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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
From lhe southern Coast.

NEW YoRK, March S. The steamer Colum.
ba, from Havana the lst, has arrived Gen.
Almonte had passed through Havana from Vera
Cruz. ..o', go. Hsi sl'...- ~. .t
W. L. Yancoy, disguised, had sailed in the
rebel schooner Wide-Awake, for the South.
The Captain Of the captured English steam
er Lebnon arrived at Havana In rebel schoon.
er, and protested before the Englsh Consul,
and left in the Columbia for New York;
The guuboat Harriet Lane had arrived al
Havana. She took as a prizeoff Matanzss, the
schooner Virginia Adams. d iAsss sf es7's
Is is stated If the Sloop of War Portsmouth
had waited day before capturing the Lebnon,
she would have got $500. 900 in specie.
Vera Cruz dates are to the 2lst Of February
Gen. Prim had a conference with Gen. Dablod
at Saledad, twelve leagues from Vera Cruz
Preliminaries were arranged for opening nego-
tiations at Orizuba French troops will bal al
lowed to advance to Tehuacan, Spanish to ORR
cuba, and the English to Cordove. Sickness
and desertions continue among the Spaniards.
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JACKSON AT WINCHESTER.
ru --- saf Aia,al ti
PULASKI SURROUNDED.

/ ~
Coils. CoScOran and wilcox at Rich,
mOnd--John Minor Bolts Arrested.
Martial Law IN Richmond.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, March 4.--A flag of truo,
was sent over to Craney Island to-day, but no
passengers returned. .si' O.
ATLANTA, Ca, Feb 28.-The ConfederacJ
| this morning states that Gen. Bushrod johnson
escaped from Fort Donelsou, and reached Muir.
freesboro last Sunday. Heavy rains have re.
Gently fallen, and the roads from Nashville are
greatly damaged .51t ,e.I @ y,st1.- ss.f-.. q
The Richmond Dispatch says Coils. Corcoran
and Wilcox, and other Federal prisoners to the
number of one hundred, arrived here on Friday
from Columbia, South Carolina, and are sWait.
ing transhipment to Newport News. They how.
ever may not start for several weeks to come,
az the arrangements for sending them away
have not been completed. Col. Wilcox is the
officer who acted as military governor Of Alex
andria when II was first occupied by the Feder-
ais. So 72aga ts1aG
Il Ia reported from Richmond that John Mi
nor Bolts has been arrested and thrown into
prison for manifesting Union proclivities.
Richmond papers publish general order No.
8, dated Adjutaht and Inspector Generals of.
fee, Richmond March list, wherein JEFF Davis
proclaims martial law oyer Richmond and the
adjoining country for ten miles. s -
All distillation Of spirituous liquorS and their
sale, s forbidden, on account of the demorali.
zatlon Of the army and the prevalent disorder.
All persona having arms of any description
are requested to deliver the same 70 the ord
nance department. before the 5th of March; 9TH
erwise, they would be seized.
The Richmond Dispatch says this measure
will be hailed with satisfaction BY ell classes
AUGUSTA, March 2 "A gentleman just reach
ed here, says that on Saturday morning Com.
Tatnall's feet engaged one Of the Federal bat
te.ies near Savannah, and lost one msn killed.
The feet then retired.
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TMInrY.sEvENTn ooNaaE.s.

