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merry ExCELLENT TAHM or ~, ACKEs.
y in Hanover county, ID. Virginia Central
Railroad and sieaisw Bridge rosd. nix nsilea from
Richmond. FOR SALE AT AUCTION. together
with growing Crops, Farming implements. Cord
Wood, Wheat Straw, &c.-At tbs request Of n. Y.
Bowe Esq. No shall sell at public auction, ON tho
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th u July. 1867.
at II o. clock A. 81. that mitch. improved end cOnys
nieutly located + ARM known M Meadow Bridges,
containing about sJ aeres, according to plat aad
ss1Yey to be exhibited 1T The time Of sale II hes
beautifully, with dwelling aud al the usual ous.
houses built Of old fashioned. bu. excellent mate
rails, but injured by the recent visit Of the enemy
in their attempted ''On to Richmond movement.
There il now on the Yarn tho growing crops If
Wheat, Oats, Grass Clover. aud Corn, ready Tex
ecpt the Corn) to be harvested which will be sold
ssih or without the Farm, ~ may be- agreed on ~
the hctr Of SALE There ii . fine spring near tbs
dwelling, sud The whole place Is watered by ansycr
failing stream Of pure wafer. asiOrt.iag fips
meadow, well 81 10 timothy and herds grass.
The crops, ready 10 reap Though injured
by the iaakees are believed 10 be worth ut least
sisu, and TIE sale is made ou!y BECAUSE ihe pre-.
sent owner has lost all the negro force employed on
the land.
At the same time aud place Will be- sold all lbs
Farming Implements, and about forty cords OF sss
soned Wood.
TERMs.-For the land. one half Tor u,ore1 cash
balance on long credit, bearing interest. For the
personal effects, cash.
There are abort six acres Of beautiful LAND,
heavily wooded and timbered. separated from the
main tract by the Meadow Bridge road, ard front
ing the railroad which will be sold separate from
the farm. This land is very fertile. and lays well
for q building site.
jy GoDDIS e. ArPERSON, Aucts. =
CEVEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
- LEIGH, BAKER, AND MOORE STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold at auc
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th july,
1862 at O'Clock a.. in the order advertised ths
following valuable BUILDING LOTS. viz: Lot
NO -, on the north side of Leigh street. between
Judah street and Brock avenue, frotting 80 feet.
running back Ia feet TO alley. flso Lots Nos
! and 4, the south side of Baker street, bppose
the late residence of Jacob Shook, deceased, 'front.'
ing 50 feet running back 100 feet. Also, Lots Nos.
T. s, ., and 10, in GoddEs plan. at the corner Of
Moore aud Pine streets, adjoining the residence Of
Mr. Henry C. Neiit, each fronting 81 feet, running
back $50 feet TO wide alley.
TERMs-Casii or credit at the option OF the pur.
chaser. GODDiN q APPERSON,
~ IL AuctoneeTs.
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| CiX LOTS IN RlTCllIES PLAN, ON THE
- PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG.
1IOH-Afer the foregoing SALE say about six
o'clock p. NJ, will be sold SIX handsome BUILD
Ing; LOTS in Eitehe's plan, to the residences
of Mr. Richard Moren Nos g. 2. 10, H. and II, each
| fronting 30 feet, and running back I:}2 feet
CODplN * APPERSON,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
s.ate Prlsopers Releasea.


