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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

THERn are two things which, we fancy, will
cure the North Of Abolitionism, both Of which
are fruits OF abolitIonlsm. The irst is the en-
ormous taxes which Congress ia preparing fol
Us, and the second Is the food Of negro lmmi-
grafton which will soon pour upon Us.
High as the taxes will be to maintain the cost
of the war, they will have to be augmented to
maintain the cost Of the negroes, who will al
the came time fill our prisons. poor-houses and
hospitals, and cheaper and degrade the labor
which has hitherto been profitable and hOnora-
bic to white men.
In little while nothing will be SO abomina-
BILE and odious in the sight Of the masses OF the
northern people as abolitionism.--C Chicago Tines.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10
Dem aeraey Al sandlaslsy.

The Democracy Of saudusky City, on Mon
dAt, elected ,heirTfeAsurer by one hundred and
eleven majority. and three out Of FIVE Council
meu. q we'll a. TWO Of the Assessors That Il
doing ssry we'll for sandusky and Is only be-
ginning Of what will follow hereafter.
The Register regrsts the defeat of its candi'
date fos City Treasurer, as 1. had confidently
anticlpated bis electlonl Il will have occasion
ogive expression to many more regrets of q
like character In future.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10
Commsndable.

20 The following physicians and Surgeons, who
are members Of the Legislature, promptly vol
nntsered yesterday to go to Pittsburg Landing
20 aid in attending and taking care of the sicl
aud wounded volunteers, now at that points
Doctors coATEs and o'CONNoR, Of the senatei
and Doctors Fee tOf BfoWD), REAMr and LrMEN,
Of the House.
oshers may have gone also. We. however,
did not notice that any others asked aud obtain
ed leave Of absence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10
viee.Prosident Hamiin,s Frollc

Fortress Monroe Correspondence OF the Baltimore
American.
The appearance here on Sunday and yester-
day of Vics-Pfesidsnt Hamlip, with party Of
ladies' from Washington, on general ftolic
with band of music, etc., has not raised the
distinguished gentleman In military or naval
estimation. With such serious surroundings
and stern realities as we have here, theappear.
thoughtless, giddy girls, is immensely condemn.
ed, especially at q time when the wives of ofi.
GERS are strictly prohibited from paying them a
flying visit. They left on their return to
Washington yesterday, much 10 the gratiRoa-
ton Of all WHO have q proper appreciation OF
the appropriateness Of things and events.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10
, 0losious wemocraiIc Victory In
Wooster.

Tho folloWing telegram ought to have reach
ed us In time for yesterdays Ststesmnn; but for
sono reason or other 10 did not. Il gives ua
the gratifying intelligence that the gallant and
noble Democracy of Wooster have redeemed
that city Indications Of the great reaction
that is going on all over the country, are now
sesn wherever elections are taking place:
- - WoosrER, April 8, 1862
EnIToas STATESMAN: We have achieved {
glorious victory In Wooster. redeeming the city
and electing GEoR0E Rex Mayor. This is al
immense revolution. Everything is Democrat
10. Weoyercame one hundred Fusion MAORI
y, and elected our township ticket by forty.
/, $50 ec1as5 MARCHAND & GIVEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

ANsoN SrAoER, nov Colonel In the volun
teer service, has been appointed Superiutend-
ent OF Telegraph lines; and R, S. SANFORD
having likewise the rank Of Colonel, is assigned
to special duty in the War Department az Mill.
tsry Supervisor of Telegraphic Dispatches
The Secretary Of War orders that they be re
spected and obeyed accordingly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

The election returns from every quarter re-
veal that the Democratic party is in course o.
reorganization. And Il is in course of reor
ganizasion in the right way. Let the people
vote 1t into the majority and then It will bt
sufficiently organized There are always lead
srs enough In every party; but It 10 votes that
tell. Les every Democrat make himself mis-.
sionary after another vote, and the country will
coon feel the benefits of the reorganization OF O
constitutional, law-abiding and Collaborating
party y.-Chieago Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

PEMoDIcALs.--R. Kennedy, periodical dealer
on State street, has received the following
among other magazines and periodicals: The
Continental Monthly for April; Ballou's Dol
lar Magazine for Aprili Yankee Notions for
May; Budget of Fun for Aptll, and Vanity Fair
for April l2.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10
FINAL AccouNTs.

