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NEW-YORK 6 EEW-HAyEY RAILROAD.
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COMMtNl L., Dr. t.MDE.k ] lala

CONRtNtlFp De- tADLn l. ISlE
Passenger StaOa a. Ncg-I li1 o. snd Shaw
rrusn.e 81 - hft.
TRANS l. akF HfW-fONk;
ew'LsycH, ~. u -; u -, 25 tsI) aD+,a
ard y. m. -
Eof BRIDGEPORT = Ga n Cgxli iisls, 5tsI) 80 80
ard %. ~.
For MrrI sis'for5 Fol dsll, Southport, aud ws.poa,
FarNo:~Sis, 7. % q. ID I1Is. 2lS (Erl SO 49, s31a
m ,.,,.. -.
So
49, SD 2. IA
l. 10. q i6 4an SO Go f. ~.
For Port Chester "a Nru- -',Dcbe'ls. D.
COsSEC 40 MAINS
For Boston. via Spi srt O. n tLxb as tHrl 50 o
f,r boston, via >hf i.ii.. i;.IJ g.
For Hlrifoid ard spnnsiei 10 Ok ,li9' +l3 tEI,
m. ,,
arc a /. p u. to Northampton.
20, hartford PIO'il'lse. aud Fi,LL!I Rslfoad' a. IA
70. New ilssso, Ny.oljon and s.onins,oa RsIroad It
ga ~. ~ 10. - .. n,
CanA Railroad, i..lJ . IA d. 10 Northampton.
For a rsainnf, F.i Csi 20 ttfsl-ii. q 70.
For N.nsstnck Rtil pt1 2 . - 10 ?.
For Darn1ry d SorN ia Raj ra.I. N. -. T. top. M
loumoaious Sleepirg N,- sch - ~ D. III IAfn.
JAMES II. HOTT. Sgperntendent
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- II. MACY
-
No. 22l and 2g3 s,h@v De-

r. H. MACY : NOW orryxo
Ia lines LADIES LIN ~ hAADEERCHiEES. from la'
dcE up tul s-soumrrt Of LlNENs. LIN, pANASh y.
LNEN NAPKINS ofLIES rABLL-t OVEhs: A,oo'
o.d make. rs rLlSn snd FRENCH LL-aChED hJo-
~ f;TiC GiYE 1Si Of s., iSs and Book 4usLNS uOrrEp
SWISS MUsLlNS. JAtDNEr-, PLAID sud sf7lPhD
CAM5Glcs. NAiNsUOK MUsLIhs, iAALL IANS. ke.,
o' Full STOCK Of fiSE FLAyNELs much below The
i'''eu' H'''A'' p'''' now oPfyfyG:
4 FULL STOCK cf LADIES. Mi5sES, and GENTS
COTTON HOSIERY aud UNDERWEAR of The Vs'y oe''
mslulcinrer p1icnsed t.t Fall IN at psop II the re,
,ni ius p L-ss tAa tine PA7NT eoss Of al
NON OPENING. ,
\ large saor,iaent Of FRENCH aud scOfch LAsRoI-
Ri;iEDLE.w0aK SWISS BAEDs.
NEEpLE-MOnh tkLNGA ASuAhSC Hisxs
KEEDLE-WORK 1GiNMlSGs IN gt,. variety,
\ srrn variety Of ffRENCH NEEDLE-wOAk COLLAR
IS %sL}Eiivtff NEirS. AL QUALITIES.
TAM@ING LACEo. e,gJ dc.c1rdou
Ls.E nhiLs' bLtL sn- I'uIA41o'
fCLL LINE REAL aad IMITATION LACE3 In great Va
RIBBONS ANp FIowEasl
FULL STOCK OF RIBBONS. ALL DESIRABLE
now oFESINO: sPlING sTOCA or PARIS FLOW
EkS.
Aud LADIES mGdsuP UhDER-CLOTHiNo in Gien va
YANKEE MOTIONS!
IN great variety, ana PROM AUCTION tie ,t week Al
invoice VI AEAL FRENCH PERRCMEhY a. very low
prices -
KID GLOVES!
REMEMBER that IMPORT OUR OWN KID
GLOS s.S Tha' sell TIE BIZ q ALLY LADIES' KID
GLOVES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER House ia tho
CITY. Now opening fesh:
500 Dor LADIES AiODE KIDS. STITCHED
80 DoL Ladies' MODE KIDS. PLAIN
30 DE- LADIES' BLACK KIDS. PLAiS AND
STITCHED.
500 Dor LAD;ES' PARTI-COLOR Kids.
~ Doc. BtbIt1' HTE KIDS.
IL. II. MACY No. !W AL 206 Cih sv..
Two doVrs below l"h-st
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THE IBiBUNg.
VNHE TRIAL of GEORGE c. HERSEN
II
MURDER OF BEl y tRANCES nRRELL.

