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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-18
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO


MARIKrTA ooLLrez at Is truly magnificent work
an honor the author, the publAhers, and tho whole
country. ."-Presideut Andrews
ONO WnLrs Az umvhRsl1I SIT exceeds my expscta
ons II will be my guide In orthogrAphy and Pronnn
ontion and will often be consulted BY me for m meas
and accurate definitions. ."--Presdent Thompson.
W. b. ECLEorIo ooLL1sE.--" We have used
Hebster's orthogaphy. At a recent meeting OF our
Faculty, Il decided TO change TO confOrm TO that
Of Worcesters Royal Quarto Dictionary. ."-PIesident
Garfield. d. 1.rB4y 400. I'D. frs.-sae
! WEFrERA RRpERvE OotLKey.-'tI And II worthy Of
cordial appreciation. on."-Presidept Hitchcock. Co.,.
OPERLm ooLLssE.-"It more than meets my sxpeOta-
lions, recommend It as the standard authority In
orthoepy to my children and my pupils "-President
ANTIOCH OoLLEsE. .'tI adopt and aim to 10 teach
ing writing and speaking the orhogrsphy and pronun-
citation Of WorCester's hoyal ouarto Dishonary."-
President Bill.
"In all my whiting speaking and teaching, have en-.
deavorod TO conform 10 the rules for orthogaphy and
as contained In WoTcesers Dictionary"
Horace Mann, late President.
KENYON OoLLEaE GAMBIER .-''I most cordially recon.
mond Il the most reliable standard authority Of the
English language a. It 10 now written and spoken. -
President Andrews.
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Ror the Whiskera and Hair

The subscribers take pleasure In announcing o the
Citizens Of the United ees that they have obtained the
Agency for and are enabled to offer to the American
public the above justly celebrated and wordTenowned
article. The f. .tsH1
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VIII efectuAlly oure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAuNDIOHa
Over = nlllllon OF Isottles,

Have been sold during the last SIX months and
stance has II failed In giving entire satisfaction. Who
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure y0ut
No language can convey adequate idea Of theimm
date and almost miraculous change produced By tant
his Cordial In the diseased, debitSted and
nervous systo, whether broken down b
naure or impaired by sickness, the relaxed and ngnI
organisation L restored to i pristine hsatha and vgof
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
DIED.,

At his residence, In this oity, suddenly, on
Sunday, 26th instant, JOHN JAY LASGDoS, in the
SD year Of his age.
On the morning of the 18th inst. at 8 O'Clock
after lingering illness of consumption, JOSE.
PnIkE WILLIAMS, of this city. In the 10th year
Of her age.
She died In the full triumphs Of faith, through
the atoning blood Of Christ. She was fully con.
scious Of her departure. Seeing her friends
has made me we'll. want to CO." She sent
tor most of her young friends, evidently to
show them how one so weak could conquer
death, through Jesus Christ her Great High
Priest.
Her funeral will take place At Zion Wesley
Church, d str Get, between First and Second
streets, (lsland,) at l O'Clock p. m, January
30th, 1861. Her friends and acquaintances are
respectfully invited to attend.
t5tar please cOpy.l
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Deaths OF Soldiers,

