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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-04

IL GOODS sTAT[eInRY. Drugs AND
kEDlMH1S, &c. ~ CATALOGUE ION WEI,
NEsDAY. tho 10,h inst commencing at 10 o'clock
we VIII eel xt ou- warekonas q largo and varied
E1y DyU45 As.D MEDICINES. 10 JUS r..
esivee Def sssamsrs nom Nassau Among Asm
vii hs found
1000 PLACES Fsney Hngli.h Prints
SEQ do Black ard White d.
500 do Rich Printed Lawns sad Orseadiss
800 do Black and White DO do
100 do Pals Printed Jaeonsts
100 do Fancy md Mourning 1b'ainss and
100 do Hslvy Llnen Ducks
200 do xngskh Bloaehed 0hirtiuas
leo do Ml1ed Mohai1 SnA DshAses
100 do 1iscs Alpaeas
sou dcxsa Lad,za usnstitsh and Bordsfed L
q ndkfs
eco do Gcnt's Bordesed DO
100 d. Linen Dsmask Napkins
SEQ Bisashed klaen Dsmask Tao!s Cloths
Liusa Hucke5aeks. Line n Shestire3
Rios 1ambY!es Ooio,sd 0hamhrsys
White .pd 5ulorsd Tsrictsns
y|guted Swi:s
Mourning and L'axey Popiins and Bsrsgss
Brown sat B.s.ehec Linen DrilliuEs
Unfresaad 'ifown Liasps
Blown I.oilards Black 9llsssa
Rcd Wool E;annels
81 Ribbed Flush
Hack Ene1 sh Esrfn0J
Ohseked 0sssimsres
Superior Gray Csgiueres
C.srk's and Brooks eco gard White and Black
Spool Ootscn
Pstsnt Threads, Black Sowing Rlk
Ladies' Eeriuo Veets
Nsn'a Calico and Fancy Wool Vests
1lask and Fancy Cashmere Pants
Fatigue Jseketa
English and American Pics
Erspeodsr Hrttocs
10 bales Heavy Southern Domestic Stripes
90 Go a. Keavy Brown SAsoinss
1000 resins Ls:tsg and Cap Paper
SO d. Commercial, Note do
Jeo 10 Printing Paper, assorted sizes
Dtawiny Ps7er Masie Payer
Nnvelcpsg, Steel Pens, Lead Pencils. DO
With q variety o; Drugs and many ether goods
sxpsc.ed 20 strive in time
Terms cssh kent, PAINE & GO,
jos AuetionsefA
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SUBSTITUTE HgTitEs.

syUBSgTTCrs NOTICE A yo1rg IL r. ~i.h
- good testimonials VII 80 ; Substitute f'r :
iinsrai pfios CsvG ~ OF artillery p:sft rc1 81
ii only ohe: liz oCsy lis seb;s Il! 5HsTed for toe
Coafsa.fse7) before ea.og The tfiS5o ~ ~ he
siren FOX re banet. Of 515 s.cS :ne Wounded.
amounting, rrcbsb Y, to several hzrdrea to ,Js
Ac5fsss X - through The gcs.- rIjce. s:a.tcg =
lyies sad branch III se-Yic9. i ---It&
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@y TFiii.sa1sSn Is Co., Ass;f.
fi,c. l32Jis.n ST.

