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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28
HAMILTON NURSERY AND
Eru1tGarden-

- - A&-A ~ COA
OPPOSITE kEOKUK.)
10 COO crRRArT PLANTS comprising % ieties for
sale 1t 76 cts TO - per dozen, % to Gig per fuo
q GOO 6RArE VINES, IS varieties. CarAwnA / Yesy
cid ~ - y per fea 81 70 SO per ito, accord
Ing 10 quantity. Cata~bs Cuttings - per ,oAu.
TMkEE AcExs STE AVA sKRRIxs, 20 choice yarieties
SO - 10 ~ per 100, - per eco.
100 RAsrskRs,rs, varieties, s5 per ZOE.
TTAiso all kinds OF fsuIT TRrxs ORNAMENTAL
SAsrs@z pE&r~rtat Horss, tc.
ITPiants and Trees delivered in Keokuk Fsxs.
J. II. TEWKsBuRY,
4- nssso-atM Hamilton, ILL.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

{. NFhK@tt = ~ ~ Il ~.
y. -. 4, "a ~ a 10 foes and sala-
~. ~ .,.'s, sfio -: ior law empov vering
~ ~ ~ ,,,,',,c,i al tbe village of MiAmllnnfg,
Mcn,r.rsrv conniv. 10 sppropriete money "
Isssif l,. .a Il ld IA Rie petition n IN reisl
l..s "a IN sildin@ q fasIrbhd from DAnsilia kyA
- Kn.xville. Tenn Bills were read the sec-
!. n,,d ,,n,e Ard com mi.teo, and H0uee messages
80. disooaed on. A communication vas re-
csiyed from tas Gogssn6S in rsspopqe . = Sga Y
ase resolution Of Inquiry, relauveso s'sn w
cefs Of the Governor and compensation sas A.. ~
same, which vas ordered p pe. printer. VA.
Drssela House Joint kesoluuons, relenyy -
celebration Of the anniversary OIL W asnip6ser 4
birth day, by. the two Houses oil the 1she..,
AssemblS, were, oonsidered,. Amenoee, anu
adopted, a. iolpWs; ,o. -, -. ,.,.l.. :.
~ Resoloed bvfhs Gentfdt Assembly q me 1ea~
Of Ohio, That lhe two Housea viii asaemg's ~
their respective halle, on Saturday, the Sso gay
Of HbruAfy inst, at 10 O'Clock a mr wnea
the Faresoll Address Of George Wasnlpg'oags ~
the people Of the Uni,ed ssates shall ps issu
BY, or under the direcion Of, the preaiolng pii' IN
! GERS Of said Hon..s
Senate bib, supplementary q. 'Nan 90 ~ "
provide siord the deleose o. the state snpl ~,
the support Of the Federal govesSbe|sp. AZ
j lre0ellion, phbsou hPfi ASs uNASSSsi ra.-l..
cussed, and then referred 70 tue ~ ssinanO.
commlttet, win flsifucsione rine toi'oslnh ~.
bill wast intraapeed ana read .5hst nfpl umns
ITO, ennble the tasp.copncil of the ineospoc.
fated village Of Miamisbnrg, 70 approPr,es'see s' J
Il money In u certain case therein named. ine
bill, extending the timed for inclosing rAi'roeos
Il by feuces and cattle-guards two yeafe' ues
passed. The Senate spent come time a. com
4 mis,ee of the Whole, and then adjourned. e
II ,Il v,.,,a 80 4. ll......y. "A "a ,aearrad
.1,. f,ni S '~roh,SIs N sSe Immigration and
..,,1..s... !, nsssass khd m1lattoes In this
ses. ~ ~ Z. sIsos., Of ia ISe To preyen
Ms M fsr,. @ IN ,Snnipc & AZ larce for . law 70 pro
49, - syainst sbeep.killipg dogs
$500 s h;Is %s,s ,ssa ,be second time aid com
!, 49, ssd ! S,,,shss of Senate metsskes Wer,
,s "a d;.nossd ~ iiTbe follos wing biils wer,
;.,s.s,,s.S INA ,ssS ,hs 6rat time: To anient
..c,,. ~ shs School Law. pssset
Msrch ID isis. fMskISe appropriation Of th,
a,..s,,a. ~ ~ NJ s,;onai R osd ior lie support
III" ) ,,cns. ~ live 10 fetrench
ena -. - ,ha pnhIc Rsnevolept Ibstitu,ions o
Msps ~ !, ended and adopted. A bill
w ,ss.aaresSl "a s,a The fsat time, #.
.TsaSis, ar sn,i,led an act fixipg the rate D
;".s..., s - ,.s".S Isnns,s no. 1894. and ali othe
=. - s,' ,Sss srh;scs. Vss 5sN i3'l99 ~ 0i ap
ThS -. ,.,,,as ~, achrn,a and Sehool Land
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

