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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-13
Special Notices.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR. DUPOrJCOs5 ta
Golden Pills for Females.

ISPALLlBLE ~ CORRECTING, REGULATING AND RExoyIxa
ALL oRsTRUcrIoSs, FRoa WHATEVER oAusx, ANp
- ALWAYS succEssFUL AS PREVENTIVE
The combination of Ingredients in Dr. Duponco Gold
en- Pills for Females are perfectly harmless They have
been used In the private practice of old DR.. Duponco for
more than thirty years. and thousands Of Ladies
testify TO their great and failing success every
ease in correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
distressing menatraon particularly at the change OF
life From i've TO ten Pills win cure that common yet
dreadful complaint the Whites Nearly every female Il
the land suffers from this complaint.
Tho above Pill has permanently curod thousands and
you, on the contrary they remove ali oSstructons 70
store nature to its proper ehanne and nvigorata The
whole system Ladies whose health will permit A.
Increase Of family, will find these pills successful Pre-
ventve Ladies peculiarly situated, those supposing
them should not these pills during the first three
mouths they are certain to produce miscarriage "A
ter which admontion the proprietor assumes respon
sibity although their mdnsss will prevent any njary
10 health. The ingredients composing the above Pills
made known to every agent and they will tell they
safe and will perform all claimed for them Pres 81
per box. Sold Wholesale and retail by it .s
@. r. McCULLocH, Druggist, and
e. DILLON 4 SoN, Druggists
Agents for Fremont, Ohio.
LADIES' BY sending either Of these agents q tAsous
the Fremont Post once have the Pills sent 70 any
part Of the country (eOnhdsntAly) and free Of postage
by mail. tsn
N. B. DWARF or A Bass CoUKrSRFKir or rHnsu
Pills You buy the counterfeit article AZ any price
from 70 10 IS cents box (dear at thatl LADIES y0aK
lives and health of too much value to be ted with
besides being imposed upon with worthless nrticie
Ihereiore any one Offering these Pills for less thaa
u dollar box, avoid them you would poison. They
are bogus Rone are genuine ualesa the name Of 8 d.
HOWE iE every box which has recently been added
account Of the Pills being cnuntereited Buy Of my al
vertised agents and yon safe Sold also by HoRAcz
FLase E SsSwSs sea RIss K esyIorss &
NES snA town IN the Uaited staiee a1d by6 D. HOWE
solo PrslntsDf, New Yeah. ARi-SN2-lype.
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Wall Ara nrements.
For saIe n, ,,,,. OfgIce,

Scholarship in Bryant, stratton Cos Commmereia
College, Of Cleveland Chicago Detroit St. Louis
be obtained reasonable terms at the JOURNAL OFFICE
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Tfmo Table,

There now but two trains per day each way
onthe c. 4 T. Road; trains will leave as follows;
Going East, Mail ais AN. N. Y. Exp 442 IN.
Going West,- Mail 1888 AN. Teleg. Exp. lolsPx
Fremont Lima 4 Union Road, train leaves at 1880 A. n
sandnsky, Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, 1.05 AN. Accom-, 1885 AN.
Going North, Mail, $40 PH. Accom-, 1925 P.N.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-13

Found in my Grocery, a small sum of money
which the owner can have by identifying, and
paving for this notice
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-13
Report OSthe YOuDg Ladies' aud Mise
soldiers Aid Society of Fremont

Two linen handkerchiefs--Miss Sears " pain
of slippers-Hattie Haynes Articles sent to
the lIlth Reg, Ky. rt..-y y
- pair of socks, 8 pair drawers, 8 pair under
shirts, 4 bushel dried apples, dried currants
large box of lint.
|. .sa Ida Chaplain, Prest.
LIBBIE BRusH, Secretary.
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M MARRrED.

INI - II II Z u II
In Townsend, February 2eth, 1853 by q. Selvey Esq.,
Mr.. JACOB N. WINTERS and Miss ANN LYON, all Of
Townsend, sandusky County. -, ~
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5. M. PET-r1NS;IIT. 4 co.

