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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-03

"sToP THATiCoUaHING." ."-.How eanI do itY, 500
to Keyseron Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
PeOtora and that don't cure you, your case must be
desperate indeed. This iB specimen Of the colloquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year. And We can, from actual experiment. cheer
fully concur In the advisers admoniton as above, for
have tried the "Pecol7 In amost stubborn case. with
entire success Near two weeks ago We went to Pittsburgh,
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, mush nm
subduabe coughs we ever experienced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and
aborously for one whole weei, In hopes Of firing oI
but It was no 20. In fact 1t seemed rather to have Inn
proved by practice and to have acquired strength poten
cy and disfresstby by the operation. In this sageof
the siege, we hed way TO Keysers 140 Wood 6t.
prooureda fifty cent bottle Of the Pecoral;' took 1t
according TO directions andin foryeght hours we
master Of the eld the enemy having Internationally
surrendered after brief but unequal conflict with SO
formidable an adversary as Keyser's famous "Cough
PectOral. -DrotOnsvtHe Otpper, Dec. II, 1850.
Dr. KEYsER's PECToRAL SYRUP is prepared and
sold by DR.. GEORGE II. KEYsER, l4O Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
TP Bold in Columbus by ROBERTS SAMUEL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-03

Palpitation Of the heart pain in the sde weakness
the spine and mall Of the back, pain Of the hip joint
when you retire, iegularity Of the bowels and also
that most exoruciatng Of diseases, the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-03
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PILES ---.-.-> >------
How many thousand Of poor women are suffering from
this disease and pinng away miserable life, and their
next door neighbor does not know the cause wish to
impress on your mind that good old proverb An ounce
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ItsxisndS to the stomach ,San,ing
RAW AND INFLAMED,

your food dstresses you and you can only take certain
kinds, and even Of that your system does not get half
the nourshmentt It contains the acrimonious fluid Of
the canker eats itup; then your complexion loses l
bloom and becomes sallow and greensh and your best
day Is gone For want Of nourishment your system be-
comes loose and Aaby, and the hbres Of your body DO
come relaxed Then follow train Of diseases which the
Medical Discovery Is peculiarly adapted 10 t.hoD =
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ROXpURY. MAas,

DEAR MADAn--The reputation Of the Medical Dis
covery, In curing all kinds Of humou Is 90 well esab.
Shed by the unanimous voice Of all who have ever used
IT, that need not say anything oil the subject ss the
most slfu phybicans and the most careful Druggsh IN
the country are unanimous In Its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery TO your notice,
do II with full knowledge Of Its curative power, In r
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you unfortunately 90 liable That most excruossv
dlneAna 10 an nfecfinnAt Ate mothaH.
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a ~ VIII efeotuaIly curo rs
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPHpeIA. JAuEDl0n.

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of tho Kidneys
and ali diseases arising from disordered Liver OF bcm
aob, Dypepsa, Heartbnrn, Inward Pies, Acdt Or Tic1
pain on swimming In the head, Papiation OF tho Heart
fuiInesI or Weight In the Stomach, Sour Erucations
Choking or ufocatng feeling when lying down.
ward Feyers, Pain In the small Of e back chest or side
sudden Blushes Of Heat Depression Of Spirits frghtini
Dreams Languor, DeSpondency rapy NERVOUS piseese
Ohills and Rever.) VA lriIlAtA1A 81, g. Ni'G1
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'-s oTsr q rIillion Of BOtslos

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stance has II failed In givni entire easfacton. VINO
them will suffor from Weak ness or Debility wnen NO
LEANS sTRRNGTHENINti CORDIAL will cure youi
No Language can convey an adequate idea Of me mme
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this Cordial IN the diseased, facilitated and shattered
nervous system whether broken down by excess weak 9
nature or mpairedby sickness tue relaxed and unatrurg
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NURSING SORE mo pTH,