BtPJAE IHa
SUPREME JUDICIAL DO.tr vi MASSACHUSETTS
Nyc.sc q p,i- ,ns created lIoa1 itr+N ir
Ne ssld a. tt alc1 10 s b. q tuis fep0 l.
~, lf.u % intosed IN i c.-e. ihe oc posi-
tOn OF he gil aud he hceaCe VII cn asi
h4I i4e 10 hes scdocvr, aiv his Grlcols eud u"
gre Of toe public time sds-idrj
ba bso ~ ~ the proce ins' va ou i-e st'se to Lo
c,uI y be 81 rIy Aer 'esertiy 'ntst tfsi
before thr Jly bcaIin- puofe ,Ga Snprte CcuIt upon
H. fest % i1ds ne'i ard hsatns nr'cr" The Gov
dG Council lp'n p"ton i6f c1rmIatSn o senie'r
t- prsOrcl l-Iy ClrJ, on the osa 81 nuSut 10
two es's qi,r-rt ms arrest 10 the s-ieices o
u-eicire AID cIl,np Il OF greet il1 lts
b. % lac czse al s0Dl.. oy { sem ne over
yuU sueJ in Its cJsty ia Ee cell ed Lu.h tTia Of
N.i.u Pa.ner the mist sied 70 u tct poison; shie
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THE RFGTL,ION RECORD

THE RFENT,,ION RECOID'
EIlr.by E,ANH I0oHS,
co "a s. .,re REPORTS
OFFICIAL UNiO, Ah9 tOtFsDE"AAA+ MI
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Col STEtIj!ir5 GEPOhT en tna UNlONlSVS ol
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New York Feb %. 1859.

.CHICAGO INVESTMENTS The under
-,Fncd has for many Yeas prrchg'ed for uouf@sid
and coIue 20 pu'cha eCllcSgo Real E.tae te'ntng mot
90 lseor.y the turis." C.n !urn'h references 70
fhvcs.e client through VI tue eoontry aud to tae bAHAes
and busiges, men o. tHclso.
TtOS. T. BRYAN Bryan Hall, Chicago.
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Weoolnq garos, &,.

A I THOS. BRUNSs, No. 493 Broadway, all
IA The i.,e't styles ofwEDDIN0 CARDS, at low prices
Ystsbithed 10 1870.
LNGRAVlNG and PRINTING (half price).-
IWeddipg, At Home snd Note Psper. Ac Bu .nes Cads
BhLHssds PortrstGkc sKELLYs, Ne. 81 Futon.st, N "
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

