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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-05
TO WHOLESALERS And JOBBERS,
Extraordinary inducements will be given.
SALE OF
RAILROAD & TURNPIKE STOCKS,
~ OFFICE OF THE


COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND,S
COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 10, 1866. }
TN PURSUANCE OF A JOINT RESO.
i luton Of the General Assembly Of the State of
Ohio pas ed April 6, 1865, sealed bids will be re-
ceived at this office, until u o'clock noon, on the
LIST Day OF June, 1865,
for all or any part of the stock owned by the State
in thefollOWing Turnpike and Railroad Companies
at which time the bids will be opened and the con.
tracts Of sale awarded in case the Commissioners
approve the same, and the Governor shall give his
consent thereto in writing, viz: Hf. H-I . u
-. .t Il .l1r Amt Of Stock.
Sandgsky. Dayton & Cincinnati Rail.
ssndusky. Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad '''''''Y "
Batavia Union Bridge Turnpike CO... 30250 90
pike Co ................... 1880 90
Cincinnati Il Hamilton Turnpike Co... 44.S5O 90
Cincinnati Harrison Turnpike Co... SO, ,O5O 90
Cincinnati Xenia Turnpike Co. To-, $50 90
Colerain, Oxford BroOkville Turnpike au'
Dayton Coyington Turnpike Go, siisS %
Dayton 4 Lebanon Turnpike Co....,..... 40 $50 90
Dayton & Springfield Turnpike Co. ..... 55, ,45O 90
dayton d W Western Turnpike CO......... 66,90O 90
Fair Haven Turnpike Co...s.:...e,e... 4O,742 90
Go. 1926 90
Hamilton, Springfield 4 Carthage Turn ID.
.,'...-...,.,..-......,.-... $3.50 OO
The Bids shoull be indOrsed "Proposdls for
Railrodd Stock" or "7arnpike Stock" as the case
may be. a,. . .iHI
.| JAS. II. GOODMAN President, .
.. WM. HENRY SMITH, Secretary, ,,
W II. WEST, AttOrneJ General, g. .
-, Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund,
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From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami &c Columbus IL Xenfa
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Wellington. Grafton and Berea, arriving at CleVe-
land at $40 A. NJ, ..- .
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Columbus. October %. 1865, ,-r-ITT,' -r-I'-.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

pl>~ The commencement Of the New
Year is the tine for all TO take a retros-
pec,ive view Of their lives, to consider
wherein they have erred, by what means
they have fallen into mistakes, how the
great purposes Of their lives have failed,
how they lave wronged or Injured others,
and wherein they have failed 10 use wisely
the powers and faculties with which nature
has endowed them. Nsw Years is the
time to start life again with new re.olu.
tions aud higher purposes, ana it is also
IN appropriate occasion 10 subscribe for
The REGISTER. We hope no one will
ncglest any Of these obvious duties.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

nso~ Christmas passed OFF very pleas
antly-with the usual accompaniment, Of
dinner and dancing parties. All appeared
marry, and equally happy.
New Year was observed by our citizens
in Il manner indicative Of determination
to open the incoming year with ies.i.i,y.
whatever might be ia store for thcn before
lis close.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

e. When in Dakota City the other
day, we called at the store Of G. +. Eek
HART, and found him doing good bust
ness. lie keeps : large aud extensive
assortment Of dry goods, groceries, YAM
kee bottoms, drugs, &c.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

el2~ Congress will meet next Tuesday
evening a, the Congregational Church.
All are invited to attend.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

Ia" The Masonic fraternity Of Water
loo hsld their annual festival at tha, place
on The 18th ut., as we learn from the
CJHrier.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

EI~ Taken up by the subscriber about
the frs, of May last, one Cow, about six
years old, white face, small horns, aud
split ear She had bell On when taken
up. Tho owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take her away.
B. LAMOaEAUX.
paequeti's Ferry, Jan. 5, '66-3wx
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

HfA- We are indebted to Hon. James
Wright, Secretary Of State, Tor printed
list oil the mem bers Of the rev Senate aud
House Of Representatives.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

