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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
Another Democratic triumph

There was spirited party contest at the mu-
nicipal election in uniOntoWD, Pa, on Monday
of last week, resulting in the choice Of the en-
tire Democratic ticket, for the first time in
many years. The Democratic candidates were
pledged "tO oppose AbOliiOnism IN evsry shape
and JOrm, and t0 sustain and support ths URtOH
aS q tOas, and the Constitution os It is"
The Genius Of Liberty says;
The vote was large, and the contest warm
one, and the noble Democrats of Uniontown
send greeting to their brethren throughout the
county, and elsewhere, as words Of comfort and
cGs1lation, that this old stronghold OF Repub.
lieanism has, after fair trial Of strength,
yielded to Democracy.
For many yesrs past, the parties opposed to
the Democracy have had tie control Of this
borough. The people here followed the Wings,
Know NothiDgs and Republicans from year 70
year, but they cannot, will not stand Adolf
tioniem,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

Msa,,s. Battlea. Ebsvlv ana etauflbg we're
anpointed 4 committee on tho matters Involved
In a sult betwsen Thomas Asbary cad the
CITY. M = -
The committee appointed to confer with the
CITY Civil Engineer in regard to devlsiDg some
more expeditions and satisfactory manner Of
carving out the intentions of the Genersl
Assembly il regard to the improvement Of
streets, alleys and sidewalks, reported the fol.
lowing resolution:
Resolutd, That a standing committee Of three
members OF this Counoili selected 10 such man
ner ~ 70 represen' 10 nea. aS US s,rIsS aTSs tn
Standing Committee on Highways" and that
said committee have charge of street improve.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13


her daughter to run, that the Yankees were
coming, With long tails and enrs like q Iackaas::
Where We will 20 aud whaN next 10 carved
out for us, is but conjecture; some think that
wo will advance, othersthat our next move Will
be Tennesseeward. At all events, We will not
remain here long, as the roads are now 10 pass
able condition.
Yesterday foragIng train, numbering twen'
ty.fiye wagons, mostly four-mule teams, were
captured BY party of guerrilla cavalry, styling
themselves the Bath Greys, seven miles below
this point. They fred into tho train, killing
one OF the drivers and wounding one other. Re
Inducements were sent out, bus arrived TOO late
to save the train. The wagons were burnt and
teams taken of. This little affair will teach
somebody lesson, and learn them hereafter
when f,raeiug in an enemy's country to send
guard ioith the trains. To this train Of twenty
i've wagons, but ten men were detailed as
guards The train belonged to tho Seventy
third Ohio, new regiment.
Deserters from Johnson's and Jackson Q
forces are ,oming In hourly. Not lees tnan
two hundred have come In, and they report the
mountains full of them. They generally take
thp oath and are released. No end to the con-
trabands; our camp 10 full OF them, and what
to 90 with them is the question among our Old
cere. A large portion of them have been de-
serted by their masters. and they come 10 when
they please. They appear highly pleased at the
sight OF us, notwithstanding they have been
taught to believe US perfect monsters. Much
dissatisfaction is felt by our men at their pres
ence among US, many declaring that II looks
too much like dbOhtionisn, aud that they lid
not come here to free aud feed negroes. Ae
general feature, they are an indoient, lazy ciase'
the better portion having been removed from
our vicinity.
There Is rumor to day that jackson has
been defeated at or near Staunton, and hls
forces completely routed. Respectfully.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
rhe new. Of ,he Day.

