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, 1862-02-12
rATARRHi CATARRHll
~ CATARRHlI1
aR gEELYEs LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY,

1R EEELTE'& LIQUID CATAR6H REMk kUXs
WARRANTED to he sure cure ;or
<ATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
o,r Hv-snKHp THOUSAND persons die vearly in taia
country Of Consumption Every physician knows th8t
viii fully tWthiE.is Of this number the disease arst
cor4z2cnGrG asa
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
The step being to the throat and bronchial tubes
u esSie5 to cure Ca,arh than Consumption and py
-rr1nE tie Zt pTcIcu: the latter Persons should
1n.e-riane thAt the better way 70 cure ConEnnptco
iii symptoms Of Cassr.n ~ thsy generally arpeaT
kre n Grts very slight. fcrHoEe ind they hive cold
and nnd t:a es have frequent atsssks and a1G 3a aoe @
tton tire Iay be d.y. or slight discharge TIM
Cad ac..c s:1trwa-.s hecon,lu thick and adhestye.
e1,ssed e. ue @ Il sastits and ehansed il an 1hey a5s
NV thca ard hcar ard are either got I'D of by blow
nc the nc else they fall INTO the tArost and are
svked q enpenrd od ThS seSsona aEe oac5siSe
eyes a.e weak: the sense Of smell Is lesenad Or dc
s;-oyed: deafness frequently takes place Another
cri1non RId Important symptom of Catatrh IT, ths1
II thicI Of sy cacous Witch has fallen down from
Tie bead during The hight When this takes Place ne
nersoc .as Its disease Ia its way to fhe
above 4zr tue s, ,mptoms Of C41arrn they appear
Is tie sid .! the LIQUID CATAERH REMEnH, n
e ss'o1's ean Is suieky ana a tne eme
{. 70 axstTt vi who disposed TO tGst y! W. s4u u
cu.!rE C:.'arr, that # after the tEai o. .as @
Il: one rnca TO he1es is received 1ae anoons pa'o
Ice q ,jn Catarh Remedy T. 90 sufnccnt for USE
ere mou.; v.t ;u1i std c.cs1 directions.
Qdace. Z9e Lake. Corner Of Weils-~s'
Aa,.,.. Dr. D. H SEEL1E,
ce1MSs:n rest Once Box :s55. Chicago. IL
, 1862-02-12
Chicago. JaE.ary 2S:i, 1s62 ja.lkbst ii
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY

~ OF COOK. ss-sup:r:or cerrt If cnIcsgo, -
fern, :Ssa Jer:thbn H. Lyman rs Jonn A.!fance,
A;tI:s:t RI t.. n1n rssdcsis d ju1;n Adriarce L.
l.assat sesc na5c,! sv';s bet t:;i il lie olc y
Is hereby gI.u 10 tie said John tadT:ancc tha. The
i:st E:'! Ms hill u conrialnE tu said Court.
ca t;!:JS SITE thereof, III: I'D tIy ol IAuu
arg. .' aa.! ri. summons .tereupon Issaea oi
said ti;Ert against said defendant, rctulnaac On the
q1lIrcti-
Nav, uE.,ss ypa. the sail ,1o.n !alriancc. sha per-
sonalJ} Et ;i1 arit- before ssit Superior Court "
Chcag ci Goes coaa,y, OH ~ tlss. ay oi the next
Gu the nrs1 Monday of April. lsSz a plead,
dc.ncr to tic sid corl o!anaE!e hn Of complaint,
tie same. aud tlle matters and things Cerein charged
and st:trsl will he t:ktn confessed, ami decree
entered against you aecording to the Of said
bill. TAt,1IAS 3 GARTER Clerk
G4LLEE& 4 H1IC1coeK- CoMprts' SoErs- ta2t E5kI-4w
, 1862-02-12
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
One Of the best Business Lots On CI.Nk Street.

