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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30
As n Family Physic.

From Dr.. Il w Olrt,rigM, Ncw Orleans
Your pllls are the prince Of purges. Their excellent
qualities surasJ any cathartic possess. They are
mild but very certain aud efecal In their action onte
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 III In tho daily
trcatnlentor disease.
Headache, e,SickHeadacbe, Foul Stomach.
From Dr.. Edward BOYD, Baltimore
DEAR BIO AVER: cannot answer you iUhd, complaints
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treat ,oh apirgatire medicine place great depel
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disease and believing do that your Pills afford us the
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PITrsBURo, Pa, May !, 1865
DR.. j. G. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
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which they cleanse at once.
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,r pL,,yn,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

Was known and used in Germany for Dyspep
sia, Chronic Diarrhoea, Cholic, Dysentery, ant
diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels, as earl
"a 1890.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

Dyspersia, Impurity OF the BloOd.
From Reu. j. Hines, FstOr Of Advent Church. Boston
Dr. AVER; have used your Pills with extraordinary
In my family and among those called to visit
In distress To regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

For Inasmmations of the Loins and Splice
in Dropslcal Affections and Biliary Secretion
or Distractions Of the Abdominal Viscera.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

= CINCINNATI Accommodation at 500 n. m,
stopping 1t all stations between Oolumbus Cincinna
apd Daytoni arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 a. m a
Dayton e's' g. MI arrive at Indianapolis at l34 p. m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

he following is q part Of q cry for help
ieh appears in che Memphis Appeal Of
the 26Eh. 1t is signed BY one Colonel
Street. q recent appointment made by
sPEesident" Davis:
I appeal 70 aIl mothers and wives Of
Memphis, 70 use All means In th' ir power
70 induce all men able to bear eTms, to take
up arms inmediately fer the defence OF
tkeir homes, brothers, fathers, children
and friends, who now stand between you
and danger, ready to sserahce life comfort
snd properly to defend you. Can YOU
stand san and ses these brave men sacra'
aoed, Is at Fcrt Donslson, for want Of pro
per aid Forbid. .--7
Mothers Of Tennessee scorn the man
who refuses 70 help.
Fathers, I sppeal 10 youl Your sons, in
many cases, nov in the field, appeal TO yoJ
to sustain them BY going yourself, snd tax
inf as many as you can influence with you
70 help in the great struggle.
Young ladies Of Memphis Your sweet
hesrte. brothers, fathers and friends nov
5n the field look 70 you TO induce from Mem
1his every young man, thst they may Rs
,sigt those nov with arms in their hands
in defending you from the vile and POlut
ing footsteps Of the enemy, and save yOl
.rorhaps end our city from disgrace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14
FROM ST. Louis.

..- w ST. LOUIS, March 13.
A special to the Democrat from Cairo IL,
says a gentleman who left Memphis Sstur
day, arrived here this morning reports no
troops ct Memphis. Many persons were
leaving the city. Cotton, molasses, sugar
and other merchandise we're being shipped
down the river. The policy of burning the
city was still being discussed. Speeches
were made every night. All means were
used to check increasing demoraliEation and
excite a war spirit.
Bragg had come up from Pensacola with
10000 men. These were sent to reinforce
Island No. 10.
Bragg and Beauregard are at jackson,
Tenn, constructing Notifications. All ne
groes in the country were called for to work
on them.
Martial law was proclaimed in Memphi;
last Monday for the purpose of checking in.
subordination, and to compel the citizens Z
turn out and fight. rI
No defensive preparations are being madt
at Randolph, nor between there and New
Orleans. 3 =
There is a strong position at Fort Pillow
but less formidable than Columbus. The
rebel6 confess that the reduction of this placl
win give us all the points on the Mississippi
Their gun boats are all at Island No. 10, anC
carry riHed "a and 34-poundsrs. The feet
under Commander Rollins.
A messenger from New Madrid reports al
Quiet this mOrnina
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The Wnter Of CHICAGO.


