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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-22
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CITY OF COLUMBUS.
TOWNSHIPS,

Chairman Democratic Cen. Com
May 9 1863.
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INDICTMENTS .


The Grand Jury returned indictments agains
the iolloSing persons for the crimes and Of.
fenses named:
VIM Hibben, grand larceny; Jos. Spriggs
asssnt With intsft to kill; Nancy Ann Barker
keeping house of ill.fsme; Edward Barker
horse 'ealiug aud grand larceny; John Moore
petit larceny; Baptist P,ero, two indictments
both for grand larceny; Silas F. De Witt, assault
and battery; Louis Knob, came offense; DAME
Sullivan, same offense; John WOgner, burglary
Priscilla Virgins, assault with intent to kill.
THE COUNTY JAIL
The Grand Jury, in their report to the Cour,
on the condition of tho County Jail, state ths,
there are now confned in it twelve PERSONS
FIVE white males and one white female; FIVE
colored males and one colored female. They
make the usual complaint in regard to the in.
auiIiciency and insecurity of the present atruct-
ureE, and etate that the rules and regulations
are complied with 80 far as the condition OF the
Jail will admit .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-22
As n Family Physlc.
Firm, Dr. 4. W. ChrtTr'ght, Nep OrteaTii

Eront Dr.. T. W. ChvtVright, New Orleans.
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Dyspepsia, Impurity of the Blood.

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system ana plryy We Jointdmsy me oto1a.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19
From South Carolina.

The negroes are rapidly deserving, and, III
snite Of the efforts Of the Provost guard, they
still CO. The white officers cannot recognize
them when in citizens clothes, and hence a
black provost patrol has been established. lhe
E;ghth Maine Volunteers, who are guarding
the plantations, are having their hands tull,
and vast deal of trouble exists on the colored
question.
The negroes at this place have thinned out
since the first of January, many, even or the
house servants, being among the list OF absen-
tees They go out upon the adjoining plan1ta-
tons, and the colored fair sex hide them when
sought after So great has been the flight, OF
the ,ontlabands that our QuartermasJer mas
been obliged to getdetails OF W hite men from
regiments to do the duty heretofore performed
by the contrabands. Now a white soldier
does guard duty, unloads vessels, and besides
being a ste7edore, he is obliged to be soldier
while those men and brethren are out IN the
woods on plantations enjoying themselves and
the pleasures Of emancipation. There IS a
revolution pending in colored affairs in this
department. It is rumored that Gen. Saxton,
tired and weary of negro brlgades and regl-
ments and Rev. Gen. French's sway, has ap-
plied to be relieved from this department;
I Port Royaz correspondent Of the Philadelphia
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19
FROM TENNESSEE.

The news from Tennessee is very Important
It appears that the Confederates: who held
position near Harpeth Shoals, on the Cumber-
land river, above Nashville for some days have
succeeded in capturing FIVE steamers, besides
the gunboat Slidell. General Longstreet, with
thirteen brigades of the Richmond army. has
arrived at Chattanooga, aid superseded ten
Bragg in the command Of the Southern army
in Tennessee. He is preparing to attack Gen.
Rosecrans, and it was thought that he will adj
vance for that purpose this week. The force
at Harpeth Shoals is under the command OF
Gen Forrest, who has been engaged IN cutting
off the supplies Il General Rosecrans by des,
stroyiDg the bridges on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, and capturing the trans
ports on the river General Rosecrars IS be-
yond the Stone river with MS advance, II IS
supposed resting some distance east OF Muir
treesboro.
The export Of specie by Saturday steamers
from New York for Europe, exceeds million
dollars. The City Of Washington took out
$50, 1868, the New York 1892, 509-a total of
$l,0l2,S72.
A released Fort Lafayette prisoner states
that there are still in the Fort about thirty
five prisoners, mostly Confederates. Pro
minent among them as the oldest inhabitants
are Colonel Zarvona, or better known as the
the French Lady, and Mr.. John Hipkins, j.,
of Norfolk, Va Colonel Zarvona is still in
solitary confinement, and suffering the same
punishment he has undergone for ten months.
No prisoner is allowed to see or communicate
with him
The hundred million legal tender bill is a
law, and the notes will be printed as fast as
possible, but not fast enough for the impatience
of public creditors. The creditors who are
first served will fare better than those whose
turn may come afterward, icasmuch as depre-
citation must keep pace with the amount or
paper Issued.
The total loss to Gen. Negley's Division in
the battle at Murfreesboro' WAS l 1856 IN killed,
wounded and missing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19

