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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-21

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you ontof
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortablef These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some 1T oil
sickness Is creeping upon you,
aud should be ayerieo by =
timely use Of the rlght rem,
edy. Take Ayers pills, ana
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors - purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unoD'
structed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of tho body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify tho system from
the obstructions which make
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-21
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

has been before the public bat short time and has al
ready been tested by over thousand persons and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet s the greatest
beaatiher ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being oounteeted or I'm
ltated by unphncpled persons We do not offer Il fol
als at any Dmggists In the United States Therefore
anyiLady or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxuriant Ha
and Curs, and Long, Boft Whisken or Mousache, car
procure the Invigontor or Toilet either one, for on
dollar, inclosed in letter, with their address.
Address q. y. BPHNY & co.,
Boz l61, 0ollinsvills,
Hartford Co.,, 0onn.
And II will be carefully sent By return mail.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-21

washington, d O', TN TUUI IuJU' ]
SIN: havo used your Pills In my general aud hOspila!
ractce ever since you made hem and cannot hesitate TO
w they are the best cathartic employ Their regu-
Nng action on the liver is quick and decided, conse-
sntly they are an admirable remedy for arrangements
that organ. Indeed have seldom found case Of
billions disease SO obstinate that 1t did not readily yield to
them Fraternally yours, ALONZ0 BALL, NJ D.,
Ih1stctd1 of The Murine HOSPITAL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-21

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at s:Oop. M, stop.
,r at ali stations between Columbus and Cincinnah
srr,ving At Cincinnati at 92O M; connecting st Lon
ion for Springfield.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-21
They would also announce to the public that they '
AOenka
napot Eon,s tiAta TolLETl

Ths only article offered to the French people that
would OURA STRAIGHT HAml the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleonl
which article ID now Indispensable to his toilet room.
The snbscrber feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all othen ever offered to
the public take pleasure In expressing their confidence
In the article, gaining II from practical use. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-21
8 stEEp1Nc CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

TP FOR further information and Through Tickets
,pp5 to NJ L. DOHzRrY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
vs." P. W. BTRADBR,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
JNo. W. DoHERTY,
Agent, ooumbns-
n.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati
Columbus. Dec. g. 1859.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

!, 10. no lowered and under lies he is lost crushed.
Hon o,unate for US that he chosen as chief OF the
yankee army. With the immense numbers at his COM
mapd. an ofcOt of truth, courage, enterprise and dar
ing would have pushed sOoy But he was in awe of
his dishonest rCpute his lies made him coward, and
from the first to the last day of his military career he
did not dare on siuse OCCASION to expose himself TO
IRE. mendacious dastardly boaster; he persisted so
unmanuy that the righteousness of Lis last moments
destroys every vesgc Of obligation conferred by bis
vainglor.ous pretensiOns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

THE YANcsE GUNDOATs.-We copy the following par
agraphs fom the Charleston Courier of Saturday last
Friday mornir OF the Yankee blockaders supposed
to be the gun boat Fambeau crossed tue bar and CON.
menced firing the wreck OF the Keokuk. Two small
boats, with parties from Morris Island, wee a. work
Spon the wreck, endeayorng TO bripg away ome aGdi-
tional trophies. The paPs retired thu gpnboats firing
nc them bul doing damage. Several shots passed
over the Morris Island batteries 0ne Of our batteries
opened fire. it il belle, ed with effect as the Yankee
boat hastily backed out Of range not ticking lne TO
iurn round, and shortly after recrossed the bar, The
gunboat Chcora steamed down the habor to take uArt
IN the action, but the enemy had Withdrawn and gone
out to sea long before our gunboat could reach her
The Fambeau vas doubt on a accommodating tonr IN
ascertain what arrangements might be made for blowing
up the Keokuk.
There we're fourteen blOckaders including the Iron.
sides, on The bar Friday evening
The heavy fling heard Friday afternoon. we lea,p.
was caused by one Of cur batteries on James Island
opening upon Yankee gunboIt in Little Folly river
Campbelrs place. The gunboat replied aud the firing
was kept up for some time on both sides The punbos
Afterwards got out of range and the firing ceased CInr
sustained no injury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
Reconnoissances in FOrco.

