Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1865-08-28

              MEDICAL. ME!UCAN REMEDIES' rail Hi'JHh y CONOKh THA TMD flOMPOOflD FLtJIb EXTRACT BUCHO A Poftlllvo & Speoiflo Remedy for PLADIIEK, KinNK, OKAVKaL, AJID -Phla Mllclno lticKUM the Dowor of Dbttlo aj.d osiJiobHui. ABuliHKNTd Into healthy actio by WtlUIl Ihw WATISHv OU WtttCl-'tO lAttpoaiilos url ill DNNATUliAL KSLAUQEMSNl 2 art M iacsd, H wi-ll as pain and inflammation, and lsgvotf aor Jf'r, wcfiijoiv, ana wuuacn KSWVDOLD'S JJXTIUCT BUCKO rOU WEAKMJ.SB.Ca AITSWl'El) WITH THK FOLLOW I tJQ SYtfP 10MB : tedlepceltloii to Kxerctie, Lose of Power, Loci of Memory, IHiBcnlty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disbar, Wnketoluesa, Dtrunfu of Viaton. Tain in the Buck, Universal Lassitude of tUo Flushing of the Body, Blnaoular Bysteiu, Kmplion on tho Faoe, HotUande, Pld (iuualeuauco, Dryness of the 8ln. Theae symptoms. If allowed to go on, which thli meaioine invariaoiy reiHuvea, eowu mnvw IMPOTENUT, FATUITi, IPILBFTIO FITS, In one of which the patient may expire. Who oat ay that tboy are not trotinently followed by tho aimrn. aiueaiM, ' ' IN MA NUT Manv are aware of tho cnane of their suCeiluit tint none will con Tow. Tbj loco.dJi of the lnaaai ' Asylums and the melancholy deaths by Uonmeip lion, bear ample witueeri to the Irulb. of the 3io Hod. Thi oonotitution, onmb afkkhted wm On-QANIO WKAKIIESH, lieqalrtta the aid of medicine to strengthen aud Igor ale the syuteni, which titUtAlHOhiyb Mk VBAVT BtJOUU invariably tlow, A trial will ooe Inoe tba moi t skeptical. I emaleti, Fema!e0f 'omaln, LU Oil VOUNO, HlMJl.tT, MAUiUKI), OU TUMPL&TINQ MMiiilAUki. f In many affection I'-ntuliar to PumalM the Si tract Ducho. Is nnoatiulsi-d by any other remedy, a la OhlcioU or ltelcntion, Irregularity, I'njnfnluee. er ttuppreSKlun of the uuHooibiy Evacuation, lil iwratt-ii or buhirroaa stat of the lti'nie, Leucorrhea, or Whites, dterility, and lor all complaints inoi-kji o tb sex, whether arising friBi Iu'ltacretion, Hnlml Of DlBelpation, or In the DKC1.IN1C OH CHAftUK OF L,If K. avMrrotm a so vs. ISO KAMILY SHOULD Kit WITHOUT IT no Dallam, Mercury! I'uplosnant Modioli! for Uuuliiut ain HliLIKBOLQ'S KXTRAOT BtJOHU CUKES la ail ttiitr htR3t t lltiii vicuiie, Httl.0 or c cliftugs Id diut, uu litoouiri'Uicuct), AM1 AO JKAl'OSl'Ki:. It oaujet rrwneut dtwiro, and (eitm atruugta t i Vrlnutu, thereby rtmioviu ulMiruotioun, proveutli) I and curing stricture ui mu urciLia, anayin pn and lutlamuiutloo, to r.Hj(ifut in linn din ol dn Mm, aud MvaWttKtVlwNOVlit ltWiAtbiJi, AM UNA Mi mAxXAU. Thonsandri 'i7'ouatilii WUV EA VSBEF.S TBS VICTIMS 01 And why hnvopfttd Hr.wK Ktieo to lie ourcd lu a hort tiniv, hnvu loond tin-y rt dwlv), and that lie Toluri" bae, by I'ki niM)f "Prwertul Aatrm- frute," Un dild fu thx tw brenk out In ad atperetd tuim, tid PWIHAI'S ArTLit MAKRMUa XT Ji .13 Helaibold'a Eitittfit liucha k for all AOuclloim aud Dlfluaan ut Whotbvr oi mini In MALK OU VKMALfi, from whatovur cauHO orbiiuiitluir, and uo matter iH How htonx btuutiiiaKt Pf wane of tbuwUrttauiirciuliothuald of a Ulmetlc, HULftBOLU'a CI (15!! IB TUB aiiKA'i JJiUuKl'lO, ABrt tt ta urinln to have tti- dt-tired edict In allD ."bj for which ll lb rtvoiuuiendtx, BLOW) I M,U: !!1 ITblnibold's High I j Uuitwatialvd Uompouud Fluid Extract Sursaparilla. Tiih lii aii affuotUa or tiu Dloud, aud atlaoki ib Biol Oiy.nti. biuiaioof tV H'mj, Cin, 1 hrc Wlo'lptp'i, ul othor Miiott durlirdi, niAiaitl t P'-arA-iJ' tii thi form of lllcrt. 'I jlmhoii'it Kt Bm4L)trill ?(irllii th ' hu I ran voi all a c eiapttoui of the slcln, gtln.t l- thi minolnxlo a Cl'Jr u1 healthy o.4ur. It t -lim pmp irl ozpreiil lor tliN oltKOf oomplatuU, Ito ll,Hl-purifyltig prop itlM arn prrT"l to nttrHt-iv trliit fii'i Ry ot b at preparation ot HariMoaillla. o Helsabold's Ifose Wash. An eionllrat Litlcu Iwr O-.ihikh vi a HvphHlo Ma lure, and aa an Injection in loirawts ot tin Urinary OrKauM arUlng from li'.;ti rf dUiip-itl io, aud Id connection with tlib Kxtrv t U.tchn aud fBtiiparlN la. In euuh diiaaoe aa rwooi-im.-uloJ. Krldfiioeof the inoit rniiionHiMnaud re'laMe rhar fltor wi l aooaaipaoy the mutlotut. lfiitm eliht to twt-utj ea ( tou'Ilnrf, wtiti uainai kuowu UttiOltSNiW AND FA Hi IS. rir otodical properties id UU0HV,90VlpinMi tury of the United litatH. Bee Prulemor DK'.Vt &j' aluatl- wrki on thi TracUco ot Piiyalo. (Vo rmarae made by the UteotlPbratiKl Dr. Vl'lfr JOU, ri.lU-l' lybia. tjeo remarki made by lh. Sl'UHA iZl McflO W'-MJ, a cvlebratod Phyulolan, and Erlomboi of tho Infy fjQlIogeof SurKeone, IimWhJ, aud publfihudla Tranancllone of the Klux Hud Ciumii' Journal. Bee Modino'CJirnrglonl UTiuw, publlvhed by BB?t-JAMJN 'SUA VtM&, Vullow of H'jyal Uollega of Bargeoni. Bee moet of tho laW ntn lard workn on Medloloa. , Islraat Bnoho V f" per bottle, or tic far 9600 Bnaparmn i 00 6 00 IniDrovM Uoae Waeh 50 11 " i 60 Or half a doaen of each lor 013, which will bean SI oient to oaro the moat olitlnato oanea, If direction' are adherod to. Dnllverable to any addrenK, e nmly pasted from bservatlon. Hrjt, Daorlle ajioptoai In at) cominuulcttlop.n - Ourea goaraat-Myl. Adri. i;ratif, ZZ AFJKJMVIi'. Parmnally appeared tivr me, an Alderman of le city of Philadelphia U. T. Hilmbold, who, be D8 doly aworn, aotn aty ma preparatione ootitam io narcortio. uo mommy, or ptiier Injurious draga, tot are pnrtiyTegiaoie, tt. i . unuoieoiju, Hworn and aubacrtbod betore me, thia aUld,.yol loapmber, ItUA. W. P. HIBMAKi. Alderman, lllcth et., abr-" h- Aidru lott-ire f loror,jti'ni H. T. HKLHHOLD, CBtaaj Jt?UIItAlL !lf-Helmbold'a Drag nod ChviMk. Broadway, Now York; Or, Helmbold'a Nodical Dopov, trael, Philadelphia. i W onto Teeth SB WARS Of 00 UNTJ5RFEIT& And ODViinelpled dealers, who endoavor todbanoat 'Of THBlRoWH" and ''othet" aiUcles oath rep. autton atutned by Belmlmld's Oenwine r reparations, Bxtraol Duho, ' " SaroaparlHa. ' Improved Hose Wfeatt Bold by all Drngglats everywhere. . J0JK FO BBLMBOLWB-TAtM NO 07Ht Out oat the advertlsomott and send Jor It. AVOID IMPOSITION AND BXPOflDll U. BOBKRTH A (H Wholesale Amntl, 9 M North Hbzb atrmt Oolnmbtu 0., who will so. p the trade at WanotMiararj adetf. Bpv7-doUweow VOLUME XXVIII, SEWNG MACHIWESi Sewing" Machines W PI11MEL, Wholesale and Retail Dealer JLofk Mich Sewlujt i Maoblne. Alio. WIIcoi Olbbnud 8lngr'i ImproTxl Sw. I M.Minna. PllllOtnl oflllW No. 4 Opsr HoUM, (olumliiw, Onl0( Ks.inn wted lu rr (own In Ilia St. jj.