THE WARDEN. BY AETntHY TKoi Lore, Author Of
'sramIey Parsonag ~ ete. New York Dick a TITS.
gerald ---------------------
Tnis /, handsomely printed volume Of near
" three hundred pages. The story is told in
plain, siraIghlforNard, and yet graceful manner.
lie foundation lie the founding of Achafity school
q, place in England He'd BArChessef, in 1884,
by one John Hiram, who bad made money IN
the town as .Wool-siapler, aud in his viii left
the house 10 which be. died and certain mead
ows and closes near the town, for the support
Of twelve supeFsnuated tvool-carders Of the
same town. The novel takes its name from
she Z. w aideu' oter the 1 AAlms-hOpss created by
this charity, -Thipgs went on very we'll. the
warden audithe steward absorbing the greater
portion Of the fuuds aecruing from the charity,
until the time when our story opens. Then
there vas an inquiry into the subject. and The
fortunes Of the warden" very worthy
man, and wholly averse to controversy. and
those Of bis daughter, an only child, as0wsll
as of otherpersoDs, became involved, and the
author take, you right along in bis narrative,
and seems to be simply stating facts without
any circumlocutjon or evasion. ,ytYeI ffoo
The book will be sent to any address, free Of
postage, iop25 cents RENTED 70 o.he ppplisheEs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
ir Fees OF county Txeasurars. q

| John g. Thompson, Esq Treasurer OF this
county, has Instituted pFoceedingsi In mandamns
10 the Supreme Court Of Ohio, against John
Phillipi CAaaty Auditor. to compel him 20 al
low the Compensation provided BY the laws in
force at the commencement OF his term OF Of
fee, 10 September, 1860, and thus settles the
question whether the tfeasurers, whose terms
commenced as that date, are entitled to that
compeDsation, or shall be compelled TO take the
reduced compensation, provided BY the act Of
la6fef 80 au agflssl Istih .Ga5ib1C13s BOO
! The cause will be argued on Saturday, the
22d inst, BY Hon. ALLEN G Thurman and Hon.
Thos. WI Barley. % behalf Of Thompson, and
on behalf Of the State BY the Attorney Gen.
eral.-Colusnbus Gazette ,ss9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22


