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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-26
Master Commissioners Sale.
George NJ. Parsons, Executor
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased, r.
Sale by order Of Court.

George NJ Parsons, Executor ..
Of Samuel PaTsOns, deceased, ts,,-,o [
Wiam F. Breck OF oil.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to ne directed from the Superior Court OF Frank.
lin County, Ohio, Will o1er for sale At the door az
the COurt-House, in the city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, A. D. 1862,
between the hours of ten O'CLOCK A. NJ and four O'Clock
NJ. the following described real estate situate In the
county Of franklin and State OF Ohio to Wit Parts Of lots
NOS and OF the subdivision or survey 1893 being the
share Of said William r. Rreck In said lots and q
and set OF by the Superior our of Frank.
lin county, Ohio, az its May term, 1855 in a. partition
made Of Sad lots between him and his wife Elizabeth O.
Breck, to Wit Lot No. two C2) Of said partition com
mencing at the n W. corner Of lot No. Of said parti.
tion thence 8. 81 deg 30 min. e. I6S 60 100 poles TO
the centre OF the Columbus and Harrisburg Turnpike
Road thence along the centre Of said road N 50 deg 30
min u. IS poles to the g. cornor OF lot No OF said
partition; thence N 81 deg 30 min. W. 100 poles to
the g. W. corner Of said lot No 3; thence 8. deg 30
min. W. III poles to the beginning containing 80 acres
| l rood.
Also lOtNo three 90 Ofsaidp partition, commencing at
tho N. W. corner OF lot No. q thence s. 81 deg 80
min Z. 100 poles to the centre of the Columbus and
Harrisburg Turnpike Road; thence along the centre OF
said road N 80 deg. 80 min. u. 81 poles to the g. b.
corner Of lot No. Of said paronj thence NJ 81 deg
so min. W. 222 G6lO0 poles; thence 3. deg 30 min
west 90 5Ol00 poles TO the place beginning, contain
| ing69 acres, 9 roods, 20 poles
Appraised as follows: t
Lot No. g containing 30 acres together with the steam
saw mill, $4,000. r,r I.e etaII
LotNo 3, containing 69acres, at S35 perscre.
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Prnter'sfees, SO IS. and Master Commissioner
mar6-td. ra arll snl3C'
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Sherih,s Sale.

vs.. , NiuOI ~ 9SiA a'ptChel pio
Wm. &. jennings ct al. perry
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed from the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Franklin county, Oho will offer for sale at the door
the Court House, in the city of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 5!h day Of April, A. D. 1862,
at O'Clock p m the following described real estate
situate in the county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio,
witt
Lot No. Ten (l0), in Phelan's Mount Pleasant Addi
tion to the city of Columbus.
Appraised at $500 90.
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
By Ed. DAVIS, Deputy
JOIN NJ PuoH, Atty,
Pril ter's fees So so,
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Sherifrs Sale
sIailer g. BrOthors)
vs.. , Common Pleag.

sIailer & Brothors)
vs.. Common Pleas,
D. Cor, ely. }
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT or VENDI TO ME-
- directed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Prank
lin county Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House. In the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the Sth day Of April, A D., 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p. NJ, about one acre and half more or less OF the
north side OF the following described real estate situate
10 BIendon township, Franklin county Ohio commence
Ing ct stone at the s. W. corner OF Thomas Inaos'
land and on the east side OF Wm. sharps land On the
edge OF the plank roai north Of Westarve and thirty
rods south Of willow tree on thu county iine thence
east 81 rods and links to stone; thence IL rods
and links to stone; thence w. rods and links to
stone on said sharpf line; thonce s. along said line
IL rods and links che place Of beginning Containing
four acres decided to j. b. Connolly by Thomas Ingos
July g. 1861.
Appraised ct eco 90 per acre.
G. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
By Ed Davis, Deputy.
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HUN&EW WELLS
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY.
Printers fees, IS IS.
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For all Throat aud Lung Complaints, includne, with
most perfect results, WHooPIHe OouGH, CHRONIC AND
COMMON CoUoBs, BRONCHIAL AND THROAT OoMPLAITTs,
always forerunners OF Consumption. As sooTHHs
SYRUP II haa no superior. Freed from all 0pate OF
Rmeto properties may be used by most delicate const
tutions, ard with perfect confidence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-26
Master Commissioners Sale.
Superior Court.
George O. Osborn

