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b. enaaea ~ ne saate se A.~ss n Rspvsssssss!ss,
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ror current and ordinary zpsase. = lows: kspsirs
am ns a. serssssns ssss, rossss.
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ros sei.ss Of artillery and carries. horss. $1,000
lncOo. ''''s "''''' w. -'''''''' ~. '' '-F'''
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rsr iSrniturc Cor hospital ior csdets. 500.
For annual reps!rs iar e:s rapcs and rsscrs 500
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Tinted States notcs. - - :
Rel enacied b. IL Ssaate and Homse of'
Representatives. o. the Unilsd Syaiss Of 1ner;.
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a., 1850 ltusIsc hksctufscS-No. 81 -'-'T'
Jost ksso'ation suthorsiBg Henry Sawyvr 10 accept
5s. ,it n'eoAe essssi1s ~
2: rs:ed - ne Ssse AM Assae II Representatives
g HEM, s .s,:: : cs.. . s ..: 5. 81 $, + s.s
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ebet 10 eAvetkc ne & swjdect 81 that kins)O1N A
Xpprsvci. January III. NJ. =, = = - .
. - -.iass .,.s 5f.4 ia
~. lrr'tac nEsOtrricx- ~ e. l.1
Joint Resolution for tho sale Of tho rains VI the ws.hpg
ton lnnrmssy. s7s nt7.~s'ao
Of he UsiteI Iaiys If Awerica IN Ibssvcss asssIind,
inst tho Cusml.o,sr q Public Badinss 10 and hereby
y directed 20 ss ct puDc suction all ths material bu'd
tSc ~" ss =. Ws,.scr Isrssv - ~ ~. s
that ~ .src - rssssvs, ~ ti,s .isiim Ss:.
ooabiv time from tho DIV 81 sale, 70 b. fixed ~ shs Cs
missioner And thu avaiis Of saM saic nay 10 ..cd BY
the Comnssioner to pay Toy the taking care 81 sa! prop
,s' nss ns !" Is ~ =. .~s,
ncr 70 tho Treasury for tho same. -
Approved, Jsnusry Is. 1881. - - asis$
[Prsasc Rxsolunos--No. ST.
Joint Resolution authorizing tho Secretary Of the Treasury
to transfer certain baIances Of IN appropriation for
printing Of tle second session Of thu Con-.
70 M sun sprrcpreted cr IN" nrst session Of tue
49,. ~ e, -. ..s.,o...
y tns t sesscS 81 Ito TbirtyxtG Consress has been
urhsusfed lesvine Iaanec IN - ~ N S 0S7i
I'D said prinnE having bscn ccnpistcd and whereas
eas .a M q ~ TSsy s.S
sssssa :s::ion THIRTY ssS Sons,. hs: been COM
Rsssivsd y ~ swais and Hass " Representatives. Of
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"a en sSs os. Ss Tr.ssry %
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IL s order 1: &. ordinary the Govern
n.at the interest on tho natoual losn and have IN ant
debts. Ak sssi H. Imposed witch sSs Win sse ..
imports, annual revenue 81 los than
sldooWecc. lAprrovcd' January y, isoa
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Approved, February ~, 1862.

y. [PupLIc Acr-No. 1911 ee
An Act authorizing the detail naval officers
for. the service Of tho War Department.
Be u cxactesa BY he Seaasc AVID Howss Of
Representatives. cf the United States Of Ameri-
ca IN Congress asscmbled, That tho President
thorixed to temporarily detail three compe.
Dem 1a IL lie II sspon Il @
vessels, and for such other service a. may BE-
Approved, February l2, 1869.
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(fUuGIC HseOLCxuN-NDs o. ~
Joint Resolution declaatory Of the rurcse cf Congress
Il 10y to impose tag. ~
Y: resolved " ne Nass awd lbsss n Representatives
nt the interest Oh tho national loan and have an ant
Pile sinkng fund fr tho ultimate liquidation Of I'll public
debts, tax shall is Imposed which shall, with the tariff
lnports, secure annual revenue 81 not los than
sl6O,0W,Ooo. Aplrovcd January y, ls03.
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Joint Resolution for tho ssc Of tho rains VI tho ws.hug
ton lNMrmafy. ~. -. 49, ~

