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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05

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;.iTHE oPERA ON; MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
The old and new world are familiar with
the names and the merits OF Madame Anna
De La Grange and Signor Brignoli. Others
insthe fieidpf song and lyric achievement
may be entitIed to great laudation but these
two yocalists stand out distinctively with
great, and, well tried reputation as without
superfors As public singers. It is really
well for us that we are to open the musical
season here, With artists 30 justly eminent.
Mmes La Grange occupies an elevated
niche among the lyric celebrities of the
day, and In Europe her success has bet n
most married., loaded with presents,
crowned with rhonors sufficient to turn the
head Of a less assured artist In renewing
her aequaihtance with the American pub
be- therefore she comes with new laurels
gathered at the,shripes of music in Europe
with an ample culture as the result of most
fav0fa6le associations, and itcar hardly be
doubted, with the purpose to still further
adorn her position in the sphere of song
bY winning anew and with increased favor
ttielplkudits Of the thousands. on, this side
of the Atlantic who have hitherto been
called upon 10 honor her powers. Let our
music lovers see to 1t that this truly mag.
nifcent artist receives that cordial well
come which she Is justly entitled to-. oi 90
: The sale Of seats continues this day al
Mr.. John Settlers Music store, where Al
early applicatlen.is desirable. On Monday
evening, = BARRIER Of Seville, ~ Tuesday
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05

Given under my hand and seal. this 1sth
lsEAL.l, day Of September, A: y. 1857. =
y DaDi tg.q q WILLIAM DOMIGAN
1 10. lLE...I Sheriff OF Franklin County, Ohio.
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.Neu YSrk stock .market-Oct.

cfncfnnati Money Market-Oct. 4.
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TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office yesterday:
George Hertenstein and wife to Evin
Beason, Oct. 4tb, piece of ground 80 feet
wide and 60 feet long in Comstock G. Mil
ler's subdivision of lots to 20 inclusive OF
old Penitentiary lot, for 1925. szasz..t
Evin Beason and wife to j. B. Foss, Oct.
3D., half of lot No. IA in Born and jennings
addition to the city of Columbus, for $3.50.
George Nay, Margaret Nay, George H,
Nay, Elizabeth Nay, May Pursell, to David
Cutler, March 3lst, 1866, "a acres and 80
square poles of land in Truro township,
for S6,611 u, a,....-. Xxx
John Brown and wife to Thomas H. Clo-
yer, Jan. 10Th, Sc acres and % poles of land
in Brown township, for $24OO. .al ,.sa
| Edwin Shoemaker to Jacob Bidleman.
Oct. 4th. the undivided one-tourth of out
lot. No. 6 of Robert Neirs addition to the
city of Columbus, for $3.50.
FILED YESTERDAY. = There were filed
with the Secretary of State, yesterday. the
following certificates of incorporation:
OF the Odd Fellows Hall Association, Or
ganized for the purpose of raising money,
and to purchase and hold real estate, and
of improving said real estate by the erec-
tion thereon of buildings and other struc-
lures in Cleveland. The capital stock il
$4,000, with the privilege of increasing s.
to 100000, in shares of $50. George w
Lynde, John Penning. S. e. Hurd, DAME
Molder and Henry Haines are the corpora.
tors.
OF the Garden Street Railroad, organize,
for the purpose of constructing stree
railroad in the city of Cleveland. Capita
stock $4,000. Solon Burgess, A. B. Stonc
T. s. Paddock, L. F. Burgess and E. L
Williams are the corporators.
L I'm. L. LII
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05

A GOOD cigar at Hennebo's, West Broad
way, No. 13. eZg- % Ivy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05

,oLEr every Democrat In the. city attend
the meeting at Thurman Hall Tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05

THE LINCOLN PANoRAMA.-We dropped
in at the Opera House last night to see
what kind of an exhibition it was. We
must confess that when we went in, we had
an idea that 1t was sort of clap-trap show,
calculated to make money out of the men,
ory of Mr.. Lincoln. We must confess to
being agreeably disappointed. We saw a
series of finely painted scenes in the life of
Lincoln during the war and previous to his
death. They form.a most agreeable even
ing's entertsinmeut and are very instruc-
tive; showing, as they do, Che policy he
would have pursued towards the rebel
lious States. One picture, especially,
we would advise our Radical friends
to consider well. 1t is an allegory
of the return of peace and is shownjust after
Lees surrender. 1t represents the Cod
dess of Peace, driving the Demon of War
from the land, and scattering the flowers
of prosperity over it. To the front are the
soldiers in blue and those in gray congrat-
ulating each other on the close of the war
and fraternizing in most brotherly way
just as they did do and would continue tC
do, but for the pernicious teachings of sell
fish and desi4ning politicians. The lee
lures and explanations of Mr.. Murdoch are
splendidly given. are correct and instruc-
tive. Go and see it. 2t
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A NICE fresh cup of coffee at Henne-
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A GOOD SQUARE MEAL to be got at Hen
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-27

