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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
nav Rampshlre EIscsIon.

,e The election in Ney Hampshire will taxi
: place next Tuesday, State officers and Leg
j 3islatdre are 10 BE- chosen. The indications arc
favorable TO the Democracy The Boston cor
respondent Of hsChicago Tines writes as fol-
81 lows: ~ ...-- re -
New Hampshire really looks vel 81 tni.
a. present writing IshOuld not, indeed, % as All
surprised, il the present Republican Governor
lTlarrv) vas dsplaeed (as be 10 now certainly
- s.is-piaced) by ! sound and sterling Democrat
in the person of General George SAtk; when
a man Of their own kidney, like Jack hale,
s tells the party in that State that nothing is 80
sorely needed now as victory over corruption.
and that corruption, of course, in the body OF
only that party, you may infer that ms iollow- %
ers will show signs Of taking him at bis word.
And that they are evidently doing in New
Hsmpshise. The party there is falling apart
as fns. as it can, and very much after the man
nor Of the DeAcon's "one-horse shay, as Se'
forth 10 humorous sDd pathetic verse oy Dr.
Holmeg ta-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

The Providence Post, In publishing the reso-
lutions adopted by the Rhode Island Constitu-
tional Union Convention, says,--"on the great
questions now before the people Of the country,
they take precisely the same position that was
taken by the Democratic Convention one week
ago. And thus passes away the last hope Of
our enemies. that they would be able to divide
and conquer the true friends Of William sprAgue
in tbe election now approaching"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
iffoh lhs ohIo st.te JOurnal. !,

Ed JouRNAL;--A correspondent Of the Gin
& einnati Daily Commercial OF the 18th ug., very
delicately hints 9 threat in the form OF news
q gossip, that the Union members who decline 60
log into caucus to nominate Senator, or who
refuse to obey the mandate Of such caucus il
which they shall have taken no part, win have
an account to settle with their conSlituents.
trust those gentlemen will not greatly bt
alarmed BY the threat. The Union party u
which they owe allegiance is not, az o body,
~ suhiel6 TO the dictatlon Of this or any other
newspaper correspondent; nor was the support
OF King Caucus one Of the necessities which
called the Union party into being and gave II
power. The caucus system was and IL potent
In keeping parties together which rest on no
higher principle than the acquisition Of power
and the distribution of Office. Il has indeed
isA been looked upon BY many wise and good men
90 an evil; giving, as Il 10 thought, artful In
ttieuefs great power over direct, stFaight-for-
ward men; and the mass of sOber-minded peo-
Die who compose the Union party, do not, ]
think, approve II, but would rejoice 10 see the
Legislature throw Of its ahacklea. The Union
M party does not require its agency, they are quite
M certain II they 70 into an open election, un-
trammeled, to return member Of the Union
party, and probably one a. able, es firm, and az
true to the great interests Of the Union as any
that would be elected In secret oonclave. II
1. caucus nominations had bocn essential 10 the
+ lhsosy Of our government, they would have
been provided ISf 10 the ConsLIlntlcn,
"A UNION WHO,
49,. se,gr e,sa9 - IN i2eeu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
From .4a oipslqpati P.s.'1 :

dAse yon aware that the members ofithe Leg
islalure are In the practice of adjourning on
Friday 70 1Tuesds5-t devoting four days
only 10 each week atopublie business; and that
they are also in the prsetice;of drawing four
dollars o day for every dRysin the month from
the Treasury ,ior Aheiryaluable sserviees2 If
you know these facts, and are satisfied that the
practice is right and honest, very Ieiit But il
you do not think 1t right to pay the,peTSoDs you
employ for full time Ehsn- they attend TO your
business only two thirds sOfrthe time, yOn mus
change your Legislators, and give their success
ors TO- distinctly understand what YOU expec,
ana r,eo,,irA of thetn.f 0a'.ltW .noh
- = x -sssh "'S9 A TAX-PAYER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

EXCHANGE OF PasoNERs.-The tariff for th'
exchange of prisoners, in the war of the Reyo
luton, was arranged between Great Britain and
she colonies in '79 as follows:
A Sergeant was reckoned equal to two pri-
Yates; First Lieutenans, elk; Captain, sixteen;
Major, tWsuty-eight; LieutenantC Colonel sew.
enty-two; Colonel, two hundred; Major Gener-
a., three hundred and seventy-tWo; Lieutenant
General, ten hundred and forty-four; Adjutant
and Quartermaster, six; Surgeons, elk; Sur
geons of hDspitals, sixteen; deputies and as
sisiants, six; and all others of the staff accord.
log to the rank they held in the line.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