STATE OF H11So1s, CooK CoCxT-ss
CIEcCTc CcCsr or CooK CouSr1.}
IL ChaacesT.
Florence AIahory ys- Rebecca A. Mallony, ct. al
Public Eot:ce B hereby given that l. L. C. Paine
Commissioner arpotea N the above entitled cause.
naae sale of ShS lea! Eatatc hereinafter described
vi. sn J., WEDNESDAY: s february 1?sh. 1s6s as 10
ton 70 the highest bidder: Y 1he north 'looE of thc
sago upon terms Of one.!.Af sasl aud TIE oalasce
the Gate Of ss sH1e respectively with Interest 1T ten
ef land Part cl Iot i've g. in Block thirty ekht 1881,
shwIt; Commencing on Clark stretI a. point In the
west corner thc:eof. tLent: =ou!h on C1aEk street
,ofth line of said iti, eighty t} fcc thence north
lint parallel with 1e north f1c Of ei lot eighty
tsu1 tett, to The Place Of ErGiaaing. Uron GOA
f.NlattI, 1T tile sale, aforesaid to BE- male Of
said premises. Deed Will he csls:used y the nMIar
1e purchaser, Wit Will DC required to
cite for thu deferred pa; 1ten.s with Decd Of
Trust IL 'c executed By the purchaser, said Laid
to secure the SANE For Information ~ to The tile To-
AHt: condition Of fe property, reference II male to
Iny1le, Miller Il Lcw3a, Solicitors Conp1atnlur IN
shove entitled cAN.e- L. C. pA1NE FtsEEE.
1fasteF IL GhiEcery .. ConE County.
Ant Special Cou:.l $sf0Err.
Ehrarn .{ay1arv 1sE5 ?HGlSttt Il
, 1862-02-12
@teat11 E3pe GGaprkS.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
IN WORKE, W1.'YEHsusY. Isl sorth f!7ert $500
eswesa =, hnsoa ~ 91 y aqe a Monroe CHICAGO Dyer snd
Straw Hats and Bonnet Dyeing. BleacbIng rnd Feao
ing. Store aud Country work solicited. All oraer.
Boz 9R2 nS,1 49, 49,
, 1862-02-12

ESTATE OF W1I. T. BARRON,
~ NDTICE-Psymc1t Of all monies now Que the
estate Of the late Hon ". T. Bafton, must be nlaEe
without delay to at the Office OF John Mattoc Jz,
Telegraph Building" Chicago.
jalSkEG.w WILLIAM BARRON, Executor. &c.
, 1862-02-12

Mr. Vandcyecr, from Committee on Railroad
corporations, made q report which was unani-
mol,sly concurred in. 1t is us follows:
The general assembly Of this State shall
have no power 10 release, suspend, modify,
alter, remit, or in any way impair the obliwa-
tion OF tic Illinois Central Railroad Company
to pay into the State Treasury all sums Of
money secured to the State by tho charter Of
said company, approved Feb. 10, 1851, as to
rclcasc, suspend, modify, alter, remit, or in
any nlal.ncr Impair any Other right or lien ST.
cured TO the State bY said charter.
, 1862-02-12

The Manning House, in this city, was rob-
bed last night Two hundred dollars was sto-
len from the safe, which was opened by the
key belonging to it, and which was taken from
under the clerks pillow in his room. TIC
clerk is young lad OF Is or II. He left his
room to sec what the time was, as he says, and
was absent three-quarters Of an hour It is
thought that a confidence game was played
upon him, in whizh "lady" and her para.
mour figured. One hundred aud twenty five
dollars Of the money was in specie, tho re-
ma1nder in bills.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

Delay nos = moment 4 l. warranted - lse sstl1ss.
ton. II viii cure any disease q the Kidney. Won
O. Bladder. Painting. Obstrctet Nsnsiru st.oo, p
Ing - The Womb, Barrennrss. airy dsesses arisin
from Chrorc 80 Nervoas DEBILITY. u i 81 infsllfti
remedy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
Delaware FOR Freedom.

