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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
LegIsIatIve summarY.

+,.as 5sis - FRrpxY. March IA. 1869.
SKNAFE.--Bills were Introduced 70 prescribe
the law for IooatiDg drains and bitches in town
ships, AID TO smend the MALTA law. ss,g
A Joint resolution was adopted Of thanks TO
Generals Curtis and Slgel, and Colonels Asboth,
Davis and Carr, their officers and men, for
bravery at the battle Of Pea Ridge; also, res
olution TO authorize the printing of copies Of
laws passed, for circulation during the session
BY members Of the Legislature. ~.
The Senate Indefinitely postponed Mr.. o Con-
nor'sbill to punish incest. e. ~ 3 ~
The bill TO prevent the intermarriage Of frat
or second cousins was discussed at length--a
motion to indefinitely postpone defeated, and
the bill laid on the table. ~ t-5 soT
Bills were passed TO amend the civil code;
Supplementary 70 the Justices code; To provide
for funding the debtof the State due after Jan.
usry Let, 1861; Toauthotize the town Of Per-
rysbufgh 70 borrow money! To punish certain
contempts Of lcouFtI and To amend the general
aaaIpnment Law r1T7 r- -ilW llots
PeIitiohs we're received in favor Of taxing u /.
8. bonds and Treasury notes; and upon one or
two matters Of local Importance e-.-if,
= HousE mo petitions, riIrabik dietuh slsv
= Mr: Myess's bill 20 ptotect timber and hoop
g rsenklS bin 70 oqaut6otjze making real estate
indexes was les. on its passage, reconsidered
and laid on the table The bilL authorizing the
replevin of property exempt from, execution,
passed The Bit 10 exempt from execution
property Of bail for volunteers, passed, and re-
considered Numerous feports of committees
were received, discussed and disposed Of. Com
mi,tee of the Whole had under consideration
to provide for Assistant Surgeons in regiments
OF unlo volunteers. aIA l35Ti gllftI s1i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

: SiheuLAR CAss or HYDRoRHoBlA.- New.
town, Long Island, q woman died on Thursday
evening, March 6, amer -four dayt' suffering,
from hYdroPh6bla. It ID said that she was BIT
ten Or rather scratched, In January last, BY q
CAT, which, Il is supposed, had been bitten some
time before BY dog whose actions placed him
under auspiciona Of mAdnesS. The cat for some
time acted very strangely, but was supposed TO
be only suffering from fits, such as cats are sub
iect @. oae day In January last she suddenly
leaped upon the arm Of her mistress, and held
happened 10 be in the house had to use consid-
cradle strength to pull the animal of. The
wounds made by her claws afterWsrd healed up,
and no unpleasant consequences, apparently, en-
sued, till Monday Of last week, when a spas
modio attack begans which was declared BY
competent physicians to be clearly hydrophobic
In It's character. Afte
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

PRoTEssoR ANDERSON ON MONDAY ~ Arrange
ments have been made for the sale Of reserved
seats to Professor Anderson's performances, to
commence on Monday evening. The tickets
willbe offered at Messrs. seltEsr and Webster's
Music Store. The popularity Of Professor An
'derson is 60 great that the applications for
places are likely to be very numerous. We ad'
wise al who intend witnessing the performances
Of this superIative magician to apply early, and
get seat near the platform, His operations
are reported to be carried out with great nicely,
and his tricks to be of the most intricate char
acter, blending the puzElements of msglcians
generally With che superior. Of an "ambidsx-
trous prsstidlgi gitator.Y ~ W ls'o $40 *; &;
/ Nor does the pctfosmspce Of the Professor
constitute the whole Of the treat. Miss An.
dersOn'A extraordinary powers of clairvoysnce
are called in 10 add u the entertainment, and
render II still more innomprehenpible. This
young lady isR ysrihbIe phenomenon. How
many senses she possesses DeyoAd the ordinary
fveft iSvsty difdcnlt to Determine: Then the
rope-tyinR experimental his,brcsher ia another
marvel and one which almost de6es compEe-
hsnsion. Nor is the singing Of little Miss
Flora to Be passed over suhpcsiced. Her trick
Ibf inueezns herself into the portfolio . 4
euiioslty IN the xsy Of magic xsll worth en-
|lcying..am a1rsk4rn- !ggcE = = .,.l q
4 sgr .xoe q yaAa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

