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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13
RTIEUMATIsM.

NO DISEASE IS so CERTAIN OF CURE r
by byBRANDRETH'S PILLS as this. Thoy soon take
out of the blood the particular Virus upon which all
the pain depends. and tho patient Is cured 73
Mr.. I. NJ. Adams, 900 Twelfth street. New York.
suffered with rheumatism for long period. He was
attended by able physicians but their prescriptions
wero Of no avail; he unable TO move without as
sistance, and for four months was almost entirely
confined to his bed. At this period of his sickness.
when hope had fed, aud'ho expected to be cripple
for the remainder Of his life. he was recommended
to use .i5,-..,..,,,
The first box evidently made him better; the i'm
provement was more decided from the second box,
and by the time he had used eighteen boxes. he was
entirely cured Of rheumatism, and the strength and
suppenoss Of his limbs were restored is now over
year that this cure has been effected, and he has
had no return. but continues the enjoyment of per-
feet health. May 9th, 1861. Sold by JOHN II.
COOK. High street. Columbus, Ohio, and by all
respectable dealers in medicines. e y-is .,iil.rl
marl2-d&wlm-b .l is.tr sff 3a..8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13

Tar Springfield, Mass, Republican (Ad-
minlstration) thinks that GREENE CLAY
Smith was abold man to make such speech
In favor of. .LINcoLS's Abolition policy as
be did at Lexington, Kentucky. Where
upon PRESr1cf asks How much bold
ness is requisite for making an Abolition
speech when the speaker is backed by the
army and navy Of the United States!'' srs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13

fRIcH Is JOHN w. FoRNEY's letter to the
late GEoReE THOMPSON, Philadelphia, meet
Ing, wherein FoRNEY clothes himself In
sackcloth, and pumps down on his knees,
and kisses THoMPsoN's feet in humiliation
for his past opposition to Abolitionists,
praises GARRIsoS, PHILLIrs, &c, and prom
ises hereafter to consider the white Of ne
gro's eye fairer than the lily, t.Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13
why n yn. Done.

1t Is said that the ofiice-holding followers
of "Old Abe" have selected Baltimore as
the place of their National Convention, be-
cause 1t Is away off on one side of the
Union, in q semi-rebel State, under the
control of the President, with the Army,
where none will be permitted to enter with
out q military pass, where the people can't
go, and the Delegates will be wider the
control of Provost Marshals loyal" to the
Administrations Hancock Courier.
Mrs. LINCOLN AND THE SPIRITs.-The
Washington correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl Commercial is responsible for the fol-
lowing: ~ 4 AfttEkA FANAtA w .
There is story going the rounds at the
CAPITAL to the effect that Mrs. Lincoln, q few
days since, consulted the spirits on the sub
ject of the next Presidency, and that the
disembodied stated very emphatically that
she would not be mistress of the White
House longer than the 4th of March, 1865.
Mrs. L., though hitherto an orthodox mem
ber of the rappings fraternity, expressed
her disbelief in manifestations" and de-
parted the ''circle" fully persuaded that the
medium was charlatan. o,,i s...
A GREAT COMET PREDIcTED.-The fol-
lowing. says an English paper, is an extract
of letter just received from Melbourne;
professor Newager, on three years sci
entitic visit from Bavaria, tells us that in
1866 comet shall come so close as to en-
danger this our earth, and should 1t not at
zach itself Gas one globule of quicksilver TO
apother), nor arnihilate us, the sight viii
be most beautiful to behold. During three
nights we shall have no darkness, but be
bathed in the brilliant light of the blazing
train" [Prof. N. is, no doubt, q reliable
gentleman.l .ml lf ma .E3I stlg'
AN eagle has been shot in Maine which
M NO a s.,nnt ehaan-cfanlar He was ten feet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13

Fnn X4r1osAErr ron A GESERAr.
General S1cKIkS ],as gone'on tour to the
West aa}s 5yas|lInkton paper, to discover
t|'.| rV|l ttate of pubIie feeling, whether for
y against re Administrations
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

