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, 1862-04-18

y9hn Mscolougn I'D sth CO 1tght arm broken
PstfsE eaFFon, 1 sd, co E. left hung, left wrist.
Richard Ryant, III 46th, co =, nu.se
Psg tsqs Fsssss oao h e @ E fst At; 5sF broken
ii ssss f. i b9esst re; aaa se1sssS nSs G1s
2doh nga5s gal9. i9sa III ~ 1s es e :,eks eighty
banis y % Gft ss ss saa a@Pataisd
ab1, Tahl fope1fss ope III sth IL GO throagh left
Sfss tsh q oRa E th5ea ss II saST knee
CaSanah, asd I'll, co B. through thighs and back
Wm V1m. sd iii, CO t both shoulders, both hips,
thigh anu Jaw, ed Lieut.
Henly Wanhbu4, 18th Missouri, co D. ankle.
Aipheus Rinatd, 14th III, co E, left arm broken
J9hn 4 jackson, s2d II, co G, left thigh, bone
stephen Hoyt, 10th regulars, co F. left leg, be-
F n. .Ellis, 18Th III, CO I. flesh. right arm.
Enkila he9qick, 4sth Ohio, co i, through right
Zaasz Alien, 14th VII, co c. right breast
John Donavan. 6sth Iii, co K, light arm and side.
Edward sa7iI, 18th Ii, co D, right arm, flesh.
John Bower, SD Ind, CO E.
Wm Z Brown, 48th Ill, co G. through back Of neck,
Vim Brown, SD III, co c, left leg below knee,
Thos Lamont. 18th III, CO G, left knee, slight.
Henry BEoos. 32d Ill, co G, through left hip.
Lent Jsmes Balfoar, III 45th, CO l, right arm an
putated.
Wm ] Sheldon, Ohio 10th, co F, left shoulder.
" Beers, Alabama 21st, CO E. right thigh, rvoel.
Thee Campbell, iowa 1lth, Co F, left shoulder.
halls.
JW Greer, III IS. co D. right shoulder.
B Austin. III SAD, co A, nafae
Patrick Hurt, Ohio 54th, CO E, sick.
Timo.hy SlatterE, III 59th, CO I, hip.
Daniel ; Hogan' Ohio 48th, CO c, near the eye,
Geo E Study. Wis 18th, co C.
James E Williams, Wis 14th, co c.
Jacob Schrab, Ill 37d, co E.
John Samson, Ill 52d co F.
Wm Pollock, I'll 18th, CO F.
Jerry McCarty, LII 8lth, co T..
Lester z Marks, Ohio 41st, co Il.
Glberts, Ohio SD, CO D.
Richard Conda, I'll 19, E. {ali1s John Shanfrsu }
Samuel L3tb, Iowa 11th, co F.
John Beattie, Ill 5sth. co 4.
Geo W Carlile 18th III, CO F, sick
Geo W1lle, 18th III, co q, sick.
BroE1nsky, 18th III, co I.
D Ncal. t3d Ohio.
Chas Wright, 18th III, CO G, sick.
4 Smith, 57th Ind, co Il, eick
Eor-1 Ta-~8 All
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ITO RENT-House No. 352 Wa
a bash avenue, opposite the Methodist Church
Rent f4ao. Apply 70 GEO. n. ADAMS, In rear or no.
1Su North y 8Ier etIEek. 6plHuiE61Y
, 1862-04-18

TOR SALE-At a bargain, Flour
j. and Feel Store. now doing good business
Also three Express wagons for sale cheap address
W > Box Aa ap1Hps5TSs
, 1862-04-18

TITY OF CHICAGO--Sewerage,
M, MateI aaa =, Mnpiepsi PIX hsnas On aoove
on presentation Of the Coupons At the City Conptro1-
iert Office. SAMUEL D. WARD,
Chicago, April 18th, lsS2 CITY Comptroller
4pl8 Ex61SL
, 1862-04-18

