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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
CIRCULAR NO. IS.
PAYMAsTER GENERALS OFFIcE.l
August II. 1867.

August II. 1867.
To insure as far as practicable prompt
payment of such claims, and at the same
time still more carefully guard against
fraud, all officers who sign and deliver dis
charge papers will instruct the soldier to
present them to the chief of pay in the
district in which he is serving at the time
of his discharge, or, if he prefer, to
some other designated chief of pay
district, and the officer will then
Immediately notify, through another cham
mel than the hands of the man discharged,
the Paymaster designated, of the fact OF
such discharge, date, name, regiment and
company of soldier as set forth in the pa
pers; that no payment will be made on
the discharge by any paymaster excepto on
receipt of such modification, unless other
wise conclusively satisfied of their genu-
ineness and the personal identity of claim
ant. .....-. ......... Vs.; -e-.,.irs n
By command of Gen. Grant. -si-s'
E. d. TOWNSEND, A. G.
.a.-..... Minister Received 'fq- .i
WASHINGTON, August 30.-Mr. Cerruti
was to-day received by the President as
Italian minister.
Revenue Receipts.
Receipts from distilled spirits and tobacco
are stated at Bureau of Internal the Reve-
nue., to be largely in excess for fiscal year
ending with June, over those for any pre-
cedlng like period.
Commissioner Rollins left Washington
last night on business to New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

NATuRALIzED.-wende Dehner, ma
tivesof Germany, and late soldier in one
of our Ohio regiments, was naturalized by
Judge Pugh, yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

- iFRANKLrN COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
~ The second meeting of the Franklin
County Teachers Institute will be held in
the State street building on Monday morning
At 9 o'clock, Night sessions win be held in
the High School Chapel. Lectures will be
delivered by Hon. E.. E. White, Prof. A.
Schuyler, of Baldwin University. Capt. j.
+. A. Norris, State School Commissioner, and
. Capt. VIM. Mitchell, Superintendent OF
Public Schools of Columbus, and by other
eini1ent and capable instructors. Itis ex-
pected that this will be the largest meeting
of Teachers ever held in Ohio. Let all
!. members be In attendance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

: 70 BE PLAYEP- P-SURE.-In answer to the
many questions in regard to the match
game of base ball to be played to-day be-
tween the attaches of THE STATESMAN and
Journal offices, we assure our readers that
the game will be played certain, if the
weather proves favorable. We don't
know whether arrangements have been
made with the railroads to bring visitors
from abroad at half fare, but suppose the
roads will not charge more than one fare
eachway; Accident Insurance tickets can
be secured by calling at the office of the
Neil House, where Messrs. Failing and
Douthtrs the clerks. win be pleased to, see
them. l5Fs@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-Auz. 30.
GOLD7A shade frmer; opening at 1915 closing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

ITEM FOR HOTEL KEEPERs.-A late de-
cision of the Commissioner of internal
Revenue is to the following effect: 'For
the purpose of assessing the special tax
upon the keeper OF a hotel, inn or tavern,
his yearly rental is to be fixed and estab-
lished by the assistant assessor of his prop
er assessment district at its proper value !;
but if rented, at not less than the actual
rent agreed on by the parties. If the as !.
sistant assessor is OF the opinion that the
yearly rental value of the premises occu-
pied for hotel, inn or tavern purposes ex-
ceeds the annual rent agreed upon by the
parties, he should assess his tax according
to his estimate of such values
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s.a,F ocal News.
.TRE0RlO STATESMAN
Daily, Tri-weekly, and Weekly,
- HAS AT THIs TImE
v .TTIE LARG r ST
Aggregate Circulation
or ANY PAPER IN

Columbus or IN Central Ohio
Ths. u,aisee IL che best Advert,sips
srfcdiussf of Eny paper tn thts city
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
Decision as to Negro Jurors.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 20. = Judge
Fowle, of the County Court at Whining
ton, N. c., recently gave decision allow
ing colored jurors, stating that since the
abolition of slavery in 1865, by North Car
olina, there was nothing excluding negroes
from acting as jurors, and since the civil
rights bill was passed by Congress grant
ing them all the rights of the whites, they
were fully entitled to act in this capaci Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