sn1 " is&~A8Dn - u.s. A6os4.
nc. 1872 Main ST.
VoUfa BLs,g HAWK At AUOTIpN-
This ;oupg TIa7TisG SEALlIos, fos:ed
O.. IL. 'st day o! sssy 1855, sized by Ticond:rcgs
Block Eavk, End in poin: OF beauty and stvlo Well
representing tic. fsmoug horse will be acid .. the
Harss Lo: Cot ae!l Ghsube, Eli on SATURDAY
rG.t 'hs 9Th sa'' = - Ga'sss g.. .uo,,
BY James N. Taylor Il Sen,
igssi G:s.s.s Aac.ioa. sia-l
rg>EasE vaoasp Lors on TIA ecnt., s!ds Of
pcv.r st-ees siGasy. At xUdTl51 We
WI Eel. ucoa tho premises, ca TUEsDSY, esh
Ju1e mms>e iog ~ o'eicck IL, ih'eS LAND
sose Ioii icca.sd ca Dover s.res., OF the Ecs.hsn
sosa. sni aajonrg It's tuc .'rg Stop Of 6 fehu.ss.
Tbsy ara 90 b. $50 fest ID &C siiaT.
fxnhs--kt sale.
jas Isn n TAYLOR S0N. Aucel.
DY vI3lCE OF decree Of ting C!fcuis t;aur.
- % He.cico pronounced On ths 5.h day Ct
s-% = 1865 In ,hs eage a.siad fiutcaasoa. &c. cs
EuseScsoc, ys;,l ptoSted to sell upon the ple;D;'
az fs.r; Il no.: Us rszt fair ogy .harc.f:sr cora
,nen,i3g at 5 oo.oe1 Z tie Ehsf E$s afH
Ia va trocs sa!nsa .aeat:cnd u, DsES tas tEae. q
izas in Ncnx:ea cogny o. Tie as7g central, sbd Eo'
ioi,.;r tbs saeds OF far J > Mckenzie, SAD En-
te.p.;ss ths farm or 81 BY jason s Atles. rpcr
tbs Place /. G ;scc:iiri 1ulclDg lie IL grove Of
iargs osss Ab u. IS or 20 Acress axe cleared, tao
akIsnca hss.iiy s'oodsi
-.Eas-~t as.sn:rS cash OF Ia whole if prefer
red ;hs ts'ss.cs st and l9 month fog z@st .iAois
no:es, With ii4ssses. addst SUI lille retained uns
tbs sirthss otter CT TBS gorf;; or,,z, ,.,,...
IAs n TAYLOR ds sor. Aueta js3
DUB az eaLf;--Nnl hs foid It nv Rouse,
i thise miles ssoye Manchester, On Jxnssriycr,
ols FsIDAY TIE oth az 1T 5uas, "a: II O'Clock all
Of ln5 HoUlshoG sod si;.hsn fcrni:ure. e--bcsci1S
the csn.l sAfiay
ALs;}-a let OF Farming implements, Gao Top
Buggy end Nssnsss il geo condition. 8 l huiss
Ssxs. n:ar,y Lss :,a 10 or L basasla Of I.;sh
gots;nes. TzsEs CASH
i.4-2tA = II Ya;'g a.S0N
u1TI0G Sab or aAAuaz UlUaGD
"A GOop3, Raw GsT5SIA:., A:a, B.; lie
UrrnshaH roolsa Corcpsay, vii: SKIS place at the
olce II the 4 gents Ct ur5nsha7v / o. ncrih side
Of tas B.sin, Richmond, Va. On "WEDNESDAY.
loh of jane at IL osiosk, consulting OF ths follow
Ing srticiss viz:
20 pieces gilstery Goods Ace al wool, Nos
2s pisces saga ,rizsd Ei..sa Citizens Cloth
p.esss Bnf
4 E'aeeS Ee
<o00 popsds Wass,d Wed, rar. scoursa ana
dyed, ready FOR cards
SO bales Cotton, p.imo quality
1850 ioaads Iadi1o
Ii barrels Clipped Logwaod
eco louads Stick Legwood
IL b0xss Window 4lass
80 Esvv Window flames
hegsHails
Cast Track
psiSa Fnirb Alks s a.cs
j5is soda Ash
8 barr sis Yo.Ash
bGrssiz 9 irch . Irca, ab,u: le fact long
Fi,o RsEa.s.or
leather saesp SSius, I.acs, Eoisr, Pick.
e1 and Upper
10 Na7pS, Dars OF X EN- eyed and sized
Wo5isn and Gotten Ksgs
Paper GEock, Wooisn Waste
Som. alum Lse Dye
Bias Vitiol Vcrds gris, G!cs
Ysx essi Biloxi Tar. Oh Viirlol
chatting, Hangers, Fuliios. 60.
my 29-ids
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AOSA nGN 49, |. Ss..s.-..as.s--~-.
