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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08
Master COmmissien Sale.
Samuel A. Moore, for the use Of
Elisabeth Ellsworth,

Samuel A. Moore, for the use OIL Court Of Common
Elizabeth Ellsworth, Pleas.
Henry 0. Stanley ct al. si%Ssi >! iSSf, f''~' p A.
DYVIRTUE OF AN on DER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Fnuklin county, Ohio will offer for sale OF the door
Of the Court House, In the city Of Columbus Ohio on
I Saturday, thet Oh day Of March, A. d. 1862,
at one o'clock p M the following described lands and
tenements, situate In Franklin county Ohio, to wit:
All that tract OF land situate In the township Of Sharon
IND bounded as follows being lot number seven IN Ssc
tlon number four township number TWO, range number
eighteen, United States military land; and also that
ohsT tract Of land In said township and county, and
described as oiIow Being lot number eight In section
number four township number two, range number eEh.
teen, United States military survey Of land, except
eighty sold on the east end OF the two tracts aboue
two years ago. the balance hereby conveyed being about
o1e hundred and eighg-elght acres Of land. more or
les.
Appraised at saS per acre. $500.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
,.,....,.,. .;sn and Master cVnmipslonsr
febl-dlt&wtd ~ A~-l-''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08

WEAK STYLISH sTRaPRD CLOTH
" sHAWLs, 10 new designs at % OO--yalue s5 90.
500 yards Super Plain Black Blk at 81 10 -valp
81 Q5 O yafd. t'N ~ $500
French MerinOs, OAK cents-y alue SIX cts yard
7seentsr-yalue 81 O0a yard. pgt siai
} .f. ,...,5-rlc,te . ii.s.4 Balm A. son
oetiB No, ~ South HighiitsI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08

The only article ever offered TO the French people that
would CURL STRAIGHT HiIRI the above Toilet being
mahuIactured Tor the sole benefit OF Louis Napoleon
when article Is now indispensable to his toilet rocm
Ihe snofcrbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessaiy take the place OF all Others ever offered 70
the public take pleasure ia expressing their confidence
IN The article. galnlng Il from praellcal na.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08

ID OMNE Ts, RIBBONS IA HS, AN b
~ RUoHgs, new slyles.j inst opensdbg kasa4
$500 te,aa. Balm 4 SON, "
= ApriH 4'+ No - South Hlrh ssess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII OeRL STRAIGHT HAIR In sofi, Eilken Flowing
Ourls that VIII remain In shape for one day or one
week desired, or any Longer period n the objections
are strictly followed, which very simple and easy
The air Toilet does not in any manner interfere with
nor dyes IL; but gives the hair soft thrifty appear
ance; 1t also prevents the hair from failing NJ and
turning gray. ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time AMI has al
ready been tested by over one thousand persona and
tney ssuy that the Napoleon HarToel s the greatest
beautiher ever offered 10 the American people.
70 prevent this Toilet from being coun;erfeed or In
itaed by unprnclpled persons we do not offer II for
sal at any Druggists In the United states Therefore
any Lady or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Hair
and CuIls, and Long, Soft Whiskers or Mousache can
procure the Inygorator or Toilet either one Tor ons
dollar, inclosed In letter, with their address.
Address o. +. sPENy Il CO.,
Box 163, CollinsYille,
Hartford Co.. Conn.
And Il will be carefully sent by return mail.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08
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COUGH REMEDN.

