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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13
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Saturday, the 9Th day Of March, 1862,
between the honrs Of - o'clock NJ, and o'clock r. N.
The following described real estate, situate in the county
Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio: s.s.s 4. .u
The undivided two.ninths q 81 Of certain tract or
parcel Of land situated In the county Of Franklin and
State OF 0bio, lying on Darby Big Ruu, branch Of
Darby Greek, part Of the original survey No. 36ll
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at large stone in the Run, lower corner
10 Josiah Blyens lot 10 The south Of said original
survey No. SI1 thence with said line south eishiy
nine g degrees east one hundred and forty (l40 poles
at the southeast corner, corner thee down; thence with
the east line north one ~ degree east sixty three and
one half 63iil poles TO bur oak and three red els
north eighty mine $50 degrees w,st one hundred and
1fy (5g) poles to apoint In the centre Of the rum with
It's meande 70 the place Of beginning, containing six
fBOl acres more or IesB. ~ ii'f ,I -a' lt01
Appraised at SIS % per acre ~. l.os.
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The sExpeditI0n mp tho yKcnnessee

ST, Louis, Feb. ~ "A special 10 The Repub
lican, dated Fort Henry the 1ltb, says the gun
boats Conestogs, Tyler and Lexington return
Cd from the upper Tennessee last night The
poats went rs far Up as FloreDcej AlathmsJ and
were received With tHe widest Joy BY the peo.
ple along tbe tivsr Ola men cried like chill
dreh AZ The sight of Che stars aud stripes, and
Invited officers and men into their bousesi aud
told them all they had was at their disposal, -
Large numbers were anxious 10 enlist under tho
old a,g, and the Tyler brought down two hun
dred and atty 10 All up tho gunboat rreSs Cur
officers were assured II they would wait few
days a6hole regiment would be raissd, and IL
the Government would give them arms to de-
fend themselves, they could bfibg Tennessee
back into the Union In few m0Dlhs. They
said when the secession ordinanne rsS PASSED,
armed men stood at The polls, and everything
went as certain politicians said. ''''>'
AtSayannab, Clifton, Eastport and Florence,
officers and men Of our boats went ushorowlih-
out arms and mingled freely with the people.
The Union men along the river comprise The
wealihiess and best portion Of the inhabitantp,
large numbers OF whom have American a igs.
Not gun was Fred, either goiDg Or coming.
The rebel gunbsa.s Bastpoft, SallieaWard
and MuhOle, only partially finished, we're cap
tured, and ore here. The Esstpoft' had two
hundred and ffsg thousand feet of lumbes on
board, and the Ward had quantity Of iron
plating. y iisy5lo s-gc1g ,soisInya =.
z The steamers Sam kirkmap, L'nn Boyd,
Julia Smith, Sam Orr, and Appleton, Bell, were
burned by the rebels 10 prevent them from fall
ing Into our hands. goc3 ~ ,TlgsAa A.h
The railroad bridge at Florence was not de-
sIroyej. ..oe.1 ss..st iasi ,y,q ,..Y 15aT /,
| gq A quantity OF papers we're. captured on the
Eastport, belonging 10 Lieut.. Brown, late Of
the Federal Navy. Among them were letters
from Lieut. Murray, stating that. submarine
batteries could not be successfully used In tho
rapid streams Of the west q sra.. ,c'S ssp
One hundred and atty hogehesds of tobsc6o
and q quantity Of other freight, will bA brought
down from the Mouth Of the SlndS River to.
morrow. s2'o u'' p . - tvsli'9 Aria'a't
Ads!ly line Of packets has been established
between Fort Henry and Cairo, d. .s,s ono 4
Nothing during the war has been so prOstrat-
log TO the rebels as the late victory and the
gunboat expedition above named, '''
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.-The reported bonn.
bardment Of Fort Plgkena is "a. bunbug, and
was originated by Southern rebels m ..sal s4i
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Money Market.
Ilrl.or4pnrD ,oa tn. ONO .rAr4.Alu,J

llELkaRAPAED FOR THE ONO sTATEsMAH,J a
Is. Nav YoRK, Feb. 70.
The money market continues easy at per cent. for
call loans call. Strictly prime paper Is In limited
supply and Arm at 6D7 per cent. .s .s.,.. !. ID.
sieTing Exchange quiet and firm at 81 l4k9l Is for
Bankers bills. ~ tr...R
The steamer Africa to day for Liverpool carried out
e6l6 aG9 In specie. .rs,.Il.. ,.. m q
American dOld continues active a. 494h per cent.
pTemium rt.r .I.s iI. -tr
California Gold Bars are quoted at 35 per cent pre-
MUM. s tra .r 81 'H fs,. ... .7.f., ..-
Government stocks rule steady. 79O Treasury notes
are selling at 9e ek@96&. slas
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Columbus Retail Market.
Wthmlp.s. Esbtusrs !. iasa,

