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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-10
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored 10
l. h eaIlh in a few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several years
with severe hung affection, aud that dread
disease, ConsGmption-is anxious TO make
known to his felIow-su8erers the means Of cure
To all who desire II, he viii send copy Of The
prescription used Gree Of charge with the d.
rections for preparing and usi'g Inc same,
which they will find SURE CURE Foh CossvMP-
TON, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CouGHs, CoLD:, and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
iect Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread inior-
nation which he conceiyes to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his RENE
dy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE by re-
turn mail will please address
REV. EDH.7RD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
December 80, 1865. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-10
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

E0fNOINO Vt " IT
CENT EMAN who suffered for years
a from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects Of youthful indiscretlon,
will for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and dlree-
tions for making the staple remedy by whrn
he was cured Sufferers wishing TO proht by
the advertisers experience. can do so by adj
dressing JOHN d. U"DE,''
No. Is Chambers ST., New York.
December 80 1865. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-10
Meeting at Harper,s Ferry.
and others committee.

A meeting of The citizens of Har
per's Ferry and vicinity, held on the Bird
inst fer The purpose OF giving expression
to their opinions rrltuve To tn" Reslura
ton Policy OF HIS Excellrrcy, President
johnson.
sir. S. V. YANTIS was called to the
Chair, and Mr.. ". j. ilERRl>GToN. OF
ShePherdsiown. was appointed Secretary.
On mOIIon the following gentlemen were
appointed ~ draft and present resolutions
viz : Maj or L. Quinn, Mr.. X. Cross and
MIR. John O'Connell, aud tie following
were presented and adopted
Uhereus, The War" being over. and
the object of the war having been rinm-
phanlly achieNe', .4itd There's, " it'll an
alacrily hardly To have tn expected
from the traditional pride and impeiuo,i'y
OF the Southern people, they have return
ed to their allegiance in conformity al
once with the invitation Of the late Pres.
dent and their duties as citizens.
ind UhtrRGS, The sincerest prayers
and the best efforts If the best men of the
Republic have ever been given to the
preservation of the Union, their object
now should be its reunion on the of test
ed and always sufficient Constitution,
Their, fore
ReSOiUed, That the reconstruction pol
icy OF President Johnson. consistent with
his WILL known great ability, and his Sc.
verey tested but undeniable patriotism,
calls for the commendalion and gratitude
OF the whole people.
ReSOiUed, That The recent mastery ve-
10 OF the President TO a BILL at once
INDUSTRIOUS in principle and detail, com
mands Our admiration and gives Us the
gratifying assurance that the Chief EX-
sculve OF The Nation possesses both &C.
MUS and courage enough for any ener-
gency fsnsticlsm may create.
RESOLVED, Tina, thinking chiefly Of his
sagaclous and patriotic efforts 10 unite in
enduring harmony the scattered elements
Of the Nation Unity, the people of Har.
per's Ferry and this section Of country
give 10 the President their warmest sym
pathies and most strenuous support.
After the above resolutions were adopt.
ed, Mr.. Z. W. Andrews, of Mar,insburg,
was introduced and made very eloQuen,
speech Cf over one hour. Major Yellot,
was then introduced and spoke very elo-
quently for abou, an hour. Calls we're
made for John O'ConneiI who addressed
the meeting in his usual straightforward
and eloquen, manner, and the mt cling was
then addressed for about half an hour by
s. A. Cox.
The meeting then tassed vote Of
thanks 10 the Speakers. and it was also
resolved that the Secretary be requested
TO transmit copy of this meeting and the
resolutions adopted ihereat To the fol.
lowing named papers for s,he purpose Of
their Publlcallfn National Inteligen.
Ger, Baltimore American, Baltimore Com.
mercial. New Era. Wheeling Register,
and also 10 the Newspapers published in
this county.
The greatest excitement and en,husi-
s'm prevailed during the day. The
speakers were sernaded in the evening,
anu generally. The greatest harmony and
gooo feeling existed.
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Restoration of Coin.