John Latta, Guardian Of George Wingert,
45 cents; James M. Westwater, Executor Of
e. Welbel, S426 ~; Thomas Roberts, Exeout-
Or Of John Funston. 84l0 rs; George w. Free
Guardian Of A. J. Free, no balance; James
z. Roston, Executor Of Isaac H. Roston, ST..
065 4OH due Executor as legatee; Lewis Bor-
ror, Guardian OF Josephus horror, SlS 81 due
Guardian; Same as Guardian of Matilda A
and Olive Borror, $40 721s due Guardian from
Matilda, and S43 091< due same from Olive
S4,6l6 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

GENERAL MoCLELLAN's immediate command
by the change in the Virginia Departments an
nounced by the Secretary of War on the 5th
inst, now covers the peninsula between the
James and York rivers. He retains command
Of three Of the first corps d'armee lately be.
longing to the army Of the Potomac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

GT Thompson. at tho PoStofice, has for sale
the "Catholic Principles of Civil Government
"a lecture by Rev, James Keogh, D. D., Of
Pittsburg, Pa. II is a pamphlet we'll worth
buying and reading.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

LII D. RussELI, the London Tines CORES
pondent, If he carried out HE alleged arrange
ments, called from New York yesterday, in th'
steamship China.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

w. B. Brooks, Guardian Of Chnrles Cowles,
S6,4o2 same, 90 Guardian Of Elizabeth J.
cowles, S0.760.ls.
PoURrH ACCOUNT ~
franklin Poatls, Executor Of Robert Golliday,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10
Probate Court.

Items of business transacted in the Probate
Court of franklin county, Judge Albery, during
the week ending Wednesday, April 3, 1862:
There WeIe seventeen marriage Licenses 10
sued during the week. The matrimonial mark
ct has been quite active in this county during
the past two or three weeks.
T. w. Howe, Guardian Of Clarissa D. Harris
fled bis FINAL account.
The following persons, natives OF the coun-
tries named, received their final certificates oi
naturalization James Booth, England Adam
Burgott, Bavaria Lawrence Zeitler, do; Adam
Kirschner, Cour- Hesse Christian Weaber,
Wirtemberg Thomas B. Whitley, England ; and
John Holzsr, Baden. tn
The following wills we're admitted to Probate;
The will Of Margaret Rees, late OF Columbus,
deceased, and the will Of James Simpson, late
q convict in the Ohio Penitentiary, deceased.
Alonzo Robinson, of Licking county, a minor
under eighteen years of age, and q volunteer at
beas corpus. EIL
William Howard was appointed Guardian Of
John Reynolds. 91 af1lJh1
John NJ. Pugh was appointed Adminiatrator
de bonis non, with the will annexed, of Jacob
Ruse; and John Wright was appointed Admin
is,rator, 10 the same capacity, Of Elizabeth Fra
ger,
JURY FoR THE MAY TERN.
The following are the Jurors drawn for the
next Criminal Term OF the Probate Court:
Edward Hall, ColnnlbusI Abraham StotIs,
do; Isaac Dalton, Montgomery tp.; W. H. Har-
rison, do; Samuel Neiswender, Jefferson tp.;
Abram .Blovett, do; John Daily, Plain tp.;
Abraham Wagner, do; w. w. Warner, Perry;
FIavel Tuller, Sharon; T. J. Adams, Jackson;
W. l. Miner, franklin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10
rIHar AcoouNTs.

c. w. Hunter, Guardian Of John W. Hunter
e2,3 ,3O8 "a; John Havens, Guardian of Marion
A. and Rose A. BEEN, 50. .06; james M. Paxton
Guardian Of Cornelius B, George w. and Jose
phine A. Ortman, &c. .65 due Guardian.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

BoARDlNa. Two rooms nicely turniahed can
be had at No, 1888. East Town strses. Carriage
house and stable for rent on the same lot.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

OFFICIAL Abstract Of the CITY and
Township Election, held Monday,
April u 1899. IN Fl {3 T-'@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10
JURY FoR THE MAY TERN.
SETTLEMENT or AccouNrs

The following accounts have been settled b.
the Court. The sums named are the balances
10 the hands of Administrators, Executors Of
Guardians, when not otherwise stated:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10
SECOND AccoUKrs.