Be- u ssssirsd y ne was 1d lass n Representatives
Of ne Cstted Nates ef AMertca IN ltsSvrss a.semdir,
ID directed TO sel Ut pubic auction all the material bud
ing and otherwise, now Felawg Jm1iciury eqsasc. of
that the bs removed BY the purchaser within r~s
oaablV time FROM tho day Of SALE ~ b. fixed ~ the Cn
missioner. And tho avas Of raid sa1o may bo usd BY
the Commissioner TO pay for the taking II said prop
erty snec the hre end To thc Improvements Of Md Judi
cias! Square, he rendering the accounts In the urus man
ncr to the Treasury for tho same. Ha
Approved, Jsnusry ls. 1862. - - n.la%
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l~ =. lPrpLlc Acr-No. 20. 80. \. 4. r
An Act making an appropriation i.r the pur.

Representatives. Of the Umited &ases IF Asscr.
tea in Congress asssm6ted, That thero be and
ia hereby appropriated, out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the
sum Of three Thousand dollars for tho purchase
Of cotton seed, aud one thonsand dpllars for
tho purchase Of tobacco ssed, under the super.
intendencc Of the Secretary If the Intsfior,
for general dissribution ltoridsd Thas tho
said cotton seed shall b. purchased from places
where cotton is grown - far north Is practice
able. M ii: &
: Approved, February 10, 1862. .s sr
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t3g PuBLio Acr-No. Is.
An Act to authorize nm additional issue Of
United States notes. 9'9 's' ~ e''e

nc " cNNCycU " Ns NyHu1t 0W0 HOWSt u
Representatives. o. TIE Uniled States Of Asseri.
ca iA Congrsss assesstlsd, That the Secretary
of tho Treasury, in addition TO the $50, O0O. 900
Of notes payable On demand Of denominations
not less than IS, heretofore authorized by the
Acts Of July 18th and August 5th, be and he
is hereby authorised to issue like notes, and
for like purposes, to the amount of SIC, OOO,-
600, and said notes shall be deemed part Of
the loan Of $3.50, 00O, 600 authorized BY said
Acts. sH Eef
Approved, February ~, 1862. &
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70 b. doMe. the 1sassa1 = sashotsst = sg
NJ excsedlnS - o1aouekl e5efAa q aaaftes - -
ceedtnt a average " right huns1 1llss ber yess, -
no ono to receive thosana tWo hueArcd duop
per year: HNNtded Tint ~ h sat1e1 INT the seesn
~ 3estef pssnge ti amoans u saQ selneosuets
~ tA0Aoregte conservation Ard - 6eal1 rgpust ~
THE sNh Ne cuse md statss teat tt1ute y.
sAbptcytes January q, lS6e ~ W:
III 4 fPu5tae AcI--xo. ~ ssss AZ n 3
A sct n sssaaass 70 tis 1sttsru Vt pss ~ ats n
I'VE the ssssics u no unto1 Dtno1. VI $50
4 II eae1,a y tM 6sSk AZ Ass " Mqssss1s 1fistS
II ~ Uhyed &ats " lMerica n QQst
tat tho bsuyisloaa Of 10 oct d July ~ 10e t9eo
Ing soldiers " send letters thrOagh the nalls Un
10 SALON and nsincs In the actual aesyIcc q h Gnltya
States. uplef snch regulation the Pos0dee Dsy1-
ment sai PROVIDE the postage thereon 70 b patty ~
recipients. ~ r $50 ei.
Approved, January q, 1859. PES
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Resolution fr payment Of the expenses al the Joint
Csnmittec q COugrsss appointed to Inquire into tho
oO,,duct Of the war.
. RssoIrsd b dc Nnas ssd Absm a Rspwsstasfvss Q,
~ Gated Nalts ~ Amsriaa IN (hWgsvm osseswblsd.
That the Of ton Thousand doars, o. much thsrso
may be necessary, he and the hereby arrrqpr
ated to pay the expenses u the Joint C0nmtes Of Con.
gross appointed 70 Inquire Into the c0anct IT the present
war; and that sAd shall b. drawn from ts Teasury.
upon the order Of the Secretary Of the Senate. the
shall he required from tne 10 time BY the committee hav
ing such investigation In charge.
Approved January q, 1S0S. 7' s..H' 2ft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

