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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
An Unwilling Witness TO the
Bravery Of General Ben. LIE Fee


Ver. guu% rs ..sHI .Y ..L
The Mdo-a-Cheek Press, of September
l4th, contains an article in which DOM
PIATT, its editor, Radical of the blackest
stripe, answered the following query put
to him by the editor Of the Hancock Je6er-
soRtdn: d"
"We would particularly call the atten-
tion of Colonel Dom Piatt to an article in
another column, headed Record of Ben,
LIE Fever Will he, in the face of such
overwhelming evidence, still uphold his
pet?" ... ..t
We clip the following from DoNN's re-
ply: 'rN s' a." l.ol7f.
"Colonel Dom Piatts compliments to
Messrs. Locke, and the assurance that said
Ben. LIE Fever Is not and never has been his
pet. Au coRtrdire, as the Frenchman re-
marked when asked If he liked bayOnets.
Colonel Dom is doing his best endeavor'
todefeat said Ben., and sincerely believes
that these attacks on Ben.'s military record
are making him votes. He knows of a
number of prominent Union Republicans
who fought out the late war, who are,now
indignant at such an injustice being done a
comrade and a gallant gentleman. Had
Colonel LIE Fever been guilty of the gross
misconduct here charged, the officers who
SO earnestly protested his promotion would
not have failed to mention it. And Cum
minis, Matthews, Crlttenden and Rosecrans
would not have so earnestly commended
his gallantry and good service" '' T.. 70, %
Col. PIATT is right when he says that
these attacks on General LIE FEvER's mill
tary record are making him votes. We
could ourselves name a goodly number of
Republicans, who will vote for LIE FEVER
because of these attacks, that would not do
it if they had not been made. ii '.o lll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
IITI- --r------------- IT" y
LOCA l. N Z w >.
The Man Drowned.

We ascertained yesterday that the man
drowned on Tuesday afternoon, at the low
er dam, was German, by the name of
Rodt. He was foundryman, and resided
in Franklinton. His fishing net was found
yesterday morning, but the body had not
last evening been discovered. MA %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

DIR, B. +. BERKLEY, having returned to
the city, may be consulted at his, office, on
North High street, nearly opposite Desh-
ler's Bank, atall hours during the day, ,wheh
not professionally engaged. jun7-dtt ".
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

There is probably no one disease with
which mankind are afflicted which is the
source of so many ailments as dyspepsia, or
as it is more commonly called sour stomach
and thereis no more certain remedy than.
Roback's Stomach Bitters. .',, i.,a''' ,,'a'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
Col. OIIyeE d. Payne for Congre..

The Democracy and the National Union
men of the 18th Ohio District, held their
Congressional Convention in Cleveland on
Tuesday, September 18th, and unanimously
nominated Colonel OLIVER II. PAYNE for
Congress. Col. PAYNE is the son of Hon.
HENRY B, PAYNE, of Cleveland; and is a
young man Of very fine requirements Of
frst-rate ability, and of most excellent
habits. He served with distinction in the
Union army all through the late civil war,
and bears honorable scars which he re-
ceived in the forefront of battle. We are
exceedingly gratlfied to learn,ithat he has
accepted the nomination, and has consented
to carry the standard Of the TRUE uSIoN
party of the 18th District, in this campaign
against the new Rebellion. The P1dfn
Dealer says that Col. PAYNE will receive
the hearty support Of all who oppose the
extreme radical views proclaimed by Judge
SPALDING. We have no doubt of it; and
we hope he win receive sufficient support
to elect him7-if that be not hoping against
hope.ow 5aJ ~ -TiH suoivI -8 s.eidi h1u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
1MARKTED:

! STONE CHAMBERLAlN-0 On the morning Of
the lsth inst, in South New Berlin, New York, BY
the Rev.J. H, Chamberlain, Mr., JOIN SToNE, of
Columbus, Ohio, to Miss A, II. CHAMBERLAIN, Sec
Ond daughter of the officiating clergyman. in19yo,
! No Cards. f,.ti. d tefF tr.I ,Ifjftvra.,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

WE have the Constitution of "The Grand
Army Of Is the Republic,p n the-Aew secret
politico- military organization, which we
win lay before our readers tomorrow OF
next day. r gmo31.tsa ii,a us
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
GIy.an,d7Raii,