The following deaths of soldiers have occurred
sinco our last report;
Thos. J. Spaulding, company H, Eleventh
Maine volunteers, ut camp.
Josiah W. Fills, company X, Eleventh Maine
volunteers, At camp.
Herman Kline, company c, Cameron Rifles,
At General Hospital.
Stacey Pitmsn, company C, Eleventh New
York volunteers, at camp.
VIM. Dickson, company D, First regiment
Berdsn's Sharpshooters, At Patent Onice.
n. Mitchell, company G, First United States
Cavalry, at camp.
Altman Mison. company H, Second regiment
BerdaI's Sharpshooters, At camp.
Cavalry, At camp.
Edward Hudson. company @, Seventh Masss.
chusetts volunteers, At camp.
Enos CrOwningshieid, company |, Seventy.
VIM. Humphrey, company I, Fifty.second
Pennsylvanta volunteers, at Eruptive Hospital.
Michael Mckay, company H, First regiment
Sickles' Brigade, in the city.
John Taft, Eighth Rhode Island Battery, at
Seminary Hospital.
Edwin Day. company G, First Bsrdan's
Sergeant George ". Wright, Second Distrio,
Of CoIumbis volunteers, at Eruptive Hospital.
Bernard Reilly, company l., Second United
George Carver. company. !, Thrty.sixth
Pennsylvania volunteers, at st. Elizabeth hos.
pital.
Jacob Kopp, company c, First New York Ar.
tillery, at camp.
J. A. Welch, company II. Seventeenth Now
York volunteers, vt Columbian College.
rhas. Slight, company d. One.hundred and.
fourth Pennsylvania volunteers, ut camp.
VIM. H. Leighton, company |, First Long
Island regiment, At camp.
Thomas Spence, company q, First Michigan
| volunteers, At camp.
J. d. Chandler, quartsrmastor Twenty. third
regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp.
Thomas J. Spaulding, company II, Eleventh
Maine volunteers, at camp.
Josiah W. Ellis, company K, Eleventh Mains
| volunteers. At camp.
Albert CrOnk, company A, Seventy SO vonth
New York volunteers, Al camp.
John ID. Cation, company f. Fifty sixth New
York volunteers, at camp.
Geo. Fox, company X, Twenty third Penn.
sylvania volunteers, at camp.
Jos. D. Ream, company B, Eighth Pennsylva.
mia Cavalry, at camp.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be fur
nished with all the information they desire id
relation TO the burial place Of their friends, &c
| by calling on J. W. Plant, Government under 4
taker, 4lS Seventh street, between g and H.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed al The Second Session of The Ihiriv
scUe,dh Congress.
TPuBLIC-.No. lO.1

tPUBLlC--No. 10.
AN ACT amending The provisions Of the second
section Of the act Of January twenty. fourth,
eighteen hundred and fifty enforcing
the attendance OF witnesses before commit.
tees Of either House Of Congress.
Be Il enacted by Me Senate and House of Rep.
resentatives Of Ue United States Of America IN
Congress- assembled, That the provisions of the
second section Of the act entitled d" An act more
enectually TO enforce the attendance ot wit.
nesees on the summons of either House Of Con-
gress, and TO compel them 10 discover testimo
n.y. approved January twenty-fOurth, eighteen
hlfpdred and fly seven, be amended, altered,
and>yepealcd, so as TO read az follows: That
the te0timony of witness examined and testi-
flying Before either house of Congress, or any
committee Of either House Of Congress, shall not
be used al evidence In any criminal proceeding
against such witness in any court of justice
Provided, hAloeuer, That no official paper or
record, produced by such witnesses on such ex.
animation, shsli be held or taken TO be in
cluded within Nthe privilege Of said evidence
o to protect Such witness from any criminal
proceeding as aforesaid and no witness shall
hereafter be allowed to refuse to testify to any
fact, or 10 produce any paper touching which
be shall be examined by either House Of Con
gress, or any committee of either Houss, for
the reason that bis testimony touching such
fact, or the production Of such paper, may tend
to disgrace him or otherwise render him infsm.
GUS +: Provided, That nothing In this act shall
be construed to exempt any witness from prose-
cution and punishment for perjury committed
by him in testifying as aforesaid.
Approved, January "a, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
1.-THE Golden Calf"

The celebrated poem of Rev. John Perpont
President Of the Washington Association Lee.
ture Course, which he has delivered for sew.
eral winters with such acceptance in the prom
inent cities Of the Union, WAS read at the
Smithsonian last night. The wit of the ven
erable poet, his sarcastic dealing with the fal-
stiles OF society, are always sharp and pun.
gent. In this poem the insane desire for gold
"a admirably presented. The closing parallel
of the sacrifice Of Molooh in the valley Of To.
phet and that of the maiden devoted by ambi.
tious parents TO an unworthy sacrifice At
the altar of Hymen, was very fine.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
Supreme Cours.

