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, 1864-09-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

south sido Un1on Lcnsuc.-A meeting
viii bo held this tMondas> eren,ng (i9sh inst.) as
Warmers Hal, At 3 O'Clock.
On the following Monday evening iesta inst-)
Hon c. q. .peulo will Adorees an open pnhl1c ms.s
meeting q: the sane ball, OF which notice viii 6e
'glven.
Attention r1ncteenth--The members Of
the Nineteenth l1ltuots will meet for drill this
(Aondsy, evening, IN the sFmo:y, IN Sands Block
All are expected 10 be present.
Dr. ames-It is eald by ttose- having oeea.
sion ior eIch services as Dr.. Jauare Tnndere, to
have no fuperior In tic treatment Of ptisato sis
Dr. jaspea prac:tttd aitecu years In New Orleans.
thtrt eu 3eAru o1 = hfEh he conducted tho largest
hospital In the United Suites for The treatment OF
bss been pracuclrK In Chicago. Within the last
dtleer years H. James has treated more diseases
Of an tnfec4ious rcuesesl ehsr4c.ee successfully
Dr. Ismes IL ths only specialist treating the sex
ua orraus in the United o.ates, that has tehtlmo-
malls eulocletic Of hla professional skll aad tue
IL e. une s.es as ssoat
time.
street, apetair.. Tca f fseperats rooms. Iii con.
situations confidential. ofacc hours ror19 q: N.
Till Bp. N. tel9s35as m Ut
kw Adams J. Springer have opened substi-
tute oflCe at No. lS9 South Clark street, Qxoacd
floor. next door to Tho 'eDtrancn to tho Pr 1o.t
moro reasonah!e terms ahan any other house In
tho city. sofBe3991t
Medical Reform.-n these days of 30.
called medical sr.ofm. when a thousand medical
qusc14 psm oQ ten tAnupand noA'fumB npon t1e
people IL psnecess r all the ILL that c'h Is her
to, tits ceusoaing to anow that there u at 1e3st
OF c mnn il eIietencn who, wh}le MAKING u GER
tain c1ass Of dteates hs spsc1alsy, has Jet seered
wtdc Of thas guif into which 10 msny bare fafleu,
std combines + thorough general medical educa.
ton and IN en1i8htened course 0 treatment with
an exclusive attention to one elsss Of d'toraers.
TkoAe who are in need Of treatment for -dieesM
q hevsssssal type. or Ehe ara .n.setsd with
thar II Df; H,sssow they val Ind man well atted
sole to do an that n,Aa csn do ia the way OF eject
iur 4 cure. Ills of,ce Is at No. IT'D Clark street
on the corner Of Aouroe. se1as3s+ft
WxxrxKs Ux1oK CoE1Ea1 ANp Mn1rAp4 Acxp
Eur, FULTON. 1ltlSc1+.-A nrtr-clnsa boarrIug in
ttitntton for Jonng men and boys. Cadets rece1vct
at any time: Ae1cts.. COZ D. s. coREsr.
En-
, 1864-09-18

New York 01 oueJ and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Saturday. seps.17.
AoHET-Stesdy ut 2 eeat-
hTzus1No EI6BAFGE-Quttr. .. 49,.
NolD-ltEeRular srd DO sptny tendency. Ooe1ing
1t :zzk, Ard clcR:sR Ut 22lH.
tovxRx Ell rBrocKs-4utet and vi b 1nt d3cidad
shsnas uss. u sanpo1. y 1gs9nS* ~ s;sss s,Gnsons
, 1864-09-18

=. ~ diseases Of the Ner7ons. e4.ntesl, g.ta:ry
aud SexuHl SyHtemt.-Ncts ana ts.i:t1e treatment
In reports Of the Coward Aseoti&ti1n- Stnt by
mall ID 6esled Letter envelopes, isne Of charge.
cta,toc, No. ! South Htnth strest, Phi}sdelphla,
Pa tT9-usa<&u
kF- Paptr Haurtug. &C.. &C., ut N. York prices.
f r R,rty 70 Raufoiph St r Ao91.pTtfi-1,t
, 1864-09-18

metxuroitsAU k2AN to ksonS.-H.ih Exli
IS 10 rent To. al tha putposei Eor Witch sItt hs Ee
tiura caE be maGo as tho oEce, adjoining tic e1-
trance tn TIA Hail. lafGrAAq40.H
, 1864-09-18
MBrkerR oS TeleE FapM.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

