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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

THr CoU1nE Of the radical Republicans i
such that the time is rapidly approaching
when it will be necessary for every man who il
q patriot, to determine whether he will be io
the Union OF against the Union, ~
The radicals are debating for "No Union
with Shareholders, +" and seek to make the spir-
1t Of their motto predominant in the policy Of
Congress and the Federal Administration. ln
this they are enemies to the Union and seek lts
overthrow, and the establishment Of a new Gov
ernment. 1t is time that Union men begun to
sever themselves from all political cOnnexion
With these plOltsrs against the restoration and
integrity of the Union. ~ -. as
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
Frank blair, Jr.

The ST. Louis Republican understands thai
FRANK BLAIR, Jr., is after a Major: eensTalshir
in the regular army. It protests agsirst his
appointment, and adds; "a more unacceptable
appointment could not be made; first, on ac-
count of bis want of military experiences and
oapacity-never having been in command even
Of a company; and next because he has Lost the
confidence Of the great mass Of thetpeople Of
the State from which he halls Such an ap-
would be most revolving to the great
body of the army. 1t is an act of gross iDius-
tice to those who have borne the btunt Of this
war--who have brought the half million Of men
nov in service to their present state of ds;i-
pline--and who are entitled to promotion, if this
office be necessary at all" fs1o e2 on ie.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

DEATH OF Mas WHLnD.--Mrs. Caroline C,
Willard, wife of the late Governor Willard,
died of consumption at Haddam, Connecticut,
on Tuesday last, the llth inst, in the 35th year
of her age. Mrs. Willard was a most estima-
BILE woman in all the relations Of life. She was
devoted wife and mother, a sincere christian,
without guile, and On excellent member Of so-
ciety, ever ready by good works 20 promote the
happiness and we'll being Of those around her
The death Of Mrs. Willard will sadden the
hearts of her numerous friends Throughout Indf-
ana and excite their deepest sympathy for her
afflicted family. The remains Of the deceased
arrived on yesterday, on their way to New AT
bany, and this morning they will leave for their
destination, where they are to be lain beside
those of her husband and child. United 10 life
they will not be divided In death. A brother
and sister, and the two children Of Mrs. Will
lard accompany her remaine TO their final rest
ing place Indianapolis Sentinel s',g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
RemarEs OF NIr. Croes beck.
AT the meeting in the Hail Of Reprslsnt
ives on MONDAY afternoon, Mr. GhoEanrcE

4 Al the meeting in the Han Of Representa-
tves on MONDAY afternoon. MI. GhoEsnrcI
said! 20. rgsa ns 6asesgs Ltds. E1Sssf
i MY FELLov CiTizEEs: Il confess to you free
i ", that don'tfeel at all like making speech
/ don't think titan hour for epeech-makibg. II
| seemsto me that logic should be silent, and the
i heart alone speak at such q time as this. 1t Is
an hour for cOngratulatioD, an hour for the
noise Dfsoannon, an hour for the sh6atings OF
the people, It was said by one Of the speakers
thar oufIsk had been overcast by dark and Dor.
tentous clouds; and It was 90. Bat i rejoice to
believe this afternoon that the dawn of victory
has broken, tobe hailed all over this land with
thankful shoutihes by fhoss who loyeitl
IsdWhile the gentlemen have been speaking,
have inquired of myself, What is Che present
condition of our good cause2 Where is Della
Ware2l In the Union.y Where issMaryhnd7 7
| In the hands OF the Union. Whersis Rifefnia2
HALF Of it' in thehsnds Of the Union, and the
other half soon To- be- Where iB Missouri Z
Her last army fleeing still further South, ae-
cording to the telegraphic news Of fiyestefday.
Where il Kentucky1 Aslclear ofaa rebel force
(excepting Colnmbns) as the sheet of pager
thatlies nnder,my eye. WheTe;is Tennessee
tell you, my friends, that i expect before
another week TO hear of a Union meeting in the
city oil NoeDrlle. w mere 10 NOr6n Carollna1
Ali the Western portion Of the State holding
out their hands 10 nsai So Of iNoI thern SAlAbat
ma; andeo Of other points c0nld snAme. In
deed ! have been told dIsinos Lcame into this
hall that the flag of the Union floats lin every
State of this C0niederacy but three. IL shall
float In all.i1 gsll n ~ si9al Ss9uE a. 20!
My friends, Col McCook told us be would |
like 90 sing the Star 6pangled Banner and Hail
Columbia on this occasion. You shall hear
these sslrains before along, sSouth as awell as
North; IL think Arthem coming noWlfFOm the
Ear Southern lands sIifeeL that lconfdence in
the cause In which we are engaged that Iicould
pledge you that the Old-fashioned Yankee Boo
die shall be played ereulong, in the streets Of
Charleston. How meRply this rebellion began
In the harbor Of Charleston; how Fort Sum
ter was belepgured for months, and Ghowuthe
rebels gathered Gfound il and compelled. the
noble Aadera0n to EurrehdeF. q But, as Gen.
Delanoi has said, the case sbeing reEeFsed; we
nave driven them before ms, we have driven
hem from the border, and we have now broken
heir main poWer.sI tell you the 3chalice ofl
Sumteriis now being presented to their lips.
But, my friends, | am not here. TO speak;
would rather shout than speak--Would rather
ak these things over, not in an orderly way,
lut noisily and laughingly.i (Shouts and laugh
er) sLcoulddoit it tOeiably, but not with the !
Ormality Of o speech. sssl oa 5ncl2aa mosi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
The 50. Louis DeInOcrat.

