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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
international Po.,ure.

WASHINGTON, June 26.--The British Postof.
fee Department has withdrawn its original
proposition. made In 1857, and formally &C.
cepted by Postmaster. General Blair in Noyem-
Der last, for reduced rate Of international let.
ter postage from twenty-five to twelve cents, be-
tween the Two countries. i-r s--a ..-
The United States Mail Departments did not
anticipate this withdrawal after the subject was
tavorRbly reopened by the present Postmaster
General upon the British basis. This result is
much to be regretted. -.t...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Gen. Fremont Relieved or Comm nm d
-Gen. King succeeds Him. 4 :

WAs DEPARTMENT, WAsHIEaroN June 81
Major Gen. John G. Fremont having requested
to be relieved from the command Of the 6rst
army corps OF the army Of Virginia, because,
as ne says, the position assigned him by the sp-
polntment Of Gen. Pope ss commander .in-chief
OF the army In virginia. 10 subordinate and in
ferior to those heretofore held by him, and TO
remain Ia the subordinate command now as-
signed, would, as he says, greatly reduce his
rank and consideration in the service, IL is Or
dered that Msi Gen: John @. Fremont be re
lieved from command.
Second, That Brig. Gen. Rufus King be and
no 10 hereby assigned to command of the first
army corps Of the army Of Virginia, in place Of
Gen. Fremont relieved. GS'~ 44@l
BY order Of the President. 50 s''~Al
(Signed) EDWIN M. STANTON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
New York stock Market.
fTKLEoRAPHED ron THE OHIO sTArKmAH. I

NEW York, June "a.
Stock msrLst gensraiIy nrmer and quiet. Nor.
wich and Worcester 42H, Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chem znd preferred "a; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chein 3SH Chicago and Rock Island 89K Chicago and
Indiana 40; Illinois Central scrip 62K; Michigan
soothern quoted 26X F; American gold 1u9X; Pacific
Mall ll6; New York Central 93X; Hudson AK; Harlem
II; Harlem preferred 42; Michigan Central a.; Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago 2nd bonds 80; U. g.
skies 1881 coupons l06k California sevsDs 81; Brook.
lyn water loan 0OZ; Indiana and Michigan s0 Illinois
Central scrip 62; Terra Hauts and Waoash I'd bonds
80; Erie 4th bonds COX; Del. L. q W. I0I; acna and
Chicago 70x; Cleveland and Pittsburg "a; Erie 3SL;
do preferred 64K; Cleveland & Toledo 4eK; Treasury
notes 10 lOS% o. 3; 6's g. loo1; .; 9: IS 1891,
90h; Little Miami l06; Michiean Southern 27k; dc
garanteed 62x. Michigan southern % SSA; Erie lat
bopds lO61 Pittburg, Fort Wayne Chicago ls bonds
"a; do assorted bonds 53X.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Neuralgia Plastsrs.

r1nn.; IN; huhpb EEURALGIA N0N-ADHRsryK PLAa.
xEKs are tne most pleasant and successfci r.esies
sv prescribed Tor this painful disease The patsnt
sRpaSs ons soon becomes drowsy, falls asIosp, and
\. INJURIOUS consequences ensue. For EARAcIlr AMI
ca apply according TO directops and
- 81 vi" sosv follow. Nothing can be obtained coua
Lney are entirely novel; curious ana original prspar
sson, eno Monderally succesSfnl. They arc Of tWo
one mall Tor the face, price Is cents, and ,hs
W" % ma@ed on recsipt Of Prics and oao sSapsp.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Atcheiors Hair Dye!
.aE BEST IN THE wORLD.