JANUARY n, ls82.-A commission appointing
Hon. Noah n. Swayne, OF Ohio, an associate
Justice of this court, having been read, and
the oath Of Office having boen taken BY him Ia
open court, he thereupOn took his seat on the
bench.
No. so. The United States, appellant, vs. WIN.
Knights administrator. Appeal from the dis
district Of Mr Juscs ors
delivered the opinion Of the court, reversing
the decree Of the said district court, and re.
manding the cause. with directions 10 dismiss
the petition Of the claimant. .,rt..
&o:, appellants, vs.. The bsrqus "Island CITY,
and cargo: Appeal from the circuit court Of
the United States for the district Of Msssschu.
sets. Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opinion
Of the court, affirming the decree Of the said
Nos. 2I and Is. Robert b. siiilman, complain.
ant, vs.. the Hudson River Bridge Company at
Albany; and Fred. W. Coleman, complainant,
vs. the Hudson River Bridge Company at Alba
tween the Judges Of the circuit court Of the
United States for the northern district of New
York. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opin.
ion Of the court, Diminishing these causes, and
remandipg the same, for further proceedings
to Be had therein, in conformity to the opinion
Nos. So and 80. Richard Gregg, plaintiff in
error, vs.. Edward p. lesson, and Richard
Gregg, plaintiff In error, W. VIM. P. Bryant.
EfrOrb 10 ln6 CIRCUIT court OF tn6 Unlt00 StNt08
for the northern district of Illinois. Mr.. Jus.
tice Nelson delivered the opinion Of the court,
reversing the Judgment Of the said circuit
court with costs, and remanding the causes,
with directions to award a venire faciss dc
pov0.
No. 81. Ferdinand N. Clark, appellant, vs..
VIM. b. Y. Haokett. Appeal from the circuit
court of the United States for the district Of
New Hampshire. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered
the opinion of the Court, Affirming the decree
of the said circuit court In this cause with
costs.
Nos. |, 2, and 8. Charles E. Miner, appellant,
vs. the New Jersey Railroad and Transpo portation
Company ct al; David Bigelow, appellant, vs.
the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Company; and Charles E. Miner, appellant, Va.
the Newark Plank Road and Ferry Company
ct al. Appeals from the circuit court OF the
United States for the district of New Jersey.
The deorees Of the circuit court in these causes
we're affirmed, with costs.
Nos. 80 and 81. The United States, plaintiff In
error, va. Lysander W. Babbitt, and the United
States, plaintiff in error, Va. Robert Coles.
These causes were argued by Mr.. Gillet and
Mr.. Stevens for the defendants In error, and
submitted on \ printed argument BY Mr.. Attor.
ney General Bates in behalf Of the plaintiffs in
error, and by Mr.. Reverdy johnson for the
defendants in error.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
r r A. o r s
Notice TO tho Public Generally.

Our i'm Is 10 bring within the means Of every
American . collection OF Portraits Of Prominen,
Characters belonging /, the prs,ent interesting r
epoch Of this great Republic Such collection oi
correct likenesscs will increase In value ~ year,
pass on. We datter ourselves that We have been
successful In portrsying the expressions true to life
In every case where good original .(peintng, da.
guerreotyps, photograph, etc. y was obtainsble.
Parties connected with the army or navy, who
wish to obtain or sell Portrait OF some particular
person. not In our list, have such made to order
at reasonable terms and short roice, guaranteeing
to them the exclusive sac
N.B.-All orders, accompanied by the money, viii
be promptly attended to- and forwarded to any camp,
oy mail free Of charge, from the Ofioe In Washing
ton, No. SO Seventh street. Jan lO-3w
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
(PUBLIC REsOLUTION-No. IL

IPUBIIC NESOLUTION-NO. ~
A RESOLUTION authorizing certain officers
of the navy to accept presents offered by the
Japanese Government.
Resolved by The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiues of he United &ates of America in Con-
qress assembled, That Captain W. W. Mexican
commander of the United States steam frigate
Niagara, and such Of the officers Of that vessel
during her late voyage to Japan, and other
officers of the navy as may yet remain In the
service Of The United States, be authorized to
accept the pretents recently transmitted to
this Government for presentation to them by
the Government Of Japan.
Approved, January rs, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auction .sr..
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of Q deed Of trust from Albert J. Webb
and wife to the undersigned, dated lath day of Az
gust 1854, and recorded in Liber j A s. No 81
folio 81 So and At the request Of the owner OF the
debt thereby secured, will offer Tor ssls, on FRI
DAY the 7th day Of Februiry next, nj O'Clock D.
N: at my rooms in the city Of washinstou, conner
Of Seventh and d streets, all the rights estate IL
terest and claim Of the said Albert J. Webb and
wife of, in and to Lots numbered one, two, ,w,niy
three twenty -four, and all that part OF Lot mum,
bered twenty.t which remains after dcduciing SO
much thereof as was conveyed by LephaIiah + ar
rell, deoeased, to James Anderson, by deed dated
sth september, 1915, recorded In LibSr "a page 81:
In squire seven huI dred and eighty according 60
the plan Of the said City OF Washington fhia
property i At the corner Of Fourth street east ana
street north
Terms Of sale are cash, and on failure OF the ppr-
chaser to comply within two days, the trustee re
serves the right 10 resell the property at his risk
after i've days notice thereof In come public uews
paper Of the City of Washington.
The title is believed to be indisputable Convey.
ancing At the cost Of the purchsser.
ANDREW WYLIB,
Trusree.
GREEN wILLIAmS,
jan 2s-eodSds Auctioueers,
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
Central Guardhouss.