The Akron Beacon states, that A. H. LEWIS
formerly editor of that paper, and a member Of
the Ohio Legislature, is now the principal edi'
tor sf the st. Louis Democrat. Mr.. LEWIS wal
the Columbus correspondent Of one of the
Cleveland papers, during a part of the tim,
thst our iast Legislature vas 10 session, and
:. used TO get up some good letters. wien disposed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
INA EIbsraIion "a atnie "s~sr'
ana sbo Retuyn - law Hpo o'esf

W. nublsh in fliljn another column an "
Do,,snt order emanating from the Pfealdens any !.
oouuterssgned BY the Secretary ci War: - {"
( tbs President sets forth his reAsohs Tor retor'ns
= strour measures in the earlier stages Of .Ps
80. These have been already discussed pc
fore the country, and Il does not seem necessa. s
rs ID eanvsss them now, especially wnen "
h,va tbe Presidents Official assurance tina. ns
~ decided 70 return 10 the normal and cons'Isu'
aonaI coaree of administering the GoyerpinsD''
" le.st Gao far as regard for the public vs''
sare vim Allow" AS the Constitution ~
E.msd to aOromO.e the public Welfare Inc ~,
- and highest regard for that welfare "OOl0 -
~, 4 re- sbown By administering the Govern
mem. strictly accOrdipg to the Constitution
An political prisoners, or prisoners OF s'r's'
nov held ia custody, are TO be released on en-
g,r;ur b. ! written parole 70 render no aid 70
ne enemy. 70 'oallI peisoAs 50 released anp
kssei6e their parole. the Rrsaidens grants 40
amnesty for any past Otfersss Of treason OF Us. u.s.
loyulsy they may have committed. nsrears. s'Dsn :.
i, ..,.,.o,dinary arre.ts' win be made except
,.as, ,be direction Of the military au'hor'H'
alone >. -. -. -. =
This timely act Of clemency on the part Oh
the PeesIden, will displease blood thirsty ianas
Io.. but viii commend itself 70 the sober aeIse
and humanity Of the people Aslaree Ine fAr
ecu,ive Of great and pOSerful Republic cAp,
especially when ia armies are on triumPn.ss ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

TESNEssEE 4 DEEAULrER. Our London cor
respondent has made ailusIon 10 the happy ef.
feet produced on Change BY the announcement
that Ehe State Of Virginia bad RENTED funds
TO pay the interest on her bonds. Weare curl
GUS TO see how the news viii take that Tcnnes
see has not. Her agent, On the ist uls., an
rionnced that he had received 20 order V psi
iatersslTand the creditors may now whistle fol
their money.--N Y Com. Ad.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
Connec.leut Neminatlons.