-. THE FLORENCE MBS. B. . oonftautl; JiNNtT, AOKNT, KEKPB bftnd ftn le8nnt Maortinfint of Florence Sewing Machines I'hn wr J hnst f6P fftDllW n. IbO inglt fttt0tll tnd iu)iblftr ukuuiue in iu intr&et. ( , llua Iterenmble recti. Mnkea Four Klllereul Stllclii la AluuMt HoiteleN. lu FJUilly Krpt In Onlr, Wtiib, LlKlilly. nul nnI.B i hKTlMt or fln it work with cqna-1 fMllUfi ud ovary uioobine wnrrantod to be all that U olaiu- ed for 111 1 LOfcENtK BHWINU lUCHIHK t'U, Went Foortb at., Olncinnmll. f'ht. tinkle & Lpn Sewing 51ach!uc. liakfattioaauovtltob and itnos tlm aame raugacf u, itiia rHniitatiiin nr r niauniiio la au won .lbiihod In ibu vicinity, tbat II noad, no luitlur oouimanl. .,,.. a .11 tioporlor Biarnina uu, newiiea, 1 nu( u, ntoaeKsry orttolea lur Hraiuug lu oruar iuu tbaia blKbly Bipolar lt-aK-k Stuck ScwiiiK Maliiues, ' MRS. B. A. 8. JANNET, Agant, la Tu 10m 48rt Ilroad ktraot. Coliimbaa. MEDICAL. The Great English Remedy SIE JAMES Ct ARE'S OEI.EHI.ATEI mui All? T)l 1 u irjiu Lrj r Julio. ROTECTKD JXffi LETTEHS Vr BY U0YAL , VATENT. PKVPAaCD FROM A PRKfilRll'TION Of ThyBlcUu Bxtraoi diuary to the Queen. illlfl INVALUABLE MKDIC'IKR 18 UN FAIL. INti in tliocureof all ibxe painful and dan- ceroui drsbaat'H to wnlch Die limalo eontlintluu la l'J'C(, ki motiora-.'" on mi', ruction, and a Mily chip way ba rt)iwl on. To Marrlod LimUch la DHiiliarly auittid. I w If, In a abort tlmo brinK ou lb monthly poiiod with rffeniarity. K..Ph ii .tilH uric Otio liollar. bfara the (Jov-iu- nieuttetauip of litem lliiUn, to provuut ouiiuter. j'tf Prfft nJ.rtii.t7 nt b liken hy Fr.mn'ti durtwff tht riliil' THHLE SIOSTUH f t JVjnnoy. Of they art Virata bri-A o-l irin iuM, bt at tcr other Hm thv are 111 Hll Call IttTTMH. oiiiui-i o'm'wu, alna lu tlm Ba a; aud Limbs, Ftliin on aiigiit ei tion, ralpir-.tiou i hi-j infer., iijwhii ." nit.,,. tt1(,( Tills will ufi'ret a cure wmi i all other nam hnVA tnil?p; and .Hliuiihapnworful remarty. tut eoulalli ir-li,cai.lUii,aiimonyt jr auj ijjiuk hii-tuil lu the cft&alitutlon. Knll oiHKt.oii') in luepaiiipinniaroiuiu mm r wht h 1 noun Ob caroiury prvierveu. SOLD IiY ALL DItUGOISTS. : Bole ogtot for the Ualttd Stat ad Canada, 37 foartlaod strut, Itvvt York. J. B. 91 and (I piwUgu atttuia encloata to any huri(tKl A unit, win m-un uotur, i.'iiiiuniB Pills, by nanru mail. aujiWetio odw ly pparatus lor Dcibrmilies. )R. A O. FORSBERG'S Aopaiaiui for Deforiultba, cooilrDf ted ti mil, every caae. Iweiity yeara' v 'ttctue eiuierhim topuar- antcoBiiiia action. TrinnH lor lUUkal '-tire, bias- Olktf'K, KlU'OtapH, AURIOIB, IMIMl M-TUiniua, uaoiv UaudagfH, bnppoittra, 1J. tiy Ui'Us, uiim- Tailnied ut ri. MAI I, OHIO, t Nlalr. bet. Slulu aud ycnuiire. Ordora from tho c.untry, Kccomjiaiiled by ca-ih or goodol'y rwhrence, wltlrtd-lvo piouipt Mtcuttou. augii-oeo" www vui tlONSUHPtroN.-WlNdHKflTltit'B OKNulwi! HYl t'CliOyPUlTKa (the only remwn,.. . '. Churchill a remedy) h.ve altaineil a repuiawon tli cnte of tJoiiiamntiuu, "nnpui-aliea in mean la of medicine." Aa a nerroua ionic, the liypo- iluxiuliiu'a aro aunerlor to aiiytliinif heretoloie known, while for caiea of gvueial debility, loaa ot ttDKth tleslnind appetite, dyapppaia, DcuralKia, pnralyaia, chronic bioncliitla, aithma, aurofnla, it la io inua oiucvioua iit'uiui'-'ii. auunu. a lair .riai a certain cun. ircuiara iret.- Pmu:a: In 7 oe. and 11 on. bi-ttliM, 81 aad ft Camall or a mrto Uotlli'i iw co, W nitrnnH. Hold by all ronpictablo drogNUtu, dtnl i t the aole aornl dLpot, wlioieaale ami rernii, ry J. WINUHKAKH. fcbllyeod.tw SHJohn atrwrt. N- Y. How Lost I How Restored! IMT P10LI3UED, I BISAU.D KNVELOPK. Price alx cente. A Ltcuiruon tuo nacure, inai-it. ar d Itadlcal Carni.f itiTuialoribai, or Bt'iul- I '(iiknm, liivolaulary KwU m,h , bttxual le I ly and,imponiuituia to aiurrian" g 'Ht-rnHy; Rrv vcuhiiO a, UnmuaIiiin, tpiu-p-j, a no aii, mniiiai ard l'h"kHl lncep4(ltr, r.wulih-K tri-m bdrAbu e, io., by ItOBT. d. LLLvauwLLi,, JU. JJ., aut'ior of the A Boon to Thousands of Sufferdrs." Htit tinder aeal. lu a Dlalo en v el -ire, to any ad- drcai, po'.l-ixxiit oil rtcelpt of alx unuta, nr two toat go itampa, iy -. i'ii ujweij, now iui iiaiviiiuuiu. M VJW-KTAUiLa PtiLaoaAliY UALdA&t IB the niMt hUnh solved m-jdloiDa ercr iUiuiT tTfi. t hai Hood tho bott q all l9u, Tm, havlnK bad jnonpriioodi'ntaaleofMAafvttrpaarft. It la ia wnaiondod by ocr bi-at phxwiiivt, our moat emluf nt the I'rmy Liie iT.n in lact oj an woo auuw kr.ir earil. oatoa. which can be kIvou to aitnoal any extent, aoo wiappuia to psoU bcttle. Tbrt Pro- uriesvra win nw."jf mu """"7 atUteo'.orv. Prion W rtnU aud III the larva oot!i ranoh thticbHBpoat. b tareml tojelVu na.wliloh la pteiard ott'.y by UUKD, TLCHA SO,, Wbotouale uroga uaby ijealeniRunnral WboWale Drogcleia, B;aton, Hold in Oolom air. BUS NE! S CARO&. in.J Lawn . . Charltob T. Lewis S. 6. Cox XjSIWXS cft COX, rOVaNKMlHM AT LAW, No. lUAi'rOwMlway. P.O Vox, No.tt.MO, DEW TOBK CUY, Attend to all business In the Courta of the United Statas, aajd in the Peparlmunta at- Waahlngtou. BapaoUl attentiou glrento internal Hevenue bust sa aaid to olalms against fcrfcljii Governments, as well an oar own. Judge Lewis' experience as Uoni must oner of In-tj,rni iuii ii . a d Oharl ton T. Le wis' eioetieiie as UapQlf Oomnlsalu'-r, will be a nuarautoe of tlorowgn acqusiDUUL'a wun me jio-nu .uaw. Mr. Cui's connect ou with the Committee of For rig a Affairs In Congnaji, and bfa long mtmbershlp u( th3 Na'Ional Legla atue, litnue a thorouKn knowledge of lattlslattoa, and praetloa lathe depart, mentf. aug7-dlm VVU. DUKLAP. ... JNO. U. ATWAT&B UNLAPV ATWATER & CO, Province Commisislou lUerebants 11 NORTH WATER 6TEET, Hotter, BgRa, Cheese, Lard, Pork, Bacon, Wool Ao. Cash advances mlsonOunsltinmoiits. KUaa MO PUTUsanf free to parties who wish thra v j, i, IIIIIH, 1. . Hltll 1IEBEBT A J.1I.LKY. JO 33 rnlNTBRB, BooUaBludervi,' Atir! Blank-Book Mannfaolurers. Bntlair Hall, Union mock, s. nich l .proaoai .. i. ,i N , OHIO MEDICAL. The Great Internal Remedy FOl THE "BFFBCTOAL CURE" OF RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATISM. GOUT, ' ! KtCKALUIA, ' ! TETTliR, i IHXG WOKM.dc, i 18 TBDLI T bTAUDS UNEQUALED DY ANY K tlHOIHS now bfor tha publlo for tba ear of tnoabora aatnod dlaaasoa. Tlla Taat nutnhor 01 rubm moill cine, whlcb rormarly haa- baan naed for tbeaa dla a.iwa. ware Ufraiy temporary in tuair aneota and ul aonuirui Tinne, out The 'Rheumatic Compound Reaches Hi source nf all tmnhlt. At.rl atna.ltv hn. Uhi tho dlaeaee from tha ajittm by Ita Immediata action on the blood. u . Johnson's Bheumatlc Componiul The Soldier's True Friend ! READ THE FOLLOWING : raovoBT MAUHAL'aOrrioa, PirrtiBCBUU, Deo. 17tb, j" Ma, Anusxw JouKtov.Dear Htr; In November lait I had a severe attach of Rhoumstlam, n which 1 had uH beta eoblect for neurly three veara. 