ROTICE.-All Pilots and Engi
lN ueers Ltcanses revoked By order efGen- HAlee1
must Be ed by Saturday evening ~ M1kt leav
f0r Other X rts OF my dlstr1cE 4 GUTHRIE,
splE-p413N BuPefTtal0& l09peGtoE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
mIsoELLANEoUs NEWS,

b . v y "a
THE Legislature of Connecticut met on the
9Th inst. in special session Governor Buck
lngham's message is devoted almost exclusive
ly to military matters.
CART. WATERMAN has returned to San Fracis.
co from the wreck of the steamer Golden Gate,
and reports thal the MexicAns reading in the
nelghborhood have saved from $l5O,O0O to
5000, 600 In treasure. s9g lstfg1ld sdi WIZ
! THE situatlon Of the French in Mexico Is re-
ported as very critical. AT orizaba and Vera
Cruz they are short Of fresh provisions and fod.
der, and the soldiers are suffering from dyseI.
terry, The MexioRns Will defend the Capital to
the last extremity, and are preparing to food
the adjacsnt valley. roo 3at ti
RrLeAsEs of iprisoness from the Old Capitol
at Washington, continue TO occur daily. Men
who have lain there close prisoners for months
are discharged without finding out what they
were Imprisoned for. Six were released on the
TIE President Is said to have stated that all
the powers Of the Government are being exert
ed for the re opening Of the MIsslssippi. A
Cairo correspondent states the gunbost feet
has not yet reached vicksburg, but that formi-
dable preparations are being made. s nol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
The Jacobin GrseIey.


We are almost inclined to put some faith In
the New York HsraId's insinus.ion that the
guIllotines spoken Of by tho London Herald
had been consigned to GREELEY of the Tribune.
In his paper of the 9lh inst. GREELEY incunti-
nentIy backs down from his condemnation of
arbitrary arrests in loyal communities where
the courts are open. He now thinks the courts
cannot be trusted. His reason is that there is
danger that Democrats -Secessionists GREELEY
calls them-may get upon the iusies. He thinks
II would be better to have "Copperheads"--
another polite Abolition title for Democrats
tried before drum-head court-martial In short
meter, and shot after giving them an hour to
make their wills and say their prayers. Per-
haps, 1t would be On improvement on GREE
LEY's drum head cOurtmaftisl to bring on his
guillotines, and cut OF at once the heads of
thsse "COpperheads'' without the mockery Of a
triAl or any other idle formality.
II the Abolitionists undertake, as they seem
determined to do,r to supersede in Ohio and
other Northern StAtes, the courts and the laws
of the land by mobs and mob law, they will
find they have taken o bull by the horns, BY
which they may themselves be most awfully
gored. Other reyolutionistse have tried the
same game before, to their cost as well as 70
their everlasting shame and disgrace.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

A CORRESPONDENT of one of the Abolition
papers In New York In the interest mot only o
that journal, but Of Gen. Butler, lately forward
ed q statement Of recent discovery of an al
legged fraudulent transaction, wherein Revefdy
Johnson 10 charged -elthef with ignorance o.
completely In making hisfeportlto tho Govern.
ment. II Was in relation to certain sums Of
money belonging 20 foreigners which had been
appropriated by Gen. Butler. .afr
Mr.. johnson has answered the charges In such
q manner that they will not be likely to be 70.
newed. He shows, by bis statement of facts
that the appropriations Of the sums were unjust
and tyrsnnical, and that bic report has been ap,
proved by the President He then refsrs to the
administration of affairs In New Orleans under
Gen. Butler 90 follows;
- Unless the almost universal belief of gen
temen of intelligence and Integrity 10 that city,
having every means Of knowledge, be wholly
unfounded, and the; reports of officers Of the
highest character In the service OF the Govern
ment who have officially visited the city since II
has been In the possession Of the military be
also wholly unfounded, u state Of fraud and cor.
'ruptlon exists there without parallel in the
past history of the county" p-i4'l
4 Such statements from gentleman of the in
teIligence and integrity Of Reverdy johnson
will explain tho hatred of, people Of New Or.
leans to Gen. Batter and our army there. Nov
that they have been made public by Commis-
sioner appointed by the Administration to In.
Quire into the acts Of Gen. Butler In regard 70
his treatment OF foreign cltizens, we shall sec
IL they are allowed to pass unn0ticed by those
whose business tt 10 to inquire respecting them
Chicago Nmes. ~ '.sst 5lE 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