For all Throat and Lung Comp plaints, nciudns, wth
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always forerunnen Of Consumption. As SoorHns
sYRUP It has no superior. Freed from all 0piate OF
Emetc properties, may be used by most delicate consts
tutions, and with perfect confidence. r1r4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08
MARC IN

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"a lW loT pAyARp TAELoR-
with rushing winds IA g,oo,, .,.
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gAE-oR. unseen, Spring falntiv cries 4aih
Bidding heT earliest child arIae. p''fP sif
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tI
10 On Southern hill sides, melting bsrs, Hi
Ger felds that motley oolors Hegr.
That summons hlls the chAngsful air;
March
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08
Excelsior Invigorator

Is an indispensable tcle In every Gentlemahs Toilet
and aer one weeks use they would mott for any oonsd
enuon, De without i The above article Will In from
MoUsTAcHR " "''' ''' "
The Subscribers are the only Agents for the ab,ye ar
tlole in the United States, l
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08
NAPoLEoN'S HAIR TolLrr !

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oompo1pd o S1,n nms0nomcaI soothing yet stImualirx
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10 the scalp viii cure BaassS and PRn,a c
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08

And testimonials, new, and almost without number
might be given from ladies dad gentlemen In all grade
Of society, whose united testimony none could resist
that Prof Woods Hair Restorative will restore the bald
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth 20 old age
In all Its youthful beauty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08
Do you want Whiskers?
Do you want a Moustache
So purchase one bottle OF f
3. e. CHAMPIONS
EXCELSIOR tNutcoRAT1Rl

The world renowned Toletthe only ari,els NJ
ever offered the people OF the United State hs sh1
areIe s ne only one used By the Prench IN er Sor
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

y lots or Subdivisions, 20 sult purchasers, 0
| persons that may desire to leasetn' term q
Gears, the following property N the Cit OF Dayen
Noft. viz:
In block 1926 feet, fronting on ID street,
$50 feet, fronting on Water street,
50 feet fronting on Sd street.
In block l7-Near the Market House
30 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with an
each side OF the lot.
In hIock $50 feet fronting on Third street,
l25 fronting on Scott street
In block oO-320 feet fronting on Third street,
$50 feet fronting On Fourth street.
800 feet fronting on Harrison street
800 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 27-l60 feet fronting on Sixth street,
$50 feet fronting on Warren street.
In block 3l--lGO feet fronting on Fifth street,
$50 feet fronting On scott street.
In block $500 feet .funting on Western avenu
leo feet fronting on SAth treet,
$50 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3S-l5o feet fronting On Brown street.
l6o feet fronting Seventh street.
In block SIS % feet fronting on sixth street. and
extending back ! 30 feet
For particulars inquire Of Corbln * Dow Attor
neys at Law, or OF JAMES MAY.
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KAbW AZ = CO..
- John Street, New luf
HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOuLDBEpREpAEEp
TO FIGHT.
Hcaiih and DhriyliHr

U,,L ana, r...,.
:,
/ "'a't" "hn "'S''PIlhe are IN" most important
''il'htS i" an army To ensure success. Discipline
| "''H""t he"ith VIII prove rs Intellectual a. shot
| ".'""' P"N"'', h'dIh Is tNc pIopcllIHg force
. '" ''' "',,"H' an" ~ VIC sIHb"l OF victory.
! u, '"'''"'' 81 lh' greatest importance, that
Wv '!'''" :" ''"''"''"H pest adapted Tor the pro-
'Vh"h ~ s"u''fs hEhlhstsickhuss, as well ls that
/ hn""h 10 NC 'ie most speedy and clicctmI IN re-
storing 'Ic SICK l" Meath, without regard 10 pro-
/ 'ts.l"HdI Pf'J'uIt", Ne adopted.
| ms IL no tliht Tor medical martIuCts to Qubbic
d""ut professional dignity. All the dignity the
P'"''ssoh can btIhS 10 bear viii neither prevent
HiChhtSS among inc troops nor cure those all Ctcd.
/ our ARMIES |" be successful, must be kept III
hcaIthy condition. and the most sure means OF Sc
/ curing 'hS dcsdefalum IS through the remedial
| powers "i
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
,,h,,b has ,,r,,r, ,,.,,., -,
mcnts now at the seat OF war near Wash,nr,onI 81
Dc positive prevention against sickness IN the
! form "i
! Chllls and Fever E,vcr,rJ ,,
bilious Fever Typhoid Fo,cr.
. I,'"ImT"' Dis'htory,
"'''''S'
. ana "'''r maiarouS and infectious diseases.
!, "'", , ~ NINA, we say that RHa"dg'' H'Htg Re-
| ''P "'' P'"'ec. 'i' troops exposed to these DIS
i "E''"s' '''"'NS' N""' 1t is conceded by all
NV ',v"' al NV" J." our army mat ihcy have no
a,.s nam W P,tN'n'lhH attacks OF these DIS
c~r", "I h', '",! ANY POSITIVE assurance OF
of the sick. seized with fever and ,,nn ,''Jr!
bilious and other t,vcrs ,,,bor ,n 80 - ,I',u,
until they are reduced 10 merc wrecks ana VIII, ,S
me skeletons EXrcr,cprc b,. ,.,,lT'.L,,I 49,,
TACT that the treatment of calomrl. uulrIuc and
mercury III cases q" fever and aguc, typhoid fever
ana "'cr levers OF tins class, Is more injurious IN
! practice, We IA k, Ia
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02
dsledisal.
\ tkEl. GIFT
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ,up r..i.
ING TO SUSTAIN.