The following prisoners Of State we're relesa
ed on the goa Of Febraary, BY order Of tee Wa
Department, on their parole Of honor to render
no aid or comfort to the enemies ia hostility r
the Government Of the Uaited States, 10 ac
cordance with the terms Of the executive order
No. Of the War Department, dated February
IA, 1862, in reference 10 poliiicsl prisoners;
From For, LGfayats--W. 7. Carlo, Gay s
Hopkins, David N. Waddle, Geo w Jones, N.
8. Reneau, J. M. Ogden, Theodore 0. Leary,
Robert Rnchler, G II. MAFnott, Thos. QuigIey,
John naieIns, @, Z. Burnett, VIM Smith, Rob
ert M. Rslsen, Edward c Cotlerell, E II. Nc
Cubbln, J. L. Coleman, J. r. RanntlI, p. o.
Brien, A, Thompson, Ratsen Maury, e M.
Jones, Geo. JnIius, Garnet Guthrie, Cbristo-
rhes LIdsridge, J. N Perkins, Thomas Mat
iheue, David Chail. Richard Lewis, Isaiah Bat
ler. Patrick Brady, Thomas ockbsnk, r. c
Holland. p. Swain, Wm Gftsse, ]. H. Wea-
YER. n strong, ]. Smith. VIM Perry.
rssm Fort Warrta y. r B.roour, B Biz
a,a, n q. freeman, J. A. Douglass. P. r Nes.
foo. q Shsckleforc, r. D FueIdIne, Jas Browp.
Eduard Bamn, Cd. o Neil. VIM 81 George,
Chsrlso Knne, Wm. n Culosill J Hanson,
Thomas r +. Rsisip, / r. Flanders, " *.
Carr, A. De Costa, WIN. h Windor. r 8.
quIssn, 9. {. Newton, 2. siberu, Parker 4
fssneb, e. G. Myatt, Geo Van Ameringe, J.
EoelIsh, Wm. @. Hanson, Robert "a Dennison,
WIN. 7, Mccune and H. W. Warfeld.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
Eeglslative summary.
FarDAY, February %, 1869.

srsa Friday FEBRUARY 20, leo1
SENATE ,---MessTs. Lang, Eggleston and Sher-
rard were appointed the select committee, hs
provided BY Mr., Lsng's resolution, to examine
the laws relative 70 telegraph companies A
petition was presented and referred---for an
eight per cent interest Law. Sundry bills were
read the second time and committed, and the
following nocse Dill was Passeo' 10 amend
section 200 of the code. Notice OF new bill
was given, and committee reports were submitted
and disposed Of. Nearly the entire day was
spent 10 the discussion OF the resolution which
provides for going into Joint convention for
the purpose Of electing United States Sena-
tor on the lilh OF March. lie further consid.
GRAFTON was then postponed until nexs Thufs-
day afternoon, when it Will come up as special
order. Sundry iiouse messages were read and
disposed OF. A bill was introduced and read
the first time, TO amend the supplemental tax
law, passed April D, loos.
The Senate adjourned until Tuesday
8 HoUsE.-Petitons were presented and refer.
red---tor reduction Of the per diem Of mem.
bers; fos the relief If purchasers of section l6,
In township 4, north Of range 10, 10 the county
of Wood : for q reduction of the sch3ol tax; for
ths abolition Of The Office Of State Commis-
s,ouer of Common Schools; for a reduction of
the aaiaFieR Of county officers. for the aboitfonof
the "a xin0 nower bv boards Of education 10 build
school houses; relative 70 the Marietta & Ma
tonal Road PIABkroad Company; for rerench.
ment eopersllg: for an eight Der cent. in.erest
law Supdry Bills we're read the second time
and committed; and the bill, To chan the
boundaries Of the city Of Zsnesville and Wash.
iueton township, In Muskingum county, wes
tsssed. N
The following bills were introduced and read
the first timer To amend sections and 10, and
to repeal sections IL, IA aud II Of In act emit.
tied IAN acs relatiDg to cities Of the FIRST class.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

Tho President Of the Ohio Senate read the
dispssch, yesterday, which viii be found under
our telegraph head, announcing lha. Mr. SINS
offered resolutions IN .he Confederate Congress,
declaring that the people Of the seceded States
will to the last extremity maintain and defend
their right to seli-goyernment and the govern.
msnt established BY them; and to this end will
pledge their last man aud las. dollar for the
prosecution Of the war. until their independ-
snce 10 acknowledged. Whereupon, there was
cheering and clappipg Of hands BY several rad
icals vhO we're In the Senate Chamber at the
time. We can zee no cause for gsatuls,iOh or
applause in such news. We regret rather that
the Confederate government is animsscd BY the
determination Indicated in Mr.. sMs's resolu-
lions
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
The inaugural o. ,hs Rebel PresI-
Dent


