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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

CI For further information and Through Tiekeh,
apply to NJ. L. DoHERTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
Columbus.
P, W. eTRADHR,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
JN0. W. D0HBRTY, "a.
Agent, Columbus,
E.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati
olumbus, May S, 1859.
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MORTON Nc NicHAEL, a leader of the late
Republican party, declared in speech at Lam
caster Pa. a few dsys ago, that there are but
two parties at present--the Abolition sud the
Democratic party. The people must choose be.
tween the two.- Haaeock Courier.
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'ates. Wv WV
-AdVeruSemonts leated and placed In tho column O,
'9pectal Notices, double tae ordinary rates. = y
al nonces requreo TO be pubshedby law, legal rates
ordered the inside aftoT The apst v.el
per cen more than the above rates; out all such vii
'pPear In the Tri'Weekly without charge.
business Cards. not exceeding Eve lines Der year. In.
he, ~ 50 per line; outside %.
hc., half price.
5sa mma"sSsw advs,ssssEssns, mast b pofd for IN
weekly same Price the Dsily where the advertiser
sei the Weekly alone. Who're he Daily ard Weekly
alf the rates Of the Daily
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THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on u.
LITTLE mIAMI ANO Co,.Um1.IS
AND XENlA HAlLROA ADS,

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT ExPREss-Leays. oolumbu. At 100 A. NJ.
VIII stop at Delaware, Ashley, CardnRton, Gilesd,
Gallon, and at all stations North Of Gaoi arriving al
cleveland At $50 A. M, Dunkirs SIS P. M. BufsIo
sS' r M Ne" York 10 AM, Boston $40 P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESs-Leayes OolumbuH at ll,IO
orssline, Shelby, New London ellington and Grsi,
toni arriving At Cleveland at 335 P. M Dunkrh 9OS p
NJ; Bunao lO'21 p. NJ, New York 300 P, NJ, Boa.On
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPBEss-Lesves Columbus At $40 p
m. wiz stop Al all stations south Of Shelby and at
sasm;N New London, We gton, Grafton and Berea; ar.
riving at Cleveland at 9IO r. M. Ddnkitk ESQ A M
Buffalo oO A. NJ, Now York Quo P. M, Boston H. Is
r,
CONNECTIONS.
AZ Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
Al Crestllno with Pittsburgh. IT. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and BsItimore
Also for Chicago
At Shelby With saDdusky, Mansnsd and Newark Rail.
'Oau' iSi All Pol9n 90 that road ALSO for Toledo.
Al cleveland, with Lake shore kailroad for Erie
DunkiFk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
sdo0d0e Checked Through 10 Neso FORK dnd bottom
Via 0evsla1d: also. 10 Phaadelphta aad
Nso P0rk Vta OSssptnS,
RETURNING
Night Exprece arrives at Columbus at 1880 P. NJ
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at loo A.
Accommodation arrives at OolumbuS at lO:I5 P, M,
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Fare as Low as by any other Route,
AJAX for 2ickets uia Gesftiae or Cleveland
r. FLINT,
Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio
JAMRs PATTERSON, Agent
Columbus, May 7,ls69.
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disease cold settles somewhere In the bOdy, and OBJ
strlcts It's natural functions These " not relovoo.
renct no themselves and the surrounding organs, mo-
dacing general aggrayailon, suffering, aud disease
Whe In this condition, oppressed by the doningrmonIa,
take Ayers Pills and SEQ how directly they restore te
natural nction Of the sysian and with u lhs Duoysnt
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this trivial and Common complaint Ia also uuo IN many
Of tic Ieepeatsd and dangerous dlscmpers. The sams
purglve elTJct expcls them. cGusvi by aimar o'srlo
tirs AMI arrangements Of the natural tunctans OF TUG
body they nrs rapidly and many Of them surely, cured
by ie same MEANS None who know tho virtues of these
Pills, will neglect to employ tlen Weu suffering iEom
the disorders they cure.
gtatcmpnts from leading physlctn1 IN some OF the
principal css, aud from other we'll known public per-
sons.
From Fri0ardin0 AsreEaat NJ 81. Loat', Ftb. ., 1850
Dr. ATcRI Your pills ore the paragon OF oil that u
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Trains leave Columbus daily (sundays e1.
oepted) as follows:
AAlA@s' VIA STRUpnvrLs.
a, LEAVE ooLuMnua,
SsOA. u. &S5 p. NJ. $50 a, H. ,IOA,M,
ARRIVE AT BzLLARs,
IoHO a, n, lUO0P. N.
,o.o. . ARRIVE AT sTIuBRNvILLE,
"GvsK' M' lElo 2. M. lEl6A ii. sep. NJ
ARRIVE AT PITTsDuRsH
N<SP' NJ G2O A. NJ. 325 P. N. 9:OOP, NJ,
Via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Leave bsnWood'. 40 A, NJ. 1000 P. NJ,
arrive al Baltimore..,... $50 P. NJ. 0OOPM,
arrive at Washington City 6:t5 2. II. esp
arrive at Philade phis.... II ;Og 2, II, Lion p nj
Arrive at New YoTk...... AIS A. NJ. f:l5 A, N.
Via PenDSylvsnia Central Railroad:
- , Fast Line. Express. Mail
Leave Pitishurth.... .e30 7. NJ. 800 r NJ 300 A. NJ.
afriveat Harrisburg, 5;25A M. 2OO A, NJ, IMP. M
aInVe al blsd a.. .S:2h A. NJ 5IO A. n, 5.25 p NJ
arrive at New York, 2UD P. h. G3OA NJ IOIn p Al
arrive at Baltimore, 1880 2. NJ b.UOA NJ 6:3Op NJ.
ArT'Vea Wash City, o:OO r. NJ. GOOA NJ, ..,.,.'.
Passengers desiog ticket, to the above rou,, via m.
rehnsyVana Railroad Baltlmore and Ohio RaiITos,
stsubenyille, O0''s '"
.o I. a. HUToHINsoN
AT' General Passenger Agent
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Fom DR.. Theodore Bell, 4r Es,g I6r': Cty.
Not only aro your Pills admirably adapted to their pnr-
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rejoice that we hayo ut length purgaliye which Is wor-
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DrPARTazST or TIE ISTERlon,f(
Washington, b. c., Tth Feb, 1885, !
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From Dr. Theodore Beit, ~ Nr'v luFE Cty'
Not only aro your Pills admirably adapted to their pnr-
peso as m aperlent hut find their beneficial elecsupon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have In my prac
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SlR have used your Pills In my gcneIul aud hospital
practice ever since you madO ths aud cannOt hesitate 10
SAY they aru the best eatrtic employ. Their cgu
latng action Oh the liver Is qulc. and decided. copse
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thela. ETatornally yours, ALoN2O BALL, H. D.,
''.'fi IRyscGan Of he MdIiiie Hopidi.
, 1862-01-18