would have no tendency to overcome the oppo.
eition OF the South. Il might dissolve our Ma.
tional Union, which you profess, and trus,
with sincerity, to appreciate according to Id
ineshmable worth; but would only aggravats
tne aversion of the South TO measure which
they Will never adopt from coercion, unless by
eervle insurrection, which your Society &C
pointedly deprecates. -
II think, too, that the Ant-slavery Society
ie not only aggravating the condition Of the
eIaue, and onverting his hopes into dark despair
Dut tne Iree negroes are suffering under the pre-
ludice and party spirit which It's intemperauce
mas engendered. Party spirit iDtrenches the
soul and fortides both head and heart against
reason and moral influence.
Tho Society is also endangeripQ the peace
and union of the Churches In the United States,
Dy making participation In their excossea
practicaliy, II not In form, term of communion.
inoeed' there seems to be no interest Of primary
importance 10 our country-political or relig-
ious-which is not put in jeopardy by the honest
men who are embarked in this benevolent but
unWiae and disastrous enterprise, as IL is now
conducted. respect their motives while de-
plore their errors Humanity, patriotism and
piety long to see their ultimate end ACCOMPLISHED,
but weep over the desolation which marks their
course" III
These views accord with those Of Daniel
Webster, who said many years ago: "Aboli-
tionism is severing the religious ties which
bind together the North and South, and Is
bond" = .. = J - f'''"-'
pr The Anti-slavery Society, at q late day, came
ont openly against the Union, which they in 1899
profeased to admire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
GbsI Obio 6tatesnra,r
T Il 4 n o.
a Michigan Republican Member Of
Congress Thinks More Of the Union
than he does OF Slavery.

Mr.. Granger, a Republican member Of Con
gress from Michigan, has been paying come re-
gard to bis constitutional obligations as well ss
20 the pledges Of bis party. This, In the opin-
lon Of some of his constituents, is an unpardon.
able sin, and the Detroit Advertise- does not
hesitate to pronounce him political hereto. -
To this be has written brief and hasty reply,
from which We extract the following: '.
am glad to know that my course In Con-
gFess receives the appreciation of those whose
opinions should respect, and can assure you
that, Whatever my fate may be politically,
should stand by my convictions of right. A
war professedly for the Constitution should not
trample upon any Of its prscepts or guarantees,
nor Ignore its sanotity.
Upon that solemn enunciation, whichdeolsr
cd that "Congress had no right to interfere with
the local institutions of the States" was nom,
mated for the seat now occupy. With Il
vent before the people, BY Its sanction / was
elected, and 90 long as Icontlnue here by virtue
Of that election ! will, go help me God, stand
TO and abide by It.
Since the recent Victories have given us
the gratifying assurance that the rebellion 10
nearly closed out, We have frequently been ad.
huOAlohcu W MempeEb uu tnlb uOOr .tuhb we
should hasten to secure the fruits of the war
What fruits, would ask In the name Of God
and my country, have We right 10 claim from
thia war other than constitution vindlcated, o
flag untarniehed, Q government restored TO its
majesty and supremacy, Union fraternized, ce-
mented, glorihed and perpetuated, and new
guarantee In behalf Of civil liberty and benefi-
cent government throughout the worId2 r
These are the only legitimate fruits of the
war that have felt myself privileged to antic-
ipate, and these glorious fruite, amply sufficient
in my opinion TO fully compensate for all the
immense cost of the war, We tOiH secure If We
are permitted to close out this session of Con-
gress before those who profess to be the only
true friends Of the government shall commit
treason. II Congress would finish up the legis-
lston necessary to carry on the war and adjourn,
1t would, in my opinion, be the very best thing
that could happen TO the country.
have read, without lameniation or regret,
the frequent attacks lately made upon me by the
AdptTtiSe,. Let them howl and snarl and bite
and play dog If they will, don't care tow
string 80 long as / can feel that am right and
that my course Is approved by men Of sense.
I have but little ambition politically, not
enough to cause me TO turn Abolihonist or ig-
more my convictions Of expediency and sound
policy, certainly not enough to induce me to
violate that solemn oath which took upon my.
self at the moment Of entering upon my Con-
gressionGl duties. My course is fxed as indi
Gated by my record, and can assure you that
can not be s6erved from II by any thing that
that institution can promise or threaten.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
Neuralgia Plasters.

