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MALE OR FEMA'E.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

.. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master CcmnisEonsFs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

And we claim as an especial merit,
that II sticks Patches and Innings to
Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Sherrif's Sale.

vs.. \ Franklin county Common Pleas
James Brodbelt Court. rl %
DX vITR UE OF A FL. FA. To
ID me directed from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Franklin county Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the COURT House, in the City Of
Columbus, on
Saturday, the 25Eh day Of July, A. D., 1863,
at one o'clock, P. M, the following described prem.
ises, to wit: 1'l'4 ~
The undivided half Of Lots Nos. Is. 90, &C. %, 80
and A. In Baker and Brodbelts subdivision Of Lots
the city Of Columbus Ohio as designated on the plat
Of said subdivision, being that part OF said lots by diff
ferent deeds conveyed by John w. Baker and wife to
said james Brodbelt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays ex'
cepted) as follows: ,at 40 N 44r1t

Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays ex'
cepted) as follows: l'al 80 q Wnn
NIGHT HxPRBss-Leaves Columbus via centra
Ohio b. b. 415 q. M; will stop at all stations wher
sgpaledj arriving at Belaire at 1885 M; Baltimore
600 o. NIL Washington oty, 800 q. m. Eight tranl
daily 10 Philadelphia and New York; also connects at
Bellaire for Plbburgi Harrisburg, PhiadeIpnia and
New York.
NIGHT EXPREss-Leayes Columbus via steuben.
VILE, E15 g. MI arrives at Bteubenville, 1900 m.
Pittsburgh, SEQ D. M. Harrisburg, 200 o. M; Balti
more, 6:l5 o. m Philadelphia 6:35 q. M; New York
va Allentown, 9:35 a. M; via Philadelphia, 1900 m.
NEW YORK EXPRESS via sTEUBRNvILLn-
Leaves Columbus, 1ll5 M; arrives at seubenvie,
Sis p. M; Pitsburg, 500 p M; Harrisburg 5;i5 a..
NIL Baltimore, u:30a m; Philadelphia 1890 q. mi
New York, 500 p. m. f..r... ..Fy..
DAY EXPRBss via CENTRAL OHIO u. r.
Leaves Columbus, $40 NIL will stop ut all stations,
and arrive at Belaire, 1000 p. Grafton 255
Piedmont, $50; Cumberland, 63S; Marntburg, 1i45;
Harpers Ferry, lO3p. M; Baltimore, 500; Washing
ton City, 935 Philadelphia, 1880 p. Eight trains
70 New York daily. Arrive at Pittaburg, $40 m
Harrisburg, 12:45 p M; Baltimore. 5:35 p. M;
Philadephia, 5:e5 p. m; New York, 1000 p. ~.
p Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Passengers desiring tickets by the above routes via the
Pennsylvana Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
should DO particular to ask for them via Bcaire or
steubsnyllle.
I. A. HUTCHINs0N,
jnne7 General Passenger Agent p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

sheriff Of Franklin comfy, Ohio.
Printers fees a SO. ~ - -.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Master Commissioners Sale,

William B. Hubbard superior Court Of Franklin
Robert Riordan Of al. county, Ohio. sun.
I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
u the said Court TO directed will offer for sale al
Public Auctions ct the door Of the Court Bouse in the
City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of August, A, D, 1863,
atone o'clock p. M. the following described real ea-
tse stuate IN FrAnklin county Ohio, towi A part Of
PaYs survey No 33l5, IN the Virginia Military Dis
trIct be inning at point IN the National Road and
rosd laid out along the east line Of certain tract
300 acres thereabous belonging 10 Joseph NJ. sulli
want; thence n 64 deg e. 110 60 100 poles along the
center Of tho said National Road thence N. deg. w.
ISl 32100 poles stakej thence g. n deg 30 min. w.
be 40100 poles 10 stake being the northwest corner Of
Robert n. Neis land thence 8. II deg 80 min. west
s5 poleB 10 place Of beginnings containing 100 acfes
II being tract OF 100 acFt5 tho west end Of trad
Of 2Q6X acres owned W pAid 0cDeft u. Neil.
Appraisedat $40 per acre. 3k9tt ~ W ab fst
A'y' s'ys' a. ". HUFFMAN, Sheriff, g
] r1ntsrs isss q so ~ - Z. !.
iuIy I-dItkWh ffN' 81 fFs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
DEMOCRAT & NEWS
Mutual Draft Insurance Com pany.


