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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
The Treasury Report.

We have received the Report Of the Secre-
tAry of the Treasury, and have prepared the
following synopsis, which presents fair view
OF the document ltself: err 'enrI .
He commences by explaining the reason why
his estimates have been 40 greatly excaeded nv
the actual expenditures. He gives the debt Of
Che United States on the, 30th of June, 1862. al
S514,21l,3 ,37I " az ascertained and acknovl.
edged by the Department, brs states that this
does not include unascertsined claims. Tbe
latter he places at sum not exceeding the bal.
snee then In The Treasury, which amounted, 70
Sl3,043, ,546 81, but this vi courss is only mat.
ter Of conjecture He estimates the debt al
the close Of the current fscal year cover aId
above all the liquidations and receipts from ey.
cry souree) at $l,122, ,297, ,403 "a; and &C the
close Of the next fiscal year, II the war consin-
ues with nndImlnlshed disbursements, OF ST..
744, ,6S5. .5S6 30. He allndea to the Low rate OF
Interest on the Government debt, and asaerts
that "the circulation OF United States notes
constitutes practically loan from the people
TO their Government without interest,"" This
statement, which he assumes, aud doubtless be-
lieves to be correct, will excite some astonish.
ment In view Of the experience Of the public as
TO the enormous coat 70 them OF the Govern.
ment currency, The total disbursements Ior
the year ending June 30lh. 1862, exclusive Of
the debt, were S474,744.776 I6.
The estimated expenditures for tho cutren,
year are 1886, ,558,777 SO, of which il IA ~
peoted that $IsO, ,495,345 60 will be supplied S,
oustoms. the tax, etc., 1891 $50 ,9l4 So froa
loans In all ferns, leaving S476 9l2 SIT 66 siiI
deficient. OF thls deficiency for the oafranl
year two hundred millions may NOT be called
for until after the end Of the year; 60 that he only
Asks Congress- to provide for $276, ,9l2, ,5l7 sc
for the remainder Of this year. Tho expsndl.
a tgres for the coming year be computes at ST.
He explains why the measures heretofore re,
|sGumended and adopted are not adequate to the
present emergency, by placing the principal
burden upon the suspension of specie, payment
by tho banks. He assumes. In this, that ths
Government suspended because the banks did
while the opinion is generally entertained thaj
the banks were driven to that measure on ac.
count Of their connection with the Govern.
ment. s A"~-Gseia
Assuming then that the payment Of the two
hundred mflllons Of this years estimate csn b,
deferred until after June SO,h, he asks hon ca,
! trensinlng two hundred and asyentyssix millinn
- Ha lH .| ~
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NASHVILLE, December 8.-We have no fur.
iher particulars of the dlsgrscefnl Affalr a.
Hartsvllle. -. ....-. -, r..
IL ia tumored that Folks rebel corps oi
Bfsgg's army advanced up Lebanon pike to
Beard's mills, twelve miles south Of Lebanon,
while Kirby Smiths corps is reported at Mls-
ireeseoroi. Thcse movements change the en-,
tire situation. n t4~-'v-
Eastern money Is refused here to day OF tWen
ty.fye per cent. discount .l .-.a..e
The Court of Inquiry On General Crittsnder
regarding the surrender Of MurfreesboEo, al
lonrned today. Result unknown. e- q Z.
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TEE DlvTrarNor.--Mr. LIncOln,s Abolitioo

TIE DIFFERENCE LIncoln's Abolition
postmaster at Wheeling is the editor Of q
paper there which deliberately and undisguissd-
~ called for come Charlotte Cordsy to step
forth and assAsslnate Mr.. VallaIdigham! This
proposition was copied With approval isto the
Cleveland Leader. a newspaper edited by an
other Of MIR, Lincoln q postmasters. When
KEGS, Of the Circleville Watekmsn, expressed
surprise that the Esn OF New Orleans did not
shOct Butler for having hrutally insaltsd theIs
wives and daughters, be Was sent to Fort Del
aware. Has any one ever heard OF the post
master at Wheeling or Cleveland bsIng re-.
proved 10. calling for the assassination OF
vsllandlgham. whose crimes consistsd la hav
Ing dared 60 iesrlessly represent the sentiments
OF his constituents 7--Nstoark 20 AdpOssts.
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FRSM THE POTOMAC,

