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tbs first law passed by Congress 10 raise
revenue Tor The war, was 10 levy tax OF
$40. 600 coo on all the States; bat as no
Southern State will pay her quota, the
whole will fall upon the northern states.
Pennsy ylyauia's share will be 50 100000
This tax is directly assessed upon real estate.
/, ought TO be assessed in September, and
why is il that The assessors are not at work!
Because il is deemed wise to postpone il
I'LL after the election. Two millions to be
paid in cash by the real estate owners OF
Pennsylvania will make Them scratch their
heads, and il wouIdnoi do TO put them 20
scratching before the election. They might
scratch Curlin's nome from the ticket
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One Copy, One Year SIX Dollars
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Single Copies Tow Cents.
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Col joins G FREEzE has Tor sale al The
Recorders Office, Bloomsbury, Fifty Copies
of '.Sheppard's Constitutional Text Book, !"
recommended oy the best Judges and Law
yers of 'he country, Tor the use OF the pub
lie Different editions come al from rs cts
10 81 %.
He has bsen induced % send for them
because they have been so frequently in
anlred after. They are the same editions
he nses in his speeches. Call and bny one
III these Internal fanatics and Abolition
is,sever get The power into their hands
they will override the Constitution, set the
Supreme Court at defiance, change and
make laws to snit themselves lay violent
hands on those who differ in opinion, or
dare question their fidelity, and finally
bankrupt the country and deluge il with
blood ''-DANIEL WEssTEs.
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The cheapest and besi New York News
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Guy.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS is
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Teachers Examinations.

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FaAsK LEsl1e's LaDY's MAGazISE for Oc-
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BY Frank Leslie, 72 Duane ST.: New YORK.
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A fiTsi class Metropolitan Journal devoted
to Peace and Constitutional Liberty. and
containing all The new OF The day, Polti-.
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EMPLOYMENT {!

June ath 1862
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
IBrom the Chicago Tribune !
I,ookout Mountain

! 10 within 6 leug range, say two and half mile
Of Gen RosecFans's headquarters OF Chatta
nooga, and, from its position, partly dominate
our camp, the river which flows at lts base, ant
the railrt'sd which hugs the river, 90 the Bslti
more and Ohio does the Potomac at Harper
Ferry. THESE latter ara fully commanded b!
the ensmyh guns, which the mountain alread!
bears on lie slopes and crown. Not steam
boat or car, can move from the sources of sup
ply to our front without certain destruction OF
its way. ..
This condition OF affairs is ssratek tcaliy dan
ger0us to our confined possession of she posi-
sion into which "Old Rosey'' has been i.,'reed
aud not only that-it makes the supply of !. u
army 30 precarious and dangerous that I'd
prudent commander would long consent, IL he
had Thought or hope Of success In his head.
to that TO which Gen. Roseerans is all The while
exposed. And II an advAnceis contemplated TO
recover the ground that has been lost, there
stands the enemy's batteries, doubtless strope 2
and well mannedi a dread obstracle in the way!
On this showing, our readers may we'll suppose
that the ft'uggle now imminent-perhap al
ready COMMENSURATE be for The position Of
that crest, to which the name Lookout Noun
tam has been so appr )prlately given. And when
thas comes, II the po,ition is net recovered by
Q possible etrstegical combination, which shall
force the rebels to evacuate without firing CUR,
it will be one of the most furious and bloody
OF the many bastle fields of the war. Il was q
deplorAble but perhaps necessary bit Of mana ge-
ment which gave the rebels the advantage Of
that formidable position when so small q CORPS
might have held IL; but il was feet in the
retrogade movement, of which we, at this dis
tance, will not presume to complain. We only
regret the lois of arms and the waste of life
which iis recapture will be sure to cause.
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Will Leave.

1t isrepOrted that great portion of our peo.
pie WHO voted directly for vigorous prosecu.
tion of the war, will leave, in few DAYS, now
that Vsllaldighsm is not elected. Reports are
current that they would have left sometime ago.
aud responded to the Presidents call, but awaited
the result of the election-beiog afraid tnat
Vallandigoam If elected, would recall them -
He beiOg defeated and Brough elected, the last
obstacle is removed, and it Is confidently as.
serted aud believed that in few days thew
will give the world the very best evidence
OF their patriotism, oy rushing into the ranke of
the army. The WAR Democrats" and Loyal
Lsaguers are to tlke the lead, and others to
follow in their resr--a very dangerous position,
we apprehend, by being exposed, in case Of
attack, to dangerous rear 6re.-Hancock
Courier.
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CERTIFICATE,