The following are ihs retail quotaiiohl larecivd 81
@ wm: es.tisaar Wholesale and retail g'eeer, No.
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-IUKem0EsdI his ola dsrice. I

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS. W. Broadway, near High st.
oolnmbus, o. has devoted himself for series Of years
70 me tfeamsntOf certain private iSesses Hemay be
consulted Al hk Opcs On Broadway near the Exchange
Bank.
.saiJenisau sld hye.b > ssF1 sn loi ,H.ia5i sisr1
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WHOLESALE MARKET

PtsoE-saIesat - 5og4 rs for red, aud SS OO95 Is
''I wRt% ya.s at as5scs sscxi asi'5 Do. 4Dl i ALJl
CoRs--sales at go b HNoG .G.HN
0ATs-sales at $50. .
HAY-sales at e79g.
PoTAToEs--aales at 4Jfb50c. .-
BEANs-sales at 87cQDel 25.
SALT-rules % O69 ~ 25 per Dbl. 3IVf rtl
WHITE FIsH-Tule at Sc 2516 rs per NIL.
BUcRwHEAT FLoUR--at 9N@2Kc y n
CLoym SkKD-atSt 90 per bush. rs7r-tg q, n
Sugars, Teas and Coffee advancing still ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

The prisoners captured, numbering at least
two thousand, will be here In few days.
A flag Of truce was sent to Craney Island
early this morning, TO INFORM Gen Huger that
ths Prisonefsof war from Eof Warren al had or ar
Thsrebel steamer wsst Point came out from
TEsy husnbered four Captains, three First IaehI
tenants, ok Second Lieutenanis, two Third
bieutenants, and three hundred and eighty four
ptiSates and colored servantsl They we're taxi
On at Hatteras and Santa Rosa, aud are the
last Of the prisoners Of war at Fort Warren,
eexceps Oom. barron, st0ft,u t,ogo sNr4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-29
Special Notices.
S-TlS60-X.
c-I-IbbU-N.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BTTTERs.

S-T-lS60-X
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antdote to change of water and diet
They overcome effects ofdissipaton and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
Trey purify the breath and aeidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak strong, and are exhausted ndtdres great
restorr. They are made of pure st. Croix Rum the
celebrated Calisaya Bark roots and herbs, and are
taken with the pleasure of beverage, without re.
gard TO age or time Of day Particularly recommeu-
ded to delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and saloons
z. H. DRAKE Co New York. CRANE Il BRIGHAM
Agents, San Francisco.
jyl0-eOw-ly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-29

The MONITOR FOR CALIFoRNIA.-Simon-
ton writes from Washington to the Bulletin
that contract has been made with Peter Dom
ahue of San Francisco, and Mr. Secor of New
York, for the immediate construction in Cali
fornia Of an iron gunboat, or floating battery
Of the Monitor pattern, but Of larger size.
The price paid IS about $4,000, and the
work is to be,completed in six months. Mr..
Ryan, formerly State Senator from Humboldt,
Is understood to be interested in the contract,
which was obtained by the influence of Sena-
tors McDougall and Latham.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-29
LYONS MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.

In Summer when the sun is low,
Come forth in swarms the insect foe,
And for our blood, they bore, you know,
And suck it in most rapidly.
But deas, reaches. 'sketers-black white
In deaths embrace are stilIened quite
IfLyon's Powder chance to light
In their obscure vicinity.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but will
kill all house insects, garden worms phntbug &c.
Lyons Magnetic Pills are death TO rats and
mice. Sold everywhere. D. 5. BARNES, New York.
jy3--lm. REDINGToN, & Co., Agents, san Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-29

SAD AcoIDENT.-On the evening of July
4th, at Oregon City, an infant child Of David
Smith was killed in the arms of its mother by
he falling of an unexploded rocket.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-29
So FnANcIsco. April 5th. lse2.