The Democratic State Convention Of Con
necticut nominated JAMES G. LOOMS, for Gov
ernos; CHARLEs F. PoED, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor; and r. H. G. KEosBURY, for State
Treasurer. The latter gentleman is now serv-
Ing as o Colonel in one Of the regiments of the
BUinsrDE expedition.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

OPENING OF THE MIAMI CANAL.--By notice
in another column, It will be seen that the Mi
ami and Erie Canal will be open for navigation
from Cincinnati to 81. Marys on the lst Of
March, and open the entire length on the 18th
Of March The repairs on this line are nearly
completed, and IL is matter Of certainty that
the Miami and Erie Canal will De open from
this city 70 Cincinnati on the above date
Toledo Blade, l7h. r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

TIE Columbus Correspondent of the Cleve-
land Herald writes, under dateot February
l7th, ss follows: ss. e.saS 'tsst 0ls y
Mr.. Dresel introduced a resolution asking
that on Saturday next, February 22d, the Fare,
of Representatives. and that the Governor and
Heads of Departments be invited TO be present
at 10 O'Clock, "A. M This is good move, and
will meet cordial response from the hearts Of
all. rlliN ~ EL4lH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
TIM CoNTEDERArE srEAMER VAEDERBnT.--A
rnl- .hf...lo.. diana fch N the Philadnlnhin Ca

TIM CoETEDERArE SrEAMER VAEDERBnT.--A
Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia Co
esfte says: .ssa ~ ~
The rumored running Of the Mississippi
blockade BY the rebel steamer Vanderbilt, is
eonfrmed. She left the port Of Havana the
latter part Of December, and after a run Of
about one week landed her cargo, passengers
and mails In New Orleans. Her cargo, II Is
said, consisted Of powder, clothing and miscel-
Ianeous articles, witch were taken into Havana
by 4 sailing vessel, from Nasstu, and then tram
<lpped on the Vanderbilt. As the Vanderbilt
Nnoi leave New Orleans for Havana until
NDeoember, she had thus made the run
and back, with valuable cargo each
bout ono month,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
Tno Twonty.secOnd.

Arrangements have been made in Cincinnati
/. for appropriately celebrating the approaching
anniversary of the birthday Of him who was
sarst in war, fret ID peace, and first in the
hearts Of his cOuntrymeu." The following
preamble and resolution (smOng Others) Weie
adopted at the preliminary meeting
WHKREAs, The condition Of our country at
the presest period demands of all loyal citizens
a suitable demonstration, expressive of our at
tacbmeut 10 the men and their principles, who
contributed SO largely to the independence Of
the United States; and whereas, the name of
George Washington stands conspicuous above
that Of the illustrious men who laid wide and
deep the foundations Of the Republic; there
fore, es ss-sf -. r. ,,.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

