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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
Bachelors Flair Dye!
THE BEST I'm rHE womLD.

THE HEST HN THE WOHLDs
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRY celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inure the Hair In the esst remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes and nvigostes the hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RusTY HAIR instantly turn,
splendid Black Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold By all Drugsisb, etc.
III The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATcHH-
LoR, on IasJoSr sides Of sacA 6os.
9Factcry No. 81 Barclay street,
(Lste 233 Broadvsy and ls Bond street,)
may29-dewIy US NEW YORK,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

New YoRK, April "A grand demons!ra ion
Of Union Leagues is announced for the llth
inst, the anniversary of the attack on Sumter.
Loyal Leagues throughout the country are in
vited to send delegates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
Iazya MANHOOD.

AzE2zsrW HOW L0sT, HOW RESTORED.
just published 10 Sealed Envelope Price Six Gents.
A Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility and I'm.
pediments to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse, etc.-By ROBERT
J. OULvERwELL, M D., Author of the Green Book
etc. st
"A Boon 10 Thousands OF Sufferers,
sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any address
post paid, on receipt Of six cents, or two ponags
stamps, BY DR., OHAg. J. o. KLINE, 1877 BoVeyy
New YorK, Post Office Boz No. 1856.
spll-3mddtwis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE.

TUE undersigned will sell his Warehouse, situated at
the Canal Lock, capable OF storing 25 600 bushels
OF Corn, and Graneres for Wheat etc. and s also the
best calculated for any kind Of Shipping or Commission
10 said House Store Room. which has run Of trade
both from tne country and canal trade, For particulars
enquire % oi tne subscriber n n. .. HUNTER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

&10 P0sITIVELY MADE FROM 81. somethius
YlU urgently needed In every family aud by eyery
werson; very light and portable Agents wanted every
phere Gall and see, sample sent by mail, free q
postage for 10 cents that reails for 81 by R. L. VOL
coTr' No. iO Chatham square, New York, mar24n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
March "a, lse3-t,
mar3O-d&wtf
Important to Agents.

WE have reduced the wholesale price OF our GREAT
w STATIONERY PORT FOLIO PACKAGE, We
also give better Watches to our agents than any other
hrm. Send stamp for new circular. r1' =
WEIR Sc co.,
"a South Third street, Philadelphia.
mafch31-d&vIm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

Removed from his old Orfice.
Or. A. b. WILLIAMS, W. broadway, near High st.,
Columbus. o. has devoted himself for series Of Year,
ohe treatment Of certain private diseases He may be
consulted at hi once Broadway, near the Exchange
Bank,
janlsdt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
WANTED.

RY aPhiladelphis Commission House, an Energetic
~ man, having general knowledge OF Western Pro.
duce, and who can influence Western Trade eatisfac.
tory references required Address A. T. O., BOX c57l
philadelphia Postofaoe. YaEf,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
New York Money Markst-An,il Q.

Exchange unsettled BY huctustns in gold Few sales
Of bankers bills at I7G9l72.
Sold unsettled irregular, and decidedly lower open.
ing at SO, declined to 52 and closing heavy at 5354
Government stocks quiet. q. 8. 6's 81 coupons los
registered l04K; 7-30 Treasury notes IO4H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

BUFFALO, April 2-Hsrbor open, Several
propsllers left this afternoon
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
St. Mary's Female Academy
, Somerset, Perry Co.. Ohio.

ISUHeIbet1 Ferfy Coz, Ohio,
THIS Institution conducted by sisters of the ,dey
Il fSt. Dominic, Is situated on beautiful eminence
In the vicinity of Somerset The Play Grounds are am
pe and we'll arranged for recreation. The situation Ia
whatever in the Academy.
This Institution is we'll provided with competent and
experienced Teachers, whospare no efforts to render the
Academy worthy Of patronage.
The Discipline, though frm and uniform Is mild and
parental. -GFff fEF'T '
Terms, per annum $780, SIS, 500 and slOO, according
20 tne department. Of the pupil Extra charges-Latin
Music, Painting, Washing, Bed and stationery
mche7-dti
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

