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OSTHEIM BROTHERS,
OSTHEIM BROTHERS,
2s5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
a95 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
29J PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
$50. -..f 81. BRANCH OF -.., .......
80 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK,
SO SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS OF
CHOICE BRANDIES & WINES,
CHOICE BRANDlEs & WINES.
CHOICE BRANDIEs & WINES,
AND WHOLEsALEDEALER IN
BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
AS WELL As EVERY VARIETY OF
LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c.
LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c.
AND THE BEST BRANDS OF
ENUINE HAVANA AIRS.
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.
We also offer for sale
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Hernetieally.sealed Fruits, Meats, &c.
Hermetieally.sealed Fruits, Meats,&e
Hermetieally.sealed Fruits, Meats, &c.
EXPRESSLY PUT Up FOR CAMP USE.
BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
LOWEST NEW FORK PRICES.
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
eo5 ENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
295 PENNSYLyANIA AVENUE,
Betusen Ninth and Tenth Streets.
Bettcesa Ninth aud Tenth Streets.
oc 3m
lust AS OUR PAPER Is GOING TO PRESS,
HEAVILY laden with news of success,
SOMETHING of import we stop to insert
MAY We here state, - There's Nobody hurt
TITS in regard to an excellent Store,
THAT'S stocked with line Clothes from ceiling to
HOW customers throng-what bargains they get
T. How all the clothes so beautifully fit.
CAN you not see the point and the pth9
of ceuree; it is plain-'tis the store of friend
400 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite The City Post OGce,
Whore BETTER gAKGAISs FOR cAsn can be OBJ
tsine than at any ether store in Washington. He
keeps every variety sf CLOTHING, GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, and HATS, CAPS
and TRUNKS. c3-lm
NEW AND sIMPLIPIED METHOD FOR PIANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING.
Professor ALEXANDER WOLOWSK1, P,antS'
and Compose, has returned from the Lon
don Exhibition and opens Course for theSfY2T
Piano and Singing by his New and Sim pli;uI
6ed Method. BY Professor Wolowskis System, q
be enabled in a very short time to read music with
great facility, and execute operate well as class
icA mssic with rare perfection AS 70 lne voos, s,
Extraordinary results. renders the voice powerful,
and enables the singer to yocalize with facility,
accuracy and fine quality OF tone Prof woiowsk,
.nd '7-lm
L. IMPROVED PATENT
WATER CLOSET OK CLOSE STOOLS
Hospitals. Hotels and Pirate Families
Thess Stools are made wholly of metal, are per.
fectly free from smell cannot get OUT OF orer anu
being portable the most conVenieht arlicies III
nse They have been adopted IN AL the T. o nos
n;tsIs &c They may be had IN any quantty ot the
pAIenn'eC ~ ~ l7-'im'
H,rW sTORE E-NEw GOODS!
~ AT No. AGA SEVENTH ST:
Tha suhser Der takes great pleasure IN ah,o"nc-
; to rs cid friends and customers that he has
Sr5 ins 3 . Wv Store at No 464 Seventh street, De-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TOLYhPIC MUSIC HALL,Vs
VOLYMPIC Music HALL,~

CORNER OF NINTH ST. f LOUISIANA Az.
NEAR PENN Ay. AND MARKET SPACE
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IMPROVED PATENT
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,
For use in

HoyptfdIs. Hotels and I71tHIe ru7tsteS.
These Stools are made wholly OF metal, are per
secly free from smell cannot get out OF order ana
heinz portable are the most convenient ARTICLES IN
nse They have been adopted in AL the U 8 Hos
u;.sIs Er They may be had in any quantity OF the
bstentee, No. 27I Pa. avenue, up stairs, mssnIns
tom ID G.. " -
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DROP POsALS MULES.

