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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30
The Editor OF she 'Urisis.-A d0deIiOR
Consistency and Honor.

II has been the desite Of the StdtetsnSR to
avoid as ia, as possible all allusiOu to the cru
dities and Inconsistencies Of the "old Wheel
Horse," who adgestses himself weekly In the
Crisis as the only consistent and honest pOliti-
clan left in the State of Ohio, and, generally
our practice has been in TIE pact as il will be In
the future, In harmony with our feelings on this
subject sFaz ANen t1.r as 81
| Occasions arise, however, when We would DO
derelict in duty, if we did not expose the mis-
erable demagogusisn Of the editor Of the Crisis,
whOi is beyond doubt the most Inconsistent and
reckless nun connected with the press Of Ohio.
There is no question Of any moment that has
arisen twice In our State policy wherein be
may not be quoted on both sides, and each time
his assertions aud Arguments pro aud con bear
thesame bold aud impudent impress. oq.nsi ~
We will make an illustration. In MEDAsT's
Crisis Of january 2Sd, 1862, under the heading
of the "ohio Legislature" the following para
graph appears: @ .,,.s 3 a.
The next measure, considered by some of i'm
portance, which, like the bank bill, ia Of apure-
/ iy selfish character, to benefit the few-the Uery
| kt0-at the expense of the many, and which az
tracts the especial attention of that few, is the
resolution to elect two "o6iciaI Reporters" at
four dollars day, and pay two selected papers,
the Statesman and Journal, tico dollars and q
half per column, to print what is ridicuonsly
called 'IofieiaI reports" Now, as this whole af.
fair is gOuge upon the State Treasury, OF
ueyy recent inUentiOn, we did suppose that the
REPRESENTATIVES, at time when economy bad
become an absolute necessity, would shrink
from. the corrupt influences OF these petty, pill
fering surroundings.
In the Crisis of January 80, 1862, the editor
follows up the subject, and from bis article we
quote the following paragraph:
The question of "oficial reporters" an l "of-
fetal papers," has been postponed until "after
the war" or some other time, and will not prob
ably be heard of again. The whole scheme was
Of very recent origin and never had much to do
with patriotism or the public necessities. The two
Dciiv recipients OF these Crumbs of comfort"
will pout over 1t for O few days, but "wat me-
ctssityH will cure them of their "slight indispo-
sition."
After reading the above quotations, which we
extract from mass of silly, foolish and false
stuff On the same subject, in the numbers Of the
Crisis to which we have referred, we turn to
the Ohio Statesman of January 25, 1856, just
six years ago last Saturday, "edited BY 8. ME-
DAIRY" and We nnd IN tne oinolai Pf0cceu'ngso G.
the House of Representatives Of the Ohio Leg
;.,..u,s ,ha follovipr report from the standing
''i"'Oi.' Wv n~.".,E - - .ho uon.. os
committee on ffinung' "auo W 'u' AA'uSe VI
the 23d January, viz
The following report of the standing com
m,ttee on Printing was read:
The stapding committee on Public Printing
saiS ssfSsmsin oe%%istss % 20 report % DE House
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

FIsrlvAL The ladies Of the Second Presby
terian Cnurch hold Festival this Thursday,
evening at the lecture rooms IN the rear Of the
church. Remember the time and place--thii
evening at the corner Of Third and Chspe
street5
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A. P. Russell,
A. THOMSON,
n M-EAnIAMn

\ Upon this report a spirited debate sprung up,
which was not satisfactory In all iss parts to the
"old Wheel Horse," shereupon, be lampooned
the members In an editorial Of more than a
column in length, in, bis Issue Of January 25,
1856. We wish we had space for sHe whole Of
Il, but Nc must be content to furnish the opening
aud closing paragraphs. The article H. headed
aReposting-Prtn etc., and We extract ss
follows: 3 -
!, We. only refer 10 the matter to put certain
me1ibers Of the Leginlature right, who seem 70
krow as little about what they arc talking
about. as though they were nsver inside Of 2
printing ofice or Q Legislative body, They
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

u Elias Cooper (cOlored) arrested BY sher-
|lR Huffman on charge Of assault with intent
70 murder, will have hearing before Esquire
Trsaenridsr III one O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

I gar Captain Hymsn'S battery, attached 70 tAs
First Ohio Artillery, ct Camp Dsnnison, hsi
Been StdGssa % FasksIsburg, II consists Of as
rIaSd Parrot ssns. ItiSill bsastsched 70 Cen
esSi lspfssH command. u4p
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rhe Ne,v seer re.ary 81 war..I ,