Oar telegraph columns are this (TueSday)
ecraiug fall Of glorious news. Saturday and
Sunday we're bright days In the annals Of our
history.
oo Saturday morning, General Wool landed
ave thousand troops at WillOughby's Point, and
proceeded toward Norfolk. Ia the afternoon,
shen near ,has city, he was met BY delegation
Of the cltiEsDs, and the place was formally sur.
rendered. Norfolk and Portsmouth and the
Gosport Navy Yard are now In our possession
General VIrIr being 10 command as Military
Governor OF Norfolk. The rebel General, Hu.
eEa, withdrew his forces from the city without
FisklDg battle.
Sunday morning ESs distinguished by an
event, perhaps still more memorable. The
rebels blew up that dreaded iron monster, the
Msrrimso, to prevent its falling into our hands
MoCLELLAH's army 10 close upon the heels Of
she flying rebels, and approaching Richmond
Nth rapid strides. There was an engagement
on Friday OF slater's Mill, three miles from
NsW Kent c. H with the enemy's rear, in
which Il Is reported fourteen rebel cavalry were
killed, and number made prisoners.
General sfoEEMAE' headquarters we're posted
On Saturday evening near New Kent, and With
in swenty.seven miles Of Richmond. The sd-
vance was Eve miles further on, or within tWen.
tytwo milss Of the late capital Of the rebel
confsdsfscy. The rebel army was 10 sight, but
Rradually falling back, while the main body of
the victorious grand upIon army under General
MecERLLAH vas steadily advancing.
Not the least gratifying item Of intelligence
from the same quarter d that Commodore RcOEEs
with the gunbOsts, the Gslena, AristoOk and
Port Royal, had been heard from, and was as
csLdlng the James river toward Richmond.
Ga Saturday morning, when General Wool
moved on Norfolk. Hght took place on the
Mississippi above FOrt Pillow between the rebel
ennboAss and our ao,illa, under Commodore
Dzsls, nov commanding In place Of Commodore
FoOrs, who Is temporarily absent on account Of
= the wound received In his ankle at Fort Donel-
con. The fght was q severe one. one rebel
gunboAt had an explosion Of its boiler, and an.
other was burned to The waters edge. The
crack rebel gunboat Mallory, which engaged
the clnnnnaA In fierce contest, was obliged
90 withdraw, and was seen to careen and sink.
The report is that Fort Pillow has been evacu
assd II no. siready, Il sOOn will be, IN our
hands.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

DEATHS OF OHIO SOLDIERS At CAMP DENNisoS,
The following is liss of the soldiers 10 Ohio
RegimentS, who died at Camp DennisOn during
the week ending the 10Th inst. Friends OF the
deceased, who desire information of their place
of burial, or the removal of the bodies, should
address p H. ALLEN, undertaken, Milftrd
Ohio;
Clinton Dilley. J. N. Kelly, and Benedick
Merser, of the 77tb; Edward Petit, Pierre Du-
val, Ssh; Henry u. Munch, 20lb; Michael
II H,ekenburg, Co A, 18th Regulars; Jesse 9 lent,
54th; John Stump, 4sth; Peter Smith, Ash;
and Thomas R. Jones, 54th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
Messrs. Bailey & De Camps Cele
brated Spring Bed Bottom,
Proposals for Furnishing Fresh
} Beef 10 Troops in the Field. /.
0SFIoE cHlEy @. MOUNTAIN DEPAnTxENT, I
WHEELING, Va. May s, 1863

WhhkbANut VAsI may y, ioOS J
CEALED PROPOSALS. (narted proposals to be
= opened May IT,, will 10 received his oilse I'm.
II O'Clock P the 18th inst, for furnishing all
the hsd, composing the isade Of Brig ]. d.
VI H. for two months, commeneing on the lst day Of
June next. The Beef to be OF good, wholesome quAi
~, and TO b9 delivered tn equal portions Of fore aud
hind quarters (pecks and shAnks excluded), In such
qusotiues be required BY the oommissary Of the
Brigade. The probable guam ity to be delivered each
week will be $4,000 pounds The conr otor will be re-
Brigade with adequate supply Of cattle constantly
hand ready to all orders from the oommissay OF the
Brigade. Payments Will be made mo o,thly for the
amount OF Fresh Beef delivered, the pIese taon Of
the Brigade oommissarys receipt therefor. The 40
cepted bid will form the baslB Of written contract Of
the usual form and conditions. Bond in the sum Of
ten thousand dollars with wo suress whose individual
responsibility for the above shal be certified 10 by
the CLERK Of the Court where they reside. will be re-
quiIed Proposals must be accompanied BY tue oath Of
segisoce Of the party making the bid Proposals from
firm must specify the and residences Of the In
dviduals composing t. Each proposal must be acoom
panied BY o written GUARANTEE, signed BY the party
making he bid and the proposed suTstes. The cerin
Gates Of responsible iy, above referred TO- must accom
paDy the guarantee.
i-a FORM OF GUARANTEE, Eo
We ------. Of ---, ----, Of ------ and -
- OF -, do hereby guarantee that, should the
proposal Of --- 10 accepted that he Tor hey)
will forthwith sign the contract and ale The required
nd or We will pay TO the unieo states the loss
tanned by the difference between his (or thei) bid and
the next higher.
Captain and q. g., q. 3. Army,
Chief O. g., Mountain Department
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decl9-d&w6m
Ayyl MANHOOD.
PILES CURED BY BRAN DRETHIS
PILLS.