{6pettAl pNpRfoh 70 fho In'ca&o Tsonne.l.-
A1uAnT. Saturday, a+ps II. 1896.
Tne Casio Market hss Changed put little nsee yea
te.sy TBS tota1 pss tetae about teo t'fs than
1t OF Witch can clAesod ~ cxt<A or a.ss QuAs5'
ali IT. kntts aru haht x1eep stCok. or co4faa sad
pees. Prices sspEe hom to ": which u abou. tho
tion b%txr AuonK the kaleA were IL he d OF Ill-
er ~ EsseptbAl At 4lls pse hts4. svelaei1R t2,o
n.s ,ss hssd By aersat 1t a'. AsefzSloe t:3ss
snd heaa prime ni.toss, o1 Coon. As aizo 81. srsE
sassr s.s lower: tss supply being heavier. md
rshs .h.ssert prooaees decilns Of xaKo n ,.
nteeit Eoed sa1es Of s.tas hshd. II 77xc' extzA
tmrs,FX3oHo -
Hoas hava axsts so!snsed under demand that
eo- sidesHhly e1cxeds Tho supply. Bales veFo msde
to-day as t.3i3kcs good Western sn1 6ssre avcrax:
lsEne rs, brs, ' 1ss,sHc. neceipts. 7.%o; shipped
70 Eew Yo1s. s,1fc.
ct Lsujs MaEke4.
(Bpecia, D1spalcn TO the cnea4o Tribunal
= 3, TO-, ST. Lnuss, Eaturasy. eept. II. !
TobAcoo-WeakEr,a aas p.foes Of lass hArtty mann
tanned. Cop1mou snd medium ahfpplpg 1aat xsee7
7no 10 III lower: :Balss n los thds, sn1 ntos OF
81 1r1e{Hd. Tho BcrAps reid at t24o S319; xraen
tud usentkta 1uxs eA1t s u; n do tAnos1. stoaaA
H.pa; plsntsrt' de- t12.z50lssa: common shipping
Leaf, 4ls zaAla&ns: n dunn do, 1t1n:a7a1s; < sof
Ara lns d.. ~ ssa92 ~ commoA aad MEDIUM man
u.artuzlns leAf, us foat-1
FLouz-opitt. ss'es supe. 4 - % extrs: stas,
souhls fxns, 40 10 do oouh1s head 'nsa iuaPecs'
ID and delivare1, 4lo.5t.' =
A14-wheasheavy; s.las 1t II s1,S7isa. oarn
wtsk; tales Of 2Sa SIS Mlx46. In sacosd-hhad gan
nIos at Il ts dtv s.od III 1ks vass at 3Lss- 0Ars
sta 1t tse. EoGhanxo In 9a; sAes ot12 nss u st.o
2 bu. Hsr1s5-Ba1es Of 20 SKIS fail It s1iss.
Watsx1;+Aasxss Qaiss aad uneaAaked.- No sAlst
'o1tf"!ss --:------
-Cineianatt hIarket.
r Especial Dispatch To taa calsaso Trisuaf.l =
, 1864-09-18
MISUNDERSTANDING.

WANTHD 30 Substitutes bnd
w four R.tzeesrauye Racra1ss 70. CooE Coua.
II 1t euf eflcA, 1:9:s saa.b ssk strsst. Kfoa I'd
neo,. tod s1t doa7 to the sAustee OF tSs TT2gs
" AN1ED 10 Soy tt Tie may
w paths IN other etssas vhe aAvs Apunea 70
uf to fufplsh tne0 ihA* wp hAse roaane4
our ppe. RHpo4 70 tbs t4ouaty ok Gtsk GStQl9t &A&
hayo bas do HpL Intend 20 fuf:ah ny mfa 20 b-
Wu.1S1& = HEEkiA4 ,4H flszsTt sesgsssaIs
w AFTAD TO ,Dfo,m the pablic
w taz& 70 szp prepared .urntsa. 8abssasutos
at-he le .tst price iof vhleh they now "a pro-
enred. De1ass .rA5 dsnysrnas r ryt 9 'm= df.t
Oh1cAKo. ssl8 sseotk
NV 7ANTED That those subject
w 70 draft sh.uld undevs sead shet the ohsaeest
nSn1oY OF aToldnx tho E1&x u behK fotooG hto tho
eImJ i % t.I Wilson . ME14ial. As. n.TE
Sf9set TWO Hundred md Fifty DouSra. To- insure
fheE enbo t1tvtea IN oass tney Afe d1Afrea CM AID
son about t. <- aeassess"as
WAr TED Substitutes tor thu
md ths slghees bou1t eaa e az r. csaS1 Wstss.a
Clxrk sueof. Snl3.S3s y :
, 1864-09-18
Carbon OIL & ennsries in Pittsburxh