9fE" Mn, EDITOR Permit the to write
few words in regard to the exercises at
the Lutheran Church in this village The
Christmas tree Of our Sunday School re-
tiscted high credit upon those engaged in
its adornment. North Nebraska never
before saw one so richly embellshed
The scholars were all enthusiasm, OIL,
the numerous spectators wereivery agree
ably surprised. The Superintendent and
the other officers Of the school spared no
pains or expense.
The ladies formed beautiful Scr'ptura'
m ottoes which added much to the interest
Of the occasion.
Faith, Hope and Charity shone out very
conspicuous|y Miss Emma Whi,ehorn
drew the first prize, which consisted of a
highly attractive book
The residue Of the scholars were 20 ex-
liberated by the scene, that they at once
made up their mind, that they would ex-
ert themselves to the utmost to secure
rich prizes next Christmas.
CYMROK.
DAKoT. CRY, Dec. q, 1866
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

is, DEoIyAToET SERVICE POSTPONED
The BAPTIST Society of this city having
s. far completed their hoase Of .orsLi = as
to fl it for use, will open it for public
services on Sunday January l4'h, at II
O'Clock 4. II 1t was interdel to Lav 9
opened the house next Sunday, but the
paint has dried SO slowly thlt i, will be
unsafe to DO SO. The sermon in connec-
ton with the dcdicatcry services will be
preached BY The Rev. ALBERT Com. All
ale invited TO attend. J. Z. Redwood,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

- The Legislatgre Of Iowa will meet
as Des Moipes on Monday next.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

1sE- The public schools Of this city had
= vacation through the holidays
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

s9s" Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
the Post Office al Sioux City, December
Both, 1865. To obtain any Of these letters
the applicant must call for adcertisea te.
tiers, give the date of this list, and pay
one cent for advertising. If not called
for in one month, they will be sen, to tie
Deaf Letter Office.
S. L. Adams, F. Bronson, Joseph s
Cory's agent, S. Darziger, A. Gardner 2
VIM. p. Harmon, l.. Hubel, Ja. S. Lee,
+. samoyne, c. Rogers, j. J Smith 2, P.
Sullivan, Mrs. II. Wood: George Vert.
J. c. c. HOskINS. =. N.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

ray Council Chamber, November 7th,
lS65.-Council met agreeable to adjourn.
ment Present, Aldermen Hagy, Hud-
son, Cameron and Hutchins.
On motion, Ala. Cameron was called
10 the Chair.
Minutes of the last meeting read and
approved.
Report of committee on tax list receiv-
ed and adopted.
The following claims for work were
presented and allowed:
NJ. Myers. ......................$l7 so
\. Parmi!ee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % co
II. Myers...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
J. kinnpy............... 26 90
Ii. d. Booge, acknowledgements. 4 6j
Aid. Hagy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Ala. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Ala. Uutchna. 5 90
Ala. 3ooge Observation-Disclosures. 90
AID. Cameron. ......................... 3 90
On motion, the Council adjourned until
Saturday evening at o'clock p. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06
:. WRIGHT, City Clerk

~ The County Officers elected ut
the October election ent,v.d upon the
discharge of their off IL duties On Mon
day last. Some Ct thee I'll IS are new
10 IN, d2ties to which they have been
called, cat from what we knew Of the z,ea
We have no spprehensions Of taeir ability
and inclination to dischsrge l..th July and
well tie trust lmposei upon t5ym Or
"cw Sheriff (J.us UAGT, Esq, has, We
are Informed, appointed A, B GHtrrIs as
lis deputy. The selection is a good one,
and as it was absolutely necessary that
the.e should alwaya be Accessible some
one qualified to discharge tie duties Of
this office, we are glad to see that Dir.
liAoT has provided person 70 serve in
his absence.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

81" by reference to the proceedings Of
our Common Council, found in another
G" ann. 1t wall be seen that petition has
oeen presenter - tia; body praying for
'hc passage CT city ordinance prohibit
ing the selling of goods by merchants on
Sunday l"' p'opr'cty OF our merchants
Aeepi"G closed doors Ola Sunday has been
pretty We'll Ventilated, not only IN the
columns 81 'h> Register, bat in those Of
tue J'W".h AMI We - n;t p'oGo7e al
'n'S lime Il eater nP2a H. d.s2osai14 fay
'he' INA" 10 say Tat We c"1orse tAe &C
u'n Of our CIT! 'a'hefs IN refusing to pass
'"e ora'ot"ce as prayed IT. ana Tor This
'eaS": we have a'tea9y STATE Statute,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06
%- Tho atlantic Monthly for January