'I'he attack was ao aerere that I coultl not move my head or rniae my artu. After tryino; dillereut ruodielnea without avail, ( was imlncwl to uae your bhemnntlo Oompoond anil Ubiod PurlBer, aud botoro I bad ta keu three bottles I was so eomoUtely cured that I oonld i erform any duty to whloh niv touttrr mliiht call mu. loan glaaly and conQditntly rtcnmmend It to all my fellow solilleis as the inlcltest and aareat reuituiy jor Jineuanuum i wr ua. tour trae iriuii'i, ' NOUIUH PA1TKRHON, Roronro P. T. Pftttorsou aud William Dnuoan. No. 77 Wood street. All whouao'lt receive lencQt. It ourea whon all other remedies fall. It gives uuiveraal aatiifuctlon. The proof ia ni"at ahiimlsiit. It Is the ouW sure onre tor Ulmumattam. It it thtreatnAt discovery if the ojf. No other remtrdy baa become bj popular, It Is proscribed by phytiofaua. It la rf'SnmnibDddd by phju'cftna. In truth, It Is a perfrot benefactor. R. E. SELLERS & CO., Sole Proprietors, Wholesale DriiKKlHtM, JLMTT8BITRUH, I'A. desS-Iy Liver Pills. (TlioOrlKlnnl, only Trued- lj.viilu0 IUs stood fjr thirty yean a Staple Hemfdy, une quaii'd hy any moek-luu k own for tho cure of L rer Cotnpiuint, Vctienm Hick llnutaeh nt Biliicvt W or (tar, and iinlfwl lor tliti whole dais of diauates igitiatiBi in biliary duruiittmenta. .Symptoms of n JfiacaAed Uvor General on of anpatit. ali:kieas of the atom tit h. palus In the head, sliunldera, back and aldi-a, mkjho hi wearineea, with alwplem u'hta, coa iveufNM of bowels, fol owed tu s una caan by It. cm new; lii!ht y oougn, law Hpitns, wi(H nisiuciiuntious tof v ly, are promiuent symptoms ol a dUea.ed ara the Liver The liver la. however, oiteu muolaC rend w fieri ti e molt oriuidahlu viutt niH art' i. . sent, and beooinos dally out or onier before U Is known. Ureal Cure of Liver Complain! By the Original, only True and , Genuine LIVER PILLS, VliiVlE (Jbekk, Uhlu Co., Va., Mar. W, '49. Mr. H. K. Mlrrtr Vote Sir I think it a duty 1 we t yon and tae public cent rally, to ulata that t have bea alllicted with L:vrr Ofinipialut f-r a long ni(i,uua to tauiy, tuai au auoraa oroieil aud biukf, ilcli left me tu a very lo state. Hi vine heard ot or celebrated Liver Pilla Lulu if for !tA dhorp, M'oet Llburty, and reaifLuiuLdou io ui" by my poyttvlan, Dr. r, tiuilth, 1 couoludtd to five thorn a 'air trial. 1 pmchased one b:x ar.d found bent lo bolustwhatllioy are rejoin men dud, the iH-at LWur Pill over used ( auii aft' r taking f ur boxea, I Ut-d the dldt'aae baa eutiroly left mo, and am now pitiectly wtll. Kespeclfully yi-ore, V, U. I U lib U Art. Wist Liaeart, March i:tj, is it. Icertiry that 1 am twraomallvaranalnUdwltb Mr. Cob man, and can bear Uitiuouy io tho truth of tha above coriiocate, a. u. ciiAi.r. OHaeNvaiu, Floyd Co , lud,, Oct. U7, Ub. Mr. U. E. Seller: Hlr: I am out of roar Liver Pill. nd ho a Id be glad to tectlve a supply, as tbvy Hive ijeni-ral eatiafactioa. i-ituae scuu me a.uie suim- UYRUH BUAnroitu. iUtlamily Pill. Aluandbia, LloklntrCo,, 0 Marchl, IBM!.. Mr. D.H. Oiwn- Dear Sir: I have unod SfcLLKIt'S L1VKE PILLS myself and lu my family, aud munt ay,aiaa altrativ4 and ootniaou family phynlc, I conMiier a vury uoiututw i i Tlmy ate prompt, out inua in in. ir fiieci; arouio healthy action of the llver, carry off the morbid . rMtinn. and luave tli avatum lu a heiltbicr con dlticn than any phyalc I have eret likD ur admlu ated. very ttuiy and ttipecnuiiy. BAMl.'KL PAHK. i To tho lrillk. 'VUa vrijinul, onlyt'tu mid ifmitu'iia Llvor Pilla, are niiarcd by tt. K. Holler, and have his hhiii-i in black tJS opou the ItrW tach box, and bti fignattira the oudiJe mavrer all 0Titi;aa au ihuntxk-niOB UASB 1U1TATI0NH. g,li!.SELLKKS&(;.)Proi'rs, PITTNKVItflM.PA. Jco! ly ' I IN LARGE B0TTIE3, ' parllenlarly rtcomraf-ndod for nai daring Itia A1VO SlUIMKK, When tho Blood Is thick and ClrouUtlon slow and ritarded hu unheal tliy sncretloua. Tula perfectlv safe, thougu pjweriiil, Purl Uur ' liery portion of tba yatera. It ii the only Gnnin and Original : Blood Searcher, WMnh for man veara has norfortuad the most wen del lot, yet permanent ruifs. lu cuuflnnM owes of Heitl'Ul Via Done, Jeii-tr, I umuri, pimip, biiu . kinds of Berofalona Xrnp'loes, It Is also a ro liable remedy for Salt Uhcum, Hiug Worm, Scald H( ad sad kindred dist am. Aa awateral Toole Ita ffeota svraaaeat beulgueut and V ' - anaaot fail ta btapflt where usod according to directions, ffa make no elalm t' having dlaoovered a "I'axa- mu" or "Universal 1L aady" for all tha allmrntt to whlufa 6Vib Is holr; bnt wn do claim wl'at count tm lacte have faltlyand hilly cstablialmd, that In Blood Searcher, Tha .filleted will flod . "STAKltAH afcDtoiiiR," one uyD whlob tbay can ttl. aa a ure apaelflo for all Iba .lara aa lor wuicu i, ib ruaouiuteouuu. I bare thla day, Ostobar Tib, 1804, dlanoinl of my onllra lutercat In J. M. Ijlmlaay'l 1M FUUVHU ULiHIU.BICAItilUKB. to 11. V. bailer. A Do., toaatli nr with Iba rlabt to aaa uir n.naln Ita preparation. Tha only geonln. artlola will beroafler be ureperrd by Uietn .aolnaiaeiy. at. mnuaai, PREPARED BY R. E. SELLERS & CO., . Sole Proprietors, ' u i PMtHburgb. Pa. PBICE ai PEK B4TlXIiV For ml. by 0. ROBERTA, .nil 8 E.8AM- I DELS, lru('l. I ltlwi.-v-e..