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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
SOLDIERS, VOTING

The Lypnss has charged that thou,ands upon
thousands Of soldiers were especially inrioughed io
cDiIc Ia Ncwlork 10 vote the Ecpubiican iiraet.
I'M THU NJ demanded authority. lEAPcss.
% no you can't creep off in thai way You
charged that the Unioh soldiers who were nj
home and voted NJ cur late election "yolxl1
squads, by military order, under oiliciS
ton" whereby Republicans were "di. a ~
and You COPIED approvingly the assertion Of
1he Joprnoi Of Commene that
AT some OF tie polls squads Of tiOops presented
Themselves, ~ # ~ rolcal, acconiitd by bcTscans
win sdc.arins.'
Now, we clallcngc you to prove jut this
your assertion that the soldiers voted, not freely
and their own judgments dictated, like other
citizens, but "by military order, under official
direction" All this needs no Committee, and
no laborcd investigation. Either these things
tool, place, right here in Ncw-York or you have
stated what Is no. the truth. VIII you try for
once TO be manly, and either prove what you
have asserted or own that you cannot
THAT some soldiers obtained lurloughs with
a view to voting rs well as visiting their homes
and families, We do not doubt, but they were
not 50 many ~ they should have been. In our
township, out Of eighty soldiers gone to the war,
not one was az home to vote, though seventy
four Or five Of them are Republicans. SO il was
in many places, though not everywhere. Had
all the soldiers voted, Judge Low would have
b.eu reiuyuol 10 luc Senate bV uL least UUU
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

Minnesota is not behind her sister States III
devotion TO the Union. stephen WILDER, the
Union candidate for Governor, is elected by
10, 900 majority a gain Of nearly G,OoO from last
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
THE GETTYSBURG CEMETERY
To the A.so, lated Pres.

Marshol Lamon is perfccting his parf"' tao
arrangements FOX tho dedication OF tho ue't!'""t
Cemetery. All hcaI,ol Departments AID other P'0uH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

II is settled that four Unconditional Unionists
and one Secessionist are chosen to Congress
from Maryland.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Steamship Jur,

Arrival OF the Steamship Jura.
PORTLAND, Feb. 25 The Jura, from Liver
pool 18th, and Londonderry 18th, arrived to-
day, with Ave days later news --5 ,iss N.
The Times repudiates Mason'a remarks at
the Lord Mayors banquet, saying he was
much too fast and the proceedings meaDt moth
ing. Mason at this banquet predicted speedy
friendly relations between the British and rebel
Governments. va .i"
Cotton declined 11sc. Breadstuffs dull Flour
easier. Provisions fiat. ls.
Consuls closed Saturday 925A@92M. 'H
The London Times reterates it's belief that
the rising of the Poles is thoroughly nation
al affair and is headed by the Catholic priests
II is said the insurgents appear to be iucreas.
ing and keeping hold on whole provinces Of the
country.
The Sumter had left Gibraltar, destin alton
unknown. 4p
The reply of President Lincoln to the Mon
chester address was published. IL deplores the
aufferings occasioned by the cotton famine, re-
oices that the, efforts to create sympathy for
the secessionists failed, eulogizes the utteran-
ces of the Manchester meeting as sublime he
roism, and expresses an earnest desire for per-
petual peace between the two nations. fH
A great meeting held at Bolton expresse ed
warm sympathy for the North.
The ship George Griswod. with food, arrived
at Liverpool on the 9Th. On entering the Mer-
sey she was received with salute Of cannon
from the fort and the dipping of colora. The
public demonstration had not yet taken place
The Paris Moniteur in noticing the CORES.
pondence in the intercepted Confederate dis
patches, Gays the so-csled consul of rance il
Texas is not even paid consular agent Of
France at Galveston. He acted as a kind Of
deputy to the consul at New Orleans. The only
instructions he received from France were Il
maintain the greatest reserve and carefully ab
stain from every kind of political interference,
in the affairs Of the country. The Ffenchma
alluded 10 at Richmond was simply chancel
lor of the consulate Of France! Ifluaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
CincInnnti markot.-Feb. "a.