From their Opera House, St. Louis, with an entir,
New aud Original Entertainment.
LOOK AT THE ARRAY OF TALENTl
J. r; Hemble. VIM. ,Blakeny, Chss Komroisky
Roiin Dana, Il. n. Smith, Frank CardelIa, W.
NJ Den npster, E. s. Rosenthal. Andy etzei,
Ed; Montgooery. Sig. Gustav Bidesux,
sf - q. y. Anderson, Il. Wilson, Sam
Woodruff. b. Kirwan. K. Fredri-
ca, and the great Come ians,
Johnny Allen, Sam Simmons. j. 7. Gaynor, Char
ley REYNOLDS and Fred. Wilson.
FRED. WILSON, Sole Proprietor and Manager.
w. A. ABBOTT Agent. j. II. HOWARD, Treas
Admission, 80 cents. Doors open at TX o'clock
Performanees commence at sK O'Clock.
aug16-d4t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

~ TRANSFERRED. YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office yesterday:
John Knoff and wife to Eliza Denecke,
August 10Th, parts of inlots No. 571 and
5z2, in the city of Columbus, for s4,50O.
John Stehling and wife to John Erck,
August 18th, inlot No. 8, in Bryden's sec
ond addition to the city OF Columbus, for
$3.50.
G. F. Jaeger and wife to Margaretha
Valz August 24th, half of inlot No. 9s, in
c. #. Jaeger's addition to the city of Column
bus, for $3.50.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

& CLAN soup.-Charley Wagner win serve
up Clam Soup for lunch tomorrow morn
ting at half-past 10 o'clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

ii' DEATH OF REV. j. F. GIvEN@Rev. ]. F.
Given, editor of the ChristiGn Witness de-
parted this life, after long and painful i'll
ness, yesterday (Friday) morning, August
,sOth. Mr.. Given, by his urbanity and
christian kindness, has endeared himself to
thousands Of the citizens of Ohio, to whom
the news of his death will come almost as
= a family. bereavement. His funeral will
take place at two o'clock Sunday Afternoon.
, from his late residence, la North Seventh
!. street. The friends and acquaintances OF
the family are invited to attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

CinethnatI Money Market-Aus. 40.
G0LD-140x9141 buying.
M M1NEY-Easy at so 10 per cent,-a rsz
sEXCHANGE-Clos nt 2-lO per cent discount
buping and par selling. = =,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

The TYPOGRAPHICAL GAME OF BASE
BAIL:AWe publish below the names agreed
on between the clubs of the STATESMAN and
,iJo,Tndl. Our office has made up its nine
, exclusively from the printers working on
the paper, as it should be, and the Journal
has taken in three or four who do not
'swork at case" But fun's the. word
, We'uns will beat them if we can. The
names are as follows: E.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
FROM VIRGINIA.
Riot Anprehended.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 29.-Some negroes
having badly beaten one of the policemen
and stoned two others, at the circus in this
U. S. troops have been sent to the spot to-
night to suppress riot, which is consider
ed imminent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
: FOR RENT.

TBE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
Il re t the fine three story warehouse. No IS
West Broad street, south side suita ole for whole
sa or retail business The store is fitted up with
all the moo ern improvements for warehousing. and
=. :7,5- ---I-.- RUFUS MAIN,
aug2s- d2w Corner Broad and High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
GENERAL ORDERS No. 50.

The following order, received from the
War Department., is published for the in
formation and guidance OF all concerned:
To prevent payments on fraudulent dis
charge papers, Paymasters are instructed
by the chief of their Department to refuse
payment unless the identity of the soldier
is properly established,
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ADJUSTMENTS,
OPERA HOUSE.

TOR TWO NIGHTS fONLY-FRIDAY
Il and SATURDAY, August 80 4 81. The world
renowned and original FlFf
FRED, vii SONS MINSTREL 6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
ANSWERS.

