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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

In the SENATE, on Wedn esday, April lst, Pc
titions we're presented from Cleveland, remon-
strsting against the passage of Law for eepar'
ate schools for colored children.
Mr.. Sprsgue introduced bill 10 authorize
the Governor to award three hundred "medais
Of honor" to privates and non-commi'sioned
officers for gallantry or distinguished meritori-
Gus services.
The bill was indefinitely postponed, which
had been introduced BY Mr.. Egg 'estOu, To pro-
hibit nuissnces in special road districts
The Senate discussed in committee of the
Whole the bill, To permanently locate the
Idotic Asylum, end afterEard referred it to the
committee on Finance.
The following was passed, yiz' House bill,
Making appropriations for Benevolent institu-
tions for the fret quarter OF the year 1864.
/ The bill, To refund money raised for relief
of volunteers families, was reported back with
Recommendation that it be indefinitely post
poned, pending which it WAS referred to se-
lect committee of one-Mr. Gunckel, who is
In favor of its passage. ny.
The Senate confirmed, in executive eession,
the appointment of Doctor Scott, of Warren
county, in place Of Mr. Patterson, deceased, as
a trustee Of the Southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum.
Also of T. L. Hewitt as clerk of the Ohio Pen
itentisry.
Mr.. Finck moved to take from the table the
Joint resolution for On amendment to the State
Constitution, prohibiting the immigration OF
negroes and mulAttoes, which motion was dis
agreed to-yeas II, nays IA.
The committee on the Judiciary reported on
petitions fora Law TO prevent deserters from
voting, that they should be glad to accomplish
that object, but owing to the provisions of the
State Consultation regarding the elective fran
chise, deemed 1t imprscticable to do 40.
In the HousE, the consideration of the gen.
sral appropriation bill was the order in COM
mittee of the Whole during the morning
hours. 4
In the afternoon, several bills were passed,
as folloWs: Mr.. Cooks, 70 amend the tax
law 80 as to increOee the levy for school puFpo'
ses in certain cases. Mr.. GrisWold's, To amend
the act for the organization Of cities and incoE-
porated villages, SO as to authorize the election
of fire engineer by the City Council. fa
Senate bill, BY Mr.. Roby, To authorize en-
of the male i1habiian:s of this
State over the sge of twenty.one yearsj Mr..
Converts bill, Relative to arbitrary arrests,
after 90 amending il as to prevent !he punish-
men. of peEaona engsged IN making arrests IN
der the authority OF. the Federal Government;
Senate bill, Directing appraisemen: Of railroad
property to be had in May instead of June.
Senate bill, To probibis State and county
treAaureis, and baDks, bankers and brokers'
from receiving OF paying out notes OF banks
not chartered uhder the laws OF this State,
Was lost on lie psssage--yess 80, nays 49, A
motion vas made to recODsider,sHd laid on the
table
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
A Centenarian.

A visit from centensrian Is not a very com.
mon occurrence with ne, nor Is it, we opine,
with anybody in any part Of the country; men
of that age being decidedly few and far be.
tween. There Ia a gentleman now living, and
has been for the last twenty ak years, in this
city, named Peter Patterson, aged l02 years.
He is hale and hearty, aud able to do pretty
fair days work, and TO hold his own with the
common class of men who are not over sixty
years of age. He supports himself and wife
by the labor Of his own hands Grand Rapids
mich Eagle. lsia 3'El
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
The New Bonnets.

Sone unmisigsted brute writes from New
York that the present seasons spring bonnets
t'may Do sentimentally characterized as poems
in white chip, split straw and Grape, Oh the nat
ursl history of oyster shells. Twenty dollars
will buy one that ia warranted to satisfy the
wearer for whole day, and then serve for use
one rainy Sunday. Twenty-Five dollars will
purchase conoave scale Of white Grape at.
tached to biFd.of-paradise feather and trim.
miDgs, and protected from grease on the hair
by an unde,. coating of tulle cap, at once
strengthened and aggravated by moss roses and
desperately green leaves. A bonnet like this
ought to keep fresh at least two days under an
umbrella, moss roses being quite hardy in this
climate" t--.v r7'nH U
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

A MuRrRxraEoEo dispatch appears In the
Cincinnati Comne,cial as follows:
Col. Truesdale, chief of the army police, ID
endeavoripg to have the army supplied with
loyal newspapers ct I'VE cents per copy. Agents
ere now selling them at ten cents.
By ''loyal nswspspess,"' as everybody knows,
are here meant Abolition papers. and these ex.
olusIvely. Il 10 thus shown how officers with
the army and under pay from the Government
are employed in promoting the circulation Of
journals exclusively Of one political party
among the soldiers. The people will right
these things yet. sf'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

TEE passenger train on the Charleston road,
whieh slsft Memphis on Saturday, March %,
was thrown of the track forty miles from
the city, rail having been removed by
guerrillas. When the train halted, the guer-
rillas rushed upon IL and shot citizen Of
Bolivar, and wounded several others. They
captured upwards Of forty persons. and ma
josity Of them were paroled. The mail agent,
express agent. and engineer, are missing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
Mayors Proclamation.

