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Lvon's Kathairon.

This delightful article for preserving and
beautifying the human hair is again put up by
the original proprietor, and is now made with
the same care, skill and attention, which first
created Its immense and unprecedented sales
of over one million bottles annually Il is
still sold at 25 cents in large bottles. Two
million bottles can easily be sold in year
when It is again known that the Kathairou is
not only the most delightful hair dressing in
the world, but that It cleanses the scalp Of
scurf and dandruff, gives the hair lively,
rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents 1t from
turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing. The Kathsiron has been tested for
over twelve years, and is warranted as de-
scrjbed. Any lady who values beautiful head
Of hair will use the Kathsiron. It is finely
periumed, cheap and valuable. 1t is sold by
all respectable dealers throughout the world.
( d. S. BARNES & CO.,
New York.
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Sheriff Sale.

John Thompson Smms) franklin County
vs.. Common Pleas Court.
William M. simms etal.) Sale In partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the said Court, to mo directed. l will offer for
sale at pubic auction at the door Of te Court House
In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 25th day Of April, A. D., 1863,
at one o'clock, p M the following described real es-
tate, situate in franklin county, Ohio, to witt
Being part section number twenty three Of township
number eleven and range number tsnsyone, contain
ing handrel end thiteen acres more lets, be-
ing the land that was patented to Philip Swsher
by the U. 9. A. bearing date on the seventh day Of
March, 1872. Also eight acres and one hundred and
twentyseven perches, being part Of the southeast
quarter Of secten twenty three, township eleven and
range twentyone Mathews survey The above described
property Is to be sold subject to the dover Of Nancy
Whitman (widow Of Elkanah d. slmms deceased which
dover has been assigned,
Appraised at S36 90 per acre,
Terms Of sale-0ne third Of the purchase money paid
on day Of sale, third in one year. and onethrd In
two years, bearing interest from day Of sale with mort
gage on premises to secure deferred payments.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of FRANKLIN county, o.
Printers fees IS 25. taEF
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Notice to Soldiers Absent without Leave
or Over Time.


oyyrcr OF THE QuAlTERMAsTER. GEEEaAI'
COLUMBUS, o March ~. 1868 }
To Soldiers in Ohio absent from their regiment
,oithout leaue or opcr time:
To avail yourselves of the benehs oil Tue
P,eaideut,s Psoclama,ion Of March 10Th, 1868,
YOU should report in person to Lieut'-Col' H.
Brooke, U. s. A, Columbus, o., before April
lat. He will furnish you qusrters and subsis''
epce and send you forward to your regiments
In detachments.
I can only furnish transportation TO THIS pace
in APPLYING for which. be sure aud state your
company and regiment, and give your neares'
railroad station.
Large numberslare arriving daily. Report az
soon as possible.
If you are proper subjects for Discharge yoe
can bc examined and bonorably discharged
ners' GEO. B WRIGHT.
Quartermaster. General, Ohio
Press throughout the State please copy auo
,o,,,o mch2l-dtaprI.
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NEW ADVERTYsEMENTs.


I-a
10 sas qualified Electors Vths City Of colu'bus:
On Monday, the sixth day Of April, 1858, an election
will be held in said city for the purpose Of eecting one
Mayer one oiy Solicitor, two School Directors, two
Trustees to ierve as members Of the City Council In
each Of the following wards: Nos Q, and O. and one
Trusteeto serve as member Of the City Council In
each Of the remaining wards, to witNos. J. and
s. The election will be held at the following places, to
wit In the Let ward Of Brazers oce Of Spring
and Front streets; Cd ward-Buckeye House; 81 ward
City Clerks oiceI 4th ward-Zettler Houie 9th ward
South Engine House; 9th ward-Laurence schneIder's
7th ward-In building south Of " Hettesheimer's 9Th
ward-North Engine Housei 9th ward-Exchsnge Hotel.
The polls will be opened at six O'Clock, A. NJ and
close atlsix O'clock, p. NJ.
wRAY THOMAS,
Mayor
March "a, ls63-t,ll election.
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The Negro Immigration Question II
Pennsylvania.

