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As a Family Physio.


Ion Dr. q. W. (hTtVtgtt, Nsw O'teohL
Yonr Pills nrs the prince Of purgss Their exeelient
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Complete Family Newspaper.
EDITED BY
william Cullen Bryant aud Parks GOdwin

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slri,t cons ruction Of the Constitution, Economy
in Government no political jobbery, honest men
for Office the Suppression Of the Slave Power
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC.
Sunday Nights Dispatches
Lee,s Movements.

New YoRK, June IA dispatch from th,
Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac ol
the l3Ih says: Affairs are unchanged. The
enemy displayed large force In the vicinity
of Fredericksburg, but makes no demonstration
except the pickets firing, and occasionally ar
tillery shots.
Longslrset and EWel's corps are near Cul-
pepper, preparing for movement on our right.
Firing was heard In the vicinity of the u.
8. Ford this moroing.
Another dispatch dated Sd Army Corps, I3 b,
says: The movements of Lee in the direction
OF Culpepper have been on larger scale than
was at fret supposed, embracing all his army
except about ten thousand, which remain oppo
site Falmouth.
No doubt Lse intends to risk everything 10 o
determined offOrt 10 Cross the RappGhannock
and assume the offensive,
The Harper's Ferry correspondent of the
Herald says: IL is reported By our cavalry
that rebel force OF infantry end cavalry pAss
cd through PerryVilie on Tuesday lasi, Tue
column occupying three hours and half in
passing. IL is thought tho rebels intend 90
move into West VirRinis, where they will mako
a destructive and bold raid as we are not pre-
pared In shat quarter.
On Tnursdaya battalion Of Vermont cavalry
had brisk hght with the rebel cavalry at Ed
wards's Ferry, and drove them back actosD the
river, where they had heavy infantry sup
port. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

Ohio. There is an effort being made to bring
a6ont this state Of feeling in the State, but Il
will never succeed. We look upon New Eng.
land as part oil Our country, and feel honored
by her high position. We look upon her as the
great light houee of our country, and 1t is no,
true, repeat, that any respectable portion oil
the people of the West ever have been or ever
can be induced to join 10 this TRADE against New
England. IL is true that among the party OF
sympathizera with the rebels, you may fDd men
who will join 10 such cry, Tor the purpose of
aiding Jef. Davis, but nowhere else. You can.
not hnd it among any respectable class Of peo-
pie. repudiate and protest, In the name Of
the people, against any such sentiment being
or OF the West. That IL what l say, sir.
Mr.. Cox-The gentleman does not answer
my question. Wendell Phillips states that such
conversation was held with O Republican
member OF this House from Ohio. N ", what
want to know OF my colleageo TO-, who is the
Republican member that furnished that sort of
Testimony?
|. Mr. Biake-In the fret place, he whole
statement 10 merely on irresponsible newspaper
report. No authority 10 gwen for It, The
gentleman will not himself vouch for its cor
rectness, and protest against bringing in here
such vague, irresponsible newspaper statements
as 'ne Btounu oL charge against numbers OF
t.io douSe. The gentleman brings in here such
report, aud then wants to know which cne
OF my colleagues made it; and 1t Is not true,
whether it Was made or not.
Mr.. Cnx--I merely wanted to know whether
any Vt my colleagues had made it.
Mr.. Blake-l do not believe any one of them
made 1t tell the gentleman there Ia no gu ,h
sentiment among the people OF Ohio; and if
any one asserted such thing TO me, would
tell him he was mistaken; If he persiDted in It,
l you'd tell him 1t was q falfehoOd.
Mr Cox-Aud then there would be fght,
suppose. Lsughter.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

