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3:p.ss. ORDNANCE DEPT OF va,

3:D.S%. ORDNANCE DEPT OF VAT
RiegAosD, January II, lssf.
: there Die ger y large ualbcr OF FLINT LOCK hUs
"a hErS distributed over this state, those having tho,
u la're CT Srns'! numbers, Are again urgently requested -
'chu theta H. " di Address, that they may be aI,ASi
and put In good nrde., les,.} tr the use Of tho troops his.
"' .sse tbs as!i neg; a,nic:. Esch nu.kst y Ct s,...
'Aije, ~ n"oc &C be L.usLi or made In the stat<.
CHARLES MlhHoOE
'theJ-i. Col. Of Ordinances Of Va.
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4. NORRIS,
D~OoEEELLER
Fine Ivory Combs.
Indis Rubber Long Comb.
" Pat
ticrgs
Aarshan's Thread, a.=oTtr, Col.:s
Th!ed BrowL THREAD
Fine English Twire.
Fifty gross Natchs.
French Toilet Soap: OF ,gp=;iG' aasiJ b
Yankee ebsSlag Soap.
DolgXteI To.!.t SUP.
sttTe.ei SpoEu sni Eys.-
For snit, to arrv.-
$50 lLe lizards life Fo-d... tsLs
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ltitnTUhG l. UsSEILLE RAILROAD.
sCpkKINTENDEaT'9 OFFICE
Rich gonc, February, l*h, lsS9.
AZ SSGChASrs AND OTHERS.
Ni"Ilrs ID Lereoy E,seu, .sat tho k.chEenc aud BAL
~ si.'e EstIoaG COMPANY will not, from thL das, Is
re'p"nsiCis COX the rate. Of chssgs, delays or daRsSau
a[VLSu goods upoa o;her rSads; eu; viii coaua m To veuoa,
ch.rses on such yootr 81 k-r-tyfo.a.
t-h i3-1 pHAs @. TALCoTT. SpoS
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SgLDIEas' LODGE,

NDLEtFHS' LCUGE,
10TH ST. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARi.
GNCK u!r por'ose Of s~uar'lus lodging aad feed for susA
clJ, as are uohbls 70 obtain these sonforti es-wters, Is
portion OF ;he large building on 10Th. he,wsea Matn And
Cary streetd, hss bsen PLACED 4; our disposal.
Al srtc!cut superintendent Will be In auoatanss e &.
times
Whsr nesss,sry, ,i"kets win be furnished, e~nsttas T..
boldsr to meals.
For further Information enquire at The Coa5%dsr. 81,
Transportation Uncs, u CapLxIp Wood, and OF ts p,~
pri-tors Of The vgrious botels.
VII. p. AUNfO6T,,
YET !i-d:S Chairman ArEy %Counitt,s, 7. ID. Ga
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STEAM MILL FOR SALE.

TTP2ER end Of The Dock-Sou;h Iide. Il has been ssed
/ for plaster and corn, and Is eel adapted for 8 Plating
iul. Enylnr not much used, and Il from % 70 &c horse
power. The locsion |, the best II the city. Tic saving
OF dray age Is So important Item. Terms liberal
Dec TT EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-21

INAUGURATION.
mo ,ssENIEGE.-Fo ths accommodation et PAsasn.
ger returning from pe !a:uGursI!on, a iELn VIZ
leave Richmond icr ?1ia!stLF. e A. M, hno j., v
an,Sav m, % les. Y. n. GILL,
u-neral superintendent.
OH CO 3. ?. 2. g. Co., Richmond. F=o. 81, '9.-i:'
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FINE FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FINE Ia I'M FU1t SANE Uh EXCdANGEs
ONE OF The Eost beautiful fatul In Piedmont Virginia
" Is offered for sale. Persons Wishing 10 make q safc
Investment; Of their money, viii End In this o most adTan-
tageoas opportunity. The farm Is Ia tne condition, Lee In
sigh. Of the Blus Ridge. and Is within q nile and a hat OF
tas thriving town OF WsrreEten-
This farm Is Offered fer sale only because the owner Is 90
situated a. 10 be unable 70 give Il personal attention OF
direction. Edesred, for Q portion ofia value, Richmond
property would be received In exchange.
Toe qsaltty Of land Il 19 acres; ba; Il desired 200
acres could be detained, leaving the buildings and Ave
bTndrsd isrss attached
Apply or address "ADVERT1sIR," a; tho Epauhs Of
| Goa ~
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
80 EszEMHA1EA

