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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03

TIE Bo.ton Post says that Governor An
DREW, of Massachusetts,, didn't take as much
pains to honor the return Of iOhite soldiers who
had fought bravsly for their country, as he did
% honor the departure Of black soldiers who
had mot fought at oil.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03

IT il stated that United States Commissioner
LEWIS has decided that every covenanting male
member of a Shaker community, Ia entitled to
be exempted to the amount of $500 from the
iucome tiy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03
THE DISEASES OF ERROR,
lie, Maladies d,Erreur.l J

l. John B. Ogden, NJ. D., author and pu bsher ofthe
above work. do hereby promise and agree to send ree
of eharge) to any young who will write for 1t,
sample copy for perusal. Tho proper study Of man
kind S MAN This uable work issued and sent forth
for the benefit Of suffering humanity II treats In sim
pie language the diseases OF error including Seminal
weakne Nervous Debility, Indigestion. Melancholy.
Insanity Wasting Decay, Impotency, etc. etc.-slving
safe, speedy and eectual prescriptions for their per-
mauent cure together with much valuable Information
All who favor me with desire to read my work shall
receive sample copy by return mail free Of charge
Address JOHN b. OGDEN, NJ. D.,
No. 60 Nassau st., New York.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03

RELEASE OF SENATOR DOUGLAS. - Senator
DoueLAs, of Indiana, who was arrested by the
military authorities near Cressline, Ohio, was
released from custody on Saturday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03
Wanted-.Stone-Cutters

J1HE Boss stone. Cutters Of Chicago in want Of
Il large number Of stone-o utters,. There will be
no draft there, az Illinois has furnished $1,000 more
troops than her quota.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03
EARLY CLOSING.

r D. OSBORN G. 90. respectfully give notice. that
Os their Dry Goods and Carpet kstabshment, will,
and after this date, be closed OF socock each eve
ming.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03
TO MARRIED MEN,

DIR THOSE Contemplating Marriage
THE undersigned will giveiniomation on very IN
treating and important subject, HhiCh will bc vau'
cd moro than thousand timssh cost by every married
couple Of any ago condition in o The information
will be sent by mail to any addros the rscsr II %
cents (stuSr) and one red stamp.
All letters should be sddresIsd 10
h b. NORRIS, n
oct3l- l-ly5AWdtW boston, hhss
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AglYM MANHOOD.

QR9W HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,
Just published, In Sealed Envelope. Price Six Gents.
A Lecture ON tbe Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure OF spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and I'm
pedments to Marriage generally, NervousnesB Con-
sumption Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse -By hOBhET
etc,
a BOon 90 Thousands OF Sufferers,
ssnt under seal, In plain envelope, to any address
post paid, on receipt Of SIX cents, or two potsags
stamps, by DR., oHAS. J. o. KLINE, iT BoWsEy,
New YORK, Post oflco Box No. t,5s6.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03

Soldiers, AItentiOnI-Pain, disease
and exposure with hot climate, muddy water and bad
diet will be unavoidable but armed with HoLLoWAYs
PURIFYING AND STRENGTHENING PILLS you can
endure all these and still retain good health Only 25
cents per box. 22O
TPDealers In my we'll known medicines can have
Show Cards, oirculars etc., sent them FREE OF EX-
PENsE, by addressing Thomas Holloway, 80 Maiden
Lane, n. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03

rINHIs OLD EsTABLIsHED AND WILL KNOWN
IL House, during the past season has been thoroughly
renovated repainted and reiurnished In style both
comfortable and elegant that we feel we'll assured that
those who favor rs with call will find all the comforts
and conveniences usual In first class Hotels.
WARDEN & EMERY,
octls-dly pR0PBIHT0Rs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03

Delegates to the Democratic County
Convention to be held in Columbus
next Saturday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE CONFESSIONS g. EXPERIENCE
Il M " a Il L ID.
Published for the benefit, and as warning and
we CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF
Manhood, ETC., supplying at the same time
THR MEANS OF SELF CURE,
nv one who has cured himself after being put 10 great
expense and injury through medical humbug and quack
cry. t
BY inclosng a postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the author. af
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford, Kings County, MY
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03

II Is hoped that the masses to whom this call
is addressed, will see to 1t that they be fully and
faithfully represented in the Convention.
By order Of the Committee.
j. D. COMMINS, Chairman.
R. X, Cox, JR, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03
Me-. COBURN thus speaks Of The rebel
CURRENCY.