TIE speech Of our Representative IN Con
ersss On The Rev. Gen. GURLEE has had an ez
traordiparg run--equaiio 70 the run from Bul
Ran b. the member from Cincinnati. 1. hs
been pubiishsd In ths papers from Maine h
Missonfi, aDd in many Of them the second time
90 great has been the demand for iL In ihs
great Norihrsst. especially, there is such a.
appreciation Of Is as there has been Of but few
Congrsssional speechss ever delivered. II hai
furpishsd subjsOts for the artists all over the
county. In Cincinnati they have GuRLET at
the snd Of bulls tai., In lishograpb, going Il!
Evsrybody has read she speech and enjoyed it,
sad thanked Coz for delivering it. That our
rssdeFs mar see What is said Of Il, We give some
sx,raeis iroh our exchanges. III
The Wooster Democrat says:
The readers of the Democrat viii relish high
y the hhmosOus bus very able speech, Of Mr.
Coz, delivered IN reply 20 one made bJ mr.
published Mr.. G. completely annihilates his
advsrsary Who mas figured 60 coBspicuonsly az
pepsg General. and exhibits HMM no envia-
bisllehi; but Just as be and his abolition %
laboreri, y ho are seeking 70 ruin our best Cen.
erals and bring defeat and disgrace npon our
arms, deserve 70 be. Such men as Mr.. Cox
areaiudispensabls IN Congress 60 keep In check
tbs mad schemts Of the fsnaticAt Aboiiti0n,sis
Inspesking Of GUa.srs the zAnslville CpG
,;.P Ss.ss bssDta ud4tf i sDeiai sGl,saH1 10 slli
peySfdos slsl go, ~ syfa s.ssizis.,st .o :,
Asrall events he will have 70 regret that
spsBch during the whole Of bis public lie. Mr..
CokSfeply esreeafd As one Of the most able
oN.,saa ~ eha kfud aver made In Congress- and
We shink the n0n % Richmoad'' men In Con-
Rrsls viii be more dcciIs. y. 80 aAa 4i's t:o.
ne Gsosgstosn Denserai adds:s ,ssl.as ],
ws.hase received 4 oopy Of the speech Of the
able Representative from ihe' Capital district,
deli16fcd n the House Of Representatives on
the sOt0 uIt., 10 reply 70 the attacks Of the
REQ Mr. Gufley and other Abolitoniets upon
Gen. dhlcCisllan. The reputation Of Mr.. Cox
ss IN n,orAioFis already well eslablishsd through
oatths Onion. but ~ our opinion This speech Is
anpariof 70 eany ssof his presious Efforts. II
abaunes nsis end sarcasm equal 20 any eVer at
tFi1atsd % Sheridan; and what 10 be ter and
mote impoftan iB . triumpbant vindicanon Of
Gen Me0isllrn againsi ihe a.tAcks ol tne head,
luuk and impraoeicable Aboliti0nists who would
push or dfmie6 6fl 20 their own destruction,I
iuss as they Nould convert the wsr Tor the res
tOrstion q ltho Dnionint0 . crusade for negro
emfR6ipasloagw asgiso1 ~ nsaseo 81 d "a,
ne Hilsborouek Gerstis thus npliessit::,S 4
oaiba nfst psge Of to-day 'spapsI We present.
Uurraadess piih the seh6le speech Of Hon 3. 3.
Coz, of ONO, an sxlrsct Of which We gave IN
our lhet II u certainly one ofAlbe' riehssi'
srsklt al,ich ye codld give our readefsl qnd We
hope fh6y will relish It. Do not faii 20 fsa0 Il
ans,1'sss Z - -. 70. .o. s.s.I...l y@ 2 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

IL The case Of Lieute tenant Colonel He9fen,
indicted Will Colonel moody, for duelipg, was
concluded on Thursday 10 ths ClFcpIt Court at
,NswpOrt. Ky The jury rendered : verdict Of
Ikuilti, and aned the defendant s25O.
Y Petitions-signed BY the jury and A-nu@bsro d
obromipent ciiisens were forwarded to the Gov
rsrpcr! Askibs for the fsIsass) oflths parties
from the imposition Of the hges recorded sgains'
than. - ------------------
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

PEiEAaonsO1M1Ec -.Psiefscn'sL ladies' Ma
; tioual Magazine for March canbs bad at Ken
hsdy's esdodical Dspos on STATE street.
Z THIS number Of Peterson u svpeIlof one
The iron.isplece Is charming engraving, and
HE fashion plates and other embellishments are
always timely ahd highly sstfeRsd ~ the
ladies. The contributions in prose and verse
ere numerous and diversified. We observe
among shsm ! very beautiful Acting ehsrads :
Rei@sen's Ladss' Magazine shas with other
rood qualities that Of being cheap! p Call d
! kenpSdgG and OBtainlseobg 10 HEAaY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
An EsoIrr.-Tbe Detroit Fres Pfess giVe

Al EsoArE.--Tbe Detroit Free Press gives
the following: "a. day Or tEo since, iuss before
the train on the Detroit 4 Milwaukee Road
reached Grand Rapids, and While Is Was l1n:
ming down q grade at high rate Of speed thf
fireman. & short, fst, jolly son Of the Emerald
Isle, went to tho forward part Of the engine g
oil np. and, ip doing, %, missed bis hold and
fell OF the locomotiye. The engineer et once
vhis,led doWn the brakes, reversed bis engine,
aud finally brought his train 70 q halt The
conductor Fnsned ont, bteathless. % learn the
nature Of tbe stoppage, and was informed that
the fireman was Killed. The train was slowly
backed up to discover and secure the remai1s
of the 'unfotlnnste man.; epds when nearly
back 10 the scene Of the disaster, the indomit-
able genius was discovered running np, none
The eEorse for ,be fan His first eel lniaapD, on
getting within eaIshet, was, ~ ~ the ile can
Sez are aEhetf That fireman can consider
6imself as one one Of 4he exempt from railroad ac-
cident9.Yt a. fa,rs "a eafy Ia IA as.fsu rsar ma
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
ma aainrirnad .aaaaIan.