~ RsdwssA- = PhIlips, A1(fs,
mo. "a Main street,
WYE Will SELL a ths Hctss Lot. sATUs'
wv DAY ta,rnin9, ~ 10 O'Clock
4 sp,s1did 'sir srohss" iallion, gentle andrs
liable IL harness beautiful animal
Eavs.al god work aaS saddle Horses .-.seF1
A Carriage and Ruysiss, ctc
splendid Mich s,ow.
s.,,, 8 .
HTE Will BILL ss cur auction houss. q
wv Msia st, q geaersi assortment Of Furniture
ana Hoods 14DWncD 4 PHsL1I Fps,
bl AucfoneeTa
by A. u. Williams, Asct'f, ~,
TIaaT vALU BIB LOTS Or Bro AD AND
ID GRACE 6TREET8 AT AUuT10N.-O
=. U=ssDkY, On Juss, a. s o'e:sek p, VIII be
csrnsr Of Brood and Pima streets, 0iss beyond
AbesIs:hy's flwer gsrcsnJ esAs fronting ~ 1881
On Broad street eua iumn8 bsek 1sV seSs - IN
alley Is feet viss.
Bsivtiero stfests, esch 30 by $50 fsei 10 ssid eey
Thsse LOIS are bean .isuily sltus.od IN tho mes:
,mpro.ins Fart Ct the suburbs Of R:camord. and
ara worthy the attention Of those seeking jadieoc'
f1RMs-ono shird cash; thu bslsncs At and 8
m 1nths Wiz interest, and secured by trust dsed;
or tbs whole In ch, at The ceian OF he pnrchsssr.
js4 WILLIAM. Auct'f.
q
ECorass Eain sad 18th Sta
r ARaa AID PEe1aPTo1Y SALE OF
i MANUFACTURED AND EA0K;N9 TO.
DAY tina 9th Instant, csmmsncias a! 10 O'Clock,
We viii sell at auction, without reserve, about
l.ooo pigs Asafd Tobacco'
SEQ to 400 pr g. CT gmoklns Tobacco, Ia barrels,
bales, Bugs xnd papsrs.
-ALSD,~.
10 hhds Sugar
25 sbls choice n MoiaHes
so boxes Ezra Tallow Candles
% bcxsn Family SosD ...-F
100 gross Matches.
Wo w0 rtc,ive any addition to the above Haie
tasi ffsncs wish 80 II II up to Tncszsy morn
je4 Aucs;oneefs.
Uy Thos. ". Keesee, Auct,
fCfles SosSer Of lssh and Gary sta
vKNaoRoUauBRgD STALLION goR SALE AT
AUC,IJM.-WiIib Be effsrss On SATURDAY
nlofning, Jurs Ga, at 10 O'Clock, on Council Cham
Ssr III l. ore ts suti'ui Bay STALLION. six years
Cid, BY Bailey PsJtoD, wssrantea sound Ia every
rezpsc!, and Perfectly gentle under tbs Saddle He
can be Gesn 1t RET Johnxtons a:abls, On 7raakiln
street.
-kLaC,-
very superior bay Ii re, s yosrs old, war
rantsd sound, ard kind IL sirgls and double
bsaatifal walts Pony sti..b,. for lady,
1Erriaa Wssoa, 10 porfss: order;
Open Bogay, IL good osdsr.
je4 Tana ~ KSEsHs. Auatr.
BY 4 5. PIsssanss, Auc.isneeY
X gNEaAr, AgSyRTNsaT or MsRGH AN.
NJ DIE, FuRSiFURs, BIDDING, AND CT.
eass FOR SALf: AT AUOIIcE.-I will kssl at
my store, 80 E.M E!asst, at 10 o'tlk CT Z EiEAY,
5lh last, En assortment Of
Summer Dress Qaods etc
Jssny Eiad a-d ether Il ,isteat;s
WaGdrosss, Tsb'ss, Chairs etc
fsahe- Feds, I'll Hsir Mattresses
Coarte~paaes, Sheets stc
Croc2sty aua Glassware
Iron Es.s ard sorae f:stra.e Cigars
4 vers fils ,os OF Superior Smoking Tobacco.
je4 SLEASAAT3, suctr
e. TTiiiss.saan Il Ea.. Aaa;A
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.---s, Acct.
on nuILDIMa LO1s on os,,c.
I'll, IN =. I'LL - ~ eAL1 Az 1UevAS10
Tie eth Jers 8 u oeiosk = .. 49,. s.n.UksDAY'
de.rahts but dag Lots h tie IN .a...aN ~
nI Leiso sire ssptt sjhnrch betv..S sv*kitl
2ata s'fesss Psssnns DESIRING 10 ss.s,a ash Nd