Z
The BOard. of Cohnisscuers Tor Franklin
county held special sessions on Saturday, Mon
day. Tuesdsy and wsdnssdsy' February lSEb'
1nh, 18th and 18th.
Allomancsa nero anade ito one hundred and
thirty nine applicants for relief from the voluni
tser Relief Fund, amounting in the aggregate
Ito sbOut I've hundred dollars' sS'-s '4ss..n ;
TwelyediGmentT billsl were audited and al
lowed, amounting in the aggregate TO $ls4.s6
IgHiesiufI PROBATE COar,. SsgH
Itsns 81 DusibAess Transacted in the Probate
Court Of Franklin county, Judge Albery, during
the week ending "Wednesday, February IS,
liaEA q ~ VIC X GNf w
.1sn m n4smAGE sI@EwsAa
Eight mar marriage llcens 81 ysr' issued during
the week.
CITATION AND ATTACHMENT. I'll
! II lAreitsliopH WAS issued 9toe JAcob BfenbsEger
Guardian Of B. F. Hartwell, to appear on the
Goth inst and file his accbunts
An, attsyhment was gissued agsifssE A,
Stanley, Guardian Of John D. Sherwood, for bis
appearance forthwith toishttle his laccounts. ..
ACCOUNTS FILED.
The second aceodns ii George Eyerman,
Guardian ef Johpic cMarg, Joseph and clArs
Herner. sr
FhsQhird accidht Of W. B. Brooks, GuAIdlI
apof Cbsflsshhd Elizabeth J. Cowles. 81
The fpsl account ofW B.lBrOOks, Guardian
Of Susan B. Cowles.
80 "a AGruEsrixxD. =
John H stupw, a nAtlEe Of PeuPsie " "a
,.. HABEAs CORPUS,
Frederic Grow. OF Columbus, minor under
eighteen years of age, and volunteer in Col.
IWOsthipgtsn'sHsgimeutj. was discharged from
the service on a wit ol, hatess corpus "a
? George Rfzenthalier, Of SGndusky county,
minor about eixteen yesfe Of age, and volun.
teer in Col. Bdskland's regiment, obtained %
writ Of Asteas corpus .sdsbea issued on his own
ApPliestion5sEo parent pr guardian lsPpsAriDg
TO claim bis services. After the hearing of The
setAd psOgrsAaed for some tina. George con-
cluded be might asweltt'fscs thsmusic4 and
90 to thesWarsS'The case wSs accordingly dis
missed. q ~ .u.igL.,sA ,eaSieNal t3sstc
o. bspg'uq ADMINISTRATORS GPromrEps l=s
AHOldamOnd Crsry; was, appointed Admins.
traitor Of James H. Smith, late OF Columbus,
deceased Bond $6UOO.
I NSTs n iaet sesk report q was stated
that Daniel streeter had been appointed gusrdi-
an Of the estate of his wife, Amy streeter, de-
ceased. II ahoald hare read "of his wife,
Amy streeter, minor"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

iis THE BknNER CoUETxs jWellthinkl Union
county may now lay claim tosbsi1g the banner
volunteer county In the Stat She hss furnish
ed either nine or ten IoompAnies,for tie war
being fullyone-balf other population subject
to military dutg--and stll the work oflenlist-
'ment goes m with more vIgor thanlat any form
er rtime. II may be interesting TO state that
Union county gives q democratic ,msjorlty Of
about ! 800 out Of q total vote Of some 2,00O
----Jonesb0sO III Gassite, Feb. Is. 5l9iiN5i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

tzWHAr soFtaofa victory would IL have been at
D6nelson, end how proud we should have felt
over Il, II half dozen regiments, more or lees,
Of negroes had been engaged in.the battle on
our sidei The aDolitionists have been insisting
that helnegfoes should lbe armed and put into
the field BY the side Of ou, white soldiersJ and
had Il been done, doubtless the abolIslonists
would now be ciuimiDg that negro gallantry
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

JOIN NJ biolepAn nnAh
IA ~ vs.. Z Superior Court. aNftA L
Adam Albertet al.) sAN9G
DY vIMTUE0F AWRIT OF FL. PA.
ID 10 me- directed fIom The DupsIi1r Court Of Frank.
lin county, Ohio, i will offer for ale at the door
OF the court House, In the city Of Columbus, on
Tuesday the 4ah day Sof March. A. D; 1862,
At o'clock p the unexpFed term Of issso from
John h. BidIenan to Adam AIherf. AZ ne Following
premises, situate In Montgomery township franklin
county and State Of Ohio and bounded and described
az follows w Being twelve (9; acres Of land In
half section number four ~, township No. D. range g.
in the Refugee land Geo cae being part ef tract es.
imated to contain twenty aofes and conveyed by Ra.
chasl Mathews and John Mathews ta Lncas Marshall By
deed dated July 9th 1850 and being same premises CON.
veyed to John r.. BIdlema1 By Lucas 8. Marshal and
wife by deed dated June 96h 1912 The lease Aforesaid
bears date September 1885, and runs for the period Of
three years from the first day Of April $780, The rent in
said lease to be paid BY tho said Adam Albert being
$3.50 90 per year. payable In half yearly payments yz
Sl25 90 on the hfstof April and eI25 90 on the frat
day OF October OF each year Of said term tho said Albert
by said lease being obligated to cultivate said premises
In good famke and huBbandIike manner and to leave
the premises at the expiration Of the lease in as good
condition hB received the 6ams with the exception
OF wear and tear with careful use.
,-EeU Te4 ,aJW. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
9lllGA. 4llluSO BY yED. Days Deputy.
Printers fees $1,000, Nv
feb3O-dltwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

