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map represents tie
Eastern portion of
virginia, Ri,lmoni
being Observed near
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map. towards tho
lower border. Atths
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now gathered
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the surrender of Lord
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tpGan rcmout as muio resistance 60 hii
icmIi,i. i.it ,.llc. Ilr t.ot what h, chose,
,ul ii.I o.,i oi lri'at' property On Nhiyh ho
| liI o.. hu.s... to him seemed good liis ac-
| t'nn p.. iu 40. 'ni". and claimed TO lc by
| tlc .utiufi., .nI y ,lc iutorc.ts,f tho initci
| Nbfr. ;.tI DO tiu. - occurred either in tho
" i,uu.' or 10 tine o.. i.H,iou ot their proceeds,
| the consequence a,u t'nt t' tho nl Nim hat
-" they who iru. most dali los" most, should
| be hnrnr Is H.. ro,, mu "iit IRON winch he hai
received hs cowWi.-on.
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The administration of Qu 'rc' Va Ger Nc.
K.rs,r, ". h. nlrk ~ H., prr., al fAor.l IN of
the srci'c.t knl, and q conn 'rle in.i,tcfcn .
to tn Nrii,rr of the n,th VI IL was
a wan e., iron viii. and distinctive
~ rgcllcI ali elements calcu. at"' to jar
upon tho h'im'uN of lii infamous
"oi ul lite. ". ital.ictr,l A.sistai u 'tunrtcr-
master p~d uom ,our,, ion with "rmhoas
tru 'iurtL ion ,u ihr ,,p,tiur dcptrnc, H. 'hrnco
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News from TruurS.sc.

Wtdb 2'on. iprH 2?-The following wis
received day 1t the war Department IA wn.h.
ington:
Se''r uDes frcm k11''rfi, Tru.., ipyii . isG2.
Five Companies % our cavalry ln,i = -k,im. N
with the cnriuy's cavalry two miles IN advance 90
tits Tie enemy rctr,a,,i Eve oi them wrrc
Killed and major, eighteen p..s NETS " ,h horses
anil 'rin'. Vcr captured, AMI are how Ia camp.
one of the prisoners, uhnei Vaughn. w,4 formerly
foreman iu the oitce OF the Louisville DENnJRNr-
We hal one man woun icl pul none ki''cl oar
''tocs ave .u capital spirits. Tic prisoners say h,
ouc'ny hatc upwards o' ~n o,o mon At & rin,n AMI
vii ID IT. anl they arc brasny mtrcnch.ug and
mounting lar % guns
IT1,juygh LfHdis7. Apyil %. Heavy rains fell
laS, i-,t, AMI tie roads are again IN hai c1ui ton
Tie river Is very high. AMI rising b.. ten Cal.
irn, ,io' o' tie stat AMI onlincers, has arrived
from the VI ssis-ilpi River. where e has been IN
gagged IN placing the def itcs of that river n order
HrrSt ,rrtr,, prr,utNr>1 ~ riE
VI 'iNs irrt, rtr,H' ..au, TESS, Al ifii L. I
H,n. 4. " stanton, SO. y Wa.
SiE,-lt is the unanimous opinion here thet Iri,
g -. W. +, sherman a,yci Tire fortune of the day
.u the dth, AMI contributed largely T. the glorious
'tory ol the 1ih. lie was ia the tlicko,, Il the
ftt .n ',tA I,ys, havn, three horses kiliel under
MIN, anil l.ius wounded twice. | respectfully re.
quest that hc bc male MAJOR General Of volun.
ter. To- dat' from IL. GtL in-t.
Signed II. W. H,rtruN. Ma. Gen. Conn.
CNur >,,H Ptrs-utKIu, Tr>S.. April ~
Ho" =. v stanton, Ss''rstdrp ~ Wu:
Geu.rd rolc sent a force To Monterey ,lu, morn.
A.. The cu uy il-i oar forces took tte,n rri.
.ou,ts, s,,nc hagra .c ani supplies We drdr,ecl
H Il Al ., Il
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4 WEEKLY EDITION

