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ClvIs.
July 2.ith, 1862.


RESIGNATION OF TIKI MEMBERS OF THE
SECo>D BRANCH or TIE CIry CorNcIL.-
Nine Of the ten members of the City Cuun-
Gil Of Baltimore sent in thciI resignation
on Friday last. to Mr. Chapman, cx-ofii-
clio Mayor Their refusal to sanction the
appropriation Of three hundred thousand
dollars, which passed the First Branch,
led to interviews with General Wool. The
result of those interviews was their rcsig-
NATHAN. Their letter to General Wool
and his reply. vii! be found below.
BALTIMORE. 10Th July, 1862.
My"r Ge"eral John f. W>l, L. s. 4.
DEAR SIR: In construction of your
views as expressed to two members OF our
body, that the interests and peace of our
city will be promoted by our resigning our
position as members of the Second Branch
of the City Council, we respectively in
form you that we have accordingly tcnler-
cd our designations to Mr.. John Lee Chap
nan. ex-oficio Mayor.
We are, General. most respectfully,
CHARLES J. BAKER, President,
18th and l4th wards.
DECATUR ii. MILLER,
18th and 18th wards.
WILLIAM DEAN,
lst and ID wards.
JESSE MAEDEy,
81 and 4th wards.
ASA HIGGINs,
18th aud Goth wards.
WILLIAM SwtNnELL,
18th and loth wards.
JosErn RoBB,
10Th and 18th wards.
FRANCIS w ALRIcks,
9th and 10th wards.
JOIN W WILSON.
7,h and Sth wards
Approved, with the assurance to all th,.
members tina: it will at all times give mo
great pleasure 10 give them and their in
teresss The most perfect protection b.liev-
ing that their resi- gnations proceed from no
other motive than the promotion Of tho
best Interests of Baltimore and the conn
try in general.
JOIN f. Wool. Major General.
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ton of The South Is essential to our sal
vari"n but If it could Dc established I"
Re h"fcrc we invest Mr. Lincoln with
alb. rluie control over our lives. liberty
and property. ar" We net entitled to ne
shown why this subjngati"n could NOT be-
accomplished as well by obeying as by
overriding the Constitution! besides.
Whist security has the country that Mr..
Lincoln will ablicate this imperial power
when the supposed danger has been passed
Bur what really is the danger which
menaces our safety: The separation Of
tn, South from the North is an accom-
pli>h fact, which no sane man can ignore
if H.. would. Upon the part of the South
the war is war, not Q: foreign invasion
and for conquest, but of self-dcfcnce
1t IL the Federal and net the Confedc-
rate. States which are waging AN offrn-
sise war. 1t is upon Southern and not
upon Federal Sill that the war il raging
1t is for suhjugation that the Federal pow
er is avowcily fighting, aud for national
existence only that the South is contend
ing. and yet the cry is heard, thais it is
orr life which is endangered and or Safe-
ty that is Imperfect. Upon the same
principle, we suppose. it was the life
and safety Of the mother country that
were ip.periled by the Revolution which
accomplished our own independence. Be
this as il may. to the honor of the sturdy
English people of that generation be il.
spoken, they suffered no plea Of State or
of sn'ns p"p"li Ter s"rrrmn est tic be-
guile them or to stand between them
aud their own frccLon
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PROFESSIONAL.

hR. }. Il. TilOS. REEVES has l"rat"t
~ at ''WHlTE PLAINS, ab:ut h'
from the village oi Chaptic". ann respectful!
Oilers lis professional services to the puhi.'.
lie will devote himself excl usI..ll Il IL
practice ni his profession
JAN. 10th. lSG2-tl.
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Salus Populi lex Suprema est.

