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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

An exchange says that as babies are sort Of
marriage certificate, under the new law, it will
be necessary to have ten cent stamp attached
to them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

TIE third Wednesday in October has been
fixed upon by the Senate for the State Judicial
election. 1t is proposed to change the general
election to August
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

TE following beautiful address written and delivered
by Frances Jane Crosby an inmate Of the New York
Blind Asylum at tho Broadway Tabernacle in May lSlS
when she was only fifteen years of age
Music Eyeryyyherc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

The Placer Courier speaks hopefully of the
copper prospects in that county. Smart indica-
have been found at Shirt-Tail Canon and DEVILS
Basin likewise at Hell's Delight.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

Nor long since petition was circulated in Pc
kim Fayewell county, Illinois, asking the Leg
slature to pass a law allowing soldiers to vote
1t was presented to b. S. Prettyman, Mayor o
Pekn, aud he wrote upon it
81 will see them damned first and all the in
famous officers who defend them.
The next signature it received was that of F
L. Rhoads late Colonel of the Eighth Illinois
who wrote:
81 defend The soldiers of Illinois, and asser
that any man who will take the right OF suffrage
from the soldiers now in the field, for the crime
of fighting for their beloved country is coward
y scoundrel."
p and r. met afterwards, the question cam,
up, and R. whipped P. prettily
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

LET the youth who stands at the bar with a
glass OF liquor in his hand, consider which he had
better throw away the liquor or himself,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

INDIANA OFFICERS TO THE CoPPERuEADs "
AT HoME,-The following letter from General
Milroy was addressed to the Indianapolis Jour
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

Book and Job Printing.
Having just made large additions to stock OF Fancy
Display Type and other necessary Printing material
are prepared do any style of work short notice and
reasonable rates BA job work must be paid for on de-
livery. Cash must accompany orders from distance
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
A False Idea Exposed.

The Louisville Democrat makes the following
well timed remarks in reference to the idea oil
putting down the rebellion frat, and then look
Ing ate our own liberties:
No proposition 10 more untrue than that We
must criish oat tho rebellion before We try 10
preserve our constitutional rights. There Is no
aatsgonism between the Constitution and hos.
tility to rebellion, except when the Admins.
tistion makes them antagoni,tic If it does
this, We have q right, and it is duty, TO refuse
men aud money until tho Administration sub
mts to the Constitution. The object of the re-
fueal of men and money IL to force IL to tbis.-
We must not subnit to the dogma that We
shall not defend our constitutional rights until
the rebellion ia over. 1t is gross mierepre-
aeDtation 20 say people are incapable OF de-
Tending their constitutional rights IN time of
war. They can and must do il then; of all other
times, they are most in peril. The time Ia nov
always now-and never hereafter. A people
who are not always jealous OF their liberties,
are on she road to lose them. Why can nos they,
10 sine of var, preserve their liberties2 Or
why Is the duty Ioss ufgent2 Are they less
wse7 Are their liberties less dear TO them
less worth pseserVing7 ia peace or ID war, in
prosperity or adversely, the time Tor people 70
hold and maintain their Liberties ID noW-al-
ways now. Hereafter 10 always TOO late
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19

seen from the time We passed the "fog station
until We were within three or four rods Of IT,
| watched closely for tho "fog station" signal.
IL was white. "All sight! 20 ahead my beau
ty!" shouted |, giving at the same time another
jerk at the "thrcttle," and we shot into the
"cut." In ieas time than Il takes me to write
1t, VIC were through; and there, on the top Of
the draw" dimly seen througa riff In the
fog, glimmered with, to me actual ghastllness,
the danger eigpal--a red light II seemed to
glare st me with almost fiendiah malgDancy.
Stopping was out Of the question, even had |
been running at quarter Of my actual speed.
A.. | sas running had not even time to grasp
The whistle cord before we would be 10. So,
giving one longing, lingering thought to the
bright world, whose duration to me could not
be reckoned in seconds even, l shut my eyes
aud waited my death, which seemed as absolute
and Inevitable as iDglorlous. IL was but an in
sIaot Of lime, but sn age of thought and dread,
aud then--I was over the bridge. A drunken
had, accussed stupidity, hoissed
the wrong light, a7d my adventure was but q
"scare;' but halt d zsn sueh we're as bad as
deith. -#.
IL was three weeko before | rAn again, aud
| never after "msde up time" since In fog.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19