A grand ball will be given by the Cold
stream Zouaves at their armOry, Harris
& Sigler's Hall, opposite the Gwynne
Block, on Thursday evening, September 20
Good music will be in attendance. All are
respectfully solicited tn attend. r' 1926
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
Col. II. FL. Rabe

s'.F '.. ' n ~ N'..'i To
Will speak at -6/IINVDl
Urbana, on Saturday, Sept. 10Th. Lh,i
.JudgeVan Trump's Appointments.
Judge p. Van Trump will address the fol-
lowing meetings, with other speakers to be
announced hereafter:
waverIy,. Pike county, Thursday, Sep
tember 9th.
Chillicothe, Ross county, Friday, Sep
tember 2Sth. ,-,, 90 . .l' hC ~,
Circleville. Pickaway county, Saturday,
September Goth. ..,..,,, y, a. a. ~
Lancaster, Fairfield county, Monday, oc-
tOber 1st.
Logan, Hooking county, Tuesday, octo-
New Lexington, Perry county, Wednes-
day, 0ctObef9d. 'O.-3
Judge JOHN L. GREEN, Hon. GEORGE l..
GONvERsE and Col. Fl. B.FWILseN, will adj
dress the citizens OF Mt. sterling and vlcin-
ity on SATURDAY, ,SEPTEMBER 22D, at l
o'clock pm. Ht1 SFll6NSt 'N
Let all who favor ANDREW JoHNsoN's
restoration policy turn out and hear the is
sues of the day diseussedTe
BY order Committee.
, !>qyit NUg lIJ9HN 9. THoNrsoNi IA
/ Chairman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
WhOIesaIe MILLINERY Goods.

The largest and cheapeststock of Millin-
cry goods eyer brought to this city can be
found at Mrs. A. E. Souder's in the Post
office. sdi esQ - a... septl4-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

tCoLUMBUs' sent as communication
several days ago which we expected to
print this morning, but It is again crowded
out, Il shall appear 5000; ;yJiy5 @ 40. i 's je,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
New Advertisements
Master Commissioner'g ) Sale

Master commissioners Sale.
William B. Hubbard Court Of Common Pleas
John d. Wheeler Vice etal Ft.pkIip 5pISs pSpnty. Ohio.
IN ,PURSUANC CE. OF An Oh DER OF
sale in the above case TO me directed, win offer
for sale at the door Of the Uoi House. lib the City
Of Columbus, on 'iflc OF .uODc9iiii 10 e9eR
Saturday, the Goth day Of October, . A. D.
1o" 10 of9bi 5di 1896, b 9s9dl % gGiJ1o
at o'clock PM. the following described real esl
tate TO WI Tit: 10 a.. o. % iu;u ~ in, n,,,. = '.5p
division Of outl of the City Of Columbus, Nos.
6S and 90 as laid out and designated on the recorded
plat said sub division. : lHI iHJJ 9uJ ~ mo
Appraised as follows: Lot No. Is. appraised at
$500 o. Lots Nos, ~ snd2o appraised at $4Oo each
N'f'''' if''fNTf 1b1fiYS' -oit WIN. DoMIGAN,g j.
seP2O.dlt4Mtd -f..Li lfonln. ~. l l-I...I .I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

/ j. d. OSBORN & Co., have the largest
stock of Dress Goods ever received in this
city. ,15-d1m,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
Ta,.Io@ET1..

lCEPTEmBER 18th, 1866, BETWEEN
- the Zettler, House and Broad street, or be-
tween there and the County Fair Grounds q CAR
locked and tied with string; no mArlIs1 AIX peri
son finding and leaving the same at the Zett or
Hoage ip Columbus, !, Davis, Hote, ReynQld dsPhrg,
o. Hiram Dy.art, near ReyhOldsbnr shall be 4ibSri
sepI9-d2t IN lnn NJ sliniLn Lhi IA DaIli nn1,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
CLOlE ,ANU DRESS MAKING FsrlRLIsAMENT,

In the .NAUGHT0N BUILDING Room No. 10!
where they will be- happyto see their friends and
eustomer40 Work done on nthe most reasonable
IeLms. my nnnU 1lli ul Ltnn sePtlo-iY-k u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRlTlC TICKET .