II cured by miraeei your own temper s restored
TO Its natural sweetness and your babe from abort and
etfulnaps TO calm and sweet slumben and the Medical
Discovery becomes afounain ofblessing 10 your husband
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IT IS DELICIOUS no TAKEl

oAurroS.-Beware Of Drugsi1ts or Dealers VINO mAS
TN TO palm upon yon some Bitter or taani
which they can buycheap BY saying y just as gopd'
Avoid srch men. Asktpr hoLeang rtren8tnenlng Vox.
will purify the blood thoroughly and at the same time
strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, 10
certain preventive OF Cholera, Ohills and Fever yellow
Yever or any prevalent diseases. Itisp put up in arss
bottles. LL-L..
| " J.H. MCk
i tt ~ L. Sole ProprieApr Of this o.
L ~ Also McLean,5 Volcanic OIL LAnE@ -
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Or others conscious Of inability, fo whatever cause
viii and Mclean strengthening Cordial thorough
themselves BY improper indugepces, will find In the Cor
dial a certain and speedy remedy, -.-t-rtt
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
Sunday Night Dispatches,
Southern News.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 5-Southern papers
received by the flag of truce furnish tbe follow
A dispatch from ClarksvilIe. Tennessee. says
that Fort Henry has fallen into the hands of the
Federals.
Our troops are retreating to Fort Donelson on
the Cumberland river.
90. The Federal gunboats are at Danville, Tennes-
see, and the bridge at that place has been de
stroved by the Yankees.
A dispatch from Roanoke Island states that
the Federals had advanced TO Roanoke Island and
been twice repulsed
The fight commenced at O'Clock on Friday
morning and the fight was still going on at the
last advices
Four hundred and ninety Union prisoners have
left New Orleans to be exchanged.
NORFOLK, Feb S.-A messenger arrived to-
day from Roanoke Island reports that four Fed
eral vessels of war off the Island last night
and large number of vessels two miles below
the Island
Twenty thousand Federals formed the attack
ing column on Fort Henry.
MEMPHIS, Feb. Fort Henry was captured
by the Federals Yesterday after two hours fight
ing.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-A correspondent of the
Republican says the property captured at Fort
Henry is valued at upwards of s200,OO0.
Nine hundred prisoners of war we're transferred
from here to Alton to day, where quarters have
been prepared in the cd penitentiary.
Fifteen hundred cavalry and battery of light
artillery left yesterday for Fort Henry A regi
ment OF cavalry also left for Rolla.
CINcINNATI. Feb. Specials to the Gazette
and Commercial, dated Fort Henry, Feb. 6, give
the following intelligence:
Directly after the capture of Fort Henry, the
gunboats Lexington, Tylor, and Connestoga
started up the river. with instructions to proceed
far as they saw fit.
Yesterday the Carondolet, in charge of Coils.
Webster higgins, and Mcpherson, of General
Grants staff, made a reconnaissance as far as
the bridge of the Memphis and Clarksville rail-
road at Danville. They found quarters had been
built at the bridge and occupied by some troops,
where was found large quantity of army sup
plieS-cOmmissary stores, wagons, &c.
The inhabitants were deserting their dwellings
for miles around and fleeing in every direction.
The bridge at Danville was partially destroyed
by the first gunboats which went up the river.
Another of the piers crippled so as to pre-
vent the passage of trains.
There were eight guns captured by Dickey s
cavalry and Col. Logan, instead of fourteen.
Nearly all the guns are spiked with telegraph
wire which can easily be removed They are
brass six Founders and in fine order.
All the prisoners taken, about 100 were sent to
Cairo yesterday.
The amount of property captured will exceed a
million dOlaLS.
Reconnaissance have been made by Col. Lo-
gan and others to within a mile or so of Fort Don
elson.
Gen Grant and staff will make reconnaissance
this afternoon up the river beyond Danville.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
From lIiSAOuri.

RoLLA, Feb 6.-News from Indicalo says that
the preparations for decided blow against the
enemy are nearly completed The forces for this
movement are nearly concentrated at the point
whence it is intended to move against the adver-
sary, and in few days the whole command will
be on the march westward.
Gen. Sgel and Asboth's divisions have reached
Lebanon, and Major Wrght's battalion of cav
airy has moved some thirteen miles west of that
point.
Gen. Daviss brigade was reported to be cross
ing the Usage river Oh Wednesday. and portion
of it was expected to arrive at Lebanon OH Thus
day.
Two of Major Wright's scouts report that Gen.
Price has made speech to his troops telling them
that they were surrounded, that they must fight
or surrender, and that they all decided that they
would fight.
Price is said to have been heavily reinforced
from Arkansas and to have collected large sup
plies OF provisions on the road leading from Spring
field to Fayetteville.
Capt Wood had arrived at Waynesville with
twenty seven rebel prisoners, including five Cap
tains, taken between Lebanon ane Springfield.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