DETnr QuanrrHz.srER's 0rgrcr,
CtTntr Of l8th and q .treets )
WASHINGTON. d. c., October Is, 1852
Ssl1ED PROPOSALS will be received sc this Office
until THURSDAY October sth, at IL o'clock ", for
and Mules, to the following '"' 'N'A'
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL TO Dc tlb fourteen hands and over in height.
ALL to De sound seryiceabie Mules for draught
purposes. and 10 De OVER THREE AND UNDER NINE
YEARS oF AGE.
PROPOSALS.
The full nsrus aud Post Once address of the Did
fa bid 4 @ made in I'll the name Of rm. the name.
OF all the parties must appear, or the bid will he
considered as the individual proposal of the part.
Proposals fronn dsiosai par.iss .eR no. b. ron nd
0ed, AND Az oArH or ALLEGIANCE xTsr-AcCosf,S
Proposals must be addressed to Col D. n. Rncser,
sbould,be plainly ma ked Proposals for Mules.
m. GUARANTEE. -......
.g fshy Il hs a9ars OF ss m sHG & to ~ a the
BY txo responsible persons v hose signatures must
Ths qrsponss,x sh of tbe vn.rau.o,s ns+ na
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
ne.rest District Court or Of the United States Dis
BIDDERS must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consul
Bonds In the sum of twenty thousand dollars,
VIII DC required OF the successful bidder upon sign
ing the contract. :"
AS the bond must accompany the contract it will
with them, or ta have bonds signed in anticipation
and ready To be produced when the contract is
signed. Blanks for bonds be procured upon
application being made at this Office either person
ally, by letter. or by telegraph. ...-.-
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, of the county of, and State Of,
and - Of the county Of and State of =, do
hereby guaranty that is able to fulfill 8 con.
tract in accordance with the terms OF his PROPOSE
ton aud that, should his proposition be accepted
he will at oroe enter into . contract in accordanca
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-.
pared 70 become his securities
Ito this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above e-neDtioned)
-. INSPECTION DELIVERY, &c
All Mules contracted, for under this advertise
ment viii be subjected to rigid insp pection and
those not conforming to the specifications will be
rejected
fhe Mules must ali be delivered in this city with
IN t9} twenty days from the date Of signing the
contract.
Payment TO be made upon the completion ofeach
contract, or 20 soon thereafter az the Depot Quar-
terniasier shall be in funds.
ANY informality in the bid. or nonconformance
with the terms of this advertisement Will ensure
0e re1ectIon OF the proposal.
These Mules viii be awarded in lots Os (5TA) five
hundrrd each unless the De pot trIa may
deem ~ Tor the interest of the Government to vary
the number
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
night to reject or all bids that he deem too
high. d. H RCCKER,
ec 6-td Colonel and Depot Quartermaster.
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The undersigned take pleasure in informing the
citizens generally that they have opened the above
store, where can be bad + re nch and other COSFEC
TI0NERIES of every Kind. Also, constantly
hand the best Foreign and Domestic PRESERVES
In connection with the above is fine ICE CREAM
SALOON Respectfully.
Oc SLIM DANlN1 q CASTlGBlUNI.
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SPANISH LESSONS.
IA VOTING Gentleman would be glad To take
Spanish lessons from some good teacher for a few
months Address Boa 6tts. Washington Post OF.
tee. oc2l-iTt
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nAVINI & CASTIGLIONIS
IL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FRENCH CA NDY YMdNUFACTORY AND CON.
FECTIONERY STORE.
416PA AVENUE. BETWEEN Sd AND IA Sis,
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ny " q X IN r U " y u .
~ At No. AGA SEVENTH ST.
ing to hs cid friends and ssRept sttert be-
fpeen and T. where he has line =: and WsII .e-
ieeted stock OF MEMS and sOYs th Vorih snj
rs ,n ne .s rae a. the lowest No rthern prices
'O 'A' i BRUCE a. CO, Ciothiers
a No 46t Seventh St. near r.
uyrI,,ncToN,s sJIpPLEMENTARY DEs.
w PATCHES CORRESPONDENCE and aEn d5
ORANDA. 7voIs London, FEANCK TATLoh'
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IeHth So. n5ort PeTSS sfrnsfd ar.
yoHS I. FoRD. Lessee and Manager
HUMPHREY DLASD----.-...-----....st Stage Manager
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07


" The British are still sending troops to
Canada. As the St. Lawrence 10 closed, and
the wilderness route BY way of Halifax to Que
bee is a very hard one, especially in mid winter,
Secretary SEWARD courteously invited them to
land at Portland, and move thence by rsilr0Gd
through Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont,
to the st. Lawrence, The New York Tribune
calls this decidedly clever" and wishes the
Secretary e jokes "wero generally half as good"
But II says the Maine Senate "don't see it,
Somehow the wise men in that body are too
dull to appreciate the fun Of letting armed le-
gions of British soldiers, 10 the present state Of
Affairs, pass through our territory, on the way
to their destination on our northern border
After discussing the subject with great serious
ness for some time, the Maine Senators finally
laid It on the table.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
pIsons.lon in enc Homo.