The President has given directions
tina, that portion of The coin formerly be.
longing to The Richmond banks now in
The Treasury a, Washington shall be re.
stored TO those institutions. This coin,
the original amount Of which was two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. was
carried off from Richmond by the rebels
al the time OF the evacuation. On lis
progress southwark one bundled and fifty
thousand dollars were stolen. The re-.
malnder was deposited for a time a,
Washington, Ga; bu, after the occupa.
ton of that place by the national troops il
was taken possession Of by treasury
agent, under directions of the President,
and sent TO the Treasury Department,
where il has since remained.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-10

vs. The Legislature of Virgins has
elected Messrs. Vim. Martin, of Henry {;
''"h Jsnney. Of Loudoun /; and A. II. II.
''uaf'' 81 Augusta as Commissioners 10
we Legislature of West Virginia. The
purpose OF The Commissioners is TO ar
range terms for reunion of the State. or
III event OF failure Of this plan. TO ar
.'"se Ior mutual assumption Of The
iuOIIc debt Of ,he Stale.
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2lO ACRES,

more or less, Of The best qualify Of Lime
stone !. nd. situated in Jefferson County,
West Virginia, and adjoining kesrneys
vile-s depot on the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroads., which there is large bust.
ness transacted, and where the crops can
be sold or shipped TO some other market
and some twelve miles west Of liar
per's Ferry, and about four hours ride on
the cars from Baltimore. There is fine
Turnpike road leading from the farm to
nepherdstown-,he County ea!-abort
five miles distant,
The land is ric!I-haviDg been in grass
for the last four years-no portion of ii
having been cultivated. The improve
men:s are only !olerable. There is a
never failing Well of pure water near The
house, and all APPLE ORCHARD OF
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UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE :

UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVE.NUEA
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
NHE undersigned Deputy Collector for
< the Counties Of Jefferson aud Berke-
lev, in the 2nd Collection District Of
West Virginia, hereby gives notice TO
The Taxpayers of Jefferson County, tina,
The Taxes and Excise Duties for the
months of September, October and No.
vember are pow due. Ten per cent. vii
be charged on the amoun, Of taxes against
parties interested and who fail TO come
forward and pay the Taxes assessed
against them, on or before The 3lsi inst.
Office at the Supervisors Rooms, Sbep
herdslown, West Va.
II. G.. ENTLER,
Depaly Collector,
2nd District, West Virgins.
t. Internal Revenue Stamps for sale
by II. Z. r.
January a. loOO'
/ ARGE stock OF Boots and Shoes lop
IL sale by Baker T. HiH.
i BEAUTIFUL stock Of Delsinss.
y PopliDs, Alpsecas, plain and striped.
&C., al Z. II. SfTode's.
IIATS, latest styles. very cheap al
* Feb 10 p. H. NTodes.
4 LII Southern Bank funds taken for
4 Goods BY ID. s. Rsntch.
in Purple. Black. Brown.
I'D and Grey, and other durable colors al
Dec 10 DarneHs
WOOD Ware, Tubs. Buckets, Wash
w Boards and Brushes, for sale by
JanI3 Baker &. Hill. !
l1lRGlNlA Money taken in exchange
I fnr goods, al lis market value st
Feb u p II. Srode's. (
DARED Iron. Plow Irons. Nails, Rods
y and Hurse-Shues, for sale by
Jan l3 Baker g. Hill. /.
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AT the same time and place,
| will also offer about

20 Acres, more or less, of Wheat
and about 20 Acres of Rye.
Terms of Sale, for the Lsnd-One-hall
Cash, the balance in ole and two years,
with interest from date, the deferred pay.
ments to be secured by deed Of trust on
The land. For the Wheat and Rye-A
credit Of six months will be given. the
PURCHASER giving bond and approved Sc
curily; the bond TO bear interest from
date.
JAMES HANNAH'S HEIRS.
GEO. d. McGLINCY, Auctioneer.
February II, 1866. At
e., Free Press. Charlestown. and
Berkeley Union. MaItinsburg, copy till
sale, and forward bills TO this Office for
collection.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-10