81 L. F.
In letter from Hon. JosrPH HoLr.to Lieut.
Gov. srAstos Of Ohio, be uses the following
enthusiastic language respecting the appoint
ment Of Hon. EDWIN M. sTANTOS as Secretary
Of WsF, viz; set .ig, 5.nles 9, s.;.s.,,d
ST. Louis, Jan. l6, 1862
80 : The selection Of The Hon. Edwin M.
Stauton ss Secretary Of War has occasioned me
unalloyed qualification. It's an immense stride
in the direction Of the suppression Of the re-
belliop. So far as can gather the popular sem
timent, there Is everywhere rejoicing over the
appointment; but the rejoicing would be far
Rteattr did the people know, as do, the cour-
age, the loyalty and the genius OF the new Sec
retary, as displayed in the intensely tragic
struggles that marked the closing days OF the
last ADMINISTRATION, He Is q great man, intel
lectualy and morally--a patriot Of the true
Roman stamp, who will grapple with treason as
the lion grapples with his prey. We may :ress
wen assured thas al thst man can DO, vii ip
his present position be done 70 deliver our poor
bleeding country from she bayonets OF traitors
now lifted sgajnst Its bosom. -, y'-,- sel =
'"-' ~ Sincerely yours,s .ly! %
re ss,,- --ss ;. si.s,s. a, ~, j. HoLT1
~.
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A Coon CHAncr.--I will sell my oily proper
q for a good comfortable dwelling with twelve
or Aiteen acres Oh land attached. within two Of
three milsa Of the cliy'or will rent auon pop
er.y II cannot trade.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

Gov. YArHs. in q message to the constitu
tlonsi Convention Of that State, now in session
sass that tho total Indebtedness Of Illinois ID
4lf 100000.
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ExrRAcT1oN oF OoRNs. ETC.

instantaneous and efcaSious cure Of cOrns and Bun
ions, without cutting pain bleeding, by Dr. REzDAEt
author Of Practical Observations the causes nature
and treatment Of cOrns, BuDons and ingrowiDg nails
At No. so East Town street, next door
10 the M Y. Church.
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hAaT Wm1l1k.

DR. R.RENDALLO CANNOT T0O HIGH
LIZ estimate the kindness he has received from his
numerous patients during his visit to oolunbuS, nor
can hs resist thsir pressing invitations 10 say few
days longer but be must sssure those psrsons who In
tend TO honor him with call, that engagements else
where will preclude the possibility Of his remaining after
this sweek. ss7sss G h. ~,
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Columbus, Jan. "a, 1902.
have been troubled for yoars with painful corn
applied TO an eminent surgeon Of this city for relief he
Sad that be had remedy for Corns, such mall game
was beneath his notice $50 had 70 suffer- on with till
DR. Kendall removed it In scientific and harmless man
ner and without pain. cheerfully recommend DR..
Kendall 70 victims Of tight boots. w..s n vrnn
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TESTIMONIALS.

- Columbus, January ~, 1852.
We, the undersgned, have had oorns removed salts
factofily By DR.. Kendall.
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Local Matters.

The Adams Express Company places Us dAiiy
under obligations for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

Tho American Expresa Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape ofths
ysr, latspt eastern papers, s HMM
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Probate Court.

Items Of business transacted in the Probate
Court Of franklin county-Judge Albery--
during the week ending Wednesday, January
% 1869: -.1 q rsao'-tiaa@ fu
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j MARRIAGE LloENsRs.

-lftfHH mANAAAoE AANnNo11s
Only FIVE marriage licenses were Issued dur
Ing the week-a large failing OF from the
preceding week. The matrimonial market,
like the weather. 10 exceedingly variable.
.s.sig INQUEST OF LuNAcY. ,4 !,
On an inquest ofiunaoy, Sarah Starr, oi
Columbus, was found insane and sent to the
Lunstic Asylum, s., sT-- 5s,e .s.gls,A
'-R 81 Lil CITATION.
John Rsab, Administrator Of Sebastian Rsab,
appeared, in obedience to citation, and Aled
hls accounts. ,iasa.a .e,5 f
SAG s oUARplANs APPoNrEDg
The following guardians were spPointed'-
Eliza Jane Breckenridge, guardian Of ave chill.
dren of VIM. Breckenridge, deceased.
VIM. Perrin, Guardian Of the estate Of hil
own children, heirs Of his late wife, Mary AMI
Perrin, deceased. ' ~ 'sl,,
-esaa o. NATURALIZATION. la- lp,TsA
James Gtobey. q native Of England, was sd
mitted to full citizenship.
/. q .s5a,- ACCOUNTS EILEDo ~
The fnt accounted @. 8, Inpis as Guardian
Of Frances M. and Silas o. McColly.
THE second account Of Andrew SteIzsr q
Guardian Of Michael Krum; and also the sec
ond account Of John s. Cromwell as Admins
traitor Of Robert Anderson. w. 'to''~-
The third account Of John Helpman a
Guardian Of David Fry. I, ,.s-,... .t,
| n kaa n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