There was quite an animated discussion il
the House, yesterday afternoon, upon the repor
Of the Conference committee, on the matter o.
difference between the two Houses on the vol
unteer relief bill. The committee compro
missed on tax Of threo'ffshs of mill on the
dollar, and SO reported.
Speeches we're made in favor of the report
by Messrs. sAYLEA, zKE, FEE of Brown, Con-
VERSE, oDLrS, GmswoLD aRd CooKj and In op-
position to it by Msssrs. FLAoo, HILLS and
LoTr Just before adjournment It was adopted
BY vote of so to 81, and the Senate having
agreed to It, the bill will be law when signed
~ the Speaker of the House and President Of
The Senate. .
Dr.. storr labOred har to put this bill through.
he introduced 1t one of the first days of the
ssslon, and has been indefatlgable in bis efforts
o pass II into law.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

FiRsT CoNcERr AT NAuoHroN HALL,-The
opening Concert given last evening at Naugh-
ton Hall by the Alleghanlans and Swiss Bell
Ringers, was worthy the place and the reputa..
tiOn Of the company. |. was greeted by one Of
the largest, the most intelligent and apprecia.
tive audiences that ever graced concert room.
The hall was filled to ils utmost capacity.
The performers all acquitted themselves ad-
mirAbly. The singing was excellent, and those
bells discoursed eloquent music. To under
stand or rather to feel what 10 meant BY the
''concord Of sweet sounds" one must hear
these bells. At the conclusion of the Concert,
every one Of the auditors whom we heard speak
Of It, was enthusiastic in praise Of the excellence
and perfection Of the music, both vocal and In
strumental.
The Alleghanians give their second andIlast
Concert In this city at Naughton Hall this
tFridayj evening. There win DO an entire
change Of programme. There will doubtless
be an oyerAoWing house, for surely no one who
has any "musIo in his soul" will mifs this last
opportunity Of hearing the Alleghanians.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

THR REBELLioH REooRD. The twelfth month.
ly part OF this serial, edited by Frank Moore
and published by G. P. Putnam, 539 Broadway,
Now York, Is Issued and completes the second
volume of this valuable work. The documents
in this second volume exceed those of the first
by one hundred pages, and are composed Of ma.
terials Of the highest Importance to the COM
pleteness of the work. The third volume will
bring the record Of affairs up to the 25th Of
January or lst of February.
The aRecord," 1t will be recollected, 10 pub
liahed In weekly numbers and also In monthly
parts, 90 that Subscribers can lave It in either
form at the same price--.hres dollars per vol
ume.
The thirteenth monthly part, or the fret foul
numbers Of the third volume, will contain full
official reports Of the capture of the forts a
Hatteras Inlet, with map Of the coast Of NORTH
Carolina; the battle Of Carnifax Ferry, with q
map prepared by General Bsnham; capture ol
Colonel Mulllgan by the rebels; ottack on For
Pickeus, with map prepared for the Coast Sur
vey; battle of Bsll's Bluff, Virginia; lombard
ment Of Port Royal, with two maps and all th'
official reports, narratives, and incidents; tb
capture of Mason and slidel, together with th
official reports and the various accounts Of th
affair, pro and con.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
Complaints from uas Consumers.

We have numerous complaints from gas con.
sumers Of impositions by the gas company Of
this city. Such complaints are common In most
cities, and generally they are well founded -
We know Of but one remedy for the cause Of
complaint, and that Is an act Of the Legialature
for the appointment Of inspectors Of gas METERS
They have such inspectors in New York, and
these have been of great service to the public
Their appointment was opposed by the gas COM
panies, as they would be by gas companies any
where, because such companies do not like 10
submit 10 the rulo Of trade which requires all
dealers In merchandise to openly weigh or
measure that which they sell. Bptthis opposi-
tion Is good reason In favor Of the compulsory
measure. We recommend to gas consumers In
Chicago that they patiently contain themselves
until the meeting Of the Legislature, and that
thoy thsnDfepresent their gfiexSnoes to the
The power that can! redress them Ckicssc
Times. ~ eVth 1lN iesmJ l1Ais1a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
Well said.
The Chicago Tfmes contains the following
Wellstimed remarks:

The Chicago Tines contains the following
Wellsslmed remarks: scl
We have accounts Of the grossest treachery
and fraud In the fitting out the Burnside expe-
ditlon. In what, connected With this war, has
there not been the grosssst treachery and fraud,
and In what leading to the war has there not
been the same7 Did not the dismemberment of
the democratic party OF Charleston and BAlti-
more come of treaehery and ftaud7 Did not the
republicans all over the North acquire rower
by tfeAchery and fraudP Was not Mr.. Lincoln
nominated BY treachery and fraud, and was he
not elected by the same7 Were not most of
the Southern States carried into secession by
treacbeFy and fraud, and has not secession been
upheld By the ssme7 Are not both abolltionism
aud seceselonism huge conspiracies, treacherous
to the Union and to the highest interests Of civ.
ilization, and have not all our trials come Of
these tEin-miseries7 The war having been pro-
duced by the most stupendous treachery and
fraud, what wonder that both are encountered
at every step In the progress Of the wsrf What
wonder that there was the grossest treachery
and fraud 10 the fitting out Of the Burnside ex.
pedltionl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