GoDKY'e LADxh BooE THE APRIL numbet
Of this "Book of Books" for .he ladies has
been received By Mr.. R. Ksnnsdy, At his perl
odIcal Depot On State street, just oAst Of High.
It contains exquisite ensvavIngs. soaapnable
fashion plates, ,rlohly eolored, and illustrations
and directions In various departments Of fomin.
inc pursuits and inquiry.
Iu looking over the list Of contributors and
the contents, We find the old familiar namsi
Chat have so much pleased ourlady frlendshere'
tofose, and also find that the pages Of Cooley
are as lively. instructive and amusing as ever
Call At Ksnnedy's and procure the Lady''
Book for April. f,aua
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Tho .Ahnses o LSns..s J. !. !. : AsyiuPs M y

A bill Is now before the Massachusetts, Leg.
islatlre 20 provide for the appointment Of
oommissOners of Lunacy, TO examine all "pa-
ti6ntsp st stated times, TO prevent the possibil
lity Of sane persOns being imprisoned BY rela
tives interested In putting them outof the way
This evil is eaid TO prevail To- an appalling ex
tent In private asylums in the Bay State ll
The cases Of Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Denny,
being in point, have drawn the public attention
70 this subject. The latter lady was conveyed
to the asylum tho day after che had consulted
counsel In relation to proceedings for b divorcei
and though brought before the court on kdbeas
corpus, and having the testimony Of her mother,
sister, brother and physician in favor Of her per-
feet sanity, her own demeanoF also bhowing
sound mind, she was remanded TO the Mclean
Asylum on thesingle testimony Of Superintend-
ent Tyler.s-l lL.d ~ L----l- -.. W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
BISHOP McILvAlNr AZ sr PAuL,s cArHEDaA

BIsHoP McILvMNE AL ST PAUL's CATHEDRAL.
We have already noticed the appointment Of
Bishop McIlvaine as one Of the special preach
ers at St. Paul's Cathedral, London. Thurlow
Weed, in one of bis letters, says:
eve went there this Sunday evening to
hear Bishop McIlvaine Of Ohio. He preached
from the 18th Psalm, 10th verse. His dis
course was practical, earnest and able. His
clear voice and distinct utterance resounded
through the immense nave under the dome to
an attentive audience of between four and five
thousand, after which the 23Sth Hymn,
"oh, for q heart 10 praise my GOd,'
Was sung most lmpressively. You can Judge
of the effect produced by the minglfng of more
than two thousand voices with the tones q a
powerful organ. The Blessing was pronounced
by the Bishop of London"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

THE Clothing IDspeciiou Board at Wsshing.
ton already figure up one million Ave hundred
thousand dollars cost Of clothing on hand.
which Is wholly worthless, They have con
demnsd IT,. IL came principally from Philadel,
Shia Colonel CnessMAE, who made the con.
tracts, together With the inspectors in PhilAdel,
phia, has been summoned before the Board 70
give information that may aid IN bringing the
roguish eeus.uosOrs 70 justice Il is said this
Is oulyons Of the sWindles, papetrated On the
Govesnmsnf BY Philadelphia contractors. 3.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

TIE Presidents resolution, rendering Fede-
ral assistance to such slave States as may adopt
pians of gradual manumisaloh, having passed
the House, will probably pass the Senate, and
then the whole question will rest solely with
the States Immediately interested. There let
Il rest. When any Of them ahall take action
In The direction suggested BY the resolution, II
will be rtime to discuss the question Of the
constitutional power Of Congress TO vote money
10 time 10 discuss the question whether the
courtry At large would consent TO taxes for the
purpose contemplated. We understand Il 10 be
the Demoorntic doctrine that the people Of the
States have no concern whatever with slavery
in other States whore it exists. -ChicsgO 7imes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

Tim comforting belief gains ground here
that the Preaident will soon take actual COM
mand of tho army across the Potomac. He is
now dailyesntrollingits principal movements,'' = :
|-<7fibuRe ~ 'g'1ie9 % @A 80
8 The Tribune prints the above In It's tele-
graphic columnr as if sent from WashIng-
ton. The military censor must feel hattered
TO BE- represented as having given hissanction
to the trarsmiSaion Of such stuff. Woyld, llh.
We are not informed that President Lincoln
took the field yesterday and guided the advance
TO Manassas, though the censor appointed BY
the government day before yesterday passed
along telegram to the Tribune TO the effect
that such would be the case.-- World, I2fhs0 &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