before Justice CtarE.-MalcOm Morrison
d unk; fined $2.s4. Calvin Beckwith, suspi
cious circumstances; for hearing. T. Ganvary
disorderly; dismissed. J. Oliver and Emile
Lemalle, do; do. John Shuster and Louisa
Frank, fagrsnte delictu; fined each 1894. Jas
Yaulk, assaulting his wife; security for peace
Felix Snyder, larceny; jail. Thomas Monear,
do; do. James Kan, sleeping in the market
Erahy, do, and W. II. Ellard, dsserter; turned
over to the military.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
An Important Notice,

An order has been issued from the Office Of
the Provost Marshal here. requiring, hereafter,
all persons passing by stage or private convey.
anCe over the roads between the District and
Port Tobacco or Leonardtown, Maryland, and
the vicinity of those villages, TO procure passes
here, If going thither, or from tho headquarters
of General Hooker's division, If coming this
way; the said roads now being in military pos.
sesaiOn.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
Temperance Meeting.

The temperance meeting held vt the hall OF
Good Samaritan Division, on u street, last
night, was u success. An appreGiativs audi
ence listened with pleased attention to interest
ing addresses by l.ey. Chaplain Crane, Of tho
New York Twenty third regiment; Hon. ID. p.
age, and others. An announcement was made
OF similar meeting to be held on the second
Tuesday in February. Surely, amid the uni.
versal tide of liquor In this city, such a move.
ment as this ought to have the active sympathy
of our citizens.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
DROF. ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI,
PIANIST AND COMPOSER,

By general request, will open sclsss for the Piano
and singing, by his new and siu4plifed method. In
this way, opportunity will be extended TO eli who
desire 4 acquire knowledge Of Vo,al-and Instru.
mental Musio on the most liberal terms. AL those
who desire to lvin this course will apply at once at
his resdence No. 3O3 Sixth street. between street
and New York avenue.
Hours of reception, between and u m, on Tues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
ian 22-lm tIntelligenoer and Starl
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
oireust Court.

Two or three oases were tried yesterday
morning, after which the court adjourned until
to day.
One Of their decisions y yesterday, was to the
eheot that livery stable Keepers have no lien
upon horse for hts Ivory.
Another: that parties only nominally on the
record can be used ~ witnesses. This latter
point will be argued before \ full bench.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
ID DITTENHOUsE, FANT, q co.,
N BANKERS,

352 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Issue DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States, In
sums to suit Ofhcers and Soldiers.
Also, Drafts on London, ireland, Scotland, Wales,
and ali portions of the continent ofiEurope.
Highest Price Paid in Gold for United
States Treasury Notes Of the different Issues, and
Northern currency.
Exchange on the principal cities North, payable
10 goId OF currency, sold to suit purchasers.
RITTENHOUSE, FAINT 4 CO., Bankers,
No $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Near Browns Hotel.
Gold and Uncurrent Money Purch . sed,
Specie, and United States Currency. Accounts
opened for depositors.
RITTENHOUSE, FAINT h CO., Bankers,
No. 362 Pennsylvania avenue,
jan 4-lm. Near Browns Hotel.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
RY J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionssr,,