"A THRnIBLE FkEE I'VE learn that o few Ahya
since s6S6raI n0Boriond jayhawkers we're caught
near Nebraska City and not having o jail&
fi6ientIy secure 20 eoHflne ihem In, e was deem
ed adEiaahls BY thelrpapiDss 10 endctheis sihiev-
ing sares1i at onoe. "A hela was ncanhilnglY ont
10 the ice, aniithe guilty NTetOhes were given
pasznaion nfhet.undsRia9s srontefo heaFanMflfh,
where snoh, ,ehsEaftGw hege bgepdna ahe hallit Of
resOrting. g.-@' Joseph (Mo.) Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The next term of
cohrtnofl COmuonc Plesso for this county
commences on Monday next, Feb. "a. IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

Raolued, That although the Union may be
lassaiIed BY It's enemies, they can never destroy
it--that the Constitution being laid in the i'm.
mntable principles Of justice and equality, must
he perpetual-thst the people will not submit
to the dominion Of any other power, and will
vindioste their rights at any cost Of blood and
fpoaa anra va
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
]. sULLIvANT. President.

u Winchell has one son-in-law, two hall
brothers, And three cousins in the army. Il,
hasgIven,a great many benefits 10 the Soldiers
AID Society in various places, and returns tc
Cincinnati tO-easry out On intention Of that
kind ip e few days. Go and see him tonight
A bully CkI.Ax "A morning cotempOrary
concludes glowing description of the illumina.
tionih tEis cisy on TdSsdsy evening, with the
following sentence; r,ms v.yx sKTr
The illuminatian was grand and the rejoi6ing
ferFent aud, ainoefe, and All, united in saying,
ritsbdHy." SA1 y @A~ A1s-a~ a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Horses HoSses!!
UsifED srATrs ouARTrsnAs5ua's orr,
~ Fli fiotutntIa. Or. rah- 10 1870

cnAIEp PRoPosxLs win % received a the one,
y Of the Abaiatant Of the United States
at umbus, Ohio, until 10 o'clock A. M, on Satur
day. the 20d day o. Febfuhry INIT, for furnishing Army
isss Sias Wi !: nom aityte foul
horses ire % be not 1sss than Ave hSr noss thau
nine years o dge, not nndet fteSn And one half hands
high, round, n good and sdtaSls foIbattsts
horteB. .-F% "s- = q ng,k ~
No mares. or white horses received. ,s
All horses 20 be inspected before being received In
such manner As osPt,l Fred: Myers As9' Aa may di.
Esch hid mutt be ipderssd nBlds fes Army Horses
and Hustpe scccirpspisd the IhaoEtsnsnt ,Fc re-
sponhble pgrtons guAraniesing iuch BID, naco6psd.
The Contractor 10 gyeEbond, with goodand aglcent
security for the fathul performance Of his contract
The Quartemaster reserves to himself the right II
rejec any or all bids. A3No -
The bids will be opened At my Office, In polymbus, o.,
40 O'Clock "A, NJ, on Saturday, the sd in,tswhen
6fl bidders may be present. e,a,t.io .ol GA
The above hoIses are to he delivered q Camp Dsn.
nisos 0bio, on Of before Thuisday, the O6hsdsy Of
Before awarding the contract, the sadsro oor bidders
entitled hsreto will seYeraly take and subscribe the
oath Of allegiance, as per form lsreto annexedIapd
FRED. MYERs, 0a tain, A. O. M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20
FoItm oFOKfH.a