No. 81 Park Ron, New York, d. iSlate-st, Boston,
ARE authorized Agents for the FREnoxr JOURNAL,
in those ctes and authorized to take
and Subscriptions for at our LowKsr RArEs
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I2fIIEUeAIaAtH!SN-

V%%a rs EIaf,l Isaac has b. lll the iI.i.t Skf,l
iAD pbvs riuI< Al pDiuar rrIncdhss. il nIn
0TY' 4 fiictlt or 'li~'a ~ - tcd-yct Il lDWAY'-
ono READY RrlltF has never lanc in ID ri u. I'M
ni.iGt rclcft tho suIrrcr nil IL II "r Acni"
lnll mmatory or Nervoi] Rheumatism 10 ciTs, a per.
INC tcur'. In Chronic l!h umaii. AMI t;n t X W
WAYS CLEANSING SYRUP. c,c' Renoraiing Re
se'rer,,, Shoai be taken ia dunct with the If.iT
RtiIEF)
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Resignation OF fquar,ermas,sr a. y. TEaIe.

Resignation ofQuartermnster A. y. Hale.
t8lataAli FRENoSr, O., March, a. 1868.
EditoF FgsmOnf Journal:
DEAR Sra IL have resigned my commission
as Qumtermaster Of the 25th o. vi. Not that
was, or am at all discouraged or disheartened;
not thinking, as many do that the North never
will whip the South. ! am happy to state that
! believe the whipping Of the rebels is only a
matter Of time; that the people the North must
and will conquer the Confederate States; other
wise forever be dishonored aud disgraced.
BY publishing the following you will confer
many favors upon
Yoursyery Respectfully,
tt A, ). HALE.
Head Quarters 25th Reg't., OWL
Brooks Station, Va. Feb. "a, 1863.
Lieut. A. J. HALE
SIR The undersigned, commissioned officers
Of the 25th Regt. o. V. l., have learned with
regret that you have resigned your commission,
aud that you arc about to leave us. Ifr
AS our associations with You as an officer and
gentleman have been Of the most pleasant kind
we desire to congratulate you upon the emil
ncntly able and satisfactory manner in which,
AZ Quariermaster Of this Regiment you have al
why's, and often under trying and difficult cir
cumsances conducted the business Of your De-
partment; and although ignorant of these causes
which have induced you to sever your connec-
tiOn with this Regiment we sincerely hope 1t
may result to your advantage, and that as a citi-
zen your future may be as successful and pros
porous, as your career Us an officer has been
bright mud honorable
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-13

ID Il ID,
In Fremont, March 9th, OF dropsy of the heart ANNA
R. HALLIDAY, aged 81 years.
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IN A FEW MINUTES
RADwAY's READY RELIEF

MS safer " administer, and cu stop p1in quicker,
A( than all preparations Of Opium, Morphine Vera
SEJf tran, fIyoscamus, Arnca, Vaicrian, ChorofJrm
efAs nr Ether, under whatever name distinguished /;
either BiHfBpeats, Tain Kliersor Soothing Lntis which
merely suspatis the feeing Of pain by benumbng the
perccptve fcutcs and killing The The surgeon
administers ChOrOfnrm, Opium &c to render inscn- -bls
the nerves Of perccptiOn--RAllWAY'S READY RELIEF
-tps tho most cxcrueng pain and secures the patient
the full possession OF his T'is the only remedy
general usc that will stop pan, quick, that Is free
from Opium, Morphine, or some other Kindred drug,
huriful T. the general health.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-13

MENPms, Macomb Co., Mich. Sept. T. 1861.
DR- RADwAY-Dedr Sir About four years since, was
very much affected with DISEASED LUNGS My friends
thought had the Consumption was entirely unfit C1r
business raised blood and had every symptom OF tho
above fatal disease. nenight going 10 bed thought
l would take sweat, and took your READY RKlIR
lin hot water) a stimulant to sweat me- II did so.
The porspiraiion OF slmy substance and offensive
SMELL followed taking the READY RRItP every olhor
night for four weeks and al the end OF that time
trely we'll This Is true statement Of facts, which
will testify 10 under oath. Yours, ETC.,
JAMES SAGE, Sagcs Hotel,
Aomphls, Mich,
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Fremont Journal.
ISAAC NJ. KELLER, EDrrOn AND PnornrrrOn
Local apa 1JiscelIapsOus Matters.