S~ WV CSSf -
MONDAY EVEN'G, JANUARY 49,
1ocA1.-Ihe weather for the last day OF two
has been quite cold, and a good deal OF Ice has
formed in Hunting Creek, and along the shores
If the river.-Ihe official report Of the vote
7,o}led in Alexandra city and county, on Thurs
day last, places the total at 527, including
number of votes from other counties; before
the war, the vote Of the city and county was
hetween 400 and 1900, we believe. "A NUMBER
of cases Of intoxication we're On the streets on
Saturday last, and there were some COLLISIONS,
Yesterday, between the soldiers and co1oreo
people ,u.--------
On the 10th inst several citizens OF HagerS-
town. Nd. were arrested by the military
The we're confined in the guard-house until
the next dav, when they were all released with
Int examination except Messrs. Rhodes and
Camnbe] who were taken, under guard, to
Washington, it is supposed. 1t appears the
charge upon which the arrests were made was
disoyalty, but no one appearing to prosecute;
they were discharged.
Hill has been introduced by Jas. 1. Close,
n the LEGISLATURE at Wheeling, for removing
the seat Of government from Wheeling to Al
exandr;a. and for calling aState conventlon,to
meet II, Alexandria, as soon as twenty countles
east Of the proposed new State OF West VIZ
a;nia s:sholl be in proper condition no one
70 vote for delegates to said convention unless
he is "a loyal citizen.
In the Legislature at Wheeling, on the 18th,
"a communication was received from the GOV
e2nor asking to be powered to arrest and hold
persons suspected Of sympathy with the re-
he]]ion. " It was laid on the table, and ordered
to be printed.
The Wheeling Enteligencer says: wv e learn
ed last evening that a scouting party OF the
First Virginia cavalry numbering about TWEEN
tv men, while crossing from Winchester to
Romnev, were overtakcn, and sixteen captured,
one killed, and but two escaping to tell the
story.
The convention Of " est Virginia is to reas-
sem}le at Wheeling on the 18th Of February.
Elections Of delegates TO the said convention
are to be held on Thursday, the fifth day of
February.
The forty-sixth annual meeting OF the Amer
lean colonization society, is to be heidi " ash
ington Tomorrow night.
Among the pecuiarItes OF this war Is that
on the 3lst Of December, 1862, Lieutenant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19
Another Letter from President Linco,,


The following letter from President ID
to General Mcclellan was among the NJ
ments read before the Mcdowell Court ofI
curry or Saturday. &
EXECUTIVE MANSION B
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1867, B
Major General Mcclellan: b
My DEAR SIR:-You and | have dsIs
and different plans for a movement Of the AZ
of the Potomac yours to be down the CKM
peake, up the Rappahannock to Urbana B
across land to the terminus OF the railroas@
York Riyer-mlne, TO move directly to ra
on the railroad southwest Of Manassas. IL
will give me satisfactory answers to the fol
ing questions, [ shall gladly yield my palz.
yours:
l. Does not your plan involve gnss
largerz expenditure Of time and money 4
mine? s
2. Wherein is victory more certain by 4
plan than mine?
8 Wherein is victory more yaluabhE
your plan than mine? /
q In fact, would it not be less valuable
IuIS, JIidL IL WOIlO NJ CCh ~ AI.>o hhiS VI Z
enemy S communication, while mine WouldE
5. In case of disaster, would not a safe |
treat be more difficult by your plan than
mine? Yours truly A. LINCOLN
The Green county IN. " American say5
We learn that on Friday last, as th> schGl
of school at small village some two nj
south of Lansboro' Pa, were on a mill pa
the ice gave way: and thirtyone out Of thu
eight Of them were drowned At our last
vices all but three bodies had been recoves
The Bingbampton Republican, commentins|
on the above, says: The reported acct
was first located at Harpersyllle, but not
Of the kind occurred there or in that vlclfI
Now we have the accident to occur, with.
creased loss Of life, two miles from Lanesbg..
Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19

Quite an excitement has been created IN
NADIA by the arrest on Wolfe Island: BY Ii.
Haddock of the Federal army, Of des.
named Abraham Tyler The act was com.
ted on January s, and the facts are soon !.
laid before the government, with a deman.
reclamation and apology.
A great excitement was created On n
in the New York Assembly by chang.
base on the part of the Republicans I
nominated Mr.. Callicott, Democrat OF n
county, for Speaker After much partial
tary delay, the Assembly finally ad}o'
until Wednesday.
Within the past forty eight hours OF.
lately hanging around Washington IN = !.
numbers have hurriedly taken their depa'..
for the respective commands to when /.
are attached. There is no doubt, 1t IS ;.
that their services there are presslngly rVF.
ed just now. ..
A caucus Of the Republican menl0e's
Congress was held on Saturday night u J
iberate on public affairs. The p:oc71nrSs
are kept secret. The caucus was not III"
tended. Il
4 Confederate Geographic dispatch -
that all remained quiet at Wilmington; -
on the 18th. One Of the blockad1ng n0''
reported ashore on the North Carolina J Go.
The steamer Columbia had run tue D'''
into Confederate port. ,,,N
The iron-clads Nahant and " eehaTThh o c6
New York on Saturday for service lD' q
boat Iroquois has also gone to sea- h
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
The Perfection Of Mechanism
TIE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