IAN A. BATcHELoRs celebrated hair Dye
color not 10 be distinguished from nature
va not to injure the Hair in the lsast; remedies
iects Of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair 70,
1EY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
lid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
afp Sold byall Druggists, etc. .
.'3he genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATcuR-
4 he four sides Of each 5op. - Sal
NctOry No. 81 Barclay street,
ns'e s33 Broadway and l6 Bond e,reet,)
} 70 5awly ta iiH NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
NOW, A "
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good1

pest evidence that they 1 that their ymo.,
ina. anu oeat patron: are those who have used than
ivnBesI. DR. WILLIAM B. HuRD "a an eminenf n..t sn
p12okyn' Treasurer Of the New YORK State Dent.,s
M ns aod these preparations have been used n
p pLvase practice for years. and no leading eitir ~
bs 1IbTUyn or Wamshurgh questions their esceIlense y
ss th Ient Oenusts OF New York recommend then
70 tne pest knoSn 10 the profession Wjthont ~ eil
dealers have sold them BY the gross. "
s me S.aS Editor Of The Brooklyn Daily Tines .ayEwe
are nappy TO know that our friend DR. HnTn h, ,rc
ceedlng beyond all expectation Win hs MotJTH Wssg
rss. SS ~, The great secret Of bis success
Iesw WIZ tne TACT THAT Hfs ARTIOLn ARE ppscSSrrv
ThEr ARR HERREsENTED TO BE, As ur cav rSsT1Sy
Tne Tsiknovn P 7. Barnum writes."I soruA ,o,,,
Tv0rH P0WDER 90 coed that my family nave ma \,
~ r..s n1d ne best Powder for the Tesh thai
nStner supply at the Museum at your convenience VIII
matter for himself IVY eHo 'oSV 'ess IN Q
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powder, n,
aunDs Tooth Powder contains no ACID. nor srs,, ~,
no other "'-r'ns 'ne enamel Use
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Efeot2

II, Dh: AuRDs MOUTH WASH and TOOTH pownsp
VII svs 70 young ladies' that finest charm IN H%u.Ds
ps DfSrm Tnsn sna pserly teeth. Try them iadieS.
cleanse The mouth from all foul exhsistiops wa = VII WI
he ~. VIII make the breakfast taste swesteT ana
sn tssy,, more pleasantly. Hundreds Of uersons
Da. HuRDh Mouth Wash and Tooth po,,.v A..
SSI IN the world for curing Bad Breath snd
ss,ss ~ snd health to the gums. Hundreds o.
e'0' have been cured BY Dr.. Hurds asrinsent wss5
DR.. HUnDb MOUTH WASH and rooru .o,,n,,
ve An additional charm to oOurshp, and msS. IN.
hs, oS Agreeaole to their wives and wives 10 raj,
ir They shOrid be used BY every perssn nav
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

SAN FRANbIsCo, June % Arrived on the 18Th
ship May l., Suction, from New York; l6 h
steamer Golden Age, Panama Sailed, 15th--
ship Ramyler, for Boston; 18Th, Astor, for New
York; ooh, Spitfre, Callao; 2lst, Kate Hoop
or, Hong Kong, ]. L. Dimmock, Callao. :
SAN FRANCIsCo, June 20 Sailed, U. s. steam.
er Wyoning, for Manills, steamer Golden Age
for Panama, carrying one hundred and seventy
passengers and $42O, 900 in treasure for New
York, and $2OO, 600 for Epglsnd. ~ .rl. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Gen. Shields Resigned-Hunter1s ON
tfaband hegLmenI.

NEW YoRK. June Alt is reported that the
President has accepted General Shields's resg-
nation. Pc. .',,.,--r., =. -.
is rumored that General Hunter had order
ed the negro brigade to James Island, but sew.
eral officers refused to accompany the contra
bands and the project was abandoned. Two
surgeons were sent home In the Ericsson by
Hunter, for refusing to act as Brigade Surgeons
OF negro regiments. 80 ssssg7la 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
What are the People Doingi

Tne American people intslIiaent enough 20 eunre
cate Preparations that contribute 90 much q the hs
neso o. those nsing them. and they wat them Hyerv
mAl brings US letters, some ordering tho fRR.T1ar az
TkxIH, some the NEuRALslA PLAsrRs and moi fsW an
elosng cent? for The Mourn WAG 70 b sent by mall
pu 70 nese We are compeled 70 reply that i q Imposs
tnese Remedies sRAo sOsu supp,vE E4esf Z 11T 81
Now is the farsatare NAr1s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
From NYanhInrtnn.