For Probate JidOe--JO NJ. PUGH. ie 3,
Prosecuting AttOrRey-M MILTON H. MANN.
County Conmdsstoner--J0HN @. EDWARDS.
AVSrmory DtrsctOr--NEWT0N GIBBONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
Reputation Established


.Urs.aS. "A. s4ILe1D is truly a
lDaC6Itc beslefNctreSS, Hstd,Ite1'
SUO1lGeTf1GI success is II1sp1'e-
cedeMted. Her fame and,
her discoveries haze gone
abroad, and to-day she is
i1t her Tine the largest neGs<-
Mf0ctMress i1I the .aoOfLCG.l q
Everybody Interested. ~
Youth and Otd age are alike
benefited by The MSe of Mrs.
iS.It.a. ls4lLe1t's TV'OrIG'S1 HAIR
ReStOrer and Hair Dress
Ing. They act directly sgloOss
the roots Offhe hair, cgMSt1'g
IN1MrtG1sE grOaOth0lsd beGas-
ty. Your hair, if changed 10
grey or GOlstte by StCEc9'ess,Or
other. causes, GOiH soon be re-
stored TO its natural color
and beauty. DGnGErHE er0GI-
icGted TOreycf.A THE Hair
falling stopped. THE S1aOsr
deItc0te hcGd-dreSS or OOas-
net can besVOrs sCtthOIstI fear
OfsOdItssgs The ns0ssd delight
ftGI .fr0g rance 10 fIselsGir Is
impaired. ~ yoss sctsh to
restore yOssr hair, ms i1s
yOMth, and rer0in it fhrOMgh
life, aCtrIlO1Et delay purchase
G bottle Of egCI. Of Mrs. 8. "A.
.aIEe1s's TVOrId's : Hyis. Re-.
stOses. Gssd Dressissg.aaa saiT:s
I Sold by Druggists throughout the World. q
~, 20 i PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE, h9 I, liE p"
nos y 400 SsFssnwieh ST.. NeW.Xorlx. 1
joct4's5ldSodd WY eAan qa' siog ~ i'idGE toh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

miss M?A ABB0TTAND MISS FORfSTbE.
u wish 10 inform their friends and customers that
they have 0penede iiu .Esli jpg1u q sBH sih.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
Judge II. y. .Tewctt
Judge Thurman
viii speak at

viii speak at rrIgpa .IfI'
Wooster, Wednesday, Oct Sd. pu iLi'
/ Cambridge, Guernsey county, Saturday,
/ Oct. 9th.
Marysville, U6foh county, Monday, Oct.
Rsi6.f 1ss1Tfl"'n N%Oi' % p 9siHF nenN'e anu 0o'' "f
Spring Valley, Green county, Saturday,
Sept. 29th-with Col. S. S. Henkle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
Financial Condition Of Eranl6lin

The following Is a statement Of the inan-
eial condition of Franklin county, iap-
pears from the annual settlement made by
the County Commissioners with the Coun4
ty Auditor and Treasurer, for The year.
commencing September 8, 1856, and end
ing September /, 1867 -9It'9 'tad ~
Amount on hand Sept 5. 1906 ..t175 lg7 50
7T-" collected on ID uplieate ...!i. 4s96y6 50
e III from allother sources..... s3O73 90
T0tpl. ;,.,' ''y.soVao ~
Orders redeemed; '.g.......1 165oOS4 50
Balance on hala Sept u 1885,; ...grelsSOSs sst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

~ IElsctiOn Day. Tuesday. OutOberS .. 1851 as''
ron sEoRETARY OF STATE, a .,l tc
GEN. BENJAMIN LeFEXEh, 4, d
-bne .dfiri b Of Shelby County. .lloi a7u
.lp sn FOR SUPREME JUDdK,n9inplV "j
agIuqd THOMAS M. KBY, wa92
9yL51 lla OF Hamilton County. iiNO1 y
.l' ron MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, " u.
N1No' WILLIAM LARWILL, es.
OF Ashland County. 10 ,iyis ,al
9a9l t'A FOR CONGRESS-,
o tSeventb Congressional Districtl ..r
THOMAS MILLER, Of Franklin Comfy.
FOR COMMON, PLEAS JUDGE, .,a7 ,,.
(Fifth Judicial District,l 7r,e ..D,
JOHN l.. GREEN, of Franklin County
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

uTANTED-ON on BEFOIsE TifE Isl
w day Of September small H1uge,l centrally
located; or an unfurpished room, and board, with
in few minutes walk 0f tbe State HOUSE, Ihqtfire
ct this once t0f pAftictitrs, aesis;dk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20
County. Democratic Meetings.