The Journal is published every Friday morn.
ing. Office, in Bucklaud's Block, third stsry-
Fremont, sandusky county, Ohio.
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HOW no CURE a BAD CoLD

We beg TO present TO tho readers OF the advocate
the following letter addressed to Dr. Roadway. lat those
afflicted with WEAK LUNGS AND THREATENED WITH
CONSUMPTION, read The writcr, Mr.. JAMES SAGE, is
well known in MIcmdAS popular hotel.kecper."
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

THIS wEEK-6RRAT REDUCTION
ear out the immense stock OF Millinery,
Coos. The entire stock VIII be sold
o make rsom for fall iuportstionn Ilu.
500 Canal street, opposite " ooster, the
Z shment formerly ~ No. 5 Division strest
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

EtlbNl-lHh VICTORY II
nd gentlemen. u has been victorious
y u great many, that Is. NfSTL, of
j. been pay ing the highest pricrs in cash,
Carpets, Jewelry. Ac., and -rli means
u n YOU VIII favor him with note or
~ and gentlemen, you know well that
NJ lces that are offered BY some dealers II
4 but the best and sures, way you can do Il
= lhen you all know sure yon viii re-.
DO not forget the old. well known dealer.
be number. ~ shth avenue. near EIGHT
adies attended By Mrs Mint.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

o.sBBERG PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR
lCnst ON Clothing of ladies and gentlemsn. Parties
- on Al m cir dwellings ny addressing L. Casferg No.
fsfth streel one haldrsd ieei wess oi bsvsawJ.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

NrOTIcE TO OWNERS or DOGS
~ Mavos's OvycK. Ngw YoRs. June "a. 1874
Notice IL hereby gven and after We dneday June
e. 1853 the ordinance respecting Dogs found running os
In street Of the eiiy or New YORK without
being proI eriy muUled, win BE- strictly enforced.
The OF twenty cents VIII be paA for every dog
brought alive pound the foot OF Tsrnty fftree
East river which shall have been fosnf In the
ming large without h~ing properly muzyled.
owners may rscisn, them The pound dsy
thev received on payment Of etpensss-
n. B.-No dogs will bs r~cetved from boy. ...
By order Of THE MAYOR.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

vEsrMENr.-To Re SOLD, ON ACCOM-
ms y CDuntrg hcsidence, with above lVo
iated Ia beautiful and healthy country,
ID from thf city. Price 81 800; SuU In
icr u 30 loii ON bond and mortgags II de-
ulars apply personally TO Mr.. A. GORDON,
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
FINANCIAL.

RMy AND NAVY CLAIMS i BUY, CASH OR 40
~ usi and collect Army and Navy oaeets ana ",nrtA
Paw Prize and Bounty Money. Claims Ac procure Peu
sons EDWARD BiSSfbif
Late PurAer q & NAVY g-l BroAdw Ay corner OF Cham
bers street New York.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

$3.50. $500. $3.50. 34O-LoTS FOR
easy terms. Monthly payment. % $40
purchaser. Apply to T. X KELLOGG.
New York, or 10 COOLEY HEIDRIL-
It
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
81 SEVENTH AVENUE, LADIES

10 SLNENTW ANFNIF, LADIES
"A be- nstonishcd 20 see the prices v.
On Clothing, Carpets, Furniture and
-rslves with having been pronounced
aud gentlemen that We pay ~ per
Other place IN the city. We Cunrar
= ,rirs. -for Slk Dresses from t5 10
10 Si9 Aud Tor Pants from > 70 so
paid Tor old Gold. Silver, watches,
- Shawls ava me Furs OF nil kinds.
ess Y. Harris, iJ seventh avenue.
~ hrs' street Ladies' aitru ied 20 hy
4 sasc he careful 10 finding ~, as this
YOU Will be dealt with 20 your salts
4 umbueRed
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

CORPORATION NOTICES.