sse.osy u sve'y respees for bn,i.ink su,, oa Aus
nnc u 70 :osx tntsrsss 70 sssend this ss!,. wta
time plat Of she lot. will b czhibtsS " Wild
ps yA6 u TAYLOR OF. A.u..
NOhquSsIsNlTS sAI1 % m, -
~ ID 49th end 3oth Streets, SstVe.. : sexl9l
gnion Hnl.-oy vktus Of decree q ~ III.
Qoan o. HoIteo county, psoDounssl o. =, .vSssssa
~ q Hay lse3 = ne $3.50 styisd Wa "
eeatrta ~ Wsskia . e. VIII peo:ssS !. .. a.
Of Tune, III fair; not, De nsxt ~. ~ ~ - y
tesl oomueasang st q O'Clock Il, ths s,sH
TATE In ths psoesedings msct,onsd h.saA&
usb!s square Of land on Union mi rss..sa W
49sA and SCH slrestA between I ana ss.sa1eN
two aef:s. and beng The sana proortv -.
By ths lase John Watkins q ia t%S. .s :.
tsssh, together Win The aaal irrss@ n
thaesuren. II das1rsd, ths ahsvo win = ~ - -
l0ts 70 suk the vls4s u blddsrs. 4 ~. -, -
exhlbitsd On Ne day a sale WI y
41Rna --One third eash, (er Ne whcls n A...,,
the baia',os q elk and twelve mcr.ha. h, r..O.
bic nutss. with Interest added, and titIs ,s.seA
until the further order Of the court '''s'1sd
JOHN YOUNG, o.n,
Sale conducted b JAMS n YAYIol -,
AustionaoeD nv e ~,
Ek'S 6ALA VF 4 EoUgp In,
~ LOT ON the Hast side Of Amm,u. usar !. nv
cnrrs1sa sirset Union Bill. By vi,tvs Of 80 49,.
Of .se Circuit Court Of Hs1sico county rioaeuns:s
hill, guardian. q ala, VI Wade, 60 wiil No.
II eel, upon the pteuiscs on TEuRsD3Y =.
4th DAY OF June, III fair; not, the nsxt a, =.
thsrsa2:er) commencing ct O'Clock P II a. ~!
estate Ia the p ocsedinep mentioned, helns ,
HOUSE and LOt On tia east eiis Of Anmoo =. !.
70 Concurrence strest. The lot has sns psrI ,,sr,
en& runs back $50 feet.
TIgMs --cns shisd cash, or It's vho,e ~ ,,.,..
Esd; the bsancs q! and ~ M usas ioy rsao.,..,
no.ss, with interest addsl Sad lille rs,ainss ~
the farthe: order Of Court
yO6a 3 YOuna Coma,
Sale conducted BY Jas II ?AYLoR Is Eos. AnS,,
my 2S--,ds
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SPsCiAL NOTICE.
~ OHiLDkEES CA5zrAGgs.
!uEs received 1t MEYERS su sssost,ne.,: OF
gnlafenb Carriages also. English Backing
euSass snd senulns xascn's Bisesiug. always
% hand fall assortment of Hecse Ycrsishlnr and
6uIsfs 0SodG Como sns sse fer youfssH
MEYER, us broad H.
D4-x1e Asxt door ~ Ch.ss h u:eaery.
NOTICE -Aasirs removed Fay barber eh-D
IN ffom the Powhatan Houfs to Road steel
bs.wsen Oh ard TIN. will be .r,exsed 10 - ray
old customers who have patreasxsa ms o. iitss
es.i. fef ever i've yesss 81 tie fo, mar pises.
nS ae JOIN h .stLLga
xukkOk "a IA. --AboEt $500 ansns.s "a III
for sale ~ tbs farm Of Gel } Lue,us psvia Ia
hsfuies eenEty, I've miles IRON nieLmsnd
3 n NAVIS,
Es-"e 1os ~ 1iespaa1 70,
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gSbBnFIgUTE W sNIED-A rslisolc Iass cvse
~ IS Yeas e sgc, 70 60 ss 2 Enbsttu,e fof 8
cnscript vsLo vi. hEvs tbs privilege Of cA2esns
his otSn company for whom very h.tFs. pr.se
viii be PAID. Apply or address &C. 70 = t.:ee
MANCHESTER W. Jss 3.T
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BY VIII Jensen L Co., Auc,s,
ID i9l n sin rtfeas