RICHMOND L PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
on and after MONDAY. IL. 24th Eebrri7y. the Trains
" OF ,hi. road will run as follows: ,
mA.L TAAw.-Leare Rchuoud at 4.ta 4. 81. daily, ind
lnd Petersburg IL 40 +. VI. ~
PakdH1 asp ACCOUNTABILITY FsIt5.-LeaFe hica"o.T
daily except ~supdsJ.) st s.l3 4. 81, and 2!&3 +. NJ, and
Peter,purg at s.a5 4. 81.
The Mall Trsla6 will step only at Halfway s'suon'
Chester and Port Wsithall Junction.
Traveller, viii bear 10 raipd that they are required te
show q pses from The Governor, or ione other Authorised
Z. q. GILL,
Feb Git superintendent
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AhIu,nnt 6 Insp. Generals Otace,l

Adj ntnnt s. InEp. Generals Ot1ce,l
RioHYoro, January S7:h, 1Sea-
Special Orders No. FL.
' ILL. As.iisat Adjutsa, General, u asien=d -
duty In the Adjutant and Inspector Generals o&os, ani
Will take charge OF The General Recruiting SsrHes q rhs
Aruy. An COMMUNICATIONS pertaining 10 the Recruiting
Service "lli be marked on the appe. right baud SIDE o; ths
enTsi"nes, which cover then, "REcRClTING SERYIoE."
g?c"Saaand Of The Secretary Of War.
JHo. w1TEERS,
Jaa. G>-i" Asst. ACT. GapL
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MILITARY H0ilGtS.

fterctG} -, l-t:.
SPECIAL order 80. -
II. Sd LIECl Il. ;. EASS4c, y: tar EcLu..gl L'ae!.
j Il r.tzGied &c :=2. ~! m>u 10 Ell aP hat coDlaaS -
ee VIII Fai.e .hr / ; 81 c.r:. .. JENNINGS WISE, ~ss
fell e. tie head DI as company, &c. tIrs Een 70 r.Gy
around. he VT. sfprE! 10 tie honorary r1"i:hers Of TIE
10 the pec; honor TO The solai.r WHO lOuras and !HD lesd
iux Tie Oldest cou prny In VI; g.nis, who Eore than Sid
- FIR DUTY ~ RoauUAe lt Lieut. Carter nat 20 Lieut..
E;.ssr at., ! hcps, stli alive, but S-y are prI0oers. 1
d,,Ix places becoming ;teir ssilaniry 70 be ressrved fol-
them. As socn ~ recruits are raised 10 the nu=Its. II
ii, :hs' will be f''T'-i't: - FspSE 70 c0SIsi J II. Reh-
asdsou HENRY /. WISE
E1SsiIss G-ns:J
II cuui...rIt. VIZ. H. otoss order, & resraitr{ afs-s
y opsnei 10. u. ::-> "5n@r.l company Is the VIE -
zion Ofie-. veg : u. rsyi9rs store, Main st:cet. FscN
recruit IS -a;ir.ci 70 , b.ulty OF ~. IRE ere sli2, %
the sans,.,.;, 'upii!y. Cell immediately for further II.
formation. r. Sd Isst,
Feb l:-st r IL. ssreS, keesa!uas Once.
L.Es!r ARTILLERY.
f5T!iE fisl.. a.. to-l!I!Va VI elI country sesms 70 u 10
4 IeGu..v lie 6r..;rri Il all who are capable Of bea,lnS
ar- aud III II .Itua!.Gn ~ leave bono We have. negc-
fore, CntslLsI i..G ts setretsrY Of War authority "
ieio g citizen. 20 corae torWani a. a.d US In rssang Is
Up.
We wait, i! Possible. 10 lslie a Cum any Iura ctent "
mana sktte,y Il &. suns, and lh!nl ta!, enterprise o..
frr- = nne opportunity 10 all who Wish 30 volunteer, ana
tius 50 - theasrirrs from Is draft In the militia.
utey unitormh, OF the CrensbaS Wooden csal.oT
guuTs viii be furElsEsd free, and L5e Bounty or slttJ Dol
l,, paid 20 each Esn when the company u mustered
~.
Rendezvous At The Warehouse on the Basin Bank, oed
door - Oren,bsw 4 Co. s, whrrs one Of the undefLgusd
may always be foull, and recruits maintained frss Of ali
eIp-cSe.
The travelling I'll psn.ss CT recruits from The country ~
the city Sil ~ Ea,i.
WILLIAM q. oRsNsHA".
JAMES ELLETT,
CEAs. L. ROBSON,
FEB is-dL ANDREW B. JoANET3H.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
RUNAWAY

