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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
D. 8. Mississippi Squadron.

ID cARo, IILnoIs, November 90, 1862.
WANTEDIN IN THE NAVAL s4UMD-
ssamsn and Lsnosmen 20 ship for the war. All per.
sons who will present at any Naval Rendez
vous In tho West at Cairo, having passed surgeons
examination prove that he has no chronic disease OF
dBabty Of any kind will have his expenses paid and
will be recsived into the Navy. No person need apply
who 10 not ablebcdsd and free from Oh every
hind. d. .,-i.r s|rl. Is. - -.
Great inducements are offered now to enter the Nays
In the t place the country wants me services Of eve
~ patriotic young man, and It will DO strange tne
West after raising 90 many toidiers can NOT man 'S
Navy.
There Ia every chance Of promotion to the higher
grades the pay good and subsistence better tnsn
OF the Army. The men have good homes. KIND ueat,
ment good hospitals when Sick and will DO wen careu
for In every way. Persons wishing to enter Will 10 e
ceved at Brie, Loulsvile st. Louis Chicago, oairo
Cincinnati and Jacksonville, where rendezvous are
open at all tmeH All persons will be required 70 DC
examined by Surgeon at tho Receiving Ship, and those
having any disability or disease need not come.
Persons entering will eolst as Seamen Ordinary sea
or Landsmen, and be promoted to the higher rates.
as they may be found qualified. Those who merit BY
good conduct galantry in battle, close attention to
their dutes will be recommended to the higher grades
OF officers. 70 s4f t.0 ..H $50
81 a.. ...a..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
Arbitrary Arrests.

The committee Of the House Of Represess,
tlves appointed to investigate the subject oi
arbitrary arrests 10 Indiana and report upon the
same to the House, has organized, and are now
engaged in that work Any persons having
been subject to such wrongs are requested
without further notice, 10 report to said com
mittee at their rooms, or to
JASON B. BRowE, Chairman.
Exchanges are requested to copy the above
We clip the above from the Indisnapoli
Sentinel. I. shows that the Legislators Q
our sister State are going to work in earnest
and in tbe right way. The matter Of arbitrar,
arrests will be properly investigated In Indi
ana. Let the same thing be done in Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
Daily and Weekly Ohio Statesman.

The Statesman, published at Columbus, Ohio,
10 managed with much ability, and the Democ-
racy Of the Stale should extent to il liberal
support. Those Of our readers wishing daily
OF Daily, So 90 per year.
The Weekly Is largo and popular paper,
and should be placed In the hands Of every
Democrat In the State. Terms Of the Week
ly-one copy, 81 rs; Eve copies, 81 so; ten
copies, $l4 0O. Address Manypenny &lMiller,
Publishers, Columbus, o. Portsmouth Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28

slitution, and that TO use the revenues TOR any
other purpose than those 10 an abuse Of the
mowers Of the Government, and an exercise OF
manned powers. The G5v5THss en- hss .e right
10 tax the people Of the State OF Ohio Tor the
purpose of raising revenue to buy the negroes
of he State of Missouri, Of tho District or
Columbia, Of West Virginia, Of Maryland, or
of any other State. There 10 no power, either
expressly delegated by, or resulting by necea-
Aary Implication from, any provision In the
Constitution Of the United States to do this
thing.
Mr.. DUNN, Of Indiana, did not believe there
had been misapplication Of money,
Mr.. NOBLE, of Ohio, asked the gentleman
what the President meant when, In answer to
Chicago committee that waited on him, be
said Il was known that come of the division
commanders we're Issuing more rations to the
negroes about their camps than to all the men
In their commands. and that the negroes
would do nothing but eat,
Mr.. DUNN characterised the statement as
mere newspaper report Mr.. NOBLE said his
authority was the report Of the Chicago COM
mittee, and asked the gentleman if be denied
II, Mr.. DUNN said he did not know whether
the President made the statement or not; IL
might have been one OF his jokes. .c
Mr.. NOBLE asked the gentleman from Indi-
ana what service the 'contrabands In Duff
Green's Row, in that (Washington) city, Ind
rendered to remunerate the Government for
the expense II has incurred In feeding them
Mr.. DUNN admitted he could not answer the
question.
After come further discussion, in which Mr.
Cox, of Ohio, and others participated, the vote
was taken on Mr.. WHrrE's amendment, and u
vaa ,siected-veaa 50 nava ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
Ben. Wade a Representative Man of the
SO-called Union Party.