d
New YoRK, June 26.--The Tribune's Wash
iDgton correspondence says: We have excsllep
authority for saying that evidence already tax
en- before the Judiciary committee Of the House
in the case of Ben Wood Ia stronger than thai
which expelled Senator Bright, and that Wood't
expulsion from the House is certain. Others
however, speak less positively.
The bill to carry into effect the recent slave
trade treaty with Great Britain, which passed
the Senate to-day with only tour negative votes,
cast by Carlisle, Kennedy, Powell and Sauls.
bury, creates three Judges, With salary ol
$25OO each, and three arbitrators. The bill
will pass the House under the previous ques-
tion.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The treaty made
through minister CorWin for loan of SIl ,OOO,.
600 to Mexico has, 1t 10 understood, been sent
into the Senate by the President. The delay
in the presentation of this treaty has, it "a
thought, been owing to the reluctance of the
President to submit project 80 directly at va
Rance with the recent action Of the Senate up
on the subject of Mexican affairs. oa
After the adjournment Of the House to day,
the following. notice was read from the clerks
desk g ~
ga meeting Of the Conservative members
who are in favor of prosecuting the war for the
Union and In favor of maintaining the Cousti.
tuition, and opposed to seditious and destructive
schemes of the Abolitionists, is called to meet
10 the hall of the House Of Representatives TO-
morrow Saturday ut lo'elock, P. M. By Or
der Of the committee" -. .--
as Mr.. FessendeD, toward the close of the pro.
ceedingsin the Senate to day, urged prompt &C.
tion upon the measures pending, And stated that
III this course should not be pursued the body
might be left without quorum. He mentioned
in this connection that Senators were already
leaving the city, and that one from California
and another from Minnesota had departed. He
alluded To Senators Latham and Rice. pas
Senator Lane, Of Kansas, remarked that be
too was desireus OF An early return to that
State, but would remain toyote on the confBca-
cation bill, which Is now before that body. al
In the House the number necessary to consti.
tute quorum is obtained without regard to non.
repf fesented States but in the Senate major.
ity Of the Senators from thirty-four States Il
necessary for that purpose--in other worda thlr
Ety-6ve membeFs. The entire number Of cleo
ted Senators on the roll OF that body is forty.
Enineg including Senator Johnson, Of Tennessee
y - " = ~ = y y. !. =. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
INC Fourth An R,l,,mora.

WAsHNeroE,. June 27.--Emerson EthridRe
will deliver an Grafton from the steps of Wash
ington monument, In Baltimore, on the 4.h Of
July. Extensive preparations for celebrating
this national holiday have been made by the
Union men Of that city. c.t-a' VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
From AHkansms.

MEMPHis, June 25.-The Little Rock Demo-
cras says there are In Arkansas ten or twelve
thousand Federals, scatsered over large extent
of counyyi the largest body, Eve or six thou;
sand, being in the vicinity OF Bstosville. i59
The latest accounts are, thAt they have crossed
White river and are retreaapg toward Mis-
souri,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

ST.. LOUIS, June 27.--Balmer & Weber, ex.
tensiye music dealers and publishers, were ar.
rested to-day BY the Provost Marshal and COM
mitted to the military prison, and their estsb-
lishment closed, for selling secesh music
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
e !SIiEht Cold, Cough,

MA SR .SttSat G0t0s Cough.
1M ,5.s3Eodkse,1ess, or So<e
gNisIsIg gOkEoGt, tohiob might be
XST checked tDtth a sinepge rem
aas.stS% e5y,i if neglected, often ter
rsotes seriously. Fetv are awars Of
'ppportarsceT stopping aIgon4h a or
INT IgoLa in its first stage that
/ in the begipaing lUo,sld yield to
Il : TsnedA if not attended to, soon
& 80 lungs. x sss ~
.x4'a 4'a 8lsoncilinL lNtccheA
first INTRODUCED eIevers years ago.
BEEN provcd that they are the best
~ before the pubic for Rouaks,
alds. Afanlllitis, .AatEma,
4, the HacEtng Cough in Igo,l-
.jlfior, and numerous affections q
/, i,0hroat, giving irsnedtote rsIiJ.
0lic Speakers and Sissgers,
& nd them efectual for clearing and
~ .7g the voice. So
= > all tpr1ggists and Dealers in
~ atlg5 cents per boz. =
1 swhoiesalo or retail, BY
O. ROBERTS, Druggist, ~.
la No. "a North High street.
s.. E. SAMUEL, Druggist.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Money Market.

