MHlSKI-Quiet and nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts 700 bushels. Dull and rath-
or easier Sales 81 800 bushels at 81 IS al so for in
ferior Chicago spring, 81 so for Milwaukee club
81 - for unsOund winter red Western, o. % for No
Milwaukee. and 81 So az 60 for white Western
RYE-Recepts, 7,7OO bushels Quite firm, and
sales II, 500 bushels atS7Q992c for Wisconsin,
co RN-Receipts, A 300 bushels. lc lower, and
sales 96 900 bushe at SOS2c for inferior S21SS3 C
for shipping nike WESTERN $40 for load prime
do in store, and e0c for smallOts Western yellow
OATS-Receipts, 1895 bushels ic lower and
dull. Sales $4,000 bushels AZ 4S s47c for Chicago
4sg52c for Milwaukee, and 81 g55c for Iowa.
COFFEE-Quet.
SUGAR-Fitn. Cuba l09llcA.
MOhASSES-Steadv. Barbadoes, go 862c. -
PETROLEUM-Que at 27e for Grade. and 434
44c for refined in bond. ..Eh. w .
PORk-Active and more frmer Sales at s32 81
g3S 10 for new mess, closing at S35 90 for ca b,
$50 so or old, ald S25 1908 80 for prime Also se50
brs new mess for September, October and January
sellers and buyers option, at S2S 1898 rs.
BEEE-.Steady at about previous prices.
BEEE HAMS--NOminal.E H|.T f. . #EI
CUT MEATS--Heavy. Sales at l4K@l51<c for
Shoulders and 2O922c for Hams.
-BACON-Inactive.
LARD-Dull at ISk92lKc.r ? #.#
BUTTER-Quiet TT 2O93Sc fort Ohio, and 3o942hC
for State. =
CHEESE at5alOc. - III a Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 21s-The New Or
leans Tribune, Republican, and freedmen's
organ, announced its temporary suspension
t0-daydrA8 IsGCttsL da1# iyitsaD ,ssdnb N 81 y
Two bottles were picked up at the mouth
Of Baoou Terreboune, on the 18th, in the
Gulf of Mexico, containing papers as fol-
lows: No. 1-Ship-fying Eagle, May "a,
1S66.-Lost all masts and In helpless condi-
tiDn, with six feet Of water In hold. Signed
CratAn.noh s'.i ,s,tft4 ti9 -'.l"
No. ., {much faded, in pencill-U. S,
ship Powhattan, Chinese coast, October 10,
1857. ~ n y.E8gl'2 ~ 1k ~
Cotton Is isrepOrfed knee high in the east
ein part of Warren and Claixbonne ceUn-
tiles, ma. and devastated by worms, but
gbod in Pike, Amite, Franklin and Marion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
FROM CHICAGO.
Excitement Among the Fenians-
Moving from all Quarters.


CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-A Herald's Chicago
special says: There is great excitement
among the Fenians here, and movement
of some kind is evidently under way, al
though everything is kept profoundly Sc
cret. Some mysterious picnics and pleas
ure gatherings are announced in this
vicinity.
Three hundred Fenians left Louisville
last night to attend one of their picnics,
and on the same train there were 30 cases of
rifles. Companies A and d OF the 18th
Fenian regiment leave Louisville for Chi
cago tonight; also 200 Fenians from Nash
vile, each one carrying four shooter by
way OF provisions. 200 Fenians also passed
through Nashville yesterday from Mem
phis, on their way to attend the Chicago
picnics, and the news has been received
here, even from New Orleans, that the Fe-
mans there are making preparations for the
Chicago picnics.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22