.|".. -
IN and eunssdaens deslsuction q an. existing
State OF the Union--one Of me Original
aThisleen.n BY ,hs Constitution 40 new
STATE can be sreoted out Of an old one without
the consent Of the Legislature OF the latter
i. ia idle TO pretend that the Virginia Lesis,
lstufe ever consented TO the creation OF this
new State. The Legislature so called, which
met at Wheeling, aud affected to represent the
whole State, and in that capacity u censent 70
the formation of q new state, did not In iacs
represent third Of the State, and could in no
sense be- called the Legislature of the State OF
Virginia. The measure admitting this new
State and dismemberiDg Virginia Is, therefore,
unconstitutional, and Ia, as lTHAD. STEvENs
cha racterlzed II in Congress, strictly reyolu-
tionary. ' =.
The majority in Congress has thus, in the
passage Of this bill, inaugurated revolution,
or in other words. has commenced the work oi
dissolying the Union. For the constitutional
integrity OF the Union cannot be preserved, un.
less the constitutional integrity of each and
every State is also preserved. An unconstitu'
tlonal division or dissolution Of State is 10
effect . disision or dissolution Of the Union
By this unauthorized erection Of q new State
out OF part OF its territory, Congress has to
all inients and purposes declared that thers Ia
no such State as Virginia any longer In the
Uniou There Is or may be soon say the Abo
lltionlsis in Congress, new Stale called West
Virginia, bat there Ia no such State as Virginia
Virginia is or was State with defined bound
! aries which could not be changed without th'
consent Of her whole people given through thei
Legislature To change those boundaries OIL
take from her q part OF her domain withou
sueh consent amounts TO virtual dissolution
of the State. Virginia can no longer, unde
Abolition rule, If the rebellion should ceas
next week, bs represented In the National Sen
ate or House ss the State Of Virginia unde
the Constitution. As suoh, the Abolition rev
olutionists have erased her star and stripe fror
the National Fllg. e4A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
Our NJ representative In Congress.


We find the following notice of Mr. Coz In
a recent number Of the Fairfield (IowA) Union,
sditsdby D, sHEwkRp, Esq, who was "honora.
bly, discharged" from custody at the "old Capt.
tol" Prison, on the llth Of November. The
Union u an excellent Democratic paper, and i.s
editor L. as loyal as any man In She United
States; lsoa ,scsaaa zst.I.s fgsr
How. SAnUELS. Cox I'VE notice BY many Of
the Ohio Democratic papers that Hon. 8. 8.
Cox ls candidate for Speaker Of the nsx.
House Of Representatives. Sam. (pardon the
familiarity, We were EchooLb0ys "lang syne")
10 one Of Ohio's gifted sons, and one Of the few
who battled fanatlcism with all his power dur
ing the last session. The Democracy have In
dotsed bis course as aaCongfessman BY re
election, and we indorse hls nomination for ths
speakefship and hope for his election. jaas s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