The Judiciary committee of the PennSyiva'
mia House Of Representatives has reported
bill to prevent the immigration of negroes ana
mulsttoes into the State. Itprevents any suoh
persons from coming into Pennsylvania eisnei
or permanently, under penalty o.
indictment, and fine not exceeding $lVo' WIN
not exceeding one year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24
Immense Mass Meeting of the People al
Hamilton, Ohio.

The Democratic Mass Meeting at Hamilton,
Butler county, Ohio, on Saturday last, was an
immense sssemblage, gathered from all parts Of
the State, and even from adjoining States
Flags, banners, and national ensigns fosted
In the breeze, amid the booming Of cannon and
the playing of national airs by several bands Of
music. Never did an immense multitude Of
people, Of both sexes and OF all ages, seem more
enthusiastic or more firmly united in one noble
and patriotic purpose-the salvation of our COM
mon country from the ruthless hands Of it's de-.
stroyers. 'N
I The organization of the meeting was as
follows:
President--Judgs Elijah Vance.
Secretary-M. N. Msginnis.
Grand Marehal-Osrman Stephenson.
Assistant MsrRhsls Captain Humbach,
John Mickey, Thos. McCarton, David Furlow,
and one from each township.
Committee on Reception-Judge J. Clark,
DR.. John McElwee, Robert Chfisty, Judge
Joseph Traber and Thos. Connaughton.
Committee Of Arrangements--E. II. CASTOR,
J. s. Wiles, W C. Hunter, Peter Mulder, John
Moore, James K. Webster, David Marts, Ar
thur Stewart, J. J. Owens. James Timberman,
Alexander ogle, George ViDnage. Chas Barber,
J. L. Witberow, R. Hazeltine and Peter Muir.
ply.
Eloquent and patriotic speeches we're made
By Messrs. VALLANDIcHAM, PENDLEroN and Nc.
KINNEY, Of Ohio, Mr.. VOORHEES,, of Indiana,
and otheres The speeches were interrupted BY
frequent and prolonged applause. The mestiDg
lasted Tor seven hours, and during that slime the
greater part Of the assemblage, estimated at
ten or twelve thousand, stood up, without show
ing any signs Of WEAKNESS.
The following resolutions, offered by Mr..
MAensIa. were adopted unanimously:
{ WHEREAs, II is Of the highest importance, In
alarming state Of the public affairs,
that the sentlment Of the people should be as
certained and expressed; therefore,
Resolped, By the Third Congressional District
of Ohio, In mass meeting in. the city Of Hamii-
ton, that We earnestly recommend Democratic
National Convention to be held Ia the city Of Ins
on the third Tuesday Of May next and
request the Democratic National Committee to
Issue 0 call for the same, In pursuance Of the
uaages Of former conventions; and further, that
The Democracy be invited to meet with the del
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24