PERMANENT AND WIDESPREAD
SUCOksS Is THE BEST EVIDENOH or
THE GOOONESS OF BRAN DlRETtAfS
PILI,s,2 2YheS Ahcpld bo, infsve.5 fAmiIys tsady
for dJ6 on the Afat symptoms Of disease occurins.
This method willAoftea cave lifS. RsmsmbSr.t the
Cholera mHgt be treated ~ ., POiSens
and, yopr safety demands 1t should b dOt rid IL
without delay. Coda, rheumatism, asthma. plsu-
Sy diarrhOsa. SccS in fact Sl sickness Il the cOn-
sequence Of aetyO impurities IN the blood. These
beius shbtsd, tho health b restored 1t onces uAA
Observe my name IN the Goyerpmept stamp in
UhikS lettsrv, Hold By Druggists.
aHfa0-dk Win f-flAlF.hS BsBkANDRETH !,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 2O.--The Mayor Is
in full exercise of all his functions, with no
actual interference by military authorities.
+ The report Is, that in place Of Gen. SherE
idan being ordered to report to Lieut.. Gen.
Grant, Sheridan was given by the Presi-
fcer, civil or military, he saw 1T. He re-
moved no one. '-'p Nap@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
FROM DENVER,
ChIIIiCottI EIeCledI 10 Couu

DO 'OHHHHHCOut4H 10 OOUBT6S8e
DENVER, Cot, Aug. 2L-Cbillicott, Rad
ieal Republican, is elected Delegate to Con-.
gress over Hunt, Administration. The dis
patch received by Senator Doolittle. In the
Philadelphia Convention is erroneous,
Southern counties, hitherto Democratic, re-
turn large Republican maiorities.
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PAPER FOR FHB ETATR,

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,l
! -ass i99 COLUMBUS, ONO, August 3, 1866,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
Y, ceiyed at the Office of theiSscretarj Of State
Monday, the ga day Of OfSeptemBSrne next,
Az noon, for furnishing Pareg for the use of the
Ststeot Ohio, for one year, asfollows: ,yil7A--f
2,TOO, Renms DoRble super Royal
.-l-.,,7sC Printlng Paper ID q rs:i
0X BY Al inches, to weigh not less than 50 pounds
'i'IA % 'i,'H A. TO the reanf. n'ii ~ ~ a
msQ Reams Double Flat CAPS -Ns
itRy q inches. to weigh a least Is pounds to the
.zn ream'g % Ne ro .sHa aa,o1. Z.
76 Reams Brochure Cover Paper
Assorted colors 90 by n inches to weigh at least "a
The qHahtities above named ID be increased at the
option Of the Secretary Of State. sf9 1
Bids must be accompanied by samples Of the pa
psr, and must specify the price at which such kind
shd 2sality iIl be delivered at the State House. in
The paper must be Of the best quality. The de-
Livery Of the paper TO commence on the first of No
vtmber next, and continue as the paper shall be
Each pseRSsll a. sfsqairsd By laE) must b &C..
cdmpahied by bond, with at least two good and
sufficient sureties, In the penal sum of not exceed
ing Twenty Thousand Dollars, nor less than Five
thousand Dollars. conditioned for the faithful per-
fcrmance Of such contract as may be awarded Z B
' The Bids to be made and contracts TO be awarded
In accordaQc0 with the termB Of an act An
act toprDvide fof The purchase OF Stationery Fuel
and other articles for the General Assembly and
State oficers, passed March II, 1853. and AN act
tiepeyA SpfltheAbOve entitled act uAaaSd March
1858.
Bidsts insorssaa e On ~ ths envelopes "PrOpOuals
Bidders are assured that NO paper will be received
unless " c0hfotmgin every respect the samples.
provision wiI WI aEEis9 SMfrBI 9
hugk-dtd Secretary Of HtAie. ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
FROM NEWBBRNE.
AttempE TO Rob a Bank - The
7,i.valT Cashier Killed, ,.,Uep qsi-,

I NEwBERNE, N. c., Aug. o2l.--Great ex+
element exists here this morning over the
discoveryiOf conspiracy to rob the First
National Bank Of this city, by killing its
Cashier, Mr.. H. H. Thompson. Theleaders
in the affair were arrested last night and
are now in Jail awaiting their examination,
which will take place this morning before
Mayor Washington.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
FROM NEW YORK.
The Lersex City Fire.