The repor of the enemy of the battle of Charleston
sets at rest all question 10 the character OF the as
saut It was reconnaissance in force, some have
supposed but the very best fight they able, after
years preparation to make for the occupation Of
tie harbor and the reduction Of the city Charleston
This is establishes by the Official order of battle pub
hshed by Rear Admiral F. s. Dupont in Which,
anong o.ter thrgs, he says; "AftCr the reduction of
Form SUMTER it is probable tile next point of attack
will be tie batteries Morris Island' The Rear
Admiral didn't reach the second step in Lis programme.
But it IS not surprising that the opinion should have
obtained some currency, that tits only Icconnois
Fence in force. We thought the to the battle
of Fredericksburg at first Even Gen. Lee seemed 10
be Of that opinion We whip them so easily that it is
hard TO distinguish between their battles and their
counoi;sanccs, their fights and ther eins 1t not
to be supposed that little Beauregard wound. in two
hours aud thirty minutes by The watch, have ropulsed
aud defeated grand assault that was two years prepar-
ing But he till
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

snnHs-A wsg called out aloud in thespit Of Drury
Lane Theatre, MIR Smith, your house is on fre!"-
wherc1pon hundred and twenty-five Smiths arose. at
is Mr. John Smiths. house." said he and thirty sat
down. showing but ninetyve genuine John Smiths pre-
sent.
Catherine de Medcis, when told Scaliger knew twenty
languages, said "That is twenty words for one IDEA
would rather have twenty ideas for one word
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

MoRE YANKEE BARDAEnY.--A party of Confederate
guerillas having made in attack the Memphis and
Charleston iIlroad capturing train With some pris-
oners Hurbut, the Yankee commGudant at Menphis.
ordered the following families hlhshed from their
homes in that city, giving them three days TO prepare
FOE their departure D. B. Soloy and family, G. j. Sell
den and family, z. z. Fraim and family, David II.
Townsend and family T. T. Cosswtll aud family: / v.
Dixon and family Wardlow Howard and family Eugene
MeGeyeny and family, Thomas A. Nespu and iamiiy-
making in all sixty three persons
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

SAD CAsgALTY.-0n Monday week, three priyates oS
the Georgia 47th regiment, named Martin Jones d 6.
shooting near Red BluH Ga, when Jones became SEN.
arsted from the Others and after u time fred at what
he supposed were turkes. Upon going to the spot he
discovered TO his CONSERVATION, that he had killed n
c. 0'Neal and wounded the brother. The shooting was
wholly accidental, and the parties always the warmest
of friends
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

TERRIBLE CA1AsrRornE.-Qn Tuesday last at about
IL o'clock, m tornado passed Barry landing break
ing aud throwing down the house OF Mr.. Honore De-
JEAN his large warehouse aud some negro cabins. From
under the ruins Of Mr.. Deeans house were exlIicated
The dead bodies of his vile and son, Emile ID, ea1,
promising young man Ct nineteen OF twenty, With two
or three others. Mr.. Honore Deiean himself has one
leg broken and the other badly1njured
OoeLottsas LAY Courier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

PEAoz SENTIMENT AT THE NoRrH.-The Charleston
Courier publishes portion Of a letter written in New
Jersey March 23d The writer says there are thousands
of peace all thrOughthe North that the opinion
beginning to prevail that the South cannot be con-
quered but that majority of the people are vet un
willing to let the South go-behevng that a Comvro-
mise can yet be effected. The passage in the Good
Book which tells Us that the hopes of the wicked per.
sh, will apply to their case.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