For The abuse Of fpower-unjustifab assump-
tions@- misepplication Of means-offlclal cor
ruption improper personal partialitIes and an
imositles-the ruling party in the Government
will be held 10 strict accountability by the pso.
pie, who will relieve themselves Of unworthy
servants in due time, and place authority yinthe
hands Of those capable of exercising IL for The
preservation OF the country aud worthy TO bold
she trust OF Dation'slife. Until that time 1t
is the office Of true patriotism to sustain our
Federal institutions faithfully against the ag-
gressions of rebels and factonsts, and 10 hand
down the great ark of our National Union aud
Freedom, founded upon the Contribution franz
ed by our fathers, unimpaired If possible, in
form or shorn Of single prorogative.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
From WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, April l9-A special dispatch 10
tho Tribune from Washington says:
Monitors hereafter TO be built. and go far ss
practicable those now building, will be required
to bo constructed in accordance with the terms
OF an additional specification drawn Tor the
purpose of obviating certain defects Of COM
paratively unimrogtant character, brought to
light during the recent contest ct Charleston.
The President, Secretary OF War and Provost
Marshal General were again in consultation to-
day over appointments under the Enrolment
act. II is now believed, although thero is no
official intimation on tho subject, those for New
York aud Pennsylvania st lessG will be an
nouced next week.
General Abefcrombie 10 to assume coz nmand
Of concentrated forces for defense of Wsshing
ton bolGh of the Potomac. General Casey re-
tsins hs position ss commander and organizer
OF provisional brigsdes, gith headquarters in
Washington both under General Heinizelman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Dispatches.
Rebel Cavalry SourrOunded-KebeI
Account OF the ChaHiest0n Rattle,

| NEW YoRK, Aphl16.-The Herald's dispatch
says: report is prevalent to. day,that the reb-
el cavalry force which bas heep lowering around
Bull Ran Mountains and Culpepper, have been
surrounded by an expedition sent Gu. by Gen.
Stahl, and their capture is almost certain. This
report Is generally credited
Ibe following is from the Charleston Mer-
curry Of April lith:
/ The question is sreduced To The relative powers
Of tho destruction OF q fort aud On assailinR
feet. 10 Is question of pluck aud survivor
ship in 9 square stand-up fight for victory. Iron
clad fleets can be destroyed as vol forts Fort
Sumter, although somewhat piGted to-day, is,
We believe, ss it was VII n the isht began. We
deem tb1t II the attack isrenened aeap 90 be.
fore and there 10 ood rlason 10 believe Is will be,
tho Monitors aud iIonsdeJ will cume out the
defeated party, With WoFee results than those
attained in the first attempt The enemy fired
about eighty sho!s, mostly fifteen inch, srd
steel pointed shells, at Sumter. This estimate
was nude from Sullivsn'S Island Forty stt uok
the Torks. One ten inch gun was temporarily
disabled by shot one coIumbisd, old pattern,
burst, one seven inch rifed gun dismounted by
recOil, and one gun disabled by facturo of ele-
vdting screw through recoil Not persOd Was
killedin Sumter from any cause. Sergeant
FIlkner and three priVates were Injured by
ahoEer OF bricks thrown from the rampsrt bya
large shot Of the enemy. A drummer boy was
struck on the head by the explosion of q ohell
over the parade. A negro lsboIer was also
wounded. All are doing well.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19

FLAX CULTURE.-We are decidedly of tht
opinion that those who GOV fsx the pfesen
season, will make q good thing of it, They car
get good price for their seed and at the same
time be sure OF something handsome for the
straw. More than this, there can be bat little
question but tbst the fibre will be in demand ior
manufacturing purposes, az such prices as will
pay for the Toliing and breaking, if 80 be that
process should be necessary. -"
Already there is National Fibrila Com
pany" III existence at Boston, organized for the
purpose OF manufacturing fabrics, principally
out OF fax, the fiber being submitted to 4 new
and hitherto unknown process. A circular Of
the company is now before US, giving good
many interesting particulars, both as to the
culture vi fax and its preparation for msrket
Both the seed and the fiber Can be maze 4vail.
able We are confident the increased Cultiv..
tion OF fax she present season will pay, and gay
we'll. --Ssndusky Register.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19

New YORK, April lS-A Fortress Monroe
letter OF she l6:h in the Herald rays: Foo de-
serters 1t lie asceftained that LongstTeet n per-
son commands the rebels near Suffolk als0, that
the greatest portion Of the rebel army IL wit1-
drawn from the RRppshanDock and conosHtra-
ting in Eastern Virginia and North Carolina.
Gen. Seymour, chief Of Gen. Hunter staff,
left Fortress Monroe on the 10th for Peri Royal
with dispatches. @ ,l'T ESQ, ,
c Reliable kilograms from Charleston 18Th say
all quiet A tew blockaders and the frigate
Itousides are off tho bar. They are the Only
vessels in sight. A steamer arrived this morn
ng from Bermuda with cargo Of H'ny eoaip.
ments, ETC., for the Goysrumsnt.. ....- . r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19