The We er supplied 70 the city of Chiea-
90 is in a horrible condition. The Tribune
says; l sen rs
It was thought some time since that the
water furnished for citizens to drink, cook
and wash With, vas ss foul and vile as that
fluid could become, but the past few days
has dispelled that ralher agreeable Illusion.
For I've or three days the wind has blown
from the west and southwest, sending the
fetid acaumulatioRs from slaughter houses,
tsnneries, distilleries and glus factories,
from the river ont t.. SEQ, and 70 wards the
termination Of cur main supply pipe. Yes
terday We we're reaii4ins the results in the
shApe Of q braekish, fshy, glulinous, dirty,
odoriferous fuid, fit only for the purpose of
cleansing the diraiest OF Aug@1n stables.
And still the nuisance increases in propor-
tons. Dead fsh, eWts, and vsrious speci.
me8s Of Fstery spimHleu'@ known 70 the
bs0ks, are brought through the pipes in
large numbers. MinnOWs large enough 10
bait 3 Racod fsh heck, few as much aB four
inches In length-soms alive and WIigglihg
others with backs brOksns, and others still
dead snd IN process Of -deoonp position are
voided By the sdpply pipes. The tes, coffee
-snd in fact TIE MIX supplied BY the city
COWS, which animals must be supplied With
generous proportion Of lake Wster-Jall
smell abominably and are thrown aside with
disgust, where water has been used with
out passing through5 some purifying pro
CESS Boiling the fluid seems only to add
to its peculiarly fshyEgasyodoE 90
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| FRoaI FoRTREss loNRoR.
i = gFoaTasss MOEnoh, March l8.

.H +. G
AIiis quiet here this morning. l1.as-7
The steamer Msrrimsc is afost at the
Norfolk Navy Yard, and large force Of
men employed in repairs on her.
Serious damage was done to one Of her
prongs, and the forward part Of the vessel
vas stove in, these are now being strength
ened. ,., 81 s.rl,-
The people Of Norfork are said to be in q
state Of mingled rejoicing and fear.
Lieut.. VIM. N. letters is now in com.
mand Of the Monitor. e'ss 551g ni
All the newspaper Correspondents st
Fortress Monroe except the agent Of the
Associated Press have been ordered away
by Gen. Wool for having failed to comply
with his instFuctions regarding news.
Ahe -AssOoisted Press dispatches viii
hereafter be sent nnder the sanction Of
Cen. Wool.
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VOL

From t6e Fsrt.First---1IIIltary Execution.
From 4 pfivSls ,tstler from an officer Of
the 4lst regiment We gather some items Of
interest It is dated Nashville, March 9th.
Fbe writer avs 2se5AoA 10 t-l7lA1'
"The Rrst nightof our enoampment hers,
We came near having & big scare. About
dusk cavalry company was sent out as
piNkets, snd We were just getting ourselves
hrraYed for the night, when We heard few
sbots Ared 70 the front and In abort time
the cavalry came back through the camp,
running Is for their very lives. A battery
Of artillery Was just coming into tho town,
but they did not stop for il, but ran right
on It. One Of the horses stove his head
agsinst q gun, and stove bis brain out.
We expected that they were being pursued
by the rebels and formed s square to be
ready for them, bnt it turned out to be a
big scare. The cavalFy Were fred upon by
tie rebels, and they tnIrft md ran, We
lay upon our arms all night, without tents
or ere, also having gone without our din
ner and supper. Il rained during the night
which added much 70 our ineOnVeneinoes.
Witnessed yesterday a military pxecu-
tion, 3 man Of our division being shot
for violating the 9th article Of war. The
troops Of the entire DivisionWere present. ]
can assure you thst titwas sad and mourn
ful sight. After the troops had arrived
and taken their position, the prisoner en-
tered the Geld, (his oOf6n being carried be-
fara him under guard Gf GftWsnty.6To
men and band. They msrehed around the
field before the. several regiments. the band
playing dirge meant while and then to the
place OF execution, which was near the cen.
tire OF the field. After g final prayer by
the chaplain, his eyes we're bsndsged, he
standing erect before his exeoutioners. At
q signsl from the officer, twelve musksts
were ievelei ct his breast spd at the sign
I I(silsntl were discharged, and he fell upon
his coffin dead Il was g hsrd sight and
l hope 1 may never sitness another such.
I had morbid curiosity 70 see this exeou.
ition, and that curiosity is grstihed."
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g Fhiis Arterno,eoan's Report.
FROT WINCHEsrRR.