George G, O. Osborn sm.,,,, c,,.,
Samuel l.. Lingo ct al,> HI.Hl -iu
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ 10 me directed, from the Superior Court OF Franklin
County, Ohio will offer for SALE at the door of the
Court House, In the city Of Columbus. Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of April, A. d, 1862
at one ocloc p M the following described real estate
situate In the county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio
to wit: i'
AeeItain piece Of land 10 section two (2), township
two), range seventeen Q7), United States Military
land commencing In the center Of Plank road sixty feel
(60 south Of the N H. corner OF lot decided from L.
Wea.efvelt to Peter Hammon; thence s. with said road
twelve rods 2 and some links to George etonera line
thence u. thiry.one rods ClD aud thirteen aud hal
ieet u2l thence parallel with said road sxtsen rod
0 thence west to the place Of beginning; II being the
same three acres ( decided from o. L. WesterveIt 70
j.. Lingo, except fraction GA feet vide on the N. W
corner aud known az lot No. one Of the subdivision II
the above described three acre piece. tlsf m QA
Appraised at-Lots Nos. z, 4, and s., $50 90 each.
I" Lot No, 3 and house, ei75 90. y fe
The one aero lot, $500. MISC
wam q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Wnson & ButohAMi Att'ys.
y Printers fees e5 90.
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And testimonials, new, and almost without sum,e,
Of society, whose united testimony none oonM s
that Prof Woods Hair Restorative will restore the ba
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth to ola
In la aunIIl nj
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Sheriff Sale.

w. Common Pleas
James G. Mecoy.) r
PY VIRTUE OF A WHIT OF VENDI,
ID to directed, from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Rraokln county Ohio Twill offer for sale at the Of
the Court House in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l9!h day of April, A. D. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock g. m and O'Clock p. m,
the following described property, situate In the county
Of franklin, and State Of Ohio to Wit: The interest
erd estate oi James o. Mccoy in inot No 442 in the
city Of Columbus, in said county his estate being the
mainder In fee after the termination OF the life estate o
Isabella Mccoy, widow Of Robert W. Mccoy deceased
aud the estate CT said James c. Mccoy in said estate be
ing the which devised to him by said Robert
Mccoy In his last will and testament, which Is Of reeor
in Franklin county, Ohio, Probate Court.
Appraised ct 81, COO.
G. Y. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fees $3.50.
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Dividond January L, 1861, As Fer Cent.
AeeETa. a........,....-......"".." s3yel2 S5e so.
Statement January 1, 1851,
Balance per statement Jan. lst 1860. 90 4Os 5s2 30
Received for Premiums dur r'
ing the year l66O..'....... e763,053 IS
Received for interest during
the year lS6O .'''.'''''.s 9l4,Ol4 10
Total receipts for 1850. j. sg77,067 "a
Paid Claims by Dealt, ,e67OSO 90
Paid Policies aurTen- .h H'
dered .....,,",s. A, ILL 90
Paid Salaries, POST
age, Taxes, Ex. ."H
change, eto...".. 3l,62O A
Paid Commissions 10 H'fH H-.
Agents s."...... 5l,325 30
Paid Physicians fees. 5,966 rs ge
Paid Annuites. l,5l7 90
Paid Dividends dur
ing the year 500 IS $685. 09l 90 4ll976 II
Net Dasncs January lst, ls6l..".. =. s3sIs,s5s 50
w ASSETS.
Cash on hand. 49,. ..,,....l e86Qe4 10
Bonds and Mortgaeeson Real .'Ii --
Estate, worth double the 4 ,.s.ls...l
amount loaned. .......... 2,327,d4l 60
| Premium Notes, on Policies -ru 4. f..aH.s
In force, only drawing q per --- er.r. I..
| cent. interest.,..... I27p,S64 II sGa s,
| Real Estate. ,...,".s..,.. pO6g3 "a Ell.
Loans on scrip,...,...s.,... 5,Q1 A on
Premiums, Notes and Oash, In i U n..
courte Of transmisslon..,. 45,Sl3 IS
| Totai A'se"'''.'s''s.F s3,6l2,556 50
WE l.at .fUfffsil.ra u ------------ Irl
1861 Policies In force, insuTing.
LAS new Policies have been Issued during tbs year
After careful calculation Of the present value Of the
outstanding Policies Of the Company, and having the
necessary amoHnt In reserve therefor, the Directors
have declareda DIVIDEND Of IS per cent on the Premi
umS paid OF tho table rates. to el policies for life ia force
Issued prior to January 1850 payable according to the
present rule Of the Company. = :
Rates for all kinda Of Life Contingencies, Prospeot
uses, htements and Applications will be fuTnished
wIrHouT cTlARss at the once or Agencies Of the Com
pany .terlt ~ .
RoBp. L. PATTERSON, President.
Z. Q. GROVER, Vice President
4 BENZ, o. MILLER, Secretary.
VI, R. BEESON, Aosnt
| No. johnson Block,
March u, le6'' Columbus, o,
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