State \ at g. and Local News.
Democratic City and Township
ia, ,r5. Nominations.
CITY TICKET. "a e.
1a net1 MAYOR, n Z, i.
WRAY THOMAS tas1G. ,T
N" tV MARaHAL, ErH Hfsf
81 SAMUEL THOMPSON. s.
CITY SOLICITOR. o sse
HAWLEY j. WYLIE. y
b SCHOOL DrRrcrons,
rt e. r. BINGHAM,
s. 8 RICKLEY. .c
oouNoILMKN,
First Wsrd--lSAAC II. MARROW. .
Second Ward THOMAS ARNOLD.
Third Ward-DAvID W. BROOKS.
Fourth Ward-J0HN G. THOMPSON.
Fifth Ward-JACOB REINHARD. 4t
Sixth Wsrd-JOHN ROEDER, fs.tyS
M FREDERICK JAEGER. ~
Seventh Ward-WALSTEIN FAILING,
HORACE WILSON. ..
Eighth Ward--E. B. ARMSTRONG,
FRANCIS HOWARD.
Ninth Ward--WILLIAM NAGHTON,
drr DANIEL CARMICHAEL.
AseEssoRs,
First Ward-HENRY FREELAND.
Second Ward-C BARTLING. uget.~ .~
Third Wsrd--URIAH LATHROP. oqv.o
Fourth Ward-.-W NJ D0MIGAN.J a@ l9,l
Fifth Ward-FREDERICK BADER.a -
Sixth Watd-JOHN ROSS. e -
Seventh Wafd--CHAS. w. ZOLLINGER.
Eighth Ward--T T. OVERLY.
Ninth Wards. w. PARK. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP TICKET.

'NTGOMERY TOWNSHIP TICKET
atc TRUSTEES, slr
."w ELIAS GAVER, sr' 'i p
ALEXANDER MOOBERY,
J. M. K0ERNER. % y.i4 .f n III.
p1ffG CLERK, sgi 3il 20 90. ,..tr
B. M. ALBERY. laafpa
6g5.7 TREARURER, 4r f
G. P. SCHROLL.
JUSTICE OF THE rEAcEi
u. w. MEEKER, 81 t.i
coEsTABLEs,
.t, JOHN BROWN,
]. P. REMMY,
L. e, KELLY.
Assessor, ~ Z"
JAMES TRIMBLE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-12

tsrsNs Orri,ntssn .rIoubt babe, Bite etnsn CUB
attut fsQtrn, pa6 obtr nur pttIe, Mot absr Die
Rssttruns trstnO Utl8s Ssrbtnelt%tttt'n stn'
Sseaussn fti.
9n Sttradt res iebt In Srnft fsbsnbtn
GrsmS,iUuse@ rItbsS. Bal err I'D Stslt 1tsr
trdu6s stnsti&liasu bdttsn, snhpfsslt p'alt'
Dent Sapts, Das aud bic Orr4 ons Sslts VI;
smststsn sine.muRtrt rpsrSsn fDutsn, unO one
Pam Dsnisniesn, bic suu, aussmrinrn Stfsn
i'm &iStlsbrn npttptnpts. urlaub srtbstlt mere
ben Iputs. ....&'; -
Ssrnsr. smpFsbn ter TrdHbsut ba5 ssiunNs
unp fr6ftist 9sutsi bic i&on baS p esOsns'
|iabr absrI&ritt.n t6ttsn, pUbI Ia fOl@su Etsnit'
|IriRunasn, nj. bic Btwa6uns Der Stndtn, Der
@.f6naniFe u. +. 10. Ssrwsnptt wtrosn trnntsn,
pi, i,st POM rteuIar.n Rilitdr osrrihtst pnr'
rem. St.reur6 warDe unisrs DOR Dem 6stnrs
bsFuNIt&t 9ruppsn1utl nm Elm Sspentsnpss
perm sbrt .percEn.
SrdRSent DARTS fprtSt F& nod In abnIi%sr
bic SntrrsFeR Ter GUnfOrsrattOn DaRrsnesr
RAie ibtr e.rf6t.Dsns 9untte aus, bait 'untsr
AnS.rn BEN ganErts ibrt Rrrtbra6tststt IN
6inldt bss Gr&ans,-@ artsuS Dor, 1nst init
bsrbsu @prten bic srautams 'art unp sSsNe tss
rtr Sriresflbrung. uno IHlteet istns oOtl@att
NIT ,insm StnbGid auf @utt, Der nna NIT 10
atrinssu 5a1fsmfttta brrsits 70 6rOee GrfOls'
babe trrinssn aNsu, uno ras unttr istneH Ter
utr,n S6ute sinrm gplts Der eneltht str9 gu
Shell werptn pares, bos iur istu 8s6t, ffine
6ejmatb unb Ieinsn altar tampfe' =.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-12
Die @puperueurs=S ptiebaft.