Problems No. 1872 and 1913 are my own
o No. ls4-A should pay Sls3 33H should pay
es3. .331I, and c should pay $33. .33X H-S''N 70
No. 1878 is the common difference
No 1866, ,5OO. 90.
No. 1s7-A's share, SIS 75 BIS share $l1 So and ca
share, ~ ~. OTIosE.
" ORvILLE. ONO. August 26, 1852. :
Mr.. EDITOR: By perusing the .Puzzlers, Col.
umn" for several weeks, l have become somewhai
interested in it, and concu uded to contribute TO IL
least once. but will not promise swing clear rounG
the circle with the rest of the class have giveE
mathematics but very little attention for the last 81
years. Last weeks column contained fine colIec,
tion of problems. tried my hand on them will
Problem No. I92-On for Bro. Innis. pass. How
Y 10 il with you, Bro. Innis? -lasa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

!NAIOHEZ, u,
Mr.. Editors: And still they come. Another
friend from W ashington. Amos must be a serious
sort of person at least one would take him to be
so. from the nature of his problems for they are
both relating to seriousness. Ireally felt bad when
our friends absent, But was consoed with the
thought. though their communications were absent
they were present in spirit. Still, gentlemen. don't
allow these absent marks to increase too fast There
seems to be sreat difference of opinion between
Z. y. and 5. \. concerning my problems Nos. le4
and 1S5. Look over your solutions again, gentle
men, and see if you cannot agree little better, We
are all, without doubt, very thankful to Brother
innis TOR his sermon" in last weeks paper, Though
it was somew hat rusty Il mean the subject: after
being handled 81 frequently and so learnedly by
bow, and cry encore" -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31

Suppose the public debt of the United States to
be 81 00o 00o and suppose there is paid on the
debt s36, 900 900 per annum besides the interest.
how long will it take to pay the debt and what will
the interest amount to when the debt is paid-in-
terest per cent. r F. duncan.
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SCIENCE.

To CLEAN STEEL PENs.-When a pen has been
used untlit appears To be spoiled place 1t over flame
~ Gaslght for instance) for, say, quarter Of minute
then dip into water and II VIII be again tit for use
new pen which found too hard to write with will be-
come softer by being thus heated.
INCREASING THE SUPPLY OF WEIIs.-Mr. Bonnet
civil engineerOf Lyons France has patented method
of increasing the quantity of water in wells which cannot
well alright and To exhaust the air by pump, thus
making the atmospheric pressure assist the water IN us
percOatiOns The hight Of the water in the We'll within
80 ieet VIII depend on the relative vacuum obtained
Another pump inserted through the covering ana Ieach
ing the water Will draw 1t III the usual way IL Is not
Slmed that there Is any saving OF power by TINS hOde
Of operation.
PHOToGRAPHs.-Th portraits made by Adam Salo-
mon admitted 10 have no equals ia the Paris E@pOsl
ton The London photographic NeS says the secret OF
his extraordinary success lies In the long exposure when
he gives He rather acd BATH sufficient TO insure
perfectly clear picture and then gives plenty OF tlHo
printing is alleged TO be Of his super
1Orty, IL suggested that he paper the moment "
ready, carefully avoids any exposure of Il to hight ana
produces remarkable effects by exposing the PRINT after
1t from the frame to light for short time project
ing the face and hands, thereby obtaining remarkable
purity of tone IN the hesh
KRIIPPs GIJN.-The geat cast-Steel gun exhibited
by Krupp OF Essen, at the Paris Exposition, weighs III
cudng breeoh, 80 tuns The weight of the breecpece
The diameter of the bore IL inches and the
total length of the barrel is III feet 1t is red and con
tans grooves Onefteenth inchdeep. IL carries
weighing 9Sl n. Weight Of powder charge from 100 10 Iu
n. The gun-carriage weighs Is tunS, and viii turn upon
turntabc now IN the course OF construction ule t0t
weight Of which viii be 25 This can be worked oy
two The cylindrical tube forming the piece maze
of solid forging of steel Three supeIpOsed rings Oh
cylinders of different lengths weighing 80 tuis are sfA
Npon the central tube, which weighs 20 tuns TO manu-
facture this gun work carried on night ana DAY Gi
l6 months Ii brought to Paris on railway truck
made the works specially for TINS purpose me
price Of the piece including the carriage Is l45W iIu
thaleTS, Sl05,27O.
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fTHIS is TO GIVE N0TlCE-That ON m
Jnternal Repenns.