From tho Psttsn nuxkn ,C0m.ne1e1Ar] rs.
In 1851 Nr. g II. Kler, tueke5xtnl;y kt1empted TIA
y.n0efJ pet1olau 20 ~ = yena.t i suitable ne
~ Vpitcd etaiea vas hy n. NeE sowu. In 1aS1 and
VS. lncaied In ths Flzst Ws!d. A1loaheuy
u n1Je,eht: ant NJ totsl espsctsy ps1 vetk eqq.l
mrts ~{hjnely, ito; etc used 10, The carrying on
I = ,
, 1864-09-18

Especial DlepaleA to tho t:ntcako Tribunal
DsTRnsr. sa:u.daT. eopt. II.
Ur-swseney, American Union, Die Verso7. cul.
YER, Lummis. Gflswold.
powH-GAkcou.
usnA seufh
, 1864-09-18
ARF1AOt


Al N.E~t W1,- or,.n. nn tho Itth inlt1n4 by tho
En- 49,, Hhtf fSSaasr55EtIGE III LKWiA PHlLLlP3
Ard Niss SDaIlinE AUGUSTA SMITH, boih Of
thtcAke. : -.
, 1864-09-18
milwaukee MeFkFs-

Especial Dispatch 70 tho CkcaKo Tr1hune.l
N1Lw4uExz Saturday, Sept, II.
r1ouRSnpll and 1s0lse lower
0xAlN-WhkKs ~ lower and dali sAles this morn
iHK 20 gk tn It n a1koI 8; on Change s. eobu, at
sl,t14ofos. Market seiy steady IT The close- Oaks
peeltrted ana znehasGed. Ge1n. ncthlnE dcue.
Da1ley Brd Rye unchanged. #hsat-Ms1kst qaict
this evening" Without decided change: Aa1es NJ the
HevnAtl Horsc l7,Ns bu No. at u a53lask.
, 1864-09-18

TIE following conmunicatioa has been handed
In BY the coal dtolers, signed py A. D Waltroa,
"a President, and c. v. Gr1y se Secretary. wegive
it place On the principle oi ouda, ats1s parten,.
emitting only portion redec.ing. rather too &C.
.e.ely upon thoee who pstsume to differ With
them: y
Owing to the gross raisreprtscntatlons recently
published In some of the daily papers Of this city,
'retpectDg the character q tho inen engaged IN
pectiyc cott Of coalsof diferunt KINDS, 1t meet
Ing Of the dealers 4 WAS deemed advisable 10
meat OF the items Of expenses which they are
compelled to incur. In order to aecure supply Of
fuel for this market. These ,tsckna ara as fol
loWt:
COST OF EnxrAnzD uoA1,
Purct ate fson, coal companies IN New York
elnce September !, per ton, OF go lhs.. .Sl1.T5
Canat lrelshs to DntlAno, estRroaa ton.... 473
Canal toll on s.......-................ TN
, 1864-09-18

" ANTEH Sl0u per Month Ac-
~ stya snd 8.liaole. AGENT III tus AE1ny And
e!IWas1e elss "A re rneHs lucrative nefness knos1
6AUGHAk. 11w BspsdWaE. n. 7. lIas aslo.N
, 1864-09-18

