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CANNED TOMATOES III dozen poxei
| CANNED PEACHES in dozen boxe.
PICKLES In dozen boxes
GUM DROPS in !. pound paper,,
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RAlSINs in bcxes and =, boxes
PEPPER in ounce papers anu IN gross boxes,
ENGLISH MUSTARD In 4, pound papers and
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PRESERVED CHERRIES In bottles.
FIGS in2's pound drums aud . pouEd boxes
LEMON SYRUP in bottles
PLLu TOBACCO
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CIGARS.
For sale by
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No. s, Washington building,
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Washington, D. c.
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Government rates.
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oct 30-lm bankers, No. 262 Penn, Nv.
DOARDlNG-A very pleasant room, with good
ID Board can be had BY gentleman aud wiiu, or
two gentlemen, at No 6Gl Twelfth street, west side,
southwest corner OF Smithsonian grounds.
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person oan, In short i,,ae, NAE. PET week from
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Miss Kate Pennoyer;
The Queen OF Ierpsichore;
Miss Julia Mortimer,
The Idealizstion Of Melody and Beauty;
Miss Agnes Sutherland,
The Scottish Nightingale

Tiis' COURT OF BEAUTY,
Composed Of
The Moh Bedutum Ladies on the Stage,
MISS FRANCES LEROY,
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MILE LEZETrA,
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.. w LITTLE ELLA
MONS. SIOLLOSY,
BOB HART aud LEW SIMMONS,
PROF. q, W. KIRBYE,
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MASTER GEORGE,
MASTER JOHNNY
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win N O payy RuIIatt
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ROARDlNG.-A very pleasant room, with good
ID Board, can be had BY a gentleman aud wife, or
two gentlemen, at No 6G3 Twelfth street, west side
southwest corner OF Smithsonian grounds
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M now LOST now RESTORED

DEAD non = =.
MAroR's OfFIvK, October ~, 1902
DEAD HORSES will be removed ON the streets
aud avenues gu written notice, stating particularly
the LOCATION being left at the nearest station house
Of the METROPOLITAN Police
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nLD DEMAND NOTES,
" U, ). TREASURY NOTES,
CEkrlFICArES op INDEBTEDNESS
SiTSs"saHaWTSE q W ~ s%.H s%%vs. HS'.e,Y
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The following special order has been issued |
by the superintendent Of the Metropolitan Po. |
lice:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
GUNsHoT FRACTURES. By DR.. LOUIS sTRoMKYI
RE5EoTI0N OF oUNsHoT INJURlRs. BY D
HREIpRIcH ReNARca.

GUNsHoT FRACTURES. BIZ DR.. LOUIS sTRoMKYKR
RE5EOTI0N OF oUNsHoT INJURlRs. bY Da.
HREIDRIcH EsNARcH.
Both the foregoing tfeatises are comprised II
neat volume just published by J. B. Lippen
colt, Philadelphia, and for sale by J. H. Riley,
Of this city.
Dr., stromeyer's essay consists Of two diVis
lons--the first treats of fractures of BoneI
occurring in Gunshot Injurles;' and the second
Of "Gunshot Wounds OF Single Bones"
Dr. Esmarch vas Surgeon in the sleswick.
Holstein war, aud associated with DR.. SEom.
eyer, who was Surgeon-in.Chi The opera.
tIOn of resecton Of joints gave favorable results
In circumstances where amputation in general
proved very unsatisfactory. DR.. Esmarch gives
the results Of his own and bis friends expert.
ence on this subject, and divides his treatise Into
two pArts--the frst on rInjurles of Shafts Of
B,nes BY Bulless," and the second on i'0uushOi
IDjuFies Of Joints"
The volume containing these two valuable
essays, 10 cheap one, and should be vGde
mseum to every army and hospital surgeon, to
whom is con6ded the treatment Of gunshot
wounds .4 hF sf 1t3sAA .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

two O'clocb, while leading suooesstul chafges
turning the enemy's right. and gelninR bril-
liant victory. A minis ball cut the artery Of
bic leg, but DO rode on un.iI, from loas OF blood
he fell exhausted, and died Without pain 10 .
few moments His body has been ihtusted TO
me BY General Beauregard, to be taken 20 New
Orleans, and remain until directions arerecely
ed from bis family"
NV long and close friendshlp with this depart.
cd chieftain and patriot forbid re 10 truat my
self 10 giving vent to the feelings which this
sad intelligence has evoked. Without doing
injustice TO the living, It may safely be asserted
that our loes Is irreparable. Among the shin
ing hosts Of the great and good who now cluster
around the banner Of our country, there exists
no purer spirit, no more heroic soul, than that
Of the illustrious man whose death join you in
lamentinR.
In his death he has illustrated the character
for which through life he Was conspicuous
Of sipgleness Of purpose and devotion to duty
With his whole energies. Bent on obtaining
the victory which he deemed essential 70 bis
country's cause, he rode on to the accomplish.
ment Of his object, forgeful Of self, while bis
very life. blood was fass ebbing away. His last
breath chetred his comrades on TO victory. The
last sound he heard was their shout Of victory.
His last thought was his-country, and long and
deeply will his country mourn hls loss.
JEFFERsoN DAVIS
The message was laid on the table and Or
dered to ba printed. asif. .eL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