New YORK, Aug. 2l.-Seven lives are
now known to have been lost by the recent
contlagration in Jersey City, and it is prob-
able the number may reach ten. Parties
are engaged graphing for the missing
bodies, but there is small likelihood of their
efforts being attended with success. The
loss in tobacco was 1866 hhds., valued at
$273,000.
Delegates 10 the September Con-
Vent.On.
SING SING, n. Y, Aug. 20.-The Repub-
lican Convention of the Third District of
West Chester county, met to-day at Croton
Dam, and chose Horace Greeley, Hezekiah
ID. Robertson, and Francis Larkin, dele
gates to the September Convention. 1t is
asserted that conservative delegates were
excluded and held separate Convention,
which endorsed the proceedings of the
Philadelphia Convention.
Financial. 'jr ffH.H..
The Commercials money article saws
The money market shows slight reaction
from the late extreme ease. There are
more applications from brokers. This
morning applications for call loans were
mostly at per cent. to average borrowers,
but firms of AL standing are supplied with
all they want at per cent. There is rath-
,er more activity in discounts. Produce
commission paper is offered very freely and
stands unusually well with buyers, prime
names passing at 5@5% per cent The
most general rate for prime bills is per
cent. F'.t =. Il.
The gold market is weak. The rate for
gold loans is fiat and the present tone of
affairs appears to favor lower quotations.
1t is understood that the combination for
putting up the price sold over $4;O0O00O
during the late advance at over 100, which
materially eased the market, and the pre-
vailing suppOsition now is that with the
heavy receipts from Aspinwall and the
early payment of interest upon 10-4O's, the
clique will realize upon their whole amount.
Apparently, however, no such process of
realizing is in operation at present.
Foreign exchange is again easier for to-
morrOw's steamer. Prime bankers sterling
sixty days is offered at 1919, but has sold
this morning as low as l071S. Very good
bankers bills are offered at 1861. t' .r,,l 81,
The slight change in the aspect of the
money market has for the moment checked
the buoyancy of stocks. Atthis mornings
Board their was some hammering of stocks
by parties temporarily in the bear interest,
and prices were lower. ..- .,..., -. ",
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New York Stock NTarket-Aur,e e1.

.ST0CKS-Quiet. Chicago 4 Rock Island IO7K; /;
Fort Wayne a Wabash ~; Illinois Central 1225I;
Reading ll6z: Western Union Telegraph 6s5<; Ten-
nessee 6s 69A; 81 of 49, Coupons, lliS 52Os, reg
ular, Of 1862, lO97z; 1O-4O Coupons, lO2.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22

This sthe most delig htful article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands 70 pOarly satin texture Of TaVishing beauty
imparting the marble purity Of youth. and the do
Hn0ts appearance 90 inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. II removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughneSs from the skin, eaving the complexion
freab, transparent and suooth. 1t contains no ma.
teral injurious 10 the skin. PAroniEed by Actress
es and Open Singers. Il Is whatevery lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared BY w.k. HAGAN, Troy. N. Y.s.T s,1d
Address all orders to '431sa
q 5rC DEMAS BARNES d CO.. New York. e
octo-d1wly ~ s,h H.a',' .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
AQUA do MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentls-
mems boonl The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person.t
render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent eruptiOns
to perfume clothing. 30. ,..,... -,.,,. .,,,,.r
1t overcomeS the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
ltromovesre rednsss, tau. blotches. 10. l'st -e-
Itcures nervous headaohe and INFLAMMATION
ltcopls, softeDs spd adds delcaoy 10 the skim ~
ltyields asubdued and lasting perfume. tUo1
Itcures musqueto bites and stings Of insects. ''oh
II contains no material injurious 10 the skin.
PatyoniSed BY Actresses and Opera Singers. tiSl
what every lady should have. Sold evefywhere.-
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other COOsnS. Peffumsry. OF Toilet WAter after
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
stsIS1 II Props. Exclusive agents. n. Z. a
octa-dkwlv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22

New York Money Market-AuR. 2I.
MONEY--Market rather more active at 496 per
cent. for call loans.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dul at 1O79lO7K. q
hOLD-ls lower Opening at l47K, decl ming to
H7H, and closing at l49. 80 iii 30
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Quiet and without
decided change. II --T
EREIGHTS-To Liverpool quiet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
rNeyv,KoRk- DIV taoods lVTnrI.et.-

Dry Goods in active demand at very full prices.
standard Brown Sheetng; Pacific, A. CSC. Bleached
Prints; Merrimac,, POE; Spr eue's, W, l9e! Do
IheStic Ginghams; Lancaster. $50. Tickings Amos
keag, q A, SOc Corset Jeans, 6Oc; PepperelI, 23c
lAines: Pacific, 24c. - ~
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Paving Notice.