New Y5sK, Ag.I l8 -GobeI diopse6hes le.
oort hfSe Feietsl I6ihiorceMenss arrived at
Grenada, aaG sast ,he Gew plan 10 to send q
large ioree 70 ogea og tho thiee railroads run
Mug south, G.Rns jolns ROsecrans by water.
Kirby Smith assumes command OF the rebel
force in Mississippi, Alexandria, La, to be his
headquarters. ore st
A Chattanooga dispst1h admits Van DOrn's
defeat at franklin, and confirms the Confeder-
ate account. ''-. 80 s'-
Nothing later from Washington, N. G.
Richmond Iapers report the arrest and re-
turn on Monday Of nearly four hundred rebel
officers. The Examiner Of the 18th says the
59th Virginis regiment destroyed FederalcAv-
airy camp near Williamsburg. Four Federais
we're killed and several wounded. Fort Ma
gsuder is immensely strengthened by new re-
doubts and rife.pits. The Federsls shelled the
town three hours, bus nobody was hurt, Some
Of the rebel forces are on ridges commanding
the city, waiting for the Federsls to show their
heads. ,,. s, ,s al, Iaeos Eea
Rebel accounts OF the destruction of guu-
boats and transports on the Cumberlsnd proves
exaggerated very much. - 'aon
Another rebel account says they destroyed
100000 worth of stores at the captured camp
at Williamsburg. .-,-,.....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
Extensive Robbery of Government Fund.

A most extensive robbery of "greenDacks"
was Uncovered Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard this
(MOnday) aiterueu0. Fro Il what eau be learn.
ed IN she premises, it appears that the Office of
the PaJmaater Of che yard was closed up on
Saturday, apparently all right and safe This
afternoon il was discovered that $l30,000 id
GVeg,. tons aud 'wenties, all greenbacks belong.
ing 20 tbe Government lund, were missing and
cguld not be accounted for. This money, il is
supposed, was sbstracted by come one perfectly
familiar with the office. No clue was left
whereby the money or the thief could be traced
Information Was Immediately conveyed to the
police, and the robbery was telegraphed to the
Chiefs of Police in the principal cities OF the
United States.-N. Y. Express, Tuesday
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
An Important mSVemsmt-Duy Kesa-
W LisLOns win GHeaG Lsrlsains

New YoRK, April l8.-A special to she Tri-
bune from Washington says: Our forces, com
prising cavalry, infantry and artillery, under
Gen. S.oneman, after making feint at Kelly 3
ford, crossed the Rappshannook higher up aud
pushed on Culpepper and Gordonsville. They
hos occupy the latter place, having driven the
enemy therefrom. This breaks the line of the
Virginia Central railroad and turns the flank of
the bels a. Fredericksburg.
Those who are III possession of all that il
known on the subject Of our relations with
Great Britain, feel that they have reason TO be
moro hopeful Of pacific solution Of pending
questions than they were a!few days ago. They
think England is beginning TO see the error ol
her ways, and tha, she will, either through the
sgency OF her courts or by some other means,
stOp the feet now being fitted out in hoe port:
rom going to sea. All evidence of lat, points
in this direction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
Master Commissioners Sale.

george aoD0naid) Court Of Common Pleas Of Frank.
John Epslish ct all. lin county Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the CourHouse, il
the CITY Of Columbus. on
Saturday, the Sch day of May, A. D. 1868,
At O'Clock P. M, the following described real %
tate situate in Franklin county, Ohio. to witt
In.lot No. 239, in the city Of Columbus. a .r.
Appraised at $4,000 90
GEO. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff, and Master Commissioner.
II. O, NOBLE, Atty.
Printers fees $3.50.
april1-dltSSwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19