nature gave out, and amid a crash of sound, and
a red glare OF lamp and fire, l swooned.
The wheels of the night express had passed
within foot of my head. had been bound on
the streight track over the bridge, and the train
passed me on the 'cut off,"
Capt Tom ceased. Hardly any comments
on the story were made by the groupe
OF officers for, after moment of breathless still
ness, the sharp crack of two or three rifles, which
seemed to have been waiting for the end Of the
story, rang out over the ridge. In moment tho
officers were running toward their respective
commands. With quiet, though eager haste,
the infantry were manning the rife-pits, and the
gnnners stood with lanyards pulled taut, ready
to fire at the word.
Fnteen minutes later was tearing down the
stony road, my horses hoofs striking fire to the
accompaniment of the rifles from the mountain
side behind me. Before left had looked an
instant ON the dead face of Capt. Tom, who fell at
his post like a hero as he was.
had barely time to mount and run for it, as
the gray-clad Johnnies swarmed over the parapet
and captured little band. We had been
overpowered by the advance of the division of
Stonewalls army, and thought myself lucky to
be able by dint of hard riding to reach the grand
guard of our division half an hour before Stone
walls cavalry drove in our pickets on the Shen-
andoah,
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"A Western paper contains the following item
OF news: Captain Blakcston, of the steamer
Morning Star, has just been presented with a
Service OF three years in the penitentiary in con-
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A member of fashionable church in New York
electrified music seller some time since by in
quiring for "Solomon's song,' saying his minis
ter had spoken of it as production of great
genius, and that he wanted his daughter to
sing it.
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MeDiral.
TINO THE AFFLICTED.
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Paralysis Epilepsy, Salt Rheum Headaches all Heart
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- Notice Of Assessment.

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Furniture.
L. MURPHY
r U r n ITU r. II.

We would say to customers and the nub,;c IN r,
s our iacties for DONG first class furniture business
no. sAeeied IN the West We invite attention to our larg
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22
Home News.

JouN G. lTEENAN has given bonds
TO appear on tho charge of keeping a
house.
Mrs. Ben. WooD died on Saturday
last of heart disease.
Tho Yellow Foycr is is raging with
unprecedented fatality, at Galveston.
Tic funeral of OK. Gov. WRIGHT
takes place in New York, to-day.
Efficient Republican organizations
have been formed in every city and
town in Alabama,
Tho Commissioner of the Land OF.
fee has decided that no person eau
acquire title 10 more than one sec.
ton under tho Homestead act.
Money will soon bo furnished to
the Spanish Minister at Washington,
to pay interest on Spanish scrip held
in this country.
Eighty.seyen millions in currency,
$4,000, 600 in coin, and $50, 100000
10 gold certificates, were in the U. $.
Treasury on Monday.
Eight hundred aud ten cmigrants
PASSED through Columbus last week,
of whom lS7 intend to remain in
Ohio.
A steam tug, tho Dispatch, belong.
ing in Detroit, was burned to the wa
tcr's edge of Sandusky, carly Friday
Loss, $4,000. lusur.
aucc, $4,000.
OF the $50 millions Of seven. thir-
ties due on the 18th inst, tho timo
for payment of which has extended
thirty days, all but about tweu,y
millions have bccn already presented.
Tho corn aud cotton crops Of Ala.
bama are bottor than for many years.
In Texas, Louisiana aud Mississippi,
worms aud overnows have done much
harm.
Official returns of the registration
in Louisiana, received in Washington,
give the number Of white voters at
l4,132 and the number of blacks at
S2,907. The whites have small ma.
jorlties in ten parishes.
The Indian Commission has been in
session at ST. Louis, and has gono to
the plains to see "the wild aud savage
Indian" and ask him what he viii
take to behave himself,
The stockholders Of the Columbus
& indianapolis Railroad voted Fri.
day to consolidate with tho unio,
| City 4 Logausport road aud the To
lodo. Logansport & Burlington roads
The name Of tho new company vii
be tho Columbus & Indiana Railway
Con, PopE has written long let
( ter to Gen, GRANT, in which he argues
strongly that the Southern States car
have no lasting tranquility while sucl
men as b. II. HILL are allowed to re
main in tho country as an active dis
turbing element,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22
Foreign News.