A RATHER PLEAshNT IECDENT.--A few days
ago, as General Buell. was riding on hotsback
through the itteei5 Of Nashville, an aristocratic
lady, . mrs. w, living in fine large house,
stood ct an open door or window, waved Eeb-
81 flag toward hias and cried, "Hufra for yeh
Davis and the Souihern Confederacyw Tho
General refined IN HE horse. turned toward the
snevity for whieh be 10 foInarkable, and, eur.
yeyine the house from top 70 bottom With the
eve of Q connoisseur, quietly remarked, Gan
excellent house Tor -hOspiial.v In less than
two hours every room wasfull Of sick soldiers,
ana Mrs. W., was politely requested % leke
kind oafe Of them. We heartily oolGIatnlnte
her upon her blessed privilege of mlnisleEing
20 Che nscdb 6b suffering patriots - kew'sv'l.s
tsHrnet, IVA. -sssz ~ y. sss,ss',ii, g,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

THEATRE.-The Webb Sisters are drawing
immense houses at the Theatre, and we must
confess that we are agreeably surprised at theii
rendition of tho pieces they have produced tht
past few evenings, and pronounce them superb
or 10 their respective roles to any actresses We
have heretofore witnessed on the Columbus
boards. Go early by all means If you wish tc
secure eligible seats. Tonight will be present
ed for the first time in Columbus, Buekstone'l
admired drama of Green Bushes. or the Hunt
ress of the Mississippi.
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a nrifraFI so.ns . hang about the Whsr

"A mysfKRf seems to hang about the wherea-
bouts and condition Of Col. Corcoran, against
whom the rebels seem TO have . peculiar spite.
Col. Wood and Col. CogsWell both are repre-
aented as saving that they had had converse
tons with prisoners fiom Charleston, who said
they had not seen him for several days previous
to their quitting that place, and inferred there
from that he had been either removed to anoth-
Or prison or sent further South. Though'it is
we'll nderstood that the President, has made
special exersions to procure the release of Col.
Corcoran, vet ii 10 equally well understood that
the rebel authorities will consent to give him
up only on condition that Smith, the condemned
privateer or pirate, shall be surrendered to
them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
Local M g. tiers.

CRY AND TowNsHiP DEMocRATic CoNvENTioN.
The Democrats of the city Of Columbus and
Montgomery Township are hereby notified to
meet in their respective wards and township on
Friday evening, March 2stbj at the following
places: ~
First Wmd-E. BsIIer,s. naFS
Second Buckeye House
Third Mayors Office.
Fourth Z" Simonton's Exchange. I
Fifth = Engine House. " -
TownshipTTovnsaip Trustees office, Court
House.
The polls in the wards will eopen 'front.'
TO 9 O'Clock, and the township polls from to
3 o'clock, P. M. Said meetingS will appoint
delegates to the nominating Convention as fol-
lows:
First ward, a-lgo-a . Fourth ward 6
Second " 5 Fifth l3
Third "tavoTs IS Township, {
The delegates SO appointed will meet at the
City Hall on Saturday evening, March 18th,
at o'clock, to nominate candidates forvcity
Offices, viz Marehal, City Treasurer. and two
School Directors; also, Township ticket, viz
three Trustees, three Constables, Township
Clerk, and Township Treasurer.
The ward meetings will each nominate o can.
didate for Councilman and Assessor, and the
Township meeting will nominate candidate
foe Assessor.
By order. of the City and Township E1ecu.
tive Committee, .,....r ..,...,,
IT,, JOHN W. THOMPSON,
lldt D. w. BROOKS,
|b JOHN RAIDER,
=, JOHN M. PUGH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
The Cost.

Estimating negro slaves to be worth $40O
each, the cost Of emancipating the slaves Of
Delaware, Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland
and Missouri would amount to aboutt two hun
dred million dollars. It would cost as much
more to take careIof them afterward and un-
less the favorites Of the government should be
Of purer metal than heretofore, about as much
more in addition would be stolen during the
operation. sNVJth riftf1Jt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

0cooauAE, which the rebels evacuated On the
9Th inst, is situated ct the mouth Of the river
Of the same name, whore it empties into the
Potomac. shout twenty-five miles below Wash
ington. The riyeris formed BY theccnhuence Of
Bull Run and Cedar river, and is only some ten
miles In length. The village is about fifteen
miles esut Of Manassas, andit was probably the
expected occupation Of that place by our forces
that was the immediate cause Of the evscus-
lion Of 0ccoquan. lNc4t2 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