NEw ORLEANS AS IT ls.--The New Orleans True
Deisl, of recent date gives terrible account Of the
condition of affairs in that city, under Yankee rule,
from which extract the following:
We believe We shall be found greatly within strict
facts when we state that have at this moment twenty
Eve thousand men, and children entirely dcsii-
tute and not thrown upon the streets because of the
non enforcement of the laws for the collection of rent
against them. In addition this fostering mass whose
utter ruinous naturalization is rspdly taxing place
there are, ell perfectly safe declaring from fifteen
to twenty thousand persons, who are now supporting
lie Ivy the sale OF little th g accumulated in prosper
Gus times, when trade active labor in rcquision
and Industry adequately rewarded and who have ia a.
early future before them hope of escape from all the
hortrs Of want and starvation save in the contributions
of the generous aiiuent-alas, low very small uum
BERN public charity, the resources OF the national
commSsaridt hitherto bouniuhy dispensed TO thou
sauds OF negroes Who were allowed 10 swarm, in gno
rance, filth, and uabrdled ewdness al und the camps
OF the sooiery Should not be withheld from us by
everwatchu and mercilul Providence pest ltnce as
well famine, may be among the fearful evils from
which We doomed to suffer. Tor population entirely
destitute Of ali the comforts aud many the necessatics
OF life, nyurerabe at all points, and fortified against
no visitation the most cruel tate may have in store
for it.
Ia experience in this and Oer counties we have
not witnessed greater nay equal distress ard suffering
OF tie Yoceles description, tina; exit here while the
multitude, daily augmentng, OF impoftunae street men,
dioants, Is absolutely appalling.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

A GALLANT Aor.-We are glad to learn that the
steamer Vcksburg which broke from her moorings at
Vcksbug during the late storm, was destroyed alter
she fell into the hands of the enemy. Our generals de-
string her destruction, the feat undertaken by hive
members of the I'd Tennessee regiment and SUGGEST
fully accomplished For their daring they bave been
rewarded by furlough for ninety days. to permit them
10 visit tbf ir homes Ia East Tennessee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

The bin, of which the foregoing is summary, 10"
orIv awaits the SIGNATURE of the President 10 become
I, ~ the nresent condition OF affairs and at this
stare Of the session. it is presumabe that he viii
.ivo o},ecops if he MAY have any, aud sign it aud
vet the bill, which we had not seen u" !'7'e'oa!' y
extremely faulty in principle, and stu more 20 III i'
details Did we believe it practicable al ihis tune 10
cure i,s inequalities and defects we should invoke inc
Executive Veto bat satisfied that tins cannot DC conc
We call upon the people to accept aud abide the law 's
II IS and TO rcpress all agitatoo, discomfort or murmur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
10 CORRRSPONDRNTs

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a ~ WAig."
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81 aad tofH ta cOss b dsPdrd 0n C6ttzery Roiiee
sscssdiag flre6 Eaes charged Jcr advertisement
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

'NN'i 'A' ~N~'' oS''4~ A1'' s'A~@ ''''" f'~''
A TOUCHING scESs.-I was converting not longs since
With returned volunteer.
81 was in the hospital as nurse for long tine, said
he "and assisted in taking Of limbs, ami dressing oil
sorts-of wounds but The hardest thing ever did was
to takSmy thumb Of n mans leg"
"Ah" said /, ''how,wRs th0'?' Then he told me.
TWAS young na7, who had severe wound Ia tie
thigh. The ball passed completely through and ampu-
Ia ion necessary. The Limb was cut oil close up TO
the body the arteries taken up aud TIC seemed TO be
doing well. Subsequently Of the small arIeries
sloughed off An ncS,Ou was made, and 10 was again
taken Up. It is well il not the main artery" sad
the surgeon as he performed the operation; "he might
have b;d 70 death before we could naVe taken /! up =
But Cha,ly got on iuely and fayorite with al.
was pa., through the ward one night, about mo
night when suddenly was passing CnaIey's bed e
spoke me: IT. nv leg is bleeding again"
threw back the bed clohers aud the. blood spirited in
t.e air. The main artery had slOughed oil.
Fortunately knew just what TO do, and in an in.
slant had pressed my tirmb the place and stopped
the bleeding 1t so close 10 tue body that there
was bael7 room for my thumb but succeeded in keep
ing it there and arousing Of The convalecens sent
him for the surgeon, WHO came in On the run. II am
30 thankful II -, said he as lie me, that YOU
were upGnd knew what do, for be must have bled TO
death before could have got here"
But on examination in the case he looked exceeding
y serious and sent out for other surgeons. All came
who within reach and consultation WAS held
over the poor fellow One cOncu lOD was reaCnCu Dy
ALL There was 10 place to work the spot where
my thumb was placed; they could not work under my
thumb and if ! moved it lie would b'eed TO death be-
fore the artery could be taken up There way TO
save his life.
Poor Charley lie was very calm when they told
him. and requested that his brother, who was in the
came hospital, might be called up. lie came aud sat
down by the bedside, and for three hours stood, ard
by the pressure Of my thumb KEEP. up the life Of Char
ley while the brothers had their last conversation On
EARTH 1t strange place Tor me- to be in, to feel
that had the life OF eloWmorial in my hands, as 1t
Sere and stranger yet to feel that act Of mGc must
that life to depart Loving the poor fellow as
did it &s hard thought: but there was no alterna-
tive.
The last words we've spoken. Charley had arranged
all bis business eifir, and sent tender messages 10 alb
ones, who iito dreamed how their l0vsd one
stood to the grave. The tears filed my eyes than
once, as listened to those parting words. All were
said and be turned TO me-; "NOS; IL, guess you
had better take off your thumb" so, Charley! how
can " ! said. " But it must be- you know" lie re-
piled, cheerfully-"I thank YOU very much for your
Kindness, and now, good bye"
lie turned away his head, | raised NY thumb, once
more the lie current gushed FORTH aud in three minutes
poor Charley vas dead
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