/" ihE AMERICAN PEOPLE
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE r,oHy.
ING TO SUSTAIN
now OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD REPREpARLl
TO FIGHT,
II Is singular fact that a large maiori,, og,,.
people OF the United States are uHacqualutrJ vim
tht great importance of the cause for which tt
soldiers of the Union are fighting, Let ,ycrym,,,
ana woman throughout tho United State. carr.
lulIl read aud study the Constitution uithr rut,t
states, they VIII become convinced OF the holmes,
u our cause aud of the wCkCdncss OF those vbo
are STRIVING to overthrow tins grand palladium a.
freedom, e'' f'''"'''' :"
we believe that had the reading of the Cou,i..
tu,"h been adopted as dai!, lesson n ,y.,,
,'o"i throughout the United states the doctrine,
'e''"h ana states rshis would never have at
'''''u t"' position Ui political uursuou.: ma,
would 'ho country have been called ,,r,, ,,.,,,,
.p' we unfortunate wfdt Cling and mIscoustruriinp,
'"'' nave nfl''h aud which 50 many of o,,r .tg,.
H''n nave lost 'heF time N ATTEMPTING A.. ipt,r.
probation. "f''"F "' '"''''
M"'ioh' "i our citlels have never thorourhl,
studied the constitution, and even III, ,t,. ,,,,',
time, when II Is the duty of eyer, ,,,,,. So
c"uh'f! !" INFORM himself at the nights arJ mn.
reyes secured Ia hn, under It's prnt.c,,rn ,,,,, =,
u H"l III one household Ia i've hundred In WOO,
therefore, of correcting this great o,,r,i,L, mad
!" '"IH'NH every man, woman dHu child itt,uYt
out the nitcd States with the means of ,,u,i,,.,
ihiS great palladium of liberty, aud 10 pfot,,i us
against lHtnfe false doctrines and political Ir,,.
cts,
DRS. RADWAY x co
present to the American pupIic, Tree oil cham.
the Constitution OF the United state, of Amrfle,
neatly bound, together with au improved Almanac
l"f lho year lNh!. 'nIcu "uf RAILWAYS Cui4Stlili.
t"hal Almanac As soon dA pflcti,tbir Br
Railways Agents, ~ every village aud town
Throughout the union. will be- FURNISHED witt a
supply, Tor free circulation, copy OF the same
VIII be sent to all who WILL enclose STAMP fer the
payment ofposiage.
Druggists, booksellers, newsdcalcrs throughout,
the country, deSlfous 0taldng us N distributing
To the people the Constitutional Almanac, are IA.
Ntcd to send III their orders No charge, viii be-
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We also invite the people urthc Canada,. Rrt-
lsh PROVINCES, and, IN fact, all who can read the
English language throughout the world to accent
aS pIits from us our Constitutional Almanac
W" wiIl send To- any one who is Wiling To paS
the postage on II copy OF # the citizens of any
town or village Will accept from 100 10 500 copies
We will furnish them free of charge Beng com, al.
ced that II our foreign friends will carefully read
the Constitution, they viii become satisfied that
our people, ~ supporting our government 900 vyip.
my out this foul blot of secession from our rs.
cutchcon, are not only right. but are cstahl hing
on sound basis the freedom otihc people througu-
out the world.
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EntiIciS Vegetable. No Alcoholic prcpar-
alton.
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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