,,1Htse 10 coal i reduced 10 ion Il a,@
Cosf Of ton Of 900 In in Bans1o. $lsoa
Cost ot handling m D1t1alo. :.--..--.... LOO
shoTtllns T. 1s.;.] Il Ssr,
Wheeling nom ve.tel hsss 7Sc. pa hour,
1sls Insurance % sis.Go ii s1oper ee1i::
cott Of sezeenine. e......................,.,- -. %
Cont 81 ezstsGe u customer. 90
4Ss Ssf s. 81 s. ss 10: s. s1ssa; i: ss s y
calculating that each 100 tons Of eosl ~ received
S 3 I'd sGss q %bS s sssa I'D 5 @ @
SO ptr aon-41,o O.; the remaining tnft va sell
1t SA, mixing $50; hsuees the average total zc-
eelp,s for 100 tons are $i.ssa.
COST or xa11 AID n.1An ELL ooAIs-
Cost in Estc and Cleveland. $u.oo
Iake ffeishk trozn either poEs. 40
InA1s2pce On fl3 At 2 pe1 1eent.......-.....- g
Wheeling from ve1tel-
Labo. ID screening, per tot. ........-....... q
Loss tn Weieht per ceat.... .....-....+-..:. q
csstake to ccatoaer. er.-...~-:.,........-.-.-. : %
ees. ii 5:fi :e. =: :.:tsi .So;s ss -
s depe past Ind Gas' sse tss @
rial eott, !. nytt.test,oa vil ssdsfy my ons 10:
gard rnt otaee expenses, clerk hlrs, interest on
capital invsfttd, AID stesilnas tthr latter tsrat4
ths1 that my othes businessj szu nor taken into
The account. 6uo trra psy $4,000 Der year yatd
Tho pub 1c1il readily zee ths1 he present mar.
Gin On ecal ID exct eoIneiy small and that infretd
| Of " winding" ths pubic, as has been enatped
,falixirR sr1sl1er return frun our labor and capt
ta1 1haa shoac enxsged II any othss ieeltioaste
busintef. II hropoztso3 to The eapltsl tosessed.
e.me ilrctua,fons IN market, Influenced 81 auppiy
end temandsby the price ol gold, the adtsnon ID
s.foe ss olher commodities, Jet Ne hear of no
ethtr e,ng,o c]ass at business men singled ont,
md held np be.ore tho community - "swtnslin9
| txftrticxefr,~ and :" Haonopolfsts >" Dea.esa Ii
iumbes, isun, dry goods, boots md shoes, hoaE;
, 1864-09-18

s1zoxAH7 u1cKEx-The conditioner Sesce.nt
hickey, last evening. Vas mora comfortable.
Thnuan nr from being cut Of danger, there Is poH
4 VeiI founded hope that he Will recover,
, 1864-09-18
TO oUR~CITE SUBSCRIBERS.
EARLY Delivery Of the Tribune In Fin,
Iure-The Now Press,


Tts city patrons Of the Ta1nuxx have for some
time pakt suffered serious Inconvenience. Srisfnu
out Of the late hour at which their papers we.o do.
hvtred. 1t has been for months, past impossible
to supply tho demand, within this hours usually
allotted to the production Of morning -paper.
One four-e.llnder .prtet-sshrze ~ th.t owned by
snY other estAelifbucut n the catJ-was SET run.
ntpg At An early honr, and kept At work often.
JET Tho call mas unsetpted. Thousands 81 busi.
ness and working Hen WIRE urable 70 procure
the!{ papem before leaving home in tae morning.
rcribtng tois On that aecouot, tome Of them tax
except "a ne! rere 6eIive1ed Il. selson. THIS
nder press-double the cspacity of any
other IN The .dty-1s-now It work, and oar
fne Ta1nrxx Viii hrnecforth be delivered IN ~ his
dry ~ sa1ly - any reaeonshlu man can des r. 1t
subecribeEs living within q mile OF a mile and
a1e md liz oeioef, and ali in the feG1otc poriions
ofthe city before aerca It Is thu Intention OF mo
TnnUHE Company tbat tho city enhscttoe7e shall
Who hare hitherto been obliged TO ioreso he
pleasure Of readlng the TRIBUNE before departing
ios The seens e her ~! a.oe.t1oos rcd do 90
s9ats:. p1se.ei5. 70 - 10 avoid sas po;sihilG 81
10 those Of our Patrons Who ba!s endured past
inconrenieneer, we lender orr thanks The neas
will b reeeivrd up 10 the latest moment a. here-
hut by wo4kipc De sheeta more rspidiy. shas ws
shall obsis!e tbs objections IN failure We now
pint le.so0 per horf; and cn exceed those dsusss
,tho present ard rast rapid inccsse in the uumher
of subscribers he eont1pued-before the capacities
"uf cur now psess be unequal to tac demand.
RELIG10ps s-1NTRLL1GENCK. :,
Rev. Or: Taylor, ono Of :ee Secretaries efths
Atv fhf%A n Z
, 1864-09-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Correspondence, by
Rary ua1an loving yenn9 Adl:A y cnoose 80 write.
Ny otgkcr lAdtc*. a to makn nn dul houra u camp
p1it More peAe2nslY- .akcslBt1va lis exchna xtd.
AttFtss ~ u r." 60. !. ssh lIlinots InlAanY. ID
BxIk acc, I'd DfEAicn, 15!h Army Corps se17s6l.1
, 1864-09-18