H. Relates to the duties of assessors and collectors
To- Makes trustees, guardians, &C., responsible for
taxes due from estates, &c, under their control
To- Exempts tie income and moneys Of hospitals
ssyums, churches, schools and colleges from taxation
uuter the act
II. Authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to mako
all rules aud regulations ectssay to ihe operate" Oh
the act.
IS Provides that the act shall be in force Tor TWO
years from the extraon Of the present year. ule'a
sooner repealed; that the tax naval stores pour
wool cotton, tobacco and other agricultural products
Of the growth of any year preceding 1885, imposed IN
bs srs section shall be levied and collected ouly for
the present year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

On sud y night tbs 18Th inst MATTE DEANB ysungesl
child of F.snie H. a. William Phillips aged siAten moi
Her nerA nj tsEe place TIE resdsne on nsf iatsr
CLAW Dew eco st ad reefs tbs nothing ~
ms frier Is aoqlaintAnces Ct the famiJ Aie "su
Re M wi hont further notice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

Tue RUINS cP JAcEsoEvfLLI.-The editor of the
Lake City Columbian paid visit to Jacksonville, Fla,
aud gives the following account of the destruction of
that town by the Abolltionists
Probably oncthird Of the town was destroyed By the
fires set by the enemy. heavy rain aud the efforts of
the few citizens remaining, with tie heavy aid Of or
troops soon as they reached town, extngushed the
ines in many of the Ia ldngs. Vi the CHURCHES but
two burnt, the Episcopal and the Catholic The
residence Of tie late Judge Pearson and another dwell
ing the ioTmer, destroyed Around the Cath
ole Church pretty much all the buildings for the space
Of two blocks we're consumed The Washington Hotel
and the former residence of Yrs. Foster aud all for the
spSe Of two blocks in The rear, we're destroyed with
the exception of Mr.. Hcrns house. the upper corner.
The Count House and jail we're con icred to the flames.
The four ores in q two story OK block on Gee
rteet rOrth OF llocg Amber's block, were entirely
des rOyed On Bay street the following b ildGgs we're
TO a ly consumed: Bsbee q Canovas block I. o.
llolme block, Mr. Kipp's house Mr Bsbees. Judge
Dormans DE-. Baldwns, and tie four brick stores be-
low HOeg Amblers owned by Messrs. Cauoga, Black
well Miller also brick stoEe near The
ming north, FOn the hill above the late Judson House.
residences Of MessTs. George Il. Foster Emery Gibbs
Fairbanks and several others whose names are unknown
In fact from the RIilIoad Depot to Mrs. Had
docks place. distance OF two miles there is build
ing OF any description left standing; even the brick
church being burned and the brick yard Destroyed
Besides this almost freparable injury has been done
TO Jacksonville by tie destruction Of Ter beautiful shade
rces. IL evidently the intention OF the villains
destroy the whole town. but usual in their infamous
and cOsardly' undertakings, they only partially
ceeded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

THE Iunois troops in Lincolns Western army are
maA.ng loud threats. We had rather see them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
TnE TELEGRAPH LINYs.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Housc met at the usual hour and Immediately
went into secret session.
The Tax Bill, proposed by the Committee Of Confer
ence, has been someW hat amended and passed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
DRgwRY's BLUFF.