New YcRK, June IA strike Of lonpshore
men has compelled the Quartermaster to EN-.
ploy deserters TO load three Government traDs.
ports yesterday, whs had to be projected by q
company of regulars
A letter from the Red river states that DOR.
tion OF our gunboats are blockading the mouth
OF tho Red and Black rivers, up which is
Known to be some twenty rebel steamers: but
lew OF them, however, are properly manned and
equipped.
Refugees from Alexandria state that the reb.
els re-entered Alexandria the day after Banks
withdrew.
The ship Bucephalaus, from Bahia MAY l6!b
arrived to day, has on board the captain and
family of the bark Union Jack; the CAPTAIN
and vile OF the ship Dorcas Prince; captsip
Peck, OF the ship Sea Lark, aud captain Phil
lips, OF the chip Dictator, all captured by rebel
pirates.
The British bark Castor arrived at Bahia
from Liverpool with cargo OF coal and ammu.
milton for pirates. The pirate steam ,r Georpi,
being in port a. the time, the authorities order
cd both out OF the harbor, when they left for the
southwark.
Capt. Phillips, of the ship Dictator, states
that on the 27tb, in lot. 25 deg. north, long. 81
deg. 4U min. west, his vessel was captured and
burned by the rebel steamer Georgia. He Was
taken on board the Georgia, when Capt. Maury
ateered for the Island OF 81. Vincent. Cane de
Verdes, where he arrived on the 3O!h ult. but
an American man-Of-war being seen in the har.
bor, the rebel put on full speed for the south
ward, and reached Bahia on the 18Th of May,
where We were landed.
The Georgia is common iron vessel, two
hundred and twenty feet long, thirty feet beam,
brig. rigged, full poop, has very large smoke
sacks, and is said 10 be able 10 steam fourteen
miles an hour; but this is doubtful. Most of her
crew we're boys.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
Fight Nonr m,, sIer,,nr.K XIV.

LEXINGTON, Ky, June l4.--Refugees from
Noun! Sterling and Winchester who Just ar
rived here, report shat three hundr cd rebels uu-
der Feter Everett, this morning, attacked o
part of the l4!h Kentucky cavalry on State
Greek, east Of Mount Sterling. A severe en-
gsgement, lasting three houra, ensued, when
our forces commenced retreating slowly, fight
Ing as they withdrew. ReintOrcements nave
been sent them. The Federal Maj. Williams
and Lieut.. Williams were wounded
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

WASHINGTON, Juue l4.-UpOn receipt of intel
lgence OF the piratica transactions on the coast,
che Navy Department promptly despa ched yes.
ses in pnrsuis of the pirates. -Four vessels left
Ne" York on Saturday night. Three sailed
from Hamton Roads, aud these were to be fol-
lowed Oh Sunday by others.
There is no truth in the statement that Ad,
mlFal Fariagut is 90 be relieved from the COM
mand of tha Western Gulf Sqardron.
The U. S. steamer Juniats, on the 28!h ult.,
captured the steamer Victoria, of about one
ShOusaDd tone, Ostensiby bound to Matamoras.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

and upon the conviction of which the punish
ment is death.
Nor yet we're they made to hold persons to
answer for any capital OR other infamous
crinos; nor were the proceedings following, In
any constitutional or legal sense, criminal
prosecutions. The arrests he shows were made
on totally different grounds and tho proceedings
following the arreats, the President would be
glad to correct on reasonable satisfactory evi-
damn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
Tho President ON Arbitrary ar.o,,.

WASHINGTON, June 14-The President. nm
der dase OF the l2ih, has replied 10 @ letter o.
Erastus Corning and others, who were ofioers
Of the public meeting held at ALBANY on The
l8sh OF May, fequesting his earnest considers a,
tion OF the resolutions passed on that occasion
The resolutions, he says, promise to support
him In every constitutional snd lawful measure
to suppress the rebellion. He has not know
ingly employed, nor ehall he knowingly employ
any other. Differing from the meaning that
certain military arrests and proceedings follow
ing them, for which he is ultimately responSi-
BILE, are unconstitutional, he argues the ques.
tion to show that the provisions OF the Consti.
tuition quoted have no application to tho case
In hand, because the arrests complained of were
not made for reasons defined in that instrument
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
NieRe Of Pnri Huhann.

New YoRK, June Ia New Orleans letters OF
the 6sh, state that our lines at Port Hudson are
within speaking distance of the rebels. Bat
teries have been erected and heavy guns
mounted.
Our mortar and gunbosts keep up conEin-
uouV fire into the place night and day, and the
place will doubtless foon surrender.
The weather here is intensely hot.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
WADSWORTH HOUSE.

ADJOINING N. Y. OENcRAL, LAKE SHORE. AN
ERIE RAILROAD DEP0rs, BUFFALO. NY
The Mom Oorusn,ent House in the City.
THE Wadsworth House has recently been Painted,
yrescoed and return ished throughout, and Is nov
IONS Of The Rest appointed Hodtes In the State Its prox
Unity to the principal KoSd Uepo renders II par tic.
uary desirable to travellers as q stopping place, while
none Of -she old prelude which has exsted against
houses guous ia halrcad Depots can attach TO it,
Passengers viii observe the House entering the de.
pot. Look on the risht-hand aide Gong rung on the
arrival OF the train Twenty minutes allowed In chang
ling bggage good Restaurant attached to the House,
dred suests.
:. nchll.d6m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
Casualties at Port Hudson i.