WAsHISoysO',, vow March S

Il s WAsHRGyo,, March S.
K SENATE. The Vice Psesident ufesented pei
tiOns from citIzsns Of Wisconsln,i In favor Of
Bankrupt Jaw.
Mr.. Sumner presented petition from me-
chants of New York, asking for measure "a
the transmission of the mails toPanama.
Mr.. D9ys introduced Rbill granting pay pen
eions aud'bountyto the volunteers and hom
guards Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bill TO provide 10
carrying the mails Of the United States to for
elgn parts. = g
Mr.. Litham said: For the last few month
Communication to the Pacific Coast has beef
almost entirely interrupted in consequence O
the unprecedented floods, The overland mai
could not run, and commerce was much injured
In consequence. The ilins Of ships plying from
New York TO Panama had decided that they
would not carry the mails nor Government dis
patches. This owapan outrage on the Govern
ment and the commercial community. The
same company had received ten million dollarf
from the Government, and now takes the oppor'
tunity to force mail contract from the Govern,
ment. Such vessels ought not TO be allowed
to clear from our ports, or be allowed the pro.
lection of our flag, If they refused to afford
any accommodation to the country. The bill
was referred lF N. .,,,s IL t.-,
The confscaton bin was chen taken np.,
Mr.. Morrill, made speech In favor Of II,
when IL was postponed until to- morrow.
n The Senate then took up the bill defining the
pay and emoluments Of 0fdcers of the army.
Adjourned. s7.a. $3.50 .ao. & ~
HousE. The House took up the Senate joint
resolution appropriating 81 900 for removing
army bakeries from the capitol building.
On motion OF Mr.. Blake, the resolution was
tabled by 76 against 42
Mr.. Duell, from the committee on Revolu-
tionary pensions, reported bill for the discon-
tinuance Of the pensions TO the children OF Of
ficers and soldiers Of the Revolution.
A letter from the Secretary of the Interior
was read, in which he said such claims are not
justified by the merits Of the applicants, and
were not presented by those whose services war
ranted an appeal to the Government; and fur
ther, that these claims are generally urged
through speculating claim agents. .t-r
The bill was passed. IL provides that no
claims for pensions or increase Of pensions TO
the widows, or children OF Revolutionary SOL
diers, shall be allowed where there is failure to
establish such claim. ,.u.t
Mr.. Edwards, from the committee on Public
reported joint resolution, which
was passed, authorizing the Secretary Of War
10 cause all goods furnished as army supplies,
now on hand and unsuitable for use, to be sold
for the benefit Of the United States. o."
Mr.. Blair Of Missouri, from the committee
on Military Affairs, reported bill to define the
pay and emoluments of officers of the army;
also, bill to provide compensation TO loyal
citizens for property destroyed, and to prevent
the same from being used by the enemy. The
OF the bill was postponed.
Adjourned. l. Is .a ps
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10 NOW,
Are Dr.. Hurd's Preparations Good?

The best evidence that they are s that their armest
friends and best patrons those who have used them
longest DR. WlILIkArB. HURD Is an eminent Dentist
Of Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York State Dentists
Association, aod these preparations have used n
bis private pIactice Tor yea and leading citizen OF
Brooklyn w WiIliausburgh que tons their excellence
while eminent Dentists OF New York recommend them
as the beat known to the profession. Without the aid Of
advertising, dealers have sold them by the gross.
The Editor of the Brooklyn Daily Times SAYS: = I'VE
are happy to know that our frend, DR. HuRD Ia cue
eeedlpg beyond AL expectation with hs 40 W ri WASH
and TOOTH POWDER. The great secreto his SUCCESS
feSs with me fAct THAT MS ARTICLES ARE PREcIsKLY
WHAT TllEY ARE REPRESENTED TO PE, WE CAN rEsTpy
FROM THEIR LONG USE" 80 Va -sgafsn W
The weltknown p T. Barnum writes:--"I found your
TOOTH POWDER so good that my lhmiiy have used 1t
all up. We fnd IL the best Powder for Che Teet that
we ever used shall feel obliged II ysu will end me
another supply q the Museur az yUur convenience witt
But their cost Is small that every ooe may test the
matter for himself.
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. DR
HURD's Tooth Powder contains no acid, nor alhai nor
no other. -
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cotton from Port ROYAL

New YoRE, March The steamship Eric
son arrived from Port Royal the hrst, with
three hundred and twenty bales of cotton and
one hundred and forty passengers.
The steamer Constitution had arrived with o
Connecticut regiment, ..s.s,,,s ~
A passenger, from Savannah reports 5000
rebel troops there. Other news rather meagre,
and being contraband, is not used.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

New BEDEORD, March 5.--Capt. spangler
Of the U. s. lchooner Guthrie, reports that b,
left Key West on the 22d of February The U
s. steam ffigate Richmond went ashore on the
2lst Of February, in the night, on American
Shoal, Florida Reef, fifteen miles west Of Ke,
West and still remained there on the 22d.
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Fire Inn nInvaInnh.