A writer in yesterdays (Tuesdsy's) JOurna
says (:
Il boots not to tell rs thss Mr.. Wade has oc
cupied position which In times past we deem
cd ,oyonq; it is bis good fortune, that the t1lei
haze msde him right To the point where be
stands, the Union party has been forced to come
and they recognize in him q representative
man.
The central organ of the so-called Unior
party in Ohio, by giving currency to the fore
going sentiment without note or comment, In
dorses 1t. All ia that party who formerly
deemed WADE wrong are now understood to
acknowledge that he was right, and they in
the wrong. Il Is BEN . good fortune To the
point where he stands the Abolitionists have
forced all who adhere to the bogus Union or
gsnIz alton to come, aod bowiBg the supplan
knee, to acknowledge him as their represents
tive man-the authorised exponent of theil
principles. Thus, that organization is nov
admitted by its own organ to be thorough
Abolition Dlsunion party,
This representative man Of Ohio Abolition
Disunonism occupies the same position al
WENDELL PHILLIPa, CHARLES SUMNER and othel
New England Disunionists. Like them HI
avowed the doctrine seven years ago that th err
could be no real Union between the North ant
South, aud that II negroes could not be made
free, and equal with white men, be did not Wsn'
any Union at all. To his standpoint the Union
or rather the Dlsunion party Of Ohio, it is pub
licly announced; has now come, and takes him
for i,s representative man and leader. Hence
forth, the people Of our State, who know WHIT
BEN. WADE is, will know what the party be rep
resents is.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
The Legislature.

The Legislature adjourned at noon on Friday
until Tuesday; but on Tuesday morning, no
quorum could be drummed up for long time,
and she whole forenoon was frittered away and
nothing was done. 10 this way do the mis- Rep
ressnta,ives Of the people in the present Aboli-
ticn General Assembly prolopg session that
never should have been held. But the tax
ridden people Of Ohio will have to foot the bill,
and these gentlemen seem to be laboring to
make Il as heavy as possible.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28

for oil Government dues except customs. The
Secretary is authorized to sell any portion Of
the TWenty-year six per cent. bonds, Of which
$500, 1000 10 provided, at whatever they win
bring. The clause taxing bank circulation
was defeated by q large majority. The issue
Of legal tender notes is discretionary with the
Secretary Of the Treasury, The bill now goes
10 the Senate. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28

The House of Representatives on Monday
passed the Finance bill, or bill to provide ways
and means for the support Of tho Government,
reported BY the committee Of Ways and Meana.
/. authorizes $500, 900. 600 legal tender notes,
including 800, 100000 recently voted for the
payment Of the army and navy; also, $780,
100000 Of interest bearing notes, receivable
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
TIE First oOlOrsd regiment of Kansas volu

THE First colored regiment of Kansas Voun'
tser Iniapsy WAS mustered into the service Of
tbe United states, at Fort Scott, on the l2sh
INST, BY Majot T. J. WEED, Assistant Acting
Adjutaht General. After the forms Of muster
Ing 10 were concluded the Major made speech
to his eolored brother soldiers, in which he told
them they we're hencefcrth to be forever free
and that be trusted they would aOon become the
model military Organization Of the war. Since
the regiment was formed over four hundred
have skedsddlsd, leaving only four hundred
n sud eighty on duty. This 10 specimen Of the
patriotism as well as the fighting quality Of
Massa GRxxLKY's "colored Unionists."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28

LET everybody read the communication Of T.
JErFEison BorRR. member Of the Pennsyl-
vania Legislatures wherein he exposes SIMON
-eAMEaoE, In HE effort to buy vote, to insure
IbIs.reiprn 70 the United States ssnats--vbich
We print on the fret page Of this paper
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
] r.. ...n., mo Arm,l-Tne Oll,zsn

TO Artnsi TO Arms!-Tho oitizen
goIdier Will ma mVrs deadly Zoe II the sss"hish'
muddy water and damp night air than In the most de'
tsrmined enemy. H0LLowAY's PILLS 50 purify the
blood and strengthen the stomach and bowels shas 'no
soldier can endure these hsrdShips and si 70 strong
and healthy. Only 95 cents per box. ~ Y sSo
Ian20-d&wlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
A COUGH, GOLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT,
II allowed to progress results in seidns Pulnonaf aud
Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurabe.
RRowN,s BRONCHIAL TROCHEs