~
- - For Secretary OF state, ~ =
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG,
OF Seneca County.
supreme Judges, q
(FoR FULL TERM
PHlLADELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fairfield County.
ArEnn (ro,FHL vACANcIEs.) rt- q va
E4Nt}6 y Long Vacancy, Z
MACHIAS. C. WHITLEY,
OF Hancock County. m
Short vacspey.
ALEXANDER s. BOYS,
OF Highland County.
vssens.,i Attorney GeneraI, g 2 alslii''
LYMAN r. CRITCHFIELD,
OF Holmes County.
80 Comptroller OF the Treasury, q
~ WILLIAM S. v. PRENTISS, "
of Franklin County. .-,,,
school Commissioner,
taFfia ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY, 'g-f
OF Hardin County.
,ss3s heard Of Public Works, e.,
~ GULL TERAI,) M
Wv W WILLIAM LARWILL, sl,
'ugoslslls OF Ashland County. 2
rfrsyyaa (FoR vAcANCY,) ,-,f
.T6I CHARLES BOESEL, sa.5
f OF Auglaize County. 11e q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13

Inwriting these lines we have only de-
sired to propound an Interesting question,
aud repeat that an occasion may soon be
presented Of elucidating it extensively Nv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13

AN eagle has been shot in Maine which
was great sheep-stealer. He was ten feet
from tip to tip. ldi hg a1emoa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13
"a CASE A0F pYsPEgsIA. QF. SIxTEEN
6F Il sHAEPs cEkEBkaT9 fE SEE ~


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Altogether feel like new man, take pleasure IN
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s,sr si'oo Boz. SEA y pRsSI;'F rs;sss-
Aren't, 40 eis3aaSt 81 Vi. afSk fSsaks'Shis
sprils'6i-d6wemsp .lI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13

New MEDICAL DIscovERY.-BELL's SPEoIFIC
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SENT FREE. SIX CENTS are required TO pay
postage.
Sent secure from observation and confdentially by
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Sold by all Druggists. Id
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TO MARRIED LADIES

II is peculiarly suited. twill in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar. bears the Goycrn1
ment Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counter.
feits. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24
Lct,svsrem General Grant.