e We notice that some members of the Legis.
lature, wEoss chief motive for seeking place
In that body appears to be "pay and prevent
are busy In devieiDg an excuse for an extra ses-
sion-wben no extra session is needed, and If
needed IL can be called by the Governor when
the exigency 70 make Il necessary arises. The
taxpayers expect the members 70 DO up the
business before them, 70 DO u right, and adjourn
without delay Gin. Press. ,''i,a y p'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

e DonArioSs yJR THE Sick AND WoUNDED Sol
iniERs.-The ladies Of the Soldiers'' Aid Socie.y
are DESTROYS Of giving 70 the public some idea
Of the great libtrallty and patriotism that hal
been exhibited BY the citizeDssiDce our "Plea foI
the wounded" on Thursday morning.
~ Some Of the donations have been exceeding
" liberal, consisting OF various articles Of Sec
cod-had clothing, canoed fruits, new ready y-madG
clothing, quantities of new cloth, socks, slip
pers, soap, books, papers, and,numerous Other
comforts for the sIck--prompted, BY, kind ant
generous hearts. soAS'o '9i ''tN eos
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

TH..rn.-A6O,hsr ads line Il ihD place
of anussmsn, last night, and 4 larger number
Of ladies we're present ihAn we're seen q any
eu,er,siumeut this season. To-nIgbt viii Dc
presenttd 4 grand gala bill,in honor Of the
birth day Of the qFather Of his COuntfy"--for
particulars of which 500 sdvertssfnsn. in
am6semeut column .sa9 s''9en. .N.a '.s''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
IA aood saEEestion. 5

The Ohio Pdfriot proposes that the Legisla-
ture be boIished and their dulles assigned to
two justices Of she peace, to be selected from
the darkest corner Of the State The tax pay
ers would gain by this move; but would IL be q
sufficient compensation for the disgraee that
would be ent6iied upon the Office Of justice Of
the peace ~ Holmes County Farmer. oai a'9li
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

VANITY FAR The number Of Vanity Fair
for to-day, Feb, %. has for . frsntspiece THE
Siren Of Secession on'--A "vsfeni young lady"
This number is full OF rich oOmicslitles. y
Vanity Fair can always be had at Kennsdy's
on State street. lets,.gsol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

!, The Abolitioaists are highly excited because
We have got to feed and clothe over eight thous-
and or len thousand negro men and women st
Port Royal. How the eighteen thousapd poor
and homeless Of New York Gig; must regret
their white color, which pTecIndes any philsn-
thropic interest on their behalf. &, ~ s.'i,,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

Z The Ohio Legislature is rendering itself
perfectly contemplate In its course spending
thousands Of dollars 10 ieeislating 20 save . few
hundred. In other words, tits ths most perfect
machine for doing up small jobs On asmaifs seale
ever seen, and perfect realization Of the prin
eiple Of swing q: the spigct and losing q the
bunK ."-C CIssm0Bt Sun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

2 n de coshoc on csbe for Z spat ID The lower
House Of tlls Legislatures The sctmmittee on
Elections iecideddn favor Of Wilkiuss although
IL vac PROVEN Chat ifse more illegal votes we're
cast for him than for Gamble, and that the let-.
ter had q clear legal majority Of three The
majority even Fyfpssd 20 refer IL back to sbe
people sqeh 4 DOL zion Justice. Msrsftld
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
ISheriH's Sale.