Nob"dy, We "pine. is much surprised
to discover, in times like the present.
that men are to be found willing and quick
to support the most shameful AMI arLitra-
~ assumptions Of power. 1t has been S"
since the world began, and We have little
hore that it will be- otherwise until it ends
Take little heed Of such, says Casca, iii
Cesar had stabbed their mothers, they
would have done no less" By thus lap
ping the dirt under the heel Of power.
these natural pariahs, not only obtain i'm
mnnity for themselves, but they also sue
cecd in putting money in their pockets
They give welcome to the tyrant that they
may safely trade with his suffers. The
existence Of such people does not at all
astoni>h us nor even that they are to be
found in our midst We were quite pre-
pared to see men, who had ahcttcd a mob
on the 10Th of April, 1861, change sides
and call Justify for the blood of that same
mob on the 10Th Of May, following. We
expected nothing better Of them, and were
not disappointed. When law and liberty
are again uppermos,. they will, doubt
less. be found navigating in an opposite
direction. When that time comes, rs
come it will, VIC look to behold them
with faces innocent of shame, oGtruling
themselves upon the company of honest
men. The natural inclination will be. t"
hang them up to the first lamp-p"st, but
we deprecatc I'LL such exhibitions Of vio-
lence. We shall rest content to see them
kicked out of the public highway, and
li,nited thereafter to localities set apart for
prostitutes Of a different kind
There is class of men, however,
found supporting the present administra
tion, and upholIing its very worst acts Of
tyranny, who are justly amenable to a
higher and scvercr standard Of judgment
than can be fairly applied to those to
whom ESTABLISHMENT is an easy because
a natural refuge These rcasoners rest
the defence Of their public conduct upon
the supposed necessities of the country
and the hour, aud mlus Ip"'i lcr su-
prrma est, is their war-cry. This maxim
they make to consccratc, not only the
hiph-handed acts Of Lincoln and Seward,
but even the dirty viliany of their mill
tary and police subordinates. A little
girl, todlling about the pavtments, whose
stockings are guilty Of the Confederate
colors, arrested and taken 10 the station
house that the safety of the people may be
assured: But our present Object is not
To- quarrel with the prostitution or to
contest the truth Of the maxim in 4ucs-
ton. We would remark, however, that
been heard from the lips of tyrants than
patriots. 1t is against its application TO
our own times and country. however, tina,
we particularly object What is the plain
Engii-h OF it when applied to our present
condition! 1t i. TO suspend the Constitu-
ti"n for AN Indefinite perioI, to invest
Mr.. Lincoln with plcnary power through
out the land, in a word. 10 scat depot
ism upon our shoulders, that the suhju-
CATION of the South may be facilitated !.
Now, We do not admit that the suhjuga-
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E)ic0.

At Atlanta, Ga. in May last, Mrs
INN MASON, formerly Of this county,
but for the past twenty y'ars u resident 9t
Florida, IN the 9th year Of her age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-19
Tho War il Missouri.

LEAVENwoaTH, August l8-Owing to the
presence Of large body of Confeoerates in
Jackson county, Missouri and that neighbor
hood, an q threatened attack on Kanzas
City, the Provost N II hal Of this city, under
orders from the headquarters Of the Depart
mcnt Of Ksnzas, has ordered the citizens, en-
mas>e, to enrol and arm themselves for militia
ry duty. Any one failing TO do SO will lie ar
res Cd.
Business is mostly suspended, and it is
thought that there will be q general compliance
Nth The order
The Federal troops lately composing the In
dan expedition, with the exception Of the
ynree Inlan rcglm entS, are supposed to be at
tort Scott OF :~arching thence
NJ LrTA2Y. The 18th Pennsylvania regi-
m2nt of volunteers, the l4th Massachusetts
June r 81 New York artillery, DIST Penn
S'Yanla volunteers, 18th Pennsylvania cavalry,
4Sa New York artillery AMI esd Indiana voun~
ters, to be brigaied under Brig. Gen. Stur
6E' nave bean oIl,roL~to prepare for active
- Ge;l service forthwith. !,
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EGGS! EGGS! EGGs!!.

y ECEIV ED from the country every day, WaI-
Il ranted fresh. Parties wishing them packed
n barrels can be accommodated. For sale to
the trade cheap tor cash. JOHN I. COOKE,
Ne. los, Prince street, cor. Of Pitt, one square
east Of the~P oeeo tiiv<~ J7:3at~~<4
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T He CITY II 0 7 z Z
SOAPS.

