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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-28
DRY GOODS, SHOES. 90.

49,
A T LEVY BROTHERS, No. Is Main
ron can f and : fsiI Assortment, Of DRY GOODS.
Hand.oms G@rt.i Gs MSS.iin Il
lars and Cufi, at IS. worth Soc. Hemstitched and
r. Linen :. , g. Tsrt and IS
w wSr,a s0 "a. s ana nasGsb.ei
%n sna c &C. 4 Linen At
1oe. also. at low prices, large stock O. Dress
Goods Hosiery Blankets HEy Ests Ff
Successors to Jacob A: Levy.
sea- 10 Main street.
CHEAP DRY GOODS! CHEAP DP.Y
~ MAY, HELLER HHHp' 1 BROTHERS,
CORNER bk e s, S55p sS =. saoAO Srhff''
IRISH iT Linens i ats7ie..
BLEACHE6 CoTTON at &c.,.
SHIRT Ros ,}sI At, At Sos:' sMSso,ir Nj;
ne 24-eodaw corner Sixth and Broad streets.
John c. MILLER,
DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
RICHMOND, VA.
! am constantly receiving additions 70 my fall
and winter stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, &c, to which the attention Of
our southern merchants is specially invited.
The RETAIL DEPARTMENT is supplied with
full line of such goods a. only be found in a
first class dry goods house, all selected by Mr.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE, who has long been conversant
with the wants Of the southern trade.
JOHN c. MILLER,
Sc 2s-lw corner Main and Ninth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-28

MONTAGUE & WHITALL
WI (Lats OF the Merchants Insurance Company
of Richmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN TIKI
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
once, No. asl Main street, Just below the Spots
wood Hotsl de Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-28

T LINNEMAN, DYER AND SSOUR-
IL. Err, Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre is prepared to do all kinds Of
DYEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, in all its
branches, at short notice. Give me call and ex-
am lie for yourself.
Agents wanted to solicit orders In the country
and in every city Of this State. Address box 7Gs,
post office, Richmond, Va. jy IT'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-28

g PECTAC LES, SPEC A~~
TACL y S.--Thoss in need OF
aansssS % assist their sght VIII DO ven 70 avail
the great experience OF our senior partner
III t&- = JOHN n. TYLER CO.,
successors 70 Mitchell Tyler,
~ R-is lll1 Nam street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-28

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
10 and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south rs Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers, 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company BY each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such as
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amountto
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car.
risrs' risk, and security is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS ANlTRANsPoRTA.
TIos coAPAEH
IL now preparedto do business as
CHEAPLY, ERRICIEHrL7, AND SECURELY
- can be done by any oaAsr company.
J. 3. JOHNSTON, President.
D. =. FicxLiI, General Superintendent.
my H--eodA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-28
MEDICINES, ETC.

Use WOODS CHOLERA MIX
u TuRE II is the best mixture for curing Di.
arrhra Cramps, &c, sc. II has stood the test OF
years. At SO ?ol WOODS PHARMACY.
WOOD'S CHOLERA NJ NTC X 4
w cures Diarrhea promptly and certainly.
Sc 20
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-06
Refhrcibnna.