~ DR.. R. can produce thousands Of certificates
from Professors and Doctors Of Medical schools and Oo
eges and in addition to Others his book contains cer
tiAcates from some Of the Royal Families Of Europe.
which have been kindly furnished him for the inspection
and satisfaction Of those who may require his services
Hours from 9 to u NJ; and sunAP. ID.
Ian9J n 49, - p -
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR oy STATE 4
r.a ts Columbus, o., Jan. II, 1862. (
1t 10 hereby certified that the foregoing lisa correct
si4si copy OF the statement Of condition Of the
! - North American Ere Insurance Company 81
49, Hartford made to this office for the year 1853
and now on file herein.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
n. w. TAYLHR sAudlfor of atafa
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Prom n. n. Lapevortby. NJ. D., ROcheutsr.

can cheeruiy bear testimony to the ease and expe-
dton with which Mr.. Kendall removed two corns from
each Of my feet. The operation entirely unattended
recommend Mr.. b. as man who has scientific kncwl
edge Of his business. -
June 5, 1861. a. b. LANGW0RTHY, M. d.
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Rpnrd Of county Commlssi sioners.
MOnDAT, Jan. ~, 1856

MoHDAI, Jan. ~, 1862.
Board met Pfesent--Messrs. Sparrow and
slyh, Commissioners.
The following bills were audited and allowed:
o. Eberly 4 Co.. Oo...,..".".',..'.....''. - e
VIM. Wall (bridge).' ge).''''..'..'...''.s.... 10 O0
One applicant was allowed five dollars from
Volunteer Relief Fund.
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

From his Imperial Majesty Napoleon III, Emperor Of
France.
Monsieur Kendall ma extrait les corS avec un grande
success OF uno Ernnde hAbilite, NAPOLEON.
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From the Rev. j. @. ersmnsI
FROM ". Hurd, ESQ.

DR.. Kendall removed twS-co from my feet with
great comfort 70 me. j.. o. ekAhhEH'
Columbus, Jan. -. F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

or Hon. WHLizn Es FiEck the able ana in'
das,rious sennsOr iiOm Perry, has our thanks
for copies Of the various Reports that have
been printed and laid before tho members o.
,ba f1enerAl Assembly, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

tnn MATS CASsIA, Il
lUV 2oase. Eo.l Government Nutmsgs.
2Hrails 0Iovea i,
Fl l0boxep oitrop. llfE HpNgfGS
30 boxes NIB Haisns.
- ~ 5 Z" Layer do.
= 4 100 drums nlEs. q 1-A-
9easlrs Zant, ourTAats, stc. ets.
wK. \. RBsrrrlux,
novle 100 aoHth HISA eiSsk
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Psla Marshal the Duke Of Cambridge can testify to
the skiful manipulaons OF Mr. Kendall In the cure Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

s'is T 9. z. BUCKINGHAM.
~ s5f f'he' - Adj. Gen. o
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ETATE OF ooNNEcTIouT,l 90 .
County Of Hnriiord. es.

County OF Hartford } ~ aisg ,ss-H a-a |
Personally appeared A.F, Hastings, President, and
William o. Hastings Secretary Of the North American
Fire Insurance Company, and ade oath that the fore
going statement by them subsoribed is true, full and
corIeet statement Of the affairs Of said company, and
Before me, 80 79'. ROBERT r.. DAY,
7s1 tr@ ~ Justice Of the Peace.
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THURSDAY MORNING. . ! yAN N sYO' 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30

John RsAb, Administrator of Sebastian Raab,
appeared, in obedience to a citation, and aled
his accounts. .f'-s-s =. -.-,i,f-s.s = s-r-r.--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

dsHIuStuh, Feb. q.
The remonstrance OF the Chamber OF
Commerce Of New York against the pas
sage Of an act creating the Office Of Solici
tor of the Customs Of the Port of New
York WAS presented 10 the House to-day
by Mr. Conkling.
The case Of Senator Bright will proba-
bly, be disposed Of tomorrow
Information has reached here that the
Ericsson floating battery, authorized by
act of Congress in August last, and to be
commanded by Lieut.. Warden, will il the
course of next week be sufficiently CON-
pletcd to test its efficiency
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05
Cslenei Nsah HI. swayns.

