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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-23

Hoofands German Bitters per bottle. y. 81 90
Hoof snd g German Tonic, put up in qt. bottles so
per bottle, ,or a half dozen for 81 SO. 81 o1 5E
Do not forget TO examine well the article you buy
in order to get the genuine. o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-23
LIVING ADVERTISEMENTS

Of the efhcasy Of this mstehIess Ses stsbls ston-
a;fic are to be found ineyery city aud town the
United Statesa healths men and women, rescued
tssa tsssmSaT sSTtqss sy end
any other Btters in existence in this special par
tieular-it is not alcoholic, :, ;TTC, :. -
For such con snd systems as REQUIRE for
their inylgoration difpsive stinulant.i :. ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-23
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITfERS.

Biliousness, Indigestion, General Debility, aud
ali the complaints which proceed from want of
proper action in the liver the stomach and the
bowels. are eradicated by course of this great
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-23
HON. JAS. ROSS sNoWDEf

Prothonotary of the Supreme Court of Pennsylva-
MIA, writes:
--l.-l s... PHILADELPHIA, Sc :. IA, 1867.
''Hoofand's Germal Bitters is a very useful ar
ticle as a tonic and appetizer. 1t j. not an in
toxi ating drink, and may be used benefcially by
persons Of all age. Re pectfuly yours. -
: JAMES ROSS ShOWDEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-23
CAUTION.

Hooaand's German Remedies are counterfeited.
Is on the wrapper Of - each bottle. All 9TH
ers are counterfeit. I-7'- -
Medicine Store, No. 63l ARCH STREET, Phila-
idelDhia Pa ~ .. .. t.... ~ 80 r-lf..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-23
CHARLES M. EVANS, Proprietor 1.is ),
PRICES.

Formerly c. M. JACKSON d co. + =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-23

Is composed of the pure iuces (or as they are me-
dicinally termed. Extractsl. Of Roots. Herbs and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-23

"a e-aJ ed pOintInents.o sG- .-f'"blo
General Thos. Ewing Jr,9 will address
the people asfollows 700 9hj 1Edi 9lJ!s5'q
At.zAdMEsv1LLE. with otBeqs. Friday. ssptemn99 ten
At 1KSeAsTER with Haab Hon Hssnry Hsnqms g5bmrg
SRtqrdaG Septeuber 9eth 6'r9 'S'gt 'f ~
At MIN CisGISNATl with Hon. A. G. Thurman.
AtC0LQ MBUS, Tuesday. September 2sth. .ois.so
A. IPAfT0N I TyG 81 SSePtep6sr @ sSth. 49, t,f,.,,
AtCANrQN. October 2nd. 81" ,.-J,, ..,,.,...,
AtCARDINGToN.M Morrow County, October ia
Hon. A. g. HFhurman's Appoint
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-23
CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which not only combats and conquers diseases that
have entrenched theu selves in the system. but
Is the best known SAFEGUARD against all unhealthy
inf FENCES. Persons whose occupations and puT-
suits su oject them, to the depressing effects of
close. unwholesome atmosphere, should take 1T reg
ularIy as protection against the los fevers and
other disorders which malaria engenders. Inv4-
lids who |
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

HANGED IN EFFI0Y.-The La Grande Sentinel Of last
Saturday gives graphic account of the hanging and
burning of cfgy Of Gov. Woods OF Oregon In tina,
place on the preceding Thursday. The eissy Of the
great rascal was hung to Triangle erected for the
purpose in the centre Of the main street. and bon
fire was kindled by. After the efagy hung by
the neck for some time, II cut down. and thrown
into the fire. where Il was totally consumed. large
crowd witnessed the proceeding. Some of the bad
Governors partisan supporters had threatened the
life Of any person who should attempt to hang or
burn Woods in cfigy, and they vehemen.iy swore
they would sot permit the thing to be DONE Their
blnstep want for just nothing however for the Dem
ocrats Of La Grandc and Of all Union county do not
scare worth a ctiss and to show that they were In
earnest In their threats to hang and burn in eigy the
infamous who has outraged their rights and dis
graced their State, they did hang and burn him in
efgy and his hackers dared not to interfere although
they had come in crowds 10 the scene. with arms
their persons, and concealed in their wagons,
to use against the crowd who took part in the affair.
We rarely approve of this kind of indignation demon
STATIONS but If any wretch merited hanging In
egy for his crimes against people, George L. Woods
Is the very creature.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Hos. T. J. Bowers, c. j., Presiding.