CLEVELAND, March 5.--Hewitt's block was
burned last night. LOSERS Manning & Reitz
MachinisIs; Wheeler & Co.; Watts Drawer
Factory; Gary & Co., White Lead Works, and
others. Loss one hundred aud twenty five
thousand dollars
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
The Negro Question I'm the Illinois
Convention

sPMEoVIELD, ILL.,, March 5.--The Constitu
tional Convention to-day discussed the article
which prevents negroes and mulattoes from en-
igrating into this State, prohibits them the
right OF suffrage, and requires the General As
ssmbly to pass laws 10 carry out the provisions.
The article was adopted by sectlons, and the re-
port Of the committee concusred inLyeAs Is,
nays l3. - ~
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CHICAGO, March 5.-A special 90 the Tribune
says; A regular line OF steamers will commence
In aday or two, running from Cairo to Colum.
bus. The present tugboat makes trip daily,
for the conveyance Of mail matter.
Nothing important from below.
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From Port RnunI.

New YoRK, March 5.--Port Royal advcei
st'se that Com, DupOnt's flees had sailed from
there. Destination unknown.
The above by permission Of E. 8. Sanford.
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New YORK Cattle Market,

lTuRaRAPHKD ToR THE OHIO 1srATEsMAN.l l-.s
s NEW YoRK, March s.,
BEEFTons half cent lower. Receipts a,oo5 head. :.
exc. - u, - \ ~ 80 -
sWINE7Activs at 4,6a4, 70. Receipts, IL, aOs,
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Rira I'D IacIIaon. nfInh

yJAcKson, Mich, March hb "A deltshelive IRE
occurred at the State prison to-day, confined
principally to shops used for manufacturing
farming implements. Loss upward Of $4,000.
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Neuralgia Plasters.

. DR.. eHURb's NEURALGIA NoN-ADHEsIvE PLAs.
TIERS are the most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patient
applies one, becomes drowsy, falls asleep, and
awakeS free from pan and blister other unpIeasan
or Diurious consequences ensue. For EARAoHE and
NKRvors HEADAciE, apply according to directions and
relief VIII surely follow. Nothing obtained equal
to DR.. Hurd's Compress for Neuralgia. Try them -
They are entirely novel, curious original pTepar
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are Or two
sizes, one SMALL for the face, price Is cents, and the
other large, for application to the body price 81 cents
WtA be matted on receipt0f price and one ltarsp.
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make small fortune In carrying
thess articles around to families. The DRHrAI TnxAa
DRY is the neatest article hata woman can carry
around Send for and or, beter dozens which
We wlllaell. samples for 81 Agents sSppled ber.
ally with Circulars, = Now Is the time tc 20 into
the busiress,to do good, aud make profit, We are
spending thousanda for The beneht Of agents. New
England men aud Women here Is somethiOg nlSe and
achance to take the tide ~ Us food.A
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TiWhat e1the People Doing?

The American people are intelligent enoughto apprs
cAte preparations that contribute much to the happ
OF those using them and they want them. Every
mail brings letters, some ordering the TRnkrIsR ON
TEETH, some the NEURALGIA PLAsTERs, and not lew en-
closing 81 cents for the Mourn WASH, be sent by mail
but to these we compelled TO reply that It Is mposh
bic to send half pint bottle by mail The people ws1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

ECOLDEN HILL SII1MTS i ~.
III dOLpBN HILL gHIA s,..s.si,s !. y. i,ss
/ 2 -. ~. ~ ~ ~ GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS. w
lSIeefes and bosoms arc formed 70 person 9th -
and comfort. Tle marx upon each one desfatng y,
size NAV be relied On az bong correct and chahi 4
Constantly for sale at BAIN'B,
nov24. No, 70 eOuth High slsSet.
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Fort Pulaski surr0undcd by Union
ss-COmmunicRIiOn with -sa-