A bill is to be introduced into the Legisla-
ture OF Delaware to abolish slavery in that
State. BY this bin il is provided that all
slaves over thirty-hve years Of age shall be
freed within ninety days after il becomes
law; IL under thirty-fye shall become tree
ON reaching that age; all males born after
the bill becomes 4 law are 10 be slaves till
they are twenty lone. and females ill they
are eighteen; and all slavery is to cease alter
January let, 1872. These provisions are
made conditional upon this, that Congress
will, at its present session, engage TO pay 10
the State OF Delaware, in bonds Of tho Uni
ted States. bearing interest az the rate Ct six
per ccntum per annuu. the sum Of $500 .OoO,
Ia ten annual installments, $50. 900 to be
PAYABLE on some day beiere the first day of
September, 1862, to establish fund for Sc
curing full and isir compensation to the own
ers Of slaves who shall have been Invested OF
their property By force of the act in quea
ton"
Delaware has. according to the census oil
1860. Ell hteen hundred and five slaves, and
the sum asked OF Congress tor their gradua
emancipation amounts 10 five hundred dol
lars head, which is fair price. The VII
mington Republican says that many OF the
largest shareholders are in favor of this bill
and that many OF the shareholders woult
gladly exchange their slaves for money
which they could use in payment for tbei
lands and contemplated Improvements. ~
Y. Post.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
Military.

Mttttotts
Adjusant General Noble returned from
Chicago on Friday where he succeeded in
making arrangements for The transfer OF a
number Of the Mechanic fnsIleers 70 the 18th
regiment. Col. Eddy. Arrangements were
about eonsummaied lor the paymeni ofshese
much abused men.
The Indiana regiments Ia and about Cam
berland and Romney have not transmitted
home as much money as they could have
wished. owing 10 the fact that, az the last pay.
mens. heavy ssoppagcs for clothing we're
made. which left hul small balances % he
paid tho men
The service u he mountains OF Western
Virginia has been 50 ariuous that the men
have bad 10 draw larger supplies Of clothing
than their clothing allowances amount %.
and the difference, of course. comes out OF
their pay proper
Edward II. Mace Of Indiana has been Gun
hrmed by she Senate a. "a Lieutenant oflhe
ist lafantry.
1
Of infantry, two regiments Of cavalry and
sour batteries of artillery have gone from
the Ohio camps INTO active service. Oar
State has HOW in service 60 regiments and six
independent companies of cavalry, and i6
batteries OF artillery. Ten additional regi
ments of infantry, of cavalry and bat.
terics Of artillery can be marched into the
field In ten days. IL the Government should
order a forward movement requiring their
ssryiee.-C,a. Eaquire7
Elkhart county hAs furnished eleven com.
panies for tie war.
A letter was received yesterday says the
Indianapolis Journal Of Saturday, from
Adjutant Dan. Maoauley. of the 18th rsgi
ment. dated Fort Holman. Feb. llth, Il
which he says that the movement agains
Fort Doneson does not Include Wallace
Brigade. and that the 18th aud 23d regi
nenu are to be kept "out in the cold,
while raw troops are sent forward 10 take
. hand in the tight He states further. tia
. rumor has il that fifteen thousand rebel
T are advancing on Fort Henry IRON Colum
' bus. but that tho report il not. general,
credited.
1 The indianapolis Journal of saturda
!: SAYS;
J. The battalion OF Regulars which have bee
d parading up and down our streets for tw
= or three months, departed yesterday e
n Louisville. They will "pIay soldier" n
longer. but viii join General Buell's gran
d army, and at once enterupon the active d.
lie ties of soldiers. The opportunities for tho
$. ough drill. afforded by their stay here, hay
s. not been lost. and they will go hence.
a. well drilled corps.
n, They are commanded by Captain le'
or Wilson, OF Cincinnati, an excellent ofic
Is of experience. both in the Mexican al
BE present wars, and by Captain Tbomas
r. Williams. These two companies form
part of the command os Major S. ID. carpe
ter, Who accompanied them TO Kentucky.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