-. COLUMBUSj OHIO, MONDAy MORNING; ; AUGUST 28 1865 DRY GOODS. Lama Lace Points, , Both Black & White, J VST RECEIVED (June 10(h) BAIN A SOU, No. S to 3ft Konlk High dtreet, BliACK SILK CliOAKS, SACUCES and BASQUES, ' A Maw Auortment fiaUIng mi f3i-rent Bargains. BAIW HON, Black bllk of. Ibs most A- I i ' ' ' 1 w ' proved Mohes lor tXOAKS, SACQCEN, Ac, BelltnK Vader Market Prices. BAIJV A BOS. SUMMER SHAWLS In C3k- as n t 'X7'a,rla!3r E,1,1,G 'EJttV I,OW. BAIN & SON, ' No.. t3 to 49 Bomb Hlfb atrwl. CLAIM AGENTS. OHlccs' Fay Accounts Prepared Affii'avilB of Non-Indebtedness Taken rnAKins Only One JDolltxv Fur totb OOlcar, at the OIBoa of X. W. TAI.IiJIAlXJE, MILITARY CLAIM AGENT Ao- UONuutli lllKbN(.,Iumbn0. (;fTAIU,IBIIKU MARCH, 1862.) (fetr Tnrre nrn vnhte n Clerks aud three Nolartda Pub.lc in thli uttice, and the Account! oratu p aw for t vt-ry OtBcur lu a Itiglineut oao he raanotaotiwg nhort tine. aoglT xtawn r Isaac N, Atkeb, late Auditing Chrk, 2d And.offlca, H buKMEMBARtiEB, Oolumbus, Ohio. John o, Cooi-aa, formerly Examiner In Ord. office. ISAAC N. AYKES & CO., General tlaim AgeulSt No. BI7 "K" Street, Washington City, D, O., and No. 27 ikmtli HlKb Street, (over Bain a ttore, Co. loiubua Ohio. PENSIONS. A tt BE A118 OF PAY, JJ Pil; IziMouey, OonpuDaatlou f;r hones, boats, ami other uioutrlv loot or dittrovrd while In the aetvice cltl' Ucluil States, or taken for tba use of Ibcturruy. colb"-tci. tm ;i'rV n titrra carnfiilty made oat, and Otrtlfl. cMoi ot ltcn-iii'loMi'iliKHhi pvocurod. Two uiHtiioi'iHul onr iirm are locateu at warning l;n '-'ity, and areiadtllv iernual tunimiiulcutloa with tin vttiio 'p...tiiii-nt-, thus (ilviug us pecu. liar fpsfHUI'M for the sittl'iment ol Uiaiins eKiost tl.t- (iiivoriniit-Tjt. J A liHm PMY&IC1AWS. N. S. DARLING, Eiysician and Surgeon, orptoi -wnitNfB. 17 nun At EftHt Hlnto atrct t. (Oppllo South entranoa to tba State Ilr.uae) IU'J2m COMJMBUH, it. U AVI Mi KKTIllKD FUOM MILITARY i'ltAO-'i'lvS, and ptrmani'ntly locatod in this city, for tint pari'oee of practicing Medicine aud BurKory, would ruMMictriillr Undor hia uiofesslonal servleoi to the cinzons of Oolumbus and vicinity. Alldie-t-esea, bi,th acute and obroDio, promptly treated, M i! tclu a cum pounds al t he oflicu, No. 37 Kaet State street, upimaite the Oap1'"' oct!8ly . "j.W. WORTMAN, Oental siui'geon, lias opouod an offioa at tha t'ULIJMBLS OPKUA HOI ISK, Mo. 10 North entrance, (up stairs) whore ba may ta ton ml hv tlioee who with dnotal operations earratfe and tkilfuUv performed. febW If COM'&'N MERCHANTS. AUCTION A!I0 COMMISSION W'R ltB NOW l'RSPABKD TO IlKUKIVB Vv ronhlt;umnntsof cllkludaof UeicsutlleOoods, Household Furniture, Ao., VT Liberal advances will bo made on Consign- HtltS. Wn also pay particular attvotlon to outside salt of MERCANTILE & HOUSEHOLD 000D8 KARMIN0 STOCK, PEAL ESTATE, &o. Wo have on band a large stock of Fine New Furniture, Which we are offering at vory low url'ts, to whloh ve would oaii tun utuuttou or the pabiio. KP.AI. A PA n SO MS, A net It u aud Oomviasion slerchauu, ntyV!74m No. litt South Hish itrtat. C0. W. UAtDNKB, 0S0. It WIT, A. 0. H'JIAHir, U1RVKEU, fcl IT & CO., N tor age nnl 1'roducsi COMMISSION IERCHAMS, Proiirlotoranf the Union flallway. Ship and Ca nal Grain KUivattre Htoratte cap-olty, It Alt, tl 00 hutdieis. Ofltce and Warehouse adjoining the lie a tor, No. 197, Merwln St., Cleveland, 0. Ioleraiu all kinds of Country Produoa, Agents for tie "fait C'ompary of Onoudsga." Halt sold always nt the Company' prices. call, water iJimu, r ionr, urnm, vj vmi ioaua, received or to La shipped on ihe 0. 0. AO., 0. AT., 0, Ii , 0. A P or A. A U. W., (narrow guaae) hall-roads and their oonneetlous, loaded or unloaded dluatly in our wwebouse, sav . expense cf dray . . .... W III give panuuai iifDiion iuiuo niurisTOi ur dors for Proouiie and Msrohandlsa on commission. Liberal ca"h advauois made on consignments. We are prepared ti receive and aulp, by Canal, Lake or KU, (without drayage), jriodatrate, ftnvea, Marble, Lumber at d roane Frelal a of all klnd, having theOKLf IBIIHIlKS IN T-KOlTi for tht trati nfor of heavy Freights. Hoter to iianks and business men general ly. Jy'ix Sm WOOL! WOOL! Deuuv, Hloo al Oo., 49 Fiiansi.in Btabst, BOSTON Commission Merchants 0K TUB SAL! Or Domestic fleece and MM Wnni Caah advances mads on wiiT oort 4m nalgnn liiU Gold Watch Stolen. OH THK MOliNlNf) OF THK ITH I NAT., from the room of Ha'or W. n. Jones, at the American Hotel In Oolumbus, a valueblsUold Watob anil 20 In money. 'ihe Wat h bran the following Iniorlpllon, en I raved on ths oap ovr tha works: 11 From Olllcets of the lath Ky. Tot. Oav., to Major W. H.Junei, PiyniMUrU.H. A.lJan.lst,lM." A reward of $100 will be given for tba ret nrn of tlm watch to toe proprtslor or ths American Uotel, Colombo-, and aon.arsl.ons asked. augii lw Olncinaall Commercial and. Sautts, Olevelasd Dsrald, aud Toledo Commercial oopy una week, and i.nd bill to Ohio mats Journal. STATE HARDWARE J. f HO. STUART & CO., Hanafaotarara aid Wholaaal. and Eat. 11 Do. Ian Tin,Ooppor, I ' AID ' ' ' . 7 ' ' SHEET -IRON WARE JOB WORK j UI all kind, boogied with ' . B. Oo. keep oouaUotly on hand . larg. aaaort I nantof 3 GRATEP, AND WHITE MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED SLATE, AND I , IRON MANTLE?, Cooking & Heating Stoves LAWSON'3 HOT-AIR FURNACES, Lotze's English Range Also, all kinds taf ( ..i i i HouaeFurnishlngCoods PUMPS, JAPAX-WAHIS, KTi , ' ' 3 In. Motod . ;, ! . 1 AiiiiiaATon Cksl Cook Btova, and the Justly oelebratsd, TEW ART." Cook And U sating Btoao .Iwava on hand. deol8 .od It -- I ' ii.i HOTELS. PRESTON HOUSE, Corner of Third AM a In ata., (OPMilTB TMB PARK,) Newark, O. IHIS HKW AND KLKQANT IlOTKL. COM. L PLKIKD at an exoenas of over 840.000, and famished entirely uow do ing the past wear, and arranged wttb ancb modern improvements ana com venieiacea for the comfort of Us catsts aa are nusur passed by auy other houae in Onti al Ohio, has been recently leane-l for a term of year a by tho snbacrl- ber'lateoi new lora ciiy.j anu it win t ins aim and oli'ect to so coudnct the same aa to make It an inducement with the traveling; public to extend hi m their patronage, a liberal ahare of which la aoiicitfO. umnioiias id rcanine's at an timre on tbo arilval of traiui, to couvt-y panaengera to and from the honae. A dally Line alao from the house to ano irom u ran vine. j. uiit,itiot may26 Proprietor ZETLEH HOUSED (N. E. Cornor f F.nirlh mid Prleual,) COLUMBUS OHIO. jr. o. Toil Ac feoji. HATING HROKNTLY ASSUMItl TQK MAN-agemont of this largn and commodious Hotel, we have newly rolltted it with reference to theioa-venfenoe and comfort of autats. In aollcltinic a Soodly ahare of thn patron aire of the traveling pub o, weaeftreour ftleuda that we ahall n every effort to please. u. Wiib a oun. Juiatf "THE. UNION," t.wfi t, bet, TMrd ini Fonrik i'A, I'Jsa.iXic3Lo3.j5.1'- TB0MV8 8. WKDll, I H?. Sit. WBIBM -. WIO;if. COLLEGES. BOOK-KEEPING-, MATHEMATICS, Penmanship and Telegraphy 0ixltal Oity ETJSINESS- COLLEGE. (Corner Town and Sigh Street,) Offers unaurptased facfll la for acquiring a good practical education. , A ethieliOa of 50 per en., iimtlo lu Invor of JDIh-HbleU Soldier. MTDI8 INBTITCT10N 18 NOT A "LINK" IN X any soralled chain of Colitgus, but au luatltu tlon able to stand aloue, nsticg its claiaia to pa tronat.e solely on tlie excellence of its course and tb ability of Its teacbie. For partlcu'aie, call a the College, or write fur College Journal. Address BUSH & MAKSHALL, COLUMBUS, OHIO. OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE IVKAlt CIXCIIVNAII.O. TinK NKXT flBION BKOTNH BRPTRM BKB tat. Tarenta In seaith of a schuoMor thplr daaghters are invited to examine the mrrits of this Iiiwittrtiton. i nenoimmg-, grot:naa,couraeoibiuuy, and corps of tutrnatore, sre of the first clans. Tj College te largely aticual tbftteen btaUs, North and bomb, were represented lent ytar Oxford Is famed f ir Ita hralth and llUrarr advantages. 