. @ouperrsur 9et6er bat bur6 feline Sctlhaf at
an .tte rierrr 3uI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @stsSSseun9
lid ein Dtntmal Istner Qmtsttati9ttit ssieet,
inetm er in psrislbsn sinrn turjsn umrtR Der
ltetsn gi.r srsteniersi&tn Sabre n'srsrlt9t
n,bft b,u,, NOS girsinirn in birftr 3stt Ssltttsn
unb asIsifst bat. @snn aud stR Srpbsr aet;l
pie1.r aIt.n Comm UnpsaItb f& s~sssnndrtts in
6rinrss 6anb tsFnOrt 70 bot fs rod untsr Der
erituns ibrss sssrnwdrtissn @Uupsrnturs tRr
b6&fts Gut; tbrr Gtrs bsrabrt, uno Ttt 3ouen
@puperusur 9sther btsboIb germ unisrs R66fs
Qnerfsnnuna. GctR Autstsrmtn mar rahslt@
Mot puu 8p1eR bur&pUbsn, unS CT bate Mot
auttn u~nTsrrn St1at nt&t. austn 6ur& bic tnus,
fnttIld @rfakren ju lrttR, Die 6ttler &rts9
namsRtlid lber uulrr 1rmss 9irstnten ssbra@t
Sat, Irnb.rn .r battt, fsIbf namsntIth i'm I'm
fanas bts &rirsts nit @iGsrwarttattitsn mnn'
&srIst grt uue iritf psr1Inli&eU anistHSunstn
su ~I6mpfsu, bic feline Stsuuns FRsr Mot iu
her nnssusbmf.n ma&tr.
@sn,rut SIN. @mitS, unler meme @pussrs
ntur, rrr bic 5unettpntn Isinsr Office NIT Dem
1Ren Saauar autrttt, wirN ais elm sRti6ttntntr,
ti&tiser Rann ssIRilhsrt, Der ben Qnfrrerrun=
aen Der 3eit unb. Zen uns pom allen Sstttn prps
ttnpen gsfabrsn pOuFantts stUa6fsn is n ioa.
N6se sr biz u~ntsrfasunS nniersr 9frtretsr raS
Die 2nRansItGttt Res oirstniI&tn BOLTS Rn6sn;
@ouprrn,ur est4rr mag absr BEL ittnsm Bis'
bsrtintritt in -cas pripattbtn bos 8spu5tisin
nit R& nsbmtn, bue 81 feline S&uISistett ss-.
than, unb ba6 lsin Str.bru aud Bel bsm piEsi'
uifasn SUIts aHsrttnuunS ssfuuStn bat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-12
>Ruub(bQu.