The mos effective method OF 'Ie. is,-
ing the draft We have yet heard OF il
for non exempls to club together under
the designation OF mutual Dat Insur.
ance Company pay each $500 nsta-
mebt, with mutual obligotion to buy
fl those OF their number who shall be
drawn from the "whetl of fortunc."--
This experiment has ofk d very well
IN other places, and should Le tired in
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
We are surprised to hear suggestion
OF this sort from SO eurnest an Admin
tratlon paper. Nhy should this plan be
lred in Rochester, or any where else |!
II is It's manifest purpose to keep men
out of the army, where they are wanted.
We notice, also, that the Auburn Adeer.
ttser says it is matter Of congratulation
that the draft has taken "bui lew who
a,e unable to pay the exemption fee. =
We are afraid csc papers are not
scund on the draft, and are badly tine
tnred with "copperheadism." -Bu6ulo
Courier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

A PHILADELPHIA ALDERAAN.-The
standing Ike about "Phladelphla law
crs' bids fair to be extended so as to in
clude the Alderman Of that city, If they
all do business after the manner OF the
one of whom the the following story is
Is told by the Philadelphia Inquirer OF
July %,
The latest illustration Of etnpidit y
occurred Yesterday in an uptown Alder
mans office. The Alderman wishing TO
sell some property, and make deed
Unity with bis wife, took his wife aside
and a.ked her wether she was willing
to sign her name without any 'compul-
s'on or COERCION on the part Of her sald
husband the Alderman himself being
the husband. He then signed the clause
at the foot of the deed, stating that he
had examined his own wife 'sepefate and
apart from her said husband and Mt
tempted to tr nsier the deed on 4 is
condition to the purchasers. The stu
p'dity was too apparent to escape no
tiae."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31

Y 81 4ea lr LET llee 'ng
ths yae'e ~ 81 sad lsie ir
0sf dsfas 8 ae aol 81 o., h.
fHses liz the "a OF Ser al,vr
tifetion--rsii oarfrea q slioa tas
81 8Aaa diru r pa
ssa yeaFs, snd carries iato hss refine
Eaa be- b..t eisaes 81 thousands CT
INSTITUTE $50 na., aa5 Ing aad
,5s..s e. u lie.
Bu Is bn successor, waee r.
te uaa ier fie oeHs.aa Ca de-
date nas ee aai d9a hays.
30 ur cnoairy Is ia she midst q .
fearful cries. ant every freeman s
litter aa3 IN thc import ~ qlc 'iou.
ui9 e Ac r.aa Mr. Waiio ass:
Tho thsis eseath Cougross having eK-
..rsa. take ihe 81 occasion = express ms
p.assisas 70 YOU fsE ihe esb6lenee yea
hise regosgd IN ne BY shras elections q
year representative, and for tie sreil and.
Is alsh which ~ attempt. 70 serve yea
aAFs beea received. haze cnleasorsd &
discharge theso obligations by fidelity tQ d,
District. 10 The Stale. aul 70 The Ceuaug 2
Asio tis futurc. allow nae 70 say That while
Ir3oguiie The daiy ofesery eitifsa e rca.
deg auy service and sabmt g aay @es.Ge
~ the puDis Ea9i, an sare y9a would
base reason q doub, ny Judgment, we're
ans Gus longer % bear tie burdens, asxieil
spl responsibility ol member q Congress
~ lhs pressu, condition Of tbs country ans
r,sa q doubt lny patriotism did | NOT NUS
advise .gu as %, to se.ecl al ab.er auf
peilsr man as 4Oag rspgsseasauNc, laa
NJ, therefore, a caadiiaie ior re-eic@ilca
sill count myssllyOur doctor aud a.thousl
! 40 20 hcnsegorih p be q.ae,aliy yyu e5c
dent servant, shaA reaan
lcur graieiai fs.cad,
h Z. WALTON,
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llanoou-