We print Ia thls paper the address Of JEETER-
soS Dawn on his inauguration, 90 February 22d.
as President Of the bogis Southern confeder-
Asy. Itis unnecessary to enter into an expla-
nation Of the falaIsies, aophlairIe, and absurd
titles Of the address, as theae must be apparent
90 every intelligent and patriotic reader As a
fitting appendix to the inaugural, We annex the
following from the Richmond Wing Of February
81, on the failure OF the Confederate govern
ment;
Judging BY results so far, II ia the most la
menlable failure in history, and suggests TO
the re6eoiing mind that the most sgual service
which shat governmens can nov render to the
country is the surrender OF the helm to ableF
and better hands.
Ia view Of the past, tho present and probable
future, the pageant Of tomorroso is bitter mock
cry aad a miSsyabis eonpsnsafiln for the Stia Of
a free papis. A child With bluble, an old
mao gilh ycung wife, are partial Illustrations
Of the deplorahle folly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

BURNED TO DEATz.--The Cambridge Times
records that Mrs. Hannah Warden, of Riehland
township, Gaernsey county, was found on the
9th inssaut lsipg with her face in the 6re and
literally burned to death. Her husband, Isaac
Warden, jro had been away from home all day,
working athis fathers. aud on coming home at
night found his wife lying with her face In the
are, her head almost burned up. IL is thought
she must have tainted and fell in the FIRE and
burned nearly to death before coming to sufi-
ciently to extricate herself from the flames.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
ssAn UncondItionnl Union man. >,

The principal candidate before the uneOadi-
tional Union Legislature Of Ohio for United
States Senator Is Benjamin F. Wade. To show
what an unconditional Union man Wade To-, we
republish the following extract from speech
which ho made at Portland, Maine, in 1855; he
said:
"There was really no Union between the
North and the South, and be believed no two
nations upon the earth entessained feelings OF
two sections of the Republic. The only saliva.
ton OF the Union, therefore, was to be found
10 dives.ing t entirely from all taint Of slavery
There was no Unioniu the South. Let us have
Union, or let us st5eep oiCay ths Semnant aOhtch
zoe call q Union Gin. EnqaireT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

GenAral lIlesses 8. Grant, the epmnknder Of
lbs forces a. che gseas bassIe Of Eors poneson,
was born In Clelmcnt county Ohio, A. Point
Pleasant, April b, 1872. Heiaa graduate Al
West Point. Hsaerved with honor 10 the Mex
ican war, and was promoted to Second Lieutep,
ant at Corpus Christi In Septembar. lsa5. iiS
served under Gen. Taylor at Palo ALTO, Resaca
do Ia PalmA and Monterey, and under Gen
Scott from Vera Cruz 70 the City Of Mexico
and was twice promoted for his bravery. After
the Mexican war be reaigned bis Communication II
tho regular army and settled near st. Louis,
No, a5d in 1861 moved to GAlena, Illinois. =
Upon the breaking ont Of the war, he was
appointed Colonel BY Governor Yates, Of I'LL.
mol Of the 2lst, and was soon appointed Briga-
der General.
No braver man is in the country than Gener-
al Grant. He has shown not only his bravery,
but great skill and tact In managing an army
before and during battle.
Honor to the brave CletmoDter. Clermont
should feel proud Of her gallant son. ClrmOni
San. ...,.. ,.s.,-s.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

The REBELLros RECORD Part XIII. OF the
Rebellion Record contsine portraits of COmmo-
dore Dupont and Secretary WelleS. The Diary
of Verified Occurrences Is brought down to Sep
tembel 5, 1861. There are one hundred and
four pages OF Documents and Nsratives-a
most interesting and valasble department Of the
Record. ThsaUniOn and rebel songs are se-
Tested with taste and judgment, and form q
pleasing miscellany -c
The RebslliOn Record Is published in month
ly pArta aud also in weekly numbers-six parts
or twenty-six numbers making volume, with
a>copiOus index and portraits Of distinguished
men iu the civil and military service. tits pub
lisbed BY G. p Putnam, 532 Broadway, New
York, at $Sa year. ItisG work that sheuld
be found in every public and private library.
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ohio voiun,eers at Camp DOnolson.