- Bon unltrsr Nrmtt In RprbS @Crraia
fnb I'm eaufe biefrr @U&s frtns 8tri&te ort
trssnD Dsl6er 8ebsatuns ttnssIaufsn. au& III
NOrf-Strstntsn ID Aars pisNer rutis bic Gam
tees Fabtn bas @rrs tbrrr armst mao BEN Yr-
tOmac ;u -ptsrtr suride3osrn unb fVItn bic
Orange unb Alsranbria Sabn au5 ibrfm Rhds
juee tpieDsr Ssrt6rt ,ta6sn. Qnf BEN: .DUtUmae
tattsn f& StrIt SranspOrtl&tfs stnstfaubtn,
tpssRalb tie Ssrmutbuns rtatt tttst, bag Elm
Gbttl Der Nsaoef&rn armre mad tinrul anHtrn
Ntrtunsttrsts psrl6tft rUtroru lUu. Sb OtrftS
bic 6aIbtnirt, Der Sumtsfu6. Dbtr GbarItfton
Istn' rpirs, mue srit bic 3utunft Isbrtn. IaR
9laubt, oa6 IS bteIeSmal auf SbarItfpn eeminst
fst, tas man, ba pas mtGbere Gltma bort NOD
mtIitarii&r SgetattUnsn SuIafe, NIT elmer gro
BEN Nrmss auh BON Der 2~anpIrite aus anersifen
mb&te. DO ntslts absr: aud Inn m or .eeI6ebtn
mag, RE yautsss trsrOrn LIBERAL tr6fttse Nrute
unU itarts rSsrjsn fuetn, bic ft, psnn aud nt6t
IammtIi& gum - atsr pu9 auf tbre S4iEt
jurIdjassn. -" .&@.i@
Qonsltrest bat rtr StEaseruns IGprrpt1e's
a~uf6stsn mullen, ea bic pcn Chattanooga aus
an Surnfne rntlanettn 6dIfstrusprn frtne
Stsaun9 Dor Snrroiut irnf lsIEer tsbtrtt bait
ten. Nuf ietntm 8Id3use mad .btm labpsfItD
den 9irsinisn funNtn msbrsre @tfs&tt fatt,
Rte ater msbr ~ @unRsn unfsrer RaTen aus.
fsIsu. 5htsn mir unS, ibertrtrbtntn 8eri&tsn
SIaubsn Iu f&tkssu : eOneRrtst unO feline GaPIe.
rem kausn R& burd, isIbft rsnn Ft Ouf iRrent
Rad5use umStnSelt trsr6sn lUuttn. 49,
Sas 8UmbarNsnsnt BON CHARLTON pGrs
fOrtssfsbt absr, pts fraBsr, URne trssnS .wtt4e
erbsbIi&r &tfuItate.
Ni&t 40, ooo, ME Der Isw Sort 6eAIb Sc.
ri&tst Rabsn iUute, fUnNtru aur 1000 DaaIssS
fOusn nsusrsn 8ert&tsn iufOIst Ia Der stGstssn
S&Ia&t bel Chattanooga OraufstsauSsR fstu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-12
8 in 2bnbOn Hnb gpipm;
&ettrerIten. =.

~ga& per eebre timer butbkiRii&.n Seete In
Sn6isn rutt unfers' Grre uuf hem 8iden .iues
glspbantsn. Der pom stRer S&iIStr6tt sstrastn
uirp. Dus ftst ME .tu unsIaubTi6ts @un.
Der Gus, sPnaI "a man ut&t trfiRrt ant mel
dem @ruRS uub BVpsn bitfe Rifitnf&iIbir5ts
ttit&sa7 mag; sIr&peA Btstst 6as EnUbsrns
England elm ~psutsRsas etsH 70 uHslaubIiass
BnnbsE uHb, SpayliR iuaSiAuklth uunssrtarst
.Astr m~pfHhatsFsE pBb, Ma(RpaF RiIui&lstt.
PrpsbrftaHnisns nattoaaltSs IN bsr sdnseu @sIt
SueltiannssIHsss6 satpsaPtt tanlsRp @rteR Der
setl&itbsnRsn 5ubrp.tt, nit EauisastiaflIsEn,
auFbs, Observation-Disclosures, SPtbbubsH 81.
i&Sfsa anb BsrtrtHssE nap ayapptln antE
Ayt, NIT ssn UunbtrI&snfea Ddnsn nub bse
Ii&Rtn gOshlAsuata ftsaRsn DtsRtn unb
EInnIsntpIbiunsn, nit uu5hBItesn Sanltnsm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-12
Stabt Ri1muno.