WE have been appointed agents fol the sale
w Of q new and Ttry suDer;o@ brand OF 7 A 81
ILY WASHING SOAPS, which We wish to
introduce IL :his market.
Our customers will consult their Interests ~
using these SOAPS We have IN st ~ an ou II;
usual large assortment o. tAAC4 lc1LE1
soaps. Viz: Brown Windsor, White do, Ho-
ncy, Glycerine, Almond Silver, Y hite and
NJ ottled CASTLE, Transparent, in Balls and 1@rs;
also Soap Powder, Concentrated Lye, &c, &c.
ter sale by Lea DIE A1EK 8 ".
8n,c 81 Nos. 5 and Z South Fairfax stree {.
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The War II Kentucky.

CrxCINNAT1 August 12.-fhree thousand
Confederate cavalry are at Richmond, Nv
twenty-five miles soutI, o: lexington They
are snDnose<l TO be The alyance guard OF
larger body.
LOUISVILLE, Aus l9.-Rumors apparently
well founded, indicate the occupation Of sever
al new points in Kentucky by the Contedcrates
WIZ exhibit great activity.
The names Of the places occupied and num-
5ers Of the forces are withheld BY order OF the
military authorities There is considerable ex-
element in this city from these causes,
The Evacuation OF Harrison's Landing.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
uurer biographies IS follows:
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 1--WE her lett
Harrison Bar. yesterday morning, the en-
sire army was moving, all the transports were
en- route for Fortress Monroe nothing Was left
behind except small lot Of damaged hay and
two canal boats, one Of which, usei as wharf
boat, was worthless, the other sunk in shoaL
water with small cargo OF hay, both these
barge5 were fire before We left
think | can safely say this WIS the ana ount
oGoar loss. The evacuation has been, as far as
[ can learn, entirely successful conJac:e
without haste, and securing all the stores.
The army was crossing the Chi a1onliny
yesterday by means Of q pontoon bridge Of
1000 feet in length formed Of UPWARDS Of 100
pontoon boats.
For more chan week past W; have |een
moving baggage supplies, sick men, AMI in
fect everything ana everybody which might
have proved impediments Of the last moment.
The rear Of the army may be attacked on
the march, but once ayross the Chickahominy
all will be safe BY noon yesterday. al tie
reserve artillery, AMI Ger. Porters Corps
d Armee hal crossed, and the others were rap
] Nv following.
The steamer Hugh jenkins, transport,
sunk here last night. She lies in shoal water,
a2l can easily be raise.
Tho War il Missouri.
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TIE ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE.
Negro Soldiers.