Who has been nominated to the Senate
BY the President for the Bench, to ELL the
vacancy caused BY the death Of the late
Judge Mclean, is resident of Colum.
bus, Ohio, where for some thirty years or
more he has been one of the leading menu
bers of the bar. He is man Of great in
dastry and perseverance. and has devoted
has life to the duties Of his profession. 49,
lie has an enviable reputation as = law
yer, and is among the best adyocates in
the State. lnpolitics he vas an original
Democrat, but has never engaged ia ac-
tive political life. At the time Of the re-
peal Of the Missouri Compromise he left
his party. and has since acted with the
Republicans. Colonel Swayne is nearly
sixty years of age, and Of strong and Wig
'orous construction. He is a gentleman Of
fine personal appearance, of digniGed and
engaging address. of irrsproachable pri-
vate aud professional character, of ample
fortune, and will bring to the discharge
OF his duties industry, experience and IN
tegri.y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05
DlPTHERIA AND CIRQUE.

For thsss formidable and dangerous Trsst,s
Magnetic ointnen'is an urfalsng remedy IL Used In
sesstu Apply freely 10 the Throat and Cbea, and COZ
er with bot flannel This o,nsaent has 5esn before
the public over ~ years and its constantly Increasing
aemHhd Las established liz reputation a superior
Lsn1ssntia ali cases where soothing ard rels King
remedy IL required, particularly in Rhenuaiisn Nea-
Talg lAtsHm alien ef Tbs Es sis MD Ais.s SD
nal aGeetienss Sore Eyes, burns, Piles Wounds and
Bfa3se4.
Sue last psge,sso pamphlet with agent, and srousd
each b title.
sod By all Drassists. Price IS cents
Orfsr nay - sedfe ssatur. r. wlIklnson, Mheie
sale Agent. No. 81 Main 81, keokuk, Iowa
deci3dImw9t
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MElsl,I Al.
DALy GArx Cirr OyyIeH, i
Kkpk-K Feb. 3. go.

7
@5s 5a M DAiLr GATx CIrY OvyIen, i
II ~ So, Kxok-x Feb. 5, %.
neutrality-suspicious. | Is ;spript v hea.e xira ( IS
Pail Wheat KxirA ~ .. $3.50 ,ts.# 4
BRAN AApsaoRrs-,soss 4oe y 100 As. ssa. II.
\ CoRN--l Sc p bush. iii i: ss.a sfj
\ BARLEY-a5r. fEa
WHfAT--tn good denADd. Fall e5a70, sprins ~
to 5ec. aa .t 6 ..
Z RfE~-2sc 10 20. s. ~ Isl A Ys ts
oAT6-Il2 5~9ise. ss~sl4s
foTATOBs-lS 82U By the load, rssaiI0 10 Doe.
SuGAk--Ssw Orleans fair i0iGCil n, prime lfH@
u sff saAzsasd 1et@ l3is crushed aud loaf lJ1I.
aoLAssks--psansstio $3.50; sagarhouse 45tEs0;
Goidsa syssp1n8 sse. sl5
coFFKE-Rioaia2aei Java asgac iAruyra aaaas.
HIGE--e6 f0es
sOAP-Paim &c. Family 5kc, German frin., -,
074e.
cANDLES-S Star I5aai6, ssaariae II. Meula TO-
EAKD-s to Sic; retail ct \ = III
BuTTER-oummon Gta7c; Choice ii, retail ~ "a Is
] LEATHER-Soie asEes; Harness 2sB3a.
. HfDEs-Dry 10c. green 4 green sheep peIts
30935c; green hog skins I5c.
: HAY-Tlmo thl. new e. 014f 90. haled ~ oos sle.
Prairie % OF.
) skEDs-Timothy st oo; Flax Seed 60
nSIONs-a5l4ac.
EGGs--7c
WHITE BEANS-s0caa 81 ~.
FEATHERs-.GA25
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 25aai sop bushel.---
Dried Peaches ~ 2Ssss2 80. Ralsins . o02 o. o.
CHEk6k-w estern Reserve DC; Denmak ek@7.
BEEF-lh92e grosss aS4 y quarter.
sHkEP-el sasa5a y head.
4 HoGS--Dr essed aaghc.
sALT--G. a. ~ 30 y sack; Kanawha a rs . bar
rel' Liverpool u 9osss 90 y sack; Lake - 20 ,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05

s@- "Ion,' Of the Baltimore Sun, says
"vigorous blows will soon be struck at the
rebels, but it is well understood that the
army on the Potomac is not to play part
in the great drama until The curtain shall
rise upon the last act"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05