'0nP 7, .sseispan ssSshoI coas..ss kl.EIKExzQ
Adam Aloerss elfSsU ,slEamo.ang
DY, VIRTUE Or, A WRIT OF FL. ia.
ID 10 NE directed tom the superior Court Of E5ant-
lin county, Ohio, will ofer Tor sale At the door
Of the Court House, in thscIsy Of Columbus, on
Tuesday. the 4th day Of March. A ID 1862,
at o'clock P. M. the unexpifsd term Of lease from
John y. Bidleman 70 Adam Albert Of the following
premieeB, situate IL Montgomery ownship, Franklin
county and State Of Ohio and bounded and described
follows 10 WITT Being twelve ti2) areg Of land In
half section number four ) toynapip No - range %,
In he Refugee land (so csllsd) being part Of tract es
timated 10 contain, twenty aeres aud conveyed BY ha
chasi Mathew and John Mathews to Lucas MarShalhy
deed dated July 9Th 1850 and being same premises
veyed to John r. Bdiemao BY Lucas s. Marshall and
wife by dated june IB49 Tho sale aforesaid
ba date eepte er 2l 1859 and for the period Of
three yesr from the hfSt dy ofApfl 1860 ths renf
said lease to be paid by tho said Adsmy Albert being
$3.50 90 per paysblein half yearly vayenss viz
ei25 OD on the hrst Of April and ol25 90 on the hfh
day Il October Of each year of said termhe said Albert
BY said lease being 0b premises
10 goodIafmike and husbandike manner and toleave
the premises at the expiration OF the lease as GOOD
condition as he receiver the eame with the excepton
Of wear and tsar with careful hssss ienn ~
tAt3 niAe g. W. HUFFMAN, sheriff. y " Y.
.is34e fsH 1pee y BY IN. 0Avu DepnDs
Prnte,'s fees el0No.
fob1B-dltWtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

W The Captain Porter who commanded the
gpnboat Essex in the late agtlck upon Fort
Henry Is the son ol the celebrated David R.
Porter, who acquired such a distinction in the
war with Great Britsininl622.1 y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

I ur The COLUMBUS ysasass TIIIeiyss \ gran5
Masquerade, on next Tuesday evening, Feb
l.s.b. at their Hall on Town street. AgoOd
line q anticipated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

A pscisIsn IA DE Vermont Supreme Court,
/, has been decided That scboolmaster has DO
riebt % s'birch'' pupil for what he does after
sc6ool is odl fcF the dsy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

----s-r- ~ Tr-S-~------
II Mrs. Rachel A. Walton, mother Of The
Secretary 81 Che lntefior,y died ID Indiana Soh
Wednesday week. S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

! cossuLL TO TAselsns- Gassnasy Jsesys-
soaiHs says:ih sgodliW (o' aSdj tnh 20 aeiss9aa
!. The sCasls papers uabbounoe that our old and
4 musfl sbssemS1 ifiehd gesse n . 'no Math, Esq5
Of tEat place, has been appoinsed Consul %
Ts6Risfs, Aiiicag Wnst109 beoomes ofstbe
present Consul. james DsIong, appointed only
Isst fall, is not known.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
Ce,sSIaslsn q wa.6l lns.oa's Birth'
day.

a.~-axa ~. 49, Tk.rS.Tf fIE ~
TIE committee 10 whom was referred the
,lay Of making tho neeesssrys sfsspgspsnse'
report as follows: so
Reeommsnd Fira--Tba. ell the bells of-the
pi,y, oi every kipd and descripsions % tupg AZ
~ o'clock M. and also Q salute Of thirtl -iour
3 guns to be hrSd' 'at the same time on Capitol
Square.
(, Secoad.-In accordance With The President'a
recon nendatIoi The citizens are requested 20
meet 10 all the churches Of the city AIS o'clock
P. M, 70 have sppropriate services and hear
s,ps reading ef WAshingsOps Fsrs"ell Ad-
dress.
's Third That che business houses Of the city
be closed from 10 o'clock A. M untii 8 o'clock
p M, at, which hoarr sizty-sl1ss saHs Till be
hafd.
1 Fyasth- Every citizen 10 expected to hang
out, as far as practicable, the glorious old dag
now 60 Dobly and hefoicaIly waving over our
Grand Army In The feld, the lustre Of whose
etais'is Frightening and endeared BY the mos'
| patriotic blood OF our land. bIhaalea A
~ A. A. STEW ARTl
II q IN hail. WEBsTER : Committee
p 81 y, W. BAsCOM, } W W.
2 February 81, 1869. ~; g;.,ss.,.ly AM spAfaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

LmT,--Ash Wednesday, the first day OF
Lent, falls this year oD the 5sh Of March. 49,.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Horsesl I Horses IL
UNITED STATS QU1RTEnnksIEn's OtYcE,
q o. q HnII1nnIla O. Rehl 10 1862 y


