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SY TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK, =. M.
TO THE FREEMAN.

Nav YORK, April l. The captain of the
British barque Cruise, who arrived yesterday
from st. Thomas, March 18th, reports the Eng
lish screw steamers Pet, from England, and To
riers, when had previously landed cargo of
cotton in Porto Rico, from Mobile both sailed
on the 18th for some Southern port.
1t was rumored at Memphis on the 25th that
the iron clad Lafayette was expecting to make
an attempt to run the blockade at Vcksburg on
the night of the 28th of March.
Hilton Head letter of the 9th ult says we
have received into our lines several des3res from
the rebel detences at Causton's Bluffs and Thun-
derbolt, who affirm that the daily rations of the
troops consist only of four ounces of bacon and
seven of corn meal. Many of the rebel troops
have fallen sick, and all are fearing sickness.
From what is deemed a source entirely trust
worthy, learn that all the women and chill
ldren have been ordered out of Savannah. They
left the ciJy on Monday and Tuesday. This
measure was induced, not more by fear of at
tack than by The inability of the commanding
general to subsist his troops while 50 many non
combatants were to be fed.
The HeraLd's Washington dispatch gays in
telligence received tonight from Winchester,
Va, shows that by recent Reconnaissance 1t has
been ascertained that there is no rebel force
within 80 miles Of that pace.
Arrangements hav, been made for the ex-
change Of all Union officers held by the rebels
Surgeon General Hammond has instructed the
surgeons in charge Of the hospitals to send tc
e Baltimore Immediately all rebel officers who are
j able to be removed, preparatory to sending them
, to City Point for exchange
1t is said that the President has positively re
fused for the present, to grant authority to rals
more negro regiments
The World's dispatch says the President sit
the army of the Potomac tomorrow, if the
weather permits.
! The Tribune has despatch dated Gen. Couch
headquarters, March 3lst, which says Maj
Cen Howard, commanding the second division
of Couche's corps has been assigned temporarll
to the command Of the llth corps; Gen. Sigel
Cen Gbbon is assigned to the command c
y Towards division. The recent rains and tn
N snow storm OF last night, left the roads in
u very bad condition.
Col. T. Owen has been appointed Brigade
General by tbs President
Tue Commissary Department is issuing cor
. neal twice a week TO all men in their sever
commands who wish it.
A letter in the World says Fort Pemberto
m at Greenwood, Mississippi, is composed of I
less than 20 900 bales of cotton, over which
covering of earth is thrown.
At II o'clock Gold was quoted at 1855 B.
, At 12:45, 1,57.
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The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
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side palpitaion OF the heart whites, all nervous ahec
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disturbed sleep VIII h from interruption OF nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of in the treatment OF
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the m oss efecual NEEDY 1own for all CONE
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They are thousands who have used them AZ o
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| Lt"v mail, promptly, by re ling to the PRO
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS


CAREY's C.fHARrIc CANDHs - PRBGNAscY. During
this deli situation ladies will experience great reef
by using this mild caharc medicine for correcting those
and nauseatng sickness to which hey are
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the circulate and purify and expsi all those humors
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tbAt the NEST delicate constitution may "a them with
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CR0CgGEEgY WARE

Having determined to CLOSE OUT my stock CAO IN
ERY, it is offered much below the ru' price 1ho -
sortment is LARGs, and comprises the newest anu oe
at lies Of B00TES" Celebrated Ware 1t was purcnSSe'
before the heavy advances, and will DE sou c0r
respOndingy low, d. -
MOntpelier, March 49, 1863.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RENE DY
10 SIa JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine unfang in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female Constitution *.
all excuses and removes all DISTRACTIONS
from Whatever cause and speedy cure may be relied
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the moRthly period With regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
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are sure to bring on Miscarriage but at every other
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In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
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ton Paptaton of the Heart Lowness of Spirits, Hys-
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Full drectasns in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing % pills, and encirced with the
Government Stamp of Britain, be sent post free
or s LOO and postage stamps.
sold by all Druggists. nov2Sly&mWa
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COUGH, C0LD, OR AN IRRIrATED THROAT,
SLOWED progress results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, ott, ntmes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE3
reach directly the F4cted parts and give almost nsan
relief. In BRosCLiRIs, ASTHMA aud CArASRH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use 9th
Troehees and their extended use caused them to be
countertited. Be guard against worthless mita
tions Obtain only the GENUINE BRows's BKo-oHIAL
TRooHHRs which have prov their efficacy by test OF
many years PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Treehes. Military officers soldiers who overax
the and exposed sudden changes should have
EN-. sold everywhere at 25 cents per box
EDITOR OF FREEuAN :--Dsar Sir, with your permission
wish to say the readers of your paper, that will
end by mail to all who wish it, (ree) Recipe,
with full directions for making nd using simple Vegs
table Balm that will efectually in ten days,
Pmples, Sloches, Tan, Freckles and all impurities OF
the skin, leaving the same, SOFT smooth, clear and
beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Id Heads or
Bare Faces SIMPLE directions and inform alton that will
enable them TO start full growth OF Luxurisnt Hair
Whiskers, mousachs, in less that thirty days I'll
applications answered. by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours,
TH0S. T. CHAPMAN enlist,
fllm2 No 1871 Broadway New York.
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Note Lost.