san FkANClsCO, April ON, IobZ.
MKssRs. REDISGToN l. Co:
take pleasure in informing you that have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time,
and unhesitatingy pronounce them unequaled by
any similar preparation that have ever used. Every
housekeeper may rely upon it that when used, ac-
cording to directions, they never fail to produce that
most desirable OF all articles of Good, Soee and M
trieiOus Bread Having once proved how superior
they to oil others, could on no account be with
out them. Mrs. N. MILLS.
apr26-3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-29
To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES residing in

To COrresPOndents.-Patie residing in
any part Of the State however distant, who may de-
sire the opinion and advice Of Dr. Young on their
spective cases. and who think proper to submit a
written statement of SUCH in preference to holding
persOnaintsrvew respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
only opened and replied to by himself, and the
latter promptly possible. II the case be fully
and candidy described, personal communications
will be superseded as instructions for diet regimen
and the general treatment of the itself (nelu-
ding the remedies will be forwarded without delay
and in such manner to convey no idea of the
purpOrt of the letter parcel so transmitted
az Office. 75l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis j. C. YOUNG, NJ. n.
The national Republican., 1862-02-19
JOYFUL DENOMINATIONS.

BosToN. Feb. ia salute Of 0bundred guns
will be fired tomorrow, by direction OF the
Mayor, and all the bells 10 the city will ring.
The citizens will also fire five hundred guns.
Resolutions we're unanimously passed 10 both
branches Of the Legislature, presenting the
thanks Of the people Of the State to the gallant
officers and soldiers Of the army and the sailors
of the navy, on the occasion Of the series Of
brilliant achievements won by their courage
and skill In the States Of South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Missouri, North Carolina, Virginia, Ken.
lucky, and Tennessee; and the Governor was
requested to fire salute In honor of these great
successes of the Union.
Dispatches from Maine, New Hampshire, and
Vermont, announce the general manifestation
Of enthusiasm and thanksgiving for the glorious
results
WILMINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE people bere are
crazy with excitement firing cannon, burning
rockets, and giving demonstrations Of their joy
in every conceivable way.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-THE greatest excite.
ment prevails here, increased BY the terrible
anxiety OF the friends of the soldiers engaged
In the struggle. A special train has left with
large quantity ofhospital stores.
A citizens meeting has been called for tax.
ing care OF the wounded that will be sent here.
Gov Morton, will leave for Fort Donslson to
night.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Feb. 1.-THE citizens of
Providence fired salute Of a hundred guns
this afternoon. A hundred guns were also
fired by order Of Governor Sprague.
UTICA, Feb. l7.--Guns are firing. flags flying,
fireworks and hUnfres blszing and the city IN
a ferment.
BURLINGTON, VI, Feb. l1.--Vermont fires all
the guns she has left at home, and rings all her
bells 10 token Of her great rejoicing over the
feuts Of valor performed by tho men nj tbe
West.
DETROIT, Feb. 1.-THE news OF the victory
at Fort Doueson has caused indescribable JOY
here. 4 hundred guns were fired, and to.
night many buildings are illuminated. There
will also be grand torch.light procession 10.
night.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE people of Chicago
claim the honor of tho victtry for Illinois, there
having been engaged twenty-five regiments Of
infantry Of Illinois, six of Iowa, and four of
indiana; also, four regiments of cavalry from
Illinois. and elk companies from Missouri.
ALBANY, Feb T.-Huge bon6rss are burn
ing In the streets tonight, and the whole city s
a scene Of rejoicing.
AUBURN, N. Y, Feb. ia hundred guns
were fired to-day in honor Of the great victory.
GENEVA, N. Y, Feb l7.--Bplls are ringing
and cannon firing
PouGHKEEIsIE, Feb. ia salute Of hun
dred guns was fired here today
ROCHESTER,, Feb. l7.-Our citizens are enjoy
ing general jubilee--cannon are being fsed,
bells rung. dc.
The national Republican., 1862-02-19
oryINo UP SLAVERY.