hoS l. ~ BOWERS, 4. j., Presiding.
BY courtesy OF r. F. Edmondson. Esq, Clerk. We
were furnished With tbs following report OF the pro
ceedings in the District Court. as follows:
wah Ching ct ais We. c. Constance: transferred to
Supreme Court.
Powell X Coe vs.. Loo Loo; judgment Set aside and
plaintiffs given leave 10 amend.
John Anderson IS. Sarah 4. Anderson; decree o!
divorce granted.
Robert Agnew VS.. Antoine Williams e: al judg.
mcnt reversed.
John Noonan Va. ]. Stewart; Judgment for pltd
John Henry ~. McCintock K Stewart: mistriAi.
Saunders ct ais. vs.. Carey e; ais. Judgment for
plaintiffs in two cases.
F. +. Marx vs. X. O'Neii; continued.
Fantine K Co. ys. c. Constance; dismissed at cos.
OF plaintiffs.
NJ. oBrian ct ais. vs.. Gallagher c. ais: two suits
dismissed.
Young & Small vs.. Dennis Crowley: dismissed.
Nash vs.. Taylor Andrews: Judgment for pitt
Kelly va. Buckley; dismissed
John Rain, John Brown, and jose G.. Lucas were
admitted to citizenship.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

GRANTS LoSGEsT 5PyEcH.-The dispatches Of Tho
week report the speech Gen. Grant made to the CROWD
who serenadea him at his residence in Galena, on
the night Of Eev. 4th, when 1t was positively known
his election was certain. It is noteworthy that hi;
speech TO that crowd Is the longest he is reported
err to have made Mayhap the possession Of the Pres
idency for life y win have tho effect Of curing his
reticence He said:
Z Friends and Fellow Citizens Of Galena: thank you
for this additional mark OF your kindness. Sufficient
suppose, has now been heard Of tho result of the
late election to show upon whom IL has fallen to adj
minister the affairs Of the Government for the next
four years. / suppose 1t Is not egotsm In me to say
the choice has fallen me- The responsibilities OF
the position feel but accept them without fear, IL
can have the same support which has been given me
thus far Ithank you and all others who have fought
together in this contest in which you are all
interested personally, as much, and perhaps more,
than am. now take occasion TO bid you goodbye.
a leave tomorrow for Washington, and shall
probably see but few Of you again for some years to
come, although It would give me great pleasure to
make an annual pilgrimage TO the place where have
enjoyed myself so much as have here during the
past few months. 4 -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

BEAUTIFUL PIcTURR.-From @. 7. Blake Co..
News Dealers. Postoface Store received on Thurs.
day evening copy Of the illustrated London Netcs Of
Oct 10th. and with 1t very finely executed, colored.
beautiful picture. entitled News from Abroad" in
which an aged couple are represented before their
own hearthstone. in their humble, cleany cot, and
the old man Is reading aloud 70 hts good old wife
letter just come to them from their darling son far
away in distant cline II is pretty. impressive de-
sign, beautifully executed by the artist Copies Of
the picture be purchased 81 the Postofce Book
store. il a s4 HI
= FREroHr 10 SILVER Crrr- Teams haul freight nom
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

a. LUNA HousE.-we call the attention Of those
usslre beard and lodging. or either, and of all
"sn 70 know OF good hotel, to the advertise
A'a mat. g. Luney's LUNA House" in this pa
I us the General stage House from which the
e' ior Boise City and for the chief camps In this
hr. and Mrs. Luney personally see to
house In order that tho table and the rooms arc
Opsrly provided and furnished, and that each guest
NC suitably provided for tits situated ON the
Lei OF montgomery and Commercial streets, con.
.su' % the Postofhce. Express Once and Court
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

roVEs, TrSwARE, &c.-Look at the new advertise
l' OF Kennaly& Mccauley, in this paper. They
the most complete and by far the best stock Of
KINDS OF stoves--cooking parlor and box, Of every
For tin' brass. sheet iron and copper ware, ever
1enI into this city. And miners are particularly
se'cd 70 examine their stock Of hydraulic MOBILES.
pes ana rings. OF which they have all sizes and an
eus'e stock. They are experienced and finished
'Anen In their line, and they certainly have the
fi' Of filling orders with dispatch and excellence
very low rates for this region. We know Of none
|',e deserving of the patronage OF the community
'HeI business than are Kennaly McCauley.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

FREronr 10 SILVER Crrr.-Teams haul freight from
the Railroad to silver City for eight cents pound
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