New YoRK, June l4-Tbe correspondent of
the Times gives list Of the clsua ltes at Port
Hudson Among them are tho following: Alb
Wisconsin, Col. Bean, killed, and seventeen
wounded. Captain Hubbard and Lieutenant
Wronowski were killed, and Lieut.. Pierce
wounded; the TWO former we're on Weiizell's
elpff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

LcUIsvILLE, June Al 10 reported that our
forces to day captured the band OF guerfillas
who committed dep'edatUnB yesterday near
EhElbethto"n, and recovered neatly all the
stolen GOVlrnmeut hcrses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
Griorson,s RAID ON Ounton. Ia

MuRTREEsBoRo, June IA Rebel papers of the
10Th give an account of Grierson's raid on Gin
ton, Louisiana, on the Sd, and say his force was
ono thousand. The rebel officer Logan Ia re-
ported to have d!ven Grierson six miles, taking
two guns. aud killing and capturing thirty. Fl We
The rebel losa was tMo killed aud several
V6unde6,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
II 1eGbeI Raid.

LOUISVILLE, June l3-.-About one hundred
caviiry intercepted the care with Federal horses
OF bJard at Eligible to-day. Tney Captured
sixty horses, burned three cars, broke open Ad-
ANS ExPrcss office, ana stole $l70O in gold
Our .Focpa are IN pursuit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
A Hebsi's Opinion-Tho Spies Orion
and Peters.

and Peters.
MoRFREEtBoRo, June l4.-The Chattanooga
Rebel of the llth, has the following:
JACKSON, Miss Jnae 8.
One OF our officers, who was captured by
Gen. Grant and who subsequently escaped. ar
rived here this morning He reports the Yan.
kee army much depressed by reason of General
Johnston massiDg heavy force, and by the
fact that certain death awaits them. Theil
officers say it is certain defeat and annihila-
tion.
Capt. Thompson, of the Stsff of Ger. Rose
Grams, under q flag OF true, delivered the
effects of the two spies hing at Franklin, to
Lieut.. Col. Webb, OF the 5lst Alabama regi
ment This evening one of the party, recognlz
ing the flag, remarked 10 Capt. Thompson -
$50 you have hung two Of our spiesw he .heu
added that one OF them, Orten, was bis partic-
ulsr friend, aud was Inspector OF Construction
on General Wheeler's Staff. He did not knOw
the man Peters. He admitted that the execu-
tlon was just and in accordance with military
law
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
COIOrod Troops ia Penn,ylv.nia. =

HARRISBURG, June 4-Gov Curtin has Issued
general order, e1s,iDg that colored troops will
BIO mustered into the service of the United
States, and forbiddirg colored men from eav-
ing the St.!e to join organizations in other
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

New YORK, June IA 4-The steamer Ocean
Queen, from AspInwall She 9Th, has arrived
sAe has 1915 600 in treasure, mals and one
hundred passengers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
A BLOCKADE Runner LOst-Rebsi
Items.

MOBILE, June ga Spanish steamer from
Havana 10 this port was lost forty miles out, on
the 26th; only four of her crew aud passengers
were saved. Among the Loaf was Colonel Sharp,
of Gen. Buckner's staff. Her cargo was val
ued at $500,000.
Rebel reports say Morgan was going to Eass
ern Kentucky. Stuart, OF Tenn. has been made
a MsjOr-General, and has assumed command
OF division in Bragg 3 army, stationed at War.
trace.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
St. Marv's Female Academy

SOmefses, FoFry C0ss OhiO.
THIS Institution conducted by Sisters of the Order
l. Of st. Dominic. s situated beautiful eminence
in the vicinity Of Somerset The Play Grounds are sm.
pie, and well arranged for recreation The situation IA
SO healthy that for years. there has been no scknesa
whatever In the Academy.
This Institution is we'll provided with competent aud
experienced Teachers who spare no efforts TO render the
Academy worthy Of patronage.
The Discipline, though firm and uniform, is mild and
parental.
Terms per annum, $50, ss5, 800 and $780, scccrdipe
to the department OF the pupil Extra charges-Latin
mch97-dtf = rsl., II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