A WASHINGTON correspondent of the JOuTna!
Of COmmxes iniimAtss that the reason why the
radcals are striving to make the United States
Senate email by degrecs," is thas the majority
nov against radicalisn in that body must be
reduced, in order to carry through the scheme
for abOlishing State Governments and erecting
Territorial Governments "in districts now In te
bslliou against the Federal Government" II
: IL said, howevss. that II Congress favOrs thil
disunion scheme. it will receive its quietus al
tie hands Of the President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
rhs ssnatorial 8 ali,eaiIoil

I The Day yton journal (RepublicaD) takes Dc.
cided grounds against the reelection of Benia
min F. Wade to the United States Senate. AZ
ter noticing the abatement Of the Colnmbus cor
respondent of our cotemporaFy OF the Gasetie,
that Secretary Stanton had written 10 Colum.,
bus, declaring IL 70 be his express dealre that
Mr.. Wade should be Immediately 70 elected,
the Journal says: @giilu y5A i- ,tgss-lIf ,,o,.
"Itianot likely story that Secretary Stan
ton has gone aside from his official duties and
taken the trouble to interferein the matter OF
the election Of Senator from Ohio, Since as
suming thepost Of Secretary Of War Eeu has
exhibited the qualities of q statesman, not q
politician, and Judging Of the character OF the
man by his acts, we are disposed to regard the
story Of his letter to Columbus as q fabrication
of the Gasette's corresponding set' aHoat 70
bolster up Senator Wade's chance for re cleo
tion. ~ 5a. Y i.sr2.s tls.1.sN
''EaaMr. Wade life aasate 10 the Senate Of
the United States, that his friends thusi re
gardless Of the wishes OF thepeopIea and Of what
3 due to the southern porsiOf ii lie Stste, press
with such zeal his claims for the sueeession2-4
Some consideration should be given 20 The geo.
graphical position Of the Senators Representing
the State, and we trust the people Of the soutll
ern portion Of it viii demand that their inter
esss shall not be entirely ignored again 10 the
election Of Senator. g 1,. as'
"could an expression Of the wishes of the
Union men Of the State be obtsined, We feel
confident that large majority would be found
opposed 70 the return Of Wade 10 the Senate -
But the politieans, with the portion of the press
they cohtrol, are laboring 20 make q appear
otherwise, and eDdeavoring 70 dragoon the Leg
islature into speedy action, Tor fear the voice Of
the people may reach that body and defeat theiI
plane" q y IA 54 flss Il al q % 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
INDICTMENT5.

lhDICTmkNTs. Ia
p Tie Grand Jury on Saturday, March /, re
ported INDUCEMENTS against the following per
sons for the crimes mentioned:
eEiiss Cooper assault with intent to murder
Andrew Burt manBlaughter; William Maloy
burglary; ,Reais waldOn--ssssult W ith in
tent to murder; Giles HerrinsiOp-bRrglary
Charles KdbHhsim Lewis Schafer and Johr
Kenig-breakiDg into and entering d Yelling
house, 10 the, daytime with intent to steal
Thomas Williamson and Nal. Cooper f-mali
ciOusly iniuring horse to the amount bf sew
enty- live dollars; Charles Hanna. burglary
Asa Dearth and James Rose-sheep 4eeling
Edwin, Fnrson-forgery. n4k A%ft
E AIlthese persons were araigned on Tuesday
March A, and seyerally plead mot guilty. J" will
the exception of Asa Deartb, who pleS2 "guil
ty," and was sentetced to twenty day. in th
dungeon on bread aud water, and to bay tn
costs of prosecution. ,,..aa =
The regular Criminal Term will coIhmeuc,
on Wednesday, March ~.
The case, of Michael Manly, indifted foI
murder in the first degree, is set for trial OF
Tuesday, March Is, and the case Of Jacob Fish
er, indicted for the same crime, is set fbr tria
on Thursday, March 20 ''
A decree has been entered, divOrciDg Msha
Ia P. Senter from her husband, Amos E.iSenter
aud giving her the custody Of the childsen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

y G5o Tie Right Reverend L Dr. Mel lvaine
Senior Episcopli Bishop Of ohiD,slh has been ap-
pOiptsd one Of the special ,pseachers at 81
Papfss Cathedral, London This oiitmenl
isalways considered rare honor by the Eng,
lish diyines. q At the breaking out Of tho wal
Bishop McIlvaius vent to England, and direct.
ID his great social influence toward creaE Eing q
helesene ststsof public opinioa on American
Faffaira y f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