The monl,sOrs returned 10 Port fsOysa
New YORK, April ls. THE CahAwba from
Port Royal 18th, reports all the Mcnitors re-
turned 70 Port Royal. U s. troops occupied
seabrook and Jolley islands. Gen. Terry Capt.
Worder aud other officers came passengers BY
the CRhawba f,.. y.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
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Advertisements loaded and placed la tho aoluma N
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per ceh more than tho above rates, but al such vii
ppear In the Tri.Weohiy without charge.
husness ohy not exceeding Ave lines. psg year. IN
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~ @n"'s{;rs advertisements ntust 6s .1dEd for IN
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'os the weekly atone. Who're 'ho Daily and WeekIy
at thn rates ef "a; Daily
No advertisement takon except for a definite period
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
George 8. DemiDg Guardian, Common Pleas Court
VS.. Of Franklin County
Thomas Washington, ct al } Ohio.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the said court to directed will offer for sale al
public auction at the door Of the Court House in the cit,
Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 10th day of May, A. D., 1853
At one O'Clock NJ the following described real esta
situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to wit, Part of Inlo
No. :, in Robert Nel's Addition to the City Of Oolum
bus commencing at point In the North lire Of said In
lot 6G eet West Of the Northeast Of said Inlot
thence West along the North line Of said Inlot e5 fee
to point; thence South on line psrallel with th
East line OF said Inlot SIX feet to points thence Ess
line parallel with North line of said Inlot 25 fee
TO piont; thence North to the place Of beginning.
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner
II. T. CmTTKNDRN, Attorney.
Appraised at e60O.00. ~ f..
Printer iees $3.50 ..Gser .f ff lusl
aprill2-dlt&wtd e.s r 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-19
Cincinnati Law and Collection Office.
BsTABLIeHHD A. D. 1870.
THOMAS WELL,
Attorney at L1aw,
COLLECTION OFFICE,
NO. 0 MASONIC TEMPLE,
INOsNNATL.

Remitances In al'cases made Immediately op the col
lection Of any claim.
The following references are given by permission OF
the parties with whom Mr.. Powell has for many years
been acquainted.
Nicholas LongwoTth, Esq.
NJ Samuel N. Pike, Esq. .-#
Joseph o. Butler, Esq.
W!B. Smith e. 90.
Baker Il Won Phul.
Tyler, Davidson & 90.
Hon. W. b. Caldwell, Ex- Chief Justice, State OF
Ohio.
d. ". 0orwin, late King, Oorwln & Co.
CLARK, West & Co., l2l and 1913 Duane st., N. Y.
samuel b: Bowman Co., IL John st., MY.
VIM. u. Powell, ESD, No, IS East ODD st., NJ. Y
dec2p62-tf 'JI1'- -
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

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lmpotency, Confusion OF Thought, Loss of Memory
Irritable Temper, Fear Dependency and Melancholy
which may end i'll Loss Of Reason.
This remedy that fearful train of mental and
physical evils arising from venereal and
habits OF the young. composed of the soothing
strengthening and mviRoratHg medicines be found
N the whole Vegetable ng dom, forming, in combns.
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and distressing class of maladies yet discovered
1t has now been sent nearly every state the Union
relieving the untold SUterings OF hundreds who hay
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$40; half size, $3.50. ES~ These FOUR GREAT RENE
EDlES the result ofover twenty years study and
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VERY for their respective purposes am therefore
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-16
Alternative SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis, Fruptions tho Skin Sore
Throat. Mouth and Nose; Loss Of Hair, Old Sores
Swellings Pains i'll the Bones, and all other gns Of
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Noremedv discovered done what has been
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been under The treatment The most eminent
81 Ba timore, PhilGdelpho and Nep York, for FIVE
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-16
DTURETlC Compelled.

For GOnorrhRa, elect Structures, Gravel and all Dis
eases Of The Urinary Organs
This new remedy conta neither Balsem CopaiyA
Spirits of Nitre Cubebs Turpentne any other nau
seous drugs but is elegant etable liquid pleasant
its operation, aaying al heat and irritation in the
nary passages You, therefore, who been taking
Baisanl C0paca, either in capsules or mixtures for
months unit sick and pale, your breath and clothes are
filled with its vile odor throw the disgusting
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furniture, &f.

DIJTNAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
IL COMMISSION Rooms, tat the Old Stand,) No. l43
Main street where they still continue to carry the
business in all its branches.
We shall have In store at al times good assortment
OF NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE, Crock.
Srv, Glass, Brittana, Wooden Ware, Table Cutlery,
which we shall sell Tor CASH at the lowest prices.
EVENING UC'rEUNS.
Sales Of Dry and Fancy Goods Watches, Jewelry,
Books, &c. Consgnments solicited for these sales
We offer services 10 the publis for all kinds of
sales where AUctonecr is needed hoping to receive
4 share of patronage. diff me
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-16

Io,,o I.IF'1 ~ IA h Ar sIss.o
DIS $40, 1915. 10 i6 Ills. II 4s M; l26, IL &C. 6,
4O ZIG, 2t6 % $40, lis 446, SIG, a. 66, 6i6 Is.
81, $ &c. $40, 9 IS, 3 - p u.
Leave Western Railroad at III al sll, SAL, 800,
945 10 l04 IL H. IA M; l2ll, u Al, LII Al I'll,
AL al, $50, 05 Al Sill Sal IL, SAL III IS $40,
$50, $50, 1000, 1920 =. N.