Samuel H. Kidd, Administrator, with the will
annexed, Of John Kidd, ell.40; G. z. Burr,
Guardian Of D. W. skinner, no balance. ~
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. ii, 1852
The report Of tho Quarantine Commissioners was pre-
sented It recommends that only yellow fever, ship
fever the smallpox and the cholera shall be classed for
quarantne that II shall be made the duty Of the Health
Officer to send the yellow fever patients to the Floating
Hospital, ship fever patients to Wards Island and small
pox patients Backwels Island that the expenses Of
treating the quarantine diseases shall be collected from
the and consignecs OF vessels and other
sources that anchorage shall be selected and main
tanned in tho lower bay during the Quarantine season.
that shall be provided to defray the necessary
quarantine expenses that the medical charge Of tho
Floating Hospital shall be given the Health Officer The
their services personal expenses since January 1851
The cost Of supporting the Floating Hospital is betrayed
by the Commissioners Of Emgration but the falling of in
their revenues renders an appropriation by the Legsa
ture necessary.
Tho Governor endorses the action of the Commission
but, the object Of their creation has been
pshed he recommends repeal OF the law under which
they appointed and the transfer of their duties to
the Commissioners OF Emigration.
The consideration of the resolutions relating to the nan
cial policy OF the government was resumed.
Mr. LEvERIDGE spoke against the resolutions Of the Com
mee and Messrs. DEWEY and WHEELERin favor Of them
"A vote taken Mr. Tracey's substitute, and the
Assembly refused to adopt it, by 80 TO 62.
Several verbal amendments made to the resolu-
tions of the Committee Of Ways and Means motion Of
Mr. Steson Of which altered the substance Of the
resolutions which then adopted. Ayes 20 nays 49,
Adjourned till half past four.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Great Battle at Mill Spring, Ky.-The Cap
turs of Cedar Keys, Fla.-Map Showing the
Importance of the Position-Interesting from
the Burnside xpedition-Important from the
South-Changes in the Rebel Army-The Latest
News from Europe-The Great Chicken Con-
troversy in Troy, &c., &C.. &c.
The mail steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will
leave this port at noon to-day for Aspnwal.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close this Saturday. morning at ten O'Clock.
The New YORK HERALD-Edition for the Pachc-wlll
be published this morning, at eight O'Clock. In
its columns will be gven-An Account of the Capture by
the Union Forces of Cedar Keys Fa accompanied with
Map illustrating the importance of the position;
Thrilling Account of the Battle Brilliant Union
Victory at Mill Spring, KY The Latest Intelligence re-
ceived from the Burnside Expedition The Latest De-
spaches from the Union Army the Potomac, and in all
sections OF the country Interesting News from the South
States showing important changes in the Rebel Army
full report Of the great Fight between Main of Twenty
six Cocks in Troy backed by the Clancy of that place
and Albany and success of the Troyes The Reception
of the News Of the Surrender Of Mason and Slde in
Europe and great change in the OF public opinion
with great doal of other interesting reading
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mailing six cents
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