The SEvENrY-nxTH oHIo,--The Newark Ad-
vOeate says that six companies Of the Seventy.
sixth Regiment have been paid I'LL ths3lst of
December, and that the officers and soldiers
have handed $I2,s77 SO to tho pAy-agsnt ap.
pointed By Gov. Tod to bring the money home
for the use Of their families. The whole
amount paid the elk companies was $l6,943 80.
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rae oerEspsic9. !. % 9, me I.sPnRlican

IA ~
The Republican party has been organized
about seven years Il has had control Of cera
tain State Governments four OF Eve years, and
Of the Federal Government one year. .ls II has
been loud In It's professions Of exclusive de-
yolion TO political virtue and morality, SslA d
: Yet, says the Milwaukee NeDs, in the brief
period Of ita existence, three or four oft mem
bers Of Congress have been expelled for corrup-
tion; some Of Its State officers are now convicts
In prison for plunderipg State Treasuries; at
least one Of its State lTEeasureFs tis a,fugitive
from justice 10 q foreign country one OF its
Governors is now On trial for, Impeachment In a
neiehboring State; anotherot ita Governors 10
|threatened with Impeachment; another of its
Governors is living upon the pIcpeeds OF bribe
be accepted in Office; another Is charged with
publican commiffe6 Of our State Senate; one
OF its Cabinet Ministers has recently been dis
missed for corruptions in army contracts; an
other of its Csblnet Officers, still In the Cabi'
net, has been reported corrupt BY committed
OF his own paftisans In the Federal Senate;
one of its Representatives abroad is shown to be
| a corrupt army contractor by committee OF
| bis own partisans in the Federal House.
The Neps odds: "A N&s FAs
: The people Of the United States have suffer
cd more from robbery by public officers since
the Republican party came into power, than
during the whole previous existence of the
Government from Washington doWn 10 Buch-
anan. The number Of thieves b larger and
the cum stolen greater, In the aggregate.
The moral is that the triumph Of wrong po-
|liacal principles carries withit into power weak
and corrupt men. 49,. =, --zv-7o ss7g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

p PURIM,---The Jewish feast Of Purim will be
celebrated on Sunday and Monday next. It is
the great feast Of rejoicing among all Israelites,
and was Instituted in memory Of their deliver
suce from the conspiracy Of Haman by Esther,
as recorded in the Scripture book bearing the
name Of this beautiful Persian Queen. There
will be the usual religious ceremonies at the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

ANswER TO THE RIDDLE.--A riddle, says an
exchange (and, by the way, the riddle isa very
old one), is going the rounds of the papers, said
to have been given by q lady to suitor for
her hand. She replied "stripes," the letters Of
which he was to transpose into another word,
which would be her answer. We have ascsr.
tanned the word to be persist Anxious swains
will take notice @ tga ,'M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

BoRN IN LICKING -CouNTY.-The Newark Ad-
vOeate states that Gen. s,R Curtis, under whom
tbe recent great battle in Arkansas was fought
and won, is not only q Buckeye by birth, but is
native of Licking county, having been born
about four miles from Newark, on Ramp Creek.
In bis early years he wrote in the county clerks
Office at Newark, during the term Of the late
A. II. Caffee, Esq. nE 1922 ategs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

Gra RoBERr e. LEE, Of Va who has been
nominated BY JEyR. DAVIS, as the GenerAl-in'
Chief Of the rebel army, isths sOn Of Light
Horse Hsrry,"o Of Revolutionary fame, and 10
regarded IN military circles as the most yalua-
BILE catch the rebels got from the Federal army.
He bas rather been out Of favor with DAvns 4
Co. heretofore, having been assigned 70 inferior
commands 10 Western yifginla and on the Car
olina and GeOrgis coast. 9 --.- z. q. a.. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

IngT The State Auditor OF Kansas, Mr.. Hill.
yer, who is one Of the State officers recently
impeached by the Kansas House of Repre-
sentatives, was formerly citizen of Licking
anrnlv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

JoHn DAVIS, gunnsr's mate on the steamer
VALLEY City, at the timsof the attack on Roam
oks Isi4nd, wssas his post ia the mAsatins'
Issuing powder, when shell from the eneny's
battery penetrated the magszins, and exploded
outside Of IL DAVIS Immediately threw him
sell on . hsadlsas barrel Of powder, aud pro-
tecied 4 with bis body until tho saAmss were
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