Dr.. B. Brandreth, Dear SIR was suffering for
many years from hereditary hemorhoidal Affections Of
which had the rst attaok in le46 since that time
was regularly visited with such complaints every spring
felt In the morning most severe pain In the hack as
II the lower Joints Of the spine were broken bruised,
and aslhmatie pressure on the chest. Owing to my
occupation which keeps me all day busy out Of doom,
and entirely disrusung any sOcaled regular treat
ment," that would have confined me to my house,
thought OF following plan OF my own. " lch might
cure me without the inconvenience to my busness at
tending the treatment Of "regular p pschoner." 30
put Allcocks Plaster right the groin renewing
1t every fortnight every Saturday night took dose Of
Brandre,h's Pills three four, % thought necessary
to dose, which operated after getting up. three
to ave times In the forenooni Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday nights took one Life Addition pill, which
produced one large evacuation. pursued this oourss
for six weeks and could attend to my business without
interruption: worked, ate and drank % i was wont,
slept most sOundly and awaked svory day With less ps
and know nothing Of the complaint at all, that
Ifeel obliged to make you this statement for proper
hoping that this simple proceeding may baneat many as
II has done me. ..' ...' 's..I er1r
I am, dear Sir, yours, most respectfully, 'y,slA
Fl. ,I-s a. Lunhs,
LA0R0NIoA onice, 65 franklin Street, New York.
Allinquires Immediately answered by addressing DR.,
BRANDRErH, New York. fa--a-7sssI
Bold BY JoHn R. Cook, Druggist, ooiumbui, and BY
all respectable dealers In medicines.
apl30-dAwlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

HoN SAMUEL r. vIEqOn died in Washington
cly, on Sunday afternoon, after brief illness,
Of srysipelas. Mr.. vInrOn resided at GallipO
~, u thls State. He was formerly pFOmi-
nsni Whlg politieian, distinguished lawyer,
.sE ana ss several tsFms q representative In Con-
grsss. Ne vas as one time Chairman Of the
eonnitssef Ways aud Means 10 The House Of
cdnWsas, and was run BY the Whigs as fheir
candidate for Governor Of Ohio. At the tims
ofbia doAsh, be was one Of the three Commits
s rlpnsis appointed under the DiStric. Of Colum'
be Emanclpallon acl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
i1nE EAriosAL PLAlFoRm.
Z purpo sss o. .he war.

., Corearss, ara VOTE EEsRLy UNANIMOUS PASSED TIN
soff VINO Rn,oLUTIon, WHICH KxFRhssns THE Vol o.
Trln NaTlnE, AND Ia1uB % arAhDARp o. LOYALTY !
Tha, he dsplorable civl ear has been forced
anon he ooppfy By the dlsunlonsts Of the southern
8insos og IN arms sganst the Consii utonal Govern
msnf ana Ia arms around the Capital; that In this Ma
tioDai emsIesny, Congress banishiDg all feeling o
mere panron and resentment. sl recollect only III
daty 70 the whole oounry 0t tAs soar 10 not poesd
On tnsfr 0aFf n 0Bt epfDf0 eDpresston. or for am
nslro e. al conQHest or ssbjH0afio or pvrD0se o.
~ r0sSlno or satsrfsrtsy seifh ths rtohts stdb
tfsA1d taifns toas n Goss Stdfse bat 60 defend dad
1Sinf1fas q ~ aen1cr or tie Cog1at tuition dad q
Drsspsd ds usfoR, sotn ~ the dignity equdittg and
rioats Of ehs ssusras 6dfs aatnpat 90; and haf g.
econ a. tlses osets are aeconptfshsd Ae '0ar oHeA
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Letter from General Mliros" Brig.
n00.
MCDovr1L, April 81, 1852,


MoDoWELL, April 81, 1862.
EDiToR STATESMAN: -a.
Since last writing you, the forces composing
Milroy's brigade have not been Idle, and We
now fud ouraelves eucamped on the waters of
the James river, at the above named village.
Mcdowell is situated on the James river; so
small. however, is the stream here, that it
merits no other name than that Of creek; and
within the foothills Of the Shenandoah noun
tains. It is noted for nothing, other than being
intensely seoesb, and the home Of the widow Of
the late Col. Hull, who departed this life some
few weeks since In the Confederate service.
The valley In which We are encamped Is small
In extent, but BY far the most fertile and
wealthy 10 Western visgInis. Ten miles be-
yond us is the late encampment Of Johrson's
command, but the whereabouts Of the aforesaid
and bis troops Is yet unknown, the presumption
being that he is now with Jackson. Oar oaval-
~ followed him closely to within seven miles
OF staunton, but were In too small force, only
one hundred, TO fake 0s city, and returned yes
tsrday. On leaving the Shenandoah, the ene-
my burnt immense quantities Of provisions,
tents and camp squipage, not even taking time
TO calEin their picket guards, who were found
on the mOning after the retreat, and sent on
in hurry.
7 1t is umusing to hear the natives talk out
here, especially the more Ignorant, OF them.
They firmly believe all the abaurd stories circu-
lated Of ns; Of our long ears and terrible horns.
AZ one house on the road, 40 old lady, seeing
our advance-guard approaching, screamed 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE.