Their currency is also 10 desperate condi-
ton. We found IL feasible toexchsnge green
backs at rates varying from two to Eve for one
Gold is quoted at elk hundred per cent premi-
um. The depreciation Of their paper goes stead.
lily downward. The confidence of their owr
people is lost In 1t, 90 is seen 10 the genera
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-03

Interesting Observatio4n.-Unian Feel-
ing ip the South -The Rebel Army,
etc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

a l---u E-l5 correspondent . --s l-.--
l-e-1-.l P-a- gives -ae s--1~--
Tie prime cause 90 -ls -s..- ~ -ia 1-ac. e
Charleston. has noe -ee1 v--l rho army rs -.l--
7Iruo-a. --r r has been said t--u --a --s-r an
-l---. thar r-e r--1s have been T13a1E rla
r-r- --- -la Ail---l-- --r AIS cls lelI- -esu
cause. r --s ~el--sr alone. --- -ls presence %
Charleston lrr11r Of --s -1rpsioes ri-l vi .1 .r
-as been proved, -lLl-lrs- l-azs.s-e.l, 1-s IT,
l1la -- c-re
Can't. Ericsson -f NsE York. t-l i--sef
ri-1 y Wlicii tlis li-iculrv is -r-is-ai l1i has
l.raalT sent Gown fur Of -aess machines. --rse
% vl-cl Tere lest ir I -l-a Of Wind Z nag be
1f interest 20 describe The principle en- WITCH
--ese are sCusuucrs1. Al ron frame ioa5=i O.
-le r--as 1- b. Lc1 =ncEz1-s. e 1rsLe-i
ahead -f the A1uit1r A. she rIus 10. rs eu-rh
rom the bow u the Monitor, % tom III q. 81
1ae- Al 1Derr1-e e made rex -- --s -e-=ei II
tle shape Of her BOWS. intended 70 receive IT,
The 1r-z--1 lr he destruction ra-1rr g
y feet From each sie 1i he zz-re-i-T
strong bar 1f Irou OF shats runs down a-so = fet-
-he Monitor lr1WInz ron % IL Tel Of water.
thus reuderng t impossible idr l17 -orpe5oes
ever Fhich tins --1hsrrucrc1 remover 1asss.
70 injure the vessel
Tie Monitors sng1gsi FIR the AJAX lre a.
follows Tie Plssaic, CAPT. Dray-1u the Pa
,ap=sa, Cant Almond; the Weehavksn, Gait.
Dea-s The Slha1-, Capt. join Rodssra TIE
Castsliu, Cant FAi-G-z. Of T-s-t -enary the
S.ur1czs,, Cart Gee. Eo6gers, nd tse Nt,--
tux. Cart. F0r-ier- The ksozuz 4 a,so boozsd
nr he Atari II 1ddir-5n % -he=e s the t-rr
-r1gata New Ir1usides," Commodore Turner.
which has been flagship of the Charleston block .
at;ug iesr for 4 Month past Fer armament
consists OF sour-sen lI-i-ch guns. ard -~5 20
pcurd r;ies
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

Il -s--gr-~I-s- -1u --- 18Th Regiment,
zFeazin- 5f Gel B-lnt If -as I--l 5ei-- p
csumaai Of the Il Brigade. 1-. ID Tie
C-'ri
-. Wherever Col Blunt g ri1csd. as sls--.sss
--nss.i with ais men ana snlrss their .1r and
-lsir fare a. . s-uses Gszce, -s IS 1alvzrsll.T
-1-,- ----r-lc-r che brigade zF -t-r. AL
-esrsctet Is q r1stlsr a-e. more le e esredi-
ally -=leaze1 81 as di7Lsi1u a1i sorns l11-ar-
lsls. Z .reak 1t thar Flich 7 know l-j ----..-v
% -ll- whicr { have seen Elsu I slT -lar H.
tail- T1uli 81 aspire Ead delight -hs lrizais
ls lie ls-ur-Ele that be { 70 reullu ID .1u-
mani p 1s-Lef be dos Or 11r, i- g ser--si
lict. ls certain Il any event Of the tItu- vhicH
: dependent zp01 human lgeucF, ,thar ae VII Be
the 1e-- 1rlsa1-er apPoin.ei ron Vermont
and nose OF a. wa have 1cc1unl1iel hin u
ne is-t. EGt have seen t,s Developments CT is
srsrl-1g 41a--ties la 4 30ldier. caa 1szz-s CIR
friends n hune t-a- 70 better sei-cGou en- de
made
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