mr. Carlile's Revenue Scheme.
On Tuesday Mr. Garlic Of Virginia subnit-
ted to the Senate Finance Committee the fol-
lowing proposition for revenue:
F5rst-To raise By direct taxation upon real
and personal property Of every kind and de-
scIiption taxing liquors and articles Of luxury
ut q bigher rate than other property, sum
sufficient to pay the interest at the rate
Of seven per cent per annum, upon two
hundred millions Of dollars, and also the
principal in ten years, and . sum sufficient to
pay the interest at rate Of eight per centum
per annum npon eight hundred millions of
dollars, and also the principal in thirty years.
OF issuing for ten. years at the rate
of interest first aforesaid, bonds for
for thirty years at the rate Of interest last
aforesaid for eight hundred millions OF }oI1ara
feseryipg to the government the right to re-
deem the whole OF any part Of said bonds for
two hundred millions Of dollars at any time
after five years, and the whole or any part of
said sum Of eight hundred millions Of dollars
at any time after twenty years, and Of pledg-
ing the public lands as an additional security
for the payment Of the said sum Of ten hun
dred millions Of dollars by providing that no
disposition shall be made Of them until the
whole Of said sums OF the ten hundred
millions shall be fully paid Of and
discharged, other than the sale Of the same
under existing laws, and for the deposit
with the fiscal agency hereinafter provided
for Of the proceeds arising from the sale Of The
public lands, to be added to the specie fund oi
said agency.
to be located in the city Of New York, with
specie basis Of not less than fifty millions o1
dollars, and authorized to issue notes of thu
denomination Of FIVE dollars and upwards, pay
able on demand at the agency to an amount
not exceeding eight hundred millions Of dol
lars, the said sum Of two hundred milIon O
coin to be deposited in aurns Of fifty million:
| at time with the said agency, and ono hun
dzed and fifty millions in thirty year bonds b,
] the Secretary Of the Treasury, who shall Ea
, 1862-01-18