r Distract from Better on tne bA'uo'A'''uf
- ~.
This battle (AntIetam) has been the most
sangulnary Of the war, and the only one fought
with visible design and upon military princi-
pies. The arrangement Of our corps the
overlooking position Of tho commanding Gen
sral--the sending into action the right and left
divisions--she closing up Of the center, and H.
nal success--exciteA bewildering admiration,
and carries The mind to the great fields Of Aus
terlits and Wagram, fought BY Napoleon, OF
oil this have spoken. The heart history Of
such conflict, purchased by the life and blood
of twenty thousand men, must be found In the
hospitals. Wst has it's glories--but 1t has its
ten thousand demons In these human toriures,
that make the eye, balls ache---the heart bleed
the lips palsy, and the brain reel. The sight
10 at Arst positively uncomfortable. The life
blood Of some 10 still trickling away in silent
calmneas- while the discovered limbs and ma
MAC brain Of others give rise to sounds God
grant may not again witness. "a,
But ye mothers who here Geek son--or
wives husband --or sisters q brother-or sons
fathel-know and be consoled that even here
the hand of mercy lie watchful, and better care
10 bestowed upon your loved ones than might
at 6rst seem possible. IL Vas in the hospital,
where rested the gallant Hooker, that learned
the history of those mythical words go often
seen and 90 little understood, "S. T.--ls6O--
x" Anything alleviasing the suferihgs and
saving the lives Of our soldiers, Is q national
blessing Witnessed some astonishing results
from this article. gg.fa 81. .lls.c,.-,.
It's we'll known the effect of burnt gunpow
der and excitement is thirst, which added to the
loss Of blood in the wounded, creates the ne
cessity Of reviving stimulsnt. In this par
ticular hospital, the physicians were allowing
their patients to drink Plantation Bltters, other
wise called s. T.-ls60-X, and although th,
wounded are most numerous here--ths di
vision having opened the 6ghtat s In the morn
ing--the men were mostly composed, and ther'
was very little fainting The article acts upoI
the stomach and nerves In most Incompetent
sible manner, superior 70 brandy, and withou
subsequent stupefying reaction. 1t originated
in the West Indies, composed of the celebrate'
Calissya Bark, Roots, Herbs, ETC.; oil preserv
ed in st. Croix Rum--tbe s. T.--lS60-X be
ing secret ingredient, not yet revealed to tn
public. Itis principally recommended for wan
Of appetite, dIsordered liver, intermittent fe
vers, stomachic difficulties, etc. understand
was somewhat known In the Southern State
previous 10 the war, and it appears an agent o
Jefferson Davis recently applied to the propris
tors for the privilege to make il for hospita
purposes during the war, to which they mad
the following reply:
| New YoRK, Jan. 18th, 1863.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
Derno crasle ssase convens,on,

= We learn from the Statessnan Of the Alb inst,
that At Q meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee, held 10 Columbus On the
%, y was resolved to hold the, Convention on
~ We fully iDdo,ss 'hs ssllSp ii tho commit.
tee, and we have no doubt the time selected
Will pfove satisfactory to the Demowacy
throughout the State. -Nswask Ezp1imeat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

We had very pleasant call. on yesterday,
from Hon. JoHH o'NEnI, the Democratic Con.
gresham elect Of the Thirteenth Ohio District.
Hsis looking remsrksbly we'll, and feeling ss
all good Democrats feel since the late elections.
Mr. 0'NEILL ID an able man,s On accomplished
orator, and viii make an Efficient Represen,s-
tive in Congress. ~ 1ag ,ass.assssf n - 1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
GENERAL DOCKET,

- oSp4 GENERAL DOCKET. b. -sg1 u
No, I6 Daniel WAdsworh ct al. v. Alfred Davis Re.
ceiyer Of the Medina Mutua Fire Insurance Ocmpany.
Error 70 the osart OF cenmon Pleas Of Lucas county,
Reperyed In the District Court OF Lucas county.
ecott J. sutwas brought BY said conpsny 70 recov.
er the amount Of certain assessment made upon the
premium notes Of plaintfs IN error. former suit,
between the same psIss . ioa other
PAYMENT Of those assessments, the cancellation Of the
ocIsg Of PLANTING IN error and the surrender OF their
premium notes. BY the order Of the company board Of
~ he terms Of the charter Of the company, each
member was entitled to have his premium notes sur.
rendered 70 him a the expiration Of his time Of inbur
TO that me Of upon ALIENATION Of the property injured
surrender Of his policy, and Ike payment Of his share
Of losses and expenses or upon payment or the whole
Of his premium notes and surrender Of hspolicy. e
The charter directed that the boardof directors should
isuperintend the concerns OF said company and have
the management Of the funds and property thereof and
ali matters and things thereto relating"
Held-That the BiEectors Of the Company had power
to compromise the former suit by cancslng the policies
and the premium notes. and that the terms
Of settlement In that case were such 10 constitute
defense against assessments subsequently made upon
Judgment Of Court Of Common Pleas reversed and
judgment entered for defendants below. llL
b No. - = Dewitt o. Spinning Y. William Dlackburn
and Othsn Error 70 the Superior Court Of Montgom.
Brinkefhof, J. Hsld-- tar e'F f4,s
Il mechanIys lien cannot be created upon the real
estate Of married woman for work done or materials
furnished in erecting house thereon under contract
With her husband and waving all question a. to the
competency Of wife % charge, By contract her real
charge such real estate With such lien which does not
aver that the work done the mateAB were fur
nishsd under contract or agteement with the wife,
bad on general demurrer. f4-i l!i-4f4 lt..sl
TIE statate Of February 9stb, 1885, sin relation
10 e interest u husbands In the estate OF their wives
forbids tbe ais during the fe Of the wife, Of the cr'
tssy Of the husbpd 70 tsS echanics lien y against
him, $50 pAta+t' ~ ff-nile8YI i4ti
p Judsmsnt anlrmsasg .6limas4a sHf
n Nocza The gfs, for uss, etc., Y. Nathan HartVslli
adm'r Nrrog 70 The District Oourt Of Licking county,
Pspsa taken cf ne hlsab By consent of ccunfsI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
Batchelors Hair DyeIa1
THE BEST In THE WORLD.