John George Rennsr, pl'tR, Superior Court,
vg, I Franklin county,
John olaIk & J. B. Evelyn, deFts.) Ohio.
TOHN CLARK aud ]. II. EVELYN, non.
81 residents Of the State o Ohio whose actual place Of
residence Is unknown will take notice. that John George
Renner, OF Franklin county Ohio old, the 10th day
Of Nay, 1862, file his petition in the Superior ocurt Of
Franklin county Ohio against aid Clark and Evelyn,
defendants seIlug forth that said B. Evelyn, know.
ing then be forged, did, the 7h and llh day Of
December 1861 utter aid publish as true and genuine
two forged dteIs purpOrting to be warranty deed
from said RenLer to said John Clark for the conveyance
OF certain premiss In the petition described and owned
BY said Rebner the other purporting 10 be mortgage
deed said premises executed by sal John Clark TO
said j. B. Evelyn, to secure note In the petition de-
ribed that said two deeds are forged; that they wei
Rled by said Evelyn for record In the Recorders ONCE
Of franklin county Ohio aud recorded, the ole In
Deed Records, book 70 TO- the other in Mortgag Re.
cords book No H. page 60 and praying that said two
oged deeds may be ordered to be cancelled on record
an held for naught
Said John Ozark and ]. D. Evelyn are notified tha
they are required appear and answer said pet ion
or before the third Saturday after the h day OF June
next.
OTTO DRESEL,
Attorney for Plat tIT'
Columbus, ohio, May 10, lSe2.--d.tv6W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

New LAW FnM-By card in another column,
is will be seen that MeaSra J 6 Bull and R. F
Nelswender have opened law Office in John
sons building, lO7 South High street. under
the name of Bull & Neiswender.
Mr.. Neiswender, late Clerk In our Probate
Court, proposes to procure Soldiers claims iOr
pensions, bounty and srTcarages of pay. We
commend him and the neE Hrm as worthy Of
tho patronage OF The public
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

/. GEHrAAI ScHENcK has effected q IunctIon
with General MLRoY, at Mcdowell, Highland
county, Virginia. After the junction, a Skirmish
ersued, in which the rebels were repulssd from
an endeavor to Aauk our battery. Mcdowell
postofice, from which our correspondent 'TYPo'
writes, is twelve miles south of Monterey, and
on the road TO Staunton, 10 which place our
urces are probably advancing, or have already
reached
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

JOHN HUNTER, Merchant Tailor, 22O South
High street, has jus. received from the East a
fine and choice lot Of Goods for Summer wear.
He Is prepared to accommodate customers with
garmenta Of any material, cut and finish to their
liking, and at prices as reasonable as any sensi-
bic person would desire. Persons wanting good
and cheap garments, are advised to give Mr..
Hunter a call
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

CONFIscAriOS, as presented in the pending
bills before Congress, is either a civil measure
or q war measure. As civil remedy, IL 10 ad-
mitted to be unconstitutional; and as war
measure 1t violates the rules Of civilized war
fare, which e1empts private property on land
from conhscatcn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
meeting OF ihe Democratic state
Central COmmistee.

There win be meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committee, at the American
Hotel, 10 Columbus, on Wednesday, May l4ih
as o'clock, ?. N
Every member Of the Committee Is requested
70 ee present, % important business will come
before them ai this critical time In the affair
Of our country.
WAYNE GRIswoLD, Chairman.
CircleviIle, April 10, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

SRREHApE.-Wolfe's National Band Of the
s1ty.frst regiment, Col. sehleich, played some
delicious airs In font Of our cfi:e last night,
evinciDg their skill and taste as musicians, and
elicillng admiration from all who beard them.
We return them our hearty thanks for the COM
pliment ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

T Ayoung man named LlzTus, on SA.nr'
day, while fishing about two miles sOuth of the
city, had occasion to dig for bait on Pepper Isl
and In digging, hO fund cloth which en-
velopsd seveDty-fve dollars 10 silver. He wat
a ldoky fisherman indeed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
Grand Eucumpment I. o. o. f,