AHos KENDALLb LETTERS Amos Kendall ]
writing seFies Of lestersfor the National lnt,IIt
esnesy. The first letters, which we're very con
ssrv4tive In tone, were caught up with avidity
and published in the Ohio Ststesman, Cincinnat
EnQuiyeT, and Medary's Crisis. These paperE
have, hswever, caught Tartar Kendall's re-
cent letters are very severe on the rebels, cd.
goeaying the con6soation OF their property and
the liberstlon Of tho slaves and these papers
have suddenly "dried up " on him. ANYTHING
thai Il reslly pstriotic d0esn't suit them.-
F6iasspiQs 1slegrsph. ,s .+q
We have noueed an article similar to the
above: perhaps shs very same, in the sandusk.
RegisIfs. and other Republican papers. So fal
a. the 0Isitsman is concerned, the iusInuatior
convey Cd 10 she article is utterly false. We
have pnbIished all the letters Of AMos KEN.
nAtEr-.four In number -ihathsye come 70 hand
II The Radical AbOlision editors who make the
charge against Us Of Withholding AHOs KEE'
DkEEis late letters, know that be has written
lstseFs advocating the cOnAscstion Of rebel prop
Srsy and ihs liberation Of the slaves, why
doa't they puhlish the documents Such let
ssrs would just suit the mass Of the readers ci
che papers in question. and their publication
would bs q better proof Of their actual exist.
sace fhan & msre assertion. Give us, gentle.
men, Anos KsrDALL's late radical emanci'
patton testers, Or stand branded as falsiass and
slehdeEsrb of your neiehbors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
Ha,,ecE,s opinion Of Mcclellan.

A Cairo correspondent says: ln oonversa-
tlon With gentleman from Sc. Louis last
night, lesrned some things that, must con-
tess, we're new to me, and as think the idea
will be new to the public generally, and as 10
presenting 1t shall not transcend the rules
laid down for the government Of the press,
will endeavor TO joI IL down. The gentleman
I referred TO | know to be warm personal
friend Of Gen. Halleek, and shares much OF that
sterling officers favor and confidence Hence,
a weight will be attached to whatever be Gays
such as does not accrue to the sayings Of or
dnary men. The conversation turning upon
she oper atons Of the army here and elsewhere,
| asked
"Whst is Gen. Halle opinion Of General
Mcclellan 2"
"S,r," said my friend, "I have heard Gen.
ersl Hslleck say, 10 substance, repeatedly, that
be considered the military skill, science, and
penetration Of General Mcclellan as second to
that Of no man living that whatever hau been
done In the West aud elsewhere was but the
carrying out of McClellan's great plan OF the
var that the general idea OF each and every
one of these movements was the fruit OF hs
foresight aud knowledge Of var and ils appli-
ancss; aud that Mcclellan had rough-he6n
the whole work, and only left the finishing
touoh.s to the department and division COM
maBdere" Flf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
LegisInlive summary.

SATURDAY, April IS, 1862.
SENATE. .-Petitlons we're presented aud refer
red-FOr Law to prohibit the immigration and
settlement Of negroes In this State. These peti.
tions we're signed bya thousand citizens Of
Jackson and Ashland counties, Of ell political
parties.
sundry bills were read the second time and
committed; and the following bill was introduc.
cd and read the first time:
Relative to the Vermillion Institute.
The Senate at noon adjourned until Monday
afternoon.
HousE.-Several bills were eDgrossed, and
ordered to DO read the third time next Tuesday.
House bill, To reduce the fees Of Clerks Of
Courte, was under discussion most Of the fore.
noon. No final action Was had, however.
Senate messages were read aud disposed Of.
The House then at noon adjourned until Mon
day afternoon,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
Mss.aEe rrom JsIf. David.