e"--SAAAAAf3%~AA
WASHINGTON, JAS. 17.-Dr. G. D. Beebc,
OF Chicago, has been appointed Brigade
Surgeon.
The city is filled with rumors about Gen.
Stone. 1t is even said he Is under arrest. The
feeling against him is SO strong that he will
action
The House Military Committed have author
lied Mr., Olin 10 report q bill reducing the
number of chaplains to one to each BRIGADE
and establishing hospital chaplains. This
reduction has been asked for by many chap
la1ns and clcrgymen, as well as hosts Of OIL
cers-
Pliladelphian, who had been impressed
into the rebel service in North Carolina, came
into Gen. HalcOck's brigade yesterday, from
Centerville- He was on foot and armed with
a Mississippi rifle. He WAS occupied three
plckets, and brings important Information
The 1For2s's dispatch says Gen. Blcnker ap-
peared before the Van Wyek Committee yes
terdaE, with regard to the charges Of corrup-
ton brought against him. It is understood
that be explained them to the entire satisfac-
ton Of the Committee.
The New York Times dispatch SAYS the
Committee On the Conduct Of the War have
resolved to advise the immediate passage Of a
bill to punish with death any person who
commits fraud upon the Government whereby
aso1dier is bodily injured as, for instance, in
tue sale OF unsound provisions: also, to pun
ish With imprisonment and cont1scation Of
all property and Government dues, all con-
tractors who in any way defraud the Govern
mcnt in the quality Of goods sold, OF services
pretended to be rendered to the Government.
WAsnSGroS, Jan. 1.-THE President, up
on the application Of the delegation from New
York, to day appointed Major Abncr Double
day Brig. General.
The Post-ot6ce Committee Of the Senate
will report an amendment to tue bill abolish
ing the franking privilege SO as to retain the
right OF franking in the departments Of the
GoYerumcDt.
, 1862-01-18

best Of terms, The inhabitants had settled
down contentcd under the new rule; the city
was never more orderly; provisions never SO
cheap; nor the thcatres ever filled so well
II the inhabitants Of PuebIa, San Luis Potosi,
~: the city Of Mexico, arc but imbued with
II sentiments Of hostility, VIC think We may
sa!>iy conclude that all expectations Of bloody
Work, on the march to the Capital, may rs
well be indefinitely postponed. The 't15o, ,0o0'
OF the Ionitor arc men in buchram. Gen.
Juaccs has not dollar, and although his
"Congrcss - have clothed him with full pow
: to make treaties, raise armies, and all that
So Of thing, the old Mexican farce is well
+. played out. The men Of wealth in Mexi-
co have SO long been plundered that they are
prepared to welcome anybody. Only the CO.
.a77e, who have nothing to lose, will object,
but these will bc easily handled, There will
be no fighting and no resistance worthy Of the
, 1862-01-18
INTERESTING FROM THE GULF.
Fort Pickens Re-opeus Fire--yFarren-
ton i'll F1nmes--moVement8 Of Block
aiding Vessels.