EDUcA TIoSAL SrATIsTIcs.-We are indebted to
Professor Fletcher, the able and accomplished
Superintendent of Public Instruction, for the fol-
lowing statistics:
The county OF Marion pays greater amount
Of school revenue than any other in the State,
viz; s34.752 81
The county Of Starke pays less money for the
support Of schools than any other, viz: 1865 Oo
The county Of Allen draws more money from
the Treasury of State for the support of common
schools than any other in the State. viz slb,
SIS "a.
otarke county draws less money for the same
purpose than any other. viz: 81 Ill 04.
According to the enumeration on which the
last apportionment was made, Allen county had
l302o children. A greater number than any
other county.
Starke county has the smallest number Of
children subject 10 enumeration for school pur-
poses Of any county in the State, there being but
S65 children in said county
Marion county receives but SIC ,209 50, pay
ing sl5 ,.,42 95 more than she receives
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
by TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEw YORK, February 8.
Flour dull and common grades still remain
unchanged; demand light; So 7O@5 10 for su-
perfne State; S6G6 10 for extra State. chiefly
at S606 05; s. 7O@5 Is for superfne Western;
So 95d6 10 for common to medium extra West
ern; Sc 05@6 10 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and Sc 20@6 IS for trade
brands, market closing dull.
Whisky firmer; sales at 24@241lc, chiefly at
the latter rate.
Wheat rules quiet with only limited supply
offering and holders exhibit no very pressing de-
sire to realize; sales of Chicago spring at 81 80
al SO, Milwaukee club at 81 36@l 3S, amber
Jersey 81 42, red Maryland at 81 42, winter red
Western at 81 45@l 46; small lot of white
kentucky at 81 81; white Canada 81 As
Corn a little slack, with a moderate demand
for export and home consumption; sales at 65ls
(166c for medium in store and 6615c delivered
57@5Sc for damaged do; Gle for new yellow
jersey.
Pork in better demand chiefly for future de-
livery but the market is without decided change;
sales at Sl2dl3 for mess; Sl2 1898 80 for
prime mess; 50 50 for prime.
Beef IN fair demand at full prices.
Dressed hogs in good request at 46414c for
Western, chiefly at the inside price; 49414c for
city.
Lard more active but without decided change
in price; sales at rs @S1sc the latter extreme
price.
Butter quiet; l2@l4c for Ohio and l6@2Oc for
State
Coffee-Rio firm; market quiet at l9@l9%c;
small sales
Sugar-Raw unchangei sales at 70736c for
Cuba; S19@S34c for Porto Rico and Havana;
6%@61sc cash.
Cheese dull at 5C97c.
Molasses without material change in price;
small sales at dc
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
LEGAL.
yEyBE TRUSTEES OF THE THIRD

yEyHE TRUSTEES OF THE THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
4 Church Of the city Of indianapolis, and Stephen ID.
Tomlinson and James NJ Tomlnson, and John Isensee
and Newton Kelog and all other persons claiming title to-
interest in the premises hereinafter described will take
notice that on the I'd day Of the next term Of the
Marion Circuit Court be held at the house in the
city Of Indianapolis the fourth Monday Of March, 1862,
thereafter the applicants be heard during
said term application will be made by Thomas W Har
ding and Martha A. Harding wife Of the said Thomas W.
Harding in the right Of her, the said Martha A. Harding,
the widow Of Elliot X Foster deceased late OF Marion
county, Indiana to said Courtto appoint Commissioners
assign said Martha A. Harding as the widow OF
said Elliot Foster deceased her dover in the following
described premises That part Of lots Nos 4,
and o. square 35 in the city ofIndanapo Marion county,
Indiana which is described follows, o-wt Commen
cling Illinois street. 90 feet south Of the alley running
thence south the Of Ohio street. thence east 81
feet the line divided by John H. Sanders thence north
within go feet Of the alley thence west to the place Of
beginning Also the undivided onefourth part Of lot
No. 6, square 81, in the city Of indianapolis, Marion
county Indiana which dover she is entitled by virtue
Of her former marriage with said Elliot X. Foster, de-
ceased he the said Foster having during the coveture Of
him and the said Martha A., conveyed the said premises
to Levi Comegys Peter Winchell, William Chapman,
Others and She the said Martha Harding, not hav
ing joined in the execution ofany Of said conveyances
having any whatever reln suished released
her dover in said premises said conyyances having been
the time of the execution thereof the wife Of the said
Elliot X. Foster deceased and She the said Martha
A. Harding being the time of the execution of the said
conveyances MINOR under and within the age OF twenty
one years MARTHA A. HARDING,
Former wife Of ELLIOT X. Foster.
TH0S. W. HARDING.
WM. WALLACE Clerk. febl0-w3w
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
GUARDIAN SALE.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER.
SIGNED Guardian of the persons and Of
Kowena Vanbaricum and Margaret Nanblsricum, infant
heirs Of John vsnblarcum deceased, will by order Of
Court ofCommon Pleas of Marion county, Monday the
18th day Of March, 1862 proceed TO sell at public sale
the premises the following described real estate belong
ing 10 said wards, to-wit
The east half II out-lot No 3 Of White river Of
the donation lands Of the city Of indianapolis
Also, l3 described follows. Commencing
AT the northwest Of section H. township Is, north
Of range east thence running east chains and 20 links;
thence south Is chains the Terre Haute Railroad;
thence along the railroad chains and 20 Inks
the section ne thence north along the section line TO the
place Of beginning, all in Marion county, State OF lndsna
The Sale is 10 be made upon the following terms
One-third Of the purchase money be paid cash in
hand one-tbird in twelve months. and one-third in
eighteen months from the day Of sale The deferred
ments be secured by bearing interest made pay
able without any relief from vaustion spprsscment
laws, with good security.
PERCY HOSBR0OK, Guard an, &c.
BARBOUR HOwrAND, Attorneys fehl0-w3W
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