1 rof. Kail Mora coulinues In the department of Muio k or O'lxuUra, pleaan ad Ji v9tt the frealdent, BtT. UODltHT D. K OUR 11, augO ItawSw dAW Cx'ord, Ohio. THEUllIuUWlMSin Eev. Solomon IlowAiin, I. I , L.L.D., President. and Piofeasoro' 1nIello:tual and Moial Philosophy. WILLIAM U. XUVKO, A.Dl,, ITOietBOt 01 UratK UU Latin Lsngusgei. Jlli T. i AFrAn, n, m., rnmsnor n oiaLuomniics Pev. A1.KX. 8. 0m0Ki, A. 01., Profetaor of Miter- nlogy, Oteula'ry and Ueolofiy. JavA. BiiJH, A. Al. Print liial of Preparatory De partment. Fall Term ibeginsAug. 21,'65 iHlTIONSiO PER TERM. Arcordtus! to itatntcs of Ihe State of Ohio, the tnltlon is Ires to:-Um student from aoh county In thofltte. to be aeltcttd by the County Corooi lnotracd Auditor; any United titatea' Voluntfor, arttlann of Ouio. who has been disabled In the ar- vie and honorably dincLargod; snu auy ucllen tftatea' Volnntrer, a clllzen of Ohio, who enlhled wlieu a minor an.l hai been honorably dlacharirvi, or at long a time aa ne was in tui atrvico unttar se. OflEGARAY INSTITUTE, lASjitjJ9is. dan tnt,n ii Boarding and Day School, 1 FOa YOUNG LADIES, Hos. IBB7 Y 1&8 Hpraee St. Plillndnliibls Will fooDenon WEDNKSDAv, HBPTllaBKRSuTB. rr.nan lathe laDBuaae of the biDlly. aud 1. cou- etaDtlr spoken lu tlia Itiatltiita. Vol-Circulars aad parliaulara, , ly to . navnust w unu tuni , Aiiiv.iaia ang!4 dim JLUE WNX CHESTER Academy & Military Institute LOCATED IN THK BOROUGH OV WK8T CUM-TUB, PA., thirty tnilea from tbf cltv of PuDa- delpbla. Tho next scholastls year of 10 month, will tommaaoo on vVKONKSUAY, tha ethoftiep-tembar.For catalogues, containing terms and full information, apply to WlLLIAMF. WYEHH, A. H-, uuglfidawlm Principal. Ohio Female College 'pHK TALL TEBtt OF TUlfl POITLAB IN-I hTITOTIUN will own on AIONOA V. Hentera. ber 4th, let-.. Ita admlrahla location (all mila from uinoinuatl,) its oi tensive grounos, ita eiegant bntldlnga, aud Its superior Hoard of Instruction in very department, give it toe nrn piaoe among it mitln Gjlleaaa. Catalogues (urntilied, Inquiries aaswsrod, and rooms ssourea, oy aaoreiiiDg OHIO rK MALIC 00LLK0B, -Lgl Utaw 8w Waa . College Hill, Ohio. FEMALE COLLEGE mill TWINTT-TB1RD S1MI AWN0A', SKS I BION will ootam.LO. Bil llib. Th.loo.tiou of thlalnatltullou.luabeaulliul .lid quiet ,ubur hn vlllaae. twelve mile trim CtiielunatL with rail. nul nnnnaellone In ever. (Hrxcttun. tta e.t,hll.ei.il oharaoter, lie bone Influence. Ita repulatloa 'or IhorougbBeaa. aud Ih. facilil a, l.fferila la .very department, eommi no it i..e lavoraole attantiou ol any who ere king . p an f..r their d.ughtara. 1 h. .rr.aeuieBta for Ih. . leg year are baiter In .11 reapeota tnaa cuay u.r. Tr bean, ror c.U' loguM ana luriu.r injormaiicp, enure.,, Bar. L. D. PUTl'ru. Prealdenl. aogU staw aw OUudala, .nlll.n Oo.. 0. JOURNAL, ! OMOHIOSTAToJOBuilAL rilDTID AXD PUBL1SUBD BT WIVE. T. mra N COGQESHALL A UO. No. m. East Nint street. TELEGRAPHIC. New jDrflers from Far Department Eighty. Tiro General Officers MniWtfd Out Paroli e d 1 Rebels Allowed to Leavo the Country. . ; ; l i. . SOUTH AMEKICA ANla THE RUMORED ItiVASiON OF PANAMA latest from the Bio Grande sruituxo PRICE AH MEXICAN OE.ERAL. The Pirate SJiBnindoah Still at Work I.okm of (b 8leaiu.fr Brother .anaeliail, NAMES OF THE SAVED, 6T0K AT KH HW0.M1. he Wirlz Court Martial. Tito Wirt.; Court Martial .Tralluiouy oi l'r, iiarrows auu modi, laeiinsTN;. Wahhiikitok, Aug. 28. The Wlrls Com- ission met ibis mommg, aua after the ndinc of the record of yesterday. Dr. A. 17. Barrows, who, haring heretofore been worn, identified a certain paper offered, as the handwriting of JoBian a. unite. The Judge Advocate accordingly moved amend the first charge on whioh the pris oner is arraigned, by substituting the name Joseph whito as one or the prisoners with whom the defendant is charged with conepiriug to oause the death of Union pris oners. Mr. Baker ohjeoted to the motion to sup ply Ihe misnomer. He argued that the pris- er was arraigned on these oharges by or- U r of the President, and tbat until the orig- al aulhorily should supply the dohoienov no l'urlher testimony oould be read aSeoting ur. While, and the prisoner at the bar. Tho Court overruled the oDjeelion, whon o namo of Dr. White was corrected. Mr. Baker said that the name of John II. inder also appeared as one of Ihe alleged conspirators. The fact was, however, notorious, that Winder is dead ; and therefore is is silling here trying a man not in ex istence, lie moved to strike out the name Winder. Tho Judge Advocate "Do you appear for inder? ' Mr. Baker "No." The Court "Do you hold that Winder is trial Mr. lltker "I hold Windor, who is dead, OAunut he triod for oonspiraoy." Ihu Judge Advocate "Wehavo not been formed that Winder is dead." Mr. Baker- "It is a notorious faot, of whioh tho world has takon oognisanoe." The J uuge Advocate "Uonth en tlio olaoi Mu.r"ra eeie bii.u, yci, that onse the counsel tor defense made objeotion to Boolh's name in the oharges." Mr. Baker "A military commission could manv mines not common for a civil court, but they oould not try a dead man." t he court overruled the motion to strike out the name of Juo. II. Winder. Dr. Birrows further testified that at An-rsonvillo prisoners wore arrested for buy ing green corn, which the guard took away from them. Corn is an antisoobio in oases sourvy, and is a useful diet. The slops the cook-house were thrown iu the Btream which ran through the prieon, the exhalations