IA. a.,, ,.o.,. e.a. -, n,
80 'p.' :, 'o- ''- S~''.0 ~ wv -"
e'5oo' represent tne regiments OF Coioneis 1i1-
SON and FrTfE, Of Ohio, as engaged in the fight;
whereas IL appear, from later ness that neither
- .s.,t, IT.. -.
Ass % ."''e a'a'' ADe 'o1''
MI OF THURSDAY contains very interesting
letter from Fort Donelson, dated February 81,
ana written b, an intelligent Oen,lem, an Of this
80 ~ - .,s. ,1Is--,- - q
CIV. iu sPeAAioB " TUG 0n'oans ID 'ne nSnt'
the writer says:
Six Ohio regiments are there. the 53th. Col.
B.usenweir: 76.h, Col. Wood; 7e:o. Leeett.
Col. stesdmau's, Col. KtnnesiG COB. Coi.
Whittle,ey's. Only the two former were there
10 time to engage 10 battle, Col Bausenge NJ
and Col. Wood's Tbey are spoken of as al.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

II William T. Bsseon, Esq, late Private
Secretary Of Governor Dennison, we are inform
ed, will soon become editor and proprietor Of
the xenia ToTchHSht. Several years since Mr..
BAscem had editorial charge Of the Ohio State
Journal, until the year 1856. when be was elect
cd Clerk Of the Senate Of ouioi subsequently
became Banker Clerk Of the State Treasury OF
Ohio. then Private Secretary Of the Governor,
which position he has held until the present
time. For the period Of about six years be was
the Secretary OF the Republican State Ceatrsl
COMMITTEES. Columbus Gasette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
WE Give IL .bi. issue the remainder Of Iior

We give in this issue the remainder Of Hou.
s C5x's speech in vndcation Of Gen. Nc
Ciellsn. We published two weeks ago pos-
ton of the speech, not having the full speech
at that time. The epcsch, taken altogether, is
without doubt one of the most sarcastic. spicy
aud able efforts ever delivered 10 the halls Of
Congress. II demolishes entirely Rev. Ball
Run GurIey, and clears, most forclbiy General
Mcclellan Of the charges Of the Abolition
leaders. Islays the isnasical results Of Adolf
tiouism open 80 plainly that child can under
stand them We invite those OF our readers
who have aot read the speech 70 do so II viii
we'll pay perusal--Somsfsci linton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
Rich sceno in the wheeling Legisla.
tur0, 9sr


The Wheeling Legislature having finished
the business before it, adjourned on Thursday
evening. Immediately previous to adjournment
the following rather rich proceedings trans.
pred: Fa cl
Mr.. Rstcllffe offered resolution proposing to
ascertain If the Senate would accept the ten
commandments without amendment, IL fEst
passed by the House. He remarked that no
proposition from the House had ever gone to
the Senate vithou. coming back amended. He
desired, before adjournment, to submit soqe'
thing which would meet their approbRtlor, The
Speaker appointed Mr. RAtcliffe TO commun!-
cate the passage Of the resolution to the Sen
ate. Mr.. r. accordingly picked up the resolu.
ton, and amidst great laughter, proceeded to
the Senate chamber. Jt He subsequently return
ed and reported to the House that the Senate
insisted that there were thirteen command
menis, and refused therefore to accept the
House resolution without amendment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

G Sam. Chapman, in his z,nesviile Press,
quotes our statement that DR.. Weber had gone
10 Fort DOnelsou, to assist In the care of the
sick and wounded, BY direction of Governor
Tod, and says, eve ,cas not aware that the
troops at Fort Donelson were sick and wounded
By direction of Governor Tod.n Neither seus
we. Try again Sammy!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

THs Toronto Lesder is not at all pleased
with the result Of the battle at Fort DOnelson,
bus Il has discovered small piece Of cOnscla
ton, and exullingIy proclaims that the number
Of rebel "piisOuers taken has dwindled down
from ffteen thousand to thirteen thousand three
hundred"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

TaAspFER OF PRIsonERs Eight secessioniats
who have been for some time confined ct New
port. KY, Barracks, were on Thursday trans.
ferred to Camp Chase. They were escorted by
a fis Of soldiers from the garrison at the Bar
racks, under command Of sergean,-Msjor Heney.
The remsniDg prisoners at the Barracks (ten
in number) cannot at present be brought up to
Camp Chase, on account of sickness.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

Gr In the battle at Fort Donelson, about one
half Of the Captains of the Eleventh Indiana
were either killed or wounded. Captain Elliot
Hammill, formerly Of Newark, got of vita q
wound in bis left breast from spent ball.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01

srrEETzRY STANTON suggested to the Rail-
road Convention which was held at Washing
ton City recently, that they appoint standing
committee Of Railroad men with whom be
might confer from time to time. The conven-
tion appointed Messrs. CORsNo, FELroN and
JEwErT that committee.