4 be opposed 70 such a courss. Under such a
policy a. he represents. the gosernment will
have no means 70 ray iis ordinary expenses.
~lale Il !. enleAsonng 70 force obedience 10
g. Axs. and the Constitution. Rather than
resor 10 TAXATION he would have q bankrupt
and disgrsesd. he says our people are not
"a condition 20 pay taxes. We might say
that the government IA not In a condision 10
fight. bat Al the aame time Il Is compelled 70
tight for rs own existence. DASIrI W.
NoosaEle. JANE @. RosIssos. NALLAsDls-
nAx and one or two Others. who are opposed
70 the sar. are far more concerned about The
iaxss than the msn Who have taxes 20 pay
Our people do no, expect 70 live In ease and
luxury. and without expense. while the sol
der is undergoing the hardships Of the camp.
and the perils Of the battle 6cd. 70 vindica,s
the authority Of the government. and pre-
serve the blessings Of constitutional liberty.
Our people are At home surrounded by the
comforts Of life. and they are willing 10 pay
whatever tsxes may be necessary 10 support
their government They are embarked in
the contest. and feel the Importance Of sue
cess: and they viii despise the man. who.
when the country il tottering on the extreme
verge OF ruin. pauses TO brand them as being
unwilling TO pay the necessary taxes to carry IL
gloriously through the contest. Some men
are using this question Of taxation To save
them from their political graves while long
or; and also as a cloak 10 hide them while
they perpetrate the assassination Of constitu.
tional liberty. The government must be
supported and il credit maintained. aud the
people know il. They are willing to pay al
they make besides their own support into ths
Public Treasury. rather than loose foot o
territory to the dominion OF JKsSTHsoS DAVIS
Tho "vAIIASpioHAn gang" may howl abou
high taxes until the rivers run dry. yet th'
people. whom they pretend to shield. will de
spiss them for casting upon them the odinu
OF a want Of patriotism in TIE time Of thei
cou ntry e greatest peril. These men mistak
The spirit of the people. AS Mr.. Wrss1k
| 9AtO II 44o 1llfooc@ olct~o " ~. ~NN~.~f
the Government is true to the people, the
will carry 1t gloriously through the contest
Politicians for partizan purposes may how
themselves hoarso amidst the raging storm
I, they may propose to abandon the shiptO ap
rate crew. bur the patriotism Of the people al
public opinion, will move mJesIoally 70
ward until the rebellion Is crushed as with
!. giants grasp"
Mr.. yooHaErs has. by his associations ar
: votes Ia Congress, add his conduct since Il
commencement Of our domestic trouble
brought an odum upon himself and bis d
y trict, which doubtless covers him with humi
alton. He Cannot rid himself of this odiul
and he knowsit. They will not again hon
= him with their confidence. He has dug
= political grave and now sinks into IL with
winding sheet ofhigh taxes to hide him f
y ever from the gaze Of patriotic people.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
DR.. ,. 81. NcLcan's Volcanic OF,
IMMINENT.

THE RKST ExrEBsaL - zEr " oR1D. soE VI
os BEAsg
ssThors1rtA q human bei7gs kase teru sac: q.
OF decreptifnte aud misery by the * t9s laws.
nable Inimsuf. II vii relieve PAIN al - ns.s.
tansously. and Il VIII s.sansr. pcrify a~si a..
foulest SokE IN an incredibly sborl il1sa- ks'sKANs
VOLCANIC OIL IISINEST viii relieve. lie mn<s IN
vefrrtte cases Of rheumatism, GCut, q Nsarslsis
For paraiyris, Coufracfcd Muscles, Stiffness Veal
ssess IN the Joiu's, Muscle OF Lgsments e viii De-
Headsche or Esfarhe. Tag Burns o. <clds, O. an
Pan u Is izl2lihif reDe@y- Jrs 81. -ni sos ~
rna q is.ti~Fsr1sfflr rr-roty. kerr "a alrays "a
haDt.
PLAINTIFFS. FAR1[EIsS O. any one Assi1E char.
OF hor-es. will save uoney ~ usise kcfe<n's 10
canic Oi Ilniment. u j. speedy and iufallIbs.
crre foT tisils sprsns. CAxiss, s~eliaEs. Lsetes.
s~ecner Sores Hou1-is, SoFsfcbss. ~ sry esserr i.
dlsexzss. Try "a, al yoa vii be conxsnoeo
Dr. !. ~. wrLcans snle fIsp.ssssI.
iaeiuiy >alst Lsris -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