RUNAWAY
ENRoh tos fs-u CT nlr. 4. I. DULATEY, o. Lhc Iatr Of
4 October, 1851, 2 grls.to boy, 70 years 5!i, c.i!.1i
hircsel. Juha Henry Abby. BE Is q lieIy nero. auou,
hvo fees ash! or nins Inches high ra!he: spa;' no D2t..
OF soars reeolected has 5 good auit Gi HciE ia iowp
look whom spoken 70 bs va, we'll olotteI. WI. s,gr ~
teen Q6) Per cent Of bis 7alue II 7rcu;ea q ~. 1 Sr sin
again. Address THos. ,. WHITlNCi, b:yns:As.. f'."r
DH2n county Va Dar 1-h27.
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W 1 L I I / II u OV L + { o q ~
AT PRIME COST!
N ordsr 10 CLOSE oG. "a. SECS Of HIL.I! iaT Jy..
Z COATS, 10. both Of :e:5 cd pr!Tates,. 80 ute1 :L,:n
Al prime cog, nGordin2 y rare opportunity ior those Ii
want 10 supply ;b-1srITsi With .hs beet goo !, q; Il: lUE.
est prices. ShLDHIN : WILLIAMS,
Feb lie SLl rs au.a street.
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S &N>.N rs WAhRORD
R AGENTS E0R
LIE snft.r ln5uraucG,
lgrrtn:. yr; AID Burglar Proof ENes.
Nsnh!1r ReifInR, (Leather and RubbTS
NLLe.Ihs y. ;roh aud other Bell,
Dea!sr... 7ttSa an L!trD T-inss,
tSG NAE ETEEtg.
Hsr,r ~ Rch-ntE-r
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hOWAl1U l. SiNHh
ATTORNEYS AND G0CNSsLLGa Rs AZ LAM,
RioHaosp, Va.
EEAVT removed their Office 10 Mau :,'e:r, ,hrre :-o.s
Ill below the Exchange Bank. the rocns :c.aerly nca

PLOWS, ?L:GTS, PL1WS.
HATLSG purchased @; ii-E>T. J. vs.
III CAkDWEL q co. the pai.srLa 81 Sly
al the Ilss OF RICH'G lh3S BEAM Paw sANsss-
Es are now prepared 10 supply order. tH PHO" and
CASTINGS for thai, rs ell AZ fer rG: oaG Wiley, gA,-
msrs Livingston And cta-f pisn.
Terrua cash. $50. : -, . e.
RI u
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATIOE.

fro tr CONTINUED
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GARDEN, TI!1OTRIE AND ORCHARD
VI GRASS sEEps, C.-Asparsgus, Butter and Lima
Beang, cabbage, CsrrOt. Celery, Cucumber, Corr, tGaas'
EI,rs Esriy, Lettuce, Melon, okra, Parsley, P.rsnlps, Asd.
hh, salIfy, Snap, Tomato, &C., aceia.
Corn shelIe.s, s;:a= Cutters, Gratu!ns. Ein;.s .ci
WesIiug Hoes, ia CL.;aI. &c. Sc, for safe u
Fec lE. GEO. WATT 10,
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by TIC tOTeilUit
iir0RGH w. MuNFohD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Tculcr4 If service may be made in writing,
addressed 10 the Adjntsnt General, marked.
"For Volunteer Duty" State particularly
the place OF residence Of the volunteer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02
S-VOL. I.--NO 81