RY J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auc ctionssrs,
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEvEv OC7A w PIANO
FORTE, FURNITURE, AND HOtSEHOLO
EFFEC7S.
On THURSDAY MORNING, January 80, at ten
O'Clock. at the residence Of Mrs. Greeuhow on SIx
teenth street, between and streets, we shall yel
the furniture and effects, comprising
Very superior Rosewood Seven Octave Pianoforte
Suite Of Rosewood Green Plush covered Parlor FUR.
niture, comprising three Sofas, two arm and six
Rosewood marble top Tables, Corner stand,
Large French plate Mantsl MirrorS
Fancy Corner Stand, Work Table,
Brussels and 8-ply Carpets, Oilcloth,
Oak Ezltepsion Table and Chairs.
HandEoms French China Dinner Set,
Cut and engraved Glassware,
Walters, Silver. plated Tea Sets,
Csstors, Spoons, and Forks,
Cloth covered Writing Table, Lounge.
Two enameled Cottage Sets,
Walnut Bedsteads, waTdrobes,
Bureaus and Wash stands,
Hair and husk b actresses,
Bolsters and Pillows
Refngerators, Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils, &c,
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE a CO.,
jan I'D Aucdoneefs,
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
An Escaped Prisoner.

Asplendid specimen sftbe bald oagle species
which had probably escaped from its place OF
confinement, yesterday afternoon perched its
self on the top Of MAYORS stable, on the corner
of Thirteen. and half and D streets, and at.
tractsd much attention from passers along the
avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
EXTRACT OF BUOHUI

uELkD0LD'D EXTRACT OF BUCHUi
For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel
Dropsy, TO-, nc.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu for Secret and
Delicate Diseases
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Nervous and
Debilitated sufferers
HELMBOLD'S Extract OF Buchu for Los Of
Memory, Los Of Power, Dimness Of Vision, Dim
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
i.assitude Of the muscular system.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu for all dis
treasing ailmsnts-O -Obstruotions, Irregularities Elk
In married life, or early indscretions, 80 ana
all diseases Of the sexual organs whether existing
have originated, and no matter of how long stand.
Ing.
HELMBOLDB Extract Of Buohu Is pleasant 10
It's taste and odor, and immediate In action.
Prioe o. per bottle, or sxbottles for S5 delivered
10 any address.
Depot. iOl South Tenth Street, Philsdelphis.
dec 7-3m
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
LOCAL NEWS. 5,
20 Advertisers.

Nearly 10 thousand. copies Of the Rspso'
lsoa~ are circulated among the floating popuia-
ton every day, besides thslargs number served
to regular sabsoriss?. Advertisers will take
note aooordingiy. .. . E.. H..
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
ln6e Re- bber Goods,

lndle Rub bber Goods.
Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers, 81 rs each.
esch.
India Rubber Goats, white and black, $3.50 each
lnd,a Rubber Leggins, u per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-including Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber Shoppers for Bottles, Door
nab, Undersheeting for Beds In siokness, &C. &c ai
msnufacturers' prices, at h. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Oe Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 19-n Bet Ninth and Tenth ats
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
Arrested for Robbing = Soldier.

Felix Snyder and Thomas Monear, two young
bOotblacks, were arrested early yesterday
morning for robbing drunken soldier, who WAS
lying in the market house, of $50. They were
searched by the officers, and 4 twenty dollar
Treasury note was found upon the person OF
Snyder. Both were committed to jail.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
A Foundlsue.

A white male child was found on a door stem
in Frederick street, Georgetown. on Monday
night, and taken In charge BY Patrolma,
Brown. The Star reporter goes into q nice
calculation Of its age at the moment Of ia
deposit upon the stone steps, from what data
We are utterly at . loss to imagine, and de.
clared the little stranger probably three
hours DID,"
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
The Indian Herb Doctor .

The Iadian Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tel, his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any In.
formation from them.
No Charys for Consultation or Adric.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms - have NO strife
With Nature or the Laws of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stsin
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete
A simple Herb, . simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee
WcshintoU Bulding, Pennd dcenwe, about fre minmes
todk from Broun's Hotel.
No charge for Consultation. jan1l-3m
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

Tho London Times says rumor fixes Eng
lands expenses, owing to the late difficulty, at
two million pounds; but the Times expects,
when all the bills are in, 1t will be double that
sum, and that the money has not been thrown
away.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
January 10, 1869.
NO. SIT SEVENTH STREET.

The undersigned have thi, day formed copart.
nership, under the name Of SwEEsr HurcK, for
the purpose Of conducting Exchange, Collection,
Land Warrant, and General Banking Business.
By prompt and Althful attention to business We
hope to merit the confidence and support OF the
public. II. b. SWEENY,
janl6-eo2W LEONARD HUYCK.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

E>URNlSHED ROOMS, and . few weekly
Il boarders can be accommodated at No. 2s9 q
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
at moderate priceG
jan 23-6ts