FL0UR-The market was armer, under the news from
New York, and uperne that was offered freely yester
day at IS 30 could have been sold 10 moderate extent
at SO co. but there 10 not much disposition to SELL and
after the dispatches made public samples were
orally Withdrawn We now quote as the nominal ask.
Ing price, s66 10 for sapeiaOe So 1896 2s for extra
WHEAT-There was good demand. partly specula-
tive induced by the advces from New York and prices
advanced Sc per bush the market closing firm at 81 80
for prime red. 81 1901 IS for prime Uhie Indiana
white, and 81 3791 40 for prime to choice Kentucky
white. The sales comprise about 5000 bush.
C0RN-The demand continues good, with only med
crate supply, and prices are tending Upward, but are
not quotaby higher We quote shelled or ear at 465r
in bulk, and shelled at 74Q75c, including sacks.
0ATe-There was an improved demand and a fifmer
feeling In the Market but prices did not undergo any
change and we csntnue TO quote them at zoe In bulk
and sOc, sacks included with sales OF 5000 bush these
figures.
RYB-Is steady, with fair demand at 81 O39l O5
for prime samples on arrival. .-. 4
BARLEY-Rulep firm with good demand and light
supply. We quote prime fall at 81 co. and prime State
spring at u So chidago spring sells at prices ranging
81 COOL 70 for spring and fall, but these figures
above views Of buyers and there was nothing done
The prices offered are 81 509l 60. .r
HAYS in good Ieques: with an improved demand
thy In bales on arrival, and sl791s from store.
WH1sKY--A dull market, but prices are unchanged
The Bales we're confined to 900 bbs at 5l5l c the lat
ter rate for wagon.
GR0oERIEs-The advices from New York unsettled
the market and caused buoysnt feeling in all articles.
Coffee is held at 33936c; Sugar at 12h9l4c and Teas
OF all kinds held l6c higher. Molasses is quoted
55c for old and 6s963c for new crop New Orleans.
5EEDS-The market for Glover remains dull, the de-
mand being limited, though the offerings are not large
It Is quoted at go 059U rs in bags and barrels with
small sales at these figures Timothy Is held at S2 so
O. 60 on ARRIVAL and 81 6592 rs from store. Nothing
doing in Flax.
OiL-Linseed has advanced to 81 co. with sales of 30
barrels at this price.
E,u,1sr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

The JUVENILE CONCERT AT WESLEY CHAPEL.
we, In common with hundreds of others Of
our fellow citizsne, have been delighted with
the Concelt, Of the Juvenile Choir of Wesley
Chapel on North High street. in former seasons,
and are, therefore, pleased to learn that this
band, numbering at present some two hundred
and fifty well trained youthful singers, will give
one of their musical entertainments to the
public at the Chapel this (Thussdsy) evening
The selections for this Concert are, with a ain,
gle exception. all new, and considering the nov
city of the thing, and the number of we'll
trained voices that will unite in the songs and
choruses, twill form the finest musical enter
tainment Of the season. The Chapel has, on
former eimilar occasions, been generally closely
crowded; it, therefore, behoOveh those who at
teLd, to go early. -..s ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
From vIcKsBURe.'


CAIRo, Feb. 25.-The steamer Kennett from
vicksburg 20sh, says the mortar boats still
maintained their position, and FIRE an occasional
shot, The rebels reply whenever any boat ap-
proaches the point. A scow has been run
through the canal. Work on It is steadily pro.
gressing. Three thousand men are said TO be
at work daily on the Peninsula.s
The steamer Belle, from Memphis, landed
Monday night on the Arkansas side, thirty.six
miles above Memphis, to put off passengers
She no sooner touched the shore than dozen
guerrilas rushed aboard and attempted to get
possession Of her. The boat immediately
backed out and the guerrillas were forced to
jump ashore. They atterWard fired on the boat
doing no damage. sfh %
Nothing has been heard at the feet OF the
Indianols or Queen of the West, Nothing i'm
portant from Lake Providence. 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

WAsHIsGroit, Feb. 25.-Itis probable that the
COMMITTEES on the Conduct Of the War will re-
port to Congress an important matter before
the close Of the session., General Mcclellan
will be exsminBd to morrow. al
A resolution of the Legislature OF New
Mexico was presented ITO the Senate to-day
asking Icompensation TO the owners OF about
elk hundred Indian captiyes about TO be liber-
ated by the courts, and the passage Of Law
70 return them to their several tribes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
her representation will have in II all the excen-
triciiy and potent wilchery which Scott has at
tributed to the original Meg Merriles.
Wanted,
A LII kinds Of help at wsgnsr's Dining HALL;
IA feb2l-dlW
Candidate for Mayor.