The session of the Encampment closed yea
terday. The next session will be held at
ZAnesvile on the fret Tuesday of Nay, 1863
TIE following officers for the ensuing year we're
elected:
M. W. @. Patrlarch--J. W, Carter, Of Gin
einpsti.
ME- G. High Pfiest--David E Field, Of
Cleveland
r. W. @. Wsrden--Isaac H. Brown, Of Mag
sillon
RW. G. Scrbe-W. M Hubbell, Of Gin
cinnau.
R. W. G. Treasurer-JAmes II. Stsuring, Of
Columbus.
Representative to the Grand Lodge Of United
States--Joha w. Carlton, of Cincinnati. d.
Charters were granted Tor campo to be located
at Cleveland (West Side) and Dtfance.-
Cleveland Leader, May 8.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

re ~ cohEcbsEr Foo1z d "a announca, will arrive
l@0D n cruinnalI 20 dsy, and wiz proessdby rallO
Cleveland ou visit 70 bic brother. Hon. JOHn
A.FptfsE oi tbat city. The Commodore Is said
tehe b feeble hsslth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

CoUscIL PROoEEDiNes AT the meeting of the
Ci.y Council last evening, the City Clerk and
City Treasurer presented the following
Statement Of Tie Recsipts and Espsadltsres Of Ms
Guy Of Columbus from ApTfl 10 My 8, 1861,
tnoiEstee: 4' -t - a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
Local M a t teTs.

MRS. A, III. SELLS
Invites the attention Of the ladies of Colum-
bus and vicinity to her Summer opening, Thurs-
daY, May Ia. 1862, 1872 South High Street
Columbus, MAY f3-d3t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

0RAHD JunortoH 10 the point where the New
Orleans, Jackson and Mississippi Railroad
crosses the Memphis and Charleston Road -
10 far as Railroads are concerned, It is said 70
be better point than Corinlh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

4. osH. DuHouF, according to the Nashville
Union Of the Oh inst, had arrived In that city
with about one hundred and eighty prisoners
taken In the 1ght at Lebanon on Monday, the
6,h. Ne did not succeed in capturing MORoAH
himself, bat got bis mare and servant, and
eame VERY near capturing him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
TO MARRIED MEN.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage
THE undersigned will siveinfOrmat,on on very ~
tsrsstn0 and important subject, which will be valn-
ed more than thousand times Its cost BY every married
couple Of any age condition in lifs The information
will be sent by mail TO any address On the receipt Of RS
Osnts (stIvsr) and one red stamp. M
All letters ahould be addressed to '~'+
II. 3. NORRIS, M. D.
ont2l- -lvataRdAN n Boston, Mac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13

WE are indebted to Hons. g.. s. Cox and VIZ
ArLxH for Congressional favors.
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sheria,g Sale.

: Abra% Sharp Superior Court Of FRANKLIN Co.,
8. NJ. @. Gibby e. ais Ohio.
VIkTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA.
ID Of the sid Court to directed. will offer for
sale at public auction In front Of the HOTEL In The vii
lace Of Groveport, in said county on A
Saturday, the l7th day Of May, A. D. 1862,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to wit: .sH tr.
One roam Pacing Horse, six years old; one brown
Mare six years old; one twohorse Carriage; Hub
bard's Combined Reaper and Mower; two year old
Bull yesrling heier Calf; OK Wagon tTo two
horse WSgo Dc; Suky; set silver mounted Har-
wv i7I @. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff
By W. 3. HOFFMAN, Deputy.
Printers fees Se.2j
may7-dtd i-s'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
Romovod from his old OfIlce.

DR.. A. D. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o. has devoted himself for series Of ysars
to the treatment Of certain private diseases He msybs
consulted at his Office on broadway, near the BxchsnsS
Bank u VI
JAnl9dd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
NApoLEou's HAIR TOILET

The only article ever offered to the French people that
would CURL STRAIGHT HAm the above Toilet being
ufactured for the sole benefit of Louis Napoleon
which article Is now indispensable to his toilet room.
The Subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all Others offered to
the public take pleasure In expressing their confidence
in the article, gaining It fren practical use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
Medical Notice.
DIS. BASHAW & HEARD

Have ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP IN TIE
IL Practice Of
z Medicine g. Surgery.
In this city. once on High street, opposite the Eagle
Drug store, In oouTtnghts building.
Strict attention will be paio to all CALLS day or night
Bpe i attention given 10 af.ctions Of the cheSt By
the uas Of inhaaon ~ The most rslible remedy for
may7-W " Wv 'A''"'"- rrt tgi7o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-13
To Officers and Soldiers,
T. w. TALLMADGE & co
ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS,

Western office eat....COlumbus; Ohio.
Branch Office Washington City.