~ Iu NV YrnK suS. Issued every Tuesday. ir
VIII 'i-i iur thr mul, rNOtENr, KN'tt : per 100.
81 h-' '"it'ttpN--rNID ~ ArNSttF.
~" cout. s,tr. I1c,4 r.frce p.,s, wear. 40 90
- u months, - 80 Fi,o c.pics, do AZ ~
Sie '"'nc q Is .ttts. Dsroumt a. 20 per
cHt ~ va 'ii-." At. uU r.t. h ..tv lv,riiv-.
sr -tH." AtAln N.V \, rk state pnt thirteen
=, n,so ."". --.'tt n ~tt jtr, nf.-- r, 'i,a
Niir w + IfNt ". ~ , uIt,., NtV York.
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hNN'NN VIM No.
H,a. EL"m " >'u'.o. N.r'tri ot Wa:
ia. trord S,ut, 10 ur,u h,e.urYoI.~.u,l.t..
q, the l4,l inst Cul s'uu.h ald Gtu. C.uay
t'iu.' A, junction 10 G.Ie.,o optl' llth ist. ~ t
nsn,an, 'no @a h commend o. D,i. e.. ,', a,'-
vanc, luarl, onc.ul,ar.l / % lang" parity 't...H.
and routed them. AlIog DIu,.u U.., 4. ..'.
wound. d. TIE r,snu- were 81 nl. f -..'l
Ga,rftp. IN oill nis't from the territory. NIlu't
- cn''rtI!n'd Of the capture of sby' 's ooniuup.,
n' thcy are entirely destitute Of ,,crgtiu., .t.ut
lost At IT, hat,lu oi Pigeon RnuaAe 10 tAcr i.,.
gage ami supply trains, Provisions, 30.
Tho health OF the rebel army was mot g.ll, mud
many had died. On' hunlrod aul e,.t. .'.. ..u
wounded hal been lon in the hosp.t % at = sr.t, ro
4 largo number Of merchant trains wcrt Islrod
ca route - Ills city.
SIN FrdHcisco, Apra 2s.-Thc steamer Paugna
iss arrived from aazat.al with dates t. tac i.ti.
The C,nf,doyatcs in new McNicp nrl A-t.fl
are maxim. effort T. briug the border St't.a int
sympathy Wit ten. Con sbey, commnlu 6
the rebel forces hld sent 10 C'l. Reilly g. Uu. la
tpiintlpHs with the q 'y'ruor q. uoro. C.. X .-
'tend"rod troopsto enter SIuor, and cia,'. .c
Ag''"'-' Tor whose services he s-kei the l,lt of
way over rand from Guaymas AMI Arll ma,
AMI also the privilege Of rurchasin, slpr'i. 4 NJ
M'1atl'n. The Governor entered into "A Ion. coz.
respond 'uco with Reilly, and sen, sp,c.,l ma.
scng to the Governor of Cmapa ON the snl...t %,
| his mission. No denule arrangements upp. Al. 4
agreed upon, hut Reilly received Courteous treat.
m,ut .rom the Government officials, and It last ar-
counts lad arrived at Guay yiuas, whore hc hp, ta.l
he had beoH far more successful than he rll h,rri
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r"; ,,oF 'n- .n y.t5 -.yleucAI T. roareseiug
'ayaably d Ja@9..''
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II rcpl, toa rosolUtion Of the House asking
for information r.pc. 'n, the evacuation ot
Jack ,o,niii GA, Oh 'epet1N o. Wag rr.,el
that ,hc r,,.... ..aJ o.hrtd linn to siy that
- tp.l pl.,, an r.a,ons moi i'omcl compatible
Nih n WR.c s'ty. .y Ils.lnae.
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An Irishman and his Three Uhildror