10 tho Qualified Electors of tie oay;of Coysni5vs:
On Monday, the sixth day April 1868 an election will
behed in said cyor the purpose Of electing one Mayor
one oity Mahal,one City soeitor, wo School Directors
two Trustees to1eve as memb,rs Of the City Council In
each Of the following wards: Nos g. and o. and one
Trustee to serve as a member Of the City Council in
each Of the remaining wards, to wit-Nos l. g. and
The election will be held at the following places, to
Wit: In the st ward at Fraziersoce corner Of Spring
and Front streets; Cd ward-Buckeye House; 81 ward
oty CLERKS ofhce lth ward-zettler House; 5thWayd-
South Engine house; 9th ward--Laurence schneidets
7th Wsrd-First south ofv Heteshemers Grocery;
9Th ward-North Engine House; 9th ward-Exchspge Ho-
tel.
4he PVlii' yii be opened at siz O'clock, A. M. and
close t.six O'Clock, P. NJ.
.u8 has 8sl d3as7' WRAY THOMAS,
March "a, Isss-tsll election.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

AWAsHiNoroH dispatch statss that the publ.
cation Of the internal revenue receipts has been
forbidden, and that this fact is taken as coll
irmatory Of the suspIcIons entertained for some
time that the annual receipts under the law
would fall nearly one-half short Of the esti.
MITES made in the late Official reports to Con.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

undersigned will sell his Warehouse, ,situated at
OF Corn and Grainees for Wheat etc. and 10 also the
best calculated for any kind Of shipping or Commission
business OF any other house In the city There salso
in said House Store Room which has run of trade
both from the country aud canal trade, For particulars
enquire OF the subscriber. ~ M. 81 HUNTER.
mch20-dlm s. 49, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

SOME fifty thousand dollars we're raised las,
week in this city to help the Republicans to
carry Connecticut against Col. Seymour. The
postmaster of New Haven is understood to be
10 town to secure still larger sums for the same
purpose. We do NOS think, however, that there
is money enough In New York to get the Gland
Of steady habits" to indorse the present admin
stration.--M Y. World, 30h.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

TIE Concord Patriot gives complete returns
from each Of the four countics In the First Con-
gressIonal Districs IN New Hampshire. They
sum up aa follows: MARCY, Democrat, 1900;
EASTMAN, Republican, 1880 Majority for
MARoY, 80 votes. MARoY is the fret Democrat
10 Congressman elected in New Hampshire in
ten years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

THE Democratic State Central committee Of
Indiana has Issued a call for mass convention
ct Indianapolis on the 20sh of May, ito con-
slider the questions which NOW agitate the pub
lic mind, and take such counsel together as
will most certainly secure the blessings Of lib
erty, peace and unity to our distracted coun-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

The negro regiments recently enlisted In
South Carolina have been paid promptly mp to
the 1st of January. Some two months ago a
white woman, the wife of o soldier, starved to
death, as certified to by q coroner's Jury, in
Cincinnati, becsuse her husband had not been
paid off. Comment is unnecessary. - louisville
Democrat ia i. yie Ffa $50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATEp THROAT
If allowed 70 progress results in serious Ppmona and
Bronchial affections, ofbsntimes incurable.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief. In BRONCHITIS AsrHMA, and Ca they are
beneficial. The good effects resnltug from the use or
the Troches and their extended use has caused them to
be countereited Be sure to guard against worthless
limitations. OBTAIN only the gen~ine Broson's Bron :
CHA, 7ocses which have zroven Sneir efficacy by tes
Of many years. PUBLIC sPnAKREs and smoERs should
use the Troches. Military oGcers and Soldiers, who
overtaz the voice and are exposed to sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per
box. t- .-rt, -"
jan20-d&w3m .'.i ~ f'f .r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
House to Rent.

A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, with eleven
rooms in good repair, with good out houses shrub
Dery and every thing complete. Said house d on the
Worthington Plank road near the nrst Tollgate For
Gay street. -. Six ~ Tss' n Z i'-
mchl7-du st . .s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
FOR RENT.