The INAuouRArioE OF NAucHroN's Hale
The exercises at the opening Of NaughtOn'i
now Hall, on Wednesday evening, were attend
cd by large and delighted audience. II wai
good omen Of the success that may be expect
cd to attend future public entertainments In the
same hall.
The music and slpging by the pupils Of the
Blind Asylum were excellent. The "Star
spangled Banner" as sung by one Of them, cleo
trifsd the assembly.
The address Of Dr.. Fitzgerald on "Love Of
Country" contained mary eloquent and brilliant
passages. It's expressions Of genuine patriotism
ELECTED many tokens Of warm and heartfelt ap'
probation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
- Yorl Rarld .a,s I that the detstml

TIN New York World says that the determi'
nation Of Secretary Stanton to compel the con-
tractors for the Burnside expedition TO refund
the money they tried TO swindIe the Government
out Of, or 70 to prison, is calculated to make
that gentleman the most deservedly popular
mao 10 Amsrics. These contracts were made
by the War Department, and IL Is therefore en-.
NEATLY proper that the new Secretary Of War
ahould ac. in tho matter, aud make an sxAmin-
atlon for the bensAt Of Allwho have dealings
With that department. The sending Of dozen
or more contractors, Of the interruptions plum
derlpe Sort, TO Fort Lafayette would be whole
some proceeding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
i RsSollIoa. \ q rins ... En 3 ..s .a'e 'ss'aFn'

suoh Is the heading under which the Chicago
Times notices recent act Of wisdom performed
BY tho Wisconsin Lsglslature'
Most Of our readers recollect the famous
"Glover Rescue Case" II arose out OF sne
fact that in 1854, the notorious SHERMAN NJ
BoorH, Of Milwaukee, headed an AbOllsion MOB,
which rescued fugitive slave from the custo-
DIV of the United States Marshal, 10 that city
F,oorH was Indicted for a violation OF the iugi-
tive slave law, found guilty, and sentenced 20
pay hne Of one Thousand dollars keiusing
70 pay the fine, be was imprisoned.
BoorH was discharged from custody BY the
Supreme Court OF Wisconsin, on habsas corpus
--,be Court holding the fugitive slave law to
he unconsdtu.ional This decision was review
cd BY tho Supreme Court Of the United States and
reversed. BoorH was re committed to prison.
where be remained until his fne was RENTED
by the President ml
After the foregoing decision by the United
States Supreme Court, the Legislature OF Wis
consin, In 1859, adopted series OF resolutions
IN wnicu 'ne pOw'' " III. ..s..,.d evoo
OF Congress was e.Dpua"o 40. "s =. I..h.d hooD
after .ne O0n''i.u' = ~ I..,
passed upon anu A"' O - Wv
resort.
This was placing Wisconsin in effect in po-
slsiOn similat 70 sna' As'un'u " ~ -, -
na. But fortunately the iormer SHOWS uec'ueu
avmutoms of returning TO her loyalty-an ex-
80 ,,h,cb ws hone anon 20 see followed by
a"r'e
tne latter
On the 3lSt ult.' the Wisconsin HOUSE oi Nep'
resentatives, after several days debate e1-
plunged from the records OF the State The null
lIAcatlon resolutions Of 1859 The exPunging
resolution was adopted with but seven votes In
the negative, ana reads as ioAoWs'
Re'OlOsd, That Joint Resolutions NO; ao Of tne
Leglsla,1uLo ~ n,u,;o su, @ - the decision
of the tJnItSd States Supteme Court reversing
sha decisJnn of the Supreme Court of Wiscon.
ain - he. and the same are hereby, expuhged.
H., ~ w;.cons,n uorse. mot content with
Du' 'uo "''0O. | ~ -
disavoWing 'ee noihnosuon p'lne'Pie uPOn "ni'l
Republicans attempt to juatiiy the personal
uhs,tv lava. freely acknov ledeed their obliga
- a. -. s,,o,, :,
uous W Sisiu ~ON
the enforcement Of the laws until tneT re-
peal or lawful abrogation." The following res
o,,,,on wss .doD,ed with but three votes In
'N''No -
sne negauVe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

aT In wealthy family Of Vienna the bus.
band made his vile New Year's gift Of q
dozen pairs of gloves. Indignant OF suoh
stiDginess, the lady, as soon as her husbands
back was turned, flung the gloves into the FIRE.
Explanations ensusd at the table, and What was
the lrsscible lady's sssonishmsnt on learning
that each pair of gloves was wrspt upin bank
note for 100 forms. ..--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