4 OST last week, Promissary Note, dated Rexhury
Narch4 1888 or sixty SIX dollars payable to =. &.
stanton OF bearer, on demand, and signed by Lyman
Powss Tn. fnder Of said Note wilt be spitaby rswsfd
I'd BY returning the same TO the subsc ber
The Public are cautioned against buying said Soe ~
the payment OF it has been stopped. ,,rhy
Kexbury, March 10. 1853. I.a. .E@
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100 600 BARRELS r THE
lUU,UUU LODI MANU- ACQUIRING cos
pOUHESETTE.

This Company, with capital Of 10000 the most e1
tensve of the kind in the world and experience
of over years with reputation long established, hay
ing also the extensive contrae of all the ght soil OF the
great city of New York prepared furnish an art
Gle Nnioh without boub the cheapest and uery best FER
liz market It greatly inc the yield and ri
pens he crep from two to three at an ex
pence of from hres to four dollars per acre. with little or
no labor.
Also FIFTY TONS Of BONE TAFEU, being mixture
of bone and night soil ground nue at 45$ per tona su-
perior article for grain and grass
A pamphlet, containing all necessary information, may
be had Tree by address ing letter tn subscrib r.
JAMES FOSTER,
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Company,
&C. CourIand ST., N. Y.
JANIS, G. French, Agent. Montpelier, VT 6F i'm.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

shall leave my Office Monday, March 23d, 70 De
ohsent abeu four weeks. Notice of my return VIII DC
io in mas paper During my absence. ny office Will
20 lent optn and persons wishing operations on eeth'
he waited upon by Mr.. G.. II. Fuller, gAo has been
nay JOHN NJ. CONEGYs, Dentist
Montpelier, March IL, 1863 '&"u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18

DARRELL MARKHAM; or, The Captain of the
Vulture. By Miss NJ f, Braddon, author Of
"Aurora Floyd," 'Jobn Msrchmont's Leg.
acy," "The Lady Lisle," etc
10 point of development of character, and in
tricacy of plot, this book is sbout midway be-
tween "Lady Audley' Secret" and "The Lady
Lisle;" as regards interest and disunctness of
narration, it is novice inferior to either. The
sympathy of the reader could net we'll fail to
arise fer Millicent Duke, and her troubles; but
We farcy that there are husbands-some few
very few, OF course--who will sympsthize lit
tie with Mr. Samuel Parker, and rejoice in the
happy change of his consort's temper, no mat.
ter what tho cause. The sympathy of the
reader takes another turn in regard to Mill.
cents husband, and bis double-the fate met
by both being sa.isfac ory to every one but the
parties themselves. This novel will add to
Miss Braddon's popularity with her admirers,
who, IL 10 needless to say, form very large
part Of the community. -
Its price is fifty cents, paper cover; and seusn.
tyfus cents, cloth; and will be sent to any, sd-
dress In the United Stat.s. free Of postage.
Address Dick b Fitzgerald, Publishers, No. 1s
Ann street, New York.
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Lyon's Kathairon.

This delightful article for preserving and
beautifying the human hair is again put up by
the original proprietor, aud is now made with
the same care, skill and attention, which first
created ts immense and unprecedented sales
of over one million bottles annually 1t is
still. sold at 25 cents in large bottles. Two
million bottles can easily be sold in year
when 1t is again known that the Katbairou is
not only the most delightful hair dressing in
the world, but that 1t cleanses the scalp of
scurf and dandruff, gives the hair lively,
rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents it from
turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing. The Katbairon has been tested for
over twelve years, and is warranted as de-
scribed. Any lady who values beautiful head
of hair will use the Kathsiron. Il ia finely
perfumed, cheap and valuable. It is sold by
all respectable dealers throughout the world
D. 8. BARNES & CO.,
New York.
novQ6- ar WIN, .......
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.-AprIl ~.