iq aas WIN0HEsTER, Va, March IL.
Gel. JscksOn's forces left here last night
on the Strssburg road,
| Gens Hamilton and Williams are Just
entering the town. ra
There was q strong fort one mile out
which was evacuated BY Gen. Jackson last
sight, ,.., '-H,i,'j{
The regiments as they pass siOng are
cheered and greeted from the houses Of the
ieitikens and responded to BY. our officers
and men.
/ The other column Of Gen. Banks diYi-
sion, which win approach. by the B, rrys
vile route, have not yet arrived. Not 3
shot has been fred
| Yesterday Ihe rebels arrested eighty of
the most prominent Unionists and sent
them 70 Richmond
Co6ss sells at 75c9$l. 90 per pound.
Calico 66sa yard. other articles are more
abundant, uar= -rr
Ii is represented by the resident friends
of the Union that tWo-thirds of the popu-
lslion Of this town and county are loyal,
but have been compelled 10 suecumb to the
secession pressure, so far Rs the express
sion Of opinion Is concerned.
7 4ASA0 INV bGCu NJ LslOuuOuu pdpSI1 I6-
oeiVed here for sWeek, and the citizens
are entirely ignorant Of the, thrilling
events which. haze ftransPired within that
period. rataz risi a-l atl
SkosNp DFPAToH.-Gen. Jaekson's force
yesterday consisted Of Eoring's brigade and
several nsIe7s-st.siss. and 800 of AshleY's
OaYalryA 4, coo in All. -TlssIg ssff,.
meacsd evscuating the place about sunset
last night I TRs OayslFg were tae lsst to
leave. = = - = e .--, . 49,
They departed just before We entered
town. q
1t is fsPFsSsHtsd that there ,isl large
secession force at strssburg, and that they
intend to make q st8Ad there y q Y
Owing to tue state Of affairs at Msnss'
sss, IL is Believed that Gen. Jackson will
make his way up the Shenandoah Valley
to the. Virginia Central RsilrOsd, and
thence to Richmond. % = - .isra z7H.i.
Prominent secessionists here ssy thai
theTebsl forces will make stand ct Cor
donsyille, and have fortified it to great
extsnt a1 r laf "a 81. rTs 90 dT .1 b
Several prisoners, and small smouni
Of fammunition, were all the seizures VI
have made. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14
CONGRESSIONAL
WAaafnarnn. MArnh IL.
HOUSE.

Mt, Buell. introduced q joint resolution,
which was passed, rendering the thanks Of
Congress to Gen. Curtiss and the officers
aud men under his command for their late
brilliant victory In ARK snsss, and sincere
u symphsthizing with the relations and
friends Of the officers and soldiers Of the
army Who SO brsVsly fell at Pea Ridge.
The Eouss in COMMITTEES Of the whole,
resumed the construction Of the tax bill.
gIAiF. Richardson, Of Illinois, moved an
amendment providing that per cent Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

CosT or TBE GREAT ExHiBIFIoH BUILD
Ea-The amount the contractors Of the
buildingyof the Worlds Fair in London are
to receive Is contingent on the receipts Of
the exhibition. Her Msiesty's commits
sioners have the option Of purchasing the
building out and cut, OF Of merely paying
for the use Of 1t. For the rent Of the huild-
ing q sun 6f 81, 900, 900 is guaranteed sb
solutely; II the receipts exceed 81, 900 600
the contractors are to be paid $500. .OOO
more for rent snd they are bound If re-
quired, to sell the whole for further sun
Of $3.50, GOO, thus making its total oosI
50, 10000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14


SAD AocIbzEe " are Indebted to Mr..
@. RoRiaud, Of 6lGrksfHld, for-the follow
ing particulars Of q most melancholy seCi-
dent, which occurred in that township on
Wednesday, the 9th inst; -er~e1
"Georse Case, js., young man about
tWenty-one years Of sge, son Of Mr.. George
Case, Of this township, got coon up
large oak tree, and having q set Of "Climb-
ing Irons" he climbed after the animal
some forty or ffty feet and then attempted
to come down. After descending some ten
feet be lost hia hold and fell upon some
logs at the foot Of the tree, and the frozen
ground, shattering the bone Of his thigh SO
that pieces Of it prOtruded through the
hssh also dbreaking both his jaws, and
otherwise iBjuring him about the head, &C
that it seems hardly possible that he can
recover" Nor0alk reflector.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14
TheUhaIn Bridge.