NEr YOAK, Dec. 10 The papers contain no
specials from the Army of the Potomac. What
Is thought to be accurate information. puts the
entire rebel force In the Shenandoah valley
at about tventy'thEee huudied, undeF tho com
mand CT Gsn Jones, Thoy cOnsist Of Virginia
c1ya!y and Whites Louisiana Tigers. Il 10
understood there are between ak and seven
thousand sick and wounded rebels ia ihe towns
from Woodstock to StauntOn. This force Ia
undouhiedly left In the valley to prevsa; any
raids for the purpose o: harmilg them
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Ohio 9tatesnran
TELEGRAPHIC.
Gr For laten TeIcsraphie Ne,Os. see 3D. Page.
MORNING REPORT.
McCIelIan's TeAlimOnY before tht
MCDOWELL Court or Inquiry.

WAsHISoToN, Dec. 9.--In the Mcdowell
Court Of Inquiry, Mcclellan testited that he
received ct the hands Of Mcdowell the fullest
and most cordial cooperation in the prepsra-
tions Tor the peninsular campaign. know
nothing personally Of McDowell's conduct while
In command of the Department OF the Kappa.
hammock, except that | received two telegrams
from him about the 25!h of Maybe first Ia.
forming me that he would move by certain
date to my assistance; the second, the. unlock.
ca Tor circumstances mad caused delay Of O
few days. l don't know officially, but have
every reason 10 be morally certain. that his fail
ure to advance TO my ass!stance at that tine
was owing TO circumstances beyond hIs eoltIol,
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Very respectfully, yours,


These gentlemen give ths history Of certain
Ingredients Of their article for over two hund.
red years-shoWlng that through oil changes
Of the medical profession and its practitioners,
strength, compOsure and ohcerfulness have bsGn
derived from these scufOes. Dr.. Woods In the
Washington Hospitals informed mo that one
patient Was fsat sinking and eraay, and had not
slept an hour for two weeks, until the Planta-
ton Bitters came t, his knowledge, when one
days trial gave him nighi,a seat and he was
now fastrecovering. ! am eurprised our Gov
eTnment has not equsled Jefferson Davis Ia en-,
ergy. and adopted this invaluable article Ia all
our hospitals. The weak aoldiera cling to Il
IKE brother. As q lay member. L oan hear
Eisnssa Is Ia "gcod To tske," and rsfoEds more
energy and life than anything ever tfied
Success TO the Plantation Bitters.
Bat have digresssd, Ia my next shal
speak OF gathering in the wounded, buryiDg the
dead, etc. .... b.. .......
sgo9 cry ci T.aI9 NICODEMUS,
n0v2s-deodkWlm ,5.o iis z5is f'te
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

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Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarsenese
Group, Bronchitis, Inctpient Com
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rst 49,. OF the Diseasepsp ,t.
This is remedy 30 universally known to supass any
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known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few arc the communites, even families among then
who have not some personal experience ofas effects
soms living trophy in ter midst Of Its victory oyer he
subtle and dangerous disorders of the threat ana
As oil know the dreadful atay Of these disorders, ana
az they know too the effects Of we need not
do more than to assure them hatF has now all the VI
tues thatit dd have Nhsn making the cures which have
won SO strongly upon the conndenee OF fpankino.
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and for sale By @. ROBRRTe, Columbus Snd BY
dealers IN medicine everywhere, sl h.ft6Ii w
April 10, l66S-d&weow1y .,....
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Agent of, etc. /:

Dear Sir-In reply to your communication,
Offering us "Fifty thousand dollars for the re-
clpe and right to make the -Plaatation Bitters
for your hospital purpOses during the war;" We
beg to say, your price Is liberal one. oonsid-
ering 10 would cost Us nothing to comply, and
that otherwise we can derive no revenue from
the Southern states; but, sir, our duties to our
Government and our ideas of consistency
Would not allow uS to entertain 1t, although il
might please US TO assusge the suferinga OF
your misguided followers.
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The Napoleon HsiT Toilet

bas ee.1 befers TIE public Gu, short time ard nss al
,ealy Deea tesed ny .gef ons onoassnd persons are
-y testify thsI shs Napoleon Hsir Toilet Is the Ereefs,
ever offered to the American people.
40 prevent this Toilet from being co IN erfeited OF IN
ltaleo oy onpnneped persons Ne DO not oder Il 5cr
or aeatlenan who desires Sot Luxurant Hair
aud oufh and Long eoft Whiskefs or Moustaohs, can
rroeofe the lnUgor2tor or Toilet either one for cp
dollar, ihoiosed 10 lstteT, with thair addresn =,
Addfes. o r.. ePENT OO.,
Boz i63, ooilinsviilo,
Hartford o., Com.
feh23 dtaASlH : f'77'7 .
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gbe Obio 9tatesnnramI
DAILY. TRI.wERKLY AND WEEKLY
HANYPEssesV q MILLER,
'uRLIsHInB AND PROPRIETORs
q oinss Nos, 90, 80 and 40, North high st
pRRMa IlJyAAIAurv rq AnvAuNn ts
erms ot AdvortIs.aG hz enc snnn-a.

rAkcs. =" ' ' WV
Advertisements leaded ana plaosd In the column Of
pPSsiAl Notices, double thS ordtsa,Y ydfss
AL notloes required 70 b published BY law IsAl rates
ordered theinsde sftsY lie so~r
per cent more than the above Istos but all such VII
'ppeaI "a the Trl.Weekly vthcat charge.
DE- ~ 50 per llAs; outside ~,
kc.l half prise, -f-.
AN wentAsHs ddes,sIss'1se~ mgtt b patd Jvy IN
weekly same price the Daily, whore tho rdyortisss
ses the Weekly alone. Where ne Daily ana Weeklv
= both used th1n the charge Tor the Weekly viii b.
all the rStes OF the Daily
Nc advertisement taken szcOpt foI deinitO poIsoa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

New YORK. Dec. 9.--The steamer Creole,
from New Orleans 29lh ult., via Havana 4th
inst has arrived. New orleans papers con.
tain 70 nows. 'r
The Creole reports that she saw on the Ssh,
on Hstteras, the steamship Empire City, a
propeller and a steamship with bark Ia tow
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

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Beware o. the ordinary ehesp Tooth Powders,
which whiten but destroy. j. ee
Doyou wish to be certain that your BRH Is pare,
sweet and agreeable 70 husband wife, lover or iends
Use DE-. H0RDH oHLEBRATEp MOUTH Wash.
Price, 81 csnts per bottle.
This astrnssnt wash Ia also the best remedy In ths
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Do you, or your children sufer from T0OTHAOHDI
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Price, Is cents per bottle.
Are you afdictsd with NEURALGAf Get DIR. ",
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Oh. WIN. .. HUAb's DENTAL TRHAsUEY, he
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oeipt Of price. t~-1A4-4 ~ ~
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OAurIoN thsro ara dealers who take Advnntags Of
our advertisements 10 impose upon their customers In
sor preparations, II 10 necessary TO insist upon having
what you call fof and you will atT TER BEET thorough
" tested and prepared by an experienced snd scientific
Dentis, Treasurer Of hs New York State Dentists Ar
ISOLATION, and Vice President of the New York City
pentAt Society. ,N GEt ES1fG
- Address
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iuiyi4- 4-dtN&xls sfronfeb2ees
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The Housekeepers
NEW FURNITURE POLISH

