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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

COUScIL PaucEEDIEGs The City Council me
last evening all the members present. The
bond of Thomas P. Morton, City Treasurer
elect, was laid before the Council for approval
The penal sum named In the bond is thirt,
thousand dollars; the sure!ies are s. s
Rickley, R. Wslkup, Thomas Arnold, and W
Trevitt. The bond was approved b; the Coun
Gil.
The President laid before the Council q CON
uunlcstIon from the committee appointed at
meeting Of the citizens of Columbus to via
Washington In relation to the location of 4
National Armory aud Arsenal in lhis city, re
guessing the Council to appoint o delegation oI
ice members to visit Washington and co.operat,
with said committee.
On molten of Mr.. Bu.tles, the President ap
pointed Messrs. ButtlCs and Wilson such dele,
cation to visit Washington, and act in concert
With said committee.
Mr. Rickley presented q petition from real
dents in the vicinity, requesting the Council to
cause the sidewalks on the south side of South
street from Third to Fourth streets, and on the
west eide Of Fourth from South street to Soulh
Public Lane, to be paved. Referred to the Fifth
Ward committee.
Mr.. DOuty presented petition from owners
of real estate In the vicinity, requesting the
Council to pass an ordinance for the construc.
tion Of sewer from Fair alley to extend from
the north side Of Gay street to intersecs the
Spring etreet sewer. Laid on the table.
Mr.. stauring, from the committee on Rules,
reported the rules adopted by the last Council,
with the single Amendments allowing six men,
bers instead Of eight to constitute quorum In
closing up the business Of the year. The rules
as amended we're adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Riokley, the President was
added TO the delegation to visit Washington.
An ordinance was passed BY vote of eight
yeas to two nays, appropriatiDg one thousand
dollars for paying the necessary expenses of the
committee to visit Washington to procure the
erection of a National Armory and Arsenal in
Columbus.
Adjourned to half past seven o'clock next
Monday evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

FAITHFUL MINISTERS OF HEALTH -t1n exsmin
ing the vessels AZ the various wharves we tinC
among the curiositiss Of our commerce the brig
Miranda, just In from Truxillo with cargo o.
Honduras SArsapAlilla for Dr.. ]. G. Aver Co
of Lowell. So particular are this firm as to th'
article used In compouDding their various RENE
dies, that they have this drug, like some olherl
they consume. gathered for them BY skilllu
agent of their own in the tropical regions Of IL
growth. He informs us that there are many
species Of this plant, but two Of which are really
valuable in medicine; the qualities OF thes'
are also affected by the time Of gathering, mod'
Of curing, etc., operations which In that regiOI
Of unreliable wofkmen imposes heavy labOI
upon him.. Oae OF the inert varieties Of SArsa
pIrills grows wild In our own forests, while
several Others, nearly worthless, abound in Gen.
trail and South America. The intelligent agent
assured us that the virtues Of this drug had new
or been fully told, and that the reason Of the
low esteem In which many hold itis mainly due
% the importation Of such immense quantities
of the worthless varieties. His accounts Of his
trips to Honduras and his business excursions
along the Gulf Of Dulce and the rivers Of Mon
tagua and Santiago and among the adjacent
mountains, were of intense interest. We car
but commend end honor bis employers for the
faiIhfuIne,s and energy with which they execute
their tru9. as ministers to the public hesl!h
aud we suspect that this course is at least one
of the reasons why their medicines are held in
sqch extraordinary favor throughout the civil
lied world --N,W York City NtsOS.
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BsauregaTd ApeIogIzlng for his De.
feat.

sensitively tender of bis Prtsti,e BsauregaFd
appears TO be attaining every point 10 give his
defeat o. Pittsburg the appearance OF victory /;
but through all bis braggatt dispatches it Il
clear enough that he foresees the general YER
dict that he was badly whipped. The "fallipg
Infection" from his telegraph to Richmond, to
bis a4g of truce note to General Grant, is eiG-
Difcant. To the rebel authorities be claims "a
complete victory" but 10 General Grant be
says: "0alDg TO the heavy yreinforcemerte you
received and 10 the exhausted condition Of my
men, I deemed IL prudent to Tei,e." Is this the
tone in which to sing 10 biumphe7 Wao ever
heard the shout Of victory piIched in such
peecGsi key as ;his1
The victor in pitched battle encamps upon
the battle field, or marches on in pursuit Of the
vanquished and hyi0g foe, and needs 70 aek no
mans permission TO stay and bury his dead;
and least of ell does he indulge in apologize
Whines about the particulars of 6ght from
which he deemed II prudent 10 retire."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
HnniaxIIie.