90 soletaniy ~ ID that Viits support. protect and
defend the 0ohstailoh and Government Of the United
States, against all enemies whether domestic or foreign,
dthatt Will bear true faith allegiance Snd ioyat to
the sane. Iny ordinance fesoluto or law of any State
Convention Legislature 70 the contrary notwithstand
ing and further that do this With full determine.
ton, pledge and ptrpose without any mental resefva
tiop or evasion whAtsoeYer; and fnrher, that will
web and fahfuiy perform all the duties which may be
required Of me BY law and contract, either verbal or
s"@ V"'n. - :. I'm 1'ip g1 ~ 'e1' %e sa yssI -a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

following letter has just been received by th
Corresponding Secretary of the soldiers' All
Society, and is earnestly commended to tn
consideration of the public:
LEBANON, Ky, Feb lG, so
MISE NIL ewAYNE; 8@fH 9G18g 3
MGdGm-=A large number of sick have beer
brought to this place, and the following articles
are greatly wanted. The larger portion of The
sick and wounded in this division have been
coming for the last three or. four days, and
among them, The wounded prisoner. The lat
ter are very destitute as to clothing. Should
you have on hand any quantity of secondhand
clothing, ! can distribute it to advantage. The
Tennessee refugees are also in want of cloth.
ing, The 0oopsin thialsection of the State
are In motion. believe all but two or three
regiments are under marching orders.
300 cotton flannel under shirts, 300 pairs cot
ton drawers, 300 bed ticks, 300 towels, 800
handkerchiefs, 200 pairs gslippers, 1900 pairs
sheets, 800 pillows And slips, i50 ootion shirts,
partly worn, 100 bed gowns, 200 pairs socks,
100 pair cotton socks, 30 pounds CASTLE eoap,
100 pounds butter, $50 pounds cheese, 100 tin
spittoons, With handles; the latter article of
great uae--j just as. many as youE6 can send; the,
poor fellows, many of them, are not able 10
raise their heads. lAaf " aass9ooJ')
Please number each box in such way that
by reference to the bills can know the con-
tents, az / would like to avoid the trouble of
before disttibutingjhem You may
direct to me at Louisville, as shall want to
send some to other places than Lebanon.
Win you be 90 khd'as 70 inform me what
quantity of supplies you have in store, and also
whether you wish me to make acquisitions after
this. have not received any reply to the
requisition ! made some days since. shall be 4
In Louisville tomorrow (Monday), and hope
70 receive the goods, as they are greatly needed
We have the glorious news that Bowling
Green is evacuated, and also that Fort Donelson |
las the Stars and Stripes aoating lover it. sIi
Your friend,
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wounded sordiers in Cincinnati

wounded soldiers in Cincinnati !.
The following dispatch vas received IN Cin
eipusti on Tuesday morning, from General Hal
rxcK: .a'
ST.. LOUIS, February IL.
III Bates, U. S. Sanitary Commi'siOn'
Five hundred of the wounded will be sent to
cincinpati. The enemy's wounded TO be treat
lS,~nsd1 H. w. HALLECK,
s--se- Major General.
Places for the wounded Confederates, as well
as our own, have been secured, and persons to
attend them have been engaged. The wounded
we're expected to arrive in Cincinnati last eve
ming. 10.
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RmANDnETH's vHGETAIsLE PILLS
Are nsllibls for esaiissness, spans loss Of sppsu
sick hsadschs eiddineas sense Of bicArg ai5r meals
droVsnslss and crampng pains, and al disor.
ders OF the stomach and bowels. eg,l4 Hsil ,.o<
Is,IF Original Letter az as4 Canal street Nov xork.
~ ~ p. COOK, pnbllahef Of The State Banasr. Ben
ninglon, yts sa5s heywas attached with DYSPEPSIA,
saefed 90 severely nom H. that not apalticls Of
food spnld be swallowed Without occasiopg the most
uncomfortable sensation IN his stomsch Ber re years
hssaasrd from this dreadful complaint, when he used
BRfflNDRETH'sPILLs, The frst box did not seem 70
benefit him much but Che second produced change and
~ ne time be had taken ak boxes o0MpLnTB CURE
was effected. ne says 1iy dyspepsia was gone, and my
/ ePecniien oP % early death vanished = y4fs1
BkANDRErH'b PILLS are sold at the PRINCIPAL.
SssiC1 .l s't a anal u5 sT snd UNION SQUARE, Now
Obtain yopr au. supply from eHgOf tAsss dspot. or
from one Of the regular advertised agents for the dENU-
rNE BRANDRErH's PILLS: you will then know how
to discern between The true and the false.
Sold BY Joas q. Coon, Druggist. Columbus, and By
all respectable % deelerein medicines. - ~
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

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