-loosfk PREsESr.-our neyer-forgetful friend,
~ Aacketf has commenced the game season ON IN
nv :. present Of o fine mailard duck, which he shot
o0ise Valley early in the week. He brought n few
nom days sport in the Valley, and he
as sure work Of bringing the fowls down when
Oaa mat splendid English double barreIled-sh
s .nem' g ne does Of dividing his trophies Of
A''a afterwards among his friends. Rare ola IA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

~. 8. Z AkruHs.-Frank B. Brittcn. County As
= AZ Collector. paid into the County Treas
49,. q sios% %. Of taxes collected during
bxes .: 3 October MI. Britten h. Al along
Z slf ysFy meritorlous pubic ofnoer. /
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

ouh fAuIr.-some Of our patrons 1t Placer
= , p'aan that copies Of the paper did not reach
-. ~ week. We assure them the fault does not
a@ The paper Is regularly forwarded from
ko.... $50 2 cvery subscriber. But we shall try to
'''l sho y TO blame in the matter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

SOUTHERN PArENTs.-Col Rufus R. Rhodes, So
licitor of patents, No. % Commercial Place, Off
cally reports TO the CRESCENT the following COM
plete list of patents granted Southern inventors
for the week ending May 10, 1893;
Louisiana Levi Rogers, Morehouse parish,
medical compound, two patents; y. 5. Hunt,
Terrebonne parish, and Jacob B. knight, New
Orleans, assignors TO G. 5. Hunt, WIN. + Pratt
and p. NJ. peterson. New Orleans, Illuminating
gas same parties. apparatus for collecting marsh
and other gases; Wm. Mantey, New Orleans, tap
for cutting screw threads; G. X. Marshall, New
Orleans articles of food from potatoes.
District of COllIHlbid.-Wm. j. Miller, Washing
ton, sash and shutter fastening.
Mdrlldnd-H. r. Robbins, Baltimore, steam
pipe coupling for railroad car heater.
Virqinid.- George W. Goodwin, Petersburg,
churn; Chas. s. Tyson, Old Point Comfort, qua
carriage.
Norh Carolind.-L. Henderson. Manson, cotton
cultivstor.
Sosth Clroliaa.-Jobn Cummings, Charleston
mode Of treating mineral phosphates for the manu-
fscture of fertilizers.
Georgid. DeDmesd, Marietta, bridge
Douglas Bly,, Macon, piston rod adjuster.
Atabdmd.-J. o. Belknap, Mobile, device fol
propelling pleasure boats.
Kentucky-C. c, Hare. Louisville, cornice fol-
building. 80
Missosri--James Wilkinson, Bowling Green
lifting jack; Thos. L. Rivers, st. Louis, ANNA
trap.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02
HE LAST CONFEDERATE PRISONER.

The following from Lieut.. Jno. c. Brain
viii touch the sympathies of all who favored
or felt for the cause in which this gallant
officer served so faithfully and so brilliantly,
and for which he has suffered so long.
Whilst the rage and malice of the dominant
patty have been transferred from persons to
communities, this gentleman has been kept
for weary months and years immured in
dreary prison house, deprived of the ordinary
comforts of life and subjected to all the cruel
tortures of that postponement of hope which
s.maketh the heart sick" We are glad to say
that subscription list, headed by some of
the sympathizing ladies of this city is now to
be found at the store of J. A. Gresham, 80
Camp street All desiring to relieve the
necessities of this unhappy captive may con-
tribute one dollar or less towards that holy
object
CELL q, KNG's COUNTY PENIrENTIAsY,l
Brooklyn, N. Y, March l6, 1868.
Admiral R. senmss;
Dear Sri take the liberty Of addressing you
these few lines to request you to publish an appeal
TO our people in my behalf. / have been pris-
Oner without trial since the 18th September, 1866.
now over eighteen months. God only knows what
/ have suffered during that time, subjected as
am to the rules of a convict prisoner. Ny health
is suffering from long confinement, aud my family
are in the most extreme poverty from my incar-
ceration. l think there are some in your city who
knew me as an officer of our navy, who will not
refuse TO assist me in my hour Of need. sadly
need money for legal expenses and for my family.
II / were released tomorrow | should oe sdr It
without q cent, for my Imprisonment has ruined
me both in health and in pocket.
must beg leave to thank sou for the kind pres
| ents which you we're kind enough to send TO me
through the hands of Mr.. o., for at that time was
| in rags, but now, thank God, am we'll supplied
with clothing. and the necessares OF life, through
| the kindness Of Col. A. W. Foute. of Mississippi
| who has proved himself to be real brother and
| couDtryman in my hour of need-he has done
| everything in his power; but we need money.
am also under many obligations to Gen Loring, OF
Alabama, aad others for their kindness.
think, sir, thatif son will be kind enough to
publish an appeal 10 our people, that they will be
| kind enough to hear the prayer Of one who tried
| TO do his duty TO our lost cause | pray God that
they will, for am tired, can tell you, OF wasting
| my lie in prison. l am extremely obliged to
| you for publishing my tier of June, 1861. do
| not think that any of my countrymen (5outhern)
| will refuse 10 hear my (begging) prayer for as
sistsnce from my by prison cell. am not
| allowed thu newspapers, so will trouble you to
clip whatever you see fit to publish and send it to
me. Anything will safely reach me tn my prison
address. remain, mostrespectfully, yours,
| JOHN G BRAIN,
| Late LIST Lieutenant Commanding. c. S. n
P.S.-This is read by third party, J.o.B.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02
FDIroRIA PAnAsRArHs, ETC.