so ,9l ksir stsesal
SfEAN EE0ikE T9M siLaAs AUCTION
y Win be I'D THIS DAY, q tee L s,hvs,
corner Of Virginia and Gary streets, st 10 o so
A u, Q hfatrate kaSIEh, I've horss povsr cs.r.
lstiag cylinder. WIkLlAMsOS 4 Cs.
je4-it Auctiouseli
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-04

NHBnTIIU GA I: r. ET.sA--h. 3ua-s-.-A - CUR
~ SslssnI S3ilars viii te psi5 fJT-a > .ii..-4..
800 aUhSTGEUTE IN sooe arts !-Ty acI1
sbr..sonss at The harrow. apply a. 60 -
xSr,s ,.xset no atari. j,A-lt#
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| WE WILL EXLL at cur auction house. -
| wv Msia It, geaersl assortment Of Furniture
| ard Hoods 1IDWlcD 4 PHyLlIPH,
| I'd Aue,foueeIa
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N
IA OF G eGEacrips. Apply to
j. 4-1ss HIICHELL & TTLSs
SusHTtT UTE wAsrED~1o 40 ,nio e ite.t
- srtilsry conopaay bsiangxg 10 Ina receive
corps, On essy outy Fcr e.t.acsz II VirE l. -
oTer d yesrs Of age. who n sive I. 6isr Cts5se
Testimonials OF cssfsc.sE, 80 Co wal rs PAID Al
interview can be has win ty.calilrs at l-s-os.
Il SO Of w W PETEaS I2th an9 Oar; stress
Between the hcnYs 1t s1c O'clock lh.. morning
10 j-2.s
g9UE3TiTTTH t"ii.T kfj-~FcT I'll e6sspiEb's
= man FbsrSl pr,ce -li cs rad = gig 81
Sta ksEE Pill. :: 20,
CUssTigUgE wAHgsD-go 90 ialo the 1871
- Georgia regiment, nskr Gaia { .s.ion FIR
which liberal pries Will he paid. appi9. 60 Il
SAULsBUgY, 80 IL, saiz ~. 1898
NeEEtsaueE sEnfE0.-~Ens ,ishsss g,ster
~ OF the day vii b given EN- rs found ST
.as American Ho;e. fer SINE ssso OF sEr.s Sava.
Apply smmadiataiy. Ossh viii b. pal
--l !. 1-ss- ngaEY 4HorY.
oBultuTs Wsa'sED- d. ITO v,Ii 1r -
Al tos Snbsiisuss, without ihs inter =! -
1xent who eAa pa4s muster, ans .,x sStlSyc 60
rsecnnenfsa. faguiss Hess ecor over so.,".s
Ssadsng lAooEn. ia IL b slEss' lrs %
SUB3EiTuris WAbfl1s Is IIr-S-~, y~-~--.-------
~ be Paid for SUBG1itug. 40 ~ ~ ~
Ssgsmsns Vi Virginia ss.itissy s..iio-s.s ~ -
assr nsniitens Grossrs. U.aoc 81; rssa;,Sr
dasicns fesuirsd. Apply 1T tie cfteg 81 "a as
lothian Company, 1aa s.rest, between g-,., az
Cary. r5g a0lu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-04