(NOKPOKATTUN
" OrpcE or BOARD or AssxssoRs NEW CorsI Housy,l
June ~, 1865
Public notice l. hereby given To the owner owners,
occupants of all houses and lots Improved or
unnproved lands affected thereby that the foosing
have been completed and lodged In the once
Boa OF for examination ~ all persons In
teresei. viz -
Ro ,uanr grading and setting curb and gutter stones IN
Fysifh street between the Ninth avenue aud Hudson
Also for building sewer street. from the
In Bedford street 20 point thirty seven feet west ~
Bsecker Tie limits embraced by such assessments
include AL the several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
pieces and parcels OF land situated on or Aent 70 PITY
street lying between the centre line Of the blo
the north Of Fyfth street. and the line the
borbs the south side Of fify seventh street. between
MIN b and Hudson river.
all lots lying adjacent Morton street be-
tween Be~ckcr and Bedford street.
An persons who's. interests are affected by the
named assessments and who opposed 10 the
them requested 10 present their ectons n
writing VI the undersgn~d their once. No. ~
basement New Court House, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
CHAs McHEfLL } po.,.o,
JACOBF. OAKLEY .sum
wM A. DOOLEy "~Sss"A
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

no CONTRACTORS --sgPARArE sRALED .rRorO.
dOrsrd wifh the tte of tse Tor rtlrh
tIe bid mas v be ID S1ir~ 10
ocock " o Thurscay jaJ l13 fer the construction %
Yory nin street, from <rsgton v NIL sssgl. IAr,y
ipth street from foarh sFends, fy fourth
street frum Hsnonc ThiTd asf fiftY ond
street. from s1h Seventh Aso. for the syaf
" fourth street, and Broadway from Thiry mir
"p,sns frras fee s ss ana s otAsr nsessssry .,svs
en ear Ds ,.s4a ned oa ayDl<.ss Cosifssa csrE
~ this odca Iho1 .ItfuLSs
ROM T. DsRnAGM
A. W cHavEf
Crusss A4s~dsr HgArt.
oar o, ths ctS,sa Aassisss esssd D zas H. lssl
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

, HI NEW STORE, lls THIRD AVE
geutl~men are guaranteed IN receiv-
,ch article Of cast OF Wearing Arps-
: sc. for the New Orleans market
irseif. The following prices will hc
from 81 ~ SIS for Coats from ~ IN
20 sS For all other kinds of Dresses
the highest prices will he raid In
q c. MlsH. lls Thiri avenue. near
ties attended by Mrs Mish.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

(,ouSTRY BoARD-AT LONG BRANCH, n D. AT
~ farm houss; athlns on our o-n Ffgu ads por fur
ssa os Of W ". JACKSON % Wall street r,eu No 4
Two or tsrs fsunss ga " scomDosstsA
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
CLOTHINo.

avenue Ladies and Gentlemen VIII be
ne prices J. ANIiALf pays for Cast on
urnitnre and Jewciry. &C. We natter
, q been pronounced by q great many
N %, Ing 81 per cent more than ~ any
q We guarantee 70 pay the following
/. SOS, from ~ 10 $40.
80 so.
Slrrss ]. ANHAL7. lsf Seventh avenue.
y tieth street Ladies attended ny Nrs
z, ,rticular Ia finding the correct number
N out your mistake when too late
4, prices paid for Old Gold. Silver.
y, Camel Hair shawis, Musical Instru-
"A ~. &c
II. ROsENTHAL, HAVING A
purchase larse quantity Of cast OF
tnrniiure. Carpets. NC. ny calling on
ladies and gentlemen can obtain the
sch article. Ladies' attended N by
e try 3S Bowery, opposite Great
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

J,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IT The hrst class steamship
LOCUST FONT
Captain d. French
Carrying thr United stsi~s Nail.
win leave pieSo North river for New Orleans 90 sstus~
day, Jnna II, ataP VI.
No freight rccsvrd bills Of lafinH signed day ~
sailing
III r. n CROMWELL 4 co.
West
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A THE FRANKFORT HOUSE ONE BLOCK EAST OF
the CITY Hall corner of Frankfor and William streets
250 neatly furnished light airy Rooms TO one per
25c to per day; to s. per wceA House open all
night
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
Sunday Nights Dispatches
From Suffolk.