The Mormons are trapping grasshopPers.
The Cincinnati Commercial edifes the public
with large wood cuts of Coburn and McCoole.
"Only nineteen dollars to New York;" is posted
on the walls of st. Louis.
Mr.. HalIlster, Of California, has cut 100000
worth of wool this season.
Florence Percy" is said to have very beau
tiful home in Richmond, Va.
patent vaccnator" has been invented to
render incubation painless and certain.
alt is said that there is lot single " stove
pipe f" hat in Utah.
Thanks to the officers Of the steamer /. G.
Harris.
Thanks to the officers of the steamer Lizzie
Hopkins.
Reports of yellow fever in Galveston and New
Orleans have commenced circulating in the press
of the interior.
Why would the knight who won the first prize
at the tournament make sgood lawyer! Because
he is good at tourney!
Geo. Ellis, opposite the Post Office, has the
Police News, New York Weekly, Illustrated News
ana Leslie's illustrated.
Beal & Baker, of California, have q ranch of
two hundred thousand acres stocked with sheep.
horses and oxen.
Ben. Halliday, the stage driver "scross the
continent" has given Gov. Haight, Of California,
$1,000 oliver punch bowl.
Twenty dollars a day at the Sherman House,
Chicago, during the sessions of the Republican
convention.
The ladies' 10 New York have adopted the gen.
temen's royal yacht ties. They are generally Of
blue silk.
The New York Mail says the only safe and ger.
orally satisfactory way for young man TO meet
a cousin, is TO kiss her-frankly, honestly,
heartily.
Landlords in this city are now so anxious to
rent their houses that one of them has placarded
the following on his building, on Royal street, a
short distance from Canal: For rent-on terms
| TO suit the times"
The New Orleans Picayune has been requested
by the Boston Post to copy the following: ''Chas.
D. Irons, if he represents himself as q correspon-
dent Of the Boston Post, is an impostor." The in
diyidual alluded to was known here as "Charley
d. Dasher."
"Are you going to see our friend, Miss Belle
when you go to New York, Head?" Asked g.
Yes, if can get some good clothes to go 10;
need suit or two" "Well," says Pete, who al
ways has his "put in" "perhaps she has suitor
too!n We threw him out of the window.
Queen Victoria held drawing room in Londor
on the 18th Of May. The American embassy wa
not represented, but Mr.. George Peabody wa
presented to her majesty in the diplomatic circle
as a distinguished American citizen, by Lore
Stanley. secretary of state for foreign affairs.
The CREsoRNr having received small box o
new potatoes and a basket of strawberries a
presents, comes to the conclusion that " there !
lite in the old land yet" Ia another column !
suggests the best way to show that there is lf
10 the old land YET" is to put plenty of corn an
other seed in il. The CRESCENT - invaluable 70
is information upon all relating to life in th
old land."-ISugar Planter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

with the abstraction of State rights, and fos-
tered Northern preponderance by Legislative
fayors to special interests, in clear violation
of sectional and State equality. The system
was self-limiting. 1t was bound to wear out,
and some day tumble down with crash
that would shake half world. This was
destined to happen at the end Of Mr.. Buchn-
mans term. The false expediency, of which
he was the personifcation, played its last card
when he was elected. 1t could no longer
satisfy the pride, ambition and animosity of
one section, or allsy the fear and resentment
of the other. 1t was clear that after Mr..
Buchanan's term would be the deluge. 1t
came it has not yet subsidized
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

