Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-20

n DfNN-ub U ~ etuNclustvH VII rIiNht, VIII
the exception of the final decision of I'll,
Court.
IN the Clinton county Court recently
Y Moses Edwards was convicted for an assault
and battery in attempting to remove but
ternut breastpin from Mrs. Brown, las
summer, and fined $25 and costs.
~, ,TRE 25th Ohio Battery, under Capt. j. L
Hadley, left Cleveland Friday afternoon fol
the front. Its destination Is Little Rock
4 Arkansas s.,rs-sseassss ,,s7er.s-ss
TRANSFER OF THE p. & N. RAILROAD
The Portsmouth Times publishes aSnotict
from which itappears that the. final trans-
fer of the Portsmouth & Newark (lats
Scioto i Hooking Valley Railroad ha,
been made by the Trustees of that Com
pany to the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
Company, rs re-organized. 1t will here
after be designated as the Portsmouth
Branch of the M. & G. r. r. The agents
and employees of the late company are to
continue in their respective positions until
further orders. The transfer was made OH
the 9th ult. What viii result from this
change of ownership time will determine.
5Tah CIV. & q. Railroad was re-ofgan-
lied on the 10th inst. The directors chosen
arc leading railroad men of New. York and
Cincinnati. 1T is in; contemplation to ex-
tend the road to Cincinnati. 20.
fnE nth, SD and 4ist o. VIZ, arrived
on Friday at Louisville en- route for the
front. sNH
.DEIEckTrs TO TIE STATE OoSvENTsoN.-
At Democratic County Convention, held
at Mt. Vernon on the 18th inst. the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed delegates
from Knox county to the Democratic State
| Convention which meets in this city on
| Wednesday next q. w. Morgan, Hugh
Miller, Daniel Paul, A. b. Ink, /. p. Larri-
more and Robert Miller. 2 pl6 t,ulo
| AT a Democratic County Convention,
held on the same day at Ashland, the fol-
lowing delegates were reappointedf from Ash
land county: III. 5. See, VIM. Larwill, J.-S.
Wetherbee, Emanuel Finger and James L.
Chase. fg,7a-sata atal
CoRoNER's VERDIcT.-In the case of the
shooting of Monroe by Launder at Zanes-
vile on "Wednesday, the Coroner's Jury re-
turned the following verdict: nh
"That we do find that thesdeceased came
to his death by being shot with a pistol in
the ehandso OF John Launder, purposely and
malicously, with intent to kill and murder
the said ID. B. Monroe"
2 The GAINESVILLE Courier (Republican) says:
Our statement yesterday that Launder
handed Monroe a Crlsas, proves 70 De an
merely a programme. There was nothing
| political in the affair, as both parties were
g9oo Unlon men a., anu soiolers' Is La9,lael, .sa
three nonths' service. and two weeks ago
enlisted in the 9th Ohio Cavalry. Launder
was undoubtedly drunk at the time.
An affray occurred near Bacyrus on
Wednesday, the 10th inst, between a party
of men at Fulton's drug store and some
soldiers of the 49th Ohio, in which three
soldlers Were wouhuea; one 9i tnem danger
Uusii Uus inS u 'io u''ii1's iS VIC nave
PROV y n K,pp.Rr. secretarv of the
State BOARD of Agriculture. saws there are
more than gl. l.OO0Ct5O of sheen in the State Of
Ohio. u
W.. 600 ~, .ho h;,,s q, o;ro,,,o.;o 49,,
National Bank has been staI ted in Carding-
ton in this State. This is wild-catting 1t
WIN Vengeahce'
QohAN 'ioioHiA, ~ 20 s"'O' oon'"i'' 'i'e
49, 49, - Gee
''one "a o'a'e'
sNlR. OHABE, SAYS u DIltlLtTs lakes Itlc Dd-
nor ), but no doesn't nav for II '.
A. I. STEWART, of New York, Is not the
man who gave S9O,OO0 TO Yale college, and
the man, whoever he is, threatens to with
draw his donation II his name Is given to
the public. .Aeis' h'@H
I,,,, s.nd s..nnd Con Proxton prooo ORC
rothars, ,;n-Io,r Thara l. TttJa donbfs sthat
thev' Arc tbe sh,est co,,n,e in rebeldom -"
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GOVERNOR BUcKINGHAM, of Connecticut,
has appointed Friday, the 25th inst, to be
Hun,;,;ot;o IU,ui e % on5 nrayer ' 'o 80 " ""' oi
So '''"'D.' - -p' sFykEE Trrlf Y
LINCOLN has received the Endorsement of
the Plug Uglies In Baltimore.
%, o., -, II ,,,,o,, :, -soo,,,, .o,;o;,s
.,,,,,ssrt' y, tta h;Ii sor ths d;sn1s;t;on of
SdnoraSs " and sovs No one shall Re hnrt bu W.
- IN. %a,A.., SioSIal,,, ,nhnr, H. d.,
~ Out at ''t os tha ..,,,n "o"' i' ;,
W se' ou' u '"e oa'p am @
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED dollars In gold,
In transit from Iouisyille to Nashville. was
a.,..J -, r-;dor h,- t,o Irn;tad s,..os NJ
sbal at the former citv. a, lsisf ~,
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Mrs. LINCOLN, at her last evening recep-
ton, was attired In heavy white moire
antique dress, festoOned with narrow white
silk ribbon, and wore a rich lace shawl
w onio" = loHse,{ 49, Vi. ss,.,e.s' "'i"S