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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
.Two Noted copperheads Arrested,

Under this beautiful and complimentary cap
tion, that bitter and unscrupulous Abolition
sheet, the Cincinnati Gasats, publishes special
dispatch, dated indianapolis, March 26, stating
that BAYLEss w. Hanna, q member Of the In
diana Legislature, author of the Military
Board bill, a member of the committee on Ar
bitrary Arrests, and Law partner of Hon. D..
w. VoAHREs, had been, together with RoBERr
HAKNEeAN, arrested on the absurd charge Of
cheering for JEFF. DAVIS, SroNEwALL JACKSON,
etc. The dispatch says that HAENEsAN was in
the guard house, and HANNA was out on his
parole for forty-eight hours.
These arrests were made by military author
ity-probably by order Of Gen, CARRmGroE.-
The ridiculous charge alluded to Is mere pre-
text. The arrests were made because the ac-
cused were, In the elegant and polite language
Of the Cincinnati Gasstte, "TWo Copperheads'
alias Democrats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
Dem ocrasIc nominations in OincIn'
ri b1S4 et natl. 'a, az f.aI,

The following excellent ticket was nominated
by tho Democracy Of the city Of Cincinnati, at
their Convention, on Thursday, the 26Ih. Il
will be elected by large majority:
For Mayor, Jos Torrence; Judge Of Police
Court; Jas SafiD; City Solicitor, Thos c Ware;
City Auditor, Geo W c Johnston; City Treas
urer, Jackson M Noble; City Civil Engineer,
Thos Peter; Prosecuting Attorney Of Police
Court, A ] Muliane; City Commissioners, Jere-
mish Kierstedi Director OF lnfrmary, Thos Me.
ara; Trustee of Water Worka, Alfred Buchan-
an; Judge of Superior Court, A g W Carter;
Superintendent OF Markets, John bunker.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
d. VSrfant' n .ho OoustiIution or laws q thls

out warrant, in tho Constitution or laws q this
State.
The updsksIgned being of opinion that the
Journal ok the Senate has, BY the proceedings
aforesaid, been mutilated, and does contain
matter not In accordance with the factsi that
the proceedings of the Senate after the ad.
joufnment was unwaranted, and that this Cen
eral Assembly 10 virtually adjourned; thereforc
enters his protest against the acts OF the Presi-
don't Id the premises, and against any further
business being transacted by this Senate 10 o
Legislative capacity during the present eessIcn
T. J. KENNY. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

Coz. JAnEs B. Far, the new Provost Marshal
General, was recently member Of Gen. Mo-
DowxrLss staff. Heis siscn of General JAcos
FIR, Of Illinois. Col, FIR will be remembered
as tie Collector at Chicago Who was removed
BY President B1cHAsAs. He is West Poin.
graduate. He entered the military service
July !, ls47, as brevet second lieuienaht Of
artillery. He was commissioned Captain in
August, 1861, and attached to the Adjutant-
Generals department ---- ~-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
FOR RENT.

~ A VERY DEeIRARLE DWELLING HOUSE,
:ii situate on the National Road x OF mile east OF
li. the corporation line, known as the DR.. Miller
property Said house contains nine rooms, all In rood
repair, with good we'll and cistern, good stable and
convenihnt out houses There is also some very fine
fruit the premises and large amount Of shrubbery
/ will rent the house with from one to nfty-three
acres Of lard, as may be desired. Aft.f It
Eorparticulars inquire Of John Joyce at the Office of
store TH0e. MULLER,
march 30, Is63-a&vlf. aa'rt71'as
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
Abolition and Secesh Editors Agree II
Abusing Democrats.