You will please announce that JOHN r.
EDMUNoS viii not be cardd represent the County Of
Halifax IN lie Lext lIouse Of Delegsel. ap2J-St
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
HOT SPRINGS, Va, FOR sALE.-Ihis

Hot SPRINGS, VA, FOR SALE.-ghis
u ysuahl. waierinapsce with more than 0yEZH0USAND
ACRES OF LAND Is offered f,r sale
Ttis place situated In Bath county only twety Es irem
tie Mboro Dept the vi gnIi Central Rroad and except
that unbEoken railroad connection Win the
principal cities Of the South.
As remedy In many Of tie NEST serious Skess 10 whchhe
human anc susect-especiay In RBEUMATsx ard hv,AAT
is long rssseed e uiatoa far superior
/, that OF any ohef ninersl water 70 the State
Ever since the tine c Emp thermal waters have
been celebrated for their lsacy in cuEg SOunds Zee ved Ia
bat le
In ire whole suhern Confederacy Est of the Ms,l spp
River no hot tedter has yet ben dscovtdth Place
the efcre has iiyal J
There are upon premises 10 baths Of val mrer6
lures from 10 1906 hreLh The supply of mineral water
abundanf and acommodz ten could be nlaged
any might b. desirable The hotel accommodations
q sufficient for 200 perFons.
For y for the next two deys The unte Ere at The
Ballard House In this city GoODr,
TH0S. 0CDE,
Executors Of Thes Geode, deed.
RICHMOND, April 90, 1863. spSl-o2ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
VIRGINIA. MILITARY INSTITUTE.-Tl q

Board OF Vktcrs viii meet st the lrlituon on 22d day
JUNE tbs ippclnmeht 81 Csset Vacancies for Sfdts
Cadets viii list from The following seajtofia Dstricts
81 4h bh b. 10Th ilih 18Th. 1sth I9h 90 2s, 22d f3i,
gilh y h, soh SD sih ssh, S7h. SSH a9h 4Olh 4s,,
s2d, 4Tih, 4Stl, 20 =.
Arleaon for pan IS we'll STATE Cadet appointments
be accompanied By tenon els Of fair moral tharSes AID ee
com from physc'l disability The full namc sge ros flea
Of the a. pllcant must be distinctly stated.
The nueuacn In prices TO fx ultimate
OF sxpenses
The iastiutoo suppl every article far acicibe
snd limits the charge 10 actual cost and tie AUTHORITIES all
diligence TO secure then the best terms
The expenses Of STATE Cadet for the current SI,
AMI OF pay Ced.t $500. FRANClS fMITh,
Gp2l-V3gtfan92i1nne
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

SAMUEL PRICE, OF GREENBRIER-
We are authorizes TO say tia, this gentleman corsned
be,ove candidate for the ocs OF LSCTEAA r G5VERN0H
the mex. election. spZi-5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

We arc authorized to announce F. H. BOARD
caDd date represent the equity o; BEDFORD the
Legislature OF VTgilII. fpli-S21
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

TO TIE y0TERS OF M1DLSOy COUNTY.
FEIow-cKxXs II peetfuly EyEs Candidat.
fo- reelection 10 the House Of Delegates,
Respectfully,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

ITO TIE VOTERS FROM THE Senate
RIAL DISTRICT composed Of the counties Of Acc
NorthamttD. rdpect ULy S-nrr1nc s'EIn candidate TO
reTrese i IL said pisirics IN the State Senate
RtsaectfulY,
rp2t II CtpPIsoN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
10 THE PEOPLE OF CHARLES CIIY

THE PEOPLE WILL CONSULT THEIR
interest, ty V,iig for RICHABD =. wALEEs for the
II use De.egeJ The city Of Kclm0rd TIE vices
OF such rrreSe natives Wh) will wT4 or these Who
repose conade-ce In lin Tbs vii be demonstrated by the
result. spN-l II