{ FRANKLIN Co. Dem. CEN. CON-. RooMs,l
COLUMBUS, o., Septic, 1866.
rp, ~ s.H1.!T r,LnsA-. ryn.LLlf <,za-L =.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26

overshadow and eclipse the Minister be accom-
painted, could 60 easily be interpreted as a
n enaCe against the independence of the coun-
try, that our Government ought not have fur
nishCd such a handle to the Church and Inn
peIal factions. All menace, either express or
implied is undignifed aud offensive, and If not
follow ed up, contemplate. The sending of
General Sherman may not have been meant as
a menace, but since it was susceptible of that
Interpretation, II was, so long as Maximiiian
remained in the country, a mistake Such
boiching is a new demonstration that the State
Department is in incompetent hands, ana that
the removal Of Mr. Seward has been by far too
long delayed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26

expressed by Webster. Clav, aud Everett, and in
memorable verse by Fitz-Greene Halleck. We
are glad 20 learn that DR.. Howe, of Boston,
who, like Lord Byron, devoted hin self perso-
nally 60 tie Hellenic cause, has set on foot
project for the immediate relief of sufferers in
i1,n Con dian revolution.
Evening star., 1866-10-03
Affairs In Gesrsetsvu.

lIoLATfNG CORPORATION ORpISAxcxs
This morning Johannah fowley was a-res,ss
by officer Burrell for selling liquor without A.
c. nse. She was lined $40 a. by Justice Ru,s
ey. Rosanpah Dondary, = well known ItAlIsa
peddIer, Of W Washington, was arrested by Ser
geant Boar man for peddling without license
from the Corporation Of Iieorgetown. Ros.u
nah was ordered to pay a fine Of seaia Ro-
sannah did not have the funds. sad quietly
seomiitfd 10 CON mItment 10 jail In defauI' c Z
the money. Sh. expressed herself as SATISFIED
OF her ability TO Zorro W the funds in Washinr
ton, bnt she did not want 90 do that, 90 being 81
dimsnif to repay ~. The sale upon which she
was lined amounte 10 fifLeen cents
THE CANALs-Arriyed-The z Stanhona
with WOOD, 10 market: Cruncher, do, TO Tho.
bowling; Geo. Moler, limestone 20 tyDo.y
Jno. Moore, wood, TO Hieston AZ Co: and ten
boats win coai-to American Co, 2l7s ton
Plant, ii5ls tons; Central Co, 3I77 ton
Hampshire Baltimore Co, isi 10 tons. ID.
Parted-Tbe Muncher, merchapdize 10 I,ff,
lock IS, and thirteen boats liehtS
LAYING IN fUEL-The tearing up of the ol 4
bridge noor on The Aqueduct affords n rare
oppor unity tor poor families TO Law in fuel
and this morning many women and children
are profiting by ~. Much Of the timber Of IN.
1oor and the trunk is totally unit for use An
the refti'ng Of the Aqucduct q nd being thrown
aside in heaps by the workmen, a. speedlly y
removed hy the women and cb ildren
PoRT oF GEoRGkTowN-No entrances NJ
clearances registered to- tay The wharyes are
not generally occupied even with The coal
trade vessels and bay snd river craft few
vessels are IN port, but business is not very ac-
live at the wharves to-day.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT.-There are n D
receipts of Hour or gram reported to- -day. Th-
stock in hand of -four is light, and the local
'rade demand active and holders firm Prices
m nchaneei. Wheat is In good demand Prim.
red sold this morning Tor S3.n5k per buShel
The demand for corn contin ues 10 Improve
No receipts nv canal.
Evening star., 1866-10-03
INSTRUCTIONS TO orFICERs OF THE Gus