The Journal copies without credit . scursh7
: o,,a a,t,cle taken from the Richmond Enquirer,
headed ..Cox and Caroline" The only diner !
euce in the article Of the secession paper ana
its other extreme is, that the Journal calls 'he
member who has been approved for Elk years 10
our midst, ethe equirmiDg little traitor All
the rest Of the article isla plagiarism from the
abusIye rebel sheet In Richmond. Not only
does the Journal steal the articles Of the rebels
to pelt Democrats with, adopting them as its
own, but It assumes their faisehood when It
does 20. 1t knows that Mr. Cox never made
any such speech in Congress about Caroline"
Il Is lie made out of whole cloth by the Rich
mond editor. The poetry quoted was read BY
Mr.. Cox at the request Of Mr.. F. 8 CozzrNS
(the author Of the "Spauowgrass papers''), to
! q meeting in New York City, and is one of the
lyrics Of outER WENDELL HoIMEs. The "ss-
ductive wooing" is DR.. HOLMrs's. The patri-
: otic illusions in the poem, part of which ia
suppressed by the twin editors, North and South,
were cheered when read, as it would be ap-
proved by any patriotic man. Inc poem u
familiar to every one acquainted with Dr.
z HoIMKs's poetry; and the twin editors advertise
their own Ignorance by attribuling i TO Mr.
Cox, while they inadvertently pay him the com
pliment of being poet of the first water We
copy for the benefit of the editor of the
Journal this beautiful poem, and commend ite
spirit as far more Christian than the insane
rawlings for revenge which seems to inspire its
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
A H,sh.nanaea proceeding.

Il seems that the resolution resembling the
one which provided for sine die adjournment
on the 26lh Of March, had not been signed by
the President Of the Senate when that body ad
journsd on Thursday evening. Hence, there
must have been virtual sine die adjournment
on that day. But the President of the SEN
ate, when that body stood adjourned until
Friday morning. got together Number OF the
Senators, and received q message from the
House, inclosing the resembling resolution
signed by Speaker HuBBELL; and then an
nounced, that he would sign Ii in the presence
of the Senate, when that body could not legally
be In session. Then the Clerk of the Senate
was directed to make record Of the signing of
the resolution, by President STANTON, in the
Journal of the 26Eh, the same As IL Il had been
done during the session Of that day, on Fri
day morning, the Senate refused to strike out
this ipterpolased matter, and approved the
Journal In that form. Senator KENNY then
presented the following protest, which was en-.
tered upon the Journal ofFridsy. It speaks
for itself: h
SENATOR KEnEY's PROTEST.
WHEREAS, On the night Of the Goth day Of
March, 1863, and more than two hours after the
Senate had adjourned over 10 half past 8 O'Clock
Of the 9th day Of March, 1863, number OF
Senators met in the Senate Chamber, and were
called 10 order by the President OF the Senate.
Whereupon the SeFgeant-atArm Of the House
Of. Representatives reported Q message from
the House Of Representatives, and was reooR-
nized by the President, The message wasire.
ceived and ordered to be read at the Clerks
desk, which was accordingly done; and
WHEREAs. Said message contained House
Joint resolution No. l06, resembling House
Joint resolution No. 100, providing for the ad-
journment Of the present General Assembly
on the l4.h day Of April, 1868; said House
resolution providing for such adjournment on
the 26th day Of March, 1863, sine die; and
WHEREks, Said lost named resolution had
passed both branches Of the General Assembly,
and said House Joint resolution No. l06 NOT
having been signed by the President of the
Senate before the adjournment, on
the 26th day OF March, 1868 = The
President sof the Senate thereupon
announced TO those present, that be would siRn
IN the presence OF the Senate. House Joint
Resolutions No. 106, which he also according.
" did, aud which proceedings were made part
of the proceedings Of the Senate, and entered
a. suoh on the Journal OF the Senate for the
o6tb day Of March, 1863, In violation OF all
parliamentary rules and regulations, and With.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
!. Inportant to Ahsent Soldiers.