New YoRK, March 5.r- Samuel F / Morrill,,
convicted Of killing secession traitor last fall
was To day sentenced to two years' imprleon'
ment. II ID reported that sentence was pass.
ed in order shat pardon could be sooner granted
Specials state that the publication of Ere
mont's evidence was unauthorized.
tGens Hunter is in Washington to-day, ~ y,
Letters from Port Royal say Fort Pulaski Il
entirely surrounded BY Union troops, and effect
ually cut of from communication with Savan
nah, and new batteries are being erected. Sa
vannAh has been very well fortified BY the reb
els, and large numbers Of rebel troopssare con
atantlv arriving. --..---...- .a.-- -.-.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

r, A. Chapman Doc. NJ, page 50I
VS.: 80 FRANKLIN, Common Pleas
70. W. Edwards. }
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF vENDI
ID to me directed from tho Court Of Common PleAs o
franklin county Ohio will offer for sale at the door o.
the Court House in the city Of Columbus, o.,on
Saturday, the 22i day of March A. D. 1862,
betveen the hours OF 10 o'clock a. ;, and o'clock
m the following described real estate, situate In the
county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio. 70 wit: s
Forty three and one half (43k) feet of the West side
ofsad North half Of Gaid lot No. 90 In the town Of
Groveport formerly Rareysport. -ssgttf Z e'i.,
.'f'i-'-'', '--Sr : GEORGE W. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
Printers fees 80 90. ssk Haaa N
fehl4-dlt&wtd. ... Ina s,,,.sosg
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VIVA. q. 'HUR.5& CO., x.
Tribune Tribune Buildings, New York.

~ s.'si t''I -Afl aifl-
III DR.. HrRD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER
and t00THAOHE DROPS cannot be sent BY mail, hu
they canprobaby be obts'ned at your Drug or Peroica
stoIes II they cannot, send TO US for the DENTAL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

8 Our troops are 10 good health N ews Of ne
recent Union victories produced q dIscouta Rine
effect on the rebels, serving to stimulate de-
aertions.
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onIe u seHg.ga 80 EKE a gsg-
.osss = SheFiils Sale, ssnTsr s.

% iaef7 ~
VS.. Common pleas. - stsss
j B. Con ELY. ;.sahssda no.soD v,lss.sg
pY VIRTUE 0FhA waPf OssFbwDf 10 Mn
ID directed from the Court ct Common Pleas Fraak-
lin county, Ohio, will offer ipf sale 1ttB door OF The
Court House. in,lhe City Of cciumius, % go
Saturday, the 9Th day. Of April, A d 1862,
bstseeh the hours. Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and O'clock
/ p vi about one acre and half less or The
north he following DESERVED estate, siuate
~ BeRdaa township, Frenk w eoHatyS 0hq 0ompepe
Ing al etone az the g. W. corner Of Thonnb fnRrif
land and on the eaetalde q Wm. ltp ~ me
edge Of the plapk tdAl hof Qi Westerie, sid thirty
rods south n willow ee on the county line; Themes
east 81 rods ahd unHa to stone lhepes, IA sods
and links 70 stone tAsnee v, M ie4 Ma 3|nka to
IL rods aud links to the place
four ssyss, essasa 70 oenpany p Tnenba ifgois,
lig AppT,s q a. seO Oopsf acre. 20 s'sN tat
49,. .s.s 2 sll l.sal q q ". HyFlMAE. sheHe,.
| Printers fees q 25.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Bradburn & FiSher)
Ts. Superior Court s-es

Bradburn & FiIher)
vs.. 7 superior Uourt, ,srg
O, II. zIgler et al.)
nv VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID 10 me directed from the Superior Court fFrankliT
County Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of ,ts
court House, in the GT Of Columbus, Ohio, on i2i
Saturday, the 5th day Of April, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, ard o'clock
p NJ the following described real estate situate In h
county of franklin and State Of Ohio, to wits
THE west ope.half (l Of the east one-hAf 90 Of tn
north onehalf () OF lot No, iory-three l42 in vii
liam PheIan's Mount Pleasant addition to the City 0
Columbus, as the same Is numbered and delneAted OF
the recorded plat Of said addition, recorded IN the Re
cOrders Office Of Franklin county, Ohio q = Z, =,
;~Hsss 49, - d. W. HUFFMAN, shstin,
etAa and Matter Commissioner
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0ss' O.. Sheriff, Sale. )