magnificent style He seemed to comprehend
the whole plan of attack and defence and was
The HeTald's correspondence says:
The President of the American Telegraph Co.
leaves Washington for New York to- morrow
morning Frequent and satisfactory interviews
with the Secretary OF War have convinced Ar.
Sanford that the measures adopted by Govern
ment in relation to the transmission Of telegraph
dispatches are Imperativey demanded BY the
public welfare, and interfere with neither the
private rights of citizens nor the interests Of the
telegraph company.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts reported at Allerton's, include
1000 head, which arrived and were sold after the
close of the regular market last week These
sales anticipating, in a measure, the demand for
this week have affected this market unfavorably
lessening the demand and causing very irregular
prices.
The cattle have come in this week behind time
owing to the prevailing storms, the last lot hay-
ing arrived this noon.
On Tuesday morning cattle sold slowly, but
prices were firm: to-day the market is heavy at
about the rates current last week.
Good beeves have been scarce, though there
were few extra premium animals
We noticed pair of fat Durhams raised in
Licking county, Ohio, the home weight of which
was 3,O65 lbs: these came in too late for the
sales TO day, but some of similar quality were
sold on private terms. The finest bullock offer
ed, and probably the finest ever sold in this mar
ket. was bought by B. Lawrence. Center Market;
this fine animal was a grade Durham, six years
old, fed by j. Anderson of Bernardstown, Mass
and was estimated to weigh $500 lbs on the hoof;
the terms of the sale were kept strictly private
The sales of the week show but little change
in prices. and considerable number remain un-
sold We quote:
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

StHERIFF'S SAE.-By virtue of certified copy Of
- decree ne directed from the Clerk of the Marion
Circuit Court Of Marion county in wherein James
H. McKernan is plaintiff and Comfort j. Reynolds al
defendant requiring make the sum of five hundred
and fortynne dollars and sixty cents, with interest
said decree and costs will expose al public sale, to the
highest bidder saturday, the Sh day Of March, A. d.
ls62 between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and four
O'Clock r. NJ Of said day the door of the Courthouse
OfMaron county Indiana the rents and profits for term
not exceeding years, OF the following real estate
tO-wiC
Lot No two (2 in Brown Siokess subdivision Of lot
Nc. eight 81 in square No tirtyfOuT 3s in the city
Of indianapolis. Marion county Indiana.
If such rents and profits will sell for sufficient sum
TO satisfy said decree interest and costs will, at the
time and place. expose public sale the fee simple
of said real estate much thereof may be sufficient
TO discharge said decree interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from
valuation OF apprsisements laws
Nm. J. WALLACE, Sheriff Marion county.
LEATHERs CARTER, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
February 10, A ID. 1862. febl0-w3w
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
M E DICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.