Qerbef6Ate Ga ggtuonss III etruu 20 oSsr Is Sabre
alt bat rctbes SarF uno Bart, geIbli blaae Muaen,
r6tbIid5e geIidtsforbe, hobe 8adentno9en, oiinne
2ppeh peibe Sabine, obere Sabine pprftebene, i1were
fanSfarben Mngenbrounen. fete Sbnttegn, bat eiten
SbnB bn d. bas Hnte Sdbiielbein, mno miro bic
Rarbe olefes SqHesfoit ROTH Sslr9 &siben NIT ben
Sofentrdeern.
CONS Carroll alias sSiliants, alias 9eberts 1T etIpa
Is bis 20 Sabre ait, Iblante 9etaIt, olRiies @eft
fdber DsHnb, bIoasrane Nneeit, muir penig Bart,
iurict Ianginm u1b iebr penig. Gr bat bellies Sdnr
urS bronnen 5eirt SupeiIeil seber fie I'D ais 9rlber
aus nrO tets Inter perfd eoeHen 9dmen. gsenn arr
retirt riiiien re feitgebalten werben bis 8eageR
upu SnOiana sebra1t peroen tDnnen. &
3,m 2eusniB bieriitr babe i'd bierunter
r - } utetieH 9enReu 9eidrieben unb has gro6e
}L.S.} Stadtsiiegel bes Staates Senneiee ;u atta<
{ ebiren befoblen.i 9inibuiue an oieisrn 29tea
ss7sptsasber 1S6si u u IL
Sir ben @ouuetner YS. g. Srofpnlotp.
u. 5lstber, Staatsietretdr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-06
aErS4 80 2 III fsf@sF
81 brabaass 2incDIa tlt Sraaes
'sa iis reid. s' II 's'
4is

{ 6lluleEes esleri luifIgb 10 4id)rei6t bic
sIinois gtaatsSeitans, Oab Oer nner,
nasaele BtrIaSeae1trtGe Sob eltrabalp
aiRe0ln au6 in Sransreid eiaen alis
btrOrOsatlia tiffsH Giubraf nladte,
0rs Diausin, Mebafteur 0ee iPhare de
Ia Loire, Der bon einen e9t rrpubIita>
niE1ef @sif btTsgIl ii, TAM i5etdhhtlid,
AM Sfa olGdEi9sh esoaaIshj Sas ON
Osnffn hfs NlartDserf 8rafHsntsW aaf
zsHtlpre6eBbe Neiie. 81 ebran. slad
Der slnfdt bes @rn. Nfaagfn lctIfe Sem
gansef ftdas5ff4eh gUits cysisaenbeit
debOtea fDsrotn, fid an Oisfsr 9ianiley
ltatiou u bstbsiIssesn9 GgauArps bcber
hel6lofsn, cine eOIDene M1sanile auf
Ser nsseipieten 9srSs Der syreibeii 81
fdgaeeEE unb per. inaiDiDueIe 9eityaS
al 6erlelben ahf nnr sebn Gertinles ODER
ssjei Cents fsHsefebt. I'm Siefem ute
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-06