~, bgs e54 to ElisI s1Rls rfa
bamuel bfusn y 4 eEgel o. Us giIssr iabNz
Thomas Biddle sFal Ss,ssts'is .s'o.ygsgo
.DY vIRTuE or AN 0RDER or sALE. TO MI
ID directed, from the Superior Court OF Frank coun
", Ohio, viii Offer for sale at tho door Of he our
House In the city Of Columbus, on slS-aasss Aoo4
. Saturday, the 22d day Of Match, "A ID 1867,
Al one O'clock B. NJ, the following described real
tate situate In the city Of Columbus, county Of Frank
lin. and State Of .0hi0.to witsi an u
Being two lots designated as lot number fifty two (52
and number Atty three 9s on plat o. subdivllon o.
out lots Nos. 13l and 139. made BY William Dsnnison
Jr., and Robert y. Neil recorded in plat record No
page 81, Franklin county fecqfls
Appraised at--LotNo. So, SU66 90.
sVEySu%l'S ST. Ssg1Os q YgE0
rN swr saUY SEQ wi ByfRS. DAVIS. Dent
Pfinters ises ~ So. "a 1asH1c 40 Ell l saec1 \
febi0- -dlfd Wld isss tT7aFa A NV INV a. FHat
1sirAf SlxAI Asn4p Ils.li hssstq1 ,ieldssQ 4 40.
n TTIS4 . NNfs IIfs 65Ig ss7Ssl7 1S77 SFa ,e75l
oysters a0ystersl!s.s.' $
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.gIg0 Il g-fu, TWA q sevfaF gHs ~ On ssh
The Court Of Common Pleas, Frank
Il. l lin County, Ohio. Z. 6ass s9s Fss

Y Joseph story Doc, s, page Gil, No, SIS, 4
samusl O. STORY ii al. Sale IN partition, /. ggs
TN PURsUANOR or AN ORDER or
u the said Court 10 me directed viii ofer for sale
at public auction, At The door Of the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, on ss aiv saiss 81 srofsal
2liSasurday, the 9Th day Of March, 1862, :
between the houn o. II O'clock NJ, ana 9ociock 4. 4
the following described real esate situate IN the county
Of franklin and State Of 0hci RsFs Aaii, ~ tGH
The undivided twoninths (ee Of certain tracs OF
parcel Of land situated In the county Of Ranklln and
btate Of Ohio, lylng on Darby Big Run, branch Of
Darcy Greek, part OF the original survey No. SSH
| and bounded and described 40 foiloWs:o s,TsH4t2
h Beglnning at large stone IN the Run, lower corner
10 Josiah 1lveps' lot in the south Of said original
survey No. thence with said lneeouth eighty
nine o) degrees east one hundred and forty ( Roes
a he southeast corner, corner tres dew hsRoe viii
tho east line north one ~ degree Hthgea and
onehalf t6akl poIea 10 bur oak and htes xtd elma
north eghty-nlne Np degrees west one hundred ans
fy (l50 polea 70 apoi16 the oentrV Of tn run, Vi
is msahdels 70 ths place u btsinnine d6helhihs z
6O eofua more or loBSs eeffP flttA y tgsUJo Wcn
Ippfaisvd eD 90 per acre.
Printsr'sfses % 90.
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Roverdy johnson y. 8: senator from

BALTIMORE, March 5.-Hon. Revsrdy Johnson
was to. day elected United States Senator by the
Maryland Legislature for six years from March
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WIN. h DtyuoAUAb WuOtolAlo retail w
l00 South High Street.
whdat. ..... .g.iaa.!sl %. N o. Sas.u - .yIoAi
Uau ou ..,.. ri Mapie dosss.. .009D
QonS lfoasgeg 3,gAl,.,,r-~ 90
Butter .....s J24 cIDykup GAls.... .6Dc0I
Lard y b........ 5Yl0oITea y b,.., 6Oc,l O0@l
Tallow y B:....... g@l0cl Rio Coffeo b.,.. 2292s
Dried Appeapb ~ 15D2 pQ Jerh do i. !. !, /, R83O
Dried Peachea. ..I ODO1 60IHido k B... all n 10
White Beans Vbu. o00I 25IBf0oms y dot I'll OONi
Potatoes, -buo.s. 50@ @60e Hay y ton e799 d
BAIT u saok. .lb4Roee Soap tDoxlv D.s.44 60e
Salt Dbl. l....... % 25lFlour y bbi... IS 5Oa5 4,
Beef Hcwt ..,... % 0DlWhite Wheat doe5 7506 a
Hams v d 4. !. ..s t6010elRye Flour bblsk - d
Shoulder W.. 7eICandles, ,TalloW, ,bxfs X CD14C
salt Pork owt... % lQ0lcandles, Opal, box. Id
Wood oord.... o2B2 25lCheese h......... e0DIl
MackeroI MOL Ahfbbl SO 5OlHominy per bush 4 oi 90
Mackerel No or bbl % 50Whlaky per- gall. 250B1 90
Mackerel No kits. " 50lRaisins N b. Bx 5O@4 90
White Fish per M bbl % sol "f Layers rlo4@4 Is
Whilb 1Ibiipef qr Dbl g 00 I" sultan II N Sl5c
God Pin b.I..!lI AGhelEigs D B......s s1lJl 20c
Herring y bhl .,.-o5 00lPTunes y k..... $50
Corn Meal bu. %. Wool Twlne I8o y ID.
Eggs dos DOS 1lol olCmnberdes v bbl.. 90 90
Dried Beef. .llDl31f lBuskWheatPiou - 10
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BINDING AND REsetNDtNC
For Public and p riyats. libraries