FENO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization, to those by whom increase Of
family from any Objectionable the undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
the Old World for past century Although this article
isvery cheap and simple, yet it has been put in half
pint bottles and sold very extensively at the exhorbitan
price of IS per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nsh the recipe for ST. by the possession Of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard, at any
drug store for the tring Of rs cents year. Any
physician druggist will tell you perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials can be rured Of its efficacy
Sent any part Of the world pt Of 81 by address,
ing. DR. :. q. DEVERAUA,
P.0. Box, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
ulva2- 2-d6w'6l
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
KentmckV NeWS.

CINCINNATI, Feb ga special Indianapolis
dispatch to the Commercial says:
Gen. Thomas's division is said to have made a
forward movement and will invade East Tennes-
see at three points. Gen. Carter goes through
Cumberland Gap, Schoepf by the central route
and Gen. Thomas, with Manson and McCook'
brigade. will cross at Mill Spring. They will
advance Immediately on Knoxville, where they
will take possession of the railroad. cutting of
supplies and communication with the rebel Gov
ernment
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
BANK PROPERTY,

SALE OF BANK PROPERTY BY virtue Of order
- Of the Boone CT cult Court the undersigned Receiver
Of the Boone County Bank WILL the 22d day Of Feb
ruary next between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and 4
O'Clock p NJ, at the Court House in Lebanon. Boone
County, Indiana, offer public and private sale all the
fixtures and personal goods Of said Bank consisting
part Of large and complete Bank Safe Stove and
Pipe; Carpet Copying Press; Copy Sand Coin Scales
stands and various other articles commonly used in bank
ing and business Offices.
All said property will be sold for cash in hand except
the safeon that time viii be given If the payment Is
secured.
The sale will continue each Saturday succeeding the
day above named until all the property is sold.
A J. BOONE, Receiver.
Lebanon Ind Jan 9s 69-jan3O-di&w3t
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
BY TELEGRAPH.J
Cincinnati Market.

CIScIsSATI Februsrys.
Flour unchanged; fair demand at 81 l5@4 30
for superfne, and 81 25@4 80 for extra and
family.
Wheat in good demand; sales at S7@90c for
prime red and 95@Sl for white.
Corn firm and in good demand at 29c.
Oats steady at 2Sc.
Rye in quite active demand at SIC.
Barley steady at 50@ SIC for fail.
Whisky firm at lie.
Hogs firm; 900 head dressed and frozen ship
ped from Chicago, sold at SO 20@3 so; receipts
of 900 head.
Mess pork in good demaLd at 50 10.
Lard is firmly held at 5s@654c with buyers
at6R@65sc.
Bulk meats dull with no sales and they were
offered freely at 234@4c.
Sugar dull and unchanged.
Money market unquiet and unchanged. Great
indignation at the action of the United States
Senate in refusing to pass the Treasury note
bill
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10
SHERIFF SALES.

SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of certified copy OF q
- decree 10 directed, from the Clerk of the Com
Pleas Court Of Marion county, in cause wherein
the Trustees of the Roberts Chapel Methodist Church
plaintiffs and Hervey Brown is defendant requiring
to make the OF hundred and two dollars, with
interest said decree and costs will expose at public
SALE the highest bidder Saturday, the Sth day OF
March, A. d. 1852, between the hours OF ten O'Clock A
NJ and four o'clock NJ OF said day, at the door Of the
Courthouse OF Marion county, Indiana, the and
profits for term not exceeding years, of the fol-
lowing real estate, tO-wc
Twenty feet 20) of the side Of LOT No. four a. in
square No forty -four a. in the city Of Indianapolis
Marion county, Indiana
IL such and profits will sell for sufficient
satisfy said decree interest aud costs, WILL the
time and place. expose public sale the fee simple
of said -ea estate much thereof may be suf-
6cient to discharge said decree, interest and costs
WN J. WALLACE. Sheriff Marion county.
n. B. TAN.OR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
February 10, A. d. 1862. febl0-w3w
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-02-10

A GREAT SwISDLE-A well-executed shin
plaster, purporting 70 have been issued from La
fayette, Indiana is in circulation. The Lafay-
ette Courier says the bill purports to be issued by
the Pioneer Association" payable on demand
at Lafayette. signed by A. R. Barnes, Cashier,
and c. W. z Smith, President. 1t is of course
a base swindle, no such association exists The
bill IS well executed