Huntsville, Alabama, the town just occupied
BY Gen. Mitonell, is the capital OF Madison CO..
Ala being one hundred and fifty miles nor.h'
east OF Tuscalooss, and one hundred and sixteer
miles southeast oi Nashville. Its population II
1860 Wss about FIVE thousand. Ex-senator Q
c. Clay resides there ln the sumner month:
the cream OF the Alabama aristocracy from the
Gulf counties frequent the place. Isis situated
On the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, aud
by its occupation, communication between the
rebel armies In the southwestern States Ia cut
IF Madison countv, 10 which it is situated,
has population of 26 45O, of whom ID 573 are
slaves At the last election it gave Douglas
l 800, Bfeckinridge 59l, and Bell 4OO votes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

"sOMETHiSe NEw."-Mr. c. c. Hudson, Of
oberlin. is in the city, and has for sale an en-.
tirely new article of "TOSh Paste" of which
he is the manufacturer. II is recommended al
being superior to any thing In that line, which
has hitherto been brought to public notice
Mr.. Hudson comes amongst us well indOrsed,
and is regarded as Trustworthy and reliable. He
has had placed upon the desk Of each Senator q
box of his "T0Oth Paste," and expects the arti.
Gle to receive lair trial. He will remain here
some days.
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CAMP SHILOH, PITTsBURo !
April IL, 1862, (


DEAR FATHER Since received your letters
we have had very hard battle. On Friday,
April 4, we were falling into line of battle,
ready to make q charge on the rebels, when be-
tM cen four and FIVE hundred rebel cavalry came
up and chaEed In our pickets. Lieutenant
George Crary was out with thirty two men and
kept them at bay for two hours. BY that time,
the Seventy second Ohio came out, and the rebel
cavalry lett in q hurry.
They did not trouble us again until Sunday,
April 6.b, when the battle commenced about
six o'clock In the morning. We did not get
engaged until about ten O'Clock, A. M Our
brigade was cut of from the rest of our dlvis-
ion the rebels raising our own colors (they
had our hag), were surrounding us on the
right, and we were ordered not to fire on them.
We retreated through our camp about three
quarters OF q mile there we made a charge,
aud the first thing we knew, we were about
fly yards from about Ave thousand rebels -
We fred volley into them, and you ought to
have seen them fall
We then Tetreated over bill, and were 60
ing to make stand, when We were surrounded
on our right and left fiDks. We then fred
iuto them aud retreated. The balls and shell
few around us as thick as hail. We lost about
two hundred aud forty in killed and wounded.
G pit Geury was shot through the heart John
White and Geoge Beaio through the body
Among tue wounded, are Antony McGill, Ja-
cob Smiling, Daniel o Smith, Corporal George
FraDkenburg and Robert Davis-all Uu. Of our
company. Sergeant William Dalton and Jacob
Hartman, are missing, IL is supposed they
were taken prisoners. Jacob Hartman was
sick in his tent at the time we were retreatiDR
through our camp. Aaron Bancroft ia also
missing.
We lay out in the woods all Sunday night 10
the rain We are getting ready now to go To
Corinth aud have another fight | have not
time TO write more, aud must close this.
Your son.
CF RETZ
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o'olocb, P. NJ. THIS motion was agrees to-
yssMs Msss;s aya' GuacksI. sherArd. Macon, PerrilI
"a MeI,ornev. were appointed eAid committee.
M. Kenns introduced The iolloHing DILL,
which wss read the fret and second times
10 amend section 498 Of the Code, passed
y The Governor nominated Peter Hitchcock, VI
oeauea County, q Trustee OF the I" Ohio State
AUlam for idiots" for the term OF three years,
from the 2lst Of April, 1862 Said nomination
In Executive session, Was referred 70 the Judi
ciary committee. !,
The Governor also nominated J. A. Lutz, Of
Pickawsy county, Trustee OF the "onio s1ate
Asylum for ldlots," for the unexpired term ol
Herman Garfield, lately killed on the battle
feld at Pittsburg Landing, This nomination
IN e.ecntiye session, was also referred.
A communication from the Governor was
read. inclosipR the report Of Lieutenant-Gover'
nor Stanton, of the result Of his mission q
Plttsburg Landing, which was ordered to be
printed
The Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE.-Messrs. Howe and Rockwell pre-
septed numerous remonstrAnces agalnst the
passage OF Senate bill, To authorize the Direct
ora OF tae Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal u
abandon such portion OF said canal as they may
think best, which were referred to select com
mittee Of one.
Mr.. Converse presented the peiitiou OF th'
Commissioners Of Franklin county, protecting
against the passage OF House bill, To reduce
the fees Of County Teasurers, which was re-
feTred
suudry bills were read the second time ant
committed; and the following bills we're passed
| House bill, Supplementary 70 "An act 70 in
corporate the State Bank of Ohio and Other
Banking Companies" passed Feb "a, l945
Mr.. Sayler's House bill, To auIho iHe the
city of Cincinnati to enter upon and occupy.
part of the Miami and Erie Canal as public
highway, and for other purposes.
House bill, Supplementary to an act entitled
"an act for the assessment and taxation ol
properly in this State. aud for levying taxes
thereon according to Its true value In money
passed April 5, 1859, and to amend section "
Of eaid act.
Mr.. Reamy's House bill, To prevent the pub,
! LEGATION and circulation of advertisements anc
books for the prevention of conception, proour'
ing abortion, etc.
House bill, To preserve Common school Ii
braries, was indefinitely postponed
The following bill was introduced and read
the fret time:
b. Mr.. Osborn: For tho assessment and tax
alton OF Express and Telegraph Companies,
Sundry bills were eDgTossed, and ordered 70
be read the third time next Tuesday
The House lhen took recess until O'Clock
10. morrow morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
IntimaIiOns.