VIM. B. Duff
vs.. , Common Pleas
s. O. Preston ct sl,>
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
ID to directed from the Court of Common Pleas of
franklin County, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court House, in the city of Columbus
Monday, tho 2lst day of April, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock, p m .he following described real
Ohio, to witt
Lots numbered sixty seven snd sixty ninc 67 and oo
In the village Of shadesviie, being the that
conveyed to said solomon o. Preston by Isaac Dennis
and wife by deed dated September 5th, 1859. p. ..
Appraised at-Lot No. 81, $3.50 co..
l. +" - 60, $50 90.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
By Ed. DAyis, Deputy.
Printers fses-S4. so. I
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Master Commissioners Sale,

Joshua Baldwin's adm'r)
v9. Z Court OF Common Pleas,
Richard snowdea ct al.)
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
d to me directed from the court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio viii offer for sale at the door
o. the Court House in the City Of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, A. d. 1862
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 4P. NJ the fol.
loving premises, situate In the city of Columbus Frank
lin county, Ohio, to wit: ... ~. ~.
In.ot No. $685. alSo, lots Nos ID, Is, 16, IL, Is, 49,
20 81 ard 90 Of Snowdens subdivision OF Qrtots Nos.
80 and "a of said city,
Appraised at-Lot No. 5................S2,O ,O0O 90
Lots Nos. H. is, Is, 10, 20
& $3.50 90 each.
Lots Nos. l6 and IL, at.... 9400 90 -
49," 22,.........s..& $500 90
..- G. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees, S5 Is.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15
NEWS from POPE AND MCLlLLANs ;On'
hAGDH

NOZZLE, Aug. IA special despatch 10
the Tribune dssed Grenada, 18th iDst"
says: -,
The St. Louis Republican" Of the Ith
inst, says that the gueri!lss continue their
vigorous warfare in Missouri. They seem to
be crossing to the North side OF tie Missouri
river. On the 4th instant they attacked and
dispersed body of Fedsral troops at lay
louisville. Col. Poindexter 10 reported near
Hudson, with ll,20O partiZans, threatening to
capture that place.
A despatch from Shelban reports Porter.
with 2,40O men encamped near Newark lie
had bagsco two companies Of militia there
altar slight resistance, with large number
of horses and guns, aud considerable
amount Of ammunition.
Up to the 9Th inst, $4,000 nen Wee eI-
rolled in the State of New York.
Important army movements sre sntIc!-
pated at Washington. no one is allowed To
pass McClellan's lines.
4 large number of negroes haze been
stolen by Pope near Stanardsvile, Va.
The New York "Comnercisl" states that
ar Important secre. expedition, consisting OF
one steamer with picked men, had left a rede-
"a! port, and would soon be heard OF.
II is announced that the Federal c0F-
'ernincnt had contracted for another iron
clad Monitor, which will cost million and q
quarter % dollars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15
WOhGE.