circular Of instructions to collectors and
other officers OF the customs, has just been Is
sued from the Treasury Department. to carry
into effect the provisions of the 18th section OF
the act to prevent smuggling, approved July
1sth, 1866. The section provides ,tThat when
ever the proper officer of the customs shall be
duly notified of the existence OF a lien upon
imported goods. wares, or merchandise in his
custody, he shall, tefore deli vering su ch goods
wares, or merchandise TO the importer, xner,
or oonsignee thereof, give reasonable notice to
the party or parties claiming the lien; and the
possession by the Off GERS of customs shall not
effect The discharge of such lien. Prorided
That the right Of the Government shall not De
preludiced thereby '"+ ~ =
Under the INSTRUCTIONS issued, persons claim
ing lien for any cause upon impor rted goods
IN the possession OF a collector or other chief
ofheer OF customs may serve a written or
printed notice upon him, which notice shall
designate the goods and packages as partrcu-
iarly as possible, giving the names Of the own
ers, importers or coDsignees, the vessel or YES
sells hy which imported. the amount, date orr
gin or object of the lien claimed, and giving an
address to which notice may be sent Of pro-
posed delivery Of such goods, which address
snail be within one mile Of the off ce of the col
lector or other chief officer of customs upoa
whom the notice is served.
Evening star., 1866-10-03
TBKHEALTB OF THE oJrY

Weregret TO see that the Washington agent
Of the Associated Press has gone into the bust.
ness of villifying the city, practised to such an
extent by less responsible correspondents hard
mp for items. He sends all over the country
the following statement to the prejudice of
Washington:
"The exemption of this city from cholera
dispToyes the theory that IL seeks filthy local.
tiles
Now he knows quite well that though Wash
ingtCn Is, from its wide unpayed streets a
dusty city, it is in no sense a filthy city, and he
must know too, that the city authorities and
the Metropolitan police have been unceasing
IN their efforts TO keep the city a cleanly con
ditlon in view OF threatened disease, and the
result Is shown IN the gratifying fact that the
trightful epidemic that has seourged almost
every other locality in the country has thus tar
effected no Judgement here. We trust that
some timely relief from the present famine OF
news may enable the Associated Press agency
here 10 supply its customers with items less
dIspaTaging 10 Washington and having a res.
sonable foundation in fact
Evening star., 1866-10-03
ANOTHER sLANDER EyPOsED

The slander upon Col. H. b. Bee her. son Of
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher. which recently
appeared in the Chicago Tribuns, having had
wide circulation in radical papers, that
Clergyman pu ublishes statement from the War
Department approved by lion. Edwin NJ.
stanton, Secretary of War, showing that First
Lieutenant Henry Barton Beecher. Fourth
United States Artillery. (son of Rev. Henry
ward Beecher,) was appointed Second Lieu =
tenant 3oth November, 1861: was promoted
First Lieutenant 1lth August, 1863; brevetted
Captain tor merItorieus services at the battle
OF Cold Harbor, Va That at the last session
OF Congress he was nominated Bre vet Major
and Lieutenant Colonel for faithful and meri-
torious services during the war, and his nom =
ination confirmed by the Senate. Also, that
ne rGS not al any tune c0urt-mdTtidied and dis
7HIsSsd The Scrrlce; that charges hare been
made against hun, and that has record and mill ;
t0Ty s'aHdiHg as that IF a fartf,d and merif9fo,
cfreeT an The military Serrice If The United States
The New York Post Republican, says:
. Thus this vile slander is exposed What
can be thought of persons who, to gratify a
malgnant spite against the father for differing
Win them In political opin ions at tae X the char
acteI OF the son, a faithful and me irorious Of
hcer OF the Union army Mr. Beecher thinks
loyal Representatives from southern districts
ought 10 be admitted 10 Congress therpupon
ms opponents, apparently unable to ans wer
ms arguments, Try 10 blacken the character OF
his son"
Evening star., 1866-10-03
OFFICERS, TRANsponrArION Kro

Department to- day, provides as follows
j. The Quartermaster's Department will
furnish transportation TO forage officers when
ordered from one post to another Tor duty. for
the horses tney may have, not exceeding IN
number the legal allowance. When the ex
pense OF transportation is great, the q uarter-
master may have the option Of pure hasing the
horses for public use
BY paragraph Lib. Revised Regulations
for the Army, officers entitled to mileage or ac-
tual transportation In changes of station are
entitled 10 the actual cost OF transportation of
their authorized servants; and in other cases
than change Of station, an officer entitled to
transportation, who, from wounds or disabil.
tty. requires and takes one servant shall be
entitled TO the actual cost Of his trans portatfon
Evening star., 1866-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