DEING A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR
ID LADY's OR G~ENrLEMAH's WATCH COMBINED.
WITH PATENT SELF-wISBISG IMPROVEMENT.
The New York Illustrated News, the leading
pictorial paper of the United S,ates, in its issue
Of Jan. lcth. 1868, on page III, voluntarily says:
1--WE have been shown u most pleasing novel;
ty, OF which the HuBBARD bios. of this city
are the sole Importers. 1t is called the " MAGIC
TINE OBSERVER and is II hunting and open-faco
watch combined. This is one Of tho p~rettiest,
most convenient, and decidedly the best and
cheapest timepiece tor general and reliable use,
ever offered. 1t has within it and connected
with its machinery, its own winding attachment,
rendering a key entirely unnecessary. The csses
OF this Watch are composed of two metals, the
outer one being fine lG carat god. 1t has tho
improved ruby action lever movement, and is
warranted an accurate timepiece."
Price. superbiy engraved, per case Of a half
dozen, S2OI 90. Samp,e Watches, In neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing to buy at whole
sale, sa5. sent by express, with bill payable on
delivery. soldiers must remit payment in ad-
vance, as We cannot collect from those in the er-
my. Address
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO Sole IMPORTERS,
SOUTH Coz. NASSAU 4 JonS SIS, NEW YORK:
Jan l6-d6t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
AUDITORS OPrIgE, Iowa.

Des Moines, FEB. 10, lsu3.
II is hereby certified, that on the 10th day OF
Feb, isb3, a sworn staten en-: Vas filed in this Of
dse, showing the condition Of tho La n Fire In
surancc Company, located in New York City, in
the State Of New York, On the fret day Of Janua.
ry, A.. D., 1868, In accordance with n provision q
an act Of the General Assembly OF the State Of
Iowa, entitled AN act in relation 10 Insurance
Companies" approved January 2Sih, 1857, and an
act amendatory thereto, approved February 9Th,
1888, and On act in relation 10 Life Insurance
Companies, approved March 18th, ls62; that said
statement shows tina, said Company il pos ses. ed
Of The requisite amount OF capital, and invested
as required bv law.
Authority is therefore given to the above nam.
ell Company 10 transact their appropriate business
oil Insurance in this State in accordance with tho
laws thereof, until the 3ist day OF January, A. b.,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four.
1t is also certified that Jno l.. Swits, OF Dayen-
port, has been du.y appointed BY said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney Tor the County OF
scott, with iuil row,r TO take risks of insurance
therein, and to acknowledge service cf process. as
provided by law, upon his filing " tn the Clerk of
the District Court in and FOR said County. a certi-
fed copy ot,he statement on file in this Office. IL
is further certified that tho attached is a true and
corre.t copy Of tue said statement.
In testimony whereof, ! have hereun-
fSEAL 10 set my hand and All xed my seal Of
Office, this 10th day OF Feb. A. II. 63.
J. W.CATTELL, Auditor Of State.
DAN. ELLrsoN, Depr y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
Tho Fairy Wedding !

Di SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WE PUB
ID lish ereiustrs!y tie cARD PHOTOGRAPHS OF
rHE LliLiFurIAs WEDDING PAary, as follows:
Price.
GEs. TON THraB, in his WEDDING suit. ..25 cts.
Mas. GEs Ton IHrMB, in Htddtay drcss..25
Mn. AID Mgs. uES. Ton THuMG,ia Wedding
ttffsss..
Co4aoaoRR n TT and Mss MINNIE, grooms-
mar and bridfsmaid.
MKs GES, Ton THUMB, in celebrated Re-
gttt.og drts....... .............G
MISSES LAvihA AMI MlsslE MAnaEE.....sS
The whole BRIDAL Panty, (group 81 four
tffu
The BRIDAL Party, Microscopic picture SO
The BRIDAL Party, (Stereoscopic c4ioref I'D
Tn gsice of card pictures, cS'ortd, will be II q
oontseAtra.
Can be sent by mail on receipt Of price and
postage stamp.
None genuine unless stamped with our trade
;nafk, FA, in n circle, on the front Of the photo.
grapa. beware Of spurious copies Laade from on
CRAVINGS, etc.
e. II. I. ANTHONY, sol Broadway, n. Y.
Manufacturers of the bet photographic Abaas,
and Publishers Of Gard Photographs of celebri-
t.o5.
The Negatives 81 these exquisite pictures were
made Tor Us by BRAD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
THE HOUSEKEEPER,S
new FURNITURE POulSH!!

