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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-07
From COlumbus--Our PIcIsets Driven

CHICAGO, March GA special to the Tribune
from Cairo, says the Federal pickets were driy
en- In yesterday by rebel cavalry. The wood,
in the vicinity OF the town we're shelled by gun,
boats, and the rebels fed.
It is reported that heavy caunonadinR war
heard at Columbus at four O'Clock this morning
in the direction of New Madrid. The rebS
army at that point numbers forty thousand
having been largely reinforced from Columbut
and Memphia. They have also eight wooder
gunboats. -F1
From late rebel papers we CLEAN the follow,
ing:
The steamer Cambridge suuk on the 23j
near Grand Glaize, Arkansas, Forty two lives
lest
8 The machinery from the various workshops
at Nashville was removed previous TO evaoua.
ting that place, to Chattanooga
The people Of the South are warmly urging
JEFF. Davis to take the field
A bitter contest is going on at Memphis as to
whether the town will be burned on the approach
OF Federal gunboats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-07
@ale i1a Part1t1on,

SSAAS In Ear =
Solomon Booker Superior Court Of Franklin
julia Ann Click ct al.S county Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to directed will offer for sale al
public auction at the door OF the Court House, In the
city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of March, A. D. 1862,
at one O'Clock P. M the following described real estate
situate In Madison township franklin county, o. witt
The NJ quarter Of section ~ township 10, range ol
containing iOO acres more or less. Also GO acros more
or less on the west de OF the southeast quarter Of
ton u township 10, and range 2l both said pieces OF
land being In the southeast Of Madison township
franklin Co., Ohoi and, also land warrant No. SO4l0
Subject to the dover estate Of Julia Ann Click described
as MISUNDERSTANDING at point In the center Of the
county road leading from the town OF Lithopolis In
FAIRFIELD county to road known the Clrceville road
forty 7OlOO poles eastwardly from where the west line
OF said quarter section crosses said road running thence
parallel with the west line Of said quarter section north
deg - min, east one hundred and twent.four 90.
100 poles to the north line Of said quarter section
thence with said quarter section line g. 68 deg 80 min
east hfyour poles to stake near maIl walnut tree
thence deg IS min. west one hundred and eighteen
poles to stake In the center Of said road thence
with the center OF said road 5, "a deg. 80 mu west
SOl00 poles to the place Of begnnng contain.
ngferty'one acres Of land. ~ -
Terms OF SALE One-hird cash day Of sale one third
IN one year and 10 two years bearing interest
at six PEI cent rem day Of sale Deferred p0y On
secured BY mortgage on premises.
Appraised at $50 per acre.
9 HUFFMAN Sheriff
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The New York herald., 1862-03-29

fur, felt wool, glazed, India rubber sr silk wholly q
In rart steel hoops and skts skirts 81 metal or other
material, all to pay tax Of three per censum "a va
lOrem.
Mr.. wnens (Union) Of Va. appealed 70 Mr. Horton 70
snow his gaantry by sustaining his mr. Wrignts mo-
ton 70 strike ont the clause taxing skirts was known
mat the gentleman from Ohio hr Horton was not only
svore with the ladies', but the best looking ana pes'
behaved man in the House.
Mr. HoaroH, (rsp) OF Ohio. replied that with the TAI
tne cost OF The skirts would not be the price
they were -FOUR years ago. The tax would produce ha
million OF dollars Those who hoops would be gra-
TINED N indirectly sustaining ths government which
Mr. PxHDlEroH, (opp Of Ohio, inquired whether this
skirts. Haughter.)
Mr.. HoRros expressed his surprise that his colleague,
OF all other men, should have asked ths question.
Mr. Wright's motion was rejected
Amendments were made liking the tax on ready made
clothing and pins at three per centum ad yaore
umbrellas and parasols 1--WE per centum.
The TAI iron fixed at from 81 80 70 42 Per ton,
according to its condition Of manufacture.
The Committee here rose and the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Rebel Accounts

LE,
The special correspondent Of tho New Orleans PcGyG
At Memphis says the enemy moving cautiously To-
wards Decatur. One column is moving southwark from
Columbia and another is moving aerosg Ttnnessee from
the direction OF Cornth believed for the purpose Of unit
ing their two main columns at point on the Men,
phs and Charleston Railroad, near Decatur.
Tho special correspondent Of the Adueiser and ksyv
from Memphis, writes that the bombardment Of Island
No. 10 continued desperately day and night The man
attack WIS directed at Burcker's battery.
The conederates work knee deep in water, displaying
great vaor.
The loss side is slight
Two OF the enemys ganboats are certainly sunk
The enemy is moving down the west sides, through
swamps and brck water, in dug outs.
They have four sawmills at work making lumber 70
build boate.
Tie island is amply provisoned FOR siege. and he
confederates are in good spirits.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
IMPORTANT raoM rrnmEssfr.