To all aohon u may Concern:T s.a.. .. .EE
..Hi, ..s. CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, o., August 4, 1865. T.
Notice is hereby given, thst proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements, to-wit:
For building six-foot brick Sewer from the west
side Of Front street along Spring street to the west
side of West street, from thence along the south
side of the railroad track to the Scioto river.
The same TO be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer.
and filed in the Office Of the City Clerk. =
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
fore the Seventeeth day of September, A. D. 1865.
l.. E. WILSON, e.I
Gug0-dltaw4W City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
COM MERClAL MATTERS.
WeeIeIy RevIew Of Columbus rfarke,.

"OOAy ASONAeW OI OOlumDu0 MnKkete
STATESMAN OPFIoE,
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 2I.)
RETAIL MARKET.
Wheat, Red. :. Q 4O@2 5OTimothy Seed, bush .Ss OO
White. % OO90 00 Maple Sugar. ...,..... . 9Oc
Oats per bushe. 30c Molasses per galt1 2Ol go
Uorn perbushel Soc Syrup per gal 81 0O9l 80
Butter per B........ 3OcITea per o. Q2 40
LsTd per io 25c RO Coffee per B.... $50
Dried ass BrOOmHs C ms per dcass So 19S sS
W hlte BeansD...... 90 Hay per ton ..... $40 90
sSt in Flour TS1 Per b III sis 5Osis siSS &C
SsssfPes sssf Ssr ooI;i..,..$SS oIi 90 90 RRhiten 90
Shoulder lSe Candles, saiic1 aSS e
Salt PORK per Dbl. $3i 90 Candles, Opa..... .3Oc
wood per Cord "a 0O94 50 Cheese, per B....... zoe
Sbs y Es.sy Eaaas yRE RfE & S Il i;s
u.... p,. Kits B 5O9e layers ....,. IS 30
White Fish Dbl. .$95 so Sultan p 2ec
UOd Fish per bnew. DIG Figs per ."....... SOC
Herrng per Dbl. $l2 V0 Prunes per B..., .25c
Eggs per dOH''. Wool Twine. 20925c
Norn Meal per bus. VI OOS y. Hams per B.... .28c
NO Sugar per l9X @isc Dried Pears sSc
Buokwheat Flour per lb 60 Rags ...............5c
Crsnberries. pr bril- Sl6s l6 Maple Syrup .S2 90
WHOLESALE MARKET. ,.........
FLoUR-Dull. Sales at ell e5 to SIl so for red.
and sI2 90 OH 80 fer white.
WHEAT-Scarce and firm. No. ! Red Western
$e5o; No. do % 25i No. Milwaukee Club 81 %;
CoRN-Active at SOC. '.t'
OATs-Od 3Oc; new 25c.
KYE-Sales at 60c. fiH''
HAY-Sales at $T98 90. rrT.a
BEAFs-Sales at o. 90. -..
FISH White rule at S1S OOS2o @ 90 per or Dbl, 'i'
BARLEY-Nominal. No sales.
BROOM C0RN-S1 so. W .....H.. ri
EELAx sEgP-sSies at % 95s2 so per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-$275.
BUcKwHEAT ELOgR-Nominal. -.--
PIG lRoN-H B. No. ], $53955; No. 9 &529530 100, q
b., none in market.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
CRlSTADORO'S RAIR Dye,

without staining the akin ipIurinE the tameuts.
MGnufactured BY J, CRlSTAD ORC. Q Astor House.
New YOEk. Sold BY Drngsiets.l Applied by all
HAiI DresserS. augl5-d&Wlmun
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
Uroiedlo 10 .lEaTl11 Lang. . |,

FL0UR-Dull and noninally lower.
WHEAT=295c lower, Sales, new white q so;
new amber at ~ bs shipping ~ 95. >, ~ ="
C0RN-Less aetye and lower. Sales at B3JIc for
No. mixed, and 7sc for No. mixed. 'I'l
lOATS-Steady. Sales at S3kc!-~ a
LAKE FIRE IGHTS+pull.IIBz ] 10 19QIQI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
FROM BUFFALO.
The Fenian Picnic.