The following passages from the New York
Tma Of Friday indicate the course which that
journal Is preparing 20 take. Tho Tims' hA'
the repute Of representing the conservative, az
the Tribune does the radical, portion of the
Republican or Fusion party. 10 an article
headed "The Real Triumph of the North" the
Times begins thus:
The contest between the two sections, and the
triumph Of the North, is to. be followed by q
pretty radical change in the construction of the
orgauie Law OF the country.
Toward the close Of the article we are told
that
The physical triumph Of the North must be
folloWed By that Of lie civilization and ideas
This is inevitable, Il the real success Of the
contest. The North will seek stronger Gov
eminent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

The REBEL NEED OF ARTILLERY -Gen bEAU'
REGARD, deficient In brass, has been begging the
disloyalists of the southwest to send in ibeiI
dinner bells as material for cannon. The sue
cess of Capt FooTE and Gen. p Pc at islant
Ten must demand further appeal. The mum
Der Of heavy guns captured in the land batter
les was seventy; while there we're many othsri
taken upon the rebel gunbOAts and a1Ating bat
terry. Losses like these must convert the very
buttons of the army toto artillery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

TIE FREEDuM or srEEcH.-The Ne9 York
Tribune has been iurously indignant at the
"outrage Oh the freedom oil speech" in the cast
of Phillips As fIliDg commentary on tn'
course OF tha. paper. the PoughkeePsie Tie
qrsph recalls tho following Rtrocious threa
against q member of Congress from this Safe
made by the Tribune Just before the opening o
the present 8 ssiOD:--BuffaIO CSurtsT.
Uhe dGres TO open his tTsit0TOus mouIh in Con
oress for compromise, the st,pS Of the chamber wH
be CRIMSONED WITH BLOOD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

DEoATuR and stevenson's Junction, recently
occupied BY General MITCHELL in addition to
HuntsviIle, are both in Alabama. Decatur is in
Monroe county, and is thirty miles west south
west Of EluntsvilIe, on the Memphis and Char.
lesion Railroad. os.evenson's Junction is in
Jackson county, sixty miles from Huntsville,
and is the junction Of the Nashville and Chata-
nOoga and the Memphis and Charleston rail-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Local M a tiers.

REMovAL.-I have removed my Office to
Neil's Building, over P. Balm 4 Sons store
where can always be found, except when ab'
sent on professional business.
April 1s-d2K. W. II. DRURY, M, D.
(Faet copy If, and send bill to this ofice,)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

LEorURE.-A lecture will be delivered at
Naughton's Hall, on Sunday evening, April
2OIh, by Jas. Bsrlsford, C. M, q convert, late
minister Of the NJ E. Church. Doors open at
H past o'clock; commence ct 8 O'Clock.
Admission 25 cents. Surplus 70 be applisd for
o most charitable purpose.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

%. The remains OF LsWis White, who died
some time since At Camp Shiloh Tennessee
we're brought to the city yesterday afternoon
They we're escorted by the Columbus Vedettea
from the depot to the residence OF his father on
Front street. The funeral will take place on
gundav
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

1- Lieutenant Governor Stanton, who arriv.
cd IRON the battle field at Pittsburg on Thurs.
day, started last night on second mission to
the same locality, for the relief of our sick and
wounded soldiers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

MOVEMENT OF TRooPs TRoM CAMP CHAsE.--
The sixty-ninth Regiment, Colonel Lewis D.
Campbell, and the seventy-fourth, Col. Gran
Vile Moody, have been ordered to Nashville,
Tenn. The former leaves to day, and the lat
ter tomorrow (Sundsy.)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen. Of New Jer
sey, Wbig candidate for Vice-President In 1874
on the ticket with Henry Clay for President, Ia
dead. He had attained the age OF seventy-hV'
years. o. the four candidates for President
and Vice President that year, Mr.. George M
Dallas alone remains.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Whnn win lho war Cease !