seventy Thousand Rebels at Cor1nths
miss.-sei1ure OF suPpiies-Fight Dep
tween Union Gunboats and . Rshef
battery near Esstport, &c., sc.
CHICAGO, March 20, 1eoA
gentleman from PttsbuTg and Savannah arrived -
Cairo this morning. .
On Monday last reconnaissance In force made -
Pea RIDGE on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad whore ~
rebels were said 10 bs fOrtiyng, but no enemy wAo
found %
Latest advces from the rebel camp at Cornth give Ne
strength Of the force there at 10 600.
Sunday last force sent TO Nicholas Landing slxty
miles south Of Savannah which seized 600 lbs Of frss
pork 46 900 bs Of cured hams and shouIdoss yee
long time this has been tho mart for the pork business
Tor the Confederate states Army Within the last twe
weeks large quantities have been sent eouthward BY
teams.
On Monday an engagement occurred bstwesn the UuH.
boats Tyler and Lexington and masked battery in he
vicinity Of Eastpert The gunboas fred fty shot Tho
Tylers smoke stack struck The effect On the
snemy's works was not ascertained
Captains Bedarden and Carson returnea 70 HayAnnAh
from Nashville Tuesday aight overland.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
NEWS FROM MISSOURI.

Regulation Of Pilot Licenses ON the
Western Rivers.
Sc. LOUIS, March 2S. lsoA
General Haeck has issued An order that, In Wow os
the rapid extension Of steamboat navigation the dis
loyal States and the importance Of having the boats en-
gagged in such navigation controlled by loyal citizens Il
is ordered that all licenses to pilots and engineers navi
eating the Of this department be revoked from
and after the 10Th proximo and said pilots snsi-
take out licenses from the Inspector
who will only grant licenses persona of approved 10y.
atty in Of doubt will require bonds with security
for the loyal conduct Of such pilots and engineers
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

Ar.rrMy on MusIc-RrSrRrE OF MADAME D'AsGro-~
The last representation but OF the present. opera.
season came Of at the Academy last night The occasion
was one unusual interest," nasmuch AZ tho celebrated
contralto Madame DAngri-than whom, save Albon. no
nurer or aner conrao yet sought the appreciation o
an American audience-made her rsnrse, after ABB
sence OF some years. Madame DAngri first appeared,
here in 1857 and in the with Thbsrg created
anita sensation. Since then, after brief season ef
opera in this city, she has been winning golden opinions
from tho musical people Of Mexico and elsewhere Tho
role OF Rosina in :" II Barbisre di sevigla' 10 NOT
often attempted by dYts favored with that rare, but
exquisite quality of voice tho conrao; but that can
be rendered to perfection the effort Of Madame DAngrt
last night abundanty proves. tr singing throughout
the entire opera charming. The elena vase,"
composed for her by sgnor Abe and which she intro
duced into the singing esson scene was delightfully."- SUNG
and evoked, as 1t deserved an enthusiastic encore Tho
introduction OF music foreign 10 the opera on the stage
IL not always appropriate but must be said that TO-
this instance the vse tho opening Of the second ac,
and tho rondo from "Cencrontola at the conclusion,
were 30 finely rendered. and Afforded 80 excellent dis
play of DAngris power that the innovation was fully
warranted. The rondo was, In fact,a perfect gem of
ooa,zation vhicn the audience thoroughly appreciated
BrgnoIi was good voice. and sang delightfully."- susin,
was sl struggling With nds position, which was mani.
fes,ed IN his performances Indeed he would have been
justified upon the ordinary plea which artists
are accustomed TO avail themselves Of, 70 decline
spnesring at all, but he kindly volunteered TO
sng rather than that the public should be disappointed
Mancus's Figaro, though pretty well acted in some
narts and slightly overdone in Others was tho WHOLE
rather weak inefe stiye. Wo were glad see Max
Maretzek again In the conductors chair after his brief
visit to Havana whittier he went short time since 70
arrange for q visit TO Europe, have already au-
nounced with view 10 engage the best artists In tho old
world for the Tscon theatre recently reposssssed by
Marti Mr.. Maretzck has cdSe blanche from Marti 10
secure the highest talent In Europe and may oougra
tuas ourselves that shall have opportunity OF on,
joyng the benefit Of the udioous selection which abb
on ifnprcssdTfo Maretzek win mako from the npaA
select Of European singing bRda
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
NEWS FROM ISLAND NO. TEN.