In the rebel CouRress on the Sin. the follow
,so.,,.d.
w ~.'es
10 me SENATE ahd HOuse Of representatives 0
the ConieaeIate StGhs ef AmeTieG; Inc gtea
lrpOitAnce OF the news just received from Ten
nessee induces me 70 Depart from the estGb
Ilshed usages, and TO make TO you this commu
Dlcation In advance OF Cmioial reports From
Otacial teleersphic dispatches, received from
official sources, l am able TO announce TO you
With enure confidence, that it has pleased Al
mighty Gvd to crown the Confederate arms
with glorious and decisive victory over ouI
invaders.
On the morning OF the 6tbS the conVerginR
columns OF our army we're combined BY its
Commander in-Chief, Gen. A. Sidney john
ston, 10 an assault on the Federal army, then
encampeo near EHtsDuTg' On tne tennessee
river. 4a.t.
After hard-fought battle OF ten hours, the
enemy vas driven In disorder from his position,
and pursued to the Tennessee river, Nhere, un'
der the cover of the gunboats' ne was at the
last accounts, eDdeavoring 20 effect bic retreat
by aid Of his transports The details Of this
great battle are Jet too few and incomplete to
enable me to distinguish with merised praise all
of those VINO may have c1nepicuouely earned
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

We trust Il will not be alleged, as IL has been
10 other cities, with respect to the result Of the
city election on Tuesday, that the defeated
ticket was injuriously affected by the relative
proportions OF Democrats and Republicans who
have gone to the wars. Because II 1t should be
so alleged, we might, were it worth the while,
demonstrate that TWO Democrats TO one Repub.
that scarcely any Abolltionists have gone. Be.
side, doubtless many of the Republican soldiers,
had they been here, would have turned their
backs upon the abolition ticket Chicago Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

docpmen,s hspring directly npon emapolps'|onl
a. ono If not fke great power. % pul daw1 70
bellion and save Dur country.
That We may mako public the extent o. fnf
work, we request those who may, from any
cause, forward their petitions direct 30 ~
President or Congress, 70 send us q report O
their effort giving copy Of the petition. sno so
forwarded, with any other information Of In
tsress. We would urge, hoWever that al pc
tiRons be sent to our Secretary
]. W ALDEN, Pree't,
240 Broadway, New York.
sAM l.. HARnls, seo'y,
So Warren street, New York.
New YoRK, November, 1861.
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THEvn- The wonderful actress, Miaa Adah
tsaacs Menksp, will oOmmdpce limited en-
gagsment on Monday evening 10 one Of her
popular pieces. Her third epgseement within
the space Of three months at Woods Theatre
Cincinnati, has just terminated and said to be
the most sucoessful Of the three. We copy the
following from the daily Times
WooD'a THEAraE. An additional Interest
has been given TO the entertainments OF this
popular place Of amusement dLring the present
week, by the performances Of the eccentric, ver-
satile, vet Riiled and charming actress, Adah
Isaacs Menken. Her nan b on the BILLS has
brought together, each evening, through Storm
aud rain, large and more fashionable audiences
than we have seen within the walls OF the thea
ter for some time.
On Monday, Miss Menken appeared In the
exciting military drama Of the "French Spy, Z"
to q large house, and this, too, notwithstanding 6
the very disagreeable state OF the weather.
As pantomimist, she possesses the advantage
of superb figure her action is decidedly
good, and she presents you with most pleas.
Ing picture Of the mute SPY. She gives to the
lie; In look and gesture, all the spirit and sub.
10 cunning one would naturally look for in the
original.
Her personal charms alone, will always In.
sure this artistic hose of admirers 10 this char
acter. "SataD In Paris" was performed on
Tuesday, the "Whistler,n Scotch drama, on
Wednesday, and the "soldier's Daughter" on
Thursday svenings, and on each occasion the
house was crowded. Miss Menken has invari.
ably received unmistakable evidences of appre-
ciation, and we most certainly look upon this,
her second engagement at Woods Theatre this
season. as o great success. She returned 70 the
old field Of her former triumphs with i'm
proved talents and with every appearance Of In
creased attractiveness.
IL is expected our citizens will turn out en-
masse, and give hearty welcome to this tai
ented ac'ress. ---'---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

PARsoN BRowNLoW's Book The narrative of
che psrils, adventures and sufFerings Of the
Rev. VIC BrownlOw among the secessioDists
Of Tennessee is announced as shortly to appear.
II will be published In one volume l2mo. Of
about four hundred pages, at &l.25.
The work will Oe cold on subscription. Sub.
scribsrs can leave their names with Thompson
at bic Periodical Store at the Post Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
Something New-HudsOn'S UnFl.
vailed 1OOth Paste' sfr.fs
slNARE CnAMBER.
CoLunBus, O., April 8, 1856!