soms excitement vas created last week
By he discovery Of several barrels Of gun
powder undef the Chain Bridge, and there
19as 8 rumor that sloW match had been
applisd to II, with the intention Of destroy
ing that vitality important stucture. This
e ~ eonaicts, however, with another,
which Is perhaps more correct, to the effect
that the gunpoWder vas placed In that po-
slsion oy our troops WbeH hey nFst crossed
inte Ttrsinia, foE the purpose Of desIFoy-
sne ths bridge & by any unto Wafd girddm-
-Sisnos they we're Obliged to faif bsCk upon
fts noftasrn 6h0rs Of the S0tomao.- Wash
tsgt0a Rspubi;eap. q. 5s
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b. W. HALEECK,
Mai. Gen, Gomd'l
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

/ 'Tribune's specials:
/ The official report of the naval engage.
'ment sent to Richmond states that on the
Merrimso two were killed and eight wound
ed, the muscles Of two guns were knocked
off the prov twisted, the srmor damaged,
the anchor and flag stsf shot away and
the smoke stack and steam pipe riddled.
Capt Buchanan was seriously wounded
in the. thigh. ----
Capt. Layer has since died Of his wounds.
Trustworthy information to-day states
that the prov Nas shot sway no -taa- -ll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14
FROM VIRGINIA.

ShA6LAaL0W4f AA0EOAA4As
The town Of Berryyille, Va, was cceu-
pied by our troops yesterday, Gen. Cor
man directing the advance. Tie enemy
had 500 cavalry here on our arrival, but
the signal ordered Q charge Of the New
York Sd Cavalry upon them, supporting
the onset with sufficient force Of aFtillery
and infantry. The enemy did not wait to
fight, but ran helter.skelter towards Win
chester Twice last night were the pick
cts II Gen. Gormsn's brigade compelled to
fan back by the charges Of Ashley'5 Cos
sacks. fe tg s-7sI Do t5l s5i-i5 s Z
This meTning Gen. Gorman made 9 rec
onnoissncs in force to within two miles Of
Winchester, drawing the rebels into trap.
TheyIWera again charged upon By our cav
airy, losing four mem !1i si2 ,i.
Several prisoners have been taken from
the enemy, while our total loss up to this
time is one man and one horse ga i
WINcHEsTER, March 12.-Ths place Is 81
length recovered for the Union. The
march Of our forces to Befryville and
reconnaissance to this vicinity, succeeded
IN misleading the enemy, SO they did Rei
know where 70 expect an. attack, YesteF.
day afterh0on they eSmnenCed eVacuatihl 4
the place. Gen. Hamilton meanwhile ad.
vsnoed from Bunker, Bill, the, Michigan
Cavalry leading r..
TEelvs Of the enemy's cavalry gave
battle, supported by q section Of artillery
This was about Eve olcl6ck Yesterday sf
ternoon. A battalion Of the tst Maryland
Regiment reinforced our cavalry, and On'
of our sections of artillery came up snC
| ro,liad ~ che onauovfa of1ua I..... az
The fight was econ over. The enemy
fed, leaving their two guns, several horses
aud about thirty men killed and wounded
Our whole loss was four killed and fttsel
wounded, ell Of thsi1st MsFyland. LaFg
stores Of amnunition, provisions, snd man,
horses have fallen-iRto cur hands. Tn
Union flag hies triuuphsatly over Win
chester. II rsssrb by, s--l5 sss,f sar
The reception iof ouFStroops by Che spec
pie has been most enthusiastic.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH IA 1862 , -

whole revenue derived from the bill, shall be
set apart for the purpose Of buying or obtain.
ing by treaty, certain territory outside Of the
limits Of the United States, on which 70 colo-
mise free blacks, and for the payment Of the
eyDense of tranaDortaffon fbitherc far.
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The sumter In a Fix.