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost Instant
relief In BRoscHrTIs, ASTHMA, and 0ATARRH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use OF
the roces and their extended uSe has caused them to
bc counerited. Be sure to guard against worthless
limitations. OBTAIN only tho genuine Brosca's Bron.
chiai Toces which have proven their efficacy by test
of many years PuBLIc srEAKkEs and sMoERs should
use the Troches. Military Officers aud Soldiers, who
oyerax the voice and are exposed sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per
box. -utF -'5utt we
,.noo dAvam s5igd1 iva D. sigiJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
Bachelors Flair Dye!

WILLIAM A. BATOHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
o, oduces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to nure the Hair In the eas remedies
the Ill effects Of bad dyes and invgorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
III The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHK-
LoR, on tho Jour stdes of each Boa. EI
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Late 2s3 Broadway and 10 Bond Street,,
may29-daw1y NEW fOhh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28

SPEAKING Of the CAMERoN bribery case, the
Harrisburg, Pa, Patriot and Union says
s'What Dr.. BOYER has published be will testify
70 under oath; and other uuimpeschable wit
nesses will confirm, at least In part, what he has
asserted. Therei is NOT the least doubt that the
attempt to bribe will be fully substansiated."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE

L M " a Il + ID.
Published for the DnRTIr and as warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from spermstorrhes Neryouu Debility. Pre-
mature Decay, etc., supplying at the same time The
Moans OF Seif.Cure. By one Who haa cured
himself after being put to great expense and Injury
through medical humbug and quackery.
By inclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies maybe had OF the author. h. f1-
NATHANIEL MAYBAIR, Esq.
BEDFORD, KIRss 90 NY
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28

lswE are Indebted to'Hon. 81 8 Coz and to
Hon G L. vALrlADioHlM for Congressional
efsvors They have our tbapks. 1t,1'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
MARRIED,

January 9Th, by Rev. Geo. W. Brush, at the resi-
iencs OF Virgil D. Moore Esq, in Mifin township
JoHn II. MARTIN and Miss AMANDA N. MooRH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
Democratic Sentiment in Ohio in Favor
of Hon. s. s. Cox for Speaker.

We observe that q few Of our contemporaries
in the East hive been made to believe that the
Hon 8 s. Cox is not the choice Of the Dsmoc
racy Of Ohio for Speaker Of the next House OF
Congress. They cOncede the position to this
State, and manifest willingness to abide the
decision indicated by the Democratic sentiment
throughout our several Congressional Districts.
We have ample means Of knowing what that
sentiment is. We gather it from letters that
reach us every day; we see prominent and In
fuential Democrats from all parts of the State,
continually, who tell us what u Ia in their re-
spective localities; and We find 1t expressed IN
our Democratic exchanges. And when we
state, that at least eiohttsnths of the Democ-
rscy of Ohio are for Mr.. Cox for Speaker, We
state what we know to be true. They think he
has earned the position, by his devotion to the
Democratic csuse-by the ability and efficiency
be has displayed in the public service-and By
defeating the Vaccinations Of the political con.
spirators, In and out Of the Legislature, who
sought to bury him under majority Of more
than three thousand, where these same con-
spirators hoped that no hand of resurrection
would ever reach him.
That we may entirely remove the erroneous
impression that has been created upon come of
our ootemporaries in the East, as to Democratic
sentiment 10 Ohio respecting the speakerahip,
We subjoir list Of the Democratic papers that
have spoken for Mr.. Cox. They are as follows;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28