HoosAc I'll srl-We have f.cqueai ca-
auirey a, 70 ne progress 81 tits gigantic
sork Tie floains The lies authentic
intelligence We have seen on that suhcc
- Ger mission, consisting It distinguish
Cd geutemen. appointed By The Governor Of
Massachusetts, 70 examine and report on the
feasibility and expense Of finishing The Hoo
sac funnel, have made tier report 10 which
they estimate the tiuIe necessary 70 hnlsh Tie
Tunnel as eight years. aud the expense as
SS.al6,3lS. They ,bereltre. reach the TO-
loving conclusion. yi7
considering the large sum which the
Commonwealth has already invested in This
vork.wllch inust be snut, ifit Il not c.ia-
pleted dlc reasonable protection from los-
which IS offered by lie o;her companies IN
,eres,el u lho iiagi tie mere iaEinp'e re
la,ions itmu pomote scisoen Mpsiehus
e,,s ad ,he West; aal he Lcaai'a which
such al addai.n2l hciiiy proaies to tte
great interests Of the city ana State, We ave
of s,;,ien ~, ne work .h,un be under.
.4,lsp byrbe Commemorate aua com5leted
o,rly a.e.n "a sah lae ro4ara d econ.
cmy,"
! 4ilAS@ 2 F" 49, = @A' ~ " ''''
Hase ceremony sang ~ = y must = ~
'VA' aea0fe'Hs " "e prog f''''N'' 'f''
aTet P2"p '"' ''''''ane!
me 0seen 'esaP.ed = f.''fe' 9's' s n.
M p',.I n,ir ..s,., = o.l.,,o Il s,sc4
~ ba,s. ,aoo, H. ,lv Nh bail.y
a.t', ,l..3 a,tr. r,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31
lraox or. corr .ro.nexr.l

Marcll 18th lSG3
DEAR JorsSAL- r. rs completed ny
observations 5eyonl the Potomac, and eg-
i,bea up some little ratter ii Lusiuess q,
Washington, babe our friend Miner ad.cu
Oh Friday, tie 23lh last 7. u, md retarn.
Cd TO this City outlourey vac intercepted,
however ~ fliiurg If TIE L9e3mat,'e
which ,ook place about tao miles u from
the City. Itdid sot detainme laos however,
for 10 company With few other distinguish
e@ gentlemen s.albc3in, AMI arrived just III
tine 70 attend the erea. un;on meeting a
tie Maryland Institution; held at tic sus
rc tiou Of the city authorities upon the re-.
cep,icu q Governor johnson Of Tennessee,
and other prolniuent Uniou men from gari-
Gus parts Of hc country. The Institute Hlll
IS hy fu the largest il ihe City, and Is ca
pa5le q accognoi4ting about five thousand
persons. twas brilliantly lighted ami taste-
fully decorated with y s. flags and we'll
6lleI wish an intelligent audience Of uncoH.
promising Unionists. attended the rsecp-
ton Of Gen. Butter In this Hall four o. l.e
weeks age, which ! thought vas Che most
interesting and enthusiastic meeting that |
ever attended, but tho number IN attend
ance at this last meeting MAS much larger
md The enthusiasm more marked .,han NJ
the ether | via net attempt to describe
these meetings lor suppose both you aud
your readers have already seen a more clear
aud perfect description than ! could well
Eiveyou, but reterto them for two reasons;
first, thai yoar attention, and that Of your
readers may be especially invited to the SEN
tments expressed on theso occasions b the
different speakers, and particularly 70 those
expressed 81 Gov. johnson, witch I thiak
you viii hardly fail to discover, have good
deal ofahe true riug 10 them. se.ondly .
| refer 70 item = an inlicliioa of the truth
cfa let4aFa thai an about 70 make, via
.ba,, ai. or be.ore tbs e!ose O the gar these
border States may be tie most loyal States
in The country except perhaps, some Of
the New England States especially "Ver-
mont. When We CONSIDER that ii spite
Of al Tia opposing iuaaenee q slavery, ig-
norsnce, prejudice aad religion, shat .
mighty change has taken -s.ace 10 these
STATES s.uec the COMMENCEMENT of ihe.~ay,
ard thai the sane iuaeeu& 4 i to be hoped,
siil continue to operate with the sane o. -
creased effect. We shaii think u ready 10
admit that tie above siaiemenl MAJ V true.
Indssa i is already elainel b some here.
thsi Baltimore ,o-day Tie uost loyal city
10 the Country Ta6ugi ee ats hsflly
wiling 70 giant ihh, yss We DO nor doubt
bat that sbs Is much mo'e loyal than kes
Vera, and bsase ether eitie, lnAt might bs
msaueaed, and se bsi.gte that Il sc c.a-
tinaes g i4prose ), he a,ne rate ste has
fsr The gear 81. ,he toe z so' far sisiaai
when he may vahoai sssr Il esalrsststisa,
user. hat shc : he most loyal ciiy s. TIE
uui'si States yssy Truly Yours. ] c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31