IA No -
Ouf seAd1's aso aw6re shts sconA Ai,er ~ bfeNk-
|Iug botof 10 rt1ellioA, few sounties y Nelth-
wsl,srn' Virginia eatablished 6h5s waA called q
Provisional Goyernmept for The HhQls siaia.rz
Under Tile Government. Representatives 70 Con-
gress wero chosen apd admitted v seafs Is
members from virginiss sT&o persOhd wessiae-
lec.ed by the Legislature representing but 4
lsmaII fraction Of the State, and admitted into
the Senate of me Uhted States, to reprssepi
lip sat body the whole sts,e ef Virginia.
I Enboldened b its huccedb 20 far, the Pro-
visional Legislature entertained proposition
to divide the State Of Virginia into two parts
aud make q new State out Of the Northwest
erp portion. A Convenion. 2calied by iss-an.
thSrisy, has recently framed a Constitution for
the new State. We shall. therefore, probably
soon hear Of an application 70 copstess for the
admission into the Union Of the State oisNew
Virginia Of Ksna@hA.
Our readers may be surprised TO learnUthAt
the Admission Of the new State 10 opposed by
the New York Tyibune. But It does oppose II
on the inconGoysrtible ground we bad long ago
taken, ths. the proposed new State cannot b'
admitted without the consent Of d Legislature
representing the whole Stale oil Virginias II
comedies that The admission Of Senators and
Representatives chosen by the Provisional Gov.
ernmeot, or under ns sanction. to seats In Con.
lgreis, was without authority OflAw, but alleges
that this was an ephsmersl question, and de-
uies that one wrong should be taken as prece
dent for the commission Of q different and q
greater wrong g.
five mistake not, the Tribune, some months
ago, favored the movement in Northwestern
Virginia, and showed how new State might be
adYantsg geously erected there, and the old States
of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware be, BY, this
means. greatly improved as to their boundaries
and area.
We would gladly believe that the TSibune's
present opposition to the new State was based
solely on con 'titutional grounds. But Il has
discovered that the proposed Constitution for
that State, instead Of prohibiting slavery insI
leaves the subject where it found i under the
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
Dropsles aro cured @ By Brandrorh'.

a u II d I. ~
This form Of disease Is occasioned BY The exhsIent
tsriss throwing out greater quantity Of uId than the
absorbents take up. BRANDRETHs, PILLS convey
by magc II were. an impulse TO the remo,estexremi
ties srousDg their abSorben to action and In case OF
swelling or Wsiey deposits awakening the sleeping en-
eTgles Of those, vessels. f.fN haiM
SENATOR BBLLINGER Of Herkimsr New Yo1k,
was great sufferer from dropscal asctlon Of more
than years duration. He derived no material help
from the prescriptions Of his physicians who in fact
gave him to understand that his eaBeAs hopeless. by
spparenythe merest chance, the qualities Of BRAND.
RETH's PILLS were brought 70 his notice. He began
their use at and with strong hope-for he compra
hendsd the principle Of cure He ponevered with them
for three months taking often many az fifteen pills
day. but alNays making Il rule To- take Sufficient to
purge In the most sfectuai manner twice or thrice
week. This sPERsEvERANeE was rewarded by per.
feet restoration 70 health which hss continued to this
time. sltl rI0 " fa<Dil
Sold BY JoHH R. oooK, Druggist, Columbus and BY
all respectable dealers In medicines.
feb20-dAwlm tf Mu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

ANT-WAR PARTY IN THE Resell CoNaRRss -
boat which arrived at Baltimore recently
from Fortress Monroe brought the intelligence
"ihat at Richmond there are several members
Of the House Of Representatives and one aor
two Senators, who are ID favor Of putting a
stop to the war, and of taking such measures az
win result in the return Of the States TO their
allegiance. These views were entertained by
them before the loss Of Fort Donelhon, and thai
event will, Of course, strengthen their eonFic-
lions, and may also bring Other members over
TO their way Of thinking. They have secured
tors TO Q certain extent, and o couple Of afti-
cles will soon appear in one Of Che Richmond
papers intended TO feel the public puleo 10 regard
. these starlliDg views (as they viii appear at
INC oOutnJ n 20 fs.HH sea nN F.f~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
Sheriff s . Sale.