DR.. HUNS NEURALGIA NoN-ADHEsIyr pLAa.
TERs arc the most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease The paiisnf
applies one, soon becomes drowly, falls asleep and
awakes free from pain and no blister or other
OF injurious consequences enuue. For EARAuHn ma
NERvoua HRADAoHE apply according to directions and
reef will surely follow. Nothing can be obtained equal
They are entirely novel, curious and original prepan
alton, and wonderfully successful. Thsy are OF two
sizes, one small, for the face, price Is cen and the
RW % nHGHsd on recstps Of prtos and oae sfdnlp.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect? a.ua b

DR. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
Wi give to young ladies that finest charm in womana
~ OIsan sno peariy teeth Try them, ladies'.
IA. HuRD's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder wi,
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhaations; and IL used
me morning will make the breakfast taste sWeeter and
sne gay begin more pleasantly. Hundreds Of peTsons
can ns testify Ig 70 this; g. Try them, gentlemen.
DR. HuRDs Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
Dest In the world for curing Bad Breath and
givng nrmness and health to the gums. Hundreds Of
et0' nave been cured by DR.. Hurds astringent wash
Or. HURD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH pownrR
give an additional charm to courshp, and make hua
panas more agreeable to their wives and wives TO their
ing - N'N-S PN'S'A INV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
-ll NOW, ao
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good?

The best evidence that they is that their armeat
iends and best patrons are those who have used them
longest. DR.. WnL1AM B. HuRp Is an eminent DentIst
Of Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York State Dentis
Aisoeaon and these preparations have been uped Ia
ms private practice for years. and leading citizen OF
brooklyn or Wlliamsburgh queatons their excellence
wnne eminent Dentists Of New York recommend them
a. the best known to the profession. Without he ajd N
advertising, dealers have sold them By the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times says--"Ws
are happy to know that friend, Dr. HuRp Il suc.
ceedng beyond all expectation with his MOUTH WASH
and TOOTH POWDER. The great secret Of his succeas
resu with the TACT THAT MS ARTICLES ARR pRncIsRLY
WHAT THKY ARE RErREsuTKD TO NJ AS WE CAN TESTIFY
FRoh THEIR LONG UsR.n 80
The welIknown P. T. Barnum writes:-"I found yorr
tVoFH ROWDER 90 good that my family have used II
al up. we md II the best Powder for the Teeth that
We ever used shall feel obliged ysn viii ,end me
SnGher am, supply at the Museum at your cOnvenenco With
matter for himself. ~ VS. NV
~ Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powder.. DR
huRDs Tooth Powder contains no acid nor alksli nor
no other. '' N->-e'' o'o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
ls From the New York Journal Of oonmeres.l
The Evils OF AbOliIIOnism ROreaoe

MEssRs. EDlTols: The following words Of
wisdom, from the Hon. Roger M. Sherman, Of
Connecticut, under date Of June Is, 1889, may
lead come minds 70 profitable reflection on the
present time. They were addressed to Rev.
Joshua Leavitt and H. B. Stanton, In q letter
declining an invitation 70 attend the National
Ahti.ylAyeEy Convention tt Albany SAl.gW
Ss'lf the whole North were United ID the course
which The Ah0IitioniHts age now pursuing it
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
A Federal DespOtIsIn- ,nspIracy TO
rr bubVerI the KepubIfu,