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
~ Eighth Collection District q New YORK comprising the kghseeih
Twentieth and Twenty Wards Of Of kew.lork
ANNUAL NOTICE
Notice hereby given Annual List Of Taxes the
shove Collection District for the beginning May 1867 has
received from the Assessor and that duties licenses
specified have become due and payable The undersigned attend
personally by Deputy bis Office No 100 Fhsy the
the Second National Bank daily SUNDAYS excepted
MONDAY Path Of june and ending SATURDAY 10th Of Ju
tue receipt OF said Ohe hours from
The taxes included 10 the Annual List Incomes Billiard Tables
Carriages, Plate, Watches and Licenses
The number Of taxpayers this District great trouble
and delay will be avoided by early payments persons whb
neglect the due By them respectively according
aforesaid within the time herein specified will become liable penal
ties prescribed by the law. THOMAS e. SMITH Ca.etA.
Dated Neu.lOrk June 20. 1867.
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Geathers.
FER WANTED

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N Wanted September limited school nea,
gentleman experienced IN teaching anu ~ ~
tain ing pne His whole time will be required during 'us
N. sboo A. he viii charge Of the pupils 10 the
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No claim however made during the vacations Nhu
n In he year kpogledge Of Classics not necessary DIV an
extensive and acquaintance With Matmus anu
usually taught Classical SCHOOLS Is dspshs''S
NJ Tr.rcentinuae references required
Adde'S giving age and mentioning ssaJ
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MISERABLE OPENINGS for TEACHEkS.-
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SCHOOL -TEACHERS WANTED.--The sub,
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anrtion Gales of Real estate.


ADRIAN H. MULLSR, Auetoneer. -
UCTION SALE OF 80 YEARS. LEASE
"A FIFTEEN LOTS with valuable Bglkhead Thiteenth
ave. Twentyst and Twenty secoBdss formerly known the
Warehousng CoADRtAE H. MULLER r. H. WILKINS Co. VIII
sell sncon TUESDAY July 1861 at " eoc al the Exchange
SasoOm, No. Ill Broadway the LEASE Of IS LOTS OF LAND stu
West Twenlrst and Twenty econdsE and TheeDhaye
together With the valuable Bukhead front thereof The lease from
Moore has II from August 1903 az annual
ground Of ms payable quarterly with absolute renewal Of Il
still further
more Improvements to be paid for. -
Maps, &c., the AueioneerS omee No. Pine-st $3.50
W. II. MILLER Anctoneer.
by JOHNSON g. MILLER,
I'D AUCT1ONEBRS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No 25 IN. CEDARsT NEw-lORH
onses Stores Lots Country and Farms bought Sold rented er
changed negotiated Auction sales Of stocks Furniture hdse &c
TUESDAY July g. at " O'Clock,
at Exchange Salesroom No. III Broadway n. \,
CHOICE AND VALUABLE LOTS on BUTLER AND BALTIC
SITS, ADJACENT TO THE GRAND PLAZA.
Butler l04 r. in Of Fatbushaye the lots, each 70
IlO0 -,
Bacs above very desirable and brge lot 2SIl62
ALSO OF the FINEST LOTS PRESIDENT and UNlOhSIS
u and part fronting on Eighthaye
Bghhsye north west Presdentst very choice Iots
each 25IlO0
President st., g., adjoining above. 6 full os
Unon.st S., rear Of above, 3 full lots -
ALSO LOTS and CORES north side OF Saketts, JAZZ r.
81 Hhh-ave
ALSO, % LOTS and CORES N Buer-sth
ALSO, VALUABLE BRICK STORE and extra LOTS on "ren
poiut very desirable for grocery feed, hquorstare
Terms Maps &e. at No. y NAssau-st New-lOrk.
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NEW VOLUME BY LOUISA MUHLBACH
LOUISA OF PRUSSIA AND HER TIMES