- rnIsrs German 6Ums Guat6, iittt G6aana
bs Capt. gbs. Stibtrt unter g~ummaubo bts
Capt. 6. Suumann febsnb, III nebf Der bisFasn
Sire unR RatlrpaN. @Ompusntr unb BEN g(m-
tuIaneesS Urps, GEM .l9tsn 90. 0tli,. Rratment
Col. 8Rps. s. GUanS, 3u9spttftn pprbeu. Dtts
fs &estmtRt it i'm 8Otbfaus nur fur Wa&ts
unb Ypli3ttbttnf tnntrbuIb Der .StaDt Ridmonbi
b.fimmt, une bate Spriss DU&e auHi rtRsu
RaIs @tIs9enbett, fetRs BrrwenS6orfstt III asis
s'n, taOsm tbm. Die Bewa&uns Der SrrI&ttsen.rf
Ftsassn RNitGr>@ sfdnsuiFe fur rtniat 9aar
anSsrtraut mar. SBtr MIR tSrtn. kabea ,fmI
bic Com m unbnnttn btefsr @~sf6nsnfFt IN ttntm
Bsri&ts an ben @OtutGats@ General tttr bsIo6EaSl
abtr BITE DtsnRIstRuustn bss Restmrnts aus.
9sEprp&sn. j. # ~ 4
Bsr BON unGssrn Stuti&en eqnbSlruttR, Sic
5Drsieurrs Rnb, f@ Der RttJ: pI0destt2 tnt,teii
Ben min, fam 90 pUbl am R&efen burb I'M
I6Iue an bic German 5pne @uorb. Stre pom
o VuSstnrur autrianuts Organization Derpai&..
tst hitisIbs MIR 1ar DtenRIrtfuns tnatrtaIb,
Der Stapt Ri&aronb uRo r 0 eft ,ts tff6s
m I'll. rStr ALLEGIANCE, gu NJ rtGusR3
3 e m atbs : @pHptFnrmea4 uttD
tract" upb lam bttftS prtstlra> Suth HIM
~tpitssts Hsuts @iIip@s pmelRUBeu mes6sn.
g. ia aIfU natarll&. hasR BEN 8rrnebmen na6l
IA Irttfr l3stt sGRIrtt&t AnmFlhnpeen julnGiasi
tritt tp etsff. Rsntt&t GOmEpenis Rattatfunbtns
.Raksaa r4fHf@ rrmans6pps 0hnrSs3in5bttieaS
.arlsstDtsa nab iFthI&eB 3dttniftne ei ssadsst
hefspe 8rEtTslun6 bee Dtntfattpmsznea GSae.d
tiiansra ssetnatfr poItn ptr aIIO eth BEN
3ptdt ibrsr Organization satfprsAsnbeS 6Srtr
btRsssn pihl&en.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-12

ttn ME NIT tbr obtr sintm GaDsrn gum Bsr>
snassn etnen AusFus, ssma6t Babe, absr bttu
Derby" fsi sr brstuaat ssDtfsn unN trOus tettr
pisssr hunter, auG sinrm snrs6t ssna&tsn
5IttfH~ srfarrsn init stnissu 5rsunbta.
Wsar Ttbt, wsG6t N%usStsnane, DEr&t Iadt
Nisisr~ Sag Der UIsrrpiiasu ;Sptstt gueIaaes in
F6 tssrsft. (ScrtI. Fotgt.)
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-30