CoNrzlL o. III RCTLAS0 Ax0 BCz-lscros
RiIIEoAD.-The parties Interested n the
control Of the Rutland and BG-iiu--1n Rail
r1ai. met pursuant q notice sl .hs IN
tie Court House IN this village. Co present In
the Chancellor (Judse Pierpoi1tj such acr
az they deemed might influence his decision
in reference 90 tie petition Of the Corpora-
tiln .f said roai, asking that e \ Chaplin
and .. A. smalley shall Be Confirmed n
their 1tiee as Trustees afthe Second M1rtsa-s
which position they now hold temporarily.
Representatives of Doth lie frst and =econd
ciAss bondholders were present and respond
ed The representatives ofa majority Of the
sesoad ci-ss bcndhollers m4ds application
SsT pos1pone-aeas CT ia zss-zrs,
Tie eass was continued and D. Suewa-..
Esq. Of liddlebuFy appointed Commissioners
70 take testimony
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

1-r L.s-4y3 z-ir-s s-Nev EuEiari "a.
l.i.-= e.-1la-1n --s fill The result is rr1i-
Ts-sl- lind lctiV4-y Inere = noe room
enough % N=.- Elr.an1 f4r tie raee. T-c-s
is -1c ---l enough ID the nest .cr The bird
du- Be- --s- e. 1r-- They e-e SPREAD al over
--1 ard -luksrs. brokers. ra!ray maua-
s. s--p carrl.ls, merchants Eucera-s
-l----s ministers, schCCluasuers. Wherever
work i wanted. there Tie Yankee zces The-
se1i % New England for nen II brains fsr
tie sane reason tla5 lHeg senc - tic noun
-ii-s -1r -im1er-5ecauss -heE grew -1ere-
fa- z1ue IRE l-ss d. they glover 20 him md
re=an5 his intrusion. Bgs rhe Ian zsss keen
-r- ,ain snd pe-sever-ng- sraking brains
l--ll-. prejudice. lut winning as every
throw arc even when they want % Dc
nlulce hi4 they have Co seni fore -u0scaos
Iankse 90 10 i1 lr them New Enz.a-5
furnishes the E-erlrure of the cou ruer.-
TIE hatred Ct New England is fer her urir-
ciules- TIE nams Of New England Is sy--
ouyulus with liberty she 5 tue true
tluncer upon this continent Of populz< ~
errmcn-. U Bascis-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

Noz- a-a-l PM BY q recent ar-.-aI
from Eurors comes tls intelligence that he
rebel 7essei sumter. which lay - long It
Gihralrl. and ~as Elaly sid. las teeu r.
paired II Bi-llenh1aa, Engiazd. and = ready
f5r sca.
Tic sc-sT steamer Slu-lz-ls-. intended
fer r1e Confe1era--s, was la-achei n the
week az Stockton.
The g1nboat bulk b Miller q s1rs. At
Liverpool, .cr tie Coulelsrat,=, vas also
launched In the week
ve=ses arriving out reror- -ha- tae pri7a-
-efr Alabama ha= destroyed -7rl lllre Amcr-
iean vessels. -he t-sldeu Eagle. Of Sew York.
anti -he Olive Jlne. 1f B.--.r. both --luatIe
sAiIs -ud arg Ca.. Senl--. at tae
Aiaisna. bod Pus -Fs at .i- petty officers
ea ha,rt aa English -aia--aliea landed
-hem as Drlvenpcrt- time 5f -ervi-e
ladar tie Confelrla-e Ia. having expired
and thy having asked iisc6ar-e-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10
--aso. oles-s elected aar-a 81. 1855.