Ata.A A VERY DEsIRARLE DWELLING HOUSE,
jlI situate on the National Road Of mile east Of
.WiiR the corporation line. known the Dr. Miller
property. Said house contains nine rooms, all in good
repair, with good we'll and cistern, good stable and
convenihnt outhouses. There is also some very nne
ffuit the premises and large amount Of shrubbery.
1 will rent the house with from one to hfty.three
acres Of land, as may bs desired.
For particulars inquire Of John Joyce at the Office Of
tne Lessees OF the Public Works over Rudisills hat
store Err THOs MII,IER
march %, Ie6s-d&wif
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

&10 P0sITIvELY MADE FROM 81. Some thing
WY urgently needed In every family and by every
Werson very light and portable Agents wanted every.
pnere Gall and sse q sample sent by mail free Of
Posage for 10 cents that retails for 81 by R. L. VOL
ooTT, No. l7O Chatham square, New York. mar24n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
Valuable Farm for Sale.

/ WILL SELL my FARM IN PHAl.
RE township, 10 miles west Of Columbus, on the
Georgesvie road containing IS acres There s good
Frame Dwelling House and Out buildings, and Hne
we'll OF water on the premises. For terms apply to
W. r. Rankin, Esq,
m.iao.aaunl,i Nara4 hJJfAss. Jas. Trg7nToN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
WANTED,

RFs PhilsdsIphia CohmissioS House, an RneraetIc
~ man, having general knowledge Of Western Pro.
luce and who can influence Western Trade satisfac.
oy reference required Address A. +. G., Box 257l,
mcha7|da r'''''' M'"'tg ,lgbR .JfB9D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02

PRHsrDrNr LINCOLN has set apart Thursday,
April 80, as q National fast day. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
COAL OIL! COAL OIL!

LlOR SALE AN REFJNERs, PRICEs,
Il-HF W. n. RHsTIHAUxl
jan42.t 100 ecuth High Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
FOR SALE.

A TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE, ON OAK sT =
"A For psfticulars enddire at this Office. \
mch90.dr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
St. Mary's Female Academy.

Scmersst, Perry Oo.s OhIo.
NHIe Institution, conducted by Sisters OF the Order
l. ofSt. Dominic. Is situated beautiful eminsnce
In the vicinity of Somerset. The Play Grounds are am
pie and we'll arranged for recreation. The situation Is
So healthy that for years. there has been no sickness
whatever Ia the Academy.
This Institution ia we'll provided with competent and
experienced Teachers who spare no efforts TO render the
Academy worthy Of patronage.
The Dbcipline, though firm and uniform, Is mild and
parental. =
Terms, per annum, $780, ss5 $50 and BOO, according
to the department Of the pupil Extra charges-Latip
mch27-dtf Y Nf.V-'FI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-02-03
Eyoais si.20 rear ia Chats ii Pour
Arthur's Home Magazine.

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keeper aud Health Departments. with IT.
crazy reviews, and alt the accessories Of a
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-02-03
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
JULIA J. BECKWTH,
as.
CHARLES A BECkNfFH.>

To the Hon Supreme Courr, next TO be
holden ut Manchester, within and for the
County Of Bennington, On the I'd Tuesday
next after the ith Tuesday Of November,
1863.
Your libellaut, Julh J. Becksith, q
Landgrove, in the County Of Bennington,
represents that on the 18th day Of June,
1865, by her maiden name Of julia J. Run-
ril. at Londonderry, was married 70 Charles
G, Beckwith by c. y lugrahan, minister
Of the Gospel That she continued to re-
side with said Charles as his wife, Ia this
State, until on or about the list day Of May,
1861, when the said Charles deserted, and
has not since returned. That curing the
time She 50 lived with bin, his conduct tow.
ards her was harsh, cruel, and intoleraby
severe That on several occasions she has
been compelled by h.s cruelty to repair TO
her flieads for protection, AM could no. I've
With hiin in peace Or safety.
Ta..t ip.t .sGfs slii .soy,avu NJ said
Ls--agroye said Charles abused your petit
toner, turned her out Of doors, and fastened
her out, aud again compelled her to seek
shelter and safely from her friends That
nc tuFehttutu vs. HtlfaNo AuN dhht9 HNI Att
in his power. That he should carry on their
child where she could neither find nor obtain
t. That soon after he seized and forcibly
took from the arms Of your petitioner their
only child, then about tso years old, and
carried it away aud left it with relative
residing in a secluded and mountainous re-.
gion IN Stookbfidge. That about tic same
time he sold and transferred every article
and particle Of furniture they or either pos
sessed. and caused the same to be taken
away.
That SO n after, the said Charles enlisted
in the military service Of the county. Uhe
only worthy act he ever did, but before be
left, he sold. transferred and gave On order
for his State pay, TO prevent your petit
toner from obtaining the benefit thereof.
aud thus left her entirely dependent gu her
personal exertious for support.
That she has as offspring Of said marriage,
one child, named Flora 4 Beckwiih. aged
about Eve years. And praying for adyorce
from said Charles, and to have decreed TO
her the care aud custody Of said child.
Dated at Lindgroye, Nav. Q, 1862.
JULIA J. BECKWITH.
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the NEW YORK RGCrlToR FOR 1861.
TUE POPULAR FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Dsuots @ he ,fausemeat and Instruction
Of Erergjo5y.