9lbre6e eeiteIH ner6en moIIen. Sdnst |
bed Dor alien ilnS biss iDars fir lib
laou kntfdei6ello, bie geianb6 sIE Strait
iIab 5btiettH Der nadpadieaaea @e=
nEfatiop bon aet gelpnbbsit uHa 6raft
80 @latter ab ellIeiH did Sic daise
9ebensdnfgabe bes gBeibes, ote SUI
runs ei,ns SausbaItes, bic 9lrbeit in Or
camille uno fur Die 6amilie, Die 8Fege
.unh @rsiebnng Der &iaher u.ai IN. fann
nur bon elmer eritarften uil0 ausbauera<
ben SOrperIddft 9tiidItd geIoI iuefoen.
ollH5 mas enbtid Der Ssrper Der CUR
Rutter bsitinpten.aSrau 81 ertrageu
bat, uaS }ait faIJel auiOpfernb srSrelie st8
trdgt, bafir baben mir oft nibt einmal ben
'rcbten WfaBfab. mo wtt ifeDt es nun
init Der biessu lerlOrbefiiben isibIiden
Sraft un6 @ellniobeit? sat nidt bas
iueibli6t @efdle9t neben Der aIaemei>
ncn 8runfbafti9teit ,mierer 3eit nod
feline beiOnbern @efabren9 gSir erinnern
nur an Die 5fuei sSdrefensiporte ieoer
SHUTTER: 8leidfadlt unO gerfriilnmuns
nit ibren Serif0renben 6oI9sn. SSas
tbut cher Die grsiebung baeeeen ? gBer4
ben nidt Die MaSden Der eebil6eten
&reile, ocuh pon.oieielt 1T bier bor;usss
ipeife Die 3eDe, 1T libel berednet.m
8ilounosefer aIlntdli8 chen 10 lebr an
Die Sdul6ahf eefefelt unb nit S6ul-
aufgaben iiberbauft, tuie Der Snabe un6
Singing; tnS ipdbrenb oieie penis|tens
in .ibren GrloIltnss funben rid Iliftis I'M
Sreiea tummeIn, fibt Sns @aoden in
Ser stabenlnft an Strtffrlii,pfs ooer
am gldben unb Stifrabrnen. gSir mol
len iebo6 nidt ms gir5efne einseben,
llno Bios itadiueifen, toie brtnseno no :
tbis IS 1T, Oielent berfebrten Sang Der
peibliden Grsiebung entge0eusutreten,
Oas 9urnen alein fam es freili6 ni9t
lt6un, es ntuB Dor 9tHem elm anberes
8iIoun9s3iel eeitedt, unO oieles midi
4 mad bent ninfang bes BiGens, Der fin
fur Oas Deiblide Sei6Iedf nur eiuer
4 lebr relatiOen Bertbs bat, rlenOern mad
Der. inneril 8coeiltung be1elber unc boz
9taenl mad Der @enltbsbilbung belneI.
i fen tperoen aliehf Oos Suriten ipiri
iueni9itens einen. erbeblitben Beitra!
& basa ,gehen. llnb TO- enpfeblen ipir Cd
benn Der bolliten 8ea6tung Der Gr5ie.
bungSbeb0r6en unb Dor glleni Ser MIit.
! ter @ds sic SebdnrIupgsipciie belisl.
ben betrifft, 10 Oiirfeu Die lebteren iid
boHfaaOig berubigen. 9ie Surufuni
!, bat aud Bierin Sorti9ritte 9tna6t UNI
] bel Scr MaSfuad aus Dem rcidjei
!. He6un9sftoffe, ueIdle man fur 0a
Neabdenturnen 9etrofen bat, 1T iOipob
1 fber pb1fiologifde ais Der paOaso9ifd,
/ Stanbpunft lor9faltig eineebalten I'M
), aaf Die @ieentbalnlidteit oes iueibli6e.
&orpers, folpiie auf Das FttliBe I'm
T iitbetifde 3arteefiibt hes @ei6ledte
eeipiiienbafte gfifffdlt. senoinmen nor
2 ben, uno mo bis iest Ginridtuneen ba
1 fur srtroffen iporoen finb. bdbcR 81
: Nfaodeusoie uebuugen NIT 9nlt, SSSreu
! bigfeit hno @rfoIg betrieben."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-06
WftteS 3iMf+
Sretpdr uir6 2t lbertfDn,
8rdfttf1e 3inni9miebe.

5, SO. IS. gbart ST., q atbpiIte, Eenu
Sinh Maenten fur bic &c mpir Staat Sass
Sd a d in es eemprben, weIde @obnungen, 26beu
Sabrifeu uBS oienrite @ebdu6e nit eiiiem reiften
uno briIianten Sidbt nerfie6t. Gas geInonneue 0as
III ebehfo gut ME oas bette StraBeneas uo fntet nur
elm 9rittel bes fir Strdbeneas besnhten greies. =
Die Inidbine fam in lnfrem @ef4dftsbnnie in Cpez
ration eefeben neroen uftb ner6en ale Details lber
9tes nlio Anpenettra oniebF bereitmiHigi I'll drt.
Die MaiHine lit IL meht, benu 100 @ef9df.s= nno
dtbduierf 0ebrql pom befet mir bic foIeens
ben aniHreh, pie bsrett no. Astiiit aber oieSpede
mdbigfett ~ geberi: = 49, - -
8oitamt in 8aibinstons Q. G.. o.. g. SeTenben
@eibinstons o. g. 6, @OSfrep @iiIiiber, seruz9ert
@m. 8romn,, GpouspiIe, Sno. Sno g. SSrernon
5arrpbown, 9eIDs9oFt nno pieIe Anoere. 22il3m s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-06
NrOflainatiDm
,gs4 ln Ses
IS 0aDe T 4 ernrS,