AN hNAsHAnah una ms Thr0e hildFon,
On board Of one of the lake steamers, bound
Tor the far west, were an Irish family-hus,
band, wife, and three children, They were
evidently In very destitute circumstances, bui
the exceeding beauty of the children, two pirIS
and boy, was the admiration Of their fellow
passengers. A lady, who bad no children ol
her own, was desirous Of adopting one Of tae
little travellers, and made application To tho
father, through friend, who gives the follow.
Ing touching, and, as we suppose, truthful ac.
count OF the negotiation:
Il proceeded he says, Immediately on INV
delicate diplomacy: Finding my friend on
deck, thus opened the affair."
You are very poor7'
His answer was very characteristic
'roor' slr! said he, IF there's q poorer man
than me troublin' the world, God pity both ov
uz, for we'd be about aquil.' "
o.,,Ins linen >, now 40 you manage to support your
'Is Il support them, pir1 WHY I'don 't'sunno,. ).
them in any way; they get supported one Way
or other. It'll DO time enough to comnlain
when they do " ''Ap'"'A
. Would V it be relief to you to part with one
II was too sudden; he turned sharply around.
"a what slrr he cried, "a relief to part from
my childY Would II be relief to have the
hands chopped from the body, or the heart torn
out OF my oreassY A relief, indeed! What do
you mane7' W
you don't understand me- replied. .If,
now, II were inlone's power to provide com mfo,,al
bly, for one Of your children, would Won stand n
the way of Its lnterests7' -
mo, sir, said he; Il would willingly cut the
sunshine from myself, that they might get ALI
the warm Of 1t; but tell US wha, YOU are driv.
ing at2'
| then told him that lady had taken fan.
cy to have one of his children, and, II he would
consent to Il, II should be educated, and Anallv
settled comfortably in life ''
This threw him into a ft Of graduation.
He scratched his head, and looked the vsrv
picture Of bswildermens. The struggle Be-.
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FOURTH TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, at 1900 midnight
stopping at London, ohafleston. XenIa Dayton, Mid.
O. mi connecting with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad 10,
Vincennes, Louisvlllo Cairo, 81. Louis arriyino
at Indianapolis at 7:l5 o.. M; connecting at Indian.
apolis 1or Lafayette, Terre Haute, Chicago, and ali
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOFal,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoarseEess,
Group, Bronchitis, Ineiplent Con
sumptiOD, and for the RELIEF
or Cohsumptlyo Patients i.fo
I'm advanced Stages ,-.,
of the Disease, '"i9
This Is remedy 80 universally known to surpass any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints that #
Is useless here to publish the evidence Of It's virtues I
unryae1 excellence for coughs and colds and Its ny
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, hare made II
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth
Few the communities, or even families among them
who have not some personal experience OF It's effects
some living trophy IN their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lung
Al all know the dreadful fatality Of thess disorders, and
as they know too the effects Of this remedy need not
do more than to assure them that Il has now all the VII
tues that Il did have when making the cures which hare
won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Masg
and for sale by q. ROBERTS, Columbus, and by All
dealers In medicine everywhere gIIlj fn au. o.
April Is, 1e60-datweowly ,. "a ,s...s,. ... o.,
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advertisements intsnded for
The Weekly Statesman

fHN Hils De s itfpEs F.~ is tNa+ rlN.
q dsfal9 Ne " 'u3m lsg. sdie,a
should be handedin bssOr wedn.sasynoon.
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gbe Ohio 9tatesnran
r 4 r II q
MOTHER AND POET.
(TurIn.-AfteF NoVvs from Gmta. tso
ny MRS. ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING.

The following magnificent poem will not every
iesder say Il Is truly magnificent poem7-wl nnd an
ecno In an hundred thousand mothers hearts to dav
Wnose sons are now on the battlefield OF their country
ngnting for Liberty In America Mrs. Browning's he
Ioes are lighting for liberty In Italy. God bless The
Independent
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

ID FoI IuftheL InIoImatIon and Through Tickets,
Columbus. ~NF~''
p. W. eTRADNR.
~ General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
$3.50 = i1A JNo. W. DOHRRTY, D III
Agent, Columbus,
cog E.W. WOODWARD,
Columbus, May s. 1869
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VOL. VIII. NO. 297
Che Ohio 9tatesura,r
DAILY. TRI.wEKKLYANDw WEEKLY