FINN .ae nav Torn Times IS
We hare nosright 10 expect any Euro
pean Power TO refrain from ackaowledc-
ing the Independence Of the Rebel States,
ifafter the war has listed year Ne sx-
hibit no conclusive proof of our power I'd
reduce these States TO obedience. No
such proof has yet been offered. We
have promised much---sacri6ced much
effected little. We
have thrown troops across the Potomac in.
to Virginia; but they are no further from
Washington than they were nine months
ago ]. w. INNS.
strike decisive blow sharply and sud,
denly, or the anniversary Of the surrender
of Fort Sumter will bring to the rebels the
prestige and aid which shall make the in
surrection successful, and give nothing dc
= return for the billions tie war il cost
ing us. 20 It il
Of prime importa nee, both in regard TO
our foreign and our domestic policy, that
We should al soon al possible have posses-
sion Of tho whole Southern coast. aud
above all of Charleston, Savannah, Pensa-
cola, Mobile, New Orleans, and Calves
ton--cost what it may to do SO
The Times talked just like this seven
months ago, but perhaps little more
boldly. 1t even once went the length Of
proposing that dictator should replace
the o-nothings in power at Washington.
At length, . forward movement ,oos made,
with the hearty approval Of the Times;
but reverse being encountered, it insist.
ed tho Tribune had incurred it BY crying
"Forward to Richmond !" The Herald
tried hard to Guido the discreditable exhi-
bition made of itself on this occasion BY
the Times. but did not succeed.
Now We do not judge that forward
movement could or should be made Just at
present, over roads of unfathomable mud.
and when scarcely shred of forage can
be obtained in the enemy's country. But
We accord entirely with the spirit of the
foregoing extracts. We must either 30
on and fight, or give up the pretense Of
fighting. The policy Of 'swait-and- get
ready" has exhausted the public finds,
the public credit, and nearly the public
patience also. We shall aoon have war
in earnest or never have tn. u Tri-
bune
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05
New York, Feb. 4.

The money market continues steady
with fair business DANG at per cent. for
loans on call aud Gal per cent discount
on strictly prime paper. Sterling ex-
change frmer, transactions to ! fair ex-
tent y ll2a@ll3s merchants, and ia
@ll4 ! bankers bills. Gold shade firm
err, good business at 1O3a@lO3s Amcri-
can. California gold bars are 6rmer:
- les at o4GA34 per cent premium. u.
y 30 Treasury notes selling at 99c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05
Bka- The Louisville Journal, speaking Of
the defeat of KKoiffiicoffer. says = =

A most cheering incident resulting from
this crushing defeat is the receipt Of sew
eral communications from our old subscri-
bers dated, joyously and exultingly, al
Home Again .'Home Reached, Thank
God. zoiiicofer's Embargo Broken, =
" At the 0ld Fireside,n and most touch
ing of oil, with my Wife and Chill
dren. Zollicoffers defeat has opened
the mails through Russell, Pulaski, Wayne
and Clinton counties, and the orders are
coming from all quarters, Send us the
Journal again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05

SUNDAY BATTLES Parish Visit
or records the fact, that, in every modern
battle which has been fought on Sunday,
the attacking party has no. only been de-.
festea, but generally aissraccf,a!c -cntca
and panic stricken, without any apparent
cause. The following are instances: Per
RVS victory on Lake Eric, McDonough's
victory on Lake Champlain. the battle Of
New Orleans, the battle Of Waterloo, the
battle Of Ball Run, and the Battle Of Mill
Spring. @
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FREEZING Music.-One Of the editors
of the Times, now in the interior of the
State, writes that during tue coolest days
in January, music froze in keyed instru-
ments, and tears from weak eyes formed
icicles yard long--or less.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05

ga maj, j. now lying in the Bremen
county jail for throwing his wifs,s newly
born cid into the hog pen aud allowing II
TO BE- deyoured BY ths heg1 be denying
his own paternity of the child. = z 80