THE best IN THE WO1bLUs
e WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
aooor not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to njure the Hair in the least remedies
the Ill effects Of bad dyes and invigotes the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instsnsly turns
splendid Black Brown, leaving tho Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by ell Druggists, etc. ~ IL. -.
III The genuine d signed WILLIAM A. BATcHH-si
LoR, on Gas /osr sidss Of sacA 6o~. "a q
Factory No. 81 Barclay ssreets. -
CLate 933 Broadway and 10 Bond HtreetD
msy29-dawly NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

Auos M:HAiL is Travelling Agent for ths
Ono srIrElMAn, duly authorized to receive
subscriptions and advertisements and receipt
for the same. We bespeak for him cordial
reception and encouragement among our
friends. 80 tais .fa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
nemovsa from his old ONCE.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. sroadway, near High st.,
ooumbus, o. has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain prysse diseases may bc
consulted at his once Broadway Isar the Rzchangs
Bank rrfT.
ianl9dn prarr .tt1.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
no MARRIHD MEM.

Or Those oontempiating Marriage:
TIM undersigned will lgiveiniomston on q very ts-
srssta0 and tpportast subject which VIII bs vain
cd more than thousand timssis cost BY every married
couple Of any age or condition in IFS Tho information
viii be sent BY mail any address the receipt p ss
osnh (sAvtr) and one rod stamp. ~
All lsttsn should be addressed TO "a glassigd ~
Il. b. MORRIS, MfDlgg ass
octal- -lyshwd&vN ~ d1l,iyi'4 Bostony l1aB.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
"YOurs, very respectfully.
tsiguedl

Mark the expression, "Follow law and forms
Of law % far as convenient" In the estima-
tion of the President, whenever law is incon-
venient II should NOT be followed. What q
beautiful doctrine to be preached BY Q man
whose duty It is to execute the laws! Certain
ly the President must be crazy, or he would net
advise his officers 70 obey the laws only when
Il was fconvenientn TO them. A nice man the
President is 10 compel others TO obey laws,
when he only regards them when they are con-
venient. .-Cin Eng.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
.nr rAgIoNAL PLAl Fon -. ..
~ rarpeses 81 ,ns. war

c.,mr-.. MA vogE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, PAskp III.
rotIowns Rssolpfen, wnioh nT.s, 4, ~, ,v.yTT
hst he deplofabe civil war has been forced
oa ihs sontry " tie disunionistp ot the Southern
-poD 'rs IN .ms aIainst the onust iiutlonal Govern
ss IA in arms around the Capital; that In this Ma
Ii smeSaenog 0ongreus, hanishlng all feeling o
. nass,cn ana resentment vii Tecollect only III
Iuty 70 ne whole countryi Rat tAss sodf - nos soageo
..rDo1s 0f ooAQuSa or bubtltQdtt0n o. PsIrposo ql
Jssr1rotoln0 or interlTn0 soiA s rtgAs or sssao, @
ished Snsitions Of those StGtes otE 90 agena ~ y
,rss.DS IA niog sotf al tle dignity eQuotsL, a'su
gLs1s. 81 "a s.}aI 6atse unfn1pdired ana thdt q.
sSo,s a. iSss objects are dcconpitshed mo soar o"On
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
SPsCIAL sQI.Lt