school llc-rs elected Iarrh 3I- 1855
So. --lEtrr.5-. Z 3. Eng. ss5v-
@. La-z- F-.-s7sr- C5uai-ss. G.
.--- T-s-e-a-. T. B. El-.zlv;
l ElHa-n. -Ils.o-, q E. 1oo-
-lz -- .e1-s I'D ,-ea--l-
l-s----rE- -1.--il-s-1-s-. ?. =. Bll-u.
E----3 &C. lG---el. P--asa.i1E Cs-u-.-
& s. 81 1sze. Henry Eli.s. J1a1 Brooks;
. Daniel 8-5zrz. C1Lsc.1r. :. EIa,-
Tax J. cents On the dollar
-.s----- So. -I-JGas---,-. = :. T,,,
Crt. C. r. Drew, P-1zs1t1i Clu----s-. A.
-l--- T-s1--s-, P R-EaF-s7- C1Es-t1-, c.
81 Drew. Tax g .an-s % the 51-l-
r---r--- So r----F5 is-1--- John L.sc1n
C--.LB sga-sr- P-ufsgtaI CsauiH-r. 7.
K wales. s. Allen. Jas Lewis. T-s1su-s-. =
j. l5svz-i- Csls-.s-, :. Hln-1--1n, -ilt-.7~.
u E. Br--z-aiL-
Tax ~ cer-s ln tie dollar
--srua-- No. -s.-1lsss---sr, G. :. E5nzzis,
C.-s. uan L71z. F-lssr.5-l Canine. g
-lz--is. (. Petersen. E u vlnsiek-ia,
T----- T. n Ei-1-s Cs--s----, :. H1alzg-
-r o. ,-z - --- l--4r-
I-.----- So. -A--H-e.---1-. -1as. Russell
c...-. r. +. Vl-a=. P--5s1.al- C1aH---s. :.
- L---. 7y P T---s. @. C. P-7-e-. Ten.
e. r A--z. CsUsz5-. s. E-zzsE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

We a-s se.-esset to stass taa= E1a- d
aiel Nsed--a, of Hartford, Delegate EoG
tie Vermont STATE Agricultural Soc;ety .
Hamburg, VII rccetvs samples Of wooi z.-h
weigh. Of aeecs and photographs of shsep a1r
exhibition a. TIE Zreat International Far =
&c held Il July aezt
Parties intending . send s-ock g =schi-
nerv must notify Gel Sestham = the 18th
dlv If April.
Samples Of wool -nt photographs Of sheep
VII Be received b 1lr Needhan auv tine
previous 70 re first day Of June
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

3l-zsl-sA1r -----l-s-L-Ths lEsa51-
az Hsrr'd, IN sillil- 81 Financial 1.1l-s
" --s Ansrica1 Board, SAYS
Tie receipts of -.s Boari 5r --e z-sr siz
months ef .hs current ila1cill -s1-. I'd % The
first Of Marcia. h--e besu from 5cu1-i1us- s-s-.
-e-, and from leg1cies, $50 So, total. s-1s-
"a -ur.-s the -arrss1lulluE months e -asr
Tsar the amount vac from tcra5crs. sI05. .f1l.
AMI -a-ae.ez- =2I 80, -1t4i. SL3t.sL3 Fr Tie
-azt 81 months q LIST vear -la ra-ei--s from
thee Two s1uI-es ~s-c S-S4 I1I. nearly s- rsr
cent more han flr he i-z- 81 Snc--i -le
prrpor-icna-e increase during the -lssr months
b lie sane rhs vsa-, he tnccue from tLese
sources Sr the ~dcie -ear ~-1ld AMOUNT q not
.-r from S315 --lG
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