OFFIcR or THE QUARTERnAsrFR-GEN OF OHIol
COLUMBUS, O., March 26, 1863. !
Soldiers absent without leave or over time,
may obtain transportation to Columbus, by ap'
plying to any ticket agent at Railroad stations
the State, on Of before 3lst inst
GEO, B. WRIGHT,
Quartermaster General Ohio
[Press throughout .he State please copy and
not,ce.l
mar2St31.e tss9 isagss Is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

IT has been officially ordered that no person
shall be allowed to pass out of, or come within,
the lines OF the Department of Washington on
the south eide of the Potomac conTRABlHDs
alone excepted. .7d....a ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

A DOUGH-, GOLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT
II allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and cA they are
benefda. The good effects resulting from the use Of
the Troches and their extended use has caused them to
be counterfeted Be sure to guard against worthless
limitations. OBTAIN onlythe genuine BroaOns Bronl'
CHA, Tochss which have p,ovs their efficacy by tes
Of muny years PUBLIc sPRAKEEg and SINGERS should
use the Troches. Military oGcers and soldlers, who
oVertax tho voice and exposed to sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at 25cents per
box. aUsaT sr d., 40
jan2O-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

,I.THE Senate of New York voted on the 2Oth
Of March to give all the soldiers in the regi-
menis Of that State, whose tenn Of enlistment
expires this year, bounty of one hundred and
fifty dollars upon their enlistment, and boun-
~ Of seventy five dollars to new volunteer re-
cruits. af1- aa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

onuuoi '"'u uoHfu uoHfu sr'O IOIIU"IuB urueF 10 pun
lished:' d " tiEf}9kl
HEADa'TERs DEPT. FOR ARREsTING AsD)
RETURNING ABsENTREs AND DEsERTERs.
hDlANAPoLIs, March 90, 1862
All deserters and absentees from the army
are hereby notified that one of their number,
who has been apprehended and tried for deser-
ton, will in o few days be shot to death In this
city. VIII you now take the advice of those
liver yourselves up while yet there is timer AT.
ter the let. of April next It will be too late.
The whole community should bestir them
selves aud see that not one Of this class Ia at
large in the States Of Ohio, Indiana and Illi-
nois by that time.
. 800 sd8ag MILO 3. jHAsCALL,
Brigadier- General Volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

A wAaHrNoroN dispatch says nobody tber'
understands the situation on the Mississippi
Nor here either. asab ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
Another Candidate Declines 20 Hum
ON the Republican city Ticket.

Mr. BEFsoN declined very promptly to run
for School Director, after he had been nomi-
mated by the Republican Convention of this
City. The Journal Of Friday morning contains
another card of declination which speaks for H.
self. II is ss folloWss
COLUMBUS, o., March &c, 1863.
Ed. JoURNAL:-I was greatly surprised when
read the Journal Of this morning, 10 see that
had been nominated for City Solicitor ON the
Republican ticket, transformed in title to the
Union ticket. l was once deceived by sueh
Vaccinations year ago last summer and fall.
when the Republican party proposed to lay
aside, for time, party ties and party struggles,
and join with the people its whole strength for
the support of the Constitution and the Union.
found il was only Transformation In name,
the element remained the same When | saw
the ticket, II was the first intimation that had
that my name was going to be placed before
the Convention as nominee. Had been'ad-
vised by my friends, before the citing of the
Convention, that my name was going to be 90
used, would have at once declined t. be nom
inee. s4Nt- Asatfsa l-Aa
1t is not agreeable with my feelings now, nor
has it ever been, to be candidate on the Re
publican ticket for any position; as have sup-
ported the principles OF the Democracy in the
past, and shall continue to do 90 10 the future.
shall support the patty which cherishes those
principles, because, believe it will preserve
the Constitution and the Union-l mean the
Democratie party. therefore very respect
fully decline the nomination.
JAMES G. BULL,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
NEW ADVERTlSEmENT

THE SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ADVERTISED
Il Saturday 2sth Nos 107 Sr 100, South 4th street
will not take place. The property having been DIS.
u VIZ. GLAzIER. AuctiOneer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