CORPORAL PUNIsHMENT II THE PUBLIC
SCAooLs.-WAsHINGro Oct. g. l666.-Ediyor
Of The Star-Sir: In your issue OF Saturday last
before Justice Thompson. and in which N iss
s. Brown, teacher in one Of the pub lie
schools, was defendant, she having been ar.
Walter Bastable. As the aforementioned state.
ment y ~ many distances materially incor-
rect ask, in justice. the publicasion OF the
follewtng statement from w. q. II. Newmau,
NJ D.: = 40 EA5Efs VIZ 49, =,
tWAsHIxofoH, Sept. %, le6s.-I did not cay
that the punishmeht indicted on Waiter BAS.
table was not cruel. no spch question having
II cOnstdefed the bruises Of 4 serious n ature,
ano replied NO; but that the punishment was
top severe for the boy. Il also stated that at
tended the samily for Rumber Of years, and
that this boy had been in delicate health until
within the last year. when he began to evince
areturn Of strength. further said that II
had seen the bruises soon after they had been
Evening star., 1866-10-03
SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
s O'CLOCK p. N,
GOVERNMENT sECURITlEs.
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW Y DIRK, Oct. 3.-Second Board.-U. s. reg
istered, 1851, NIX; do. Coupons, 1Ilx; 5-20's,
registered, lG4 \, do. coupons, Il1A; do, new,
7.3Us. 1GGH; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
30 Canton. IS Cumberland, 54x z QuicksiI-
Yer, 5ix, MariPosa, IL; New York Central,
Reading MicRiean Nh Central a IIsSn g1iS ME-
iran Southern, COY; Illinois Central, I25s.;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81; CIeveiand and
Toledo. 1221s; Rock Island, lux; North wes-
tern, ii1; do. preferred, TAX; Fort Wayne,
IO1H; Alton and Terre Haute, 40; Toledo an d
Wabash, AZ; w. u. Telegraph, $50; Boston
Water Power, 33h; Pacific Mail, 2i9 Atlantic
Mail, 1152.; American gold, 147H.
Evening star., 1866-10-03

"IHE CAMP, THE BATTLR-FIELD AND THE
HOSPITAL; OR Lights AND SHADOWS OF THE
GREAT REBELLION" is the title OF a work by
Dr. l. p. Bracket, autner of - Our Great Can
tains,' Life of Abraham Lin nooIn," &c. &c.
lie work is of character well calculated 70
insure its popularity, being profuseIy iIlustra-
ted, and filed with reading matter abounding
IN romaLte interest, including adventures of
spies and scouts, heroic deeds. daring exploits,
wonderful escapes, yividly- written descrIp-
ions OF battle scenes, droll incidents, &c, &c.
IL will have large sale, undoubtedly. Itcan
be obtained, we learn, of Miss C. H Scott. so,e
agent for the District of Columbia, ii7 Penn
sylyalia avenue.
Evening star., 1866-10-03

PERsoNAL.-Brigadier General Robinson.
who has for the last five years been prominent.
ly connected with the u. S. Military Railroad.
service, has, at his own request, been honora.
bly, mustered out Of rhe service. During Gen
Robinson's connection with the service he has
proved himself faithful and efficient officer
and his departure from the city is universally
regretted by his many friends
Evening star., 1866-10-03

The Radical Union voters of Balrimor.
are emaking extensive preparations for a mass
meeting in Monument Square and procession
tomorrow evening. The meeting is called
for the purpose of ratifying the proceedings
oiihe Philadelphia "Southern Loyal Conven.
Evening star., 1866-10-03

MARYLAND INSTITUTE ExHIBITIoN.-The
ineteenth annual exhibition OF the MARYLAND
Institute opened at their hall in Baltimore
last evening, under favorable auspices The
immense hall is well filled with choice arti.
cies, many new Inventions, and large am mount
OF machinery, the display in this last branc b
being larger than for several wears
Evening star., 1866-10-03
THE WHITE HOUSE

Among those who had Interviews With the
President to-day were the Secretary Of the
Treasury. the Attorney General, and Hon.
Reverdy Johnson. There was the usual
throng Of visitors, but owing to the continued
pressure of public business only a few sue.
ceeded in seeing the President. 1t is not kno wn
how soon any general audience will be gran ted
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