Prepared from an improved recipe by the pro-
prietor of the "Brothcs Jonathan Polish" is certi>
fed by all the leading Now York furniture deal
es and Piano Forte Makers to be the best in the
world for removing scratches, marks and dirt, and
restoring n high ard lasting gloss to all kinds o
vanished work, frem furniture to leather. II 10
cheaper and better thcn yarnish, dries immedi.
Ately, and is easily applied, With 4 piece Of can
ton flannel and u bottle or two Of this New Fur
nituro polish housekeeper can work magic in
the furniture of a house ana keep it lookin. like
new. Now is the time 10 "shine up your tables,
chairs, desks, pianos, picture frames, carriage etc.,
and make 'hem look ~ per cent. better. This is
true economy. For sale by furniture dealers and
storekeepers generally. Price. s5 and so cents .
bottle. Depot No. l Spruce street New York.
Special agents wanted. Address, box 1872, New
York p. u.
j~uly8-d6wtfebl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
To the Deopie ofi0ur


The foregoing statemn. from Mga.
" iltenmver, Stac sanitary Agent, Of
the condition a our regiments on the
over Mississippi, is more than cortob-
GRATED by other various and reliable tcs
t'Inony, all together proying beyond =
doubt, that our noble patriots and
friends, Who have lei, Their homes and
a. home comforts 10 MAINTAIN the irteg-
ttty aud STABILITY of u goyern,neut.are
suffering most terribly ior those vcsv
things we are bcs, prepared 10 supply.
Fresh as our soldiers are from home,
where they have been accustomed to a
varied diet, composed largely Of vegeta-
bles, they cannot endure the sudden
change to hard bread and bacon. dav
after day, which is alone furnished them
N tbeir present situation.
This change Of Diet, coupled with all
the exposure incident TO camp lie so
far South, With long conf emcnt on
transports III passing from point 70 point,
is reducing our army ten fold faster than
all the assaults OF the enemy.
Even lhose, III suca tbefe be,l VINO
have no love tor the cause in which
those men are enlisted, must feel for 50
much human suffering and be ready, at
least, TO relieve hat Tor lumspity's
sake.
! therefore call, most earnestly, in the
asme Of humanity and patriotism, upon
the whole people Of Iowa, to come to
the rescue of our suffering and perish
lug sons, brothers aud friends, who have
gwen themselves TO their country's
cause, and are now in such pressing
want oil OF assistance. Mrs. W:.iepmyer
enuuerstes the supplies most needed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
NEW ADV'TS.
Notice.

TO HENRY MlLLER.-YOu ARE HEREBY
/ notiaed, In accordance with . direction Of
the City Council of the City Il Davenport, given
at the regular meeting Of said Council, Dec. ID.
1862, 10 the undersigned, City Marshal Of said
city, within twenty days after one weeks publ
cation Of this notice, to-wit: Within twenty
day. it.... tnI stn aai II Aiar5n, Al 1855, TO
III up the excavation, or cellar hole, on tho east
80 feet by % feet of lot six, in block seventeen, in
th Q city Of Davenport, SO that ionl and stagnant
water will not remain IN said hole. Ii said mole
ia hot 80 filed up by you within tho time herein
limited, the same viii be done at your expense,
Including costa, ,ogelner with % poi cent. penal
~ on tue same.
II. LEONARD,
Marshal Of the City OF davenport.
feh 2e-dtv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
FILL UP THE OLD REGIMENTS.

The call for 100000 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the citizens of this State, and
our quota is full. But the old regiments are not
full, aud to avoid the draft, volunteers must come
forward quickly, especially If they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers arc received at Camp McCiellAn,uni-
formed, provided with first rate quarters, &c. The
advantage Of volunteering for tho old regiments
is apparent. The Commissary and Q~uarternaster's
Departments are thoroughly systenatizcd, and the
mon are well taken care of. sep4-dltwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

GES. ScorT.-Geu. Scott ono. more
begs to be excused by correspondents.
Rheumatism in the hand makes il diff
cult TO write. Hence the mass of mae.
kaowlcdged letters, mostly asking for
autographs, is daily increasing upon
him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

rich man. The payment Of $500 lie a
~refusul OF the drafted man 10 90. Why
Ia. not the poor man, who is not draft
ed, the same right!
We shall pursue this matter further
| another DAY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

IfAcu CEop DEsrRoYEp.-A fruit
grower informs the Rochester (N. VI
Express that the fruit buds Of peaches
were destroyed by the severe frcs, which
followed very mild season in January.
The buds had begun 10 swell, when the
thermometer suddenly fell below zero.