N Historical Novel,
L. MUHLBACH.
interesting historical novel takes the reader to Prussia
Of by Napoleon gives " he
showing how deeply they felt me hnho
endure The
the beautiful Prussia whose cherished
by Prussisns that Of saint is chafmugF portrayed
Recently published hy the same author, -
HENRY VIII AND CATHARNE PARR An Historical Novel bI
L. Mnhbaoh. ] vol. limo Cloth, 81 ,-,r
"1here wonderful fascination IN the writings OF Louisa
Dealing with kings and queens courts and coner OF time ons
with their and customs 'h
Their weakness and and following msio IN
essential features she story oil eour' Die winch mas
g0SEPH IL AND HIS COURT An Historical Novel Translated
German by Adelaide de v ChSadron VOL o'o' rNpf
cover, 81 81 Cloth. 80 A..
In JOSEPH IT, she anscends previous efforts rot only in the
story msser but the real characters a'
figure carefully studied from the detailed chronicles oil the
FREpERCK THE GREAT AND HIS COURT Historical Novel
Translated from the German by Mrs Chapman coleman anu ner
Daughters l vol. l2mo 49, pages CLOTH ~ ..,,.,
1.-THE most remarkable volume Of our tme IL
pOuan and command wide circle Of readers Troy wing
TiE BERLIN. An Historical Novel Translated
from by Amory Cohn NJ D. vol, l2mo Co'h "
There dull chapter in It. The interest oil tle iealt -
which would while afternoon more pasah
E.r-Uuca Herald
BERLIN AND SANSSOUCI Or FREDERICK GREAT AND HIS
By l. Muhlbach vol, Zine Cloth,
several noticing The works OF the grea1
Miss Mhhsch expressed our admiration OF em
much careful reading OF each volume M has come
yed the whole domain Of historical romane-Chcaso Journal
Of Commerce. .,.,,
FRFDTRICK THE GREAT AND HIS FAMILY BY L. MHhbsch
vol. Illustrated Paper cover. 81 30; Cloth ~
the the author will assert the viva interest,"
the book euterauug they valuable as
careful studies Of history infinitely and apprecat'ey Omcso
hr Of the above sent free h mail on receipt price
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Cup Real Csta!e for Sale.

E0R SALE--The desirable PROPERTY, now
occupied safe Mandatory Nos 90 OK - and 20 Cannon
Delaney and Mngton -Four twosory attic
basement dwellings 'front.' and substantial Three story ac
brick bading suitable for any hnd Manufacturing
Purposes rear Of lots -. .. .....,,,,, - e,u
Inquire Of kObEhI ~, IAlhl,n, w. W 'ayse
nor SALE-Five LOTS on the southeast
corner Of F nnihsts directly fronting the gah
entrance Park To be flushed ~h elegant gaze
1y,i HOMER MORGAN, No. Pnest
~ W. BENEDICT,
-. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER
Office No. 10 IiDest
Money large aud small TO losn on Cy Property
First eoondeass Property all parts Of the City for sale
MONEY to LOAN OH BOND and MORT
WI GIGE-n large or sums improved property the city
Of Hew.York. Apply 70 '" A. OolI' no rne-sI
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Gountrn Real Cstatc for Sale.

At RUTHERFORD PARK, n. j., on the
( Erie RAILWAY from Chamhersst, offered AZ
moderate rates CHOICE BUILDING PLOTS Of the Mount Ruher.
ford Copany Pine ear frequent low fare tue high LIANT,
health beauty all around Maps cnrs and all information may
he had fom JACOB SHARPE, General Agent,
No "a Pine-st,
And gent for Country Property on the Bie Railway
A TTENTION All wanting FARMS, FRUIT
~ LANDS village LOTS and WATER POWERS-For sale at
Brekburg County j. ~ miles from Newi ORR city on Tai
Philadelphia soil superior for all crops con,ty ong
water soft aud 10 per
acre upward; For circulars S address kOb'
CAMPBELL No. l5J Broadway ~ Y, or HOLT, Bneksbug
Ocean Co., n J.
ATORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
N FARMS great Nrety, beautifully situated one h@nr from
New York for SALE Ao Coupry Houses 10 lh Tor
the season year by BLACKWELL SMITH No J broadway
HewYok 9to II NJ OraFe corner Main and Contests, DO
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mid
~ climate south Philadelphia only 20 per acre
land . Farms hundreds are
ting Information Address G. X lands Proprietor VINE
land. New .lerseT
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professional Notices.

CHARLES NEpTLEr0N, No. III Broadway,
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER for State and Ternor
SURGICAL. HOSPITAL for the treatment
bDOf STRICTGRE VARlCOCBLE HEMORRHOfDs rSTuLA
and the obscure diseases u the Pelvic ysce
control 81 EDWARD DIXON NJ d. Editor Of The Scape OGe
No. a Pihh