= Staat 5enhefiee, II
s-sess- S.-f ii .Grecutiu 9epartementf
sea 5rPfe, senn., fs September 1866 I'll
YIN bic eberiHs her Counties: Smith. Cannon,
9ebfprb. gibion, 9enOOn, 5arSentan, Macoii, gSar=
rem, Sifion, 6rantIiiI, Coffee sDaiamfon 20 beabam
5spbeftion. S5eIbp, 8enrp, aiDnros un6 Scott.
Die Nesiftrirnnss eonmiHdre. meI5e fur Sbrs
reipeft;pen Counties inter aft pom 3. Rdi 1866
ernanntp arben. bsridtst bnben, Sas lie bic Rsaas
riruns Der stimmibcredttsten eOnlpIetirt bGben.
SesbaIb befebIe idh, SilliamG. Bropnlop,
@Ouperneur Oes Staates Iennenee. sraft Der in mir
gabensen aRabtatb III GemdB1eit Der mir obIieaen-
sbeM YfIidbten, mad ben 9eeinsuusen Ses befagten
AEtes, Sbnen bermit nnS ssebem bon Sbuen, in S5s
rem reiPettipsn Counties am SOunabens. Zen n.
CftOber 1866, in Gemasbsit Ses. SnbaIts bes
ssabibefebIs, wet9er bsite an sic er5difen ruurSe
gsobIeit ah5abuIten: a'7 ~
Sir Smith county, einen Sieprafentunteu fir bic
GeneralAiiebIp oes Stuotes, nm bic gafaus su fiiI
len bic Sur@ austObnns Ses 9iIbsrt Brittle entans
ben ifts tsssfg tFklE sale4 "a
SIR gesf GOittp eineh sieprdfentauten fin bic
Notwithstanding bes 5toatss, mn bic 9aeGns sil
tiilen6toeIde Surd bic aeiisndtiOn Sss DON. .ga g.
u. Samanan enttaitoen lit.
SIR Srantliu gourtp, aeprdientanten fir bic
9eneraI seridmmIuns bic gaeans gu fiiaen, be
Our9 bic %efisnatiOn Oe5 Son. gStIiam Simmons
entltanbcn lit.
- - II esaF y Z
Sir S3elbp County, sIrei &cpr6ientanten fur bic
GeaerolperiaminuHt I'm bic gscalsel, IN finen, bic
Sard bic 8eisnutioiter 6er oOn. IS. G.. go1tOn uuS
3. o. BaIter entltanSer iin6. as.as 5,. ..eag
Sir Sidion County, einen 9eptdientuntesi fir Die
generaEperiantmiuirs I'm Die eacdns su iiIen pedbs
burd bic Ne9notiOn Ses eOn. " .. Siids entltaiiOe
| tf,taH sar .,#9,H ssrs ss
s u p -a
SIR Barrer County eiueH 8eprdfeuianteu fir 81,
Seneralz fiqmnIIuns, nm bic gacans su fitaen bi,
burdb bic Resnatiou SeS CON. 2ia 5euiner eiitari.
ben lit. -
Sir 9enrn County, einen Reprafentanten fir bi,
Notwithstanding, bic 9acans gu fiIIen, BIZ
SarR bic alsitobuns bss 81, gorter entitahsen it,
Il Zen bsiasten sberiffs 1T ebsufals unbefObIem
gsaBtet 40 subdIteit nm ole f6t6isen gdedn,eu III,
eOantp=, Sitrtt= OSsr 9unisipaIs 8eamteu in ibrer
reiPeftiuen Counties gu fiiuen poa Seren Griaen;
fe SenntniB baBerts y e ts9sS -
n ~ 80 gun 3easnib bisrfiir babe i'd Iierrrits,
LIS metuenJlGmen geieBt uilb bas 0rp6eStadtss
feget atto.1trt. 80 aefhehen i'm 9epdrte.
! meRt III Sef Stdbt 9aibpiae an Sieiem 10
Gag i'm September 1866, Us. o. sromnlop.
Sur3 ben @oupernenr
u. 5. 5 let GER Staatcfecretdr. 14Ei3l
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-06
@eicbrei6uns Der 9pfer6e,