OS1S.@NSI
MIR. C. Hudson is neighbor Of mine, and
am we'll acquainted With him He is an up-
right and reliable man ! have tried Bile Tooth
Paste, very greatly to my satisfaction, and
know that Il Is highly spoken o. by eH pho haOe
used Il. JAMES MONROE.
From an actual trial of,sBd from the recon-
mendations Of well.known and reliable par
ties who have tried Hudson's unrivalled Tooth
Paste thoroughly, wefeel strong In saying that
It is undoubtedly the best dentriace now in use
within our knowledge. Mr.. Hudson comes TO
as we'll recommended personally, and proposes
20 canvass the city o call assentin % his new
and valuable article hr
Try IT, one aud all. and We predict that you
will be pleheedeatsE gelsi a. lssaal 81 a,rss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

TIE French Minister, it is said, has gone to
Richmond to offer the kindly Interpolation Of
France for restoration OF the peace, harmony
and ubiss OF the American Rsprblic. as we'll as
70 remOnstrate against the destruction Of cot
ton, tobacco, etc., ss against civilization, and
not dsfenalble even 10 war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Floral Rla1nta!J

- AO6 - = 6CBAI-UIDt
nN HAND AND FOH SALE, ON THE
" corner Of High and State streets, Monthly Roses
Of the most beautiful hue q ID delicious fragrance.
Cloth Of God Fellenberg, La Practoe, Giant De Bat
TALES 9em Jacquemiaot Lord Ragan, Sou iner dun
Ami, MaEjolin, Queen of Lombardy. etc., Climbing
Roses, Baltimore belle and Queen Of Pra 10 and other
Poral glants too tedlous to msntion Orange bearing
plants, etc.. from the Pleasant Ridge Gardens, miles
from Cincinnati, ~
PER J As. TERwILLEGER,
And will have constantly flesh supplies per Express
Gs the Tade may demand. .T
apr20 diff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
Re.rencnmentl

We understand that several Republican Ed'
sicn msmb,rs of the Legislature, not content
with fur dollars dsa are at this time juror
IN the Unlted States Court at Cincinnati, 70
ceivirg per dian and mileage there, from Unol'
sam, in addition 10 their pay as Represents
tiVes,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
u- We bad ak warm. summo, Iike da,s /.

10 We had six warm, summer like days lsst
week. Yesterday was little cooler, go that q
little artificial heat 10 sitting room was moi
disagreeable. The grass plsts and felds are
groEing green the lsavss on the trees are be.
ginning TO unfold, and the peach trees are In
full bloom. Spring, truly Spring is here, even
10 advance of the merry month of May.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

LECTURE lecture will be delivered at
Niughton's Hall, on Sunday evening, April
cob, by Jas. Bsrisfotd, @. M, 4 convert. late
minister of the N E, Church. D1ors open at
Il pact 7 o'clock; commence at O'Clock.
Admission rs centa. suFplus to be applied for
most charitable purpose. ~ -a-Il.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
PAnsOs BaOwmow, during four days ab

PARsoN BROwmow, during four days sb
senee from Cincinnati, In which he Iectured at
Chicago, Indianapolis and Lafayette, cleared
says the New York Tribune, fourteen hundred
dollars. The net proceeds be received on the
occasion of his reception atPIke's Opera House
Cincinnati, were eleven hundred and twenty
6se dollars. His receipts at the reception
given him in this city, we're between three and
four hundred dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
Local M alters.

REMovAL.-I have removed my Office to
Neil's Building, over P. BAin & Sons store
where I can always bO found, except when alb.
sent on professional business.
April I5-O2F W. II. DRURY, N D..
(Fdct copy Il, and send bllIto this ofice.)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

CART, W. H. POLE. nephew Of e1.Presiden.
POLK, was among the. wounded that arrived at
Ciiro on the 18Th lnst. Ho participated in the
battle at Plttsburg, and was severely wounded.
The Surgeons decided to amrutate the leg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

" II We thought there was danger that any
Of our citizens would forget that to-day Il
Easter Sunday, we would print an article to re.
mind them of It,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

u Col. Campbell's regiment lef. yesterday
morning for the sOuthsssti Col. Mood, e
leaves at about ten O'Clock this morning for the
same destination.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

" The United States Circuit Court is in
session in cincInuati-Judge sWayne of !his
city presiding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

p The funeral Of Lewis A. White will take
place at bis fathers residence. on Front street,
this Sunday afternoon, at three O'Clock
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

BUsHRoD JoHNsos, from the wounds received
at Pittsburg, died on Sunday night the 18th
inst, in his tent ct Corinth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