TErEORAFHD yOR rHE OHIO sTATrMAs.
NKw YoRK, June 81.
Money continues firm at 4kD5 per cent discount en-
call, and fh@5k per cent. for prime paper.
Sterling Exchange excited and higher Bankers bills
opened at l2k, and closed quiet at I2K9l2Z.
American Gold unsettled at 9X910 per cent. pre-
MUM, cloled At px@ok Per cent premium.
California Gold Bars is quoted at 10 per cent. pre-.
mium. W.. ~. r.
Government stocks frmer United stales 6's Of 1881
lO6H@l05xi 1910 Treasury notes l05K9lO5X.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
CHANCE FOR AGENTS. .sa4

bhrewd agents can make msll fortune N caxrrlnu
tnese articles around 70 famllies Tha pkigTAE Tnrzf
around. eend for and Hes Oh hattsr dosena rk1
We will sell AZ samples for ~. Agents snpDIied IfSr
nlv Win Oirculars II Nov 8 de time u Is into
the business, to do good and make profit. We az
pending thousands TOR the beneAt Of agents. new
England men and women here b something nIce and
chance 70 take the tide al is hood.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
Sheriffs Sale.

Charles RstherD -7H.. t.s..
John viii.
Ply VIhTUE or A WHIT OF m FA.
~ 70 me directed from the eupehor Court Of franklin
county, o., will offer for sale at No 2 Past Rieh
street. In the city Of Columbus, on
Monday, the 7th day of July, A. D. 1862,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. tn. following se,c,,
ed property, to Wit = ..Tl - !''.'''s NS'N''' S'N'''
Cloths, Cassmeres and ves.ings, Ready Made Cloth.
ing, hshhose, sufpenders, Gloves Cravats; also the
es, Desks Irons, Stove and Pipe, settee, Coal on
[ GEORGE W. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
p.,.,..,. m ByW. 8. HUFFMAN, Deputy.
June e6-dtd Iil. -. .rr.rg ....,s. ,..-..l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
MANY DEMOCRATS,
EAsrrm ONO.
7ECIAE NOTICES

sho Nervous and COnsumptIve
sexeg. A retired clergyman having been re-
% health IN few days after many yea Of great
ng Is willing 10 ssstt otherg By tendiDg (iree, on
eipt OF a postpaid directed envelope, copy Of
sscrption used. Direct the REV. JOHN M.
IL. 1856 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
}-daw4m I.1-H 1 ~ II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
RomnIna or Ool. EIInf.

PHILApELrmA. June 27s-The remains OF
Col. Ellet, OF the Ram feet, are lying in state
at Independence Hall. The Aags OF the city
are at halt mast. The body viii be Inferred
wish military hpncfs A. Laurel Hin 49,, ss !, =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
WIN. 3. HURo q CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

x SIonT1i Ur; ATRp's MOUTH Wash. TOOTH poWpRa
Ssv tS1 DROPS cannot b sent By nail bn
stores they cannot, send 70 M for ~ srSoce nr%
'AAAnoHf' Price, oHH DOLLAR, which contains thoS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28

wAsHInaroN, June 01,-Gsn. Pope entered
upon hiH duties to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
ImpOrtnnt oraers From General M,

ImportRnt Orders From General NC
r. ClelLnn.;
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The following hal
been Issued:
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAo, I
CAMP LINCOLN, June 20th.
Special Order No. 1e6
The disnterment of bodies on the field Of
battle being found prejudcal to the health Of
the troops, 10 strictly prohibited,
By command of Maj. Gen. Mcclellan.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
CoDTTmrCrs,, !,