IEV" HVTH IHHFH5t'-HpFIT TIC
oOTToN-Dull and lower, at 6Gc for middIlng up.
lands 80 ~
FL0UR-opened shade Armer and closed dull and
iavorlng buyers. Sales at 90 e097 for extra State;
~ 2S97 80 extra round hoop 0hoi 81 35D9 25 trade
brands.
WHIsKY-More active and lower with sales at Is
D45kc.
WHEAT-Dull and entirely nominal with some dis.
ponon 20 operate for forward delivery Sales Of choice
white Michigan at 81 90.
ooBN-Opened moro steady but closed dull at $50
Ole for sound and S9c for unsound
RYE--Dull and unchanged.
OATS. Scarce and hrm at e5dD67hc.
W00L-Dull with sales 10 600 lba domestio 1eece nj
600, eoo0 ID, flock pulled &c., and 1000 lbs coarse uu.
washed California at 37Kc.
P0RK-Without change.
BEEB-Stesdy. D
LAHp-Without decided change but rather more do.
ing, with sales at lO9lOkc including 1000 lbs for May
CHhEsE-Heavy and lower at llDl4c for common
to prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18

The ATHENEuM-THE SEvEN ERs.-This
beautiful spectacle, as produced at the Athene.
um under the new management, has many
novel, eccentric and amusing scenes and Incl.
dents. 1t is interspersed with aprightly songs
and dances; in the latter Mile Sophie and
Mons. Baptiatain produce quite sensation
with their graceful attitudes and movements a
Ia Francois. The closing acene in the Seven
Sisters is very splendid and beautiful, and is
OF itself well worth visit to the Atheneum.
The grand spectacle will be reproduced to.
night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18

"A feast Of reason and Cow Of soul" said
the woman, when she took her ran of biscuit
from the oven, and threw away four kinds Of
villainous compounds that she had purchased,
and which they called Saleratus. The same
lady keeps on talking, and says after one trial Of
Hsrrick Aliens Gold Medal saleratus, II any
one 10 not then satisfied that there is nothing
like 1t their unbelief will be their ruin. AT
retail everywhere, and at wholesale by most of
the Wholesale grocers. Depot liz Liberty
Street, New York.
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Olncinnati market.-AprII m,


RL0UR-A dull and heavy market but prices are with
out change. Wequote super1ne at 95 6505 as, which
the rates askedi extra 590@6 and fancy and family
&C 1905 40.
wHIsKY-A steady market, with sales Of 400 br, a,
42h@42xo. the latter rate for wagon.
MESS PORK NO demand.
LARD-sSo tcs prime country sold at 9Kc; city s held
at 100.
sHoULDERs-A moderate demand for bulk ,hould.
ers with sales Of $4,000 pounds heavy and we'll cut at
4No.
HAMs-Held at 6H@oXc. but sales Of light country
sugar pickle we'll cured and cut at &c. though we under.
stand lot was on the market at 7Xc. Smoked sugar
cured hams are wanted at 109l0Kc, and some sales
have been made as high as II cents for August de.
livery.
COFPEE-U changed and quiet.
eUGAR-Without change.
M0LAS8ES-No change.
WHEAT-The market has not undergone anv chanue
since our last report The demand iS quite limited but
the offerings are light and holders are arm at full rates
We quote prime red at 81 259l %; Indiana or Ohio
white 81 3091 33 and prime to choice Kentucky white
81 359l 49, These are the asking rates No sales are
reported.
OoRN-We have no change to report In the market,
The demand and supply are about equal, and the mar
ket rules steady at go for or shelled in bulk with
sales Of 1900 bush at these figures sheIed Is held at
75c including new reserved gunnles.
OATb-A continued good demand with only moderate
offerings, and prices are again higher closing with
ther upward tendency. We quote uoe them at CSC
In bulk and 79c intending Sacks about 900 bush were
sold at the latter figure, and the Quartermater took
~ 700 bush at e6gS7c including sacks to be delivered
In Covngton, and payment to be made In Government
checks.
RYE--A dull and heavy market, but holders are
not willing to make any concessions, and quotations
are nominal Prime samples are offered at $50 without
buyers.
BARLEY-There ID limited inquiry and prices are to
great extent nominal. The best grades are held at
4Sl 5o Tor State spring and 81 559l 60 for fall.-
Qualities below prime are dull and unstable.
HAY-The market rules firm, with good demand and
light supply. We quote prime timothy at $50 per ton
In bales on arrival, and S21922 from store.
CHEHsE-The market Is steady with fair demand at
l4c for selected W. Reserve and Hh15c for Hamburg
and English Dairy.
BUTTBH-A continued dull market, but we have no
change to report In prices. Prime to choice roll 231
25c In bIls and 26@27c In small packages and common
to good at 10000.
eEED-There Is moderate business doing in clover
at % 1905 70 from store Tmothyis in but limited re-
quest at 81.
GazAtte.
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From Havana,