% John Miller Superior Court
vs.. OF
DY virtue Of writ Of voudi to me directed from the
ID above named Court will offer for sale at the
warehouse Of H. Fitch q Son, West Broad street. in
the city Of Columbus, on tt1&f gTg
Monday the l7th day of March, A.. D. 1862.
at O'Clock P. M the following described property, to
wit -s -.ir-s. -l-a-vsAi
Twenty.nine coy barrels Of Whisky.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Prntsr'sfees e5 so, eIEf
maf6-dtd.l gsN " " GH isF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

Go TO KENSEDY's --Mr. R. Kennedy has re-
ceived Frank Leslie's Budget of Fun for March,
Harper's Weekly for the 9Th, Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper, for this week, and all
other periodicals of any interest OF value.
Reader, 60 to Kennedy, 4 you want anSthing
In that line. n, ia w, - a. sssoif isno5 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

CAHALs The Ohio Canals are expected TO
open for business on their whole lines on the
18th Of March. The Pennaylvania Canals will
probably open about the same time The Co
malls Of New York are generally ready for nay
igAtion between the 2OEh of April and the lei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

AMONo the secssaion prisoners as Chicago il
said to be . scp Of Care JOhnsonsE EE.Postmas.
Ger General. His fasheg y . Union man in
-. y ~ z.rpv1f irgfW' " NGuEA nj y
Tennessee' wSa q).ttssxi .sqfr
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} CRIMINAL TEAM.

At the Criminal Term Of the Probate Court
for March, the following persons were teDtenc-
ed as follows1or the crimes named:
,Eanny Earl--petit larcsny-plead guilty, and
was sentenced 10 pay fine Of $40 and costs
and to imprisonment In the jail for twenty-five
dayS. 0 re DaI u Q 90 1fe f'
Mary Johnson--ssme oRense, and anne plea
vas sentenced to pay fine OF $40 and cosIs
aud to imprisonmen! in the dungeon oh bread
and water for thirty days i.sl /.
Thomas Washingto -assault--was tried By
a jury, found guilty, and sentenced tb pay Q
fine Of $50 A.ld costs. ysr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

Ipllg gsltnsl Stanley Matthewa, Of C5ncin-
matt, has been appointed tReOrost Marshal al
Nashville. '~Ts''0-l'D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

JOHNSON HAUeHEE, who IN spoken Of as being
the coolest man in the Seventy-eixth Ohio,
during the fight at Fort Donelson, Is the young
est son Of Judge Hsughey,of Newark. Is
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ttafs.
k..ss.s Sehs.

Items Of businsss transacted In the Probate
Court oi franklin county Judge Albary, during
the week ending Wednesday, March 5, 1852
fgSv6h al GltiIge licepses were issued during
Al Uekl1l u LII tGA14N ~
An order was issued to Charles Goodbyle,
Administrator Of Frederic Melle, for the ap-
pfiIss q ert Sbd sal 8 Of lot No % ip Baker and
Na*IslrG SlsIpAs Of 6atlss Nos. and 8,
| "a Columbus.
Tho last will and testament Of John Nc
Donoukh. late Of Prairie township, deceased
was admitted to probate. ~ r.
John A. Maffett, Of Clinton county, . minor
Ip6asr sigh,sep years o. sge, and ayClunteer
u Camp Chase in the ty-fourth regiment,
Col, Moody, Was discharged from the seivice on
d wit of hd5sGs corpus.
Adam, siple, q native Of Bavaria, deceived
his fnaf certificate Of naturalization. ~
George Wagner and Reuben F. Miller were
appointed Administrators Of Anthony Miller
late Of Plain township, DECEASED.
An order was entered for the reception oil
Milon GoldsboFough, con Of Samuel Gpldsbor-
ougb, at the Reform School Farm.
The following accounts were filed: The tTs'
account of James M. Paxton, Guardian Of Cor
nelius B., George W. and Josephine "A. ort
man; she -iiut sccountof John Havenf, Guar
diad Of MatiOu "A. and Rose A. BEEN; thu
second account Of Samuel H. Kidd, Admins
trAtor, with Tie will annexed, of Johb Kidd
the final account Of George W. Free, GuasdiaI
of A. ]. Free; the final account Of james 7
Roston, Executor Of Isaac H. Roston, and 'h'
final account OF John Lltta, Guardian o
George Wingert gie. !!
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Master Commissioners Sale,