E1UEA ~Ay.-Tns undersigned VIII pay no.
Is, egsl reward for The apprehension Of muistso
EuI, who fsc away on cr about tns On inss, as
Traus liza, On B;sskwassr. Said Dcy was fent II
lrcses light complexion, good ccuntenance, and
some sduos.iou, AID will probably at:snapt TO pass
fn- free mai JEI ESIE,
nv Cots lat Texss regiment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-04

n ARD, oAnDLGS, &C.
4 1 20 bbIs rap.riar gAi'o~ Candles
% segs aud bid upcs,or Lard
- kegs superior Hics
go hsJs Gid Dominion Nails, asserted
20 bokes Country Hosp
20 half bills chuios Rrorn sugsr
gu DO Wliio end ysliew U.:rinsd Sugar
Z Shls L.asesd Gil
$50 do Ezra and sursr El-Ur
SEQ bcxas and caddisa & .1ufd To5sic,
10 COZ isss Smoking To5 Geo, In ibis and ba:os
iCo0 lbs Unpsr ard S0ls>E.saieer
100 Calf skina
l dcublS 0eynptlne hcuss DISK
On eGnaig.me1t for gsss tY
RI ROsEsrs.
Goa. Merchant, corner Cary and ga Els.
f. s2--3tH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
Prompt.

Mr.. Rhodes, the faithful Clerk oi the Senate,
returned Yesterday to duty in advance ni the
mambers. He Ia one of those men who are
unvilline TO call on the State for four dollars
mar dav when there Ia no return Of service
therefor.-Journal of Tus'ddy morning
The Chief Clerk Of the House did not leave
the city at ell, after the Adjournment on FIJI
day, and the House Clerks who did leave re-
turned as early as did Mr.. RHODES; and yet, We
see nothing in all this that entities them TO
puff! The Journal aeems TO be reclaimed 10
print complimentary notices Of the Chief CLERK
of the Senate. The other day, that paper
pitched into both the Chief Clerks for the ex
haordina,y amounts charged for services dur
ing lsst summer. The next morning, 1t con-
tslned leader generating Mr.. RHODES from
all blame in the matter! We undertake to
ssy-and we can prove it--that If Mr.. KISs-
MANS was an extraordinary allowance for lin
dexine" the House Journal, so was also Mr.
RHopEss allowance for indexipg the Senate
Journal--for the former contains nearly two
hundred pages more than the latter, or nearly
third more matter. Mr., KINeMAN received
more than four dollars day for every day from
the adjournment until the meeting of the Leg
islature; and Mr.. RHoDrs received just al
much, proporlionately, as did Mr., KrsiMAN
Such is the retrenchment Of this Abolition
General Assembly!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
Discussion on Mr. Kecks Resolutions.


There was quite spirited discussion in the
House Of representatives, Tuesday afternoon,
upon the resolutions Of Mr. KEcK, protesting
against an appropriation by Congress, for the
construction Of Q ship canal in Illinois and the
enlargement of the New York canals, which
vas participated in by Measrs. Keck, Marsh,
Myers, Hills, Griswold, Dickman, Converse,
Scott. FIagg, Osborn and Dresel.
- Mr.. GRlswoLD, In the course of his remarks,
made some good points on BEN. WADE. He
thoughtit unnecessary to instruct "profsne
bully" who had assumed to manage the Gov
eminent in oil Its departments, military as well
sas civil! ss4uu q $500 epf4 p
Mr.. DioKMAN made good Democratic argu-
ment in favor of strict construction Of the
Constitution. tt
Mr.. CoNvrRsE spoke with bis usual ability,
reminding the Administration members that
the resolutions protested against but very
email part of the unnecessary expenditures
contemplated by the majority In Congress he
favored the resolutions, regarding the Mississip.
pi IS the natural outlet for the products and
commerce Of the West and Northwest, and
dsprecating anything looking to dissolution Of
/, the Union. slE ..,s.t.
Mr.. DREsEL made telling speech against
: the expenditures growing out of negro eman
cipation. tt5ol IT,
The resolutions we're adopted. /,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28

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 fret
created its immense and unprecedented sale'
of over one million bottles annually II Ia
still sold at 25 cents in large bottles. Two
million bottles can easily be sold In yeal
when It is again known that the Kathairon L
not only the most delightful hair dressing In
the world, but that It cloanses the scalp o.
scurf and dandruf, gives the hair a lively
rich, luxuriaut growth, and prevents IL from
turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing The Katbairon has been tested fol
over twelve years, and is warranted as de-
Scribed. Any lady who values beautiful heat
of hair will use the Ksthairon. II is finely
perfumed, cheap and valuable. II is sold b!
oil respectable dealers throughout the world.
D. S. BARNES & CO.,
New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
The Abolition War to be Inaugurated In
V u Texas. M