BANK or THE STATE or IsLlAsA. I
rrsnch az Terre- Hsuts. Jan Is. lrs2.
4 DINtDESD q Eve pr can't hxs been dsclsret
~ On the Capital stocf q this ~ sosh. paTshis e
Jssissrs-. PRESTON HussE7, c.ser
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

der his wages. Cor his service % the Govern
nent. Then Mr. yoosnfKs indicated BY hi-
sete that he was opposed 20 putting tue
means ia possession Of the Government 10
pay ia expenses. including the expenses Of
The army - a Consequence. Il = impossible
for him 20 cover up the matter by the sophie.
uy ofhis letter 70 The people Of thi. district,
The re>olup,a asd rot pledge hin or any
body else 10 Ssss for ever crsny system Of
taxation wslrb might lie presented The
measure va. V be introduced, amended
discussed sa.s ,secsed OF adopted The SIN
pie qaestios Ias scised b. the resolution sas
!. conrre. wiling 20 resort 70 tatatien fcl
The purpose q asfravinx he expeuses Of %.
Government. Nc. yooxarns. By De vote
vas nst wills 30 raise neans. in this wav
10 paw the .1.ier ~ wages. N order Tbs
wants incide1s ~ hi. sisastiea might be re
Eevod. Whsle Mr.. yos.Hrrs says thss ~
dos nos know sAst he provisions ri ssch
sal nifl.s b. yss s the same siur he n
a>.sors 10 le.ve he Inprcssion thar shs tsx
alton i n be made ugoa real e-'ste .
.,ur>e real s.sass wsli have % bess its -har
afnx~s. bal L I'll 81. Be t.xel q ~ -
e,u-,cn Of ,ll Other kl1t q gror~i,
Mr.. voosrrrs .sn.i's ii.si 10 iaoFsas, a.
is;as non The tariff upon inpOftstiosa "a
"a, .nsun, % norr han shiFsy m.liin.s -
ws have no othss way Of paving &c esi-n
,ss Of the government snd liqNassias r.
pulls deb, bat BY rssost 70 saassiou. Fe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
DISSOLUTION.

THE Firm Of Tuell, Ripley d Co.
Il is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
outstandIng Indebtedness must be immedtely set
lied WI TUELL.
wM. PADDOCK,
feb II lsGl.itf CURTIS l. RIPLEY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
Corner Third and Pise sts., :. louis. n
AR. mcLean's Universal Pfliss

"a rlvTs COMPLAINT. I11ovgsxss. sKAaAcn q.
There never has been CATHAKTIc Ded.ch
offered 10 the public that has given s1rh sp,lre ga,
iEfaction a AcLesu's Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable, they are psEfpcsly Inn
cent and can be taken by the ts1der infant va
prompt and powerful ia renewing al Bilious secre.
lions. scid impure, fetd from the ftom.c.
10 iac they the only Pill. ;bsi should Dc uses 4.
msaTious Districts.
They produce gripping. fislnssE - pala ia a..
stomach OF bowel, though kery srtive ana resrchns
in their operation, promoting heslihy secre;ions u
the liver and Kidney Who vii suffer from bilious
ness. headache an1 foul stomach. When - cheap .
remedy can be obtal1ecl Keep them constantly O.
hand; single dose taken in season. may pres.D
hours, dey3 and mctibs Of Sickness. Ask "a l.. ;
H. AeLean's Uriver Al Pills. Take 10 cshsr R.ins
cossed. they tssisless. Prize only - ceoss D.
Dor ard can be sem ty mail u any part Of TIE E
J. N. NOLAN. Sole Proor.etsr
a - g.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

CT Thousss rsf.isoa q tie 18Th In1lana.
~bo -. been hsme Tor some days. VII re-
JON u. rsssasli n ai<scu;i gsU vesk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

4 DMINISTRATOR 5 N0TICk.
n Irtfers a Adninlfsssfion have bren grated
a. he uuf~rslxn 4 % re estate which was - 10
s-ph l. Ho~eii lAf~ II vigo eorafy, t~c-ased
ssid e>fsfe q probably insciTcut-
fehi-~lw r q. CARTER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

THE Original. Celebrated aud
Il osld-Reno~nsd American Man In Miniature,
GENERAL TOM THUMB