THIRD EDITION = 50TH THousAND.-Dr. Haryeyp
Treatise on Diseases Of Females, Pregnancy, Miscsr-
rage Bsrrenness sterlity, Reproduction and AouTes
OF Nature, and emphatically the Ladies' fhlN A.. AZ
free to any address, Six cents required TO pay tns
postage. l ,.-,... ..o,nv, y
sHAlED, and prepaid, By ,,v,N ~
76 Cedar st., New York-Postofics Box 5,o79'
march2l-d&weow
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HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY CoMMANDER,l
Columbus, o., March 23d, 1863.
General Orders No. A.
The following is published for the benefit of
all concerned:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE OHlol
Cincinnati, o., March l9, 1863. =.
General Orders No. 22.l
1t having been ascersained that large traffic
in arms, powder, lead and percussion caps, is
carried on at numerous points within the limits
of this Department, for purposes and uses dis.
loyal to the Government of the United States,
the provisions of General Orders No. 20 of the
18th met, from these Headquarters, prohibit
ing the sale of arms and munitions of war are
extended to embrace the limits of the Depart
ment Permits to purchase may be obtained
of the Military Commander of the city or town
where the Gale is made; or II there be no such
Military Commander In the place, then of the
Military Commander Of the city or town near
est to the place where the sale 10 made, or of
the Commanding Officer of District within the
D Department, upon the purchasers giving such
security to the officer granting the permit as
he shall deem sufficient, that they wiH not sell,
barter, sips or cOnuey any such Gsms or muni-
tions of toar to any person dislOyal to the Gov
ernment of the United States, or to any person
who will use such articles for purposes disloyal
to the Government Of the United States, or to
any person from whom such articles shall pass
into the possession of either Of the above men,
toned classes. Persons violating this order
will be liable to arrest and trial. and the forfeit,
ure TO the United States of any and all muni-
tions of war In their possession.
The civil authorities, and all loyal citizens are
invited to aid the military authorities in carry
Ing this order inbo effect.
BY command Of MAior-G General Wright,
sstd N. H. M'LEAN, /
y A. A. g. and Chief of Staff |
Hss [oTrcAL,l
(signed) W.P.ANDERsoN.
-#l4 et~ 4sss A. A. G.
In obedience to the obove order, the sale, to
sns person, Of arms, powder, lead. and percus.
zion caps in this city and vicinity, is hereby
prohibited until further orders, except
,n permits granted By the Military Commauder
,f Columbus. ias iaHn5J
Permits car be obtained at these Headqusr-
iers between the hours of 8 A. M. and 8 p. M.
Persons violating this order will be subjected
% the penalties mentioned in the above order.
.. BY order Of eF..e.f
n Capt. D. M. MEREDITH,
l5th U, 8. Inf, Aot'g Mil. Comdr.
M, W. Co.'s, lst Lieut., &A,D,c. ''ls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24
FOR; RENT.

- VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSES
It'll situate on the National Road u Of mile east OF
property Said house contains nine rooms, all In good
repair with good well and cistern, good stable and
conyenihnt outhouses. There is also some very fine
limit on the premises and large amount Of shrubbery
I will rent the house with from one to hftythree
acres Of land, rs may be desired. EiF.
For particulars inquire of John Joyce at tie Office Of
the Lessees Of the Public Works over Rudi,ilfs hat
store THOb' MlLLEk,r !.
march %, ls63-dSwit 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24

n ID said TO be ascsrtained BY the War De,
paxtnens frsm the army rolls that the dessrtsrs
amount 70 one hundred and thirty thousand men.
The Presidents recent proclamation, is 10 ssld,
applies to this whole number i'n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24
Charles Deans Estate.

A IL PERSONS interested In the estate of Charles
IA Dean, deceased hereby notified that E. d. How
ard, administrator Of said estate, has filed In the Pro-
and list Of claims presented to- and allowed by bm
Just and valid debts against said estate Said report
will be examined by the court, and dividend Of the
assets OF said estate declared the Goth day Of April
A. D., 1863, unless continued for good cause.
II. D. ABBEY,
Probate Judge.
Columbus. March 90 1863 mar2f-dlt&w2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24

db1 n PosITIvELY MADE FROM 81. Something
Cpl urgently needed in every family and by every
person: very light and portable. Agents wanted every
where. oall and see, sample sent by mall free OF
postage for 10 cents that reails for o. BY R. L. VOL
OoTT, No. 40 Chatham square, New York. mar24n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24
More Democratic Meetings.

There will be immense meetings Of the De-
mocracy at zanssville and at Lancaster, on
next Saturday, March s8lh. Among the speak
ers announced for both Meetings are some of
the sblest Statesmen In the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24
coIurpua. o., Mareh %. lss2.