O1hIAh1OAT1s -.
This 10 to certify that, about eighteen mi. sIs ago.
commenced using STRLMas AMBRosIA NV osir wa
short thin, and rapidly falling ont. had trie 'manJ
HAIR Tonics InvigoratorB etc, without receiving eDy
oenent Boon after using the Ambrosa my hair cea, "
mllng out and commenced growing 90 rapidly as 10 A.
onmn me. Now my hair "a thick soft ana glossv and
nve leet four inches In length-when let down reanb
Ing 70 the hoor This wonderful result sttribute soje
~ TO the use Of sTmLIHs's AlmRosIA a. sirce i com
menced using 1t have applied nothing else to my hair
Mn. L. A. BROWN,
No. 4o3 Broadway, New York.
Weadviae young persons, whose hair ir berinnInct
Ia out, TO take warning in time, and save theiy1,
Dy using the Ambrosa. To those who have alreadvio,
tneif hair, the free use Of tho AMBRoslA viii snre
restore IT. a. 1t has done for hovsa.ds
Dr.. ST8LINe's AnBRomA ID a stimulating oiIv
tract OF hooS Bars and Herbs. II will euro All d,s
esees OF the scalp and itching Of tho head entirey
endcates dandruf, prevents the hair from falling oui
or from turning prematur gray, causing II 10 M
mick and long It Ii entirely different from ali otbsf
ard can be relied on. ~
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

The FUs OF THE DRAFT.-Brsndegee The
Connecticut member of Congress who was
drafted, furnished q substitute, whom he took
from New LondCn to Norwich. where he was
accepted. After his acceptance, the principal
handed his representative a dollar, with direo-
tiona to-"Go and drink 10 General Grants
health, and make sure to be at the train when
1t should leave for New London" The time
for the departure Of the train, arrived. and no
substisute was Visible. The train was on the
eve of leaving, when the substituts hove in
sight, bearing indubitaSle evidence that he had
seen General Grant. The conductor told him
to "hurry up" "Never you mind" rspli cd
the substitute, "you will have to wait for me
I.Hant Jou to understand that am member
of Congress" f.as NtH43 ~9Oh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

New BED BUG TRAP-SURE THTNa.-An ex-
change gives the following recipe, which we re-
produce for the benefit Of our bug bitten friends
Take board, gay foot wide and four feet
long, puncture It with many holes with o small
bit, put 10 inside of the headboard and next 10
the bed and pillows; II there ls bug apout the
bed he will fiud the way to the holes in the
board soon. Take It out Of its place every
morning, hold it over the fire or water, and
give ita few raps with hammer, then put in
place aud repeat. This is catching the inser In
a hurry and upon philosophical principles
beet sntidote we have yet heard OF.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

A Coon RULr.-A man who is very rich now
was very poor when boy. When asked how
he got his riches he replied 81 My father taught
me never to play until my work wss finished,
and never to epend my money until had earned
1t. IT had but one hours work In a Gay, l
muet do that the first thing, aud In an hour,
and after this was allowed to play and then
could play with much more pleasure than II !
had the thought Of 90 unfinished task before my
mind. | carly formed the habit of doing eve
rything in time, and IL became perfectly easy
to do 30. IL is TO this that owe my pros
perlty,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
Last Moments of the Late General John
II. FloVd.

. b. FLOYD. v. Ir
The Bristol Advocate publishes the remarke
of the Rev, F., F.. Wexter, of Holston I'M, E.
Conference, who was the officiating clergyman
at the funeral of General Floyd We mako The
following extracts: - .t.4 ..t
I'll Wae summoned by telegraph to attend oil
his bedside, and reached him four days before
hls death. | found him calm and peaceful
his mind as clear and his judgement 90 sound
as ever in hls life. He took me by the hand,
to .liug me he could not survive more than "a
few days. He spoke of his religious feelings
and prospects In the most beautiful and ssiis-
factory manner. wish could recall hs Ian
gusge, but can do 30 only very imperfeotly. He
said he was not afraid 10 die, that he had the
strongest assurance of his acceptance with his
Maker He felt that he was sinner, and that
his only hope was In the infinite mercy of God
through the Lord Jesus Christ. AS he epoke
of the goodness of God his heart seemed to
glow with gratitude and love, and as repeated
the promises of the Bible suited to his case his
eye kindled with interest, and the large tear
drops flowed copiously over the manly face OF
the battle-scarred warrior. fl.r.-.. ...
He said that in public life he had many
enemies; that he had been wronged, deeply
wronged; yet he fully and freely forgave Il all;
that before that God In whose presence he ex-
pected very soon to stand, he could say he had
no malice nor ought In his heart against any
man. He had long been impressed with the
importance Of connecting himself with the
church, but had been hindered from doing 80
by various causes; but now he wished to be re-
ceived into its communion, rnd to receive the
holy sacrament, and saw no good reasons why
his wishes should not be granted. Accordingly
We was received into the church, aud the sacra-
ment administered. These solemn and impres.-
I've services being performed, much to the
qualification OF himself and his friends, he
now felt that his work was done, After this
he converted but little, being very weak, and
much of the time suffeEing severe pain; yet he
retained full possession Of ;his faculties to the
last, and the same calm, peaceful state of mind.
Much Of the lime be was engaged 10 pray or ,and
often seemed anxlous that his departure should
be haetened,v c7tfso z q s1I-. r1l lsais
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