casualties went. The wounded are not
10 badly hurt a' was at first supposed hot
the two m killed died instantly from
tho bursting Of the cannon and flying
framework Of The gu7. There vas ono
other mishap which should be mentioned.
Many OF the nine.lnch shells used in tho
Dahlgren guns burst "A soon nc tnev loft
the gun, which OF course, rendered them
useless rs shells. Their fuses had to ba
wet and they were fred a, rorld shot
Their execution of course vas not 50
great as they otherwise would have been.
loo much praise cannot be awarded 10
Flag Officer F0olc for his admirable nr,
rangements, and particularly h4 watch,
fulncss and care Of the men u.dcr hln.
Although 10. recovered from t.o wound
received at For, Dohelson, stl. using Lilo
crutch, he was constantly on the move,
visiting every portion Of the vessel and
noting the effect of every shot.
Many persons might ,h,uk that the oh &,
tensiye firing to-day from the gun and
mortar boat, ought 70 aavo GrlvcU the To-.
bells out OF THEN works. but they iorrct
that neither are on tclra irmA: md uu
t~o shots, however well directed, ever his
near the same spO,, - the bouts ale COZ,
stantly in motion
Az ! write (i0 o'clock ut r'gh.,l heavy
.cannonading ~ distinctly heard down tA,
river. It is evidently at Point Peasant,
and officers are ot the opinion that the
cannonadiug is our siege glus at tha.
Place preventing an additional number OF
rebel Eunboat5 coming up.
The Benton has fred ,o>1ay sc shots
lj2 42s and l29 Q inch shell from y,h!.
gren guns. The Cincinnati aaa 81. Louis
have not fred 50 r1auy.
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LOE PRINTING.

An extensive stock Of JoBbing materia
enables the Publisher of the "Repu6Acan'
10 announce t2 the public that he is pTePa
red 70 do ~ sinds Of
PosrrRs, TAEPs3IEs, PRodEAAhEs'
Bt.gxs, P,FiE Books, CIRCULARS,
IAErLs. BALL T.CG1cs, HANDBlLLs,
and every Kind CT printing usually done
in country OBJ Office. .
All orders will he executed with neat
ness and despatch. ~
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Terms Of Advertising.

yer three WeeKs hnu IosF IHHn IuT0V nOh1H" 10
. per souars for cash insertion.
rssy usGcss not exceeding Shines are in
srted for t2 year.
IIyortis,m snts net marked wi.hthe number Of
,,.+.ions dssirsd, will 30 continued until forbid
al charged according TO these terms.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02
s,Ittt nO,trg.
From the Logan County (ohIO) Democrat
RYE COFFEE.

From the Logan County (Ohio) Democrat
RYE COFFEE.
Last night heard wide Awake
Whose face was very long
With eapO and lamp all by bis self,
A singing Of Eong.
The song IL Was pretty one,
And charmed my listening car
only mind the chorus now,
And ! will sirg it here.
CHoRUs-0h Rye Coffee
You're sweet enough for nae,
Without grain sfsugar, il
The uigger can DO tree
Isw the cape and wellI knew,
I'd seen it Oft beiou--
And oft IA seen that Lard Oil. Lamp,
Go zig gag past my door,
But now that cap was Old and torn
The lamp it had no Gle"
Yet sWeetly there that Wide-Awakr,
Sat singing all the while
CHoRUs-0h Rye Coffee
You're sweetOnOugh for me,
Without a grain of sugar, if
The Niger can be free.
would not soy that Wide-AWako
Was singing Of lioj
think that Java docs not suit
His taste as well as Rye
The man who'd give 0.d Abe his vote,
And pass tho Doug.as by,
Would likely spurn the Java cup,
And swallow down the Rye
CHoEUs-0 Oh Rye Coffee
Tie Wide .Awaks's delight.
shall remember long how well
lie sung Of you that night
wonder r that Wide Awake,
As he sat singing there,
Intended to repudlate
His taxes just and fir
wonder If that Wide Awake
Was posted we'll rs I,
That he was cheating Government
When drink ng Of the Rye?
CH0RUs-Oh. Rye Coffee
For Wide-Awakss you'll do
But not for Patriots who'd give
The government its due.
Coufounded be- Rys Coffee.
Corn Coffee and all that
That ! will still drink Java, yoa
May safely bet your hat
ConfJunded be th3 men who made
The tax n needful thing;
Bat I've better chorus here,
Which please stand up and sing
CHoRUs--Go way Cui1eo
The matters servant be
But let US all pray for the time
When CoPFRE shall be PREE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02

HyTo have tartS for tea let your wife
see you kissing the waiting maid Sure
,bipg
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02
Popular Outbreak in Cincinnati.