NssHyiLtg, Tsnn, March 49, l1c4-
s-.gsrs : r. Nirrn and n. s. TOWNSEND CommiAee -
BOARD OF supervisors OF Daysea county, illinois,
C,StIrs-S--lsrmit me through vou 10 return 10 ~
Berd OF supervisors and people OF 10 paviess county
psa tuanss tbis beautiful and valued sworG
av 10 them accept H. not mech 40 mark OF esteem
teys ~ au,cvdeoce OF their devotion or hcis coun-
try and Their sDrreeaton of tie progress towares ~
final trumph-llarked by the vrbroSsn series o. sue
% In eycry battle named upon 10, from Ber1ont -
Chsttspooaa-a-aysu use IL in hs nsaintenaucgef our
nationality liberty ana law lols a. tse governr ant ane
ppr repose cspldaace and armed foe 70 theeo
csIs saw further them that the support tt - have
,a me thrc,h evil well AZ good report ha,Seen -
me soace an 4 remembered with gratitude dat ~ N
ire pat the stcees the brave ARMIES II has been
fa,tue 10 con.sra has nstaed THAI support % In Cod
yuSt the continued successes o. ous armies In Ae future
may Justify its continuance
"a, A. 81 GRANT, Lieutenant Geuers,U. Y. A.
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.ag FAIR ANDsTHE FIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40.
6 AND ITS Cox1RIBurieSs--A VISIT TO TIN ES.
dINE HOUSE N THE SEVENTH WARD, src.
The members o. Engine Company No. are busiiy en-
rssec 10 procuring contributions 20 the Sanitary FAR
Tisfoowins circular has beescn each hose BY the
man ers Of the com rany;--
To L.pxs u-sTfsssS yksiD.ss rHis Horsr:--
s members Of Amssq; sers sS arSs
tee behalf The Metropolitan lair for she Benes u the
Sss ' =. s s2s.
:poss s s d' aas s .nd.n
' os s y any sr,ieie srtelss sasts
sSss..sS,e Oh. q !. hoped .hs.. PRISON VIZ ss
viii iicn the consent Of The don.r his her
ups. The ss % 1 the e. que ss Sc
tax, ,o he hc.iu.,ers e tnsiSesst, fair N. .r
eles received WIN fsvpspecsn :, the engine noae
T:. c SGsa e
1y ard Is s.s Non fss hspsey soSr ~
.s sShhi Ky B BSssg s Asst Foreman
rSSss sweeney Thomas oS oisrisn Thomas cay. William
OAR reporter visited The engine house last evening,
wbese the articles inendedfor the lar were on exnio
tion Among the articles vers She tolo@us-
Mr.. Y. Bucklev-Svcr bsiser stand,
Hiss Mouroe-Par az vases
aiss Glynn--Fancy cup aud sauce.
NissA. Stsrn--One tidy.
ar A. Henderson ir---Lampmat.
Mr. !. McKepse--picturs frame
Mrs.. Acknowledgements, pair o. vases aud pncnan'
Nrs. J. PIcktord--sis,us Of Goddcss Of Liberty.
ZINE cap from Mr.. Wilson, OF the.Ilo~ery. ,
Kerosene oil lamp ffofn Mfs Van wtskie
Set " silver ware FROM supervisor Tweed.
Yarn house rvom Martin Thomas Gayle /
chinese pagoda from VIM. n. pcnseIiy
Three vases OF flowers from ". I. Fly.
Model or steamboat sfest siuoA keel, from hensmsa
Yates.
Beeutital glass ship FROM g. Yates.
washngtons chair, nom ,Joha Fryer fhis chair 10
splendid eel 0, e,lvsr from Herbert lawrence.
SIivor Caster from Mr7. A. hnrkc.
silver Basket from johp Isco10s.
Silva Pitcher from = y. Deian
China Set from George Rossselt
Iron safe from r. NJ. Patrick-
Tns COMMITTEES csiculats thai they have srcseT re-
cey al good contributions 10 the amount Of ~o
] SCHOOL sBErsirIos F0w TEE sANirARy rAu.
rae public sxbibnoa OK tie female dspsrt1tSA 81
,sard school No 40 10 Fast Thirty seventh stree, near
second ayenso, given iaas evening for thsb osht o.
Who Sanitary Commission. Tho grand school csom wa,
a,ed w,,s h!shiy respacte,s suisccs A. svonty Ave
cents pss hcad and the sshbit'oa Afforded the utrAos
ss.sas,,oa Ausspg tho performances vas the Cantst'
| OF Joseph whish wss given ia sdnirAtH s,ys ~ thu
fo,,uiur ysurx lsdes M,ssc- Csrneliah. Wool SARAH
Cornell Kate Cornell, Katie sloan, hHn A. Greenwood
aud Jennie n. ware Tns rect 81 TIE rrcgramffe com
syssd muse ca,oshsncs aud the nS recitation
| And compost oas Csmpostion. "hll Can ~ No Good
IL Grace Al. rerknnset dsiog sNaled "Mrs. Eushcr
u.osn s,ens EtvDt," w Iiyse Parker, C.rpels Woe
pober, " kides nod sanue, Cara~s. ana "ihs Soldier
| preau," ny ixsie Parker
vus ypye AcApxsy hNr Jisx sArK1Ast COMMISSION
A. exhti,co Or tho scp>semoro Clam OF tho Free Aeaaa
M, yl he giyep ii Cooper Inslistc toalght " au
i,e Uni I'D Sistoa Sanitary Comm wn1 Tctats Y y
J ssss~Ee DetrcsY "a eNst
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NEWS rRoM NORTH CAROLINA.

xNecndiary Fire nt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d.
regard Como Co the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF the Ncyvbern Gas .Nverlkss 60
Theloa!cwng items taken from tho Ncwbeyn. h. @
Nnses of the Ia.h-- 49, n
Ancr Consolidation with rAe military authorities. enc
Untcd stcs Trcasuy agent has possession OF the
gas works IN this city abandoned properly and will
soon 10 prepared 70 rcoovo propositions from responsible
parties, with view q putting The IN ope~asicA
Koariy oighi eaths or the property ssd belong
Insurgents, who abandoned tho wors and ned 10 Robel
dom wheA Nswbe~ was taken
Major jameson. d tho Fifth Rhodo Island voiuntoors.
raising rogcut 81 osisrcA heayy artillery this dis
trct. no Is meeting With great SUCCESS
On Tho oh instant Are broke out ia the quartSrs u
tho Twony third battery. II Washington North Carolina
mo battery was moving out o. that day Tho Arc was
undoubtedly tho work Of an nceadiary ~
Tho Raleigh Progress d tho 9Th says thai General
q Hill has boon assigned 70 the command Of charostoa
ana that General G. r. T. Bsaurcs,rd has sonc 10 tbe
Army OF tho Southwest.
Tho Progress also Gays
We learn from eont,cman connected with the con.
script bureau 10 this city thai twenty 0vs Yankee,
escaped from nubor Of prisoners under guard al KIT
trolls depot, thirty ak miles north Of Raoigh Sunday
night. We suppose thcso cscap Cd from q squad
Ing sent TO Amcricvs, Ga.
Tho Savannah Rcpstb,can OF tho Atm says--
There is ramor to-day. said TO bavo boon brought
Nv passengers the Gulf road last evening" that the
Yankees landing considerable foroo yesterday at
Darien II this be truo tho object Is probably raid on
tho Gulf Railroad. They viii ind such a mcvonen. a
dangerous one.
Rebel sples Sent TO tho Etouse OF OSr-
rectaon.
Bo5tos MlFeh 20, 1864
Mary j. tchson aad Carrie 4. Jonos, alleged spies iof
che rebc,, bccn SEM North from the Old Capitol
prison at Washington aot arrived here YESTERDAY
They wcrc transferred to the Ftcahsrg Ueuss o. Cos.
roctioa for present sa.c keeping.
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THE RR GALAuTUOMO