Ar the Congress- Of Vienna, Russia not only
guaranteed constitution but separate gov
ernment for Poland, Now the Russian govern
ment refuses 10 make any concessions to the
Poles, and TO ,fpl6l any of the promises made
to them by tie Emperor Alexander l., The
question arises whether Russia is to keep The
treaty Of Vienna, auc whether England. France
and Austria can require the observance vi her
guarantees with them, In return for which
agreemen,a she received the Ducny Of War.
eRw,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

TIE loss Of rebel railroad stock at Grenada
Miss, was quite as serious as the most extrey
aagant estimate made 1t appear. A letter 10 the
Mobile Register, after stating the various re-
movals this property was subjected to by the
advance OF our forces, says that there had been
accumulated ct Grenada the rolling stock and
machinery Of five important railroads, viz
Memphis & Charleaton, Mississippi g. Tennes.-
see, New Orleans g. jackson, jackson & Vicks-
burg, and Mississippi Central. The property
was valued at millions OF dollars. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

GENTLE BUT IMPRESSIVE "A young man,
rather verdant; and very sentimental, while
making himself interesting to a young lady,
the other evening, BY quoting from the poets,
to the other choice extracts he added:
"There's no place like home." an
"Do you really think cot" asked the young
lady. =
10 yes," was the reply.
"Then," said pretty calico, "why didn't you
stay there" =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
Syphilis and Merourial Disease.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

ABOLITION VIEW OF THE CONSTITUTION. Henry
Ward Beecher, on the 10th Of March, 1856, al
New Heaven, In the "North Church - said:
"The truth is that IL Is the Constitution itselI
that Is the cause Of every division. a
IL has been the fountain and father of all oul
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

JOSH BlLLIEcs IN THE EDIroRIAL CHrER.-
Hsvin an hour oy time yes.erds, that wan
spoke for, dropped into She sanktimony on
"Tne Dala Pokespslan." Tho good LOOKING
edditures ov the conssrn was both "non est OF
hanibus," and sunk into the eza cheer, iist a
calmly sz moss kivered bucket sinks into |
well on o hot da. On the tabll hefoar me, Ia
josh and repli." s ...,.-7''- o. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

A RUNAWAY wife is thus admonished in the
Advertising columns Of city contemporary:
my vile, Margaretha Vol, left my house
Without any provocation. wish her to come
back in about eight days, or !, shall refuse to
pay any debts Of her contracting. -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

Tx man who collects the names of soldiers
for the town records Of Adams was recently the
quett!oner in the following couversation, the
" lady of the house" replying:
Have you any friends in the army. mad
amw
"No."
"Any relatious" 'r
"No" ....t..t..
"Do you know anybody from this neighbor-
hood who is In the army7" -.N
mo" .'.,..-, -...., ........
As he was leaving bright thought seemed
to rike her, and che rushed to the door, ex-
claiming; ooh, my husband has gone to the
WARP .-. ..... 80 ..
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MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS!
THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM


Rein0 a Hunting, or Open Face, or Lady's o.. Gen
RemGn's Wdtch C0nL fised, soiM Fakent Self
Winding y lprovemsntW
The N. Y. Illustrated News in It's Issue Of Jan. 10,
1863, on page lH, voluntarily sayG-"We have been
shown most pleasing novelty, Of which the HUBBARD
Bros, OF New York. are the ssle importers. 1t 10 call
ed the MAeIO TINE OBSERVER, and 10 Hunting and
Open Face Watch combined. Ono OF the prettiest
most convenient, and decidedly the best and cheapest
tmepiece for general and reliable use ever offered.
1t has within it and connected with its machinery its
own winding attachment, rendering key entirely IN
necessary. The cases OF this Watch are composed Of
two metals the outer one being fne 10 carat gold II
has the improved ruby action lever movement, and is
warranted an accurate timepiece." Price, superbly
engraved, per case OF half dozen, S204. sample
Watches In neat boxes fer those pYoposng 10
buy at Wholesale, e35. II sent by mail the postage ID
80 cents. Registering 20 cents. s4,t Z Iafislt
Watches sent by express TO any part Of the Loyal
states win Dill payable 70 Expres agent upon deve-
ry' Persons ordering In this manner must inclose 12
PROOF Of their sincerity the amount to be credited
soldiers, and ak IN Tie disloyol ctss, or op
2arts thereof must sed pavmsns "a adoance as the
Axpress Companies perem torlly refuse making collec-
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tered letter, at our risk. Our are e
call in person. when 1t is convenient for them 10 o 40
HUBBARD BROS, Importers,
s 169 broadway, New PORK
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