Fzcg GA--Ezros The Ser Orleans cor
-e=ponder- OF tse World writing ,Ia.ch
80, sa-s that CT tie Ssh CT Januar7. tie
Bro KIN, Ea-1b6iu. Irl-ca, S.iora ard CAY
u-a. al~a1crd uP the harbor at Galveston
lni opened ire en- the rebel batJerie=. throw
iny aI-1 4 few shells into me CITY After as
serrainins The strength and positions Of the
batteries. thev withdrew.
Gal~=-tln r. now f5r-ifed 5v the --ia -hore
ba1-cr-. q. rhe east end Of -hc Island Fort
Point .at-cr-. ~ the west end A. new iattr-
r. H,arl~ mi,lwas hcrreen these ue0 3 lack
Il -ti- rho eii fert a-rl- from rbe iorr. 20
-bc other Shore. -tr Pelican SPIT BATTERY
lad reyu-i.~ Fort Point. the Bolivar Plins
lausrr
TIE guns cd rie Harriet Lane sni Wet
felI have --u mounted IN the batteries, in
addition % thl-e already there. The in
s4sre' battery i- eassmar,,i. AMI las Loo
p5znd~r riie,i, and anosher rifed gan, both
frem The lane
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

The L1-c1n -Nses makes TIE Gl.c~in.-
statement :or tle be1eit CT Engl-ah-,ar. a.
Ter presenting the aers II reference u ,Ee
Alabama and comparing the course taken
hT the English government with that ;aksn
by the government af the United States in 1
si1ila- case.
Thai the 4lfda-.a ought Il have been stopped
Is certain. and il 8 sg1aliF certain thar II tie
British government had displayed Il much en-
sryy Is the American government displayed IN
l,55, she would never have LEFT The pert Of
LivgrpooL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

,r7Pr.-- n --- -.------i ,-rI-1-e lc--
er from H--m1ra= lIl--l g stete- thar
llere were Hllrc than --7sn-r sail IF The bar.
only fourteen % wliel were under The Uni--
ed states 6a-. and i-r-e number or north
er1 vessels we're iving the British ensign
-Four steamers were LETTERING rte vessels ana
bringing their carZ>s= u rls r--z- J ler-s
starelouse t1r the reception CT carz-es "a
hr-it-1Z. t-o1ds cleared = Se--Fork - 5e-
4 b-1cd That thev should y delivered Z Mex
ico ana b. sold 70 ,fszica-s were constantly
arriving, and II r'urse went. =o1ner Or later
t1 -hs c8uf-i-ra5c- in T-zas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

ILers =.ls grand Cnion demonstration
ID Washington On tie 3Ist ut under tie
auspices Of the nGnieipal government Ac-
eodnus ay that 50 much enthusiasm was
lsver befo-e manifested n Washington, and
10 public meeting has called forth 50 deside.i
an expression Of public opiaion-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

EICIIESG BATHS OVER AGAIv.-Il = i LIZ
tie CURIOUS that 80 many battIe-iells haTe
been twice bought on, IN this var T. the
previous lizS must nay bs added Gen. 6I-
more engagement Eirh Pegran near Som-
e-set, vhe-s Zor:eo5sr WIS killed IittIe 1c-a
SAa7 l year eso L the s-zs of lie series Ct
vic1orie= thar Sc iaspiriaed the North VII
the present spring b ls fruitful Of SUCCESSES
Il tie last
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

IL 3-u Ra1-IzSr-A pri-1ts Isl-er
from ere of the 9rh Vermont, d.ued Ctizza
1llrch =, sa-s "Oz- rsg;zens Is 5r5s9ed
70 cold-ct tie Erisoae-z ron This ci-y 70
Baltimore tFo companies leave saeh 5a-
I'll Al a-e -o-e"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

A .rrier from eHe II the 18th Eec-. IN
W alton Jaau7tai =avs --ten- >J1ugiiuln had
oe=n rT mg Dor a .1uc time O. ct his brigade
down la tie front Old General Casey told
him tie lass tine lie vas AZ Washington.
that &c g. might y % the Gout CT . RE
u, = 1ade 10 -5l1srcrcc q In, Sus
ti.is Brisz-e was not gong u1iess hs vsrr
WIKI t. -or We were tie onlT rzoorz he had
thar he eould depend upon CaseT's diTis-
iea : for the detsnses Of Washington =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