L-A NAL shalllNOADbi M. w -Jt.hNtst
~ fou 700, Of Courtand, IL -Conutctiag st Hampton
rolj II Esou w.th She iehisu Valley R,r94d and
ng difee i0c Pusbnr9h aud the Wet
" hout cnauge of ears.
WINTER ARRANGEaiENT-Co Commencing Nov. L. 1869
H,RRIsBURG EIPKEss--A A. IN. for Es-ton. Reed nk
Pos svi,.e hsrti.bn Msuch hn.k NniemsporS
Mil TRNiN-st8S Il. f.s Easton Water Gap. SCRANTON
Crea. E-na. hi rhsuI,ou. P.tt.gou. Wi,Ae barre
II 81 IHRoUGn IHAIs-f or E9ston Allentown, h~adinS
POtnV vile. Ia rl,bnrg Nililmsrort &c.
4P y. iuhorGH PkuS For Eiston Bethlehem, Allen
town. and Mauch Cnuus
5cP. y WAY TRuy-For somervile and in,ermsds,s-
7p 4 WEsrEKN EXPKEss-For Eastos Allentown Read
ina Harrisburg Pufsbur,h sud the Nest lg from
Jer.ey city through 80 titibu.h
k,pRtss TRAIN FOR H,RRisBuRG-fhe q y N. Express
Tram from New-ioIA ,igyes iisuisoss a. p M c'nnect
ing and West Peuu,y v,na Central R.isosd Norh
Certra karod North AL South and aih ~ Censs
Tag T1gor.a E,pnK.. TRNs FoR Wssr leaves
a O. M dai> Sundays excepted making close
oonuocon At Hsrs~u'g with Prnusyivsus haroai-with
eaog- Pittsburgh aud OUT enc 10 tn hus sod
Chicago Two hours time saved by taxing this train.
ELrrNRrrHPORr ,sD Nfw.YOkK FvRaY-Leaye New York
from Per No. ., North River ct $3.50 a. N and l25ois
Inc boa, stop at Besen alu s,d Maners narbo every
trim each way JOSIAH o. srERNS. Superintendent
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE ot
TER RMiNUS-Prs,-rs- Depot, Janessip md foot %,
y4th.,t r. k.--Nuic TsLcemen's commencing frdiy,
Oci e. lJc2: Lsss. New lrA or niee poGt, Sst
Hurbor Od-nt and Hamgfous; ST = D. m aad m iof
liz. 40 AID A. H. or Syo,sst r. m iof hemp
si.,d sunday. ,he Drutsfs Point t3th-st.
F,rryl for Naphank and Intermediate stations
M rscur.ion rac- r-urug ravrs Yaphsnx al $50
90 Fiaf and Saturday uigut th" D. N Iip ian will r1n
through 10 UesBpon retaining saturday and Monday morn
hs a. 4:5s Ia. sG,vii. in Nryv-io'k a, s's2 a m
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EElE RAlLN A1.-Iassenger trans leave
IL foin 700 Of IhsaA-f--s-.:
ul., Express fqr bgal,e.
ea ul MIA daily. fo' . fsvtile.
I2:l5p N Accom- oJafion. dsilg for Pors Jervis
33D pm. Way for Aiudlrto~n. NeE 01rsh and VsTwes
5p. m, Ngh, kIpre,s, daily. iot pnoAux baHelS .a1
Is tndsigua and Iiu iral sstos 1tia or Saturday runs
lhroush % h fso. but does II y run 10 Iunsirs.
6p a.. Emissast CHAs MlAoI General auroriniend't
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL
BANY and TRON CONNECTING WI II TRAINS
NORTH and " FSf. TCsni l-sYe;
From Cbanbep.si. From srsi-
Expires Hud 10 H. aud T:sA IL ~ u. sa 15i and
Is and p N. lsjui,ys iuealeLl s' s'2
Troy .nt Abiuy tSith sleep T.
les l p;loP. N. l. 81 ON.
Po1sukecpse Ts'n, en l2 80 and IZ:2l snde;H
sud 63l y IA. y. m.
PeeAskill train J:iJp. m. l4ol r. u
Stug Sies train. s:J p Ia. 3.ss p n
1srfytowt, t;i' p. n. AZ No.
Persons IN BROOKLYN rufchale tc4e,s q, oys
E1pTe- Olirr No. 2f9 v Lingtou-s.. CITY Hal Square
and ih.ir 3, heir re.dences to s
points on the road. dto sua,,gr SIriug-.
4 r SMITH Superintendent
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IilSCeildNeous

t(RCSllE> o, every description at the BRUSH
~ tAtIJkY, 10. i.s iea..L, hsrper- bui.aius. Al
lowest fsot,sy pnc.s. Pdot Bfus,c.
rior Gr-Ay con.tau-iy on hlnd JOHN b. LOffEL.
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gnsirrCNOH.
4 LII BAD WRITERS should call at Dol.