FORTRESS MONROE, jan. 16. The gunboat
Rhode Island arrived from Galveston this
morning. Her datcs are Galveston, Dec. 22Sth;
Ship Island, Dec 31st; Mobile Bay, Dec. slst;
Fort Pickens, Jan. ID; Key West, Jan. 9th;
and Port Royal, JAN 18th.
The gnnboats st. Louis, New London and
Water Witch left Ship Island for Biloxi Dec
51st. The result Was not learned, but as the
Rhode Island was leaving, tile New London
was seen returning, with three schooners in
tow.
The schooner Venus was captured off Gal
weston by the Rhode Island. She was bound
from Point Isabel to franklin, La, with
cargo OF tin, copper, lead and wood val
ucd at GOO. She was sent to Ship Island
The rebel steamer Florida is inside Of Horn
Island
The rebel batteries Of Pensacola, having re-
pcatedly fired at our small vessels, Fort Pick
ems opened on the.rebel steamer Times, which
was loading stores ut the Navy Yard. On the
set Of January the rebel batteries responded,
and tl1e firing was continued until evening,
Fort Pickens firing the last shot. The rebel
guns were well aimed, and most of their shells
burst inside Of our Fort. Only one Of our
men, however, was wounded. One Of our
shots made large breach in Fort Ba1aucas.
In the evening, our firing set Warrington
On fire. The con1aggration continued all night,
and the place Was still burning on the eyenin,
Of the I'd inst. When the Rhode Island left,
the fire was seen at 4 distance Of thirty-fi
miles at sea.
The Mount Vernon, which arrived here yes
terday to coal, left her station off Wilmington,
n. G., on the 18th inst She encountered the
storm Of Tuesday. She saw part Of the Burn
side fleet OF Hatteras.
The hit Vernon reported that she burnt a
light slip on New Years night, which was be-
ing fitted out for gunboat under the guns of
Fort Caswen- The rebel steamer Gordon is
on the stocks for repairs Of damages received
in her encounter with the Mt. Vernon in De-
ctmber.
, 1862-01-18

Michigan has led the Northwestern States
in The exposure ofhc troops to actual service,
and many of her gallant sons arc pining in
rebel dungeons. Justly ner heart goes out
toward them, and she asks Of the General Gov
ernment complete and ADEQUATE movement
for their release by exchange. The following
resolutions passed both Houses Of the Lcgis-
latnre at Lansing day or two since:
RfSo1rfd, That in the present condition of the
country, with no prospect Of immediate terIni-
nation Of the war and many OF the citizens Of this
State il captivity, as prisoners Of war it is expo
Client that arrangements should be made for ex-
change Of prisoners. and that oar Representatives
IN Congress be requested, and our Senators be III
s1ructed. to use their proper influence to bring
about such arrangements.
-ieeG2E<d, That ne hold it to be duty VIC owe to
our fenow-countrymen engaged in the present de-
plorable conflict, to do all in our power to miti-
gate the seventies and barbarism OF war, and
therefore deem it not only e1pedient but dictate
Of humanity. that al persons captured as p7iya~
teets upon the hiG seas should be held and deem
cd to be prisoners of war; to be held and treated as
snch during the continuance Of the existing COZ
test.
Rtfhfrea, That our Senators in Congress be in
tiruced. and onr Representatives be requested; to
urge the adoption Of measures for the exchange OF
Colonel Orlando B. Wilcox, who was wounded and
takeu prisoner while in command Of Il brigade
ard braye1y leading the First Regiment Of Michi.
gan Infantry, at the battle Of Manassas and who
ie now held in close confinement, as hostage, in
southern dungeon.
, 1862-01-18
NUMBER 1Gk.

ceiye from the said agency two hundred .zl-
lions in its notes, and thereafter, upon de-
post by the Secretary Of the Treasury wI7a
the said agency Of the said thirty year bonds,
Of anE part thereof, from time to tine, in such
amounts as the e1igencies Of th- Treasury
may require, he shall receive from the said
agency an equal amount, with the par ya1nc Of
the said bonds Of demand notes. Of Ofauthoriz-
ing satu agency to sell said bonds so deposited,
Or 60 many ct them as may be necessary, to
eha6le me said agency to redeem the notes is
sued oy IT, taking care never to allow the coin
on hand to bcar less proportion to the et5cu-
1atlon than as one to four
dhixa-O providing that whenever notes
Issued by the said agency shall be presented to
It for redemption and payment, in sums Of enc
hundred dollars and upwards, the holder there
OF shall have the right TO demand and recei5e
from said agency like sum in the eight pe::+
cent bonds.
FourN-Of providing for the payment by the
said agency Of the interest upon both the seven
and eight per cent. bonds senni-annual1y.
F.tM-Proyi1ins tlat if at any time, in the
opinion Of the said agency, the market value Of
the bonds deposited and the specie on hand
shall bear to the circulation less proportion
than one to four, said agency shall hare the
right to caEupon the Secretary Of the Treas-
ury for further deposit Of thirty year bonds
Sszth-Of requiring al payments by the Gov
ernment to be made in the demand notes L.
sued By the sid agency.
, 1862-01-18
Especial Dispatch ID the Chicago Tribune ]