ALBANY, jan. 81, 1862.
FAvoRAmy.
Making a appropriation to support the government
for the fiscal year.
Authorizing Canal Board to reduce the expenses
printing.
Amending the act to lay out the northern portion of
New York city.
Amending tho Brooklyn and Newtown Railroad act
For the better regulation of the remen Of Brooklyn.
Relating trials and offences committed against Joint
stock companies.
Mr. RoBERoN noticed bill for the better protection Of
gas consumers in the State.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. SrH-In relation to Acknowledgements Of proof
of deeds, &C., executed out Of the United States.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the construction of q
railroad in Kings and Queenscounties.
BY Mr.. R0RERTsoN-For the better security Of human
life In the Metropolitan Police district
The resolution to instruct Senators Harris and King
for the expulsion Of Jesse D. Bright from the United
States Senate was taken up.
The debate on the subject carried on warmly,
amidst densey crowded chamber.
Much feeling and excitement were manifested.
The probability seems to be that the resolution will be
defeated.
Mr.. TRUMAN offered the following substitute for the
resolution
Whereas Senator Bright openly himself author
Of the letter directed to Ellis Excelency Jefferson Davis
having improved rearm for SALE thereby
ing his completely with traitors therefore
The oona If the e ssSas e state s % S1
Jesse D. Bright traitor and ought be removed from his
seat in the Senate of the United States.
Messrs; Murphy, Pruyn, Robertson and others spoke
Tho hour OF adjournment arrived before a vote was
taken upon it.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
The Navy.

We Inadvertently omitted to state in our account
tho launch OF the Ericsson Battery yesterday that
Commander John s. worden and Lieutenant s. L. Green
United states Navy have been ordered to her. and
both on her deck yesterday when she launched.
Commander worden Is the Lieutenant Wordcn whom
Bragg arrested at Pensacola May last and who lnger
cd the county Jail Of Montgomery, Ala during so
many months lie will have fine opportunity now to
repay the rebels for all they caused him to suffer- and
we have not the slightest doubt that he will exert his
utmost energies make tho of the battery word
of terror through all rebeldom.
Lieutenant Green Is the Of Colonel Green, OF this
city, and Is recent graduate OF the Naval Academy,
Having entered the navy in 1885, Ho has therefore, ali
the advantages Of the latest teachings of that institution
upon naval gunncry, which will be Of tho greatest i'm.
portancc to him when commanding ho will in action
,tho "turret division"
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.
The United states steam transport Josephine sailed
Thursday evening for Locust Point, with full cargo Of
subsistence stores and pontoon wagons.
The United States steam transport Patapsco, laden
with provisions the above port sailed last evening
She also forty gun carriages ponoon wagons and
ammunition.
The United States steam transport Atlantic, lying nj
the of North Is coalng and TAX
provisions Port Royal She will also carry troops
and horses and will probably sail to-day.
The steamer NJ. Sanford, which arrived yesterday
morning from Philadelphia, brought on freight large
quantity OF shells which were taketo Governors Island
The Weather on the Newfoundl In nd Goa 81.
ST. JoHNs, N. F., Jan. 81 1852.
No water can bo from here--nothng but ice; and
from Capo Race station II is nearly the same
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Married.

Observation-Disclosures Christmas eve, by the Rev.
Joseph McElroy, JOHN BRoDE, Of Bloomingiale ~ Y,
JANET MCMILLAN, late Of Richmond, Va.
CHANrrIN-SrEyoER.--In Westbrook Conn.,, on Tuesday,
January 2S tho Congregational church, by the Rev
s. A. Loper assisted by the Rev. j. A. Gallup, CHARLES c.
CHAMpIN, OF Essex Conn, and ALICE Al only daughter Of
Capt. A. q. Spencer, of the former place
CoLE-BowDES.-on Wednesday, January %, by the
Rev Henry +. Montgomery, ALBERT CoIE to MARY Eliza
BETH, daughter of W. II. Bowden, Esq all OF this city.
KIDD-JoHNsoN.-On Wednesday, January 20, at tho
Hastings THOMAS A. KIDD to Miss LOUISE JOHNSON all Of
this city.
MCCAFrERrY-DRrsCoLL.-0 Tuesday, January 2s, by
the Rev Father Mcclure, Mr. JOHN McCAFfEarY to Miss
ELIZA DRsCoIL.
PLAss-DESNY.-On Thursday, January 20, by the Rev.
Mr. Ganse Of the Dutch Reformed church, Twentythrd
street Capt GARwooD PAss Of the Fourteenth regiment,
N Y. s. NJ, to Miss MARY LOUISA DENNY Of New York.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

RAYMOND's New LoBBY.--When will the
special committee of the Assembly be ready
to report upon Speaker Raymonds plan of or
ganizing the lobby? Every one is anxious to
know who is to be the lobby Chief and whether
Speaker Raymond really intends to manage the
affair alone and pocket all the profits. Give us
q speedy report
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

cessity of great military road between the
commercial and political capitals Of the coun-
try. That is vital necessity which must sooner
or later be provided for
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Movements OF General Scott.