A gentleman. said 10 be from Louis.
Vile, Jus, married. was on the boat recent.
ly burned on the Mississippi river, with
bis wife, and was awakened by fire in
his state. room, when he rushed forward
to seewhat was The matter, and became
separated from his wife by the flames.
He shouted TO her TO jump overheard, and
sprang into the water himselk but he
could no, induce her 10 follow. He swam
abou, The boat for some time. trying In
vain TO convince her Of his ability 10 save
her, when he swan ashore, and she per.
ished in the flames. He threw away, il
was said. $1,000 in gold.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-10
DWELLING HOUSE, HsH

GOOD BARN, and StsbIing sulIicien,
for IL horses, CORN HOUSE, ICE
HOUSE, which is now full of Ice and
will be sold with the land. there is also
a No | STONE SMOKE HOUSE and
a small DWELLING attached to this
property. There is fine well of never
failing water near the house. and great
variety Of CHOICE FRUIT. The
fencing is all under good repair. Any
persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine previous TO day OF sale.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
JEFFERSON LAND

DY virtue Of authority vested in me as
ID Executor of the last will Of Eliza
Jewc,,, deceased. Will offer al public
sale 10 The highest bidder,
On Saturday, Oath of February,
1866, in front of "Enller's Hotel, in
about
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
Cara gffOfa Thomas l,IIIIsrg ESD:
u win besseen Observation-Disclosures card


was addressed by THOMAS MILLER, Esq., to
9fthd Journ The Journal refused to pub
lish it. How much manliness and fairness
the journal has exhibited, ip this refusal,
the reader can readily determine: ti--"g Iiiu
~ ~ COLUMBUS, Sept. 8, 1866.
h To the Editors of The Ohio State Journal:
7s q GENTLEMEN-In your issue Of the 30th
sultimo, in discussing my qualifications as
|, member of Congress, you, admit that IN
other positions 1 have flied, and in my
private business, have been successful. l
have no cause ito, complain at what you
have said on the subject, as / do not see
how admitted diligence in business, at
tended with success, can, be copsidered
disqtialitie fOf a seatlfn Congress.
llil In your remarks referred TO, you speak
of my connection with the canals-admit l
| tkeep them in good order, &C., and express
othe hope that Imay have no, more hands
IiiOnthem at the election time than is neces-
lsaEy. Profiting by your suggestion, the
JColufhbdg e0rresp0ndeHt ofIthe QnGHrdt
i5Gdgette in dispatch in this mornings Ga
zette, says that. the Democrats of Franklin
" county propose to increase their vote by
colonization, &C., &C., and that being con-
neete with the canals am well situated to
lJRo into the business 4, - 80 -. -..
Isf ltissdsaAlly yapretty gdOdindieatibnt that
when party proposes to commit q fraud
| land import votes, it charges the Offense in
EnadVanee on its opponent. Whether such be
ythe intention of your party IN the present
|Binstapce, Lcanpot. say, and hope It is not.
,As for the Demo dcracy. they have not'now
+ imported, nor do they design to import any
votes.
|m As to my, connection. with. the canals,
|l,ydu are wholly at fault; and SO is the cor
respondent of the GdSette, On, the first of
IoUdly, 1865, more than thirteen months past,
II resigned the position ihelpas Superin-
tie hdent on the middle division of the
the esoStEssfho part OF IFfadkiIn c6GEl
lty, and from that day to this have not had
; any more to do with them, or the hands
.ehpl6yed on them, than you have had.
Furthermore, the gentleman who succeed
led me, and who Is now in charge Of the
division, Mr.! Jarvis Laudog jr4 is spOllti-
acally in accord with you and not with me.
ri hope, therefore, you will not get up any
NmDre alarm about cOlonizing men uOn7the
) canals. hrisq' Very respectfully, ,i1iiibbl
|n .aIHOY7ts U5fTHoYAs, MILLER
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why was @TemneaseeI Admitted,
-H7 Oh Isdf0n Then? d.jI gfidr7f d