ST. loE1s, January II, 1850.
Collector Howard has given notice THAT all
baggage Of passengers leaving St. Louis shall
be inspected by Government agent, and con
traband goods viii be condscated.
The seccs1a elected Ill the officers Of the
Meehanics' Exchange, excepting the Prcsl-
dent.
The 7th Iowa Regiment got off by railroad
for Cairo to-day.
The Democrat has tic following from syra-
cuse under yesterday'a date:
1.-TWO Of Mr., Moore's sons, Postmaster at
Bolivar, Polk county, came in here yesterday.
They were taken prisoners with Col johnson
on Saturday, at Warsaw, by 4 Capt. Gibbs at
the Ferry. They were returning to this place
from where they started home On the I'd inst,
along with several others. johnson with his
team and negro, n team belonging to John
Rains, Of Boliyer, which the young men were
driving, together with the stock Of several
movers who were waiting to ferry the river,
were ta6en back to Springfield, and after
stripping the young nun Of blankets, o7er-
coats, SC, they we're permitted to CONE on
here on Sunday morning.
with regiment of Home Guards, through the
summer and fall. Lately his men were mus
tered out Of service; and de1uded with the
belief that heavy column was moving west
from Rolla, he started home with the view Of
raising forces for the State service, On
Wednesday last over one hundred in one COM
pa1y passed through Boiiyar cn route for Prices
En
from the rebel army, extended as far north as
Quincy; and along with provisions were col
lectiDg prominent Union men, with view to
exchange them for those taken by Gen. Pope
at Milford Although many are leaving Price
temporarily, Jet others arc more than filing
their plaecs.''
The river is closed by ice on the Illinois
run to the middle Of the river and the passen-
gers foot it over on the ice the balance Of the
way.
The Seventh Iowa marched in double fi1c
safely On the ice, in this way.
Alderman 1saac 7. Greere, of tbs 9Th ward,
attempted to commit snlcide by stabbing him,
self with pen-knife, to-day.
Tomorrow 4 grand review Of all the artil.
lery here takes place under Col. Totten, con,
sisting Of T full batteries and one section o1
another, in Ill 30 guns, some Of them splendid
Parrott 20 pounder riHcd guns.
Col. Greusel Of the 361h Illinois has re-
sulaed his command and joined his regiment
now at Lebanon or southwest Of it, with Carr's
Cavalry.
It is reported that Price has evacuated
Springfield, and retired to Camp Walker
Arkansas.
, 1862-01-18

New YORK, Jan. 1.-The Posts special
Ways aud Means are busiIy engaged today
in Il consideration Of financial plans The
committee are understood to adherc to tho pro-
ject of III income tax, Notwithstanding the
vigorous opposition which that measure lrls
encountered. Tie General Banking Law was
discussed by the committee this morning, but
the result Of their deliberations has lUt vet
been announced.
1t is believed that the new tariff bill will re-
duce the free list and generally increase duties
Oh spices, pepper and similar articles.
Scn1tor Wilson this morning, introduced in
to the Senate new bill in relation to tue Of
ticc Of Army Sutler. It aholishes the Office
in all cases, with tue exception Of military
posts, and proposes that the Conlmlssary
General Of the army slla1l furnish tl.irty dif
ferent ARTICLES to regiments. ut ten per cent.
profit,
, 1862-01-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibuneJ
CAIRO, January II.
The Sth Wisconsin Regiment las just ar
rived from st. Louis.
Firing has been heard to-day in the dircc-
ton OF Point Henry.
A gentleman from Columbus last night
reports that United States war steamer fred
into Il French war steamer which was tryin.,
to run the blockade at New Orleans. Our
steamer fired twelve shots into the French
vessel The affair created great excitement Ut
Memphis and otter points.
Ito the Associated Press1
CAIRO, Jan. 17.-Advices from Cape Girar-
dean state that the expedition which lett here
for Dll1ns and Bloomiela returned this morn-
ing, bringing twenty.thfec prisoners, among
them Captain Day, Quartermaster Of the first
battalion Of JEFF. Thompson's army.
Reports from Paducah say heavy cannonad-
ing was heard up the Tennessee river this
morning. Result not yet known.
The Sth Wisconsin, from st. Louis, arrived
here this evening.
Gen. Grant has sent instructions to all hos
pitfalls here to-day to be in readiness at short
notice.
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