New PhtladelpnlA DemooIht hhSOvhnehs'"'S N"t~"N'
eteuhenyllle Union.
Here are forty papers that have spoken fol
Mr.. Cox (sud there may be Others that we have
overlooked), while but four (so far as we know
have expressed preference for another candi'
date for Speaker-vlz: The Cincinnati En-
quirr, Spirit Of Democracy, SOuthsT" Argus
and Ohio Eagle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
CEVEN VERY DESIRABLE l. O 9
y In VIM. A. Gills East Addition TO the city Of %.
lumbus. One Of them on the corner OF Broadway and
East Public Lane and six in two Blocks Of three Lots
each fronting North and South Oak street. near the
East end, on the most elevated ground In the city.
Also, from 20 to go Lots
In VIM. A. ellis Second North Addition to the city Of
Columbus, the East side Of High street, few rods
North Of the Depot These lots have rch back al.
luyia soil Of az feet underlaid By 90 more feet
Of gravel. Located near the h. r. shops and other
l,rge manufacturing establishments, U. 3. Arsenal
grounds and in the North part Of the city renders the
present good opportunity for Mechanics, Laboring
Men and others to secure, alta small COST homestead
near their business At time since the formation Of
so we'll remun Grated as the present.
NOW is LHE TIME TO BUY.
Real Estate has not yet advanced in proportion to
other property.
Also, a Small Farm Of 40 Acres,
Adjoining the town Of billiards Station on the O. P.
& /. X. b., ten miles Tor twenty minutes By q. b.
from the Columbus Depot This is good arsble land,
80 under fence and cultivation The railroad
ming the corner, cuts of or acres Of wood
land. A good two story log cabin and sheds on the
premises. Price $780, one third cash In hand the bal
In two equal annual payments, or liberal discount
for cash.
For particulars inquire Of
WM. A. GILL.
No. 30 North High ST., Columbus, D.
jan9T-d3m
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
NEWS FROM CHARLESTON,

New YORK May ia steamer from
Port Royal reports was of Charleston ou
tia l4h. and heard Eeavy firing from
two to five p. NJ, in the hatbor, sup?os'
ed to be from iron clads attacking btte'
ri,s on Morris Island. ..a
From The Charleston Mercury.
"The guns of the XrOkuk now are on
,he south Commercial Wharf. They con
sist of two longll inch columbiads, and
will soon be mounted for our defence
valuable acquisitions. no less than hand
soma trophies Of the bate Of Charleston
harbot."
The Petersburg Express of May ISL
SAYS: 'rhe reuhatory resolutions Adopt
ed BY the Confederate Congress, provide
that evvly commissioned officer command
ing negroes against tn Coafedera'eSralcs
when captured shall lie put 10 death ant
the negroes be delivered over 10 the Stat
authorl,ies. 10 be dealt with according L
present or future laws" ..t.s.. ...
The same paper speaks desponding'A
/. about affairs at Vcksburg, AMI says it
due the people that they should know ho'
affairs sand.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
Pleasant Township seminary


TUNH T. above Seminary, united with the Hygienic-
Home Care, IT, an Institution OF learning that
presents 10 all but more especially - lnvalds, the
opportunity OF securing thorough Ehucatton.aud
OF improving their ply steal powers at the same time.
and for less money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For parlIculArs, send for circular, and remember
that the next AnnuRi'rcrm Of the PteasanttownshiP
Seminary win comm enee on MONDAY, MARCH tho
3nlh, D. 1863. and consist Of 90 weeks, dtdedin-
TO Three Sessions, asfollows;
Summer Session rrcm March the 50th 10 Jnns 10Th ,
1859. Twelve weekstuition So, Vacation 10 weeks.
Fall session, from August 3ist TO Nov. The 10th !,
1861. Twelve weeks tuition So. No vacation.
Winter Session, from Nov. 27d, 1869, to March the
igih .iS84 Sixteen weeks tuition, 81.
Tuition must be paid in advance, OF secured by
note: and no reduction will be made on account OF
absence. T.
nP Bonrlipg. consisting Of farinaceops food fruit,
and vegetabec, will bo furnished BY the Principals
at S9pcr week. tJA cf t3,M
] T-PI have also purchased piano, and aeeuredthe
services Of Prof c. SCHNEIDER to give instrncuon on
the Plano and oher instruments OF music, on reason
Or, JOSEPH FIREMAN., Principal,
| and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February 90, ls6S-iU-ly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
INCOME TAX.

The Assistant Assessor will rommenc nce
his annual assessment on the !. Of May
next, which will in ,lude license, incoms
tax, tax on busgies, silver and gold
pla'e, &c, &c. .', So aa".
Every person should be prcpned Ia
hand the Assessor fnll statement Of Nj:
income from tie lst LAY ofJaauary, 1852
to the 3lsl day Of Dseembar. 1862. Thi'
would save much expense to the Govern
nent. -, .'5 snt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
, Pe,i,ion 10 SAN Lnnds.