The reader will see an announcement In tnis
paper by telegraph that upon General BuTLER's
arrival at New Orleans TO resume command
of the Department Of the Gulf, Gen. BANKS
will be ordered to Texas for the purpose OF as
sistlnR the Union men Of that State to restore
Il to the Union as free commonwealth.
Il will be noted that this 10 New York
Tsitrns's dispatch, and Of course BY "Union
men" is meant AbolitiOnists and no other
The announcement then 10. that an army under
BANKS is to be sent into Texas to assist the
Aboltiouists there In carrying on war In that
State for the extinction Of slavery. This u
the service In which the soldiers who enlisted
to battle for the restoration Of the Union, are
to be employed. They are to be sent to Texa'
to fieht for the freedom Of the negroes
The object of this Abolition crusade into
Texas is not to restore that State to the Unlor
as the primary Idea. That is not even pre-
tended The thing to be aimed at frat is te
exterminate the slAvsholders and ell who main
tain the right Of the people Of Texas to have
the institution of slavery, If they choose, undel
the National Constitution. It is but the car
rying out Of the programme laid down recently
by the Rev. DR.. BELLOWS, Of New York, one O.
the corgymen who have Of late been frequent
ly closeted with President LINCOLN. DR.. Bel
Lows said In public address:
Il Is no longer war In the defense OF the
Union, the Constitution and the enforcement
of the laws. Il 10 o war to be carried on no
longer with the aim Of re.estabiishing the
Union and the Constitution with all their olo
compromises. God means not to let us of with
any halfway work. am now convinced, ant
consider it the most humane, the most econ
omical, and the most statesmanlike policy, now
to take the most radical ground possible; Il
assume that this is war for the subjugatioD
or the determination, Of all persons who wish Il
maintain the slave poWer-a war to get rid o
slavery and slsveholders, whether 1t bo consti
tutional or not.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
The Ohio Legislature.

"a In the SENATE, on Tuesday, after prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Roberts, sundry petitions 'Ad
memorials we're presented and referred. House
messages we're read and disposed Of, when the
Senate went into committee of the Whole and
: spent some time therein, and then adjourned.
In the HoUm, on Tuesday, sftsr much effort,
bare quorum was drummed up, when more
than the usual number of petitions were pre-
scented and referred. sundry bills we're read
the second time and committed. The follow.
iig bills were introduced and read the frst
time: By Mr.. Cook-To establish the Ohio
State College Of Arts; By Mr.. Marsh-To pro-
tect ash, from the 2O.h day Of May to the let
Of September, In each year. sa
Mr.. Keck's resolutions against the appropris.
ton Of public moneys to construct ship cana
in Illinois, and to enlarge the Erie canal in New
York, we're taken up, when Mr.. Converse
offered the following amendment: "lnser
after New York, In the frat resolution, and th'
Hurchase and maintenance Of slaves at the pub
Lilo expense" This was voted down, by a party
vote-the Abolitionists voting against II. Mr.
Dresel then offered the following amendment
TO she preamble: "Insert, after money 10 the
fifth line, to enable slaves to escape from their
masters, to support and maintain slaves that do
escape from their 'mastesa, and for divers
schemes Of emancipation and colonization Of
the blacks" This amendment was also voted
down, by party vots--the Abolitionists voting
against IT, After prosracted discussion, th'
original resolutions were sdoptsd-the Demo
Gratis voting for them. a af
~ Mr., Keyset, Of Monroe, offered a preamble
and resolution, which were referred to the com
mistes on Fees and Salaries, relative to the pa.
Of sick soldiers.
The House then adjourned, until wedne'
day morning, ten O'Clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28
Great Democratic victory in wheeling

We have he gratifying intelligence from
Wheeling, that the Democracy of that city, al
the election on Monday, achieved splendid vic
tory, By giving Dr.. BAIRD, their candidate foI
mayor, Eve hundred majority, Notwithstanding
the manifesto Of JOSEPH DARR, Jr., Provost Mar
shsl General of West Virginia, by which be In
tended to intimidate honest men and keep them
from the polls The game of intimidation is
played out! The little nest Of Abolition con.
spirators Ia Wheeling will fnd, that the days
Of power with them are about numbered. The
entire Democratic ticket was elected by large
msiority F.P