Orators there are in the Republican
ranks, to help their totterihg Sadse psdp1l
port, who are appealing to the, ,psssjons of Of
the people, and ddeclaringthat the Southern
people are more wickedly tebellious than,
they were when tie Republicans told them
ftb leave the Union, ii they were not Will
iing % sbide qaietIy in thunder Abolition
rule, b saDd aud ID att gtation Of this they point
10 the Memphis riot ip, which egroes were,
shot TO- death ndImany1 Of their houses
burned. Memphis isaip Tennessee and ybb
1 Repnblica6 d has adlnitted Tensl
hessee to- resume, dts aiight TO }eprese
tiSn.t Why wasthis done,obE the Tepnesa
sese;Sfis are 10 disl0yal as tomurdertbe loyal
blacks and burn down theft houses + is
not pretended that such cruel treatment
has been dealt out to the negroes In any
Dther Southern State, save louisiana Why,
then. hen do the Radicals refuse 70 those States
their Constitutional orighthoE representa-
ton!
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The Conservative Convention and
iq tEie Cor ServatIve Ticket in Ham.
-uSAYr,o..Inr - siAt Of nluni gann ~


ON COunty. " ~ soS ~ co.1 ~ '',,n ,,,,,, ~
The Democracy and johnson Republi7
cans of Hamilton county, held their ,nPm-
mating Union Convention at Mozart Hail,
in the City OF Cincinnati, on TUESDAY, Sep
tember 4th. 1T was avery large, and, I'M
der all the circumstances, a very harmoni-
ous Convention; and the ticket it nomi-
hated is the best and strongest ever pre-
senteds forsthel sufiragese of the people of
thar sAeas .Uodhtys-and rwhstz iso better
Fsttll, it is bound to be elected. sItis as fol-
IIokvsro99d Ipfio7d 1850 3iiHW gnOl a 1oF
Ib C6ngressA sAFirst District George 9jIHI
/ iPefidIeton; Congress- Second Districtr=
I;Theodore Cook; Representatives Charles
\ Remeiin,g John Gefke; Sheriff-IJ0 L.
Thompson; Additof Lieutenant lAdDlph
Ahier: Probate JudgeA Milton lSaylers
1 Ciefk of the Court of Common Pleas++J.
Scott Harrison; Judges Of Common Pleas
r1Vachel WorthingtonI Charles d. EOfin,I
u. T.. BfowhI;9 County D0mmlssi AgU j
McEafffey: C0fofer Richard Rowe; Eros
edutihg AttOfbey AG General Stephen j Me-
Groartv COiiiitH Surveyors GeOrgeDtN ID ",
gent Director County Infrmary Jacob
Sehud! 4uinin2 bnt NuibG9l ,lg9nE tIci
h IThe' nominee for AUDITOR lost An arm in
the late war, and 50 did Gen, Mo- GRoARTY \,
while the candidats for Coroner Captain
RowE, lost d Leg Thesoldlers sustain the
President and the policy the DeHmnoocraocIy
are sighting foroii aa5 ~ .snlw b91bpu
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The ;ftlneral of DR., John Dsws99h ! took 90
place Yesterday afternoon jfr6m his 1ate res-
ideenncseS idensSSIni On East zTp%A MI ae Twas at
tended, by. a large concodtse OF citizens,
who testided, BY their pFsseHce .sSIa sRe sddt
Aened countenances, their high estsssmD {or
the deceased, and deep regret for shis,knda5+
den me Exit ff0m our conmBnltx. The ser ?,
vices at the house were CONDUCTED by the
Rev. j. r. Given, Of this eity, IN q Solemn
hnt1S impressive maRnera jThe spTQc
that OI6lIbAaR tlIeErarnins to their final
resting place in Green Lawn L6eIneteng
was oqe Af theAFgest-fRa mos riTp ppIlpg
we ever Witnessed. hSHs AnlthSAsht
OF the eminent deceased b 1ksesn An the
IfIearts Of relatives and personal friends
nd'of all who knew him. or met him TN
private ofpublic life. .aosI "a sruL ,sudnri03
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,,,,.,, Police IlspeEt,n oo,, 49,,

7rhstt VIE sessIfl iGGJs 'iG%slptsSGD DByS&0O3
Mayor yesterday morning for violations of
city ordinances:'ss enh Ii'di OF noiiaoi's aiiynl
derly conduct, was fined s5dnd costs. aAdS
committed.
wnf.a Sears, John 4fears, Charles Gardner
and - McCollom, for drunkenness. were
each fined 80 mia 'eosls sears paid ;-thS"a
other thr5e were oorfimittGd.Fa
TwOOthe~ weEsflqsd 81 and costs eachT71a
one for drunkenness, and the other for dis
orderly conduct. Both paid.
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DEmOcRATIC CANDIDATES. coz CONGRESS-
.tnDempcra.Le5 I,,,1rsr,.. Meeting. !.