TnE EAGLE BlRp.-A very pretty story IS
told in connection with the mastering IN, o'
the confederate rebels, in one Of the "dj"inlng
counties a short time since. While attempting
to administer the oath of allegiance to their
asg large numbers Of their drafted men refused
IN accept the Infamous obligation AT this
juncturs beautiful, majestic eagle came flying
over their heads, and alighted in the top OF
tall tree adjacent to the aeld, and looked down
upon the rebels in silent contsmps. This sight
nlessel some Of the conscripts to such an ex'
tent, that they enthusiastically exclaimed
I Eagle; he'll Gap his wings in your lace IN VT
umub. before the war is over" rms 'hc'ae"
aroused the ire of the scamps in charge Of 'n
men, and they ordered some Of 'he'r saa'I |,
shooters to try their hand at shooting the o'ru D
tut without avail, over thirty shots were'RFe'
without disturbing his equanl'n'ty' llS IT
m.ined until the pantomime was over ""e
the king OF the air plumed himself lot a" "
, ward flight, end sailed directly up in lne ga
, cling sunlight, in triumph It's eAee' )"
, marked upon the rebel soldiers.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
FROM YORKTOWN.
Progress Of the siege,

In Front Of Yorktown, Vd., April 2oM-
A little skirmish occurred between our gun
boats and the rebel forces yesterday afternoon,
one Of our shells exploding in the midst OF an
earthwork. But it was at the explosion oil
the next shell that aserious catastrophe eeiell
the enemy. The shell burst within twenty
fee. Of the previous one, causing grand STAN
pede. Thirteen rebels were afterwards seen
10 be carried away on stretchers.
An Alabama soldier who came in assured
mo that the rebels had not the least idea OF
what We arc waiting for, and that they do not
know our strength or that We arc throwing up
any works except tho few batteries in front OF
their guns which are visible to them. He
had heard of no descrttrs from our army, and
confirmed the statement that every movoabls
thing was on the road to Williamsburg, r
anticipa,ion of our success lie also states
that thcy had information that New Orleani
was i, our possession and that the effect wa'
decreasing upon tho soldiers, who believed tn
war would close after We got Yorktown. Thi
subject Was freely talked Of among the ranks
Yesterday . reconnaissance BY daylight h'
came necessary to observe the situation OF tn
rebel riao.pits preparatory to digging ou
trenches for the protection OF an sdvanc
parallel. A hundred guns were trained upo
the officer in command, but no harm was dom
During the night our rife pits were dug, an
io.day not puff Of rebel smoke energies fro
Their pits; they arc deserted. Four de'
bodies lie upon the ground near the enemy
works. which they will not remove until dar
ness covers the scene. Our parallel 10 gov
, forward without hindrances. and has no
extended within thousand yards Of tho rse
saa ,sa lth Hhs tsJ, j. v' v'As way 4hs ssss assa"s'
perfect knowledge.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
The hall Opening.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TGE POTOMAC