Carr .--BeIisying that the public interest will
nov psfmit our dispenaipg with the soldlers
Who have been on duty aS police guard. take
She occason 20 return TO yon the thanks of the
CisY Council end Of the citizens for your kind
nsss. Be pleased also to convey our thanks to
the soldiers under your command who have 20
kindly and cheeffully performed this duty.
Yours respectfully,
L. DONALDSON,
Pres't City CouncilE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24
Dsath Of q RepresentatiHe.

Mr.. PARKINSON, one of the Representatives
from Montgomery county, died at his Boarding,
House, in this city, on Monday. His rem aims
were taken home for interment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24
Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed adminis-
tor Of the estate Of Charles g. Oiickinger late OF
rankin county, Ohio, deceased.
mar "a, IsG3-dltGv3w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24
HEADaUARTERs MILITARY CoMMAHDER, I
COLUMBUS, o., March %, 1868.

General Order No. 81
The attention of all offers is called to the
following exiract-Genersl Order No. l3, De-
partment of Ohio:
ii, Commanding officers, including military
commanders of cities, will see that oil officers
and men found within their Jurisdiction with
leaves of absence or fuyIoaghs not in accordance
with this order are sent back to their respect-
i've commands, and will report the cases to the
Commander Of the District In which the troops
to which they belong are serving, In order that
the officers by whom the ivayea or fnrlourbs
were granted may be held responsible, and
charged with the expenses incurred.
By command of Maj Gen. Wright,
(Signed) N. II. MCLEAN,
A. A. G. and Chief of Staff.
All officers found in the city without leave
from competent authority will, in obedience te
the above, be arrested and sent to their regi
ments.
By order Of Capt. D. M. Meredith, 18th U
8. Infantry, Acting Militssy Commander, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
M. w. GOSS,
Isk Iiautanant and n r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24

Tazsr are now 40 soldiers in the, several
military hospitals in Cincinnati. "a,
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cry TICKET.

NAAA AANAr
asa MAYOR,
WRAY THOMAS.
MARsHAL,
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
orr SOLICITOR,
HAWLEY ]. wYLIE.
SCHOOL DrRKcroRs,
Eff. BINGHAM,
S, s RICKLEY.
coUNclLMEN,
First Ward-ISAAC II. MARROW.
Second Ward THOMAS ARNOLD.
Third Wsrd-DAvID W. BROOKS.
Fourth ward--JoHN G. THOMPSON.
Fifth Ward--JACoB REINHARD.
Sixth Ward-JOHN RoEDER,
FREDERICK JAEGER.
Seventh Ward-WALSTEIN FAILING,
R HORACE WILSON.
Eighth wsrd-E. B. ARMSTRONG,
FRANCIS HOWARD.
Ninth Ward-WILLIAM NAGHToN,
DANIEL CARMICHAEL.
ASSESSORS,
First Wsrd-HENRY FREELAND
Second Wsrd-C. BARTLING.
Third Ward-URIAH LATHR0P.
Fourth Ward-WM. DOMIGAN.
Fifth Wsrd--FREDERICK BADER.
Sixth Ward-JOHN ROSS.
Seventh Wsrd-CHAS. w. ZoLLlNGER
Eighth Ward--T. T. OVERLY.
Ninth Wards. W. PARK.
MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP TICKET
E TRUSTEES,
ELIAS GAvER,
ALEXANDER MOOBERY,
I'M. KoERNER.
CLERK,
M. B. ALBERY.
rREARuRER,
G.P. sCHRoLL.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
G.w. MEEKER.
coNsrABLEs,
JOHN BROWN,
J.P. REMMY,
L c. KELLY.
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Sam. Sharpley's Minstrels, Brass
Band & Burlesque Opera Troupe,
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED FOR 1868.