1Ha WnnnAx Cast - CHurr7a ~IH Us
esH ofT Rand. a. Htlam. 5aarre
y 81 .fer.'y toad ) si,e ssa g.rl. 81
ttfeaisat sas ssass 81 G aaiy csars i
sl.s sue 81 slaG. Sic al.ssmnd = sa
o. eva dtusrst g. ! sc. bs a.sa sssss
msaecd Attae ssaaiaa'l Is .ast week. tie
defendant Sd aefanse Thr little rrl
Il a-~at eies sa gs3u elds ana Vi pissed 81
M Rsads care ~ ChAsitsbls lssitai.aa
81 Tfsy Thciaquify ieyclgPei d cssv q
cruelty almoa' uubeari Il Sae bad btra
-fr'preA sssi vhief.e.i with raw hilr uutii
sic hp'cd. Ter tlael actually lrieAi'ag o..
ca sas aoer, ltle bad beaa oat tArash
ihe iss IN traash. ipo vtiea ~ D Z boen
pungei afgr being sfippci uale] Al
aoe,her iipe SHE he'd tegn chained o. the
stove ln saeb position that she uiusi either
hs q sit upou TIE focr. aud there hal %
stay ial ,hc rt;prn of AZ Rand, n i4.e
hour 10 tbe night Other alleged hibernate
res are lail a. BE door, 'hc details q p4ita
arc too shocking & relation condlliou
otthc liue sufferer. when examined. vas
most horril, hsF liIats be.as parple From
aeing. with gasho- 10 them. and haii5
swollgn. bey toes being raw FROM the etiec I
q freeing. aud bleed b.is,ers "a TIE ends Of
her fingers
She was uulgr examination in Court for
nearly liy aHd a'f. an5 those present
4, sle cssriel asu . through remarkably
sch. egoss-u2aant5aa pI di. her Story
appearing be entirely truthful she al
she hal been taught to pray AMI that She
iil pray fr III Tie finally. tn' that af'w
Mr. Rand had whipped her she bad left him
eutl
PhsYess MAgsnALs.--K We understand ahat
theirs sro already aumber q apple items
ior Dc efaeaaf Provost Marshal for YER
aout, under iho receut conscripl aei. and
amoas them We have heard Tie names II,
Col lsoen, Capt. Crane. late Cart Glossc n
tfon Richmond, and 1t. Hyde
I The Administration cannot ha loo caiefal
IN the selection q these Mushals, ,s il
wouId be possible Tor an injal,cioua oiicer
TO sake the law exceedingly unpopular. -
Much discretion Is necessarily rcposel il
these &c ,gs t1d tic trnst IS avery dcliea {
ore I, should be eotficl only 70 the best
men, men Of jdd smcut, ana experience
Mue0 trouble las already grown olt q the
unnecessary nets " persons clothed iaa III
lie biief authority, and We hope the govern.
moat win uot be put N peril Is auy rgeti'
7 tiou 81 them We want frmucss and stead,
/ ines 81 taesq ofF iors, and TIA, we may have
them, great care should Is used ,aeir Sc
lgetiar.
Vermont has nov IN sac feed b
active scrylce, l0-50o mel, 500 d
WHOM arc cavalry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31
Vermont Items.

Far4i AetIpt ~ = Aeymonas Donovan,
81 Irishnau. WAS run ryer ari Instantly
sil'ea en- NssaAy sFeaihg, CT tie track Il
Bellows FATS. tsss above shs Rutani ard
1srAsgssa r. raj aridse, By ia freight
ss4la Es ~ rs t4ssa hsss4aa q Ms
Dsgovan. aaa tie se,sshd wbn - hesn Killed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31
Iilcl.aIv Noticas.


TUE ATLANTIC, for Apr.i, I promptly on
our table, vih gopdly amount ofreadatIe
matter. 90 ihe yiaisstules Of Koats' Pane t;
A spasm Of Sense; Ny Ship; !Sevottal BY
Proxy; Resignation; The Fhgi vet Weaih-
or WORK; Goldeu Weddings Tie siurian
Beach. Coalie; Soiourner Truth, tie
Libyan sityl; American Horticulture; Tie
East and the Wesi Personal "reminiscences
Of the late Henry Tlomas lln9kle; csmiry
Song; No Failure fyrte North; Reviews
and Literary Notices
AUrnrrs fosg MAGAZINE, for April \
again before rs, Bright, Leaatiful, Ind home
ike as usual May il genial presence aeeer
fil 70 en-liyeu our s1Heien.
WuAT 4 DEMocRAT TnINKs.-
Colonel Thomas, Of tie 8,h Vernon,
Rcgimcni. ia The Department 81 Tie
Gull thus v ties in q private letter q
a gentleman il NothGa,a
Yon know what course | prusued.
The party mantle f.ll from me when
tho rebel guns we're brought 70 bear
OF For Sumter and ] have ueyer
taken il up and never intend 70 until
thc Luoa is restored. said that q
man who could not make country
laramol / q party, was no. fl TO be
80 America citizen. ] think SO still.
I has been ycx 1 10 sec ,be North
& hiag about pariy, thereby weaken
ing lhc.f powe 20 pat iowG rebellion
ard saef de 2 Northern trecmen by
thoa - ~ < Is I'D b. bat one
voics aid ore i Il North. aud that
should b. - n doaa to- wicked
rebellion ~ all hazard. and il you
cannot do i without. arm every ucgfo
aid So biIn 81 work. should he sor-
n 70 d. 'fat; bat | think Govern.
merit las The right that 81 fi aal
has--io Hse I'll Ihe means ~ ifs
naud which uaY 81 necessary - pre-
serve i,s Eis'euac. J m quite se.e
tho n-gnocs. ii arraed FoE aaies s
eal tie Rebellion iaa; i. T ties sc.4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31