from ivhioh were terrible and very unhealthy: besides, the 'sink overflowed, owing to the rains, rendering the premises still moro intolerable. Human bodies some times lay unhurried for three days. The stench was terrible, sensibly affecting the atmosphere, and was worse than that from any disBeoting room. Complaints of these things were frequently made in high quarters. Dead uieu were in the morning fre quently found among the living, 'i'lio lar gest number of dcathB in me Blockade ror ono day, in August, 1864, was -U7. The witness louud Capt. wirli in charge of ths prison when he went there, and left hi m ihero at the time he made his escape. Rations were cut off from tho euiire number of the :)0,000 prisoners for an entire day, owing to tho alleged ofleuscB of a few others. The witness remembers that Wirls said to him that ho (WirU) would be of more serviae to tbo Confederate Uovern- ment than any of the poor robels in front. Cross-examined by Mr. Baker Was a medical student on the breaking out of tho w ir, and had beeu licensed since. Ho was mustered out on Ihe 7th of Deoember last. The wilnees had never soon our men in the armr wearing a ball and chain, nor had he B.-en them punished in any other way than hv detention in the guard-house He had seen men in our hospitals affected with sy philis, but none ot the oases were so cad as thoBO at Andersonvilie. Our eases were primary, while those there (in the rebel prison) wore secondary, aa a general thing. The orosB-queslioning was further continued to ehow that the rebel hospitals were deficient of medical remedies. The court then, at 1 o'olook, adjourned till 2 o'clock. It is proper to ray tbat Mr. Baker did not voluntarily appear as oounsel lor the defonee, as has been stated, but entered un on Hie duties of oounsel after a consultation with Judgo Hughes, who had just retired from tho oase. Ou the reassembling of Court, the cross-examination of Dr. Barrows was resumed : Lying iu the dirt and owing to insufficient tnedioine aud diet, the ohanoe of recovery was against those who had syphilis. The questions and Answers wore numerous on ihe point involving the treatment of dla eases. - Assistant Judgo Advooate Hosmer here nai l, he did not seo the relevancy of these ouestionB. Mr. uaaer replied mat a. uau asaeu ine witness with What disease patients suffered, ind. how disease manitested itself after pa tienis were sent to hospital, and whether svulillis was owing io the vaolne matter uacd upon them. He was oross-examining witness on this very point. The Court Vou do not give the witness m opportunity to answer your frequently out Questions. ' Mr. Baker I have a right to thus draw from him any information he has. The Court we are disponed to do very liberal, but you must not supposo at tome time we will not lake exceptions as to the inmner of examining witnesses. ; Mr. Baker"! will nursue the orots-ex. amination in the proper way. If I do not, tho oourt will .louse me. Court "The witness must answer in his own words." Mr. Baker "I must pursue tho oourse laid down in the books, or must stop." The Court "Uo on," The orost-examination was further continued, when the oourt interrupted counsel by saying! . : . "Hore is another leolure altogether unbecoming and unoalled for." Mr. Baker "I beg tlie court's psrdon." ; The Court "You beg pardon it Is granted."Mr. Baker "I hope you will not hold me to the rule." NUMBER Tho Court "Say nothiog moro .bout that but go pn." . the oroBa-ei.min.lion wu then runmed snU finished. The oeurt Interrogated the wllneal, who laid the rebel force at Ander- odtiUb wu between 8,000 and 6,000 men. The fuel for them wae out bj a large force of colored men. There were axea enough iu supply our men for a like purpose. The witness gate, as his honest opinion, that if there hod been proper food, olothing, quarters, and other necessary supplies, from 60. ta 80 per cent, of the deaths might hare been prerented". In the dispensary he had 300 pounds, and some bologna sausages. He saw several boxes of clothing at the depot. Never iu his ward saw anvthin. of ih. onn- ' j . . 1 . ololbing. Once or twice a little dried beef was brought in but it did not afford each man in the ward half an ounoe. The witness did not know who used ths remainder ot me Deer and sausages. Robert H. Kellogg ..Kworn.-Said he was oopturcd at Plymouth, and with about 400 otnsr prisoners, was taken to Andersonvilie. This was the 3d of May, 1804. The only r prisoners more at the time, were mose wno naa oeen brought from Belle Isle, Libby Prison and o her points. They were ragged and destitute of olothing. Many were nearly naked, and totally unprovided with shelter, except tattered blankets. Men were more skeletons. The prison appeared to do crowded, inougn thousands were brought there afterwards. The men were in a filthy condition. There was a poor or. portunity to keep clean; was very little soap. The men would get smoked over the pine fire, and for want of soap oould not remoTS tbo stain tnis smoke made. The nights wero cool, when he first went there. but as the season advanced the weather be came intensely hot. There were 21 rainy uhvs in tue nionin oi june. 'Che nrisonfrs were uot suupim ly or sunioiently with fuel. Sometimes a squad would be allowed to go out Io bring in fine roots to make a fire. Sometimes Ihe rations furnished were raw, with no wood to cook. The penalty of trespassing on Ihe aead-iine was deatn. lie remembered see- im; a man who was shot for this cause, bv sentinels. If any ono orossed from the prison to the swamp he would be shot at. Onoe he stepped to the brook to waBh his hands, when a sontiuel fired at him, but missed his object, and he soon got out of the reaoh of danger, Mr. Bakor objected to a question asked by tho Judge Advocate, saying somebody was nurt, not Killed, and therefore somebody must be bung. The Court rebuked the consel, Baying that sucn remarks were excessively improper, and there was a remedy to prevent their repetition. The objeotion of oounsel was not sustained by ihe Court. The witness said he did not remember whether the man shot for drawing water out of the brook was killed that day or not. Quantily as wollas quality of rations was irregular. Some days they got nothing at all, and some days a short allowanoe, and others there was a full quantity such as it was. Thirly-two out of the squad of ninety men to whioh he was attached, were unable to Btand when ordered to form in line by the sergeant. Their inability to do so arose principally from sourvy and diarrhoea Their limbs were oontracted, and therefore they could not keep their feet. The broox running through the prison was exceedingly filthy. Tho surface of it was covered with grease. Wo often went into It bare footed. Nearly three hundred out of the four hundred who accompanied him to Au- dorsonville, died in a few days after they wero paroled, ino znnaew lorn battery, captured at Plymouth, were noarly annihi. laiou at tnis prison. The Commission here adiourned until Monday. luteraial Ueveuao Decision. Wasbisoton, Aug. 28. The Commission er of Internal Revenue to-day deoided that Ihe amount or personal property subjeot to legal tax under section 1111, i. determined by the dear value of suoh personal property. that is, the amount remaining after the payraentof the ilehia inoo. ofad-Tn:-..