ST.. LOUIS, March 20, 3so4.
The. st. Louis Democrat has despatch from CAiro
whcasays-
Heavy and rapid cannonadng at Point Pleasant was
heard by the feet the night before last.
Captain Maynadier and Colonel Buford, who accompas
MED Professor Stsmsr in his balloon reconnaissance %
Tuesday, discovered that the shells from our mortare
have generally fallen beyond the batteries Of the snsmys
the elevation Of the and the charges Of powdeR
both being great This Will bs sremedied Immediately,
and greater execution hereafter may be expected.
CHICAGO, March %, 1S6z
special despatch to the Chicago Times. from Cares
says arrival from Island No. TO- yesterday reports
that the effect Of IRE the rebel batteries was very
serious The upper battery entirely senced Sixty
nine men had been killed there, and twenty or thirty
more had been killed on the Island
The rebels continue to fortify. Steamers bs seen
continually running up sna down between the Island ana
the mainland.
There are ~ tIdings from General Pope. '"-.-
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Arrival OF Ninety-seven Contrabands as
Philadelphia.

OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, March ~, 1859.
Arrival Of Fugitive Szares from General Banks Dvsio-
HaO they Ftted at the Vosssser RetresAnes3 Sc
lc,n-7heir Reception By the Sans Caloae-xerimsSos
and Fsar of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of tie Aoo7i
tionias-Trss Hundred more Fuoitftss Exptc.ed Nsss
Fsek, 6c., dc.
A. five O'Clock this morning hnety-ssven fugitive
slaves reached this city by the Baltimore Railroad and
were marched Immediately to tho Volunteer Refresh
Saloon at the foot Of Washington street, by de-
putation Of police officers Of the First district An im
merse crowd followed the oontrsbands, shrieling MI
mckng and tormenting them At the sioon they wero'
per tfuly fed the tables where hundred thousand
soldiers have been refreshed. The crowd meantime
surrounded the shed stable wherein they feed
ing and their temperance made the air clamorous
with cries. Some intensely udicrous! scenes hero
en.otod and the negroes by turns filed with fear
and merriment. About hundred Philadelphia blacks
had meantime heard os tho arrival Of their brethren,
and committee Of these allowed to enter the sa
loon and consult with the fug,tives The interview -
said to been exceedingly humorous and ended in
the acceptation by the distinguished strangers Of sundry
invil ations 70 lodge with negro citizens.
The wealthy negro families here have generously
the Ethiopes and IL ID probable that number
will remain the city. The abolhionBts are using
avery end avor to secure the Of blacks tho
arsenas and navy yards. Memorials OF this description
arc being circulated Ia this city, and certain Congress-
men ire pledged TO agitats the matter in Congress-
The negroes WHO nave arflFcu are uTesb6u IN tuO
garb Of hemp and those that stray around tho
city singled for universal criticism and laughter
Most Of these contfabands havo been engaged with
Banks division, repairing railroads On the Upper
Potomac. They have brought their grandmother ana
children away, aud we saw among the arrivals ono
upwards Of hundred years old who stated that
she had moro thar twenty children.
Three OF these negroes he property OF Senator
Mason and two Of Hon. g. J. Faulkner.
Three hundred fugtves expect TO get here next week,
Our citizens In the main, ncensed at the appear
ancs OF these people, and the laborng people part
culary chagrncd Several Of the have money, and
one negro had Treasury notes TO tho amount Of hundred
doflafg.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

The seors,sry Of the Treasury hss recently issued
special licenses Tor commercial intercourse snder the
oct OF July last, which prohibits shipments from those
ports Of the United States heretofore declared b. tho
President to be IN uhurrection without written permit
The Licenses do not now extend further than Nashville
and intermediate points Nothing shipped under them
10 be disposed Of 10 persons against the United
states or to others furnishing them and comfort,
THE EVACUATION OF SoRFoIK BY THE usroSrsrs
Senator Hale announced, incidentally to-day that the
committee charged with the inquiry the causes OF
the evacuation Of Norfolk BY the federas have scen a
work. aud Will be ready 10 report in week n s 10 be
hoped that report Of tho rcoap,ure Of that place viii
reach tho public "a tho tuoillajng dsolosures
yespettins our atandopmaui ofk
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

u is said that permission has been gvso BY The NH.
sary Governor Of the district to synglhzers with Sc
here take from the houses CT notorious rebels
IN tho part Of the district lying Virginia all portable
valuables for ssfekesybg THIS privilege fw beer sopgb,
bseoro and refused
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
FLAG PRESENTATION.