Orders from abroad viii receive prompt and gperir
attention. Address,
J. Il. RILEY, or, N, w. LEFAVoR /
Bookseller and Stationer, ios ssuperintendent 1
rs South High Street. -,ggrt6 Franklin Bindey. 1
novl4-df retiee
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FROM WAsHiNcToN.

GEN. BANKs's FORCES AT MARTINS.
BURG, = . q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

A RIca AFEAIg-A MAN DRAWS oS
CErY Elaa FeG NaEKs~~A fsAS days slncs
q respectable business arm On water
street recsiEcd letter from a customer
near Youngston, inoiasiBg a. order Sor---
q acsts The customer was rich, middle
aged, a DusehHsan ana wRdoweF. he
ssla he wanted wife right Of, and mad
no time TO look one up for himself, but
should be ia town ip day or sso 20 mar
~ the woman which he depsaded On bis
eisy friends 60 have ready foF him.
Such an order rather t0ok she merchants
aback, but the man was toe good ea6-
toruse to iispbltge. AS they bad no sup
ply of tbs article On band, for sale, one
OF the Arm went oaf 70 hunt it up, and al
an intelligence 0akoe gos sTack OF q gss
who couid speak German and hngasn
was solerably good locking, aud very Haca
ansed husband. AbaYgain was struck
\ fhe Duschman came in YESTERDAY, foun'
| the article ready for him, approved Of II
| gos married and took his curscas par
] chase home with him.
1 We dill not lpayn whether the hr1
i charged . apecial Zee or q per sentags com
Mission on The market yalue Of she asfi
j sls.- Caepslaad Oh Herald.
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REN, PASTE ANB SCISSORS

PEN, PASTE AVE- S%AS%S8>S'
TattIing is mean.
Laziness is shameful.
SIandering is devilish.
Telling lies 10 contemPHbia.
Loud laughing is impollse.
Enauisitiveness is offensive.
Vulgar language is diagasAng.
Profans swearing is abominable'
They tell us that Gen. Sigel vas not cd
ucassd at West Point, bat ne lights like
man educated at all points.
The rebels are in great distress-having
BURs ION One) SIDE and EooTE Elg0r'
ously applied on the otheE'
water il not fashionable beverage fol
drinking to your friends health, but it II
a capital one for drinking 20 ar own.
Au American poet talks of a low wind
The wind liz often low, and Esgy few Of sh,
poets can raise ii. ~
Hsw prosperous Charlessen must be =
Never has she had 60 many vessels IN he
harbor as she has Bew.
Four ex.Presldents Of Harvard Colleg
are now yiag~nanslys Jared Sparks
Edward Everett, Josiah Qainoy, and D'
VI alker. H..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
IMPORTANT DEBATE IN THE BAIT
TsH PARLGM gST ON THE AMERH-
CAN BLOEMADE.

The question Of ths American blockade
has been formerly brought upin the Brit
ish Houae of Commons. Most Of those
who spoke on the subject, Sc would aP-
pear by the teleraphic report, deprecated
any interference, and the motion Of AIR
GREGORY, designed as an enteFing wedge
so&has policy, was voted down without
s6kision. This settles the policy of Great
britain to be non-interferencs II tht
American struggle. She is determined
to respect our Blockade.