We gre sorry 10 see the word "nat!onai
sometimes used with reference 10 Confederate
Aj.air We think this should be hence!oT-
,7ar!u forbidden word. This Colfedarac!'
il no: nssion, nut a league Of natlons-sno
we ;hink i: would be better, when we come
10 read Just affairs and give the CONSTITUTION
The overhauling whica i so much'needs, 70
dray the name If Confederate States and $40
s:,suie for il shat os The Allied Nations, or,
The Allied Republics it would De more &C.
scrp.i:s and would serve 10 inculcate and
transmit moro correct ideas Of the theory and
character of OR Government. We have No
liking Tor the word "State;" it sounds Yankee
ign 70 cur ear. Tirginians have been more &C
cus:omed 70 Commonwealth, and prefer IT.
i5us ii we are TO have States. let II never he
forgotten that each State is in and OF itself
Ealion or Republic, distinct and perfect
lotus, tereS &C rotunduS. We hope our jour
oalisss and public inen. will be careful OF their
phraseology in speaking of tia GeEssss! Gov
eminent, for in this respect words are
shings.-i7ichmond. Whig-
We agree with our contemporary il the OBJ
ie~tions above expressed to the use OF the
word " national" and nstion" with reference
TO the government established by the alliance
Of the several republics or nations composing
our Confederacy. The term nation is IN &
certain sense not Objectionable and is very
hard TO substitute; and perhaps very accu-
rately expresses our external relatlons; but
as among ourse'veS, and as referring to our
political structure and association, it is a mis-
chieyous word, and has led the North into its
present wicked attempt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15
TIA M!SZ1uhI s3LD;ERj

To the Ea.iors If The Enquirer:
Gentlemen: have read With tesr5 Of pride
and pleasure Of the noble generosit? OF tn.
officers and svidirrS IL Missouri, who, while
themselves enduring IT. canp snd teld hard
ships rarely eq1nlled, Ai.! exposed TO Danger,
;lc. thought OF which would pale the cheek
Of every Southern woman; but, that 1t criN-
sons with pride Gnd admiration at the daring
courage which has carried them successfully
through them all, have yet pressed i..ward to
the relief of their fellow soldiers, sufferers in
the same glorious cause. That the Hod of
battles, He in whose hands ere the destlDies
ofnations and individuals, may bless with Ills
choicest blessings every member OF Colonel
Er~in's battalion and Colonel Gates req
mcnt-that His guardian care may ever lie
over them, His good spirit ever be with them
and,Bis good angels ever guard them, snd
that they Day receive sbundantly in the
hou. Of need that assistance snd sympathy
which they have so generously. extended 70
others, is the earnest heartfelt prayer OF at
least one VIRGINIA -nAIDIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15
TIE LATE GEH. MCCLELLAN.

Mcclellan is meeting his fate and there are
none 10 pity. His government is still strip
ping BIN of his forces. .Henceforth he is to
command squad instead Of the grand ar
my Esnceforth be is TO be second even TO
such man IS Pope, until Pope, in bis turn,
"has mad his day." That soothing noctur-
nsl visit Of Lincoln IS to keep him quiet under
lis humiliation. 1t cannot be known
what promises Lincoln wrung from
him in his sgony. Meek submission
was probably one Of them, ss the verJ best
thing Mcclellan could do, even for himself
But Oh, the bitter Ggonies of the deiunot Ma
poleon, IS he thinks of what be was going to
be, and what he isl And, as mere personal
richly docs be deserveit. By lis
talso dispatches, be raised hopes which be
could not meet. lie thus prepared for himself
heavy fan, and a pit to tanin lie also en-
tered Nucoln's service against his conscience,
ard tits therefore ft and proper that he should
reap nothing but disgrace.
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For The Enguirs7,
For The Enquirer.
TIE sefH VIRGINIA EKelGE!T, GNs0HEL Z.
C. E1nUHU=, at TITE BATTLE OF NALvERN