This afternoon a splendid nsg was presented 10 the
Tenth Legion Ffty New York State volunlecrsj by
Major Morton Of New York who referred 10 Tho groa,
struggle the section OF country from which the Legion
cane-nAmely, the birthplace OF De Wit Clinton and
wm II. Seward, the headquarters Of Washington during
sbe Rsvoluiion-saying whsn the storm Of war shall
pass IL would once more united nationality
Colonel Van wyek. IN response, assured him. in name
Of his regiment, that the banner should never be
tr,led 10 dlshonor. They might faii-bu. fal,cr
never The destinaon for all time OF the representa-
tive government stakes on the wsgor Of battle
Boter perish the whole army Of the Union than mper
the freedom Of mankind and principles Of constitutional
sovernm'nt The army was nyinoIbis because they
realized the great issues at stake and painting for
the conflict
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
The Latest.

WINCHESTER, March 2s--P N.
BrlgidIer General Shields 10 comfortable and improv
ing.
There Is nothing important from strasburg today.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
The Legislature OF New Jersey.


The slate Legislature have resolved to adjourn sne de
this evening. The Central American Transit bill was
passed to-day
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

drccti OF Major General Wright and VIII opero "s'
little, In different diection om buoh s,ny ,,on.
poltant resu 70 are expected 10 now from .ne
Of Grangers corps, which will inform you OF ~ 'ey ~
developed. =,
The covng.on and Lexington Railroad Is being put N
order very rapidly and nearly our troops ad
vance II Is already In working order forty miles anu
rye gangs ~ men with the army u repair ns
and rebuild the bridges destroyed by Kirby smith on m ~
recent tour In this direction. In another week 10
in running order TO Lexington; and hereafter VIII ue
properly guarded against any guerilla RAIDS, ~ LeSnssS
VIII be Nm important dept tor the army a,a .ns me
Of communication essential 20 the success Of utuie move
meDts.
From wes 'ina we have that the reess
are pr airing 10 eNacuate the Kanawha valley as my
rave su ped themselves with all the sdt tnit .h'y
cou 10 diiy transport away. They have sncceeue" ~
OBJ lining an mmo supply OF the much needed tc y,
valley longer any great force they have very sensoy
dete mned to get out Of II and leave only few cavay
or guerillas 70 attend to their affairs there. we
have very large force In Western Virginia,
which is likely TO effect something very COON,
although in which direction IL u not proper 10 state
Major General Coz has plready arrived there ana
assumed command. Brigader General Miroy u III com,
mand OF division, consisting Of large force OIL re esonu
and veteran troops General q. W. Morgan Is also
therc with no inconsderable force We have mon N
enough 20 accomplish something and hope 70 be- abe TO
announce that something has been done before ma
DAYS Ono OF the IERAiDs specials passed through hes
en- route for Western Virginia day or two
SINCE and tho details of tho operations In that
quarter will be fully Lid before your readers.
The election passed on quietly in Cincinnati Inc de.
mtcrats pit the boards leaving the republicans ont III
s cold No knows what the sentiments OF the sue
ssf candidates for Congress so far as the war
nee ned; but II Is believed that they OF the Vaian
dighlm school, Tho great apostle himself was sauefhed
by the pc pie. That Dayton mountain contains very
small mo so-and a very offensive ono, as II seems
Vaapd CHAM Is tho arges, small man In the cpentry.
The aboltioniss made HIM what he seems TO Oe-a very
important man. The peopo In his own district know
him WELL and they laid him on the shelf The Eaqn're
of this city, la or It's fits Of alteration, caei Nahn
CHAM .tiat distinguished patriot and staesmanl
That beats Vdnuy Fai all hollow.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