SPORT ON THE METAIRE the
Meiairie Course will again be brilliant with
life and gaiety, for there is to be given an en-
tertainment consisting of mule race in mile
heats. gentlemen riders; double team race
mile heats, owners to drive; pacing race, to har-
ness, mile heats, owners to drive, and run
ming race, mile heats, free for all ages, also to
be ridden by gentlemen riders. The object Of
these festivities is to collect sum OF money
in aid of the family of Lieut. J. Q. Braine,
whose captivity, SO long protracted, has de-
prived them of that support for which they
were wont to look to him. The use Of the
Metairie grounds has been generously ten
dered by Col d. A. Wilson, and the Canal
street railroad company will make every effort
to supply the demand upon their capacities
for transportation. We hope to see goodly
attendance on the occasion, for aside from its
worthy object, the features of the entertain
ment promise to prove unusually attractive.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

Polite LrTERArURE.-The attention Of our
readers is directed TO the advertisement, in au-
other column. of Mr.. James A. Gresham, book
seller and statiOner, 80 Camp street, next door 10
the CREsCENr,) who is just now in receipt of a
new supply of the cheap editions OF Shakespeare,
Burns, Byron, Scott and Dickens, the retail price
of which being fifty cents copy, brings it within
the reach Of everybody, thus aifording the people
as . whole an educational resource rarely to be
met with. Seek your interest by giving him a
call
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

The Worlds Montreal special reports the utmost
CONSIDERATION and alarm there in consequences OF
the receipt of information IF the gathering OF
hoatea Of Feaiahs at Bufslo and St. Adams. The
volunteers along the front were under arms ali
dsy on the 29th, in anticipation OF an invasion.
battery Of the Royal Artillery has been ordered
10 the front. Barracks for 100 men nave oeeu
erected AT ST. Johns. Two companies OF the
Civ Guards have gone there. II IS rumored that
MANY of the volunteers are Feuians, and have
been ordered by 0'Neill to fire upon The oficeTs
when an engagement occurs. -Four British SOL
diers deserted from the garrison at Prescost last
nipht.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

The Louisiana Natural Gas Company having presented s
charter TO pubic and completed It's pr0vo organisa
ton will above 10 now prepared t. uomit the
Stock Subscription Books such Disposed to become
Interested in the enterprise accordance with the terms Of
said charter.
The obi ct Of this Association Is TO TO the
ers fun and profitable for Investments and at NE
same develop and utilize new discovery OF iatst
wealth hitherto unknown, but hich is believed 70
be Of vast i'm portance and unlimited value underlying the
hole of the ssa formation deposits Of the Southern or
Cult States extending along the borders the DUH up
TO u ocean geological formations. at somewhat uniform
depth from the surface level of the soil
The subject Of this discovery consists In the exist
epce Of NATURAL GAS, hitherto known Marsh Gas,
found at varying distances from forty to any fee, from
the surface least in t. higher auvia forms ions and
which from experiments made In the premises induces
the Association believe Is universal In Its extent and mex
hsusibls in its supply.
Ts also fully persuade the Association that
the flow can be secured enlarged to extent while t
also be obtained utilised any denaabe lesser guam
titles perfectly adapted the private and personal wants
of any ion dwelling cottage throughout the whole
Auyia deposit the country well As in this ely and BY
means Of the apparatus adaptations already secured to
the Association by patents already i'sued enable II to DO
supp both heating culinary purposes as well ss Tor
Illuminating.
Each person can obtain 1t yard It's cost consists
only in the cost Its pIpes etc Its ow is continuous In
mines It's economy therefore perceived
The character of its light and mode OF application can DC
seen daily No 10 Gravier street
Books for Stock description may be found at the Banking
House Of Messrs Phe Lapeye Brother 10 Camp streets
Banking House BurEe Co.. 81 Csmp street, Once Of O.
T. Girardey Co, II Exchange Places ONCE Of Foster
Co ITO Graver where PARTIES invitei to CALI aud
II further pra steal information desired 1t win be fully and
promptly furnished
Inasmuch this notice may not be accompanied with
copy above referred to- and parties may not
have become acquainted with its provisions may be proper
c.-r-y called for any future instalmsnts Aer
the Of per cent the amount OF shares sub
cribed by him. shsres being 500 each unless by his
choice and that any time after said t pay
ment he lbe ~ surrender his stock and relieve
self from any assessment and any and svsy future
legal liability as Stakeholder.
This provision based upon the belief that IL per cent Of
the amount subscribed stock will be sufficient provide
for every contingency tin satisfactory and full
realized by the Company