The statement made BY Belgian Newspaper,
that Nessrs. Slidell and Mason had offered the
emancipation Of all negroes hereafter born, -
The price of English recognition and proteo.
tion Of their Southern Confedsracy, strikes
some persons in this country with sstonish.
ment. II seems 10 be giving up the very
object for which the attempt at establishing
the Southern Confederacy was commenced
Such, however, Is not unfrequently the result
of wars, and II this reported offer Of Slidell and
Mason has not already been made, we believe
that II soon will be. It Is nothing more than
what was foreshadowed by Mr.. Toombs months
ago, and will be forced at last by the increas-
ing urgency Of events.
This offer leaves 10 slavery an existence al
long as the lives Of the negroes now in being,
which Is an existence probably longer than
the Southern leaders anticipate for II, In the
event of defeat 10 this war. They lose nothing
by II, which they can now hope to retain in
any probable issue Of affairs, and If English
aid could guarantee their independence, they
would save life, political position, and . por.
ton Of their fortunes, all now In imminent
jeopardy.
Whatever may be the fact as to Mr.. Mason
his colleague, Slidell, has the capacity and
frmnes 70 meet great crisis with great
decision.
The national Republican., 1862-02-19

THE News IN CANr.-We have glowing nc
counts of the manRer In which the intelligence
of the recent victories was received 10 the vari.
GUS eucampmeuts about this city. At Halls
Hill, in Virginia, where Gen. Martindale's brig,
sds is encamped, the General himself read the
official dispatches, on Monday, about o'clock
In the presence Of about 1000 men Of bis com-
msnd. Bresthless silence pervaded that large
army Of brave men while the brilliant conduct
of their brothers In the West and South wss
being announced to them. But when the Cen
eral gave the word, "Now let It 60, boys!"
such scene of enthusiasm as followed was,
perhaps, never before witnessed. Four thou
pand caps were swinging in the air, and four
stentorian lungs sent cheer after cheer over the
hills and valleys Of the sacred soil " in honor
Of what has been done. The predominant SEN
timent OF the army Of the Potomac is an i'm
patient desire to win similar laurels In their
own field.
The national Republican., 1862-02-19

SCENES AT ST. LOuIs.-The news of the cap
ture Of Fort Donelson created the widest joy
ct st. Louis. The news vas read at the Union
Merchants Exchange, creating the most intense
enthusiasm. "The Star-spangled Banner" and
the " Red, White, and Blue" were sung by all
present, after which they adjourned and marched
to headquarters, twelve or fifteen hundred
strong, where three rousiug cheers were given
for Halleck and Foote, Gen. Halleck appeared
at the window, thanked the people for the
hearty demonstration, and said 4: ~ promised
when came here, with your aid, to drive the
enemies of the flag from your State. This has
been done, and 1t is now virtually out of Ken.
tucky, and soon will be out of Tennessee
"The StarspaDglsd Banner" was repeated, and
with louder cheers for the Union, the crowd
dispersed,
Judge Holt wept for JOY when he heard the
news. Many Of the stores were closed, the city
decorated with aags, and evidence of the great
eat joy everywhere manifest.
The national Republican., 1862-02-19
encounter.

HORRORS OF THE WASHINGTON JAIL-A let.
ter was yesterday read In the Senate, written
by Mr.. Duvall, one Of the late keepere, detail.
ing some Of tho horrors Of the prison house.
He states that prisoners have been most cruelty
punished, without legal authority, for the most
trivial offences. In one instance, thirty. hres
blows were administered, with a wooden In
strument Of torture, upon the naked flesh Of Z
victim, who had been drawn across barrel
for the infictiou.
Immediately after the reading Of Mr.. Duvall't
letter, authority was given to the District Com
mittee to send for persons and papers, in order
to investigate the internal management of tbi'
loathsome prison.
The national Republican., 1862-02-19
Illinois Troops as Fort Don elson.
From the Illinois State journal, Feb. II.

1t may bs interesting to our readers to know
that among the troops investing Fort Dopelsou
are the following from this State, viz: Twenty.
ninth, Col. Reardon; Eighth, Col. Oglesby;
Seventh. Col. Cook; Eighth, Lieut.. Col. Rhodes;
Eighteenth. Col. +awler; Thlrtieth, Lieut.. Col.
Dennis; Thirty-dr.t, Col. John A. Logan
Twentieth, Col. Marsh; Forty-eightb, Col.
Haynie; Eleventh, Col. Hart; Forty.fifth, Col
Smith; DC. Batteries-Schwatz's, Dresser's,
Taylor's, McAlliater's, Richardson's, Willard's
and Buells, in all thirty.iour guns. Cazalry-
ments; Captains StCwart's, pollins'. O,Harnet's,
and Karmichels companies, with Gen. Grants
body guard, Capt. Edward Osborn. Commsn.
der-in. Chief, Gen. Ulysses s. Grant; Command.
ers Of Divisions, Generals McClernand, Smith,
and Wallace.
The national Republican., 1862-02-19