Is it possible that any soldier can
be 90 foolish as to leave the city without supply
HDLLowAH's OINTMENT q .PILLs7 Whoever does
SO will deeply regret M These medicines are the only
certain cursfor Bowel Complaints, Reves, Sores and
scurvy. Only Is cents per Box orPot 2s3
declld&wlw .e7 fG3j.Qflt gfr@Hif 3 p.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

S-T--1860--X. ,sea'sa . = e 4
brakes Plantation Bittern.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite: T 4F,;r
They are sn ansidote 70 change. Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours. H-c Rg sv52 asf
They strengthen the system and enIiven the
mind. !. .,,,. ~, t.;.f.a r.s4dys fes,z
They prevent miasmatlc and intermittent fe-
vers. etDs "a s,e,i
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach. ..s1 siss'et 'e' ssa
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhsa, Cholera, and Cholera
Morbns.7 ..; sSHi
They cure Liver Complsint and Nervous
Headache. ---------------'----
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong. and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made of
pure st. Croix Rum. the celebrated Calisaya
Ba,k, roots and hsrbs, and are taken With the
pleasure Of beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day Parsicularlylreco to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant.
Sold 10y ell Grocers, Druggists, 9Hotela and
Saloons. P. H. Drake & Co., 202 Rroadway,
New York. e .ieGsneiaa' asgplaF
novaS-d&v6m 10 .1adl ar,3 and ISn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

uzs.1zs 9sqsrdt copaadaidisio takes ttis ocedsion
- ,,d Na 0I1cags and e0ldtersof the army ttdt zoe
80 @aoaoed n sppoytin0 tie costittoH and sdsos
al IA Dndtsd States, dnd IN silppreSstn0 reoegton
80 ~ vaDlns reUenos or sa1jit0dt3on; Mdt ms as
of ootsst oqainst gopalntions, baa ogqipet g,'ed
Torcss; Idf q u a aTeggs ooyyted o. vIMsm '.' Hss
~ xioiea pftnciplss knotcn 10 chTssf'dn cs09ssa
tO"' s- ,sse b 6 3 81 GEO, b. MCMILLAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oonstable's Sale.

n 2lst day Of December A. D. 1863. at the farm o.
Jesse Didine, in the township Of Madison, county
franklin, shall sell OF public vsndue the following
property, to wit: One Brown Hots and one Buggy
In favor Of O II. Ffiabie. sli
Dec. IL, ieS2-wSF.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
only obey thc Laws as far as Com
veniens. t

The President Of the Uoited States has written
q letter to General Grant, Governor johnson
and others exercising authority 10 Tennessee
In which he commends to their consideration
one Thomas r. Smith who goes to that STATE
for the purpose of inducing 1t to select member
Of Congress. Lincoln says:
/ 81 shall be glad for you, and each Of you, Il
aid him, and all Others acting for this object al
much as possible. Ia all svailable ways give
the people chance to express their wishes q
these elections. Follow law aud forms Of lav
as far as convenient, but at all events get th'
expression of the largest number Of the people
poasible. ALI see how much such action viii
connect with and after the proclamation O.
September 22d OF course the men selectet
should bs gentlemen Of character, willing 4
swear to support the Constitution % Of old, aut
known to be above reasonable suspicion of du
plicity. .,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
Nrw YoRk, Jan. 18th, 1869.
AGsa, Of. etc.

Dear sir-In reply to your communicat ation,
offering us "Fifty thousand dollars for the re-
clpe and right to make the Plantation BIttera
for your hospital purposes during the war" We
beg to say, your price Is Q liberal one, consid-
ering II would cost rs nothing TO comply, and
that otherwise we can derive no revenue from
the Southern Statesi but, Sir, our duties to our
Government and our ideas Of consistency
would not allow "a to entettain u, although Il
might please US to assuage the suffeFings OF
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