The Coffee crop Of Hayti is prob.
ably the largest ever known ON the
Island.
Mexican odvioos state that CAsrEL,
10 had made his escape, disguised as
4 woman,
Heavy aud frequent rains have in.
jured the crops in England.
Admiral RARRAGur, with the feet
under his command, arrived at Corn
stadt, Friday night, lie was received
with honors.
The Empress CARLorrA is in bet
Ger health, She knows her husband
is dead. but thinks he died Of fever,
Adyices from South Amerie 4 to tho
10th ult., state that the Parasuayan
war remains "a siata quo aate last
steamer. A GUY FAwEEs plot has
been discovered at MoptVidso.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22

Of Thomas, Of Sheridan, Of Howard
who led the armies Of the Uhion
which conquered the rebellion. The
statesmen most trusted by Lincoln
and by the loyal people Of the coun-
try during tho war also support it,
The Supreme Court Of tho United
States, upon formal application aud
after solemn argument, refuse to in.
terfere with its execution. The loyal
press Of the country, which did so
much in the time Of need to uphold
tho patriot cause, without exception
arc In favor Of the plan.
la the South, as VIC have seon, the
lessons oftho war, aud tho events oo-
cp,rinp s;ncc the war, have rade con.
verts Of thousands Of the bravest an
of the ablest of those who opposed
the national cause. General Long.
street, a soldier second to no living
corps commander Of the rebel army,
calls It ga peace oifcriug," and advis-
cs the South in good faith to organ
izo under il. Unrcpontaut rebels and
Peace Democrats oppose
IL, just as they opposed the measures
which destroyed slavery and saved
the nation.
Opposition to whatever the nation
approves seems to be tho policy Of
the representative men Of the peace
Defeat and failure com.
prise thoir whole political history
In laboring to overthrow roconstruo-
ton they are probably destined TO
further defeat aud further failure. |
| know not how II may bc in other
States, but il ain not greatly mista.
Ken as to the mind Of the loyal poo
pic of Ohio--thoy mean to trust pow.
n in tho hands Of no man who, dur.
ng tho awful struggle for the nations
ifo proved uuiaithlul TO the cause Of
liberty and Of Union. They will
continue TO exclude from the admin
stration Of the government those
vho prominently opposed the war,
Until every question arising out Of the
cbellion, relating to tho integrity Of
he nation, and to human rights, shall |
rave been firmly settled on tho basis
If impartial justice.
They mean that the State Of Ohio |
N this great progress, "whose leading
object is to elevate the condition Of
ncn, to lift artificial Weights from all
to clear tho paths of laud.
,blc pursuits forall, to afford all au
start aud fair chance in
he race of life, shall tread no step
backward
Penetrated aud sustained by con
lotion that in this contest tho Union
,arty of Ohio is doing battle foe the
light, | enter upon my part Of the la
1ors of the canvass with undoubting
confidence thatthc goodness of the
cause will make up for tho weakness
of its advocates, aud command in the
result that triumphant success which |
| believe il deserves.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22

Pursuant to a call issued somo time
since by tho Central Committee, the
delegates elected from each township
aud the wards, s,convened at the Court
House, on Saturday, for the purpose
of nominating a county ticket, to be
supported at the ensuing election in
October, and to transact such other
business as might come properly be-
fore the Convention. The dolega-
tions from the various townships
were we'll chosen. aud the eonveu-
ton numbered among its members
many ofthe most substantial aud in.
aucutial meu of Seneca County. 1t
was said by many, to bo the finest
body of men assembled in that place
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22
The Mass Meeting,

Above will DO found u call for
a mass convention of the Union
peoplc of Seneca county on the 26th
of September. Let every one make
their arrangements to be present on
this occasion. Como en- p,dssc, with
your banners, your music, your wives
and Jour children, and give this day
to the cause of humanity and tho
welfare of tho country.
"Come Ne tho winds como
Whom forests arc rended,
Como as tho storms como
when navles arc stranded"
Come like tho rushing of mighty
waters, that tho country may know
that " mighty are the hosts of Abra.
ham -
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Let it be Done.