Judge JOHN L. GREEN, Hon. GEORGE L.
CONVERSE and Col. II. B. WILSON, will adj
dress the citizens Of Mt.sterling and vicin-
ity on s4TpRp4r, srITENBER 22D, ut !
O'Clock Z! M1w 4d JGdt sTria hon.1!l 78c
Let alIwhon favor ANDREW JoHNsoN's
restoration policy turn out and hear the is
sues Of the day discussed.
BY order Committee, III S,gaat,i5,,r l ~ '''''
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.OperaH House.

T6O Columbus Dramatic n clatio5 es
wilhbe,seen,by q notice in another column, vIr l,
give Itheif first exhibition at'gthe Opera
House t0lWQFEpY F'ridaEl evening fot the
beneft.0f the orpbapS Home a thhElIlipg lh
drama-+the Floating Beacon or the Wreck
ers Of Nofway- %ili be- pfcduceds Mr..
White will perform adrum solo, and Mr.,
q. F. MellW viii rRFop9qnof AZ Grafton
The entertainment Win iCOhel6de with the
miftb 1IOfSkil& Bsre9 pD ne kiprTisiE
Boy, or Paddy's Mischiefs.
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The. storm C6uA Satu1IaE5md HunbaH
nights did considerable damage through
out saHIhernlohio,fqs1o1 S,c-
p. BARHOws, factory in Louisville, Ky
wasl5dfhed OH lastihf0hdaS night los
$190O0IsIu aEJH n NiIl{N
PRrslDESr SIiSIs JoHNsOs has acc led ahtn-
vitstiSn to visit 81, Louis, ap9 Win afIIfe
there on Saturday a. noon ahd'remain over
Sunday.,ersW itiaa .qmH ss i3tilI 9.
ABAPFIsr preacher in Toledo appeals to
that community1t help build church.
He Is mistaken In the locality. Jim Ash
leyllEes thsrei ,oa bg' .sis 5s +, 81 o'g n i' ,s
THERE T a9I was al, immense INN procession md
splendid demonstration on the departure
of President johnson from Cleveland. so
says the ClepeFqad Hrdld.
TIE editor 81 the Aslsdo Blade says That
MissvuEi hes, heeH selected hs OPP place 70
commence the next war. VIII he be there
70 see?
TIE sond.skg Be5i.tLbagk that the pro-
ceedlpgs, ot the RhiiadeIphia Convention,
win be read with deep interest. How deep
do the loyal party 60 TO strike AtleS"
AspAKaEsnumberi Of professional pick
pockets we're Ia Cleteland on last Monday
evening. The police spotted them, and
their occapati0n'was spOiled.la' s~aqsa s.oFy
-GEsooSaGaEs' GsoS as'T TRU5sssKEt, ! sporting man, was
,,,l,a,l nv HIS mistress In Chicago last Tues
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B ExeItsnient I'm ahe LOyalist Con-
Z! n.IIRl snh ahHemllOn. .nnt1 1nnnL y

= . It's Very strange thatiin National Com
sventiein, the absolute object Of which Is to
-devise ways and means for making voters
ont ofthb southern Negroes, TO the end
that ceEtain S69thern White adventnrers
shan have q constituency and IA which vi
FRED. DOUGLASS sitsasa conspicuous mem;
Der, the subject ofNegroi Suffrage should
give yse cause use for, exciting debate daily Yet
SO ftiis. The COnEeption on Tuesday and
Wednesday worked itself into o. high state
Of excitement over IL, IA strong and per-
fiaps successful effort VIII be made 70 avoid
presenting NegToe oespfrage in p rugged
FORM MEANWHILE FRED DovGLAss1apr
pears TO bs the most self possessed membetl
of the Convention. .llsid diiv ytisoIaGa,,' %o
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UMhhInMnnI