New YoRK, April 19..-Suffolk letters report
that our forces hold the Nsuaemond river for
sixteen Miles, and defeated every attempt Of
the rebels to get In our rear. The rebels ex-
poet to bring against us, including reinforce
ments from General Hill, tome sixty thousand
men. .H.4 4.lrr. u-f H. HI-t
The delay Of the enemy in making the attack
Is as good as reinforcement to us of ten thou
sand men. Longstreet has expressed tho opin.
ion that Suffolk is too we'll fortified for him,
with bis present force, to risk direct assault.
A Norfolk letter expresses the opinion that
there will be no great battle at Suffolk. We
outnumber the enemy there and have the ad.
vantage Of strong entrenchments. Unless Gen.
Peck takes the Initiative and advances on the
enemy, am confident that there will be no
batlle
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-21

BALTIMORE, April l9.-The American has re-
ceived the Richmond Dispatch Of Friday lsst.
The Dispatch publishes report that Longstreet
has surrounded our forces at Suffolk, cutting of
their Communication with Norfolk.
The Dispatch, however, discredits the story,
and also rumor that the whole of cur forces
have been captured from the Peninsula.
The Dispatch reports that Gen. Wise has CAP
tured Fort Magruder, with one hundred prison
ere. lI- a.-.r.f....
The Dispatch credits this, but it is, of course,
uutrue.
VIcKsBURe, VIA MOBILE, April l6.--The aeet
is still In sight across the river. The Yankees
have abandoned the Fernsndina expedition
The Yankee troops, entered near Cart age last
week and are still In possession Of the place.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-21
Outrage on the People of Connecticut
Disgracefnl Business.
LRrom the Harlford TlmeI.

From the Hartford TimeJ.l
The following letter ia from a soldier who,
when in Hartford, always voted the Republican
ticket:
ARLINGTON HEIeHTs, April 3, 1863.
DEAR WIEE:-I did not 90 home with those
who went home to vote. expected to 70, but
the furloughs were given to a picked crowd,
that would pledge themselves to vote for Buck
ingbsm. never want to take any such oath
as this, although think should vote for
Buckingham myself if had been there; but
could not now at any rate, for | call this q
damnably mean game. IfIhad come, / didn't
mean to let you know Of il until came In and
took you by surprise; but this game has turned
me, and oil the rest of the regiment, too. |
think that half Of the regiment would have
come out again, II this had not occurred; now,
they won't come at any rate; and don't blame
them. You can tell all my Republican friends
that am no mcre Republican II they carry
Oh elections in such way as this. s* |
hope soon TO be with you, and never will take
up arms agein In such o cause as this has got
to be. 1t is fsuaical war, for the freedom oi
a set of negroes. = From your husband.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-21
From the New York Rxpress.l
Serious Charges Against the Admins
trof;nn

SOhhO"o ~ss"hOSo' <ASuhhot thC AuUlluIs-
-. ,t tratiOn. .1-
A letter from Washington in the Dubuoe
Herald, not only corOborstes a statement we
copied from the Tribune here, that the Treas-
ury Department had been speouIaling in gold,
but adds .ss .
"Tbe Government will lose by the operation
81, 900 .0OO" ...a 90. 800.
What, however, is even more serious than this,
is,-- sAa y'.i. .fL .c Gs,t ...asG
"You recollect that not long ago the Republi.
cans in one of the Houses of the Indiana Legis.
lature sbsented themselves in body from their
seats. The possibility of obtaining quorum
was thus prevented, and the Legislature ad-
journed without passing the appropriation bills.
The act was revolutionary, and was 80 regard
ed at the time, but it was believed that the Gov
ernor would soon bo obliged to call an extra
session OF the Legislature to provide the means
OF carrying out the State Governments. n
"1tOo days ago $40, 900 wers taken from The Sc
cret svuiee fund Of the War Department and sent
to Gooernor Morton to Indiana, 10 enable him to
carry on The State Government Independently OF
the Legislature. This is no short step among 30
many others, all advancing directly toward she
contemplated overthrow of popular government
in these United States"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-21