~ Aho Att""tte -uoHe"sy iot odhuo'
is before US. Among the contents, We
notice Passages from Hawthornes Note
Books" "Castles in the Air. "Beau,y
and the Beast" "'rhe Wilderness 9TH G
Bells of Lynn" THE High Tide of De-
cember,' "Lacy's Letters" Or Johns
XII; "Wind the Clock" The Kingdom
Coming The Chimney Corner for 1866.
l." Griffith Gaunt, or Jealousy. H.
"Rsvicws aud Literary Notices. Price,
81 year; two copies 81. Address.
Ticknor Il Fields, 124 fremont street,
Boston, Mass.
Godey's Lady's Book.-Tbe January
number of THE model magazine is at
hand. Among its gems are, 1.-The Fare
we'll Sermon "Rizpah's Ido!s," For
gotteu,' "My Hume" "Dr. Huber's New
Years Calls can About Our Levee,'
and many others which We have not had
time to read, but we know that Cooley
never gives rs anything but the best. The
present number begins new volume. -
Now is the time to subscribe. Terms So
per annum; two copies % So 4. A.
Cooley, northeast corner Sixth and Ches-
nut streets, Philadelphia
The Sunday Magozipe, published By
Strahan & Co., l7S Grand street, n. Y;
November, 1856 We have not examined
this work critically, but it shows on its
face t. be work OF true merit.
Tie Lady's Ftiend The publishers
Of this beautiful magazine have issued
a magnificent number fer January. The
Leading s,ee! engrav ing, The Forest
q eaner,' is perfect gem OF beauty. We
do not know where the publishers OF the
Ladys Friend get such beautiful designs
for their enSravinGs. Then we have d
gorgeous crlored plate, "Tne Hand Ban
ner Screen in Chenille an Velvet" which
the ladies say is magnificent The large
double co'ored Sterilization Plate is as
usual supcrb--wc had almost sail ure>
qnaiIed. another engraving. called "ote-
phen Wharton's Wi, which illustrates
fine story. is very suggestive. Then we
have beautiful plate OF Chi i-en skating
Intended to illustrate the winter styles Of
ch'idren's clothing; with numerous other
plates illustrating hair nets, Winter ncos-
ses, borders for jackets, various new styles
OF bonne's, winter casaqnes, paletots,
jackets, embroidery, cbem'scs, night
dress, ancient head-drcsses, &c &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
Columbia College.
ITS ONE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY.

ITS ONE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY
Columbia College was founded in 1854, by
roy charter It was frat called Kings College and received
gnt Of that portion OF the OF Trinity Church bounded
y Barclay and Murray ss and Churchst and the Hudson
River II from that part OF the city only so recently
as is57 which time has occupied Its present. size In
Torty. ninth.s., from Lexington to Tbird.ave.
THE COMMENCEMENT on "WEDNESDAY
The exercises which were held on wednesday
in Nb arden therefore, those OF an institution whose
are az well honorable history renders IL worthy Of the
Highest esteem and IN any other city than New York would
10 ts annual sons Interested visitors
than could be given admission As IL Ia Columbia IKE her
sister colleges ia this city necessarily gives place TO the hurry
a the business and confines her commencement exercises
mainly 10 single day.
ORDER OF EXERCISES AND THE AUDIENCE.
The Of wednesday was made
with view 10 the comfort II the audience a. well e. the par
Elephants the exercises and with commendabe oareiuness
rescted tho time TO degree unheard OF on eueh occasions
Tie number Of resoutey abridged ana the law
OF punctuay redy enforced that the acta
siy besap az 10 O'clock and closed before May 30 goody
an example not lack for followers.
The programme as a. followsi
Overture as,sno Auber PRAYER BY the ChAplrn rrayef
Nod NeyeTbeerI Greek sslotatoy oson augustus
L-yen Lewis Co Through the Ait "Osop"
Hslmsmulrf Latin OTasn. Daniel Lord u no 40 wen rne
Oaon "EuthuSsnH William Augustus Hooker OF Orange N 81
Oon "Ae Of Facts" Henry Crosswel Tuite NO 81 81
ee Yok koectous "Crispino Ricci Grafton oo'pn
ofuh1 Augustus Talbot No o. fhhsve Oruon The beanues
u Mathematical ldsa," julien T. Davies No Ws',
es 4 Dangerous Thing" Edward cisrk Hogghson No East
1WrniynrthsL, Newiof foem Ihs cole AZ 'sas.
Nuiny Bruce Yonkers Quarteto "Agooto Nefil Mssrt
sfaa Frank y.a Basn. Ne ~ El', hs"isEh' o~aD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