Negro S0ldlers.
The first experiment in arlning the negroes
has proved Il failure Gen Hunter has finally
disbanded his negro regiment, probably by or
ders from Washington Il seems, however,
that, apart from Government interference,
there were agencies at work which would have
rendered ajortive the experiment Of Gen. Hun
ter. The negroes themselves dtd not relish
the prospect Of fighting, and desertioDs were
e4uent; so much that the eli hit hundred
LwinAlel down to touy hundred and fifty a
time they were disbanded The white soldiers
also contributed 10 dcmoralize the command
by the unfriencly feeling they manifested to-
ward their woull-he companions in arlns. All
this might have been foreSeen, but it IS 4 1ubt
t'ul whether the lesson it teaches viii be head
ed by the people who are embarked Iii this 1T
gro-arning movement. We shall hear OF
other experiments Of the same kind beftre the
war is over, in which the same result will fol-
low rs matter Of course. Right Or wrong:
American white soldiers, even though they
hail tronl New England will not fight side BY
side with ncgrnes.--NeU York. Nortt.
4 PAINTER WITHOUT ARMs.-A Mr.. fela,
in Belgium, IS exciting general admiration by
the excellence Of his technical power, rs shown
in some Of his works now at the exhibition Of
the Brussels Academy lie was born without
arms, and paints with his feet, The journal
from which we take this interesting fact re
marks that its read,r no doubt, will be re
minded Of the famous dictum Of Leasing, that
Raphael would have been a great painter even
if he had been accidental born without arms.
4 Coon SYSTEMATICALLY British iron
steamer Karnak was sunk some months ago
on coral reef near the Bahamas and became a
t,tal loss Some time after she sunk two
young men from Bath, Maine-Mcssr*. Kim
ball L Arnold-bought the wreck for 1890.
thinking they might get enough old from from
her to make the speculation pay After IN
speeding her with submarine arsnor they plug
ged up her holes, pumped out the water, rails
ed her to the surface, and carried her to Mas
sau, New Providence, where they rugged her
with sails, as a bark, at an expense Of $4,000
more, and soon she will be in New York, when
after putting in new boiler, (the rest Of her
machinery being gool, she will be worth $75,~
600 to 100 OOO at least.
4 corresp1n lent OF til, pnila lelphia Inqui-
r4r says:-''The private advices from New o.
leans concur in urging the necessity Of immed'~
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JOHN 7, COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
II AS CONSTA NIL Y on hand large assort~
/ I ment Of F.AlTILl GROCERIES, consist
ing Of BACON Of all kinds; FTcsF r by the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCK w 4 EAT,
CURRANTS. RA1SlN5, PRUNES, FIGS
SARDlNES &c, &c, 81 which he Invites the
Attent on Of customers. rs7- "
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.g"T7 NUIlCL.-FUR al TX IN I MA
$3.50 ss.zz:z..l5 AND ASHINGAJN, y: c
nv steamer PLANlE Err will leave Baltimore,
from her wharf, lower end Of Frederick street
dock, every Friday afternoon, at o'ci K, IT,
the above named places, comme icing hlDA1,
July IL, 1852.
Returning, viii leave Washi lgton every Tues
day morning, at 6 G. clock, Ill Alexandria az
Is o'clock, ,Janney's wharf, call ne at al: the
usual landings on the Maryland s!deot the 70"
tomac for passengers and freight. Fer turther
.n1ol nation, apply on board.
f eight received up tc Z Q clock on the day OF
lei arture All way freight must be llepaid.
assage to Potomac, 50. Meals extra
~ 2l-lm GEO. ". WEEMS, Master.
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4 correspon lent OF til, pnila lelphia Inqui-
r4r says :-'The private advices from New o.
leans concur in urging the necessityof immed'
Endorsements to Gen Lutler But for his
gun-boats in the river opposite thu city, some
writer's say, he could net maintain his POSITION
single day. Until strongly reinforced; it will
be impossible to operate anywhere in the into
ror OF Louisiana The Confederates are
swarming all along the line Of the Mississippi,
and manage to give much trouble to our BOA :
passing up and AMI down. The inhabitants on
both sides of the river, d correspondent say :,
are vicicusy and venomously Secesh. y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
HOa . AYERS
CODip0and ExiFaet u Eafsapdtills.s :.

the most toifJetial remedy which the medic
slxill of-opr -Hlpes can devise Tor ltlpa every
where pfet taiiing and fatal mslady. 1t Is CONS
bined ffuiethe fiost active remedials that ha'
bsen discovered fort the expurgatioR this -fc'i'
disordeR from.the blood, ,apdlth rescue Of fl.sl
system nom its destructive consequeneels
Hence q should De employed for the cure I
not only ecrofula, but also those other afiev
tons fWhich nrises from il. such as ERgPfifE
and SKIN DissAsRs, ST.. ANTHoNY's FR
RosB, or ERYsiPELAs, PMfLEs, PusruLB
BrorcHEs, BLAms and Bons. TUxons, TErrI
and SALT RHRux, ScAI.D HEAD, RINowon,
RmEUxArIsl. B SSr3uEiric and N MEAcfil!AL lli
xAsEs, DndtsE, D3spkYsIk, DssttifS, an
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARIsrNe FRoN viTIn
TED pRnfNRvaH si}sobD.1 Tie popular bel
in SapHrisy Of ihs 5tsoS'' Is founded IN trpi
for scf1ldla i 4 adegenefadon or the blood T.
particular purpose and virtue Of this SarsM
lilla is to purify and regenerate this vitqeitif
without which sound health Is impossible
contaminated constitutions. = Rlesho
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