T ohnee Hos. 80, 30 and 40, North High ct
TERMS INVARIABLY in ADvANon. llJ
Daily :. :. 20 90 per year
By tho Carrier, per week, ls16 eents. aE
tri-WeeBly - V .Aca 3 90 por vear.
Weakly 7sd' 1 90 hIf
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FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT RxPREss-Leavea t,oIumh.. ,1m.su
VIII stop OF Delaware, Ashley, CardInSton. Gissd'
va0n, and at all stations North Of GaIIon, aryvIng
cleveland at $50 A. NJ, Dunkirk 3SS P. M. ipfaio
''E' r. NJ New York 10 AM, Boston $3.50 P. N.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPREes-Leayes Columbus AZ lin
,.s,,;," I vi" s.op at Delaware, Cardlngton, GIlead,
vIes.Ine, cneipy, New London WELLINGTON and Graf.
on; arriving at Cleveland at ass M. Ounkrk Dos p
NJ: Buffalo 1925 P. NJ, New York 800 P. M, Boston
- , THIRD TRAIN.
=, MALL AND EXPREss-Leayes Columbus at a:1O p
s.,. WI step st sil stations south Of Shelby, and at
rving at Cleveland At So M panS,S ls SsS Ar
5u1sio $40 A. M, New York 900 P NJ, Boston IL Is
CONNECTIONS.
ana A. delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ orestline with Pittsburgh, IT. WAYNE and Ohicapo
hallroad for Pittsburgh Philadelphia And BaltimOTs
Also for Chicago. "-N -A'''"'io'
AT At Shelby, with sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail-
ior al points on that road. Also for Toledo
AZ Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad foT FrIs
Dunkirk' Buffalo, New York and Boston. '-''''
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston,
SdQod0e Onscked Through to Ns,O York and Bo,,or
va UeTetdnd: dts0. to Phxddolp6ta and
Ne,o York Ota Or6sQinc.
ga RETURNING.
Might Express arrives at Columbus at II:3Op.M.
vncinnan Express arrives at Columbus ct 100 A, NJ
accommodation arrives at Columbus at 1918 p mi.
Fare as Low as by any other ROute,
ask tor Tickets uiG CyestIine or UlepelGnd.
u. 3. FLINT,
Superintendent, Cleveland Ohio
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, May 1852. " ,, '-'''
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Deadi one Of them shot by the sea in the east,
And one OF them shot in the west by the sea
Deadl both my boysl When you sit at the feast
And are wanting great song for Italy free,
Let none look at mel
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WHOLESALE DEALERS
WEEKLY STATESMAN,
The Increase Of Trade,

Which almost certain to follow an extensive ssemina
ton Of knowledge Of their business osfr
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Eptlep
Sy, Melancholy, Neuralgla. gslI
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine IL mu
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyercomes disorders which would be supposed beyond Its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
cesses of the people, and confident that this viii
do for them all that medicine can do. r-
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Summer Arrangement.
Summer Arrangement.
Little Miami 4 Columbus 4 Xenia
MMM
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton q 1ndianapoIisI
---- n. a. sH
Through to Indianapolis without Change of Cars,
and but One Change of Cars between
Columbus and st. Louis.
On and After Monday, May 8,
1859.
-Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
d
Four Trains Daily from Columbus

FIRST TRAIN.
oINo1NNATI ACCOMMODATION at SEQ a. m =,
stopping at all stations between Columbus, Cincinnati
and Dayton; arriving at Cincinnati at 1890 A. M M
Dayton S;s7 a. m. arrive at Indianapolis at 1884 p m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