THE MAMMOTH TROUPE OF THE WORLD. Twen-
ty Star Performers the monitors OF minstrelsy whose
tour through the Eastern States has been succession of
brilliant riumphs. will introduce their great challenge
programme es above. Everything entirely new; pro-
ironclads. saF
cARD-The manager trusts the public will not
confound this matchless organization with any nerant
troupe who assume the names OF celebrated companies
gull the public and thus niure the business Of legitimate
performers. This is acknowledged by the press and
people to be the only perfect and legitimate troupe now
travellng and the original MONITORS. notwithstanding
our name has been copied by unprncpled and inferior
concerns either for the want Of brains to invent
Of their own, to deceive and conound the people, in
order to improve their limited business We leave the
public to judge for themselves. f- ha8H bas
Doors open at7 to commence at TX. Tickets o5 cents.
Reserved seats so cents, to be obtained only at John
seltEer's Music store, No. - East State street.
wsays SAM SHARpLEY, Manager.
j. d. HKwcoMB, Business Agent. msrl3-td
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24

Positively FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
HOnday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, March 80, "a, 25, 90.
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March "a, ls63-t,ll election.
[Fact copy,1
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A M q 8 = M e N r 8.

THE PEOPLES FAvORITEs.
Ha1l.
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ooLUMBus. OHIO /;
8. M. PnTTENGILL q co.,

TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH "a. 1858
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-24

M. W. Goss,
let Lieutenant and A. d. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
California ana mexscs.


It's removed that one of the French
schemes conteuplates the transfer to
France OF Sonora and Lower Cslliornia.-
The citisens of the State of California sre
Indignant 1t the suggestion. They will
be ready, if need be. to fly to arms to keep
the French from seizing and permanently
holding those provinces. Ex-senator
Gwin, who has turned up in Paris. and
other rebels. have been endeavoring to
make the French believe that the Pacific
States are DESTROYS of leaving the Union,
and would hail with delight the arrival OF
French feet at Guaymas. Napoleon
will make q great mistake if he pays any
heed to such lies as those. The elections
in California. the tone of her press, the
testimony of her citizens, all show that
on none of our defenders can the govern
ment more implicitly rely for resisting
foreign aggression or suppressing domes-
tic rebellion than upon the inhabitants
of the Pacific States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

A new TELEaRAPH TO CALIFORNIA;
We learn from the San Francisco Morn
Jog Call, that this new line is owned by
the weal,hiest mon 10 that city, and that
wire aud material have already arrived
there suficient to complete the line to
Salt Lake. Poles were ai.e4Jy set. and
the wire was up to the Sierra Nevada
mountains. The entire line was to BE-
completed to Leavenworth By the FIRST Of
Dccember~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

EE Coarse linens are now manufac-
tured in the north of Ireland cheaper
than cotton. A Ballast (Irish) paper
states that samples are shown of an lrisl
power-loom linen at ST yard, and cali
30 st SID yard. The linen is undoubt-
edly the better and more durable, as we'll
as the cheaper article Of the two, though
naturally somewhat coarser
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

DAMAGE To SHEEp.-In the report OF
the State Board of Agriculture for Ohio
it is stated that tie number of sheep
killed by dogs in 1862 was thirty six
thousand seven hundred and seventy
eight, and during the same period twenty
four thousand nine hundred and seventy
two were injured-the total value of the
canine destruction being 8l36. 347.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

AeokuA, seFtcWbsF fstf.
NEW BOOKS.
Austin Fi'iett-by Eugsle
Artemu< Wsri.
Life in the ppen Air.
Lost AMI saved by N-s Merton;
h@ekfpri-by Yrs Lil ie Devereux INFESTED:
Drifting Ahout-hy stephen Mssssit;
NY Southern Fsiencs-hy Edmund kirke;
In the Ffopics--by Richard Is kim ball;
Journal OF Re-ideuce on q Georgia Plantation
by Mira +. A Keabe:
Pes Works Blue and Gold;
Resfs
Gibens Rome 6 Vols
Chsrb .rs' English Li,ers,nre;
Information fsr the Peopie;
Packard's ninor surgery;
The Excise Tax Lass-n rommissiner Etee;
The Flying Datcnm n--N.se:
Marian Grsy--by Mrs. u. :. Holiness;
Like and Unite;
Lss Aiser .bies.
orpheas Q. Aerr's Papers Cd Series.
=IreenssoL's Monitor
Cooke Voyages.
AT Odis-by the Author Of Quits;
burrs Field aud Garden;
Vegetables Of Amerira.
The Campaign Of 1852 and '61,
Physiological Memoirs--h, uammond,
bickeus' Complet. Works:
Icmesnd abroad, Second Series;
Story ofthe Guard,
The Poets Journal hy Rnvsrd Taxioy.
Parson Bro wniow -sBoak:
Okarsngo River;
hdvin Bro herioft by wintnrop;
Thtsday receivednI
BkOWSELL's Book Store
- . tor- Main Ind 4th s,yeets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
KEOK U K:


European questions have become Amer
;oan questions. We are forced BY our
circumstances TO watch the relations OF
Ri=sia to the Western Powers as closely
as if we were Frencbmen or Englishmen.
Fer. on the answer of the question, viii
France 90 to war with Russia, not i'm
probably depends the answer to the qnes-
tion--will france 90 to war with US r.
Hence, many readers who ordinarily turn
away with Indifference from foreign di-
plomatic correspondence, will be pleased
TO see the last note sent BY Gortschakotl
to the Russian Minister at Paris.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

prsrcxs o. THE RApIcALs-PEAcE WITH
THE SourH-REvoLvrIo At THE NoRrH-
BY telegraph dispatch from Washington
which ws pubIishsd - sssrdsy. We learn that
. clique Of Philadelphia politicians calling
themselves "loyaI lesguers." but better Dc.
serving The epishes royal lesguers. headed
|bv Morton McMicbaeI and Mayor GilPin.
lhsd arrived q Warrington. and that Sens
ltor Wsde and Chandler and Mr.. Forney are
their invited guests The object Of The
visis and the caucus q to organize forces
/ os the breaking W Of ~ political ganiza-
lions In The loyal States. hostile % the Re.
publican party. and for the suppression o.
every sentiment that il not in strict accord
lsncs with the ideas Of the radicals. The
new movement & to begin In Philadelphia'
b., Il 10 70 BE- soon extended 70 other cities
and localities.
| I, . evident that the design Of the Aboli-
sionisss is 10 create IN insurrecton In III
North. IN order 10 obtain On excuse for max
Inc pescs with the South. With the Gen
erals and the means they are employing
they ere unable 70 put down the Sousher
rebellion. which wss produced By the anti
slsvery weston. - was stated : few day.
: go By George Downing, The negro oysse'
'lmsn. q The Abolition eonvsnsios 10 sh
lefty, ssd sseisly admitted oby 0srrso'
wendell PhiIlips. Greeley. sad oil the lea
y lsss pressns. And now they propose 70 I
> |msns s.oshsr REBELLION q The North By n
" apprsssIon q Tree speech. But lot the
DrIbevsss, lsss. IKE Fsanksssssin. they 'ais
auoshe. monster which they cannot gael
rel-(N. Y. Herald.
Al Gov. Morton was also II Wsshingten
=. l,hs came time. and W suppose o. simil
y. sraad. From The outrageous endssvoss
lathe parry il power % icscs civil var on q
,sl| psopls q Iadlasspolis On last Wsdnssda
inIIs d not lair 70 Isisr that The Governors VI
,v|vss - CIDER % ssssrs Indiana = the bogl
ws|Isg plses Tor shis scene q dsvastssioai
so|vsrily, . e sssmssh 20 -. OH homo
hvI,has - sAoold have Governor that dssil
Ast,e - lsdiasa's coll rcd with tho blood
ia liner own elsissna Lei the people think :
prepare.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

CxrxRAE SleLr.-The Philsdelph's Age
tells The following story sbons Gen. Sigls;
General SIeIs. when be heard q me &C.
.s,e, which befsl our army On the Kappa
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send for him