Wendell PIaHp, Drioen Jron Lecurc 10,
Jyhs People, Genra5 Uprising A.3amA
tie AJclifon DiSpnioniSt, DC, dc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02

The NATIONAL TAx.-Iiear what our Re.
publican contemporary of the Pittsburgh
Gazette says of the War Tax.
I'VE have no wish TO create undue
slarm. but We are approaching crisis in
our history that wa cannot contemplate
without shrinking We have felt the vis-
its of the tax x-gatherer before. but his yiI-
it, have Teen as mere trihes Compared to
what they will be. The Philadelphia
LeIgey has been making some calculations
of the amount each State will have y raise
OF the national tax about TO he laid:
The sum to be raised and paid into the
United States Treasury by New York ev.
cry year will be S2l344l42; Pennsylva,
MIA, Sl5,SS6, ,iS5 Ohio, Sl2,S67. .70l indi>
ana. 81 ,439, lis; Illinois, 80, 4l4 643; apd
the other States in the same cheerful ra.
TO. These are enormous sums. snd by
no processes which can be devised, car
they be collected without being Tsh In
some quarters the attempt 10 collect il
will fall little short OF confscation. New
England, New York, Penpsylvia and New
jersey nlay so through such tax with
the breath Of life remaining in them. but
it is dou' tful whether there is anotbe,
State, loyal or disloysl, that can 20 half
way through"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02
CYRENIUs HOWE.
JUSTICE or TIE PEACE.

III For DECATUR Township,
rrm promptly attend 10 al buine, entrusted 70
n' care; ,: o. Address, Philipsburs Ps
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02

tes-Avsrice is tie mother OF crimes it
is by thirst for money that men are an
ticcj and msled
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02
DANIEL GOoDLANDER,

JUSTICE Of the peace
Luihersburg, Clenrheld Co. Pa,
WI attend promptly to oil business entrusted
"n.se sIq March 2s, $780, y. pd.
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THE REPUBLICAN,"
Terms OF subscrlpuon

II paid in advance, or within three months, 81 2s
II paid any time within the year, 80
Lf paid Siisr the expiration Of the year, J 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02

wy NJ. MCCULLOUGH. ATroRSxY Al
w LAW, Cloarfsld. Pa. Office with L. J,
Grams, Esq, on Second street.
March 20, ls62,--tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02

Among the highly favorable war news
that has cheered the hearts of all loyal
men for the last few weeks, we hail the
following account of the reception given
to the notorious Abolitionists, Wendell
Philips at Cincinnati, on the 18th inst,
as one Of the most favorable signs OF the
times. The Aboli.ionists rejoiced exceed
ingly when Vallsndingham was beset by
an Abolition mob. How will they like
this turning Q! the tables u --Er.
(mciulaH, March "a, 1862.
Wendell Phillips attempted to lecture
at the Opera House to night. lie cons
nIenced by avowing himself an Abolilionis,
and disunionist Persons in the galleries
then hissed, yelled. and threw eggs and
stones at him, some hitting him. The his.
sing Wac kept up some time. Finally he
made himself heard, and proceeded until
something again Objectionable Was faid,
Snd again eggs were thrown, hitting him.
tie persevered and third time he was
heard, and third time stoned and egged.
The crowd now moved down stairs cry
ing, Put him out" Tar and feather
him" ard groans given for the "niggeF,
Wendell PHILIPPE" They proceeded down
aisle towards the stage, and were met by
Phillips friends. Here fight ensued
midst the greatest confusion, ladies
screaming and crying, jumping on chars
and falling in all directions. Daring the
fght Phillips was taken off the stage by
his friends The audience then moved
ou..
IL is NOW ten o'clock, and the streeta in
the vicinity Of the Opera House are ornws
ded with excited people. They are una
bic to find Phillips.
No one was seriously injured as we can
learn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Time OF Holding Court

] IuII Ut EEUIt4EHts 07' y
Second Moniay Of January,
Third Monday Of March,
Third Monday OF June,
Fourth Monday o. September,
In each year, and continue two weeks II De
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-02
From tho Nov York Herald
The New Commander at Port Royal.