Sasanah Sing. Administrative, Petition 10 sellla lands
Jacob i. IT, King a, all. assign dover
To Susannah P. Thornc, Catharne 81. Claire, ,Nnd IT,.
Est. Claire her husband: Henry Ring, LconIdas
Ring, John Cradlebaugh ,j-, and William Cradle
haugh, - .-a
Youare hereby informed, that have filed petit
tlon, rs ndminislHrtx Urlhe estate OF George Ring,
deceased.In the Probate Court ofFalIheld county y
Ohio far the sale &c, OF The real estate Of said de-
ccdcnt; and shsl In pursuance ofthe prpscro:soid
petition. on the II day April ID, 1868, or assoon
iheraafcr ns counsel eau ba hoard as for an order
zoe the assignment the driver Of the widow OF snld
Georg- Ring In the whole Of the real estate of said
docedent, which includes well the real estate here
iuafler described ~ ias following, to wit; The
lpmestcNd aud farm upon which said George Ring
resided al the time of his death, and being about
seveuty four acres IN section ~. OF township IA. ot
range l9 In Fairfield county Ohio and for the sale
Of the following real Estate Of which the snid Gcofgs
Ring died saiZ1d, 10 -wit In Lots numbers 30, 40,
iga 2U0 and ISL, in toe city Of lancaster, Ohio. A
! Alpo. 80 acres oflaud lying aud boing IN Berne
township, Fairfield county, Chic, and being In sec
ton l3.towuship ", range ~ Also the undivided
hnfpart the following real estate, to-wtt: Lying
and heiug IN Clinton con nnty.in tho State OfOhio,
aud described more rurticpl lvly iollews: Apart
lots Nos aud .:and also tho following described
premises, beginning at the south west rner otthe
above described promises; thence running wesl ~
polas to Stake thence north poles and ten feet 10
stake; thence east 70 poleSo stake; thenre south
poles aud ten feet 10 Tie place Of beginning. To-
geiher with like undivided halfpRrt of all the ma
chInery in or on said above described premises.
SUSANNA 4 RING, Admr'x.
March l9, lsGs-5wSlpfS6 ofGeorge Ring, dec
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
FROM General Cranrs Army.

trOIK GcAcfll eflhtS army
WAsnISoroN. May l8,-- The following
was received to>day at headquarters y!
Tho army.
7"a''# "MEMPHls, May II.
ITO General Ilalleck, General in Chief:
"PaDers Of The ~ h from Vicksbu'g
aod jackson, report that General Grant
defeated Greggs brigade at Raymoni on
Tuesday. The l9lh. The rebel loss ig
almi Ted in h papers at 700, .
"Tkr xt day Gregg was re- enforced
bv General W. II. r Walker Of Georgia,
whs he wa. attack d at the Mississippi
Springs aud driven toward Jackson On
Thursday telegram from Canton says
de Federa's had taken Jackson from the
cast. probably by a cavalry movement.
General Joseph johnson arrived a.
jackson on tie l3th, and went out towarc
| VIcksburg witt three biyades, lie mus
have bscn west Of Jacks n when the cap
ture was made BY our forces.
"rhe forces which fought (Gregg
brig,adc) was from Jordan
EVERY horse Ct for service in Mis,is
sippi is claimed by the rebel Goyernmcn
to mount their troops.
"Gr, has sruJk the railroad nea
Edw.rd's Station. Signed
S. A. HURLBU T. MaJot G neral.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
Bounty and Pensions

GtONGR RRSS huYins nrovi1eh that All solIi ers
IIwhohave been discharged from service by rea-
sou ofiwolndsor disability shall receive thes 90
hpuny, and that when sohliers die or ara killed IN
service, their nearest relatives shah receive the
bounty, as well as all arrcurngcs Of pay, &c ;anG
tnu all soldiers who arc Disabled while in the liUp Of
duty shall be pensIene,l, or il kined the proper
class of relatives such widow father. mother or
sisters, Nc,) .hall be psnslOned. Col. n ScHLFICH
who has seen 80 much service andis IN Fiillr with
the Whole subject Of army business, wi give atteh-
NC. = .ul sf.Ct -
Ills experience in tho army and knowledge ofthe
business warrants us in rocou ending all TO call
upon him. i#| HfI "f.... .raaI
OFFICE Tallmadge Block over Weaver.
Hardware store
Lancaster, May 7,63-G-3mo, ~rl.