-otratlon. When Btich value does not exceed one thousand dollars no tax should bo assessed thereon. Death of tieu. Crocker Nnster-ont of General' Officer. Brig. Oen. Crocker, who has been ill for some time with typhoid pneumonia, died In this oily to-day. Tho War Department to-day Issued an order honorably mustering out of service a number of general officers, their sorvioes being no longer needed. There is but little difference between this order and one whioh was without authority published in several of this morning's papers. Tho difference if, Oen. Bragg, who is serving on the wirti commission, and uen. Jno. w. Bprague; neithor of these aro mustered out, Uen. Eiaetue B. Tyler is among those who are. PuiLAiiiLPUtA, Aug. 26. Ths Walnut Street Theatre, iu this city, re-opened to night under tho auspices ot x.dwin nootb and J. 8. Clarke. "ihe Oolil Markel. New York. Auk. 20. G old is firmer. There is a soaroily of oash gold, and slight speculation in favor of higher quotations. The exporls of three-fourths of a million of gold has given strength to me maraot. ine movement, however,isof an oxoeptional oha raoter. The shipment being obleuy of bar gold, which being one-half per cent, cheaper than coin, has been bought by exohango dcaleiB Io cover bills. Prices of mining stocks bid in Boston to day: Central, '10; Copper Falls, 21; Franklin, ;0; Huron, 42; Hancock, 8J; Isle Royal, 11; Minn, vuincy, oo; iiocmanu, i; ou- porior, 6. Death ol ll.my U. Whenlon, of BT. Y Nkw Yokk, Aug. 26. Henry 0. Whea-ton, counsellor at law, of this oity, was in-Btantly killed yosterday aftornoou, by be-Ing run over by a New Haven train, near Yorkville. It is supposed he attempted to cross the track as the train was approach ing. He was a lawyer of ability, and was well known at the bar here and in Albany as a mau of distinguished eloquence. He was for soveral terms tho Diatrlot Attorney of Albanr oounly, and servod soveral ses sions in Ihe Stale Legislature for that county. Treasury Matter. There are rumors, more or less general, that tho Secretary of the Treasury eontetn- plitos offering to convert a portion of the interest-hearing treasury notes into lone bonds. Toe rumor states the amount at $0,000,000. Bltorm at Richmond. The Richmond Republio gives this account of a storm in that city on Thuradav: A very violent thunder storm passed over this oity aoout u o ciooa, accompanied by a tremendous gale of wind, whioh unrooted troea, tearing up the sidewalks, and leveled mimy of the old standing walls from 11th street down to 15th. An old wall, part of a house formerly fronting on Main street, near the cornor of 14th street, was blown down, and falling upon the building1 now in course of ereotion on the west side of 14th street, corner of Main and Cory, the foreman, Mr. Gardner, was knocked down. A large portion of the rear wall broke about twenty-four of the second story joist and nmteriauy damaged ine side walls. Mr. Joseph Hall, a brick layer, and two ne- j groes were at work npon a oulvert in the basement at the time of the ecoldent. , One of the negroes was oaught underneath the-falling wall and instantly killed. Mr. Hall had his oollar bone broken, and was severely injured in the head by a piaoe of tailing limber. The oth.r negro was also seriously injured about ths, head and shoulders. i t V cm aria Destroyed bjrthe ajhenaudewh. Chicago, Aug. 26. A San Franoisos dispatch says the following vessels have been destroyed by the pirate Shenandoah: Hen-mar J. Uowland, NasBau, Brunswiok, Jas. Maury, Waverly, Martha, and Congress, all of New Bedford. - The Favorite, of Fair-haven, Covington, of Warren, and the Nell and James Maury were bonded to oarry the sailors to Ban Franoisoo. All the foregoing vessels were oapturod In the vicinity of Bohrings Straits. The last seen of the Shenandoah she was steering southward toward Lawrenoe Bay. The Neil saw other vessels burning after leaving the pirate. The orews of the vessels oaptnred were plunderod of everything valuablo. 9A CleaeiaU Mastered Cat. Nw, Yog, Aug. 26. The Times has ths llowlig: The long expected order master-, g out unemployed Generals in the Tolun-.ir sesjrioe, was promulgated this afternoon, , id is as follows: Va Iipatmit, Adj'i Osh. s Omcr,1 I Washkotoi, Aug '24th, 1H6S. ,'cntril Ordirt No. 138. ' .11 direotion of tba Prciidtai, the follow- i ita ned General officers i the United alos Tolunteors are hereby honorably .ii, er id out of the serrioe o' the United "itcs, their ser.Ioes being no longer need-J. ' Udr OeiuraUN P Banks, Silas Casey, Wuiuel B Heimtleman, Daniel Butterfield, vbuerlpoubleday, John J Peck, Osorge L llarleulT. Ilrtvit Major QmeraliA Asbalp, Geo L Andrews, Wm W Belknap, Charles Croft, lurueaB Card, Wm P Carlin, Joshua L Chamberlain, Thomas K Da.is, 8 Dennis, Sdward Feerero, C Greyer, Robt L Granger, '.'hB 4 Graham, Kennis Garand, A Giant, Simon O Friffin. Geo U Gord.n. Ja. H.tm I j ! X J Jackson, Nathan Kimball, John R r Millsjr, Byron K Pierce, John O Robln- don, Truman Legur, Frederick Solomon, Geo K Blannard, Alexander Shaler, Brastus B Tylek Jas C Veatoh, Wm Vanderen, W A Wartl, W A Whit.ker Brigadier Qnuralt Richard Arnold, Napoleon 'B Buffbrd, Mason Brayman, Henry Baxten, Wm Birney, Cyrus Mussey, Edward Cbarlos T Campbell, Powell Clayton, Alfred N Du9fee,IJ Davis, SfesdSFry, Lawrence K Orahain, Edward H Ilobson, Jas R Hawley, H Judah, J aa T Knife, H H Look wood, Jaoob Q Taman, Thos