kW. Gentlemen IN need Of hrs.class cuaton
madc kh1ste and furnishing goods eau b euited ut
Wi1son's, 1a8 Dearborn, Street sepli-s3Ql-4t.
Hloo1utnEton NurseFY.-2o0 acres Fruit
Ornamental aud Nursery eiscf, 5000 Peach, 75.0Vi
PER-, 10000 Grape, DC. Send red stamp ior new
LIST. f. X. PnusNIX.
Bloomington, LII. sepll q8i7 9w DIV .
, 1864-09-18

Two Morz L11zL suGs.-We arc informed th,t
DR.. A. J. Higgins has tnetstuted, or ia about to
institute, quits for libel a9ainst tho 7Tnses and
Ion, the g7pund Of sctlon hetDg eon.a1ued In ct1-
thin a1tfcl+R appearing in each Of lhote pserA on
tie f1ucos VIII b occurred q few eEentnes eluce In
the Doctors ot11cc between him and 1en1J pes1ie
Ee beteve the TRIBUNE '"exempt" npm the
ch4ftn = -
, 1864-09-18

RonAxkr.-Thomas Miller appeared Al the Po-
lice Court On Saturday, charging lad named
James Noran, about sourtren years of,a9c, With
hAv1nF, Esbbed him ot i wsteh and saso IN cash.
TIE s.Etnte Hbs committed 1t adtsreputableho1ac
IL QrlnEJ tsreet. Do was As,ecp at the time OF
the occurrence. The boy admitted the theft OF the
wstch, hut denied The takirx OF tho muney. He
wA& srnt to Cumui.sIo Wlllia;n4.
, 1864-09-18
wese available foF future uses All the Committee
xtnleo VA Poves to replace II absolutely needed.
The permission Wes Granted
The Board then adjourned.
ll1cola, ANe JOHNSON FOREVER.
5h:ee Cheers for tAs Fed, White aat Blae*-

On Taesday morning nsxt, tho Old Pioneer olub
OF tho Wide Awskts. will bs notified when and
~hsso 70 appear to esgani1e for The cappaign. All
znenbess arc expected 10 be present.
, 1864-09-18
Chicago ::Gribn11e.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1854.
THE CITY.