FIRES AT MANsFiELD.--TWo attempts were
made on Sunday evening last at MansAeld TO
fire portion Of the town. The frSt was sue
cessful, The FIRE was discovered In q ware.
house on Third street, which being full of com.
bustible material, was speedily consumed
From this the FIRE communicated to sturges's
Block, occupied by Stocking & Bigelow, drug.
gists, Sturges & Pfitchard, booksellers, and the
ofioe of the Shield and Banner. All of these
establishments suffered somewhat,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
s,pr1roaaI y q q 2 S. s. oco1.-A washington lot

s1rEoH az S, s.. cox.-A Washington let.
ter-srIter, IN speaking of the late speech Of
Hon. s. 8. Coz, 10 reply to Mr. Gnrley, saysi
"The able aud patriotic speech Of Represent
ative Cox, in defense Of General Mcclellan
ths unqualified approval Of all true Union men.
Il Il most ahsurediy certain that the combined
attack Of the radicals against tho General-in-
Chief Il for no other purpose than to dethrone
him from bis position, and crafty tbeir negro
freeing ptops6sitieS By elevatlng 10 bis stead
C36nefei freuaont.0 W idnl 9at .H0s
sef11 oNt trsrtg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
Adjournment.

Both branches of the Legislature decided yes
terdsy to adjourn over from to-day until Tues
day next. A number of members got leave Of
absence before the Legislature decided to ad-
jOurn over, and Will leave BY the early trains
this morning. The Senate and the House will
both be thin to day, and, We spprehend, there
will be very little done Of Importance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

Ths New Yck 1Smss' Paris Correspondent
..sse, that q secret document from JrTT. DAVIS
bas been furulshed tho GOvsrnments oil France
"a ENGLAND, which gives full details Of the
milIssry and commercial resources o. =. .Is y
ss..ss,D Confedsracy, and which points out IN
as,aIl ,bs advantages which France would 90,
Ii.s bs aiding in the establishment Of the new
Gotssnmsn.. Ia issdetals of niii'Aty ..syus
r,aocS Is expected 70 sec that the cOnisde'so'
/. .A,s i rssIs, .he North forever, which enti'
!. ,s.m 20 4 recognition, while In Its CONNER
~ ~ Ss..iIs are seen the entIeing phantom OF
ftso trade and great riches
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

TIM runaway tyrans. JAnEs the Second, after
violating all the constitutional rights Of Eng
lsud, issued brass guinsaa stamped with bis i'm
are, which he proclaimed 10 be money" but
wha. Il ibis to the brAzsn siEtontery which would
s,.np alps Of paper, and falsely call them
Nmoneyl"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

T In bis speech on the Army bill, on the
18th ult., Mr.. Gurley, 10 making a. strong sp-
peal for greater activity in military operations,
Is reported ss saying that ''if the angel Gabriel
commended our forcos and failed to march
agsiust the enemy, he would petition the Court
to which he holds allegiance for bis instant dis
missal." This Gurley is of the LoveiOy and
Hutchinson family school Of fanatics and fools.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
mated from four to fifteen thousand.

MURDER IN INDrAnA.--on Tuesday last the
Sheriff of Madison county, indiana, was fatals
ly stabbed by the "sectiOn boss" Of the chica-
40 Air Line Railroad, at Anderson, Ind, while
dIsChargIpg his duty in serving civil process
upon the latter The murderer was arrested
and 10 now IN Jail. Fsh9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

o. We are indebted 70 Richard Nsvinu,
State Printer, for q copy Of tho lait annual
Report Of the School commissIoreF. Il CON
tains one hundred and thirty pages, and 10 Of
course valuable document
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
Local M a tiers.

The Adams Express Company places us daily
under obligations for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

D- Fort Henry, referred to in our telegraphie
dispatches, is situated on the river bottom of the
Tennessee, about fifty miles from its month,
twenty miles west of Clarksville and about the
same distance from Paris. The rebels are said
to have an armament there of eight thirtyTtwo
Founders, four twelve Founders and tHo slE
Founders. Their force there Is vsriOusly esh-
natad from four 70 fifteen thousand. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07

The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape of the
Eery latest eastern papers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
Progress OF tho United states in Pop.
uLalion.
Census omce

The following is complied from compre.
hensiYe table furnished by the United States
Censns office: .tsat9