I OF FS EH!sFT.
raE serH vIHGIHIA EgclEE!T, Ea6aEL T.
C. E1nUHU5, at TTIE SArfie Of AALTERN
HILL.
MEs;ss. Eol1oS:-I. IS # and becoming
that honorable mention he made OF the GAs-
tinguished courage, the high bearing, and chi
various gallaDtry Of he officers ard prirates
of this regiment, ct the battle Of Malvern Hill.
The regiment, commanded By Colonel (. c.
Edmou6s, was in the front of Lhe battle, on
the right, AID led the chsrge On the eneEny's
batteries.
On net day, Colonel Edmouds was Al him
self. Ills glance WAS rapid aud unerTlng. His
judgment wss cla8rsst and niceSt whom IT.
sponsibility pressrd heaviest CT him, and when
difficulties gathered tbickcst around him. Ia
clear, cool tones, be gave the word to men
who had the most unhounded love and at
tachnent for MIN, and il whom be had The
fullest confidence. Forward, and charge.
no fr;Dg-do it with the cold steei!" ran
through all the ranAR Of the regiment. The
entire line moved, =. double quick step, to-
wards tie batteries OF the enemy, placed into
most commanding position, in az open field,
mile of, and protected By Immense nun-
bers Of tue finest troops i'll the Horthern az
nv. Whrn .ie third hill had been reached,
the entire line Of brave men on the lett Of
the 8Sth Virginia Regiment, with the excep-
,iun of portions cf The 18th and SD VIZ
gina Regiments, ws7ered, gsve wsy and IT.
tired. Colonel EdmoHds saw al once that this
emergency Vas One which cou!d Do met BY
no common means. Advancing rapidly 20
the front Of the colocs, he commanded them
to stand fast. Passing along the line, he said
to the Iucn, I'VE will never yield an inch
We will bold this position, or die where NO
are" "Thst's right, Cclore(; we will hold
this place o. die" IVES Lie NOBLE response
r,uruiureG IN the ;haYei ranks ot this gal
la,lt Tegimen.. Fer more than two hours,
with only portions Of the l4,h and $50 Viz
gina regiments, the 3Sth Virginia Regiment
held it's position, until reinforced by Briga-
der General Wligbt's l:jgade,
Only small part III ,hl, devoted band would
have escaped but for the courage and conduct.
the skill and energy. and presence Of inind O.
Colonel EdmundS-
The 5S,h Virginia Regiment nnde five
distinct charges On the encIuy's hsttelies, and
only ceased from the conflict when darkness
and night put an end to the furious struggle.
The ground where the hsttle ragged was
piled with corpses, which attested tie fearful,
determined character Of the contest.
Throughout tho whole Of that bloody day
the Virginia asg, with the proudest device
and Hottest motto which ever graced na-
TONS banner, borne By the regiment, iaunt-
ed de6antly in the face of the enemy. The
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EGi.ur: Of tie ENQUIRER:

10 tie EGior: Of tie Enquirer:
GEs=LEA,s-I call your attention, sod also
that Of tho authorities, to very important
particular.
lthas been noticed that, in the beginning
DO overwhelmed By the Tremendous power
that wss being brought to bear against US,
and also last winter, when disaster after dir
asLer were weighing us down, that days were
frequently appointed for Fasting and prayer
tr the whole nation.
I. il certainly so thst re have been helpea
cut OF all Of our troubles by the prpyeriul
spirit OF our people, AID it IS al that can ever
save US.
at the commencement Of cur troubles the
entire land was filled with prayer to the great
God of Battles. We say the effect OF it.
Tne enemy were, hur!ed back from our coil.
TTe began to slacken in our devotion; dis
aster came, snd with it nslion;s dsvcut
appe&is 10 HIN who alone can guide us
through this terrible storm Of wa, to r Ia
ven G! rest.
And n..~ ts.ls+ We haze bccn blessed with
Success, that the Glsat Omnipotent hus s&Te'!
US Ircu our eneruies, shall we cease To render
cknowled.; nents 10 Him Who gave u3 the
victory Shall we look TO ourselves? -Noa,
and 81 the ::n.s, is the time for tastin. and
prayer. 1t will not do to f9ilos it ~ Only in
tims Of adversely. Tie President should ap-
point such days sad do co frequently. fne
psop:p, it is true, can &C. without that trou-
bic, but the nations attention should be called
to it; It IS nothing hut right. audit IS elf that
cnn ever save ,i3.
The writer has been in the battles around
RichmoDd, ard knows ~ what mere chdnte
victories are gained. TIE fortunes Of battles
Are certainly picked. You lnsy talE Of
your Generals, Jour science, strategy &c, it
does sor.e good, bus it is evident on The feld
Of battles, bow little it would take TO spoil
the bes. plans. The merest waver, or smallest
triGe, " hlch MAJ be OF one side or the other,
may drc!de battle which may affect nations
for ages The Great God alone giveth the
cictory. 1t is not TO The strong nor to the
weak, but those who look to Him. Unless
we look to the Great Ruler Of events we are
a ruined people.
This is q just wrr OF our part, cut its just
ness will not save US; We must look above.
May We ever be L iod-lcvinG and God-fearlns
pecp". = SOLDIER.