rebels spent so much powder on as they
passed silently by the rebel batteries
which all the while were belchiug out
she'll and shot on every side, but on they
vent uuharmed, till the foe lost sight Of
them. But of this your readers have
heard before. It proved rather an ex-
pcnsive joke to the rebels, costing them
about 81 900, while the "Quaker Yankee
Doodle" could not have cost at the out.
side over six dollars. How indignant
the rebels must have felt when they
found out how beautifully they had
been duped, because "Quaker No. !"
vas tho cause of the blowing up Of the
Iudianola by the rebels-they supposipg
her to be formidable ironclad. In thd
language of Junius, correspondent o.
the New York Tribune, Poor rebels
happy Indian ola-you persisted in good
cause but in bad hands" Take it alto1
cether, the rebels have had rather pod
success in constructing and keeping iro3
clads on the Mississippi, according Il
their own admissions.
Negro enlistments were all the rag,
at Helena. when we left. The visit o.
Adjutant Gen. Thomas at that place, and
his speech in favor of armIng the black:
met with universal favor by the troops
! Gen. Prentiss, followed by a host Of Col
onels, made speeches in favor of the pro
posed measure, and all agree that it was
a move in the right direction. Thus
you see that, little by little Gen. Ere
mont's policy is being adopted, in crush.
ing out this monster rebe lion. Any
one at glance can see that by making
use Of the negro, We put stop to acri-
culture in the south, and as a naturAl
consequence the rebels will have to rel
turn to their homes or starve on tht
tented field. The labor of the negro II
what they depend upon to sustain the'f
in arms; take this from them and thcik
Occupation is gone" If any one doub:
this, let him follow our armies through
the south, as we invade their territory,
and take all that is Of value to them and
! appropriate to our own use, 20. even
leaving the negro. We already occupy
the best portions Of the south and are
daily making inroads upon them, and
now the fatal blow is about boing struck
that of arniug the negroes. And We
say for tie encouragement. Of the few
traitors at home, that we confidently be-
lieve this rebellion is about "p'ayed
OUT" and that by next Christmas We
will all be at homo to attend to their
their cases, if need be. E
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Proceedings OF the Loyal League.

Couxr Rom, Triton, April IS, 1853.
Loyal League convened at the appoint
ed hour. The President Gale the meet
ing to order. Rev. NJ. X. Cross address,
ed tho Throne Of Grace. The minutes
of the previous meeting were then read
by the secretary and approved. The
Glee Club then favored the meeting with
patriotic song entitled, "Our Country
is in Danger"
The Chairman announced 10 the meet
ing tina: the Rev. j. G.. Schaetfer was
unwell, and consequently unable to ad-
dress the meeting. Thereupon Hon.
VIM. H. Tuthil was called for and who
addressed the meeting After which j.
W. Basley was called, and he responded
in few remarks; which was followed hy =
song by the Gee Club, entitled, "Cp
with the Bauner.' Rev s \ Fellows
was called aud addressed the meeting q
few minutes After which the 9. e
Club sung the song entitled, await until
the Good Time Coming, Comes" Capt.
Hammond was called and spoke 4 few
minutes, which was followed by the Giee
Club singiny tie ''National Flag.
The meeting vas a decided SUE $,
the cour. room being filed to its utmost
capacity. On motion, adjourned to meet
at the court room, next Saturday even.
ing, at : o'clock
J. c. BELTS, Chairman.
n
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ua.Oo Saturday last the rebels attack

m-Oo Saturday last the rebels attack
ed Cape Girarceau, Mo. They where re-
pulsed With loss of so or 60 killed and
200 wounded, and were followed by Gen.
Mcneil. Gen. Vandever attacked 'he
rebels rear on Monday morning, routed
them and took 500, or 600 prisoners
Mcneil still pursued and gave them an
other Jogging, near Bloomfield. The
full results arc not known. Our loss was
light. The rebels numbered 1000 or
5000. They took and destroyed every
thing they could fiud, respecting neither
friend or foe.
II il stated that another movement on
Charleston is in progress, in which the
land forces will cooperate with the naval
Gen. Grants and Banks forces have
come close together on the West side Of
the Mississippi, which divides tie Sc
called confederacy
Traitors are being tried and sentenced
at Cincinnati and in Indiana. Rebels
north mu" dry up. -,
There has been a rebel cavclry raid
through Western Virginia to near the
Pennsylvauia line. We have no, receiv-
ed tho particulars and don't know wha:
damage they have done.
Frequent skirmishes are takeiug place
in Tennessee, rnd Virginia. and we soon
expect to hear Of glorious Union victo-
ries.
The pilot Ct the iron clad keokuk is
snder arrest, charged with sacrificing the
Keokuk purposely.
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SCoVILL'S
SiRSAPAE!LLA l. STILLlNGlA,
Blood and Liver Syrup.