WANT MAcHINE)-Rsrmers,
w volunteers and others, to know that their ''wo.
men folks can earn e5 20 $50 per week with one Of
Aken's Celebrated KNITTING Machines II will earn its
cost In thirty days. Price, complete $50. Weight IS
pounds Freight from SO to Sl So Send for cir.
cular and samples. (Send stamp.)
ELLIOT e BRANSON.
General Agents,
aprilel8s-dly 100 Lake street, OhicssO, III.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
SU M M Il r RESORT.
OHIO
White Sulphur Springs.
The Season of 1863.

THIS WELL KNOWN WATERING PLACE WILL
be formally opened for the reception Of guests
about the middle OF June. In the meantime person
desiring to enjoy tho privileges Of the place will be
accommodated. THE SPRINGS, this season, will be
under the immediate supervision of the Proprietor
who will be assisted by Messrs. Jos. A. swAYNr and
o. o. MITCHELL. 1t Is the intention to make the house.
in all respects equal to the best watering places in the
country and to provide generally for the comfort and
accommodation Of the guests.
For terms and other information, address --
ANDREW WILSON, JR.,
Lewis Center P. o.,
Delaware coun ~, O..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
AMERICAN HOTEL.
4 81 oPPosITB STATE HOUSE,
GO L U Nj B US, OHIO.

THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN
house during the past season has been thoroughly
renovsted, repanted and reornshed In a style both
comfortable AID elegant that we feel we'll assured that
those who favor as with call will nnd ali the Comforts
and oonveniences usua in arst class Hotels.
W WARDEN & EMERY,
octlS-dly pROPRiNTnR1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16
MANYPENNY q MILLER,
UBL[sHERs AND PROPR1E10RA
"a oinss Nos. SO, IS and 90, Hortb H.. 9,

ratos. ~ ''''
Advertisements iesded aud placed In tho column o,
iopseial Notices, dO15Ie the ordinary ratss.
nouces required to be published BY law legal raos
per cent more than the above raes but all such WII
'pPeaf In the rri'Weekiy without charge.
nushesh Oaras, not exceeding I'VE linos, per year ia
ide, - 30 per line, outside -.
&C., half price.
hH TG'sIsht ddo.rt!'shsnts mHSt BE- paid Iop in
sd0dnce The rule viii not he varied from.
neekyIS Same price ae Tho Daily Ehoro tho advertiser
tes the Weekly alone WhcT, ho Daily and weekly
sll the rates OF Tie DALI ~
~ atsafti,re.l sst- ~ Govt fnr donnits nnrind
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

And we claim as an esp ecial merit,
that 1t sticks Patches and Linings to
Bootb and Shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-16

} BOOT sc SHOE
Manufacturers, using Machi mes, will
hnd 1t the best article known for Ce.
men ting the Channels, as II works
without delay, Is not affected by any
change OF temperature.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
From KNoXvlLLN,

CweiNhTi, December l6--Advicos from
Knoxville 10 tho 10th say
Tho main body ol General Longstreefa
army At Hogeryille During tho retfeot
General Longstreet lost three thousand men
In prisoners and deaerters, there we're awarms
Of iugitiyas from bis ranks aud his army Is
worn ost by had service and diahoarlonod.
The rolroatlng robels auHcripg inppuoy for
cloihing aud food
General Longstreot abandoned his aoigo
train Of nix guns after burning gun enrriagos
the guns fell into our possession.
Two ofour heavy trains we're met between
Cumberland Gap aud Knoxville with sup
plies for the army
There wore thirty days supplies nj Knox
willie when lhn rob0la fatroatod.
Tho people around KNOXVILLE hro dcatluto
tho rebel army having consumed everything
everything aAtnblo.
General l,ongaireeta army aro represented
M dsmoraligcd In extraordinary degree by
lbolr hardabipa and deserter In Fast Tonnes
400
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