QEALED PR0P0sALs, viii, DO received at the ONCE
- Of the Assistant Quarterpaser Of the United States.
At Cols mbus Ohio, until 10 o'clock A. n satur
day the 29d day Of February Inst for furnishing Army
SIs. VIII B e humber froR Af q four
The borses are 10 be rot less than Ave nor more than
nine years Of age mot under fteen and halt hands
high touhd 10 good condition, and suitable for battery
h0rReassg edi ffW ofgii8d 81 aaenHc9 nislt gf
No mares. or white horses received tsn, ~ aid,t
All Ises are be inspected bsfofe being received IN
such manner a Capt, Fred. Myers, A. g. M, may or
rect. w - ..f. ....f 49, =.
Each bid must be indcTsed "Bids for Army Horses y
and muSt be aooOmpADed BY the 4odouemento Of Two re-
sponsible persons guaranteeing tuch bid aceeped.
The Contractor 70 glye'bond, with good and suicent
security for The faithful performances Of bis contract
The Quartermaster reserves to himself che right to
rejec any or ell b ds.
The bids will be opened at my ONCE in 0ouKnbuS o.,
at 10 o'clock A, A., on Saturday the 2sd inst, when
The above Soisss are to BE- delivered Il Camp Den.
nisOn. 0hiO. on Or before Thursday the 9Th day Of
March, 1869. Jdr oAF1s6psib tuH2A iatdi isipAay .
Before awarding the contraet the bidder or bidders
entitled lhereto will seyeray take and snhscribe the
oath Of allegiance, as per fo N hereto annexed
gRE Z a EkED ThYnhsf OaptAin, A. g Me-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

Erpehdisttesj Just what received. = as'-e''' y =
Mrs. II NORTON, Treas,
Mrs. G. M. PARSONS,
President 8, A. t3oci ety.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
LdSai M at 5sl
raAsk R9ED NpE,bn.
The stockholders in the Columbus And e'an, ?,

,ses at The residence Of John NJ; Push, On
..S's..: (. s,e 1s'SS, .S,4 ,HSsP 1lAS s'''.''.p'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

Assbs7 dose q bis performance lass night
wlscbsII announced that DO sould Visit our our
oi,y again in rev weeks. Come again quickly
thou mirth. inspiring geniusa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

WIronrLL Anp Fu' y lse tvp 10 bsssbe',
tbd both we're atNhaghtbnt Hall 49, nie'lt.
wlnchsll was iIf god plight. sbe sbS Iup hes
Of courpe exquisite -irdeecrIbebieN Ahd sbste
was q good audience to enioy Il, ell Of whom
vent away, fscounsiDg sbe msny odd and
lhpehAble sbipgs tbey hAq beard. .spf yeen.
EAllGhpleJe, broad lbbhorl nos 100 refined
nor yet 100 coarse. but jus, snoughof the latter
quality SO give Il . sect, cannot fAiitc %
plsascd u Iih Wincbell. He 10 public btne-
Iad.o, for he makes the driees dyspsp.ic and tpe
aburest misan,brope laugh 10, spite OF them
selves. Thus, be promotes phssicsl and men
tai heath. ......,.,., .,..,.
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2 az HSs 81 4, Young Men 4 sSsissy q Iiqly
s;;,oss church, viii have Z festival At Wsbees
Iall. on Monday evening, Feb. 24sh. The
ublic are invissdltoaltspdosa Tsgl
Admittapoe SO cents a u.,y-,,,
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Va FoRm oFSOAEHs d

i do sOishnis 80 ~ . that viii sappoft pIoisel ana
defend the Constitution and GOyernnent Of the Upted
Stats aRainA al ieneies whether domestic or foreign,
atd that will Bear true fath allegiance and ioya to
the same any ordinance resolution or "a of any State
OonSenon OF begisiatufeto the contrary notwihstsnd
ing and further. that do this wthh full deiefmina-
tim, pledge and purpose without any ntal reeerya
ton oT evasion Whsfsoever; and fur her that will
we'll and faithfully perform all the duties wbich may be
rsqsiisd q me Law ana contract ei'Afr verbal or
J"h''ont et'YVl"'eou' sI9,laaa aai0Ia haa sia
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- "srs$iss ps.Suass. &c. New York; DOE Tfs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

uur' roadnrs viii the soh6ie speech Of Hon 3. 8.
Cos. of 0hfo, an exirsct Of which We gave In
our lhet II 70 certainty one ofhlhe' richesi'
erstl6 which We Gould give our Feed6fs, q1d We
hope ihsy will relish IL Do not fAiI % tsa0 is
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