- -~~1<ASS - o.lD0 .rIf
bottle. ~ -
D.. Hurds UnequsIIsd TOOTH POWDER:
one box.
Ds. Hurd's Magic TooTHAcHE DROPS !.
one bottle.
TER. ~ -" I'iA LAS
~. Hsrds AAHUAL on tao BSst Ksans NJ Pr..
sSrvfn0 ~ 2ecA tacLWdia0 DrecttoNs Ior ~ Bx1nr,
ITsosn'e1t Of Oaddr,ns 1setA.
AoSS ALLA for cEs7ntn0 oesOSsn ne 7ssa.
TOOTH PIcRS, ec. 10.
prsPsred At Or; Hurds Dental ofos, n Fourth o..
Price ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for sS.
II The DENTAL TRsAsuRY mass. . 7.,.,..
e'tpS ncnes py nve, and q sent By expreog
NJ 4nH dNectons for us6 on adok 01floLa
,,.tI LohoWng articles We can send SeparateIs, IN
The Treatise ON Preserv,ur tna v..,n
senL postpaid on the receipt Of Twelve Gents. or fo
The Nenralgia Plaster, for Neunlp,.,, :.
sSce, nervous Headache, ard Earache sent noatnajd
on receipt OF Eighteen Cents or siK statnps T"'
Tne NeuralgIa and Rhonm1Ita pp...
1oL large siSe), for Pains In the Oheat HhoniSsr.
o. any part OF the body sent Postpaid on recen,
OF Thirty seven Gents. r-'N' '" 'e'''P'
Address, M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
our Loss nt James Island .

New YoRK, June 27.--The steamer Philadel
phia from Beaufort, and the Ericsson from Key
West on the 18Th, and Port Royal 23d, arrived
The Erlcsson brings one hundred and eighty.
one passengers, including General Benham and
etaff, and fity-seven soldiers, wounded In the
late engagement on James Island, near Charles
ton. Na 4.-.
The United States troops under General Ben
ham made the attack at O'Clock In the morn.
ing Of the 18th, and were repulsed after four
hours hard fighting, with lols Of elk hundred
and sixty-eigbt killed, wounded and missing.
The Michigan 9th had but Two hundred and
fifty men left atroll call The New York 79Gh
suffered severely.
The Union troops were Obliged to retreat un.
der cover of the gunboats.
The account Of the f3ht on James Island,
copied from Charleston papers, is correct.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
HEADQUARTERS Amy OF THE POTOMAc, I
luna 10
General Order No. 1861

June 10.
General Order No, 1861 d.
The extra issue of whiskey heretofore or
dered will be Immediately discontinued AL
commanding officers are enjoined strictly to en-
force the existing orders, directing that hot cof
fee be served to the troops Immediately af.el
revielle.
By command Of Major Gen. Mcclellan.
8. WILLIAMS, A.A. @.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-13

The Governor and Executive
Council of South Carolina have de.
creed that, from and after the tenth
day of March next, the distillation
of spirits from Indian corn, rye,
wheat, barley, or other grain shall
be, and same is hereby prohibited,
during the continuance of the
present war. But distilleries
may be licensed under bond and
surety Of five thousand dollars
THAT they will not sell to other
than an authorized agent of the
State or Confederate Government.
If the bond is violated, fine not
exceeding $4,000, and imprison-
ment not exceeding twelve months.
Distilling without a license subject
to the same penalties, and the dis
tillery abated as a nuisance
The authorities of Columbia and
Charleston are authorized to close
any and all bar-rooms, if necessary,
to prevent the the selling Of spirits
to troops in seAFice.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-13

ling light of love in his eyes deep
sned into the intense Ere of patrii-
otism; his form diIated, and he
gave the line,
Go.yhsre glory waits thee!
Us if it was a command from heav-
en-. / had been but q short time
married; my husband expected
every day to he ordered off to the
war; my hopes for him We're so
mingled with terrors, that | felt a
shudder when heard the words of
the song. They were succeeded
by others,
But when fame elases thee! q.
Oh! then remember mel
in tones 50 plaintive, SO tender, SO
overwhelming, that, ashamed Of my
emotion, lowered my face with my
hands, and pressed it on the piano.
l tried to endure it; but every line
winged by such bewildering melo-
dy, entered into my heart. Ihad
said words of the same meaning
to my husband t,centy times
AS the poet finished, | was COM
pletely overpowered; the burst of
tears would come, and my husband
carried his foolish, child-wife out
Of the room. | afterwards heard
that the poet had said 'those tears
were the most eloquent thanks he
could ever receive" 5H
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-13
Organization Of the Confederate
Congress.