.Selbrelbun9 Der pFerpf,
Gin braunes 9ferS Sabre alt, Infer 8orSer gnteI
pergr0Bert-Gine brdune State, tIeinlid, nit elmer
frnmnien 8IdHe i'm @eiidbt. . BlGfe eebt mad
elmer Seite lo surid bis bic Senoe ooer mas
hog backed neltrt. Gfa Auge febt gtafig aus. SD
uil beoe gferee fir bic Grgrefung Der @proer nieis
mes Sobnes geben.. - IfsaA .1isy&
u miller 9. 1in9,
Poet. got gs ssabespiIle, SnS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-22

O. .
A collection of $50 species had been un-
fortunately lost. He, had collected 1900
different kinds, A most remarkable fact
In regard TO the fish here isthat in the'
lower parts Of tile Amazon are found fishes
entirely different from those in any other
quarter. Between the functions OF diifer-
ent rivers are found different sets of fish
from what appear below Ira locality OF
n few square miles. there aretwo hundred
and fifty kinds. In pool not exceeding a
few square yards, where the water was
low. he found 250 kiias of fish, none Of
whichwere found elsewhere. Ib wasjsug'1
gested that double the number of kinds Of
fish, would come nearer the whole variety
of animal life found 10 these rivers. Not
single representative Of the families OF
some of our fish are'tO be found ini south
American waters; others with 'counfer-
parts there; Others still represented, IN
part with us. Considerable time was given
to showing that the fish In the rivers could
not have come from the sea, as they were
entirely different. If this was due TO the
transformation theory, either, one and the
same course will produce eheterogenious re-
suits, or heterogeneous results may be
brought under one and the same cause
without being modified. But philosophy
and logic do not allow US to deal with caus-
aity in that way. In closing his remarks,
Prof. Agassiz expressed his gratitude for
the response, which scientifc matters had
met with from the audience, and urged a
higher standard Of information and will
lingness to foster aud advance scientific
investigationa,p briefly the desira-
bleness of encouraging and maintaining
the Massachusetts Institute OfTechnology,
the Boston Society of Natural History, and
the Museum of Comparative Zoology.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-22
jDaA1elr Vgebster.r