A WONDERFUL OUREs@-Bome time ago, an old
ueighbor OF mine was very t with bad cough which
every one supposed 10 Be consumption. Hn relatives
told me that be had takeh every remedy they heard Of
without benet ms brother came 70 zee him die, and all
we're confirmed In the belief that be could 1Ot hive. d
had about the third Of boIe Of your PectoFa syrup
which gave him, and IL entirely cured him. 10 the aston
Eminent % all. What makes the more remarkabe,
L the extreme age Of the man, he being about Year,
old. have no doubt the Pectoral sAyed his iiie > %
n JuhMN, 0INNIS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
AYERS
Agues Cure. G!5!.l!l

\ "a ron TILE sREEDf cUREAoR te 'eees,t
rntermitteht FsVer. or Fever and Asp. 3
nemittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dun
Headaehe, and Bilipns aFsSSrs, tndesp
ing IN llllary dsthA Echieilt, caised ~
the MaiAraN 'of si'asAssie as.si: ecrnntFiss.sisa
We are enahlsl hsfs to- offer the commpnitys
remedy which, while Il 'ellres The above complain
with sertalesy = si.II Re!seet harmless IN sol
where these affecting disorders prevail. II
AND A6uH Gd6i tIel systein, and pfAyents TIE u y
velopment OF the disease, il taken on. the first
prOach Of itsp spstnorIpry @mpnms ItisnoteF
the best rsme&y ever yet discovered -fsr thisel -
Of copplaints. hut also the ehespest ffits iaf III
quantity " supply for dollar brings L withiniasi
reach Of every body; and in bilious districts, VIII
have is4s,d % ast y fEesIy both s0r cute and prot,
ton. great superiority Of this remedy over ssas,
other ever discovered for the speedy and cesti
or mineral, conseqd6htiy i produces no quihish z
other INJURIOUS whatever upon The consti u
ton. Those cured BY il are LETT as healthy as If
they had never had the disease.hiao glHfa1ns ~.
Fever and.Agae Is not alone the consequence Of
the fniasnIptic poison A. great variety Of dis
ders arise from its irritation, among which Y e
Neuralgia, Iihenlqtism, G0tg, Headache, BliraL
ness, 16ufhqcts. Eerdehe, Cdtaykt, Asttshd, FJb
pitation. Painfid 4 5feetion Of the Spleen, Hyst :
tcs Pain in the Beirekss Cole, Pdralgsis and an
ra,sgepieyf ,Qf tik JSi0nfacA, al Of which, VIII
originating in this cause, put on the inte,p'itta.t
fype, ,oE- become periodical This a euKE exFSis
the poison from tAerblopd and consequently cpifs
theni aIIalike. II u an iBvaldHble projection %
immigrants and persons travelling or Temporal >
residing in the nialaTious districts. III taken oe t
sonally or daily while exposed to the infectittl
that will be excfsfea rom the system, and can q
accumulate in sufficient quantity to fipen into
ease Hence it is even more valuable fofproit1,-
ton than cure, and few viii ever suffer from Ipt T.
mittents II they avail themselves OF the project m
pr...r.s svpr 3 aY1Ka I, CO. LAVAL. M, :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
P.Ea IN THE BOwKLs, AND WIND coLI0

cPnHNG CLOAKS AND BABnGNEs
- NEW eTYLEe-Bain 4 Son, No. q "A eouik
High &rcet have jusl opepedneV styles Of ptofn On,
cuEAn4 BAsQuIHa and sAceuns, made IN the and
B5ack Sitkksd yery hesNbl designed expressly 70,
msDNIlas and basquinos lapnB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