"a LEhK's Acad,my ao coz Broa i-.y, sId the
r.ptd impsov-fnos, nifdo bT p1pi, Nj p's sJt.n OF
hsndtr.ii1g will positively remove sfness ctfngins ~
tIcmbn aud viii esy, rapid bg.ines's syie ia ~
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Military Execution at Indianapolis. 4

A dispatch to the Cincinnati Gdsstfe from In
diauapolis, dated March 81, says:
Robert Gay, Of Company d, 7Ist Regiment
Indiana Volunteers, who WAS convicted BY
Cour..martisl, in this city come time since, oi
desertion to the enemy, taking the oath Of al
legisnce to the Southern Confederacy, and re-
turning here ss spy, was shot about three
o'clock this afternoon, near the Burnside Bar
racks.
Two men were selected by lot from eact
company in the list, making twenty in all
Their guns were loaded by Lieutenant, one
half with blank cartridges, and one.half with
Mimic balls. The guns were then handed to
the men without their knowing which wa!
loaded with ball or bla cartridges. The
prisoner was brought ont, and made few re.
marks acknowledging HE guilt, but said he did
il with no criminal intent, and only for the
purpose OF enabling him to get out of the
army. He supposed he was 10 be shot
as an example, aud exhorted bis fellow.
soldiers to stand by the Govern
profit by his fate. He said that be was moi
prepared to die, and it Is thought that he eI
pected to he parduned up to the last moment
He was blindfolded, and sat down upon biz
coffin, when, at o signal from the Lien tenant
the soldiers fred, and Gay fell dead, eigh,
balls having lodged in his breast, any one o.
which would have killed him instantly. HI
enlisted in Clay county, in this State,
and served as hospital steward of his regimen
up to the time OF the battle of Rich mond, Ky.
IRON which place be deserted to Gen. Bragg
He has DO friends in this country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29
rrlse at ANY other nouoInsion than ihal ihia h

arrive Ell any other conclusion than that this 10
precisely what is meant; Al s
If the rebela can be persuaded, a. The Repub-
lIcan or Abolition newspapers seem tsbo labor
ing 10 persuads them, that one-half or more Of
the Northern people are their friends and we'll
wlshers, ID will do more to encourage them to
persistence in their rebellion than all the mill
tary information they can possibly get through
the ordinary channels of news Would It not
be we'll and quite as creditable to their patriot
ism for the Commercial and other journals Of lie
party to refrain from their persistent and false
Misrepresentation Of the Northern Democra-
oy, as well from the publication OF improper
military information, ,.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29

IMPORTANT TO LADIKs-DR. HARvKY's FEMALE PILLs
have never yet failed in removing difficulties arising
from obstruction, or scppage OF nature or In restoring
the system to perfect health when suffering from spinal
Affections, Prolapsus Uteri, the Whites, or other
weakness Of the Uterine Organs. The pills are perfct
y harmless on the constitution, aud may he taken by
the most delicate female without cAuauR dlstreas at
the same time they act like charm by strengthening,
nvigorating and restoring the system to healthy con-
don, and by bringing on the monthly period with reg
uary no matter from what cause the obstruction may
arise They should, however, NOT be taken during the
rst three four months Of pregnancy, though safe at
any other time, as miscarriage would be the result
Each box contains GO Pills. Price One Dollar.
DR.. HARvEYs TreatiIe On Diseases OF Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrenness, Steriy, hepro-
duciion and Abuses Of Nature, and emphattcaly the
Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet OF 80
pages sent free to any address Blk cents required to
pay postage. 80. 24.
The Pills and book will be sent by mail, when de
sired, securely sealed, and prepaid, by I4..
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent,
No. rs Cedar St., New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
q. sOANLAN l. co., Wholesale Agents
CINCINNATI.
THIRD EDITION 5OTH THoUsAND.-Dr. Harvey's
Treatise on Diseases Iof Females Pregnancy Miscar
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OF Nature, and emphatically the LADIES' PRIVATE
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THE DEMocRATIc TICKET.