Thad. Stevens has written a letter
stating that IN view of tho discharge
of many freedmen by their masters
since tho election in Tennessee, for
voting tho radical ticket he will in.
troduco a bill in Congress next sos.
sion for the condscation of the prop
erty ofall such miscreants. Let It be
done, and if "twcrc we'll done whom
It's done, then lot it bc done quick
lvu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22
rnuRspM monNINe AUe. a, Issh
UNION STATE TICKET.

ron GOVERNOR.
y. HAYS, Of Hamilton County
fon LmrrENANr oovrRSoR,
JOHN G. LEE, of Seneca County.
ron rREAsuHEn or srArE,
SIDNEY =. WARNER, Of Lorain County.
roa AuDtroR oT srArE,
JAMES H. GOODMAN, of Marion County.
ron COMPTROLLER or rHr rnrAsunr,
MOSES II. BRAILEY OF Fulton County.
ron surnENe JvDaS,
JOHN WEIGH, Of Athens County.
ron ATTORNEY 0EsrHAL,
WILLIAM ". WEST, Of Logan County.
roH SLENDER ~ rHg noAnD ~ rUntIc wonKs.
PHlLIPV. HERzig, Of Auglaizc County.
roa eoSuIrUrioSAL ANESpNrSr,
YES
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22
Another Removal.

Tho not uulooked-ior removal OF
Gen, Sheridan has been accomplish
ed. On Monday last tho President
sent an order to Gen. Grant for the
removal of Sheridan. Gen. Grant
demonstrated but without effect, lIo
then protested in writing. and what
tho result is, has not transpircd, but
II is supposed that if Grant is immov-
able, his removal will be issued thro'
the Adjutant Generals Office. Many
of the Presidents friends do not sus {.
tain tho opposition to Gen. Grants
wishes, Gen, Thomas has been ap.
pointed in his stead while Sheridan is
ordered to the Department Of Mis-
souri,, IL will not change tho stat,
Of affairs much in Louisiana undel
Gen. Thomas administration, but
removal must DO made, and it is done
Andy breathes freer for time, Blu
Congress will prove "roady reckon
or, in settling his seoro whom It agail
convencs.
"oh Tam, oh raml
! Ihou'n yet thy farrin' " ctc,
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William MelrOy's Estate.

Notico 10 hereby 'giVcn that the underslguod
" has been appointed and quSlihed as Adminis-
tFAtor, on the Estate OF William Melroy, late OF
Seneca County, Ohio, deceased,
Those Indebted 20 the Ealaie will make pay.
ment, and persons holding claims against tho de-
ceased will present them for settlement,
aug91-ta JOHN MELROl, Administrator
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22

The affections OF the opposite sex may be gain
ed by following simple rules and all may marry
happily II desired, without regard 70 wealth age,
OF beauty. send airected envelope and stamp for
particulars to Madam LucILLE DEAAHRE,
Bible House, New York,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22
Clinton Protectives.

Are hereby nstlard that the Regular aemi-
n annual meeting of the Society, will b. held in
the Court House on Saturday, August stat 1851
Al llmemheta aud Sll persons desirable OF becoming
memhers, under the new organization are request.
ed to attend AZ o'clobk p. NJ. J, q. LER, Pres.
p, SPIEI.MAN, SECRETARY, Nugs2-tI
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AGENTS wANTED.

Samples sent free. No capital required. Ladies
snd Gehtlenea can cara FROM 81 TO alO PET
day. EnelOse stamp aRd address
rRPP Co, sth street, New York.
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FOR SALE.

A neat well nrished two story BRICK
n DWELLING HOuSE, near the centre OF huAl.
and excellent water, New aud 10 good OnleF
terms moderate. apply 10 Mrs G, :. Robins on
he premises, OF q. ]. Keen. Aug2e-3w.
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DIR. j. BlsYAN,

CONSULTING PHSseIAs, $40 BRoADwAS, N. Y.
Special treatment "a all cases OF seminal ssxu'
mate.
ne Advice tres, and correspondence strictly
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AVOID THE oIIACKs.

and have seminal weakness, emissions &c., / will
eend you nee ofehArge, Information which il fol-
lowed viii cure You without the aid afmedleine
Address HxNny AMsDSN
ani,nitytl Station u. n. Y.
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Ncw advertisements.
Jacob Myers Estate.

N oaIcs L. here slveu that tho uuderalgnad has
N heen appointed and IL qualified ~ the kNecn-
tor of the WIN aud Estate ofJacoh Myers deceased
AugIS-3w.