Rcysat o. che Brig Howard. Arrived 81
this Port.
mo brig 6sward. Captain susah. arrived q tAs port
yesterday mSgptsg from hycfpcc. sfter psasags q
sixty two days
Captain S0lh rcyvts that the tath Instant. whom
" lat - 80. Ion 60. laSe 81 stcssisg 10.
wards southeast. appscuty MOI fully manageable she
varied IN her about eight pcHss from SOUTH
cssl She had Close rceed fcsctepse sst rcecd foso
san ann vfctopnas staysan Tho forc aAd mssen top
gsfsns msss wcrc down. and Che maatopmasl brokca on
above sho yard-the msnloisail blowing from II.
March Is, LAT al ss Ion o. ~ spoke hcs britannia Ma
jys gansoat Styx. from Halifax search Of al italian
frgao which was " distress
From tho sbsvo report thsre oss hardly 10 a doubt
thai The vcsse seca BY Capitals smith was tho 10 Gslan
tuotso.
Captain ssnit IL positive the distressed frisate no saw
was tho IA Galantucms a. bs had her boosc At
Nsp&
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Telegraphlc Weather Reports ~ i'd IN
and Length Of the Storm.

" 2 NJ,
Washington, u. C.-wind sost. weGthe. cloudy.
Thermometer IS deg.
Philadelphia, Pa--WIn; rortb. Show storm. Toer-
nfometer 81 deg
New York.-wind north. SNOW storm. 1hcrpaometcr
% deg
Hartford, Conn., IL M.--Wiue Eorh. Blowing gale
cloudy. thermometer &c deg.
New fiavsn, Conn Wind northeast Fresh. Cloudy.
thermometer ~ deg
Boston, Mass strong blsterng northeast wind was
b,swpg all ng6 and had s.iRkt furry OF snow this
morning. Thermometer Is dee.
Springfield, Nase.-wnd northeast. weaths7 cloudy
and gale THERMOMETERS 20 aeg
Chicago, ill-wc1sber clear and mild.
Bunaio, N. Y.-Wsather cool and pleasant.
Albany N. Y.-weather cloudy and cold.
Concord, N. H-viuc north. Weather cloudy. Tber
mometer 20 deg.
Portland, Nc VIM Sottssas.. Weather cloudy 1hef
noinetor n deg.
Bangor, No-wiud p3rt1cxst. Blowing fresh, with IN
dications OF snow
Caa.s--w.ud east fsovins gale. II looks liks
and IN very sod.
Halifax-A scavy northeast gals has prsvais all day
with snow. 70 fearfrs niybt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24
THE EQUlNOCTlAL.
Another Abo.tise snow Storm

Another Abogtiee Snow Storm.
March this year 70 be going ot lic Hon instead
OF in that iablike ascn which aeco-dag old say
Ing ought to characterize thu CLOSING days 0. the rs
month Of spring For few days the temperature has been
on the decent and the wind has quite Lasyy and
winiefliIe. Abou. two O'Clock yesterday morning .
very heavy snow storm commenced and continued unit,
about noon when disappeared suddenly leaving in thu
streets thin covering. Which melted away undcr
the constant beating Of foot and vehicle wheels The
wind however, continued high throughout the day but
the indications that change 10 that respect would
soon take place. other parts OF the country
elects.
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0ArRo, March %, 1884,
Ore brokeout this morning iakesd &4anns fJundry,
on OHIO evee two entire blocks fronting q
tre evcc between Tenth and Twelfth Streets including
Pembentiy woodwsrd's Novelty Works, the Quarter.
masters building, carpenter shop sod number OF 1eoSee
The to the government including sho building, - es
sted at from fifteen honss8d dollars The ociab
poperv we're si saved The totsscsz from $4,000
&c $40 COO Tn, Toss the Nose,y Works estiNste4
at seoo0o insured $40 eco. Rcee hanns Ions -
Ai5000: no n-urance. The others were partially m
The steamer Torsy Nh, from Memphis, brought upvnvo
M udred and tire bales of cottors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