FroilA enc sect % war IN
The Cairo correspondent Of the cinclnnAs'
Commsrsial telcgraphed TO that paper on Friday
nIeh,, that the colors had been taken from IN.
Seventy. first Ohio Regiment. and that IL nAc
bssn sent 10 Fort Donelson in dlsgraoe, I'M
same correspondent says the sevensS.sev'
euth Ohio has been dIsbsrded and mustered ou'
Of the service"
The excitement against certain otncets Is ",
tense; and charges have Deen pss,eI nh,a, S
viii s.ddle the responsibility OF the slaugbte'
where Il rightly belongs.
The roads west Of Pttsburg are exec.able,
but are rapidly drying under the influence Of
A rattle is Imminent, and can not long be de-
lsyed, ,k,h 70,
,erday) reached Savannah, and 10 deemed relia'
BILE. The person referred TO says that the rem
| eIs consider the affair of Sunday aud Monday
AZ of upeoualled hrilllancy, and 1t Is producing
wonderful effect upon tho people. The move
ment furnishes Incontestlb'e evidence that the
Yankees are not invulnerable.
The Southern heart 10 fired, and reinforce
ments are pouring upon Beuregafa o. an unex.
ampled rate. He has cne hundred thousand
men at his command, and 10 terrifying CorlntnI
buidlng inlrenchments, rifle pits, and construct
log abaitis of trees, etc.
The rebels entertained no dout OF success the
next time, If an encounter be provoked
We lost thirteen pieces OF artillery In the late
battle, and captured fifteen. c
A deserter from Besuregard's army came in
to Savannah on Wednesday, and says that Gen
| Price reached CoriLth on Saturday, 9th instAnti
with what he calls 10000 men, and that the
l'rebcls were very much rejoiced In conseap pence'
| he reports the rebels badly whipped on Monday
oight, and says they were nearly demOrAlizsd'
Bashrod Johnson died, from the wounds re.
ctiVed at Pittsburg, on Sunday night, In his tent
at Corinth. Our informant says that the peo
pie In Sscessla looked upon him as no better
than the Yankees, and rejoice at his death
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
The Dem ocra,ic victory in Chicago
Democratic gain

The Democratic gain in Chicago Is nearly
three thousand votes In one year. The hAnu
writing 10 non plainly eyident on the wall,
predicting the restoration Of the Democracy to
power Just as fast nc the people can effect u
through the bAlloI-box.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
PETITION TO THE PRESIDENT.
To the PYesident Ofthe United S.ates Of America

The Undersigned, ciIizens Of --:-,
respectfully petition that, In the exercise oi
your powers as Chief Magistrate, and as 'Com.
mander.in Chief Of the army Of the United
5tates, when called Into the actual service OF
the United statea''---you will call on all The In
hObitsnts Of tse Unitsd StGiss, Of ell conditions,
bono and free, 70 aid In supporting the Govern
ment, assured Of its profession, under the flag
Of national Union and freedom. tFH HE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20

1cfl ACREg OF LAND, X MILES
LOU North Of New Albany, FRANKLIN county, Ohio,
yhe landig Of good quality ali nndef fence, and about
lUO Acrus Under cultivation. AkA&tkA AI VlAsl ".
Oily property or small farm near ihe city, peleHsd
WIN. .JAMIs0N,
,'s'Oppcsts dc uobdalo House,
sprile,8 = kftq colnnbus, ohio!ds
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
JUNE TAXES.

TRKAsusERs 0TTIoE,
OoLUNBul, APRIL IS 1862.
THE TAX.DUPLIOATES AGE REAs
l dy for the collection OF the June taxes.
The time for payme.t, without penalty Is up to goth
Jun, 1859. JOHN @. TH0MPe0N.
aprq0- ltd2ww. Treasurer franklin County.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
Notice to Contractors. s

cEAEED PROPOSALS. wILL BE RE.
y oDlvED by the undersigned at the office Of the
Board OF Puhlic Works, /, the city ofrCoumbuS, on
oclorkP NJ. for furnishing and breaking Limsione on
the liue Of the National hoad between the l2st and
l32d miles % pumbrred west from Wheeling iorrmils
i2q 20 rods mile 1873 20 rds; mile l2i, 20 fodt mile
lS0 100 rods: mile 1871. 100 rods.
aidde nuustae the price per rod Of 100 cubic feet.
The store TO be delivered at such places the differ.
ent miles, as he Resident Engneer may Designate and
to be broken toas not exceeding four ounces IL
wei, ht
Bids for furnishing and breaking must he separate.
@ - JOHN 4. BLAIR,
April 70, 1859. ReAident Engineer.
aplo-d2s f--r --I rfi-.T r-T