THE DEM0CRATIC TICKET.
G. w. Meeker, candidate for Justice of the
Peace, is an Intelligent and very worthy young
man, at present in the Office of Thes. S. Shep,
pard, Clerk Of the Court. By an accident which
occurred few years since, he lost his lefs hand,
which has disabled bin from many kinds of la
Dor, aud he has been depending upon school
teaching and clerical labors TO secure liveli
hood for himself and family.
For Trustees, Messrs. Elias Gaver, Alexau-
der Mooberry and ]. M. Koerner are the pree-
eut incumbents, and have rendered satisfac-
tion. They are all good men for the position.
M. B. Albery, for Township Clerk, 10 at
present in the Office Of the Probate Judge, aud
10 that position has proven bimself competent
and accommodating officer, aud would not fail
TO make good township clerk.
D-Since the above was written, we have been
honored With the nomination of Township Clerk
BY the Republican and Union Convention, with.
out solicitation or expectation on our part, and
hence we will be the opposing candidate TO our
young friend Albery. In our RetO relations to
him we are not disposed to back down from
what we have said Of him, but will only edd
that whether the people elect Milton M. Powers
or M. B. Albery Township Clerk, the duties oi
the office will be faithfully discharged and ths
SALARY thankfully received.
G. P. Schroll, for Township Treasurer, II
| the present incumbent He is O German citi
zen, engaged in the boot and shoe trade neal
the corner Of High aud Friend streets, aud is Q
man of integrity and of pecuniary responsi-
hility.
Conssables---J. P. Remmy and c. Kelley
have rendered very general satisfaction durinl
the past year In this office. Jobn Brown hal
been caddidate before. He would make 9
good officer, il elected.
Wray Thomas was re nominated for Mayor
and Samuel Thompson for Msrshal-an eyi.
denoe that their official services are appreciated
by the democracy, and wa have never heard
word of objection from any citizen. II It wer,
not for political feeling, their reelection woult
meet the appreciation OF the citizens generally
Capt. H. ]. Wylie, late of the 95th regiment
and at present associated with Judge Rankin il
the practice of law, was nominated for Ct]
Solicitor. He is young nan Of fne talenil
and sufficient patriotism to leave good Law
Practice and serve his country In the field, anC
to return to the practice Of law only whom hi
health would no longer admit Of exposure ii
the field.
S. s. Rickley 10 member OF the firm Rick
/ ley g. Bro, Bankers, and E. F. Bingham is
/ law partner of ]. G. McGuffey. Both are com
satisfaction Of all concerned.
| The candidates for Councilman 10 the sever
oil wards are intelligent and substantial citi
zens, and the interests of the city would be wei
guarded and promoted by them If elected.
| A list of the candidates for Assessors in th
several wards, we publish In another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29
Abolition Aid and Comfort to the Reb-
h els.

The Cincinnati Commercial of March &C.
piyes the following caution to the press In re-
gard TO the publication of army news: Il
Every editor who wishes his county we'll
should be extremely careful in publishing mil
itary Information, O. sns season Of me iU'ma, ans
sousbs sSS ous ~ Suring - The summsr e LEI n be nm,
derstood that the rebels regularly receive the
Northern newspapers. and that all the news
.nsy oop'arn ,nas ,ns sSsw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29

DOUGH, GOLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT
II allowed teprogress 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
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use OF
the Trcchss and their extended use has caused them to
be countereited. Be to guard against worthless
limitations. OBTAIN only the genuine BroIOnS Bron :
cAta, oches which have proUon their efficacy by tes
Of many years Public sPrIKFrs and srNsERS should
use the Troches. Military 0facers and Soldiers, who
over tax the voice aud are exposed to sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per
box.
jan20-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29
The Position of New Jersey.