Mr.. James Brooks. editor of the New York
ETpress, was in Washington few days since,
and while there wrote letter for his paper, In
which he Gays: V'l3e 81
h Is impoisole' even tor blind man, in
that there is here the head of great conspiracy
TO subyert the Republic, the republican form ol
government, the existence Of the States--aye
the whole econslltutIonal system, from beginninf
TO end-and In lieu thereof, to substitute Fed
eral despotiam, consolidated government-it
may be q mock republic, but monarchy 10
fart .... 1 Hf It.r. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
What are the People DoingH

The American people are intelligent enough 70 appra
cate preparations that contribute 90 much % tie hnpp
ness Of those using them, and they vat them. RverJ
TEETH some the NEuRALalA PLAsTHRs, and not few en-
closing 81 cents for the MovTH WAm to be sent bg mail;
but 70 nese We are compelled to reply thatit impos
these Remedies. WAo sOiu supply GIsmf
Now a the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
Legal Notice.

hOOiSn g. Lucas Court Of Common Pleas, Frank.
william =. ooopsr.S lin county, Ohio
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM e.
u COOPER OF the state Of Pennbyivania, will take
notice. that Louisa Lucas Of said State Of Pennsy
d the gath day OF May, A. D. 1862 ne her petitio
In the COURT Of Common Pleas within and for the coun
tyof franklin, State Of Ohio against him the sal
William d. Cooper asking Judgment against him In
said COURT the Of SlO l20 co. with interest from
the l%h day Of January, A. D 1862, and g. costs d
suit the said plaintiffs claim being founded upop
Judgment duly rendered BY the Supreme Court Of Penn
ylvsnia, In and for the Eastern District at Phade
phA on the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1862 for ths
lAld Of $40 co.. Also, that the raid plantie
ala at the sarne time, attach and garnshee certain
moneys belonging to said defendant now In the hand
Of Francis Collins, Esq, resident Of said county
Hnhklln, to Wlt: tuo hundred and sixty.two doIars
which said plaintiff will seek BY law TO appropriate il
part tilfacton Of said Judgment; and that said de
fendant Z required 70 appear and answer said petition
on Or before the third Saturday after the fourth day
July, A. D. 1859. sS 92A taf : q
MAErm q Hss. Attyu. 'V591 eA'A No'A''
may0o-W6w sEos-ga ri a is3 Aa atrae1s-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

ehrewd agents can make small fortune IN carrying
these articles around to families. The DnkTar TnnIr
uRT 10 the neates article that man or woman can carry
around Send for one and or betteF dozens which
We will sell, a. samples for e.. Agents supplied lbsf
the business, to do good, and make profit. We are
spending thousands for the benefit Of agcntn. New
England men and women here 3 something nice ana
achance 70 take the tide q is aood. raE fls
lddraan
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
, w. 3. HURD g. CO., :.
Tribune Build dimes,
NEW 9YORft

That remittancsa may be made with coincidence, w. n
n. . o.. refer 70 the Mayor Of Brooklyn, 70 D. W
aRDEl, Pr.sident IArmeEs and CilIssns psRk, Brook
I1Q., New York, ETC., etc. ssfo N if tt NV 1rq
n,heg'ee- -dtw&Wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19
Master Commissioners Sale,

Robert Burns Griffin Doc. 3, page lS3.
E vs.. I Superior Court Of Franklin
Nicholas Harrington stal) county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to me directed will offer for sale
a public auction at the door Of the COURT House in the
city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of July, A. D. 1862,
At o'clock, P. M. the following described real e.
tate, situate In franklin county, Ohio, to wit: :
Lots Nos l4Y and (4a in the town OF Alton, as per
recorded plat Of said town.
Appraised, lot No. 42, at $500 90
a. at Is 90
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
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Dr. HURD,s MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER.
and rOoTHAoHE DROPS cannot be sent by mail. but
ey can probably be obtained at your Drug or Periodical
StoIe: s they cannot, send to US for the DENTAL
TREASURY Price, ONE Dollar, which contains then,.
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