Nr 6Fler nn ff srsts Darssi,
81 81 ,be tlnssg ~ ae.il sss eaap sysi y
bs W d, tsseas uttsRo u Nasy
Yard
Ihe f,llarias '' suie 3 s. uen,eIg -
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en
a. aon fsee' w
lonlatsel 4
H. weths nye drf
frfn era
Rat
Ha amfe la saaH etIeer
~ possessed 'raav rr
a scH uaknHu tT,
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v,tseutH sd Qf ,rar.
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s., l.oe. sIateA O.
The Mssssippi Maiias has resent.
Il csiabh scd uk quarsns ou board
ile steamer bought f5r is sp,cal
8, and 5 bou ady ier active apra.
toas Tic novel aad peculiar char.
aetcr q the important organization
rcqu,res more than passing notice.
Since the capture ot Memphis md
tie opening Of the rixcr 10 loyal com.
mercc rs far ouih IA Mesfasis Il
has lecn evident Tia, fiyer encril.
las could not be prevented from firing
on unarmcd steamboats, ard iur leginr
with trade BY ruabaat. alofe. Tie ma
tore q guerrilla Operations against
steamboats, prrelu1cd that idea foF.
here to-day and awe 60 morrow, il
was and sdll !. 40 impossibiliiy 70 save
+ boais from captafa anlessconyosed Is
= euutoat. 0fsourss saclga ting o.
sparing a Cwnboai for every steamer
WAS Of, 81 the question. fhe riypg
rucrillas Carried on lhejr dcprcdulions
unframed, mil the delay 1t sending 20
a military post aud whiting for 4 de-
tai 10 ~ on board q tianspati was IN
yariabiy talal 10 any Ibn tor catching
them. When the ram fleet sent down
the river Che Necessity ofifoopsto land
aud scoaf the ctumrg adjoining The
river wa, apparent. lad' laese Gle.
comsanccs Gen iTalle o. advised the
/ formation d . separate brigade ior r.
/ cial service un the RIVER.
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Vermont as. Accommodating
sim IEnporlnMt 60 AOEei&tlsr..


sim Important 90 &oTei2nsr-.
The Supreme Court Of Vermont a
ITS last session IN this place, decided
ths. every unnaiuralized foreigner
whose ~, shalt have been taken the
year preceding, and u liable TO pay
taxes, is legal voter in town and
school district meetings, and eligible to
any Office in the gift Of either corpo.
ration.
The right 81 the unnaiuralred for
eigncr, hitherto, lns been somewhat
dependent upon bis location Some
towns permitted him 70 vote il school
meetings some IN both school ard
town meeting, and some II neither
His rights win now be Understood, and
the practice on this subjee, viii become
unifcrm throughout Dc state
The eptemeral political crsaiiza-
,ioa Known 4 Inow.noihias ism,
ehich a fcw years 80 wepi over ihe
land Ike 4 tornado, never gained much
f,othold 10 Vermont Ifistrae, tap
rcafrd among o, sod d ono rericl
~m generally disseminated
Blu itssappott vas aieascr-iis ex-
istenoe waniag--i,s duration short
The great obieci 20 be obtained By il,
and the great reformation % be pro
dseed.were neither sen nor appFecial.
"a By Nesmomers u svoased IKE
~ exotic tran plantcl n AZ eon-
genial s.i and ntprofra 4nsap
ported, les. . tic
To- sgprepe Caari base raised tie
iegs ans agate saas-assaiss 81,
a,1 Sisa oac vel, tiye.ied blsv. cut
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