New YoRK, April 1.-THE steamer British
Queen, from Havana on the llth and Nassau
the 18Th, arrived to-day, The British neutral
steamer Margaret and Jessie, from Charleston
ou the 8th, arrived at Nassau on the IOtb,
gratifying the British there with the report that
the IIonsides and Keokuk were badly damaged
The ship Hardee, with a cargo OF co,l for
Ader!e's blockade runners, was wrecked on
the 10Th. Ship and cargo total loss,
Havana news is unimportant.
Nothing later from Vera Cruz.
The gunboats Vanderbilt and Sonora were
still at Havana The Octor DON sailed on the
9th on cruise. The North Star sailed on the
9th, after obtaining supply of water. The
British rebel steamers Ruby and Virginia we're
at Havana,
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ron THE STATES M AN
Last Nights Dispatches.
LLentonant OuA Img,s Account of th
engagement ON NanRemOnd River

Llentonant Qua AhImg,s Account of the
EnRagement ON NanRemOnd River.
WASHINGTON, April H. 1t. Commanding
Gushing sends to the Navy Department the
following dispatch:
U. 5. STEAMER Con-. BARNEY, NArsRhoND
RIVER, April A, 7:30 P. M.-This morning the
vessels from above came down, the Mt. Wash.
ington disabled. About ii 80 A. M. the enc
my opened on us with some pieces Of artillery,
giving us cross fire. At once We got under
way and went into action, silencing the enemy
in an hour. At about P. M. the rebels took
up q position within seven hundred Yards of
the Mount Washington, which was grounded,
and opened on us with both artillery and sharp
shooters. kept close to the disabled boat, and
fought the enemy until high water, when or
dered the Stepping Stone to take the Mount
Washington in tow. This was done under
a heavy fire, and Mt 5 P. M. I had the sat-
isfaction of silencing the enemy's batteries.
Our loss is three killed and seven wounded.
do not know as yet what the casualties are
on the other vessels. received eight rakinv
shots, but fortunately the engine is not disabled
can assure you that the Barney and her crew
are still in good fighting trim, and will beat
the enemy or sink at our posts. It is only
requisite to look at the Mount Washington to
see with what daring gallantry Lieut.. Lawson
fought his vessel. am now taking her in
tow, and shall anchor for the night where we
have fought all day.
Acting Rear. Admiral Lee telegraphs to the
Secretary of Newport News at 6 A. M. on the
18th, that reports from Lieut. Cushing and
Lawson are just received. The enemy has not
crossed the river, and there is every indication
that they are retreatlng, though they still have
some artillery and sharpshooters on the Nan
semond Our boats shot down number of
their men to-day with canister. We have three
wounded, making in oil five killed and eighteen
wounded, in our little Aotilla, to which, from
what l can learn, the fight hos been pretty
much confined.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18

FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED PaoP,
rRry IN COLUMBUS, on MERoHANDIsE.--TWo
houses and lots 10 the city Of Hudson, Wiscon-
sin--ope large, 6ne house, nearly new, con-
tanning eleven rooms, with all the furniture, one
Chickering's seven octave piano, etc. Two
business lots-one corner, both on the main
business street. A beautiful fam near the
city, we'll improved, good house, etc. Also, If
desired, six hundred and forty acres unimproved
land and twenty FIVE city lots we'll located. For
further particulars inquire of 8. seleck, Jr..
Beck Store, l5s South High street.
aprIS.d2 -ls. "a
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ORGANIZATION OF THE New BOARD OF EDUcL-
TIos.-The new Board of Education of this
city have had meeting, and organized as fol.
lows:
O@cers-Dr. VIM. Trevitt, Pres't; s. S.
Rickly, Sec'y; r. Wslkup, Treasurer. Com.
mittee on Teachers-Dr. m. Trevitt, s. s.
kickly, E. +. Bingham. Committee on Build.
ings-- --Messrs. Walkup, Loving and Bingham.
Committee on Claims a Supplles-Meesrs.
Dresel and Loving. Committee on Finance
Messrs. Dresel, Bi ngham and Rickly.