IN Lots Ar ROCKET rs. IN THE PLAN
s1U OF "9RIFFINs SPRING." AND A
LAIGH NUMBER or OTHER LOTS. SOM
ON LISTER SrREET, SOME In FULTON
AND 10AE IN PORT MAYO. FOR SALE AT
AUOTlON.-Wth DO sold at anciion, on the pre-
Misses, on WEDNESDAY, the SIN April, 1902
commanding at ii o clock 4 NJ, about SO Lots.
IN the plan of '0rtfnn's Spring" property having
sronts on sach side Of q continuation of Main e.
and within three hundred yerds Of the Rastcfn
cooperation line. A plat Of the Lots can Ls sssn
at our Ofacs.
AAsss which will be sold valua6ls Lot on Ii.
east line Of Lester street. near 10 NH olson II
fronting - test. running back y4A feet.
Also. Ave beautiful Let's in Fulton In Eousrs
No 2. sach ironing 20 feet an the south aide Of
Sichoisoa street; snd tdfes Lots La Square No s.
sAeh fronting 30 fset o. the south dds Of 0sshsm
strsst.
Also. several beautiful Lots In Port Mayo. "A,
joining Tie grocery stoss Of Ar. Timothy Ksrne.
leeindinGs also. Ar. Ksrss's excellent ssors ~
lwsilins..
TAs foregoing real estate presents N sxssliane
opportunity sF Eessona 70 invest thsts ssrplus
ehs1s = real estate.
TEAMS .--O0e-this cash balance ct aAd 10
months. Tor nssatiabls notes. Interest aAdsA, -
8 uFsd W 3 trust desd. or title ystainAd The t4xss
IL 1850 - - rAiA ~ tbs purchasers.
RI ~ 00ODtN + AfP1e00A, Aasts.
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BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 2s7 AORE hr
ID HKERIoo COMFY, kOus MiLgs NokfD o
EIoBnoED. aEAR TRk BROOK TURSPIxE, AMI
PERSONAL EFFRcrs TBEskoE, FOR SAI. Ar 4uo
TON AT rhe request OF Daniel T. Qard3er
Esq who is oout toochange his businea nv
shall sell at pubic auct.on on tho 9e
misses, on MONDAY, the 7th April, lss 81
o'clock A, nj. the beautiful Farm OF lei
he resides. called Spring khrm bn
taiping 2s7 acres, adjoining the lands ok pt
John Young, MessIs- William san Brs
Abner HilitArd, and others. The plae1 b 8,
we'll known that Il particular descripif>h
deemed unnecessary. THERE'S about two1 nm
bred acres OF open land ia good heard an,
one hundred acres In wood and TIM bers her
IL % the place buildings suitable for &c
sommodation OF twc separate faInil n,
two fine Ice houses. Ii desired, the pt nj
be subdiytded to suit the views Of d ers
The nefghborhood Is amongst the best Ia
county, and the place remarkably hi khy
II Is only necessary to examine the prd Glss
70 be pleased with them. After the q le o
the land, all the personal effects on the plac
will be sod, consisting OF horses, mules, cat
he, hogs, corn, oats, farming Implements, d C
:, TA2As-for the land. enc third cash; bal
ance at 6, II, and 10 months, for nsgotiab oil
notes, Interest added, secured by a trust deed
The taxes for 1862 T., be paid by tina purchaser
For the personal effects, all sums nnda ol0O
cash; over that amount, months Gre h, fo
approved endorsed negotiable paper 8
0ODDfN 4 APPERSt3X.
NH ~ Auciionesrs
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VTALUAbLE LAND In fHE>UOUN.
" IY DE CHESIE.Rk LEI IL raarIu "a

XTALUABLE LAND In THE>UOUN.
Y rY OF CHEsTERt IELD. nearly ad.
Jpining Manchester. at Auction The re-
cent purchasers of the esta.s formerly own
ed by Charles h. Rhodes. Esq, 6nding
that 1t contains more land than they wish
to cultivate, We will sell, by request, on
TUESDAY, the Sth day OF April, COM
mencing IT O'Clock, upon the pgemis
that portion thereof with the exception Of
one lot) which lies between, and fronts upon,
the River Road ana the Manchester Turn
pike, from ing the residence OF MI. a. G. pui.
liam and others.
The land 70 be sold com prises 2Ss acres en-
bracing the Frog Level tract, with tbs dwell
Ing thereon, and runs down TO thu Toll gate
at the upper end Of Name hester. The whole
OF this land lies beautifully Tor cultivation
Some Of 1t has basn highly improved. Some
OF II Is fresh land, and the remai nd or 10 heav.
ily set In woods. It's elevated situation and
nearness 10 Manchester, as well rs to the very
heart OF Richmond, render this property
highly vainable tor cottage seats, market gar.
dsns, OF for genera. agriculture. II has been
subdivtded, according to map which may be
seen at our ofiice, into lots ranging fram 70
10 acres; thus Afordiog to all an opportunity
OF gratifying their INCLINATION rs TO quality
TsRus- One- third cash the remainder at
and II months, for negotiable notes, with in.
forest added, aud secured by trust deeds. the
purchasers to pay the taxes 1or 1854.
JAS. n. TAYLOR 4 SON,
NH IS Aucttonesrs.