sarsapara i. Tropical Root too we'll known A.
Of the best an,idotes We possess for Scrofuous
complaints to need commendation. But rs StiHingi"
Is an article Of recent in Scrofulous A0ec-
tions, ~e give below the statement Of
DIR. II. ii. Frost,
In the Southern forvua! Of Medicine and Paarmaey.
lie saws sit will mp,ee the cure Of alterations Of
the Palate and Throat and mucus membrane OF the
Nose, skin. and other parts. 1t will eKace the
Rt..bs. Eo.y S,ot. Sta;ss r... which in a cou,ti-
tuition of this character frequently fire. slight
irritation which remain after tie alterations have
healed. 1t will remove the morbid conditions Of the
FIuids and Solids which dsposes every injury, how
ever slight, to degenerate with festerng painful,
scabby ulcer 1t will, In short improve the hger.
and asiniiatTe operations OF the ~ stem, fhsi
more healthy blood and more renewed fiber will be
substituted for the defective conditions Of one and
the other ana thus fully support the character Of
.>ese medicines FOX being essens ALLY a':erasve.-
! Also statement Of
DR.. :.Iack.
unlisted in Il. Cincinnati, El.rt,c .aed,sa Journal,
in hil Il he says: .Ater giving fair srisl in sew
,ral forms OF disease. am onEn ced that as gener-
al asrattre II has No superior IN me 7a,er,a mfaea
Since last March, | have treated about thirty-hvs
cases # sypAl!.s without single failure when the
patient gave anything Ike "a far tridl''
sScu,llrs saisapari,!a and St;liingia
Is preparation VIII ca is compounded upon scientific
principles and with great care by one thoroughly
acquainted with the medical qualities and cfecs Of
each article separately considered, as vel! as the
whole IN its combined state.
MIR. ". y. Merrill,
OF Cirrinnatj, Of the oldest and most re able
dru-s,ts Of that ely. makes the following statement
..Ne l+y. len acquainted with the formula OF
Nessrs >rn.!Ils Il Co.'s Compound syrup OF Sarsa-
,ara and st.llin ia, and it has made under our
superv~ion. The ingredients entirely of vegeta-
be Uri gn; the virtues extracted in great
ny the rapor Of alcohol. No mineral subst nee
enters into the comp 0stoii.'
TIE formula for the preparation Of the above Will be
forwarded to Physicians OF Druggists on Application
to IL. SCONlL, Chicago, ILL.,
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FROM TIE ARMY.
Correspondence Of the Upton Advertiser.
ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
HvIrt. tT,It |,

HELENA AK April Is, ls.2.>
Mr. Editor:-lIaving been a constant
reader Of your paper for some time,
and resident of lold Cedar, have re-
solved to give you short account Of the
35th Last Sunday we were relieved by
the l4,h Iowa aud marched on board the
steamer Champion, and was on our way
to the front of the field by t IN, al 10
good spirits aud full of life. The two
companies at Island No. 10 were left
there-we expect them down in few
DAYS. Lieut.. Col Ro,hrock is not with
US yet.
We got to Memphis in "A hours We
having to lay here one day, our officers
gave US the privilege to take rant thro'
town, which is quite treat to soldier
after being kept on boat for a while.
Well, among the things we visited wa;
the Park. It presents splendid ap
pearance. In the centre stands the mon
ument of Gen Jackson. On it are sew
erai inscriptions, one Of which reads
"The Federal Uoion-it must be pre-
served" Some miscreant has tried t
defacs it, and partly succeeded in hi
accursed design. We left Memphis OF
the l4th and arrived here in the night
They have been unloading ever since
there being 80, 600 bushels Of forage OF
hoard. Major Wright, Of the oath, an(
. few men that were detailed here, sr'
goine down to their regiment with US
The boys are 10 excellent health and arr
anxious for muss with the rebels.
Sopo. cf ~ teak valk tc go III
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THE ..kiNG MICROSCOPE


Prof. Hosford, Of Harvard University. saws.
ii works very Will and you have got it up very
neatly Magnies IS dtams,ers-55 cents in Post
al Currency
The BOWEN MICROSCOPE" % cents,
The IS. WOoD"ARD' MICROSCOPE 80 cents
Or one each of the three kinds iDr 81 co. All free
Of Postage Address T. EDWIN KING,
at H0x $50 Boston kak4
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

49, The shove Goods We have marked q .
ve,y small advance on Eastern cost.