DEGREES CONFERRED.
The degrees conferred by the Board Of Trustees were an
nounced BY President follows viz The degree OF AZ
upon persons mostly members Of the Cass OF LEGO The
ssoaoTs Aos ssd.1 eh csss AssS.
F saS.5 f bssS DANIEL R.Gas
u. Hoy cSas Eyn Nichols
rsIhsn John W rsSS Che r ss. hP's Pss
ss@as Hu'y Huntington w JsctsOa WIN hsay LieI
J~per sesddsr Melahs Hugh s@yshe Abraham Stricken
k ss Eoy. I' .o d GsS,~f Van
S 9 aSs.t w. %s'Y s 1;o os
Ed Gale 81 D. fhc. Georges A6b.y E B.ynard
ocwns 91SSi Degrees cs,J were wee. so'isrsa y.
rSSpei Ct wa%. College Robert cry
Hon Joseph Belle Of jersey city n u T%; rts5,0n H.
p! R SDt b:aa:y & r Pss%Ssrs
Albert aI%S P,.' NORMAL E sSs0I Es rene a.a
re,a ;.; rec s s.s. fs R5tsss:s hI J
Rev Hss % G' cS S s9 John We s ss Ref
. S. rss r zen 'sSh
s I p Re-! 5osa G.ss" ssst.a
L. Doourandt Parker Newark, j. orm0nd Bsstti', Pro-
Medals for s1cesnos speaking awarded to the fol-
loving Junior Orators. yiLi ~
Dh "@ Of ps.ssre, ctsis. b. osv. Of Iowa
The Of the degrees and prizes was received
tory was def ,ered otto Bergaer OF California The Rev
DR. Charles Hodge closed the exercises by prayer and the
LAYING TIE CORNER OF THE OBSERVATORY.
Gen NJ Norris Halsted OF Newark. N j. some time since
gave build Observatory for the College One OF
tho services connected with the day has been
the LAYING OF the corner stone Of the edihce.
very interesting address was delivered In the church BY
Prof Stephen Alexander The Trustees ald Alumni marched
in procession to the site Of the building Then
Prayer was offered by the President General
Hasted then laid the with the ceremonies OF the
Masonic ritual Tho services closed with the Do1oogy and
Benedon The site Of the Observatory contains four and
half acres IL designed 10 establish hrsteass Ooser.
v.f,r ar
tgation well illustration. The Alumni dinner formed
pleasant dn ale 10 o interesting Commencement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

stances which he called upon to celebrate the rss
which the nation reoced This was In goad os s:s
Borough q Pncetou in which some Of the most sysns
Of that struggle occurred and under the
ence and several members u tie Provincial Congress aa
patriots to the Many may object 70 es.sprstea
gard consistency of principles II the people did not GO
the very walls Of these buildings these venerable sss ss
out The task difficult because the struggle was e
internal between brethren Of the same family Iscass
omit the the blessings secured BY the enc
cessa termination OF this struggle for the nations %
full and lengthy argument prove and illustrate the dnty
celebrating this event. the speaker traced certain grand r.
These the establishment Of nationality Ia the %.
pTemacy Of the Federal Unon In the opening OF all parn
the land to the enterprise and industry Of all the peoples ne
Of the harmonious working Of republican ecoas
Omy thereby, the formation In the minds OF the people Of NJ
Of that public crime which forfeited Tor the favor Of God
and the protection Of his Provdsncei the sdvsaosusos
After the illustration Of these topics the speaker detailed
the whose were he
altar Of their country: These are as follows VIZ;
appointed ASS. AdiA SsnsI.i q Detached ss
b. Joseph rrss@su rsdosisd IN S received h, spps
meu. Of Surgeon Of 18th Volunteers died june &C. 1865
the S ~ Gem Rsbso S'0n7 RsSsaa
then died May u, 1859 in Louisiana in Cen Banis' army
private in 1861 and was MORALLY wounded before fss
s Capt Thomas r. Hsue. graduated 1851 and n June 1914
Cap, courtnd Van Rsnsessr graduated is's joined tho ns
IN 1861, died Oct 4, 1854 =.
T. Lieut. studdford ssdusd 1854 He f a, the b,sls
South Mountain -.
Co.. Abam Zabrkie rsdu,ed 1889 Entered u army a. A.
u.an Of Regiment wounded May IT, and as1
May "a 1884 -
Charles H. Dod sradused and ssr entered the sn4
First Lieutenant Of Second Regiment NewJssy Cavalry des
disease Aug "a -.
10 Col Hugh Jsnewsy did Esdusic but entered the
age First Lrut-dsnt Let Rement NewJersey Csv..f
having severely wounded In several battles he w th
charge Psnesve after the fall Of Richmond and rsts
burr
handed IN without memorial.
In conclusion the speaker paid glowing tribute TO n
private soldiers the Union army VITO had suffered 80 muo
and by their accomplished much for the eou
try The speaker warmly aplauded during the delivery
Of the address.
TIE JUNIOR EXHIBITION
This was largely attended especially BY the ladies' veg
good order was maintained The honorary oratons Of m
Junior class were delivered in the evening in the Wing
orders ...
CLIO HALL J. O. Lowrie indiana Our Other ImmortsAf
J. VIM r. Henderson, Indians: individual Manhood s. Cha.
Ozve Iowa. Aspiration. William Frame, kewJsrseyi -
WIG HALL Boyd Nixon, New Jersey; On an Old stea
4 s. M Murphey Delaware: The Moral Influence Of Nst9a
Science. W. H. Thompson Pennsylvania Rights Of Man Dusae
Of 0overuueat Robert Little. NewYcrk The Msa th -
Needed.
The music was furnished BY excellent Band from Nsv
ark N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