Removed from mis- old office.
DR.. A. b. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near Hgh'st.,
Oolunbus o. has devoted himself for serieS OF ycari
the treatment Of certain private diseases he may bs
consulted at his oaca broadway rear The ArHhsoRs
Bank,
Ianl9dH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

IN the guerrilla fight at Chantilly, March 25
we lost thirty-nine prisoners, three killed and
one mortally wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
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THIRD EpITIoN - 50rH THoUsAND.-Dr. Harveys
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rage Barrenness sterlity Reproduction, and Abuses
Of Nature, and emphatically the LADIES' PRIVATE
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"Be Warned in Timel,,

Under this head the following order ia pub
lished:' " IEfyail Si
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04

slaA aBARaAIN.+-See B I the advertises
ment let IF Fl sylH valuable ps,afmn Farm and Steam
Mil forasalelat the iCadiz junction,
under VIE Head of new advertisements.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04

''But it eenfesses disun0n.p 3 J es, just as
the surgeon, who sets your fractured Gnb in
spIints, inordsr tflat,it May, be, tbealed. adj
lnits that il is broken,q But the Govern
,inent will have failed 10 Crush sauts the iere
beliion." Sir, il has failed, You, went to
war to prove that we, had "A, ,Gpyernment -
With what result2 To the people ,oi, the loY>
Il States it has, in yeur hands, beeP the, Geyr
erameDt Of King StoIk, butto, the coDleder
ate States OF King Log. "Butihe rebellion
will have, ,tripmphed. ~ Better triumph 70
dav than len Years m hence, But ], deny it. :
,The rebellion will at last be crushed our in
the only way in which y ever was possible
,'sBut no oneSwill be, hung, o. The end OF the,
war" Neither will there be, though the
war should lasthalf a century, exceptby the
mob or the hand Of .arbitary power But
really, sir, IL there Ito be, no hanging, LET
this Administration, and all who have done
its bidding everywhere, rejoice and be e1
,ceeding glad. .t9'.'s+g''i : s9e ~,
! And now, sir, alloy, me a. word upon Al
subject Of very great interest at this moment,
and most important itmayfbe ip its influence
upon = the siutpre - ToREIeS MEDIA TIpN: III
speak not OF armed and hostile intervention,
WAilHf foF y ~ " R ~ ny N
was letrtO strike a, blow AT the invader III
But friendly mediation the kindly office of
40 impartial Power 70 stand as q daysrnan
elween ,the, cdntendipg parties ~ thls most
bloody and exhepstipg I, stri = ought 70 lbs
met 30 spirit as cordial and ready as that
in which Il u proflered ~ would ybes ehprl,,
ish to reflses Certainly, it Is not consistent
with thst fermer dignity .of this GpyernipsFt
to ask for mediation; nsiibcr, sir. would II.
beft iis ascient magnapiInity TO reject ~
AS proposed by the Epperpr ,of France,
would accept i At once, Npwiis fh0. auspi,
cious moment. i elt tiss the spesdisst, easiest,
most grsceful mode of suspending hostiIities
Let us hear no mo,e of ,lhe. mediation 81
cannon and swerd, The day !or III thst has
gone by.s Lst us BE- statesmen AT last, Sir,S
] gTe thanks that some, AZ least, among tkon
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04

, Then sir While I am i1exorabIv bdstiis
Il Puritan DONNA tion n raI;gion u nIoraIs
,or literature or pol,tics. / III not a ayaT u
.the pronosed ext. xt.lus;on ol Nav EneIand, 4
wouId have lie Union as h w.s and fitst
New Tneiand a NC xas sBat Il Nav Etn HI.
aisnd vii hive no union Win slaycbaIders.
Il sGe h not content y itfh dthe TTnioY,5 as
was, then upon her own head Be the Is
spoDnsibllity or secession. Aud there wiifl
Be 10 more coercion now w l. At Ieast wiil
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