The undersigned Is candidate for Mayor Of
this city. Circumstance, combined with aolici-
tatons from numerous citizens. induce me to
offer myself as a candidate for that Office, at
the eneuing Spring election, subject to the Dem
ocratc Convention. therefore invoke the
warm and generous support Of my old friends,
who have SO often cheered me on in my busi-
ness for over thirty years. They know how
suitable would be the capacity; how deserved
the honors Of the station, and with what care
and fidelity would discharge the trust repoaed
in me. Respectfully,
EuskI'.tE CIV. KENT, Sr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
new YORK stock MarRst.-Feb. 2g.

Stocks dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island 932;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 08 Chicago and North
western LIST bonds II; Milwaukee Praire du Chen
39H; PittsbuTg Fort Wayne and Chicago 61; Oleve-
Anu Toledo 10. oaiena and Chicago 93%; oleve.
land and Pittsburg 6sh Illinois Central SCRIPT 81; Mchi.
gan Southern 6X; Michigan Central 9s; Missouri 6's
65A; Tennessee SIS bonds 30 Illinois loan 1903;
U. s. 6's year certificates g7X Treasury 7.3O l05I;
Demand Note 17iZ Terra Haue preferred I'd %; Michi
gan Southern % bonds l03 Illinois Central bonds l2s,
Michigan Southern scrip l1g2; Erie 9Th bonds lllM
U, B. 6s registered 10lK: U. 8. Sc IA registered 90;
U. s. SIS "a Coupons 96k; U. 8. 6's 'sl l02H; do
Registered 1907. II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
Cleveland MaIkot-Feb. "a.

FL0UR-sales $40 brls country brands red wheat at
&c 62K06 SIX,
WHEAT-Msrket excited and higher Gales 1000,
5000 and 600 hnsh from store at 81 49, and 5000 bush
at 81 AZ.
o0RN-Quiet. No sales reported.
MEATS-eales tons shoulders, IL salt, st4Mc
BBANS-Sales at 81 25,
TALL0W-sales country rendered at gzc.
CHEBSE-sales Hamburg at 12c:
RUTHERFORD qualities are scarce and in demand at
full prices, We quote the market at l6922c for all
grades. ftGt +lf l.a..r IA
KGGs Scarce and firm at 2ic. .-..,,.
~ 49, Leader
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

PRAYER FOR CoLLKGEs, ETo.-The last Thurs.
day in February has been set apart for some
yearsby the churches, as day Of prayer for
our Colleges aud Seminaries OF learning To-
day the Union morning prayer meeting will be
prolonged to one hour from eight to nine
O'Clock, and in the afternoon at three O'Clock
there will be onion prayer meeting st the
Fret Presbyterian Church. All are invited TO
attend these meetiDrs ...4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

WAsHINoToN, Feb. 25.-Judge Watts, dele
gate from New Mexico, has received advices
from Elpaso that the French, 1000 strong, have
captured Guarymas, and were marching on
Hermosilla, the Capital of the Mexican State
OF Sonora. The reason for the invasion is
stated to be In consequence of Gov. Petquere
confscating the goods of Frenchmen and ban
iehing them from Sonora.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

THR Weatminster Church Festival will take
place at Amboa Hall tbjs (Thursdas) evening,
commencing at seven o'clock, Arrangements
have breb madafor rendering this Festival on
agreeable and social interview for the guests
who may attend Let be literally patron
L. al !. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

The best advice that can be taken is to saus
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvILLED TooTH PAsTE.-
Call for it at Studer's, Msrpie's, samuels,
Robert's, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den
ig's, Ridgwsy's, J. Fowler's, D. D. S., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere
Try It one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

DhAMATc ON DIR 1T is reported, upon what
lie said to be good authority, that our fellow
citizen John NJ. Kinney is sbout psrfeo.ing ar
raDgements WITH gentleman Of New York city
ior erecting tho ensuiDg season on High street,
a spacious and magnificent Theater. Go ahead
with the enterprise,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

The Unigersslist Sunday School Exhibition
will like place at Ambos Hall on Thursday eve
ming Of next. week, It will consist principally
Of vocal muaic and interesting tabeaux. Tho
Exhibition last year Ens much admired. We
are assured the one next week will eclipse that.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
So i,7 Wanted,
A SMALL House, with from nye to six rooms.
N Inquire, at Wagner's Dining Hall.