DHEPARED FROM AN IMPROVED
i recipe by the proprietor Of the "BRoEHm JoNA.
THAN PolpH ls cerined by all the leading New York
best In the world for removing Scratches MARIA and
Dirt and 5e.teEipg high and asns y ~ khds
q fvamIlilet Rsfks nom tsIniMfs u 1tsllsf. N d
ID easily applied With piscs OF Canton Flannel and
bottle or two Of ths NEW guEMguAa Polish, House.
keeper can work magic In thes fnEnue or hpuse and
keep t looking like new. Now II the time 20 ''shine
up" your Tables, ohNrs Desls Planes Picture France
Carriages, eto and make them look y per cent. bet
tsr. This ts true economy RoI ssle b. HuFntuIe
Dsalsis and stcreke.psn fsesially Pfoe, g and 50
eztf1A4 AazNFp NANgEp, Addresgs box i'lsla, NEW
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SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.


sorornia and Seroful Gus Affections ,such
as TumOrs, Ulccrs, Sores, Erupfi0ns,
Flmplcs, Pustules,E BlOtohes, BotiS,
Btetns, ana all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND Ind 9th June 1880
JaC. AVER & Co, Gents; I feoi IL NV duty 10 ao
knowledge what your sarsaparIlla has done for me.
Having Inherited Scrofulous Infection have suffered
from ii In various wava for yeara Somotimaa n bur,f
out ln Ulcers on nv hands and armsi Sometimes n
turned inward and dstresyed me at the atomach Two
years ago broke out on my head and covered my scalp
aud ear, with one sore which was painful and oahsome
lcyond descrlptIou tried many edcInes and seyerol
plysclans but without much relief from any thing. In
to read In tho Gospel Messenger that You had prepared
o tgat any tng ynn 1do sYL st m your 0a -
Cincinnati and got IT, and used II rim IL cured ma took
Il as YOU adyse In small doses Of teaspooniul over
month, and used almost three bottles. Naw and healthy
skin soon began TO form under tho scab whe after
while fell OIL Ny skin Is now clear, and know BY my
feelings that the disease has gone from my system Yot
cnn we'll believe that feel what saying whom tell
you tnt hold you to be one Of the apostles OF tie ags
and remain ever gratefully. Yours,
ALthED u. TALLkY.
st. Anthony,a Fire, Rose or EryaipeIas, 4,
Tozter and Salt Rheum, scatd Head,
RinuXyOrrn. 9Oro Eyes. Dronsv. a
n. ps.... a, p..,,. C.. e.. c. - v io,
DI' ,,Onsrt ". rLeo,o Wles "oh caeiib ~ - i1ss
non,,, ,0U5 ," sn ~ tarn',aas se,o h %
,.o nS o SsrsonoriIia and oiso 3SnSras
PsIse,oIng ne W yi % % VIZ y. ~" ~ @
nangnan n ~. Enypsas , Sy ss @ u con.,on,lv
Rronehocolo. Goitro or syveIlcd Neck.
v,,n sioon ~ p,osn.ct Toxos ,vrtos. O nh re. hat
,,c. ~ .n',r martha cnred me from Gre hid
eous sweng on the neck, which had suffered from
over two years" tes
Leuc orrhna or whites, Ovarian rumor,
n1ns C,.,-- 20 r.. VI, C,.,, ..,i,., &c :
VI y y. p Snanne 3, Ns" ,, hUnn oIy ~ T.,
se linz have 6und vopr ssrsapaijlia mcst excellent
sterdtl,e in the numerous complaints for which ws
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The only srtce ever offered 10 ne French keople hat
you'd urEI BgaAIeHy HAIRl ths above Toilet hsi.
shen article IL now Indispensable to his toiiet room
Ine suoscTibers feeas conndent that fhis Toilet
necessarily take the place Of all others etef onsfed 70
the public take pleasure Va sxpressuF er coooSssa
70 che Article. galnlnG 4 flom prnotical r.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