As New Jersey has Democratic Governor, q
Democratic Legislature, and q large Democratic
majority 10 her voting population, is has been
the fashion of the Abolitionists to impeach the
loyalty Of the people of that State, and to charge
them with fostering and encouraging forcible
resistance to the laws, particularly the Con.
scription act
New Jersey was the first and almost the on :.
ly State to ELL up her quota Of volunteers for
the war. No State has more thoroughly
evinced her devotion to the cause of the Con.
stitution and the Union, and the rights Of the
States and the people. Her Legislature, just
before its sine die Adjournment, on Thursday,
March 25, nobly repelled the false and mali
cious Abolition charges against her people by
adopting, with large msjorities in both branch
es, the following resolution
Resolved, That the people of New Jersey ore a
law abiding, Constitution-loving people, and
ardsntly devoted to Union OF ell the States,
and that while they condemn and protest
against certain laws as unconstitutional and
unjust, yet until they are repealed or declared
by o competent tribunal to be unconstitutional,
they will regard them as law, and will conf
IDENTIFY look to the courts and to the ballot-box
for redress.
The Democrats in the New Jersey Legisls-
ture voted for this resolution, aud the Republi-
cans or Abolitionists against Il. Its passage
shows that the Democrats of New Jersey, as
are their fellow Democrats in other States, are
law abiding, and do not now, and never have
contemplated any forcible resistance to the
Conscription act or auy other act Of Congress
They reserve the right to freely discuss The
consti.utionality and expsdieucy Of the Con
scription, or any other Federal enactment, K
seek for its repeal by legislative action, or tes
its constitutionality in the courts of Justice
This righ! they will never surrender, because i
is right guaranteed by our Constitutions
State and Federal. These, Democrats bslIev'
and confde 10, but not In that Higher Law
doctrine which has brought so much mischie
upon the country. II follows that Democrat
are conservatives, and not like their politica
opponents and deiractors, revolutionists.
/
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29
Maryland Catholics and Official Big
Otry.

The New York World refers to case which
has just been tried in Baltimore, strikiDgly IL
Illustrating the mischief the folly Of blgotry may
do. Maryland is largely Roman Catholic. In
stead Of bearing this fact in mind, which
would seem to be the obvious dictate Of COM
mon justice as well as of common sense, the
subcrdinates of the Baltimore custom house
have been permitted to insuk every Catholic
trsnsacting business there, BY requiring him to
khs cross imprinted upon the Bible before bis
oath would be received as valid, upon the ont
rageous assumption that no other oath would
be regarded by Catholics as binding Thia
course was rendered still more offensive By the
fact that Il was insisted upon by officials, whose
political connection with the Know Nothing
movement had made them personally obnoxious
TO Catholic citizens.
These facts came to light in an action
against Catholic, who had refused to submit
to the foregoing requisition, and had shipped
his goods under permit issued to another per-
son. The claim Of the Catholic that he had q
right to do so under the circumstance was sus-
tanned. The World expresses the hope that
the Government will take immediate steps to
remedy 90 abuse as perilous in iss consequen-
Cos as'it is petty in spirit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29
Important TO Absent Soldiers.

OFFIcE or THE QUARTERMAsTER.G GEN OF oHIo,l
as COLUMBUS, o., March 26, 1868. !
Soldiers absent without leave or over time,
may obtain transportation to Columbus. by ap
plying to any ticket agent at Railroad stations
throughout the State, on or before 3Ist inst
GEO. B. WRIGHT,
sse Quartermsster-G General Ohio
Press throughout the State please copy and
notice.l 81
mar28t3i. y 3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29
FOR RENT.

- A VERY DEbIRhRLE DWELLING HOUSE,
; situate on the National Road X Of mile east OF
ll' the corporation line, known as the DR.. Miller
property Said house contains nine rooms, all In good
repair with good wen and cstern, good stable and
corvenihnt out houses. Tnere - also some very nne
I will rent the house with from one to fifty three
acres Of land, as may be desired.
For parflcnars inquire Of John Joyce at the office OF
the Lessees OF the Public Works over RudiSlps hat
store aSlH TH0s. MILLER.
march 20, lses-d&wif. ~ 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29

The steamer lndianola, reported captured
10 said to have been found, half tubmelged
forty miles below Warrenton, where the en-
gagement took place in which she was taken
This is one story, while another is that the To-
dsnola was blown up by the rebels, sud is Q
total wreck
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-29

The Navy Department at Washington re-
ceved on Friday dispatch from naval officers
on the Mississippi, stating that they know of
none of FARRAour's feet that had passed Port
Hudson except tho Hartford.