We ccaall attention 70 ,the card Of oGen:J
Al. wilcox in another column. Having
'fhisheds bis military services, re has resum-
ed the practice of the law, His ability and
aSd6irements as a lawyer are. well known.
Otice at the corner Yot High and Broad
streets. .EduNNA T5S Sc ia
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The PrOsPees I'm Pike pOun1Ytc'
Pike county has always been a nel|eble
Oemoefatic count1e -sureffcr q good INA
orits friend writes ls frolp WaTerly
US follows, IA
TheDenaocracf Ia Pike are 10 fine splrits,
and wedNiIi be de to ilcrease Dur rn9l0r-
ity on State ticRet sufficient 20 overcome
our share of the Abolitioa majority IN the
State.
Our county ticket is made up of the very
best men, and we will have spirited CAM
Our Young friend j. G. Penisten receiv-
ed the fIi6nIiSattH1tA 70 40 the yAch1Gy It thk
Ohio Legislature by acclaniatioa, and /
,sthink heSWill maluos an, u,aehiEe mamheHIzul
inclose you a paper tanning his speech,
Hand also inelese TY0Ny eHS ext r9oty " lehrl =
think 50 Aell il1listfateS the bond tax on
1question that it is worthy of some notice.
>HSIn speaking of the taxation of bonds and
the ihe6iaiitS d lReb tDicha IN t'aatioS Ie ht
said "' t,.;.., s,'ia
"The bond-holder pays notax, whileeye-
ry other class of persons are oppressed witn
taxati0ne IA cireumstahee which oceElfeed
.atyour Treasurer's office ashort time sllice,
serves better TO Illustrate the practical
Z workings of this law, than anything can
say yfSes N yS Widow Of { Slider Ahb iOstAs tt
ing enough of hispayN apd hegIpensiops y
purchase home for herself and her little
family, which was valueda at-five hundred
dollars. She called in to pay her taxes
p which aIn61nEetliE0 20 SIC. .10,a DIV DC thus
-efigsged, one OF the capitalists Of yOdr
lcounty stepped in on similar business, and
, biipoh looking over the books, 1t, was found
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nEMs ann 0THhii Wiz.


RxApINs MATER on the Fourth Page; &
GOLD closed yesterday y-eEening. at l462S.
IT is said that Senator DpOlfttlei madS'a
manly and, ,dignified speech at Cleveland. 4
THE Martinetti troupe are playing 10
rgebotses In Cleveland .3nl bns ~. 81 pa
The Radical papers call their meetings
re-unions of veterans. Bosh gliIniS ba
GARRorISG is oae Of the amusemenittSS
cultivated in Chicago.
"wHALE" of the 'U%Rang gdCodie'l the
Toledo Blade On the'war.' -, 1n''g ;,, g39s %ai
The cholera isiabatlng in Chicago. six
deaths only wereireported on Tuesdayyoqa
THERE is one genuine negro ip the Phil
adelphIa Convention--Ffed. Douglass. -sl9
o.. r, MASON, Masonic Grand Master Of
Illinois is to lay the corner stone Of the
Douglas monument. III -Jsd sid y ssW n
Mr. JOHN SHAW, an Old and highly re-
speotable citizen OF Cincinnatil died on last
Mondsy, aged So years. Gfm d'alds Ton s.n|
A Man MAN I BY the name OF George Fl, Harris
was arrested In Chicago on last. Tuesday
for the lmurderof his wifeGo0 oa-' s9,lll ,e,iI
STEPHEN SAITH, son Of Doctor Edwin
Smith. OF Dayton, died at Jamestown M
j., last TueedayycO 'ss07G9H odt a sidi 4
BES. BU1LER Bs171 Is5h has as rare rr wine which he
obtained in New Orleans. Ii Is called itBeF-
muda Hundredw ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
l2E1io GA II n Il w s..iisil9a
YTuoqTo COntrhc tors. ?

b The attention of contractors is directed
I'd the sdfSftdshmenti in mis- pepst pf the
City Civil Engineer, for sealed proposals
EfoF making Certain city IMPROVEMENTS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06

= The Fall term Of this institution COM
mencsd yesterday Young men wishing to
enter a any on one of the Classes, Should make
application Immediately ~ ~ See advertise
mept. 1lulI nA Ih5V