Lieutenant Colonel q. F. Moore SD Ohio Volunteers
severely, and prisoner.
First Lieutenant John n. Higgins, Co. A, s3d ohio Vol.
captain ". i. Foster, Co. Q, $50 Ohio Volunteers,
Captain Van B. Hibbs, Co. E, sad Ohio Volunteers,
slightly: :, : ,o.. ,..
Captain John B. Glover. Co. D. asth Indiana, slightly.
Second Lieutenant James II. Low, Go. b, 3Sh Indiana,
Captain John Sexton, Co. <, sslh Indiana, bad9. leg
Major H. A. Mitchell, lst Wisconsin, leg.
Captain Thomas II. Green, Co. X, lst Wisconsin, neck
FIRST Lieutenant P. v. Wise, Co. r. LIST Wisconsin, let
thigh.
Second Ieutenan. R. + Handbook, Co E, Iss wiscon.
First Lieutenant E. j. Watkins, Co. G, let Wisconsin,
hp-on duty again.
First Lieutenant Potter Hand, Co. G, oath Illinois,
shoulder.
Captain Fred Hartman, Co n, oath Illinois, thigh
Second Lieutenant N. Kaufman, Co. Il, 24th Illinois
shoulder.
Captain August sterens. Co. !, oath Illinois, leg
Colonel B. j. Sweet. 2lst Wisconsin, shoulder and elbow.
Captain II. NJ: Gibbs, Co. +, 2lst Wisconsin, mortally.
Lieutenant Arerleld, Co. Z, 21st Wisconsin, n arm.
Lieutenant A. b. Sweet, Co !, 2lst Wisconsin, scalp.
shoulder.
Second Lieutenant E MOcorrcy. 10th Pennsylvania alb
domen and arm.
First Lieutenant Joseph Hazard, 10Th Pennsylvania,
right breast.
The greater part OF wounded were taken TO Perry
vile for treatment. Some the way here, and
expected TO day.
On Sunday our forces entered boh. Harrodsburg and
nanvle, the enemy, usual, dying before them. AT
Harodsburg found nearly two thousand rebel wound
ed-he result Of Wednesdays battlewho had been left
In tho hasty retreat OF the enemy We also got number
OF prisoners at Danve captured about two thousand
from the Of the enemy's line they franiicaly
tumbed across the Dicks into Camp Dick Robin
SON. Altogether General Buell. has taken about i've thou
sand prisoners in and subsequent TO the Perryye battle
Matters arc very quiet 10 Louisville There continues
to be very considerable deal Of excitement IN regard to
army movements: but aside from this everybody is
quietly pursuing bis usual avocation Business has been
generally resumed, and, though II Is not brisk yet, the
merchants 20 be doing al, that could be expected
The scarcity OF Change great OF nconve
nlence, and much complaint heard tho srdness Of
government In getting the new postal currency into cir
culation.
An order has been received hero from the War Depart
ment releasing Brgadier General Je c. Davis from tho
close confinement Ia which he has been held since the
Nelson aair. Up 10 this time he has been confined In
room at the Gait House. He will now be allowed the
freedom Of the city parole
Mrs. Major General Buell. and daughter stopping at
tho Gait House Their arrival horo subsequent to the
Generals departure to the field and their tsrrypg here
somewhat significant Of the Generals plans.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

yesterday detailing the situation Camp Dick Robinson
into which the arghed rebels had tumbed in order to
brief respite from Bues assaults ard dwct on
the chances Of battle at that place. But to-day the
scene changes The rebels full retreat from that
doubtful fighting ground evidently foreseeng their inev
table destruction II caught In that trap and headed
out wildly into the barren wastes Of East Kentucky.
ID this direction they will nnd only prolongation
OF their miseries They will escape BueS pursuing
army but will add their other affections the OF
starvation. There subsistence for them 10 the drec.
tion they taking. II Is only desperate plunge
into uncertainty. They know that % fight Buell. would be
to insure their annhi aon To surrender TO him would
be death blow to the rebellion While there life there
thew NAV incur the danger or untold suffering from hun.
ger they will az least keep out OF Bues hands and per-
haps they indulge the feeble deuson that they may yet
tire their purs1ers out may outwt them or may di
vide their columns, aud secure an opportunity TO fall
upon them ana destroy them in detail or at least
that they driven into desolse and barren country
their pursue g. In following them, viii lind themselves
subjected 20 the prvations that will befall thcm.
They do consider that Ruel has large storehouses
filed with supplies TO draw from, and ample means Of
transportation convey these supplies to him, and the
unds putcd possession or the country behind him
which these supplies must be transported. Alas for
these wretched starving htcd fugitive rebels they
have no storehoueee Of hope
living escape from the pers that beset them by their
WITS They have friends near at hand; reinforce
that come 10 their assistance; no chance OF
escape bu by long, tedious wearsome tramp through
barren wilds and rugged mountains; their journey
protaced by the circuits aud meanderings necessary,
possible TO eiude and the o. their
starved companions to feed upon as they Jog along. what
pitabs fate for the grand army that was to carry tie
the borders into the great Northwost How
many Of the poor wreches Will survive this terrible
campaign and again behold the pleasant cotton fields Of
Nor rlh AlAbama2
than has been supposed. writer the Louisville Jour
nal gives the following dated report OF casualties
Rousseaus division alone The casualties 10 Jacxsons
division were even greater, a. that wing was more dss
peratelv engaged I.