moral and religious training. Ia his last mo-
ments he gave some evidences Of contrition.
From what purports TO be q nession OF his
we learn that he denies that he premeditated
the murder Of the young girl whom he shot,
but fails to define the controlling motive or
governing impulse which prompted him to com
nit the horrible deed. .a.7 #I .,'r.
l CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE MURDER.
The murder of Mics Tracy was most afro
cious one, as will be seen by the following re-
marks of Judge WEIsEL, in passing sentence
upon the criminal:
The victim of your fell purpose was young
and confding female, the joy of mountain
home, and the solace and comfort of her parents.
You had (whether rightfully or not did not ap-
pearl contracted passion for her. Whether
she returned 1t, or what were the obstacles to
an honorable union, 10 best known 10 yourself.
There was certainly nothing on her part, go far
as the proof disclosed, to provoke unkind feel
ings on yours. You professed and declared an
attachment for her; and not only that, but you
declared you had nothing against her, and yet
In moment when she least suspected your de-
slgD, and In spot to which she was lured by
seemingly friendly promise, you planted the
deadly weapon TO her head, and In an instant,
quick as the haeh from the pan, was abe life
less object at your feet.
Embraced by one arm as 10 seeming fond
ness, the hand OF the other sent the leaden mes.
seoger of death to her brain, ere she was aware
that augbt but affection was intended. No re-
proving word had time to form on her lips; no
anguish darted from her eye Both were sealed
10 instant death. So sure, go sudden was your
aim; 30 vital the spot selected for IL. A few
moments before she had wended her way, cheer
fully, along the mountain defle, with a youth
fui companion, on an errand of kindness to
sick relative her course impsded by your
presence, and retracing her steps, che was pur-
sued by you, and with the promise from YOU of
imparting secret, she confdDgly reLi ed To
the spot you selected, there only 10 learn the
secret OF eternity. She had no warning of her
fate. You gave her no chance to impiore you
for mercy. She was rpthleasly, causelessly,
cruelty despoiled OF life, as dear to her as life
eau be 10 any one, and other hearts were made
to bleed at the loss you inflicted upon them.-
Whatever we're the relations of Agnes Tracy to
you, all lament her fate. You alone seem to
be the oniy exception. Why this mountain
flower should have been thus suddenly cut do Wn
In its vernal beauty by him who should have
cherished and guarded IT, aad who troiessed
for 1t all admiration and love, ia an enigma
to be solved at higher than any earthly tri-
bunal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-21
Master Commissioner Sale.

'e0fso ~ mopOnA'a( Court Of Common Pleas OF Frank
John EpsIi,h ct ais lin county, Ohio. l9
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
4 the said Court to me directed, will offer for SALE
ct public auction, ct the door Of the Courthouse in
the city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of May, A, D. 1868,
At o'clock P. NJ the following described real es.
tate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to witt
In.lot No. 23S, in the city Of Columbus.
Appraised at $4,000 90
GRO. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff, and Master Commissioner.
Il. O. NOBLE, Atty.
Printers fees $3.50. r.sry
aprill-dlt6Ewtd f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-21

NEW YoRK, April 10 The bark j. W. An
dreys has arrived here She reports that Oh
April l6,h, In the Bahama Channel, che was
boarded by the British gunboat Cygnet, who
reported that on the 4th instant, she was fred
into by the United States gunboat Connecticut,
who took the Cygnet to be the Alabama. The
Captain of the Cygnet went aboard the Con-
necticut, when the affair was amicaby adjust
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-21

GLORIOUS NEws.-The Ohio Legislature has
adjourned sine die. Let the State rejoice. We
hope every Christian 10 the State will be thank,
ful--devontly 80. The last Congress and the
late Ohio Legislature are dead. If anybody
feels like mourning over their exit, he is wei.
come to the task. For ourselves we rejoice al
their demise, and hope the like will never live
again to curse the State or the nation, ~ Circle
ollie Democrat. "a B,