Tbete is 6omethine dsudedlF good in the
quiet persistence with which the Tuscarora
sticks to her duty Of watching the rebel
privateers. FOiled, by the British Admir-.
atty order, in her attempt to catch the
Nashville, she promptly bstOOk herself to
the Mediterranean, to nab the Sumter,
which, according 20 the lsst accounts, was
lying ct Gibraltar, endesVoring to beg, bOr-
roW or stsalcoal enough to bring her back to
America. We now hear that the Tusoarora
is standing guard over the privateer, and
under circumstances that are rather utter
esting. She has taken up her anchorage
in Orange Grove, which, though bringing
her within three miles Of the Sumter, is
still in Spanish waters. The sinister Brit
ish provision which compels the armed yes
sells Of one belligerent to wait tWenty-fouF
hours after. the departure Of srmed vessels
of tbe other belhg gsTeHt, before leaving the
port, will therefore have no application TO
this case; for while the Sumter is in o
British port, the Tuscaross is in q Spanish
port, though ct such proximity ss TO bring
the pirate ship within range Of her long
guns The asituation' is decidedly an in
teresting one, and We may shortly expect
to hear Of a stirring catastroPhy.-M y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14
FROM PROYiDRNUR.

N ~ EVHNHI I'lllAVII To
A letter received ksre from a man in
Gen. Burnside's division, dated Roanoke
Island, "a inst, announces that the eVae-
uationl Of Manassas had reached Gen.
Burnside. He viii therefore be on his
guard. ~ ~ - - - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

Too MUOH LEET.--A Homsn, not far from
seventy years Of sge, who he'd been keep
ing Lent very vigorOlsly, not having taken
sufficient food to sur port her usual strength.
fell UP0s-..l=7 si;S=WsIk on West Harrison
street on Sunday from sheer exhaustion.
She was taken TO her home on West Lake
street in carriage, where BY the use Of
cordials she vas quickly recovered Chi
eago TFiiWae.
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FROaI MISSOURI.

-5t asST. LOUIs, &arch,l2.
The following general order will bs is
sued in the morning;
-ls HEADQUARTERS DEP'T. or MISS.
In compliance with the order Of the Pres
ident Of the United States, assigning tho
command Of the Department Of the Missis-
bippi, which includes the present Depart
ment Of Kansas and Missouri, aud Depart
ment of Ohio and the country west Of
north and south line, drawn through Knox
vile Tennessee, and east Of the western
boundaries, of Missouri and Arkansas,
the Headquarters Of the Department
Of the Mississippi will remain till farhef
orders, az st Louis. Commanding officers
uot IN the Department Of Missouri, viii
report at these headqusrsrs the strength
Of their several commands. yls.r..
d. W. HALLEGK, l, ~. l5ur.
.59u1t s7ads g. h.crr Mai Gen, Gomd'g.
A special to the Democrat from Rolls,
says that Wild Billy Price, 8 desperate
chief Of 3 guerilla band Of rebels, has been
taken prisoner, and is now in custody ct
Springfield.
No further news from Curtis command
as yet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

Twenty i've million pages Of matter have
been distributed By the Tract Society
among the soldiers on the Potomsc. Une
hundred thousand copies Of the Christian
Banner, 8 semi-montbly paper Of the SOci-
ETY., have been distributed. The tsdium Of
the long season Of idieness has doubtless
been relieved BY the reading Of these works,
and drunkenness and vice held in check.
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TIE FIRAIITY.

Slavery may not be Immediately and en-
firely oTorthr0Wn. But its last hour has struck.
It's kn6ll is tolled. The star spengled BAN
uss 6 again 20 be unfurled over all the bills
and plsins Of the South-the banner Of
freedom for every honest man who breathes
fhe aiq Of our magnificent domain. On the
1st Of January, l77e, Washington for the
frst tine unfurled the hag Of the Stripes over
.ouF INFANT army at Cambridge. Eighteen
months later the Continental Congress added
Eiis clustsr Of St1rs. From that hour 70 this
the constellation has been growing more
Brilliant. Itshines now with lustre such as
il never emitted before. And, trusting in
God, We have faith tnat those stars shall new.
er, never grow dim, till their sister constel
lstioEs Orion and Pfeiades, fade away anC
fall fzom the skies. Al
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Throssf ,,,.','' s: 4. 4. $50 P.
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Way frOn SanduakY Y....-...-.,... 900 A. "a.
Way from foungEtoWn............ ll7 7.05 P.
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Way. Arrives Tuesdays, 4 Ns l
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WsY. Arrives Eondagsand al5 TO 1sl
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Horth Hoyalton Way Arr ON .11l1A -Ia
rives Mondays and Fridays. n ,s : 500 r.
Warrengyille, daily .................l0:I5- "A. II.
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