BUFFALO, Aug. 2l.-The Fenian picnicers
turned out in large numbers in procession
this morning through some of the principal
streets, escorted by Irish military COM
panies, the soldiers being the only ones
armed with guns. AS the female Fenians
constitute alarge proportion of the gath
ering, it is safe to say that no raid is in
tended. Gems. Spears, Murphy and O'Neil
arrived yesterday, and will be present at
the picnic. An invitation has also been
extended to Col Booker and staff.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BUFFALO, Aug. 2l.-The Fenian Picnic
to-day called together a large number of
persons. 1t is estimated that there were
$1,000 to 10000 on the grounds. At three
o'clock the sham fight commenced, descrip-
tion of the Limestone Ridge affair, which
made considerable fun. Soon after a meet
ing was organized and A.Sherwood, of this
city, chosen Chairman. Gen. O'Niell ad-
dressed the meeting at some length in i'm
passoned style: He was followed by Hon. .
A. M. Clapp and Chas. Macomber, of this
city. The whole affair was orderly. There
was no hint given of any proposed hostil-
tiles, and no one here believes raid on
Canada is intended, at least for some time,
if at all
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baltimore Market-Aug

! EL0UR-Steady; transactions light.
MlHIEAT-LDull and 2@Sc lower. 5srsbil9I -ES
CORN-12c lower. o.rnf ft1f
PRQYISIQNSzzInsct .-sssrs-r, rsr,-a,
MESS PORK SSS so.
SUGAR-Dul aud unsettled.
COFFEE-Firm. Rio ls9lsc.
WHIsRf4- Firm. PennsyFaniaat $3.50. I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22

Removed from his old Office.
DIR. A. b. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, neal
High street. Columbus, Ohio. has, devoted himsel
fora seresof years To the trea msnt of certain pri
vato diseases. He maj beconsulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank a-.v
: chQa'6S,n "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-22
AS "A CROW,

BLACK AS "A CROW,
AloEyeiEs sihoss many . splendid head thSt
u now grey or grizzled. Why not restore to the
yet unwrinkled brow its raven honors? Five min
utes effects the SPLENDID transformation. In less
time than ariaenAnwoaldtaket ~ AZ
,rhoAp AAR FIRE otao
sr than the OHIO ,HAMHAEI
RAVENS WING.
No matter of what undesirable tint the hair or
whiskers or board may be, the change TO superb
and perfectly hatatd bl4ek SfIIfsNn is2aSs6fna
plished by oneappioAtion Of
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trob Sbrer Sebler N6tung Dor Sbnen babe1t,
0enn t9 tpiiBte, oaB Sic It6 tpobt unaberlester
abe" rten'als i3le6ter SanbIungen idulOie 1ttas
den fGnnten." -
s5Gpsrt, tpel9er 1eiren 8ruber bate nientaIS
Ieloen tbnnen, mart ibm einen finltern 8Iid gu,
al8 lie einanoer bic 6ano rei9ten.
SIrt nobm etnen Gartenlfubl unb lief 1i9
tle0en @onlton3e ttteber, tpdbrenb er oo8 Muge
aut Die 3eidnun9 ri6tete.
nWte t6nner Sic, ntetn 9ndbiges SrduIeir,
Sbre 3eit an ber9Ieiden 2appalien perl9ipenz
Den? Sei @Ott, ib tplrbe 1ieuta[S einen 8Ietltift
IN Ote 0m1b nebmen, tpenn i9 perurtbet(t tpdre
per9let9en Btiiudeu, @ebal6e unb 6duierden
bin5ufribeln." -.1
Isle lino ni&t iebr artis," ertpieberte Gor>
ltan5e ld9etno. ,,@in tppbler3psener GapaIier
9erdtb in @nt3iiden, tpean er bic 3ei6nuna
eIner Dame erbltdt uno pare oieIeIbe uu9 nod
10 i6Iebt." =
uWein 8ruOer ma9t feinen glnIprlt6 auf
quite @r3tebnng," fiel Gpert Elm, ,,@r 1T Elm
Mrbetter u, tpeiter ri6tS. gluf WaIrergeraHen
lerllt man feine 2ebenSart.'. .I5'..,t
!Sart ipralt9 raih ollt mari einetr 8Iid auf
ben SruDer uno be9onn bann ber5tid 5u Iadben,
mdbrenD er ertldrte, bergteiben fleine 9lusfdlle
ilbten auf bic 3eit perpart iperben, mo lie NIT
eil1arlber allein tudren; benn es 0eb6re ntat
te3t gum 8nton Ton, ite in Gegentport elmer
9anle QnS5uma9en. a.1
Stepbana i6lOb ftdb ibnen iebt audi tuieber
an, uno etpaS ipdter fltbr Elm tIeiner @a9en
Die gl(lee berani. Gs mar Sacobp 2anse's
Drpi6fe. t-s
09o buben mir 9errn 2anse unb ben Snse>
nienr," rief Olga.
GOert NreIielm biB fidb auf bic 2ippeu, be>
btelt iibri9ens ieine lei6te unp un9enirte Sal
tung BET. g4z 1855. 49,.
rDu8 1T ba8 fir Elm Sngsnieur ?" fraste
er Olga.
,Gr beiBt Spurfon u. 1T stufieber In 2anse's
Tabrit."
(SortIesunQ fr(dt.)
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.z5s S9>eI8. 95cIS!l 4yeISl!!
-. &onmt ul1o iIberseuQt gnh feIbff