wiii uuRh sdGAIsHF Han II Eoft E,lhsn Flowing
WesA desired or any longer period The directicss
are strictly followed, which very smple and easy
Thy HAr Toilet does not IN Aoy enncf intsrIere wiz,
tSe NdtwTGI Sefnsss Of I'd 4o9r II neither sCorche,
nor d7es IT, but gives the hats soft thrifty sppssf
enee. II also ps:sSSS the esl7 frrn NSzttsS ~ aao
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III. y. WYIsIn,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
NOTARY PUBLIC

nFYICl No. 81 hIGn eTRHRT, oDEON BUILD
NJ ING, opposite the Stats Houss' lf1f al a1gi- I
References given when required,
= acsolIy 1SafoDrf 11feE'1 ga4 y
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By YHA AUTHORITY or rnh STATE on OHIO.
Paris Lustrinas,

FoR Travelling DEsss vsrs stnsl and elegant.
james 'rs''e' sssoatk Hish Stree
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THH Newest end most sHlish y.sysIIps Material;
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ExcalRior Invisnrafnr |
ageoLgoa,s Hala Toll ET /

A.ssi, ES;, s1pla ..s .nasuA p.ss n...A.,
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Cincinnati Market.

OINcINHATI, March 2l.
FLouR-We have no change to notice. the demand
continues light. We quote superhne ut "a 25@4 30,
and extra at "a 1904 so; so barrels fancy sold at
$50. - So. lih ~
wHIsKY-The sales comprise $50 barrels at 100
l9Hc the latter rate for wagon. These sales were
made for filling ORDERS and to parties who had not read
the Congresso nal news by teeraph in our paper this
morning After the intelligence Of what the House had
done yesterday become known t produced the most pro-
found sensation, and wholly unsettled the MARKET
Prices &C the close were merely nominal Come buyers
talked Of l4@l5c as the probable rate. -
MESS P0RK-The market continues quiet and the de-
mand was less than It was yesterday The sales were
800 barrels city packed inside brand, at 81 rs.
eIDEs-sales Of 10000 lbs bulk ats 4Hc.
SH0ULDERS-sales OF 200 pieces at 5 $40.
at &c. Z. = --l-T-- :.
BAooN-Isdnll at aX@5s7c, and e,sc for shoulders,
sides and clear hams ,....- III. t.a. -
OLA sale of 40 bbs linseed at s3c. HI s.Is
GR0CERIEs-There is no change in the Market the
the demand In the jobbing way is fair at full prices
WHEAT-Weha have no change to report In the market;
there is still difference between buyers and Sellers and
there is very little doing 95c@S1 03 the rates offer
ed for prime red and white, but holders asking
advance OF 2@3c per bushel-the stock is light. The
sales reported we're 500 bushels good red at &c., and 800
do prime do at CSC. | $"
o0RN-The advices from Warrington in regard to the
excise duty, caused buyers to withdraw from the Market
and though prices cannot be quoted lower, they are
0ATs-The market rules steady with fair demand
at M@27hc in buck Sales Of 1900 bushels at these
RTE--A continued good demand, and the market Is
firm at 56956c for prime samples ARRIVAL $50 bush.
els sold at 60c from store and AGO bushels at depot
sec.
BARLEY-The demand for prime samples 10 fair Of
a3@65o for state spring and 70c for fall; the lower
grades remain dull 50@60c. The sales reported
$40 bush good fall at 66c 800 do Chicago spring at $50
and 900 do prime fall on private terms.
HAY-The market is unchanged and dull; we quote
prime timothy at 9l39l4 for tghtpressed, end Sll@l2
for loose'pressed on arrival.
oHEEsE-oontinued good demand at &c for W. b.
and ekc for Hamburg.
BUTTER-The demand is fair and the market is steady
good, and 1896 for common.
sEED--A' continued good demand for clover. and
prices are again hgher the market closing buoyant at
81 rs for priethe supply Is light and not equal to the
demand Gales Of q bblB 3 sacks and 90 bush at
Timothy is in but limited request 81 9O92 90 from
store. "" -a.'
APPLEs--The demand is light and the market dull at
1904 per bbl for fair to prime. a.--,..
Gassns.
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THE BLOCKADE QUESTION IN FAR
LAMENT. os}
CO., dco. 60 Q.
Nev vlIll,ary y,opartn,en, \ a.. !.