The last number oof1 EnazeIfs Magazine
has "a tgossipingy article Qng the, City Of
Washington, which, is full of anecdotes,
most OF them not altogether new, which
he has recorded 'fdrit the amusement of his y
readers. I.EI OFT .0fpllnoil m 10 ITnua 8dl
A curious remark of Jefferson Davis, is, 4,
the first on which we stumble. 1t was
proposed 10 have The walls Of the Capitol Z
decorated with an allegopical representa- q
tion of the different sections of the Gni0n.
In one sketch New England was repre-
sented by symbols Of education and manu-
features; tile West by prairies, blows and
steamers; the South bylan Arcadihn scene, O
with a negro In the, midst, sleeping on a
bale of cotton. Mr., Davis, who was one of
the commission, made a single cOmneilC on
the picture: "Whatibecomes of the South, I
when that negro wakes up pn9O .yri-9a.r u
We turn over q few pages, and light on
an Indian who came to Washington about
some treaty, was tricked out IN "a civilized
dress, and sent back to his tribe with a .
whisky bottle in each GpOcket. The tribe
watched his new style Of behavior with ~
silent wonder for a day or two, and then Z
quietly killed him." .'..'.'.. a'-i ~ Eai-
From the Indians whisky bottle we 90
ON to Daniel Webster, under the intlue ee
gilmore refined potations,l Alta public din-
ner, where Webster was to speak, he had
to be prompted by friend; and, Oh his
making pause the ffieRd behind ihsinuat. d
ed "national debt" Webster at once fired
up,r"And, gentlemen, there's the national
debt-it should be paid, yes, gentlemen, it
should be paid, and I'D il It sllah't be.
I1lpay it myself! Hownueh isit?' And
asheTnade this query; with drunken seri-
business, of a gentleman near, him, taking
out his pocket book, which was always no
toriousTy empty, the absurdity" was too
nnich for hepaHdience. q Another hOtgms
speeches is reported in full, and, as it is
very brief, weiwill do it the like compli-
ment: Men of Rochester, | am glad to see
you, and am glad to see your noble city,
GentlemGh,J I SAW your falls whictd am
told are one hundred and fifty feet high.
That is very interesting fact. gentlemen,
Rome had her Ces r, her Scipio, her Brt-7
tus; but Rome in her proudest DAYS, had
never a waterfalta a hundred aud fifty feet
high! Gentlemen, Greece had her Peri
clcs, her Demostheaes and her Socrates;
but Greece in her palmiest days never had
waterfall hundred and fifty feet high!
Men of Rochester, go on. No people ever
losttheir liberties who bad \ waterfall one
hundred and fifty fl ct highW .f......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-22
[From the Free Christian Commonwealth
Rev. w. M. Ferguson and the
81 XnnesYflle PreshYterY. .t-'I-

Ina arecent issue Of our paper we publish
ed a short paragraph touching the action Of
the GAINESVILLE Presbytery I'M regard to the
expulsion from the General Assembly OF
Rey. w. NJ, Ferguson, for writing letter
to THE ONO STATESMAN, characterizing,
as II richly deserved, the outrageous political
harangu6' of Hon. S. Galloway before the
Assembly at ST. Louis. This paragraph we
clipped. from the PrsbNeridn Bqnger, OF
Pittsburgh, which of Itself ought to have
made us very cautious about publishing it
q ~ true statement OF facts The Missouri
De- Ssbterian copied the same item, and in
the last issue of that, paper Bro. Farris
make " the following remarks concerning
II, viii ,Nth we presume are, much nearer the
tr,,a sta Ne of the caseH We feel itadue to
Mr.. r. Fersl Nyson tOpublishn Bros Farris' state-
ment: e, a., .sIu ~
,,,,T5 ~ IosvN week, is calculated to pro-
SIce false Impressions concerning this
aantlenon and the sentiment of his Pres
SvterJ in reIationA Ito his expulsion from the
~ Sys,Sa;1ai SAssen,hlv. ~ lo 1'lsHi"'so 10
ee" The naraSrani, aS % lluded to owas copied
from one of our exchg Nnges, and was to the
effect thatthe PreSbgRtTy ot1Ianesv!Ite had
taken up Mr.. .Fergus0n's case, lp9slf IN view
of his expressions of tsorrN oW 70 the ffespE-
terry and of the punishment Y hehaa ALREADY
suffereds it was thoughL en-, 'uga s1 ,,a'sN ;pesn
done andthe case was dismis \ seu.Io9il l. sIn
d We do not know whatsortON y .Ie4gfesisHu
sorrOwpa Mr.! Ferguson EXPIRE ,NSeu S SltE y Is
brethren, but we are very surelt. ias nS p ssiu
nothing that can be construed into se4AY-
tiOn of the truth set forth in his i@ulHus
letter! On rthe contrary, we have RY3u
evidence for tlsaying that the ZanesS sSVl4e
Jul NV A.,N.A M.Nl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-22
Paving Notice.
. az '0h0m q ma, ,09goer'l:

To all Ioh0nl IL may C0gcsrt:
"'" -"i'~ oGfTY' CLERKS OFFICE, I 10
-moG Dig slG OoDUMBUs. o., Sept. ~ 1861 nv
Notice is hereby given that eroceedings have been
instituted in the City Council Of Columbus for
following Improvements. to-wit; o.. ~
ForgrAdjng and paving the ,uupaved sidewalks,
CUTTERS and crossings On Straigt al ey from point
opposite to Lot No. 7a0 to Sycamore alley. .-otl ly,,
The same to be done ip accordance with plats and
estimates TO be prepared by the City Civil Engi-
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
impr veInents are required to file their
clams in tho office Of the Clerk, in writing, on or
before che Seventh day of NyvembsE :, : sd d 1860
sep27- ltaw4w 'N. City Clerk. -"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-22

.. CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
--t'iL no CoLUMBUs, ONO, Sept "a. 1866 4 .
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been,
instituted in the City Council Of Columbus, for
making the Following improvements Is, to.wit: '.f
3 For ga lingand paving the dunpayed sidewalkss
cutters and crossings on both sides of Fifth street,
from Strawberry alley TO Mound street.. ~ irfuya
The same TO be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engi-
neer, and filed in the oficeof the City Clerk 4
d Ali persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are requifed to hlelthein
elailns in the Ofceof the Clerk in writing, on or beTi
TTlT lIlN ll07 ,h1flO b. L. WILSON. no
sep27-dltaW4w s.t..., l,,. City Clerk.
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lOOELAND'S GERMAN DIT7ERS.

Prepared by DIR. u. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia.
This Bitters is a compound Of fluid extracts. The
roots and herbs from which it is made are gathered
in Germany, and their virtues, in the form OF ex-
tracts, extracted by Of the most scientific chem
lists and pharmaceutists this country affords. 1t is
not liquor preparation in any sense of the. word
contains no whisky, run, or any other Intoxicating
ingredients. and can be freely used in families with
out any fear risk Of those using il contracting the
disease or vice of intemperance. We wish this fact
distinctly understood, as many are apt to confOund
this Btters with the others before the public
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. IIAN MIATG tlIHn N n
oPtesbytery Is in fulI sympathy with Mr.. =
Ferguson and ready to-prenounce strong
condemnation of his treatment by the, AS
IA recent pro re ndta meeting, expressed their
at Mr.. Ferguson's expulsion,
by gyotef 0f'tWenty-seyen of to- threeT Weir
learn also that Ifs church unanimously susD
. tain him, and that hisco congregations are as
ularge as ever.
. These evidences of favorable aregard are :
/, certainly very gratefditO MFs FefgGson,l
and are but the beginning of that vindica-
{ times, will elass-the dOings,lf the late, AS q
, senibly among those of which H'itis shame
even TO speak"
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Sewer Notice.
To alt tbA6n u may CoacerR: rO IloFN %
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE. ID,
COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. "a, ls6e.l
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in tho City Council of Columbus, fog
making the; following improvements, to-wit;
For building Two foot brick Sewer in Center
alley, from Fourth alley to Kos 'uth street.
The same to be done in accordance with platsland
estimates to be prepared by the CITY Civil Engineer.
aid fleuin the office Of the City ClerkoiV guT.
, All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements. are required 10 fleHtheir
caims in the office of the Clerk. Qnor be7
fore the Seventh day Of November, A. ID. 1856; '"I
sep27 7d1taw4w ,,,,,i,,,,) a., ,,,.. - City, Clerk,
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w most susceptible toattacks from Cholera?
Evidently those affected with any disease of the
stomach, liver or any Of the organs apperanin to
digestion. This class of persons undoubtedly will
be more liable to contract this disease than those
possessed of strong and healthy digestive organs.
The question then naturally arises, ow shall we
restore and keep these organs in healthy and ror-
NAL condition ? We answer by attention to Diet
avoiding alilundue excitemfpt using moderate ex-
ercise, avoiding all intoxicating drinks, no matter
in what form presented and by the use. according
70 directions. Of that great strengthening tonic,