The Louisville Democrat thus answers the
inquiry. "The people of the free States are,
Of course, eager to know when the rebellion
will subside, Let them observe the thermOm-
eter ct home. As Abolition subsidies go will re-
hellion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

The whole resources Of the Methodist Bsos
Concefn Of CiL cinnad amount to $322 III OIL
The liabilities are only S06 1913 80 The pro
Dts Of the establishment are devoted to the sup
port Of sopsranuAted preachers and the families
Of deceased ministers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

3 Tbtre win bes meeting Of the Democratic
STATE Central Committee, at the American
Hotel, ia CoIumbus, on Wednesday, May IAN
ai2o'clock, ?, N
~ Every member Of the Committee is requested
90 bs present, az important business will CONF
before them a. ihIs critical time 10 the anAir'
Of our eoantty. s
N IN f's ss WAYNE GRIswoLD, Chairman
circleville, April IS, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

LETTER FROM THE BATTLE GROUND I'VE print
the following brief letter from young man of
this city, who was In the hght al Pittsburg, to
his father. He belongs to Company D., 46Ih
Ohio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19


disease cold settles somewhere In the body, and OBJ
strluts Its natural functions. These, II not relieved,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pro-
duclng general aggravation, suffering, and disease.
While In this condition, oppressed by the derangemenH,
take Ayers pills and see how directly they restore the
natural actlon Of tho system, and with 1t the buoyant
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this trivial and common complaint Is also true IN many
OF tle deepseated and dangerous dsempers The same
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the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some OF the
principal Cities and from other we'll known public per-
SONS.
From Fb4uardin0 Merchant of 81. louis Ftb. q, 1850
DR. AVER: Your pills nro tie paragon Of all that Is
great In medicine. They have cured my little daughter
OF csrous sores upon her hands ind feet tat d proved
incurabe for years. Her mother Inns been long grev.
ously afflicted with botces and plmples on her skin aud
IN her hair. After child WIS cured she also tried
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

eIDNIy sJcHnsToH and Beauregsrd svowed
their rdeterminsllun, on going into the late bat
lie, 20 ooLquer or die. Johnston did one, Beau.
seRard did neither.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
DIR. RoBT. THOMPSON;
SURGEON & Phvsician,

once Hlsh Street. NORTH Of Broad No. lo). n
Residence, N. Fourth lkarhsD Street. near corner
Of Spring.
Dr.. T., as heretofore, treats all diseases Of tho
ooIumbus, Dec, 90, lssl.--dGws.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

Qua troops at No 10, after having captured
ever, thing else, took Sibley tent OF htteel
women without the loss OF man.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Notice to Contractors.
Notice to Contractors.

cEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
- OETvED at the Office OF the Auditor Of franklin
county, Ohio until IL o'clock NJ, My lith. 1862 for
building ihe following bridges in sid county over
two tpans covered; over slack Lick creek, near Dr.
ehaiers In Jefferson township 100 feet span covered
over the canal Moses 5ey mours in Madison town
ship, eO feet span, including aprons
PlaDs and specifications 10 be flied by contractors In
the County Auditors office, or before the 81 day o
May after which time the adopted paLs and spechea'
tions will be on Gle for the inspection Of bidders.
Bids for masonry to be for 2s CUBIC yards per perch
and superstructure per hneal foot the Commissioner
reservipg the right to adopt the and specifications
which they may consider the best and most
to the county.
THos. SPARROW,
JACOB sLYH,
April 10, le02-3Idkw
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YER,s
.CATHARTIC
PILLS.

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SIR; have used your Pills ~ my general nd hospital
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them. fraternally yours, AL0NZO BALL, NJ d.,
Ih1sicidu of The Marine HOspiLi[,
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coLuMpUs. OHIO.
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DLAIN AND FIGURED BLACK
i DRESS SILKS, Of sterv grade The most seleo
assortment 10 the city and at most reasonable rates,
't Balm 4 SON,
spr'n ~ Ee' % ssysA Highsu :
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Dysentery, Diarrhoca, Relax, Worms.

IIUW DT' % o. UTeVIIi " CHlVUyU
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bilious dysentery and didIThGd. Their sugarconling
makes them very acceptable and convenient for tho use
of women and cllron
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An a rnmilx PhysIc.

TTonl DT. r. ". CtuIVfl0Nt, NclV OIIea'3'
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nnlous plsorders-Llyer ComplaInts.

FT0Ht DT' IHe0I0T6 DeIIi u NfIU IWN UFD'
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thy tile confidence OF the profession and tho people.
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tAMUsnMENTs.
Thea atre.

stage Director..,...........H m. DIEHEN.
CrenAurer...,......,J M. KINNEY.
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Dyspepsia, 1mpurlty of the Blood.

From Rep. J. v Hines, IasLOr Of Advent Chtnei, Bo;or
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