Our reporter yesterday visited the United States steam
sloopof.war Richmond at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
where she is undergoing all necessary repairs The in
terror arrangements Of the vessel being perfected
with great The after cabin is in state Of ad-
vsnccd repair and wormen engaged with great
and taste in fitting 1t in the most elegant manner pos
sbe We learn that this cabin is to be occupied by the
veteran General Scott her next trip from this port IL
is the intention Of the General to spend the remainder Of
the winter the spring and tho earlier months Of
in tho gentle climate of Key wcst which will doubtless
operate very benencally his health. He will be
companicd by few of mis- most intimate friends and his
surgeon.
Captain Alden has been appointed to the command Of
the Richmond and will do everything in his power to
render the Generals trip pleasant and comfortable.
The Richmond is extending hor topgalant forecastle
some feet for the purpose Of carrying in addition
to her present armament ono red gun OF heavy calbre
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

MISCELLANEOUS.
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Above ALL II is the simples. easily understood of
any military work.
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A III MY OvERCOATS AND CAPE CLOAKS TO BE
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The New York herald., 1862-02-01

ST. JOHNS, N. r.. jan 81 1852.
Tho steamship Calcutta with troops, from England,
put In the Bay Of Bulls last night short OF COAL and
with loss Of spars and boats The Calcutta will come
here for coal as soon as the Ice clears away
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
the REBEL POSITION IN KENTUCKY.

Interesting Intelligence from Central Ken
tucky-Map Of the Location of the Rebels in
and Around Bowling Green-Important Naval
Operations at the South-Movements Of the
Burnside Expedition Russelps Reply to
Secretary Seward, &c., &C., &C.
An interesting letter from correspondent Munfords-
vile, KY, describing the situation of affairs in Central
Kentucky, Illustrated with Map showing the Position Of
the Rebels in and around Bowling Green tho strategic
importance of the place, will be found in the WEEKLY
HERALD for the present week ready this morning at
o'clock. It will also contain account of the Naval
by which they have cut of communication between that
city and Fort Pulaski The Latest News of the Movements
Of the Burnside Expedition in North Carolina; Further
Particulars Of the Battle at Mill Spring, KY Interesting
Dispatches from Washington City, and record of all
War Movements during the week Interesting Intelligence
from Europe, containing tho satisfactory reply Of
Earl Russell to the Letter OF Secretary Seward. and
articles from the British journals reference to the
Element of the Trent affair, and large amount Of other
matter.
Terms-Three dollars per year. Single copies in wrap
pers, six cents.
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The New York herald., 1862-02-01

BROOKLYN ACADEMY MusIc.-'' Martha' will bc given
at this house tonight, with Miss Kellogg In the role Of
Henrietta The critics concur in speaking of her per-
formancc of the part surprising in artistic merit
her Traviata in which she mads great hit
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
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from every injurious property and Ingredient but OF tho
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WHAT RON QUICK sAYsn
orfrf oIf 7 SLAVE or THE HOUSE, by Ada Clare
"NAzARETH," a beautiful poem, by nEuuln
THE WosLp sLG ,1F OF uNREAsoN; OR, LIFE IN THE
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personal GOSSIP" being ehatty paragraphs about
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The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Barry's Trfcopherous is the Best and
chonpest article for dressing besutfng, curling cleaning
preserving restoring the hair. Ladies. try H. Sold by
NIL duIiuui
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Arrival of More British Troops.

ffAIIFNNf Jun. IoUzs
The Parana sailed nj six O'Clock tonight for Liverpool
direct. The Adriatic will not sail for week.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Rcstorcr
and Worlds Hair Dressing excel all other preparations for
The hair Depot 10B Greenwich street.