DrLiEmOMn d. sanEETERae AND
ID eHIRTIEGe. an widths, q f.lhostbsIsbEAe5d dnaksI !
10" 'ns''a y siss sSS w = B%is sslH q q BoS,
apnw No. ~ South High stTeat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

fsBa aNefu iE PITTsBunaH, April e4.fo51.ti
READ TIE TRUTR.--DR. KHfsuI have dAagh-
ter Who has taken several msdicineA ioT bad cough
NIthont hunsnt--among them Ayers Cherry PectoaI--
l purchased frunl yonlA nottle Of iyoaf tPE0TUAAE
SYRUP and before she had used half d. Dotte she va
relieved The second hgttle cured her entirely u her
cough. az o. or gil5a -hda lJOHn DAklN,anh
.er. =. q fg "a ola Rohlnaon direct. Allekhonv.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
pR. KrYaHRa pEoroaAL sYRuP IN pLAIRs-

DR. KEYsKR's PBOT0RAB SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
viLik.TPlesss SEND me Anotner supply o. your va'a
has the cold and are hquifng foTDf keysefs Pecorai
pyrup. We have cold sixteen bottles list week and
nov entirely out. Nj. a. Alter and Mr. n Maer, both
In their families In fact all who use want q
again. Youfs, fespecunllys ~ .lI 90 W . q.
m ,ssos d,s y = WATT %AT1AhsoH n1O Esos . soss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
IRISH: ST STEAMSHIP 4 i Isl i ri. LINE. i,i,.


Steam Between Ireland and America
naNEw YORK, K,BosToNsAND GALWAY
The following new, and psgn.acept arat-olAsspaddh
wheel Steamships compose te Above line: W"
iADkI AFRO, s,sss tcas bdrthsn, Capt, j. Aus
I lugs formerly % the Collins Line Z 'A9o,s
adIEsI. a5sEESI sSS '9es s Se.'hsD s caps Proven; ]
ANGLIA.1 10 A.aOOqs. sf,tgeI Is1JN Ni0aoIsos
iPAvlE 10, 1850 ttp. Soa"ai l. sni5H,dI
PRINCE AtsFst suS uSSS'EEssv9 .e,sassY Jw.,i...,
y a. above yI ssys York pr Boston
iyiSs ths sSvsismsnt nsIss Gushing as q. SoSas %
ESs ste.psrs of his lins have bsap eonstruced win
the geatat care under the supervlSoh OF the govern
nsht have water tight compartments and are unexcgf
led toreomfor afey and speed ny any steame aaoat.
They are commanded BY able and experienced officers
and sys sssstiop WY ps'pAds n sAe comfort
An. alpsencsa surgeon astashsd % ssoh ship ssg ,,
IA l6RiksAFEs OF PASSAGE. 10 sthN
girstclaisM Y.or I,oston to ealwagcr LsspOoi 800
escohd, ,slsHs,, ~ lo s&mis 80 4 ,,.gdlad rs
Throes Tlasxo,Ss eI.s0 eao GALWAY a. y
n or any own n Itslabd. on sRallway, p- 6- sO
Thlrd.olass ibora ytupplied with pro-
visions S As beet 9psIsg, es0eed and served byhsssF
80 Y ~ = sssrr,,.w rvCurr. 4iai1
Parties Wishing tosend for heir fieuds from the old
country can obtain tckets from am town on railway IN
Ireland he cties Of England and SCOT
rT Passenssn for New York, srrsyiha ~ nv nol,oS
sieapers, will be ioraabdSato Neg Ytffss teharss
, For passage or further information, appIysto
Z .s.. ajsl sn.g ia.,.s,I a lWn 3, WIQKHAM, i
AZ ne gtaes Of the Company, on The whsr foot of
IIl0vLAND,A 4 AsRuWALLiAssnbsssi a
apHiiHopm.Bd Sra. .nf1lt,ef ..akha AL aaHil
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

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