GENERAL TOW THUMB
Smallest man alive, at the
CITY SCHOOL EI0US
Terrc-Haute. Positively for Two Days only,
Tuesday a. Wednesday, Feb. 2S d 20,
On Tuseday one entertainment only. evening IN
oeick On wednesday two brilliant entertain
ments: Afternoon at o'clock. an Evening At ~
o'cloek. Doors open half an hour previsas.
1he Lite 1cn-ral will appear In all bis new and
wonderful p~rsonsfious, sones. Dances, Grccian
statues &C, ae., asssi7ted BY
Ma. W. T0MLlN,
TIE Gr~., Ensii<h Baritone and Baao from shs No
hilites Concerts, London.
Mn. ". DE WERE.
The Eminent American Tenor, and
Ms. @. O. TITCOMB.
Briiiisat Pianist.
The General ~ll ride IN bis Miniature Carriage
From he Bunsi1 Hose - the Hall previous 20 e.ch
entertainment
ADHESION Day Entertainment Is cents. Chit.
dren ant ten i3c schools At1tied on hsers
term. Feeuiax Entertainments. lsrs sht6re8 unds
ssu Toe. Rc~~rvrf Scats 2sr.
fsbi7dtd AtFRFpCArkLY,B aslses' Agsnt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

- yea want youf deilssfs. sickley, Yuny ehiids~
q BE- healthy, strong aud rchusti-then give lhsl
hsirsn's Sfengthlng Cordial. Zee the dirrSllcns
esch boitle.l Il Is delicious % take.
Que tsbie-spoonfa, taken every morning. fasting
s. sure preventive against chill and fever yellos
fever, cholera OF siy prevailing disesss-
CAlT1ONi-Be~ e Druggists OF dealers WI.
may Try 20 palm upon you bottle q Buffers OF Sal
sspafils which they can buy cheap by saying Ia,
just A. good There even men BASE enoask a
steal part % my name 20 dub their fILk deooC
uous. Avoid such Infamous PIRATES and their ~
famous compounds Ash Cor DIR. J. N. kci<su
Strengthening Cordial and Bicod Purifier. Tai.
nothiig else. Il Is the Gully remedy that viii pur.f
STRENGTHEN and fSSiGoRArK lie whole orgsrs
cation. Il Il put mp IN large eotiles-N per hoifs
or slx bottles for o.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
u.saDsflsisus A Deiighssui sss
dlaf Ever Tokeuf

THE THOUSANDS upon thous
i Au.is Who are daily using MeLean's strengshsp
iIg Cordial certify that % i ABSOLUTELY an ii'sii.
bic remedy Cor removing AMI l>sl0oRAIIN.s II
shattered ard diseased system, purifying srt 60
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15
The Union FEELING In Tennessee.

Captain John Sebastian, of this city, who
is row with the gun feet, writes home that
the Union feeling as expressed by the people
up the Tennessee River is uumistaksble and
cheering. He says: .t.s
Since our victory at Fort Henry we have
been to the head of navigation on this river
| write this on our return to the fort. You
would be surprised to know the extent and
character of the Union feeling on this river
through Middle Tennessee. / have never
seen any people more devoted to a govern
ment than they are to the United States.
Hundreds Of country people came to see US
men, women and children. Old gray headed
men wept like children aud implored US to
stay with them. They would fight for the
Union, but have 10 guns, having been dis
armed by the Confederate authorities; even
shot gun is scarcely to be found in the
county. We have thirty or forty men who
have joined the eunboat service. We have
on board young man whose mOther-a
very old woman-has been running about
the country for weeks her life having been
threatened by the Seeessonists. There is
also an old man of sixty years, of very fine
intellect who has been sleeping in the woods
for the past six weeks; he has wife aud A
largo family of children. There are not a
few people of this kind in this section. Wa
have not in the State of Ohio batter or mora
loyal citizens than these poor, prosecuted
people of Tennessee. OF this fact have be-
come fully convinced during my short stay
here.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

E. D. Mansfield, State Commissioner of
Statistics in Ohio, has submitte1 u the
Legislature OF the Statehi annual report for
1861. For instance: The average night OF
Ohio men is given as four inches above that
of the Belgians, TWO aud half above that
of the English recruits and one aud hat
inches above that OF The tliRhlanders The
average hight per man is a fraction under
five feet ten and half inches Highland
County shows the tallest aud heaviest
men. Twenty one who were weighed aver.
aged one hundred ard eighty.two pounds.
Fair compilations prsdominate in Ohio.
There are few of olive bruuette or dark
complexion. The great majority are light
or sanguine. The eyes are light in the pro.
portion of three to two-including blue aud
gray in the light class, black and hAzsl in the
dark. The hair is the only feature, among
Americans, and especially in Ohio, which
approaches the characteristics of the dark
nations. Even in this, the majority have
what may be fairly called light hair-in.
cludipg most of the brown hair.