HEADQUARTERS ARMY VI ihI
Nav 9nd, Q o'clock P. N. 4
Tho rebels opened this morning with the'r
rif,ed Columbiads, 6s.pounders, placed on 'ns
heights Of Yorktown. ,ooo,.,.
Our No. | battery Of 100 and 2oo,pouhners
Parrot guns was then brought to bear nPo"
the only gun which has given us any trouo,I, .'I,
onr shots falling over and around II "nn nn
svorv prospect Of lts being dismoun'se. Wv
lie twenty.,hird discharge, tho enemy W."
hurs, into a thousand pieces, tearing up 'ns
naraps, and making havoc with the crow
pph;ch was collected around it 1t the time. -
NJ" M ,sss ,ban ten persons were standing on
49, u.r.ns, within six feet Of it besides thos' s
Who we're hid from view by the works. .;i.r im.
obstruction of life must have been eol,s'Se snSe,
sbls This was the only gun which the reoe. Sn,
hsve shown capable Of doing the No. eatler.
.nv harm. All the firing on their sac no, 20,
cessed. while our guns were manhsu W. ~
renewed vigor, directing their shells INTO VI
town. sr.d by OIL
! runs up to 2 o'clock this afternoon wne',,
Enough by mutual consent, they all eeased. ho
D About 10 oeleck to-day rebel steamyo
r rama down the river and attempted TO lanu
: Yorktown. but was prevented by few SD
q from our huntlred.p posnder Parrott gun u, :.
The rebels kept up continuous nf' III -
n;cht IN our men in the trenches :.
n The only casualties were the wouhe'ns ms
t James Entlone and Philip Kachl'eu' VI w
y 18th Ncw York regiment
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
I1--Ttt-1 ~ -
un [From as vide Torld.l
90 RALPH,
The Adopte d;
3oase ou t9e Dilltop,
A STORY OF NEW ENGLAND.
By ARTHUR L. slEsrRvE.

'@ "It shall not, even till then old
man. The world is wide, and perhaps
somewhere within its borders l may
find my parents. Mayhap, by this
time, they may think they owe some
duties to me, save that Of hanging me
in q basket at your hall.door. Alice
Gray shall be my wife, come what
may.n,l
':Choose your own path, and walk
ye in it." said tho Judge, as he walked
out of the apartment.
For ten minutes, Ralph stood in the
centre Of the room after the door was
closed upon the 'Judge, buried in
deepest thought; then he, too, left the
library.
Anhou aftcr he went ont in the
driving storm, to the White cottage
In vain he tried to persuads the gentle
Alice to become his bride at once
She would not until two years haf
passed, unless the old Judge would rc
lent. .
And it came about, that with many
tears, Alice bade adieu to Ralph and
he, with swelling heart, but with q
firm determination, imprinted a warm
kiss upon her cheek, shook the widow
warmly by the hand, and left the cot
tage; and the next morning, th'
House on the Hilltop, after an atfec
tionate farewell to the one he had al
ways known as mother. No inter
view sought he with the Judge, err
he departed for tho distant city o
N where he determined to taxi
up his abode for the present.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

CArvuslNe THE MONITOR. The London
Times has hit upon an expsdient for capturing
tho Monitor, "just as easy as you can stick
vour finger into a burning lamp, and pull 's
ont again" It's plan is to run boat up 70
the Monitor, and let the boats crew board 1t.
md then take possession. In Ais projected
capture Of the Monitor, the 1Sne' does not
match the sasacity and caution Of its s~agge''
ing prototype, Sir John Falstatf, vho' Nhs"
invited to sally forth and rob some travellers
urudsntly inquired. =" "zOund'! cont t"s'
yob N9"
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

e85- On Tuesday, companies Il and l. zoth
Mass, under command OF Capt. Moulton, paid
a consscatory visi, to the premises Of Capt
Latham of the Branch Artillery, who was IN
tho firht at Newbcrn. Capt. Latham IS the
son Of r. p. Latham, arrested few days ago.
and tho articles seized were pair of beautiful
mares with foal, saddle horse, pair oil flns
mules. about 1000 lbs. Of superb hams, loo
head of chicken, and pair of swans when
were brought away alive.