Ip The Toledo COmmercial learns from q
source perfectly reliable, that Col. steedman
Of the Fourteenth Ohio, has been appointed
Brigadier, General, and says the appointment y
one eminently deserved. d'lu .l'0a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

wmros. N. c., taken BY Commodore Row
an Of the steamer Delaware, Is situated on the
right bank ofthe Chovsn river, which erp:sss
into Albsmarls Sound from the north. Il the,
Capital Of Hartford county, and ia at the head
Of sloop navigation on that river. R y ,...-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

TIN dspartmsnts Of Generals HALLEcK and
Hunrra are consolidated and placed under the
command Of the latter. The limits OF this new
department extend eastward 90 as to include
All territory west Of north and south line, M
definitely drawn through Knoxville, Tennessee. y
This change absorbs Gspstal HuErLs depart.
ment, and places him under the command of
HA1trck. s,,,-s., 81 .sfossIs iaae e " .,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

/. 10 The Rev. J. B. Stewart, of Cincinnati, is
expected to preach in the First Presbyterian
Church, on Sabbath morning, at 7o'clock, and
at ~ o'clock In the evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

SUDDEN DEArH.--John PHILIPPE, Of this city,
died yesterday afternoon, after a very brief III
ness. Mr.. Phillips had been Auditor Of this
county for tho last two tetms-his second term
expiring on the Sd inst. A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

Bnurskrcr, Georgia which was deserted by
the iphsbltau,s upon the artiyAloi our fleet. is
the capital Of Glypn county, situated a the
mouth of lbe Turtis river, eighty miles .. ?.
". Of eavannaBA IL is. the serminus Of the
6,unsmiok and Florida Railroad, and has 4 nm tns
and capkcions harbor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

h u The Rev. Mr.. Miller, of New HAmp.
shIre, will preach in the UniYersalist Church
On Sunday the 10th Inst, morning and evening,
at the usual hours. ,-.--'.','-i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

GOnpOnsrnLr, Va, to which it ID said The
main body of the rebel army from MANASSAS
has rslreased, and which Is being fortiied as a
new Manassas, is an important junction on the
Orange & ALEXANDRIA Railroad, seventy-six
miles from Richmond, aud eighty eight south
Of Alexandria. r.aa4En n IA. az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

The Paris women are excited about an elec.
trio head -dreas invented for the Empress Euge.
mia. Itis q crown formed Of globuIes Of glass
lighted BY electric light, and set with dikmonde
rubles and emeralds !. II emits eueh an effuI
Rsnce a. 70 light nppf itself dark room, and
II ever put into general tseEWili aupeFeede ths
nec6ssity Of gas Jets or wax candles. Fvefy
iady viii be hss oWDaohmdsliera sse''ss la'sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

Hon. TowNsEND HARMS, Minister to Japan
has secured from that government $4,000 in
demniH Hcatlon for the murder Of the American
Secretary of Legation.sN ,ai ssh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

sp The last opportunity to buy books cheap
will be at the sale of Follett, Foster g Co., at
No 90 East Town street, this evening.
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TO MARRIED MEN,
rhOse ContempIating HTarrIage.

Or ThOse contemplating uafrInBe'
TEE undersigned viii siveinformatOn on voU tn.
trestiao and important subject which viii beyaiu-
cd moro than thousand times It's cost BY every married
couple Of any age or condition in life. The information
will be sent by mail 70 any address the receipt Of ss
oonta (silver) and one red stamp u ~ Ait(
All letters should be addressed to t,e..'i.T
o bss1sra seu n. D, MoRRIs. NJ D, sT.is
oct3l-ly3tawd&w Boston, hsss ga
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

ST.. PArRIcK's DAY-The anniversary o.
.Erin's Patron ssIht occurs on Monday next, th,
18th inst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

BslbS naa order Of President hincolns Gin
eluphsi Is III che Department Of the mississippi
General HAItnoK. The line Of che middle al- o
vision, General FafnosT. tuus longiindinally
thir.y-six miles east Of that city .,ss..siass 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

THE New Orleans True Della. pince Che re-
cent National Victories in the West, has con-
tained several articles In favor OF restoration
Of the Union. II isreported that the STATE Oh
things In New Orleans threatens open riot
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS. W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus. o., has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of cerain private diseases, He be
consulted at bis ONCE Broadway, near the Ehanss
,snJod,f ea la O. .sf5aEl.
.a -f-.g s1f. sibs1