vs.. Court OF CommonlP Pleas
Richard snowden OF al.)
VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to ne directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House in the City Of Columbus, Ohio
Saturday, the 18th day Of AprilgA, d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 4P. N the fol.
lowing premises situate In the city Of Columbus Frank
lin county, Ohio, to wit: .ttNf ecu ~
In-lot No. 3o5l also lots Nos "a, IS, 10, IL 49, 10,
90 81 aud g. Of snoWdens subdivision Of 0utlOts Nos
80 and 81 Of said city, rf ..aIaN
Appraised at-LotAo. 3o5.........., .-,,e2 ,O0O 90
Lots sos. u, IS, iS, 10, 20
2i,.s........ .... $3.50 90 each.
Lots Nos. l6 and II, at, .aelOO 90 I"
In 2" ~ yi22,...........e5 $500 %
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner:
Printer's fees, eS IS. 1Q1 Hssfli ~ Ntstt
mar6-dItAWh. rs'
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d ma of Common PIeas

The following are some of the most import
ant items OF business transacted in thb Court
of Common Pleas of franklin county Judge
Bates during the week ending Wednesday
March S, 1885,. IiTTts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

+, TIE SLAYER Goydon's funerpd took place at
the humane ship-captain's house in Williams,
burgh,, where Mrs. Gordon thas received aid
and sympsthy, and was largely attended, Sub
scriptiOpA are in progress for the auutOf !unate
lady, who devoted herself 20 iAffec,ionAtely TO
her husband. She issaid 10 be in want,
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no MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
TIE undsnlgned will giEeinfOrnAiion on very IN.
tsssstt0 and important subject which will be vau-
ed more than thousand mesis cost BY every married
couple Of any ago condition In llfe The information
will be sent by mail to any address the receipt Of 9S
cents (si7gVo and one red stamp.
All letters should be Addressed to5lsan
talA is,s or II. D. .aM0RR1B(M. D.
carbohydrates 2. s.e ~. Boston, Mas,
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SALE OF ARMY CLOTH.

ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY
" OF MARCH, 1862, and batween the hours Of ii
o'clock A, NJ. and O'clock P. NJ, the Columbus
bidder at Its Office in Columbus, Ohio, at publlcyendue
lot Of light blue Kerseys, OF about l5,65lN yards,
Weighing eleven ounces to the yard, Army Cloth, for
Military Regulation Coaks, manufactured to order, and
good article.
The attention Of all persons interested in this kind
Of goods Is invited. f.f.T
Terms Cash. Bale positive. r
The Columbus Wooden Manufac uIipg Co.
ByJ. P. BRUoK, Treasurer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06

NY & nMED.M
n, ,gednesday mSming, Harcil s, 1863, JON daagA
ter q bAMull ana JcAH dAiLowtr, - her twentls'h
Funeral services a. the house at twO o'clock this
(Thursday) sftsrnoon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted.

"A RESIDENCE within fve or six equatea Of the oag
"A toi Containing six rooms and acIsefn all 10 good
repair ANY person having such house for rent may
hear Of prompt paying tenant " aRRlying a.
MARQUIS ChiLpSs, y
marc i1n Merchant Tailoring Establishment.
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Removed from his old Office.

DR.. A. b. WILLIAMS, ". Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o., hiss devoted himself fora series Of years
20 The treatment Of certain private diseases He may be
consulted at his Office on broadway nearshe Exchange
Bank .lJ 5ieH r.it.ls .-iafgifrfA ~
Ianlodn
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uoLUMRus. oA 90.
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oAsHMARETfs. RRhfNEFTs, KENTUoKY JEANS.
20 ALSO: .liGt
A large assortment Of RDWARD HARRIS Celebrated
Fancy and Doodle and Twist h'i zlegs q