BY an oversight, our last issue
omitted to announce the organiza-
ton of the Southern Congress under
the Permanent Constitution, Oh the
18th day of February. Vice
President Alexander IL. Stephens
occupied the Chair in the Senate.
The Hon. r. M. I. Hunter, of Va,
was unanimously elected President
pro tenn; James II. Nash, of S. c.,
Secretary, on the 9th ballot, over
r. G.. Downs, of La, A. III. Daw-
son and johnson ]. Hooper, of Ala,
+. D. Eubanks, Va; and James
Page, of N. c., Door Keeper.
HousE.-Thos. S. Bocock, of
Va, was elected Speaker with one
or two dissenting voices; r. En-
NETT Dixon, of Ga, Clerk, on the
Sd ballot, over NJ. w. Cluskey, of
Tenn, and Jas. McDcnall, of
Va; and r. II. Wynn; Of Ala,
Doorkeeper. Both Houses, It's
said, dispense with the office of
Sergeant at Arms.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-13

A man named ]. y. Hendricks,
of Ohio, was arrested n few DAYS
ago, and 5000 in good Northern
bank notes and 500, 600 of Con
iederate scrip which he had litho.
graphcd and printed in Chicago ta-
ken from him. He asserted (says
the Chicago Tribune,) that ;'the
blank sheets he had manufactured
were c0untcrieits, and but calcula-
ted to swindle the rebels; that he
had q perfect under landing with
the Government officials ut Wash
ington, AMI could TO more damage
to the cause of the South. and
hence do more good 10 the Yan-
kce cause with his money. than
could be done with one hundred
thousand men,"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-13

Some persons pish at reports OF
the number of Lincoln spies in
Richmond and Virginia, and the
harm they can do. We think we
are at liberty to refer to a late il,
lustration of the accomplishment
of these spies. Some week Or SO
ago it was known, under strict In
functions of secrecy; that pre-
parations were being made by
MS for AN attack, on Newport News.
The next Northern papers brought
us the intelligence that nine addi-
tional Yankee regiments had been
cent to Newport News. The fact
is, our army cannot bulge without
it's being known in Washington in
time to disconceIt and upset the
best laid plan. -Richmond Epan'-
iner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-13

.3fisficsof NnslriHe.-The POP.
ulation of the city proper is ., ll3,
of which 10, 12S are whites, 10, I5s
males and s97l females; $685.
blacks, of whom 1,15S are free.
The population of the suburbs is
6, 200, making 4 total of 81, SIS.
The manufactures of the city reach
$3.50, 700; the total trade exclu,
sivc OF manufacture isS32,476,812.
About 100 steamboats, visit the
port during a year, with an aggre-
gate tonnage of 10000. There
are sixteen Protestant churches,
with a membership of $685. be-
sides five African churches with
GOO members. The Catholic mem
bership is 1000.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-13

Liriag IN Richmond.-A Rich.
mond letter, after quoting the high
prices exacted for everything in the
market, adds:
. Twill not say that it is as hard for
a poor man to live here as it is for
a camel to so through the eye of a
needle, but | eau say without en-
dangering my veracity, that the
poor man who can live in Rich
n.ond need have no fears of starv-
ing upon any other portion of
Gods footstool."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-13

Elections an dissemination
Halleck has issued a general order
the principal point Of which fol
lowed request of the Acting
Governor of Missouri:
1t is hereby ordered that at al
future elections in this State
whether State, municipal, county
or town elections, every voter viii
be required to take the oath of al.
legiance required by the State Con
vention Of Oct. Is, 1861. Officers
of POLLS will see. to the execution
of this order. If they receive
votes Of persons not takingthe oath
they will be arrested, tried for mill
tary offence, and the election de-
clared null and void. m