Ink BROADWAY RArTRoAD.-The State Senate
committee have reported against the Broad
way Railroad bill. This action on their part
will doubtless put an end to oil schemes Of
like nature before this Legislature. We hear
now, however, Of new plan for a railroad
from the Park to the Battery-thAt is, a pro-
oosed underground road, which shall run I'M
der Broadway. There are great many of our
citizens who never want to see a Broadway
Railroad. Now here we have one out Of sight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

CRNoLrNH m WALL STREET.-The city is
crowded with people who have caught the
Wall street gambling fever, and have become
bulls aud bears to all i2tents aud purposes.
The madness has even inocu&ated the fair sex,
many Of whom now divide their attention be-
tween the fashions and reports " the money
market, which they con with eager asxiety. The
ladies are now fully alive 70 per cent, and talk
stocks with an animation and knowledge OF
the matter the reverse Of agreeable to those
who take IN old-fashionsd WOW Of wonan's
sphere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

M. ssp Vas wnKxs LSrssiavsss1. -.lhs evening,
morrow, and Saturday tue above talented ccass viii
give At Sbc's Saloon Their humorous cnicsEsncnt, en-.
titled sciologsspDlsns" u has bcoa wfit+a Tor thc@
by a. Charles Csylsr, vbc bsa tA,Ayci trscvd lat, a
c,upc or hours performance moe fuu Ara oodsnt than
arc ysusy to b, found 10 tbs CASA Of rm1ssrcot Ta,y
VII ia aaslfod ~ vi starlotu shea "Sa",p,
- a. i10agia stp ta-t w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

sscsKp Coscgsi-A grand sacred concer, is anuoaased
cor this evening at the MADISON Baptist clnroh
under the direction Of Mr.. william Berge, the yaauist.
Tie arsi part Of the programme embraces Rossin ssabat
Mater, which Will be sung by Mrs. J. NJ Mozart and
Messrs. =. II. BstclsyA Gustayus Geary ard J. r.
Thcmss assisted by ikll chorus. The second will
ss OF selections rcn the works Of the best compasers
solos, duets and cborssss. in the u,eryl Mr.. Be,ss
viii play grs,d organ piece In order To- demons, $40
tho qualities OF Gao ane ipstrument Of the church
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GENERAL slorl5 DEPARTMENT.

M, Theodore C. vilson's D4sratch.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, March -. Lea.
Ali quios the department to-day. Nothing 70 rs0ors
from tho Mnvtinsburg region.
General Ayeriii f. rapidly receverink.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

Tss Rras1 FAsy p.ys--The rebels have had
4 great many fast days Another Is ordered by
Davis for the 9Th Of April. II should have
taken place on the lat. as more appropriate
date. This will probably be the last fast day
kept by the rebels in Richmond, who must ex-
pect a visit from General Grant very soon.
When this distinguished officer pays his ec-
specis to Davis the rebels will have success
sion Of very fast days, we do not doubt.
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The Observation-Disclosures and the night
before we had the expected equinoctial gale.
1t came GOLD and clustering, with mantle
Of snow, which it threw of rather roughly,
not only upon US, but all along from the Army
Of The Potomac to the coast Of Labrador. This
equinoctial came just in time for Gen. Grant.
II is now over, and We may expect some 6ne
weather to follow That GRAFT will take ad-
vantage Of the opportunity the rebols will
doubtless find out to their cost. lie is going 10
the front, aud has way Of moving on, when he
does 80. Ear from rsassuring to his enemies.
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NON carnival OF the Amsrics.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 23-oGM.
There are as yet signs OF the stssmship America
now due this port with Liverpool da,ss Of the iol.
AID Londonderry Of the 18th instant
wind northeast and blowing gallo
thermometer twenty-five degrees above zero