2 y The ArHrsEuM- MRs. WAILlR As Mhs. HAL.
i aIER AND MKa MKRRILEs.--Mrs. Wallar appeared
in new character at the Athensum last even.
ing. As Mra, Haller in the charming play of
the Stranger, she showed her power to represent
to the life the geutier passions as well as those
of the more tempestuoua and darker kind. In
this character sbe manifested her truly feni-
nine geniua, portraying it'as none but trne
woman can. The whole play was most happily
rendered ~tHHt"
yThis Thursday evening, MIS-. Wallar ap.
pears on the boards at the Atheneum in still
"a Anether new chsractcrlha Of Meg Merriles
Wlslso graphically drswn "a sccts's popular novel
OF Guy Mannering Tae Ipress Of the cities,
where Mrs. waliar has played Meg Merriles,
.1alhspssk IN the moss extraysgant terms Of heI
rendition of the part We have no doubt that
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
Rebels Advancing on Franklin, Ten
MaBBG0,

NASHVILLE, Feb. 25.--Gen. Wheeler's whole
force, four brigades of Cavalry, is this side Of
Columbia, Tennessee, and is reported carrying
off all the able bodied contrabands south A
portion was within four miles of Franklin last
night. The Federal lines are at Frankllr
There is q large force under Gen. Gilbert at
that place. No fears are apprehended OF an
attack, The rebels report Forests death. II
is not believed however. ~, s,,. 5t-.,...i !.
q, The railroad runs to Harpeth river, one mile
this side of Franklin. ~ ere
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

New YoRK, Feb. 25.-A dispatch received
per the steamship Glasgow states the new
steamer 296 was lying at anchor iu the Mersey
on the 5tb, and was expected to sail In few
days for rebel rendezvous. . .il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

DUPoNT's Mills, DEL. Feb. 25.-An explosion
of one of the upper mills at High Yard took
place at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. Thirteen
lives we're lost. The cause of the explosion is
unknown. Fa. 4r...r...
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THE
CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE

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A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
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through medical humbug and quackery.
By incloslng postpaid addressed envelope, single
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

IL VI q
KrNNIY's Grand Combination Exhibition
will be presented ut Odd Fellows Hall, Z,nes-
Vile, on tomorrow (Friday) evening and on
Saturday evening Our friends in zinesvile
will find this exhibition something worth visit
ing. The Bible Panorama is series Of beauti-
ful delineations of striking scenes and events
in sacred history, and the lectures and recita-
tlons Of Professor Edwards are very instructive
and interesting But the concerts Of Miss Ju.
lia Barton are the great charm Of these enter
tainments. She is among the first Of Ameri-
can vocalists, and all who have heard her here
speak in her praise. We feel sure that her Wis
1t 70 Zsnesyille viii be gratifying to the mu-
sical public there. 2 A sgae' se gs ,,.,,
From z,nesville Mr.. KinIey's company 60 to
Lancaster, Circleville, etc. 't'iesv H''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
Money Msrkst--Feb. 2S

Money steady at 9 per cent.
Sterling exchange decidedly bisher. We quote at
le49ls6 for Mefchants and le691s7 for Bankers
bills.
Gold opened quiet a, TX per cent and closing firm
at 72@72h per cent.
Government stocks frmer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

BREAD, biscuit, cakes and puddipgs, going
through the process of baking, change all the
substance Of Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Sal
eratus into carbonic acid gas, which then pass
es away, 60 that there is not particle of it
remaining in he food in which 1t Is used, there
by making it perfectly wholesome and healthy,
and peculiarly adapted to weak stomachs ana
dyspeltc persons, Grocers and Druggists sell
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
TO MARRIED MEN,

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torStin1 and important subject, which will be valu-
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couple Of any age condition in life The infornatn
will be sent BY mail to any address the receipt Of rs
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All lsttors should be addressed 10 t-. f-..-I
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Don't Want

pEoPLE to take away my Oyster Shells on Oak street
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State and Local News.
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Homovcd from his old office.
DI. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus, o.. has devoted himself for series Of years
Otns treatment Of certain private diseases. He mayb
conhulted at his oace broadway, tbs Exchange
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From FSr,eardisg Merchant cfa. Louis, Feb. q
ASA MoRGUDGF.
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Bilious Disorders-Liver Complaints

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