Tie .Atp York Spectator now enters up
~ lis Sirig-.Nt4h Year, and its success
aud popularity have never been greater than
during the year jus, closing Its Editors
have aborel earnestly aud faithfully in The
cause OF Freedom. and for the maintenance
of our glorious Constitution and the Indyis-
ibtliiy of the Onion. aud they believe that
their efforts 70 strengthen the people in faith
and hope ia the suppression Of the Rebel
lion. and ia the unity Of the States, have
been generously appreciated BY The readers
81 the Spectator
During tie coming year the Proprietors
inteud 10 make the Spectator more accepia-
blp than ever as a family newspaper
Its Political Metio will be
HONEST MES FOR OFFICE,
anl
4 SPEEDY Extinction y Treason.
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STATE OF VERMONT. l Il appearing
Bennington County, IS. that Charles c,
Beckwith. the libcee in the foregoing petit
ton, Is without this State, it Is ordered that
the substance 81 said petition, together gith
this order. be published three weeks success
siyely 10 the Manchester Journal, q public
newspaper printed At Manchester, IN said
County. the last o. which publications shall
be AZ least six weeks previous TO the second
TUESDAY next after the fourth Tuesday
January, 1868. which shall be deemed suifi-
cent notice for the said Charles G Beokwith
10 appear and answer and contest said petit
ton ifhe shan see cause.
Given under NY hand al Bennington, this
"a day Of December, A d 1852
T. G. KELLOGG,
Jaige Of the Supreme Court
IT. X FowLER, .4fforncp %
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FISE's PATENT METALLIC
burial Cases

rI,uysr CA.es are extensively used and pos
i se.. valuable advantages over all ether
CstHus for transportation, Depositing IN
yaalts. or ior ordinary mtcrments.
They are made u The most imperishable
Materials. And also enameied inside and out,
u prevent rust, or corrosion and when prop
erly eeinented are impervious % water.
The subscriber has made arrangements with
tie Manufacturer If the Shove named Gsses
aad Nili hage Dn hand sll sizes, and also al
kjpd. II wood Collins vita coffin handles,
Plate. engraved. D Diamond stud. and screws,
ehjrh H. ,sill furnish az the shortest notice,
aad most reasonable terms.
SAMUEL 5. SCOTT.
Bennington Center VT S2u
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spEo,IAI. NOTICES.


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The columns Of the Spectator have been
20 much crowded with accounts Of the im-
poftAni events Of the nation during the past
year tia, the Literary Department hs. been
oftsn cariailed. but we hope during the year
1858 10 sstisfs the desire Of every reader as
70 the quantity and quality Of its contents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-02-03
BraadieS, Gins and Wines,
ilSo, Jobbtr In oil kinds Of Domestic
liquors,

III AvING facilities equal, II nei superior %
1 Il any other House, Co obtaining my Goods
DirttL under Cyeiom llor-e Seal, mos, re-
snectfalv cali the attention of the County
Commissioners, also Town Agents aud dealers
generally. to examine my goods before purchs-
Ing Az Goods Warranted ~ rtprfseRtcd, or no
SIZE. Nv stock consists iu part as follows
O,ard, nupey & Co., j. & = Mari a. Jules
Robin & Co. n Bararrion \ Co. United Pro-
nrietor.. Prllasoinc & signclle Brandes, Mu-
ier's Swan. De kupper's london Excise, ST.
Nicholas, Excelsior AID Citron Irgo Gins, St.
Croix, jamaica ard Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian and Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
aud Dry South Side Madeira, Pale and Brown
sherry Wing. 2immcnnan's and l4ongworth's
Ohio Wines Champagne and Claret, Of various
brands. Old BOURBON. Monongahela. Oil
Rye aud Wheat Whistles, oi the very finest
quality. Also, Mehaus lrsh slalt Whiskey.
an Of which are offered Al lhe lowest market
prices.