Major General David Hunter having
been appointed to supersede General
Sherman in the command of tho forces at
Port Royal, Gen. Benhsm having been
ordered 10 report to him without delay,
We are induced to give the following
sketch Of the former. They have already
been before the public during the present
war, but as they are now about to enter
into the heart OF the region of fIPoeldom
and by the very State where it originated,
there is but little doubt that they will not
long be inactive when they arrive in South
Carolina.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

The REBELLION REooRD.-The XVIII month
ly part of the "Record" 10 just Issued with fine
portraits Of Gov. Andrew, Of Massachusetts,,
aud Lieut.. w. Lowell Putnsm, of the 15Ih
Massachusetts, Volunteers. Its "DlAry Of
Events" etc., comes down to about the middle
OF November last, and there are over eighty
pages In the documentary and narrative depart
ment. The splcs allotted TO poetry, rumora
and incidents, is as usual entertaining and In.
stFuctive.
The rebellion Record" is edited by Frank
Moore, author Of "Diary Of the Revolution,
ard published BY G. P Putnam, $50 Broadway,
New York. Il forms the best, most complete
and reliable history Of the war that can be OBJ
tained, and is in fact complete library Of
facts, occurrences, battles. documents, speech
60, ETC., from the fret breaking OUT Of the
Great Rebellion. Il can be had in weekly NUM-
bsrs or monthly parts, at the rate Of three dol
lara volume. The volumes when bound, will
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Legislative summary.
FR,pAy. April 10. 1862

tHDAI1 april ~, lcVZi
SENATE. .-Messrs. Finck and O'Connor pre-
sented Temonstrances against the passage o.
Senate bill, reducing the fees Of Clerks o.
Courts, which were referred 10 the committee
on Fees and Salaries.
Mr.. Johnston presented suDdry petitions, ask
ing for O law to annex Anderson toWnshio .
Hamilton county, to Clermont county, for agri
cultural purposes, which were referred to the
committee on Agriculture.
Bills were read the second time and commit
ted; and the following bills we're passed:
To amend an act entitled can act to incor.
porate the Trustees of the Protestant Universi
~ Of the United States" passed March 10,
le45.
Senate bill, To amend the 18th section oi
the act entitled "sn act defining the Jurisdiction
and regulating the practice Of the Probate
Courts In the counties Of Erie, Lucas, Rich
land, Holmes, Montgomery, Delaware, Frank
lin, Scioto and ], ,ferson," passed April IL, and
took effect May i, 1858
House bill, To amend section "a Of the school
Law, pss,ed March II, 1853
House bill, 6upplt mentary to tle act entitled
'tan act for the distribution and investment OF
this Ssate's proportion of the surplus revenue
passed MsIon %, 1887.
House bill, Supplementary to and to amend
40 acs entitled San act 70 provide for the %.
pointment Of trustees OF minors residing out VI
this State, and having property in the same,
passed March l9, leA9.
Mr.. Monroe, from the committee on Schools
spd School Lands, reported ibe following bill,
which was read the first and second times:
To prohibit members OF Boards Of Education
from receiving compensation for their services.
A message was received from the House Of
Representatives enclosing the CongFessIoLal
AppOrtionmen, bill, passed By that body on yes
tefday.
Mf. Gunckel moved to refer the bill to Sc
lect committee Of five, with Instructions 70 re-
port the same back on Tuesday next, ct three
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19


CONCERT AND BALL-On Monday evening
next, April 81, the we'll known German Musica
Association in this city, called the "Me nner.
chor," will give grand Concert and Ball al
the Hall of the German Theatre on High street
The splendid entertainments of the kind
which this Association have heretofore gotter
up, afford an assurance to the lovers of good
music and dancing, that they will and at The
place appointed, on Monday evening, the para
disc they appreciate and enjoy. IL takes ou'
practiced German friends to produce the liveli
est and most charming music, and that give
life, variety and enthusiasm to q ball. Th
idea Of blending a concert and ball in on,
grand entertainment, 10 certainly good one
Go, then, on Monday night, to the German
Theatre.