Two Mlr- p4Y.-A late number 9ftiie
RirIul. Hd Ea'lrirer. ha- a philosophical ar
-i-le u-cn rh. lad ,aii- e elsir- -h-ae maals
rer ear Tic ei.t1r r-z-s tha- rFo mes-s
are auielT sufficient, aG1lnr that under the
present. condirion q st;lirs, and tie silor-nsss
Of provisions. sit n nearly as bad 70 grow
flt ss to -et rich On the CsnfeieraeT-"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

CUAz-Ss As1 IHr CossczTTr1s Ats
-reEarv >e-rrr.i, iH evening II rT- age, IN
--'Jueed delegation ri t'i-aSgr- % the Pre-
-i..eut- with rham -.ieT bad long Interview.
Their lcutl1u 81 -lrFozei Co have been tar
exemption .rlfH the Operation VI the Nauln-
nj Militia art- from rti'-l husrFer il i- said
be- Informed ruaa he nai no power to
eEeu-e -hfni- lni,r tar explicit terms ef tie
r-r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

Elacs -akes F..erty, plenty nases pride,
Pride breeds quarrel and quarrel brings war
wa- brings SPOIL and sPol poverty povsrsy
oegeIs patience, and patience peace- So
peaes bEings VIZ. and war brings peace
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

II Fal-cu wits rum Washington.
March Sch, lan rh=t p=T IT four
months "a due q ire First Veruant Bri.-lie,
an'i taar 1lajor Halssy Expects 20 pa- them
daring this Eees =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

TIE us.le A. 1csil,ur1i g. B. W leon was
an inventor National " h--sI.- was man-
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cut IA i-69 The iisilleia.. uuaaler ufiflt.
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70 ID lsii. le,925. Ire maze 81 tie
lass year. wguld have i.-a TerI lIarl larger
but TOR the total annihilafion II al southern
trade
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

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e3nceurT-ire-l ar fairilz Station. the scene 1f
-u,uehrsn-, capture. TIE Vermont cavalry
Wn- ordered there ~t-t-r.lar. Waltau's
ItEs7. Corr. lla--h r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10


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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-06

SaeannGk, Ca, Fsb 2s--The steamer
Nashville in coming up the 0geeohee River
last night grounded on sand bar before Fort
MoAllisler aud was discovered by the Yankee
feet. The Yankee ironclad opened FIRE
across the marsh at the Nashville at 30 minutes
past seven o clock and continued Il until ten
O'Clock, when an inoendiary shell struck the
Nashville and set her on Ere She Is now a
total wreck
The fort fred upon the ironclad and hi,
her twice. Other gunboat Of the fleet fired at
the fort but did no damage,
The Herald's special says there is pro
tracred session OF the Cabinet to-day. Rumors
OF important changes in that council has been
received
The steamship Northern Light from Aspin-
wall is coming up.
The Tribunes special Washington the 9th,
says John Hauqhurst G n Watson, VIM }
Borman have been appointed Commissioners
for Virginia, under the law providing for the
sale Of lands on which direct tax has not been
paid.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-06
Cincinnati Market.

OiNNiNNAll y h1'Nh y
FL0UR-Market closed completely unset.
tied, under the decline of Gold and great
panic in New York, quotations entirely nom
NAL
WHISKY-Sold at 45 in forenoon, bu,
this rate had no reference to the market after
Change,
WHEAT--Demand fair in the morning, at
| 25al % for prime TO choice red, ! 30@
33 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
| 35@l 80 TOR prime to choice Kentucky
white After dispatches from New York were
made public buyers withdrew.
C0RN--Market closed dull and nominal
Ear at 62@63 in bulk; shelled at 62@63 in
bulk, and at 75@76 including new reserved
gunnies.
OATS---Demand moderate, offering liberal
market dull. We quote at 69@70 in bulk
at 79@90 including sacks.
RYE-Market remains dull, prices ar,
unchanged at 95@96 for prime samples on
arrival
BARDEY-The demand is fair. Prime
TALL at cool 60 state spring, prime tC
choice, at j0@l CO.
GROCERIES-Market dull, and unsettled
sugar l29@l4 coffee 1906, molasses
55@63