Lander arnounce%sn. Of Prize. BY Ptssso' Bf
Dus,o, ende''ohu Bsnedc'oO, by the ChAPain "a' stu
The audience was all that enthuastic Columbian
could desired The occupied BY the trustees
tcsd The following gentlemen Of disncoh EI Gov Fish,
MaorGen. Barnard brother Of the President the KEY Ds
Verplanck John Jacob Aston William Dez PROS hartin
McEgott Crosby Coils AVoord and Laidey U. ). A. ana
UoyoRs CONFERRED
The President announced the following nonGss within
Fnsr fiosoa CLAss-Aurusu, c. Merriam Daniel Lord T.
osoR q r Tsb'' lam Tspp"n Gaye.
Floyd pahed Henry STSswe Is.e u Tb1m Blossom
c.oI1 fa1.% sa W@ s sa
STEPHENS liz Ed Clark iIoughton James Manning Bruce
JusIoRshes Classes arranged in sphAoesc order WIN
cadwssds Evan, OGDEN Julius Sachs Ernest ysnderpOol
Foster VIM Hasey lnssrsOa Henry DsmAre Lloyd j. henry
s IssS cI.s:e ; August
Classes arranged in alphi0ec 0dsr
Adler Ess M9Ts1 Campbell SSDS:. y yst
Ghooy John Duncan oasekenbos George L0ekna" h'
TSS@pySH BGSasy Js;sPha s1s
ey Ed shsmsrao1 u Mead g M% ssTsr " ''HA
Honor Cas-. arranged S sspsSs' yt ora
Cray Confins Henry b.Ie Hamilton Fish, IL VIM w Dudley
suk Edwd John HGc gsEss' W Ws0 Sm hss n Harry
s sn.n 1 jOD ss~i O. Ke..5y Hersa KSs
I Sa R:6 Ss.s fs
Woodruff. -.
The Trustees prizes for eIceng In German were awarded
Mos. advanced Cas-l George Bareat Johnsos Henry D
Ter Le.s advanced Cass-l Andrew obooy o. Lockhs''
Rives ~, c,.,L
The Seminary prize in Greek awarded to EDWARD CLARK
Houghon and tue prize Of the Alumni TO the most deserving
student Of tia graduating class to Augustus Chapman er
riAm
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The degrees were then awarded as follows;
BACHELOR opARTs-MarshI Bell Louis Edward bine .nomss
Robins Carter Jun TsPpsn Davies Augustus f9ya Desned
Moses Downs Getty. william Augustus Hooter Edward CMs
Houshton Daniel Lord j., Theodore Holms, McN.mse
Edwsrd Holland Nico, William Parker, IT,, william bsecker
Potter William Edwin Snaey George Putnam Smith stephen
Dover Stephens IT, Horace sttson Augustus Talbot icanond
Talbot William Jameson Thompson Henry Crowe ste SIr,n
Fniz Wissrnan Graham Youngs :. r ~
MATER op ARrs-Jsmes Il. Aiireh, VIM G. Binns Thos r.
Brce Ckss Clarke Freeman Csrkson Eagle Geo Fer
syson Wm r. Fisher Randall c. Hail. r. M Henry, stephen
Homes, H. A. Harbu r Peter A. jay william scott Lessas,
Iewi, IL Llshhipe lie Grand Lockwood VIM NJ MARTIN Daniel
Maryu s. A. Mcdonald. 4 McQueSten james Murray, Hiram
III Marc, Thomas b. Eewby, George Oven henry rates
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