pxnepxl1,-Warren Leland. the wellknovx
proprietor OF The New York Metropolitan Hotel, II
stepping At the Sherman.
NAVAL Rxc1r1zs.-onF Fraay evening, cset.
John o. Harry lefs the city Tor Cairo with Is r.
crafts for the naval te1vtce.
PocE1r PEcE1so.-On Saturday afternoon, 4 Mn.
Cooke. Of Detrott, t1d her pocfst picked Of t16,
By sou'e unknown teouueret while standing In the
: centa, D. pct.
Acctpxx1 m1n FAMED Samuel D. carpsnter,
boase,ne A, tho Union Hosel, yeste'sasy feal
fh,ouch deceive sidewalk on Market stseet
mar he g. wc.*., and nad leg esoasa. ueyss -,
friends seasde At Eaton Rapids, Witconsiu-
Aoonz9rIon sAura., morning young man
upstle to learn, bad hls hand Acye,ely c4uehed BY
cttt.,s it utdet ahe rol1srs Of bread nakIng
msrhine nj Kendslfe steada bakety. on tee cotuef
ol Btssr ttre<t nId EtdHdgo Euuit, eh-1s TO vas
Dr, C5,Iils, and tue safs.tr Is now doing wcli
TIE LATE N1es HApIzr.-oxtns to the sudip-
po.lsiop In Eew York OF the surviving stste- d
toe la.e ,ameered Miss Maria Aueusta Haole5, the
,rraals viii not aisr in Chicago Tor some days,
For 1he tntorm4tion ofmeanbera Of batteries A and
n and ,ther ft1crdA, intending to bn present 1t
ths tpprsa1 due nostee Will Be s'Fen. =
Rrm AocDss1.-Ihc brig, " Honermoou" vas
ran in,c .e,terdaY by theschooper Geo Tsylos''
Of Bnta,o- The :. Taylor" was being towed out
beay,s taden, when ehe parted her ttller rope sud
tsn tesvttt Into The brig which was lying At her
d.et. The aana>e 70 1.-The la:tes Ii not lar tron
O..
Stto .~t-:, ,4:--.r; -
IN. Hioorss AoAm.-Dr. a. j, Higgins, da:end-
art ip the Hiexins.Petfie iease recenIy reported
IN the 1aisuax, ~ oh saturday asreased. charged
vi II theft. The case grows odt S the possc.s,on
OF come ccota which be alleges were Isfs IN hI&
cssr b, Ms+..Petr.e- ucS WIS taken before Jostca
lNuNn, A1d held to bail IN the rum OF $500. The
esso eoa,r..1p for ts1al on Tuesday next.
surs717urr BnoKERs:-Th:s npisance .has not
ret been i. a;ed, especially those whose prineipA
tur;cc~s il running 1nsa out ot.the ss4.e. 10 be
c9ecied to New York md elsewhere. Two Of
these itslows wero arrested yesterday, for vioat
ing the recent order Of 'GoTrrnor Yates. aud We
htrc that such au example viii now" ba naade' ns
@h!oeses 'oe V'as4e 4sota Psl'e'etanS Ia LEG ouAi
, 1864-09-18

WxxrxKy US1oH COLLEGE, AtD MnlrAp4 AcAp-
Enx, FULTON, 1LtIxcrs.-A nrtr-clnss boarding in
at any time. Acgcts, Coz. D. 8. CoREkr.
sept17Gtstsw President,
, 1864-09-18

Art1um SrRXw.-0h Wednesday lat anothse
re,ltosd role was taken On the choice Tor ns1e
rre.iden,. This time the test vas taken On tho
pubsque Railroad, md - expeeted oniT toEqeo: e
coin. Is; fer NcCtel]sn,6- ~
uss Saturday 4 vote was taken OF the North.
western ttain rnoninE Into chscaso with the ael-
N1vcA1rA1gv soSo The pcpus.r ,nua!c pub
iish,ne house Of Il. n. Htgs,u~, M. III R4ndolph
street, hs+ just Issued ttintIr piece OF music en-.
titled 4>Camp,Ien Song for 4. L,nco;n-". Al i
asd fnt1insfcallY considered ir Is worthy Of iii
aerptaion." Sec advertisement tn another COL
, 1864-09-18

AlbuuJ I4usnber a11Faet-scpt. II.
The recupts Of Lumber are falling on. Thls u
eAnsSd the rie Catai By tha nIxh rsIes Of Haas.
fha mills: sales ~ lar and Rslsea little est.ts:
sFe low sra there Il good att+naArae u yctsats
The current prices the p1instpA1 9aFds arc ~ fol-
, 1864-09-18

tute of1Ce ii No. lS9 South Clark street, Rxoacd
floor, pext door ia thu 'eDtraocn to tho Pr to3t
MarBhars oflea. They clsm TO lurnlsh subs. on
more rtasonab.e terms xhan any other houee In
tho city. sofHe399.lt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-23
ARoLlTIoNl OUTRAGE.
A Reprcscntative Assailed and Struck
While Speaking in the eIHOuse-.Free
Candidate for the Watch Housed