Sd ene BITE @nmertamfeit aes gaBlifus auf retn grps
ss5 ea8er bpn 9ansn-9 SSeet3en tn Rg 2l3 g. Gasar
8eair Warfet @iicu8 9pt ga!tnDre. Gp. 213 In etne
eeue 9aG auf ber @ta8e nbea Ste cue 4rttfeI fir ben
&tn3e GertGnf 2 3gbet g. SItts unb 4 @aae gib6rnea
anb NtSer WtFf Dte Nnsmebl If iiber aue @rrartnm9.
ebenfp grGS uu5 2uGlttG SD BABE fein 3nesgge fIGft
&c., 80 SO, galttprr. 1ftnerd! gBater pon1a, Siefes
at btt2 babe etne geebTten nn6en, tbre @nfdufe tn
Np. 213 W. GGpfr. su n96en. tt..
q. SiFineibff,
SmpEtteur rnb Eabttant geIspdaren, 0atImpre Wb
SIN gDGftiu8pa, 90, gp. 430 ga. &Senue
OeI&e mFr6en 0eGnSert uub rebdrfrt (tGnr3nH
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

,igd>ulou W. American people viii
To-, made uauilcs that this Union mus,
20 restored, TIA, pence and prosperity
and harmony, must again prevail
,hrougaoUlth the Unite States,
II believe | can safely testify that
iho great o ton Of your fellow citi
zen, that ] have visited, and | have
,c"n million. OF them since ! left YOU
vii accord with you in sustaining thC
prime, lcs If rr,p Government, in com
pliancc with ihc Constitution Of til,
country
"PCrmiNnr, in returning this eve.
ming, to again tender you, a pcop!,
yhom | have known long, in whosc
mils. have served Ia various Oilicia
capacities, and now serve in that o
Chirl Magistrate, my heartfelt thank,
or this cordial welcome, which will h'
remembered y ne As long as there i.
a pulsaton in ny heart
Cheer after cheer was given for thC
President at the conclusion Of his re
marks, when hclowcd his thanks an(
cnt 'tcu the YcUtiyc Mansion,
Secretary Seward arrived here to
ay in Il SPECIAL train from Harrisburg
Since ! O'Clock he has been gradually
improving, and ,hls evening strons
hopes are entertained for his Recovery
N Il few days.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22
The Weather..

The needle SWING around on the cir
Gle Thursday night, and the result wa.
a regular Northcr, which brings over
coats and apple jack in great demand
which latter article !, very plentiful
except on certain occasions, when it /,
u little more plentiful tl@n prontahIc-
that is, when the tax collector comes
around, or Il fellow imhibcs 50 muci4
az TO suffer from hpaGachc, or 4 c0rpo
ration fine, But the wcathrr--is cool.
cloudy, cianmy, chilly -ah&rh;n@cr OF
an early visit from that hoay headed
Jack which Kills. vegetation, hnrirs all
Nainrr in common grave, and cNpcis
disease from onr now much afflicted
land.