J MoKe.n, Solomon A Meredith, A H Morris, 0 P MoQlnnis, Thos HNeiU, John M Oliver, Thos A Pile, EW Rioe, W D Bturgiss, J H Stokes, John P Slaugb), E P Bcammon, A J Blemmer, T W Sweeney, Alex 6 Finney, John W Bprague, Stepheb Thomas, Daniel Dllman, Horatio P Van Clove, Fits Henry Warren, George D Wagner, and James A Williamson. . By order of the Beorelary of war. ii. i. TUWNSSND, Assistant Adjutant Oensral. It Will be seen that this embraces 4 Major Generals, 36 Brevet Major Generals and 43 Brig. Generals. The Times' Bpeoial says: The pardon granted to A. Dubois, President of the Rich-mnnd A York River Railroad, has been re-Toa.ed.1Major Eckert ia Aoling onn--r v.. during the absence of Secretary Stauiou, - wno is at v rst roint. The Tribune's disnatch aavs. that flau. Grant I remarked recently, that sufficient evidence has been adduced during the late oonspiraoy trial, and since, to oonviot Jeff. Davis of complicity in the assassination ot President Linooln; and that the fate of the oonspirators settled that ot Jeff. Davis. Ourry, oonoerning this eVasntnvton Colored Hrhwolw. Legal proceedings will soon be instituted against Mayor Wallaoh, of Washington, to make him disgorge the funds for the colored sohools. Bad for the Serffeaut. Sergeant M. S. Hough has been found guilty of complicity in tho Government frauds, in oonueoti.n with bounty brokers in New York, and sentenoed to be drummed out of service, with the loss of all pay, and fined one thousand dollars, and imprisoned three years at hard labor. j The Baited Hook. The Herald's Washington dispatoh states, that the Emperor Maximilian recently sent letter of oondoienee on the oeatn ot Mr. Lincoln, Io President Johnson; but the letter was refused acceptance on the ground that no such person as the Emperor wa? known or reoognized. For Dodging; Duly. Several heavy seizures of whisky having been made recently in Cincinnati. 8. b. Cox has arrived In Washington, as attorney for the owners. The property seized is estimated at over on million dollars, i I . Morning; Call. A delegation from the Alexandria Colored Convention, headed by a BoBlon negro preaoher named Grimes, called on the President to-day. Trouble in Panama. Panama dates of tho 16th, state that that piaoe is greatly exoited by an expected invasion. Business was paraliiod. Military Impressment were going, on. aud a forced loan wa. being ooUeoted from the merchants.The rebellion in Peru still maintained strong headway. neslean Rumors. Brownsville (Texas) correBpondenoe of the the Herald, dated the 8ih, elates that an ex-rebel offioor boasted that Slerllng Price had been a Major-General of Maximilian's troops, and was empowered Io rai.n a cavalry foroe of 80,000 men from tio dis banded rohei armies. Also, that othor rebel Generals had been commissioned by Maxi milian, and it was intended to have 100,-000 rebels in Maximilian's service witbin a year to keep watch of Sheridan, on the-Rio Orande. Everything is quiet on the American side of the river. Our offioers at Brownsville recently gave a banquet to the Emperor's officers, together with Gen. Slaughter and several other ex-rebels. 1 1 It is almost the u'.iveraa, belief among Ameraoan officers, that they will be imme diately ordered to march into Mexico. It is reported that about a doten desert ers from the American army and navy have been engaged in piratical operations on the ooast of Honduras, having murdered the crew of a small sohooner, and subse quently oapturiug other vessels with it, They were last seen near cutis, wun au fcuglien Teasel in pursuit. '. i . !. i 1 1 ... ..a . . , , ParUcaian si tbo Lw ol Ihe Brother Jonathan Kane, of tbeae slaved. VnB A.. 9ft Tha All, falifnr- i. O " 1 HUJ, - - nian of San Franoisoo of Ihe morning of the 8oj lust, has been reoeived by private hand.) It oontains the following important intelligence: Crescent City, July nu, via. jacasonviue 2d. The steamer Brother Jonathan struck a sunken ropk off St. George's Point, eight or ten miles west from here at 1:30 P. M. to-day. All on board Were lost except 17 Sereons, including tnree enuuren. uoats ave gone to the resoue, but there is uo hopes) ol saving more., two ooats ewampeu alongside of the ship, and three boats were left on board. The following are the names of those saved: James PalterBon, 8d officer, David Farrell," steerage Steward; Henry Miller,, baker) Parriok Linn, fireman; Wm. Lowry, fireman; Wm. E. Bhield, waiter) Stephen Moran, waiter; Mrs. Mary Ann Tweedle, Mrs. M. Barnhart and child, Mrs. Martha B. Widder, Mrs. Martha Slottsnd ohild, and fouroolored siamen. ' Latest The boaishavs reiurncd, having seen nothingof the wreck. We give up all hope of saving more passengers. Officer Patterson reports that Brig. Gen. Wright, when last seen on board, had a II 'e preserver in hll ban J. ' ' , j . New York, Aug. 20. The first bale of new cotton arrived to-day from New Orleans. The steamer Evening Star brought 2,500 bales of ootton from that port. Ex.Hrbel Dlgnllarlea in Forelcn Lands, A Havana letter of Augnst 12th ssys, that General Preston and Walker left by the stermer Elder for England, intending to go thence to Halifax.- Got. Moore will remain in Cuba until his fate is determined at Washington. General Magrnder Is In the Cily of Mex-, ico, ready to lake employment il he can Und It CapU Murray has louna employment wun tbo Emperor as Buperinlendent of a national obaorvatory, whioh Is to be established, and Major Mordeci, as topographloal and oivil engineer, and will h associated for the present with Col. Taloott, in oharge of an important branch of the railroad aorvics. General Edward Casey Smith still remains here, but of course he desires to return to Florida, where he would be of grett aervioe in the establishment of a good government, as well by his sound judgment, industry and influenoe at home, where he is highly esteemed, as by his own oonvio-tlon as to his duly for the future, and that of the oltlsens of the oountry who have played out their dream ot independonoe. tenlien to b Biloal-n. ! te ' p Lean Ina Country. New Yock, Aug. 26. The Commercial', special says: The President will probably order the release of Alexander H. Stephens. Ex-Qov. Brown, of Gsorgla, Is in Washington, on business oonnected with the reorganisation of that State. Gen. Le will avail himself of the provisions of the reoent order to leave the country. r