Nav YonG negsmber i8,s-Flopf heavy
sgi lover ,g g50na 40 for axtsa State;
aOCOT bS, for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheel
y shade hrmer aud In good demand 931)t7
Chicago spring 4369a6 for Milwaukee clubi
tsas3 for Writer Rcd Western $1,000
for Amber Michigan, tho latter for choice,
Corn heavy 25fel 20 for store. Oats
@. lower s6@s6i Pork ahAde hrmer 600
G2 old, iil09i ~ new mesE lard hrtner
llGi2l Whisky saclive.and .hrmer t $50
~.
NEs YoRK, December lG,--Stocks duil,
easy and steady Money In fair demand al
seven por cent Sterling nominal United
states sizes at 81 Erie Gi New
York Central 3it RoAdnR | lsh.
0old / 49i. Coupons 81 OF. Harlem D3,
One year certificates 9sA.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

up on the elh was ATTACHED twice nbove
Bayos Sara The 6fipg WAS lfom battery
Of six and lWelvc pouudera, on the Louisiana
ahora throwing shell and round shot Cap
tain German commander Of tho boat WAS
killed by the first shot, three others OF tho
crew were killed, aud four passengers were
wounded Fory.ihree ehot we're fred three
passed through the hall, others struck the
boiler and Tvs rnked ihe boat from stem 70
stern. The gunboat was conveying the Von
phu and Vt the limo Of firing waa within 200
Yards OF hsr and ailenoed two rebel guns
The steamer Perry has arrived from Mem
phia with three hundred bales of cotton iol
St Louis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
rRoM EoRrREss MoMRoE

FonTeu MoSnor, Dec. h,-Tho following
was received to-day
foRgrowS, Va, December II
10 Major General Buiier
haye tho satisfaction TO announce tho
complete success Of the expedition sent out
under Colonel Wost All worked In sucebas.
ful combination Our cavalry carried the
enemys camp at Charles CITY, q, II Aher
sharp Sighting enemy firing from there houses,
We captured eight officers and eightytws
enlisted men being the whole command three
companies Of horaoa aud three mules, besides
many shot No, lett on tho ground Tho enc
my camp with ia equipments, arms, mnui'
ti0na aud provisions, were thoroughly destroy
cd. Our loss Ia Caplaia Gregory aoyerey
wounded, ono Sergonh ono Corporal killed
and four men wounded Al ars entitled u
oommchdation for ga1lantry and unninehinp
endurance, and Colonel West especially loi
1 bis precise execution OF n diiiioult 0omhinR
ton by which alone he could have accomplish
cd my object
fSigned1 j. j. WISTAN,
lIrigadsr General
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
MONT DISPATCHES.
SOUTHERN CONGRESS.

Nev YoaE. December 10 In the rebel
Consfes on the 10Th, Wigiall offered n tss0
luton inaniriug into the treatment OF pf'so"'
era which was agreed 10.
Tho Eram,ner says prisoners are ,arnlsneu
daily with three quarters o. poanu o. ps'ou
while The rebel troops Ia The REID "'ao"V "
ceiying one quarter go, .ni,,..
Tbs rebel ilooae passed a bill prohibiting
,he enrollmeut Of substitutes In the army
Brown Of Mississippi, offered resolutions ina
prssaing all able.bodied whites into The army
snd reaulrine aliens TO qui, tho counlry wl,h'
In aISiy dAys or lAke up arms. Also fspo'u
lion 10 levy direct tax on ell lands sno
property lnclndine Confederate notes eua =
make the latter legal tsnder eiior ihs sspl
,auon ~ six montha and 20 prohibit the buy
inc and selling of gold RRd silver CON- Q
notes Of banks of the United States or us
ils nolea during tho war, under hesVy per
alty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
hEBELs PRIMO ON A STEAMBOAT,

CAiao, December To- Military orders pre-.
vontod tho psople bringing IN cotton still 10
ioreo. Daring The pasl week still more siric'
tive measures have been put Ia operation.
Banka have been ordered not 10 pay Qut no
gold 20 depoaitors or 90 checks Total sales
of cotton during tho week is 6zD bales, the
number shipped ifom ibis port, Liza military
authorities IL selling al horses aud males ~
Memphis for army uae that are not excepted
by permit by the commanding general "a nee.
essafy for lawful purposes, paying osnofg inil
prices for lhom, C0ngenpilon bows Yigor
oualy eniofcepin aoooFdanos With recent o.
defn A dnBlrneligo iire 0eonrfad on tha night
Of tho ilth. fioaa not LEARNED
Tho sieamar Voc phnlf flom Ne8 Ofleaas
3th. has arrived N4lh5a q hoHheaHf N aneal