WAsHINoroN, March 81 Gen. Fremont lef,
Washington this afternoon for New York. II
is said the bounds of his department have been
enlarged so as to include Ohio and other points.
A new military department, to be called the
Department Of the Gulf, is constituted. Il will
comprise all the coast Of the Gulf Of Mexico
west Of Pensacola harbor, and 30 much of the
Gulf States as may be occupied by the forces
under Major. General Buffers United States
volunteers. The headquarters for the present
will be movsable wherever the General COM
manding may be. ...s.-
The States Of South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida, with the expedition and forces now un-
der Brigadier General T, w. Sherman, will
constitute q military department, to be called
the Department of the South, to be under the
command of Gen Hunter. 5- vi.
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/ - u p
CHICAGO, March GA special from Cairo to
the Tribune says the gunboat Lexington, from
the Tennessee river, has arrived Aand reports
our force geatteriug into the country about sh-
vannah, accomplishing nothing OF Importance
besides an occasional capture Of the, enemys
scouts. aud bringing into our lines prominent
rebels, charged with aiding the rebellion. Our
forces have entire possession OF the Memphis
4 Charleston Road In the vicinity Of Sayan-
nah.
The Ohio Is rapidly rising at this point; it
has risen one foot In tho last twenty four hours;
tho streets are covered to the depth OF four feet
In some places. |,gs s5, g,l
A balloon was sent up from the feet yester-
day on reconnaissance Of the enemy's works.
A dispatch boat, arrived this morning, repre-.
eents the condition OF Affairs at Island No. III
unchanged. The mortars and gunboats indulge
In occasional shots, SO far without any further
results. Transports are continually
arriving with troops from st. Louis and else
where. siifrv fn .n - 1
z A messenger, returned from Cape Girardeau,
reports the rumored attack on that point by
Jeff. Thompson without foundation. ~ !.
A special to the Post says that only four shots
were received from the rebel batteries ON the
Island yesterday. Our feet fred about thirty.
II reports that the rebels were eVacuatng and
marching across the Peninsula TO Mewiweath-
er's Landing, but 1t is impossible to ascertain
the true report existing circumstances favor ~.
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DKOPsieS are Cured by BrandreIh,s

This form Of disease occasioned by tho exhaIent ar.
teres throwing out greater quantity Of ud than the
absorbentS take up. BRANDRETHs PILLS convey
BY magic, as 1t were an impulse to the
ties arousng their absorbents to action and in case Of
swelling or ratsry deposits, awakening hs sleeping on
ergieS OF those vessels. lig t.ts..
SENATOR BELLINGER, Of Hsrkimer New York,
was great sufferer from drOpsicai affection Of more
than years Duration. He derived no material help
from the prescriptions Of his physicians, whs in fact
gave him 10 understand that his case was hopeless By
apparentythe merest chance, the qualities Of BRAND.
RETH's PILLS were brought to his notice. He began
their use at and with strong hopefor he compre
hended the principle Of He persevered with them
for three months taking often many as fifteen pills
day, but always making It rule to take Sufficient to
purge In the most enectuai manner twice or thrice
week. This sPERsEvERANoE was rewarded by a per.
fsct restoration to health which has continued to this
time. .t VA
Bold by JOHN R. Cook, Druggist, Columbus and BY
all respectable dealers In medicines. "a
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-23
capture on Yancey Confirmed

: EAsroN, Pa, March 22--B. L. Kellogg, Of
Scranton, has received letter from an officer
Of the Forty y-ninth Pennsylvania regiment, da-
ted Key West, 10th inst which says prize ar
rived last evening. She was captured in an
attempt to run the blockade. Her sailors were
taken to Jail. One Of them, 70 whom attention
was directed by the whiteness Of his hands,
was identified by several officers as the famous
Yancey. A newspaper correspondent says he
is confined In the calaboose there.