INTERNATIONALLY reference to the Con-
gressional proceedings of yesterday, it will be
seen that Congress has ordered the illumination
Of sll the public buildings on Saturday evspipu O
the 22d OF February. We hope this movement
will be cordially seconded by all our citizens,
1t 10 surely fitting, In this dark hour of our
nation, that We should turn with suitable ex.
pressions OF gratitude to the memory Of the
immortal Father of his Country. We cannot
refrsin from remarking however, that the best
way In which the people can give expression
to their appreciation of the fathers of our
oountry-Washington, Jefferson, Adams, DO
u BY prompt, hearty, and emphatic return to
the noble, liberty.loving, and humane princi-
PIs' for which they devoted their lives, their
property, and their all
The national Republican., 1862-02-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest IRON the West.

CARo, February 1.-THE steamer Memphis
arrived from Fort Donslson this evening, bring
ing mississippi regiment and nfty or sixty
wounded soldiers. She lsft at Mound City eight
or nine other boats on the way with prisoners
The rebels who have escaped, have either gone
to Nashville or Clsrksville, where It Is sup
posed the rebels win make another stand.
This evening q great light was seen in the
direction Of Clarksvills, and II 10 supposed the
rebels have burned the town, or their steam
boats, to prevent them from falling into our
hands.
The rebel officers admit that II Nashville be
taken the rebellion In Tennessee 10 broken up
The johnson captured is Bushrod johnson, Of
Tennessee, brigsdier general, and not A. Sid
ney Johnston, as nrst reported.
sr. LOUIS, February l7.-All The wounded on
both sides at Fort Donelson will be brough,
here and placed In the hospitals. A dozen OF
more surgeons, with corps of hospital nurses
left this afternoon for the battle field to assist
In their transportation.
The national Republican., 1862-02-19
From the Upper Potomac.

FREDERICK, FeD. II, 1867.
The killing Of soldier Of the Home Brigade
on Friday night, by one Of the provost patrols
caused some little sensation here on Saturday
An examination into the affair resulted In the
vindcstion Of the latter. The evidence elliott
cd from prisoner and citizen shows that ont
Of the provost patrols, named Doyle, of the
Wisconsin Third, selected for bis cool judg
ment, was placed at the corner Of Patrick and
Market streets, for the purpose of detecting
and arresting soldiers disguised as citizens, fol
the purpose Of surreptitiously obtaining liquor
Three men In partial citizens dress came up
and one named Baxter, belonging to the Home
Brigade, was recognized and arrested by Doyle
He resisted, and his associates Zone Of whom
was named Thompson, from Baltimore, and
belonging likewise to the Home Brigade) also
interfered to have Baxter released.
Doyle tried for several minutes 10 get biz
prisoner along by using conciliatory language
but was prevented from doing no by Baxter
and Thompson the latter having Doyle by the
arm. Doyle then told them that be should, a,
was his duty, take his prisoner 10 The guard
house, dead or alive, and unless they desisted
he should be compelled to use forcible means
Knowing his opponents to be armed, he drew
Ms revolver, when thompson said that was
game more than one could play at, and drew
or attempted to draw his own, and the third
one of the party exposed knife OF dangerous
dimensions In threatening manner. Doyle
whose right arm was still held by Thompson
elevated his pistol and fired, the ball entering
bis right breast. The prisoner be still held with
hi. LETT hand, aud the third one made his escape.
Thompson also ran. After lodging bis prison.
er at the guard house Doyle returned with two
other patrols to search for the others, when
they found Thompson lying dead In the road
near the scene Of the aftrsy. The evidence In
the case has been laid before the commanding
general for bis action in the premises.
1t should have been previously stated that
before attempting the arrest, Doyle asked the
disguised soldiers for their passee, and was an.
swersd that being citizens they needed none
and bad none.
The recent demonstrations around Harper's
Ferry lead TO the belief that the enemy are
about to cross the Shenandoah five miles above
the Ferry and erect powerful battery on the
Loudoun Heights opposite Sandy Hook, for the
purpose Of driving out Colonel Gsary's forces
under Major Tyadale. They frequently make
their appearance at other points to divert at
tsntion from that spot. If such be their plan
our forces will not be caught mapping.