i A Representative AssafIed and Struck
While Speaking in the IIOuse--Free
Candidate for the Watch Housed
The House of Representatives held an
evening session last night to discuss the
resolutions condemning mobs. After the
Rev. Mr.. Thompson had delivered violent
and most abusive speech against Democrats,
Mr.. Mayo, the young and talented Repre-
sentative from Butler county, addressed the
Chair in favor of the resolutions condemn
ing mobs and the liberty of speech and the
press, and while proclaining his opinion
that the freedom Of the press was more
valuable than any government, and that
where the two could not co-exist the
government ought to 60 down. Mr.. Free
the member from Perry staggered down
the isle and approaching Mr.. Mayo
in threatening manner, asked sew
eral questions which Mr.. Mayo answered.
The answers appeared to enrage Free,
though there was nothing uncivil are per-
sonal In them. Free then asked Mayo if he
believed in the liberty OF treason. Mayo
replied that he did not understand the qules-
tion,a and reiterated what he had said
in regard to the press, when Free said ssYou
are Cd ID traitor!" Mayo turned to
Free and replied that those acquainted with
the intellectual capacity of Free and his
family were not surprised at any expression
he might use. Free thereupon struck Mr.,
Mayo a blow in the face which staggered
but did not knock him down. Members
interfered and dragged the brutal and infu-
rated Free away, and Mr.. Mayo concluded
his speech. The excitement was SO great,
however, that the House adjourned. i3
This brutal and outrageous act created
intense excitement and Indignation among
all descent members of the Assembly, and
if the House has a proper regard for its
own dignity, it will Immediately expel a,
member who has shown such perfect un-,
fitness for the position he occupies as this
man Free displayed. Havs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-23

LouIsvIIIE, Mafclr 2. -Lastnight'S trair
| hence 10 Nashville collided at O'clock
this morning at Tunnel Hill. in the tunnel.
with the hospital train bound nortllward,
causing a, smash up Of the cars but ihjur-
ing none of the passengers seriously
The Nashville friends of GOV. johnson
here confidently expect his nomination by
the Republican Convention as Vice Presi-
dent on the ticket Wifi Lihceli- IN e
The report that Gen. Gord5h Granger
4th Army Corps, Is untrue. He Is IN thu
front. Surgeon Gross, III. D., of the 14th
Army Corp9, has been relieved at his own
REQUEST and goes to Annapolis. alsrg
IN nIrsuance of department orders, the
gambling houses Of this city were closed
H.nioI,t. and all the gamblers ordered to
leave the city and prohibited from retorn-
Ing under penalty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-23
News from Southern Sources.

New YORK, March 22.-The Hcrald's
Army of Potomac dispatch, says Richmond
papers of the 18th inst. have been received.
The following is all they contain:
Gov. Clark has ordered a meeting Of the
Legislature at Macon, Ga, ON the 9th inst.
The telegraph is working as formerly in
Mississippi, all the damage done to the line
by the Yankees having been repaired.
A large force is at work on the roads and
repairing is going forward rapidly.
Gen. Lee has declined the proffered house
from the council of Richmond.
PETERSBURG, March 14.-Capt. Edenbo-
rough and eight men of the signal corps,
boarded and captured on Friday night, off
Nansemond river, the schooner Julia Baker,
of Portland, loaded with valuable stores.
The Captain and crew were brought off and
the vessel burned. She was valued at Sl0,-
900. Several vessels and gunboat were
close by, but our men were not interfered
with.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-23
From CnirO.

CAIRO, March 2l-The 18th New York
Infantry arrived from below to-day en- route
home. tH
Adjutant General Thomas is staticning
troops, most colored, at the principal points
along the lower river to protect plantations
and trade depots. - auF s --lr
Admiral Porter left Vicksburg last Sat-
urday week with large number of gun
boats and transports. Firing in the direc-
ton of the fleet was heard last Monday at
Natchez.
The 35th New Jersey Regiment in en-
camped here. yE3l1 .7tIt-f
1t is understood that Watches division
here has something to do with the contem-
plated military movement from this point,
about which, however, nothing definite is
known. The commander OF Watches
division will reach here soon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-23
Interesting from Cumberland Gap.

CUMBERLAND GAP, March 22.-Colonel
Davis, of the 18th Tennessee cavalry, sur
rounded and tgken prisoner Feb. %, has
escaped and reached our lines safe. He was
treated very inhumanly while in rebel
hands. fpf i e M
Two companies of the 9lst Indiana, scout
ing up via the road, came upon the enemy's
pickets, killing one and wounding another.
They returned to camp last evening with
four horses, wagons, arms and prisoners,
including notorious guerrilla. who has
long been terror to this part Of the coun-
try. Wy ~ u S1 Erke - q
The Louisville Journals Chattanooga spe-
cial, on the authority of deserters,y says
Morgan's command is still opposite Deca-
tur, and cannot be mounted on account of
scarcity Of horses. E'tiA Naf>frF
Deserters from Gen. Lonstreet's, army
say he is doubtlessly moving to Gen. Lee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-23

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