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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-01
HENRY KEIILER I,
An Ordinance

To assess special tax upon the real estate
bounding on Public alley from High
street to Scioto street. aly p9T
Section l. Be il ordained by the City Council Of
the city of Columbus, That the sum of - dollars,
ftyfour cents three and 7l0 mills be and the same
s hereby levied and assessed upon each foot 'front.' Of
the several lots of land bounding or abuttng upon
Public alley from High street TO Scioto street. lex
cepting In-lot number 27l.) as the Same are des-
ignated upon the plat of the Civil Engineer, on I'll
in tho Office Of the City Clerk for the cost and OK
pense of grading and paving the cutters and cross
ings and grading and graveling the sidewalks along
the same; according tot Ao estimate Of the City Civil
Engineer, t.-,
Sec O. That the owners Of the several lots Of land
upon which thetoregoing assessment is made. shall
pay the amounts Of money by them seyeraly duo in
that behalf, TO Andrew Murphy, within 20 days
from the date Of this ordinance, be subject to the
interest and penalty allowed upon the same By law.
JaefuuT p9[ prLisayIAs & j.. REINHARD.ly
- President of the City Council.
% Passed July II. A. d. 1864. .T3
Attest: JOSEPH DowDALI. City Clerk. ,as
inIvI3-dlt o.ttf f-i.-i BOO q. .ifA AsafftNH
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NUMBER ? Is.

grossly insulted lady who had no pro-
tector, and they ordered him TO leave the
however, were sent away, and his departure
from the premises was accelerated, for
which he caused warrant tor assault and
battery to be issued against two gentlemen
who assisted in the accelerating operation.
The case came up before the Police Court
yesterday. Judge Lane, alter hearing the
facts, promptly discharged the defendants,
and assessed the costs Of prosecution upon
the complainant, at the same time reading
him lecture he will not be likely soon to
forget. This is the progress of the affair
UP to present writing. 9!iI fg
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june23- -d30t ..5 .,a.,.s4..t
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General Wheeler, last evening, attacked
Decatur, and drove them back, capturing
five hundred wagons with supplies, and q
large number of prisoners. He is still pur-
suing.
There was very little fighting after dark
yesterday. ...
Two thousand prisoners, including seven
ty-fve commissioned officers, twenty-five
pieces of artillery and seven stands of col
ors, have been brought in. .....
The losses on either side are not yet
known. Ours was severe in officers.
Comparative quiet reigns this morning.
There is some little skirmishing on our left.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-01

As Trustee Of the First Presbyterian Church.
recently ordered one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Fur
naces, and am fully satisfied with it.
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Is SKETCH OF THE REBEL GENERAL WALKER.
"a Major General VIM III. Il. Walker was
formerly an officer In the United States Ar
my, and was about fifty years of age. Hc
was bornin Georgia, entered the West Point
Military Academy In 1888, and graduated
in 1887, standing nearly at the bottom Of his
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08

Explosion OF TORPEDO.-Ws regret to
learn, says The Savannah Nsi0s, of the 9th, that
yesterday afternoon about half past three o'clock
8 torpedo exploded at Rosedew battery, and that
several soldiers we're killed and wounded. We
learn that Sergeant Eugene B. Bell, of South
Carolina, and six men (fOur from company c.
22I battalion, end two from company A, 29Ih
Gsorgia,) were blown up while sinking torpe'
does. The boat in which they were ran upon &
torpedo which had been sunk, when it exploded
Up to the latest intelligence from The battery
but one man and one body had been found. Il
is feared lhst tho others have perished.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08
For the Memphis Appeal
TO JJ LIZA.
Praaantad With a PioMer-

Oh, take thls bud / II Ia gem
stole from Springs rich dladem;
It's breath Is lighter than the wing
OF gentle breezss born in spring;
It's perfume richer than the gale
That blows from GambIs's spicy Vaie
It's hue is fair as dAmAsk rose,
Or summer clouds at ever, ngs chose;
And now It's like the Pleiad star
That wandered from Its home afsr;
Its only wish shall ever be
For thee 10 live, to die for thee
When Sol his Eultry temples lave
Fen with the western oceans wave,
And in the sky Of heaven so fair,
Amid the millions twiukling there.
A ssE from Its bright home above
Looks down with beams Of melting love,
And seems TO say, with locks divine,
For thee only live and shine
Like that bright star may this fair flower
But bloom TO cheer each weary hour,
And through its life lis Wishes be,
For thee to live. to die for thee
Then take the bud the offering take,
Alone, for mine, the glver's sake,
And place It on thy bosSn fair,
To kiss the love that nestles there.
And, o II, at Loves holy shrine,
These arms should press this heart to thine,
Nay they forever beat as one,
TIL earth shall melt er fades the sun
And II thine eyes on me should dwell,
And Loves inspiring passion tell,
My wish, then, Ike this buds shall be-
For thee to live, to die for tbcel
Don CARLOS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08

RIcHN0sD, April The hag Of truce sisaus7, New
York arriged City Poaf this aftsrnooa Gks hs1 on
board four Confederate ocers and nineteen adss Ths
o7esrs are Col. Ply, Csps Bueknsr and WIlson. and
Lieut. Bfsekiaridss She also has atses tone of ssE
Tor Yankee prisoners There nothing said n hs ds
patch as to the number OF priVaiss returned, say
The pspsE By thIs arrival viii b brought up to-nor-
row.
There Il not word Of news to-dsy from any saAEa
ser.
EEsm Gen. Les's Array.
ORANGE O. Il, April 7.-Gsa- Lee has Issued ga
srsl order directing the strict Observance Of t00zfow
ss day Of fasting, humiliation and prayer Z also a.
reefs that dus preparation shall be made in 81 depart
meats 20 anticipate he wants Of he several commando
In ord tbAi al military duties uuless Absolutely 1s-
essay may be suspeudsd Chspialns arc desired 10
hold divine ssrYes IN regiments End brlgadss and the
3fassrs and men requested ts attend
IA e reported that SCOUTING party q he enemy So
psared On Stafford hishts, opposs FrsdsrckzbuFr yes
tsrday Great sssivi-y is VISIBLE IN the Tsnkss camp
From DaiGsn.
DALTON, April The sham battle Of Gen Hardss3z
eJrps took place today l. was witnessed By q lar~s
number Of ladies' ssldisrs and cizsna Il proved 10 h
= very agressble affair.
The yankees also had sham battle In frou o Rlnx.
gold Their 6rs distinctly heard hers
All quiet IN front
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08

From PmATKA On tie 24th ult., says the
Savannah Nst0s, Capt. Dickson with twenty
picked men, drove the Yankee picket in at Pi-
hikA The enemy then came out about. three
hundred strong, which resulted in an engage
ment, which lasted about two hours. Twenty
against three hundred-no loss on our side. The
Yankees acknowledge loss of one killed and
seven wounded. Capt. d. keeps Peggihg away
and We presume that since the war the amount
he has killed, wounded and captured exceeds by
far ihs number Of bis little gallant band.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08

The counties of Western North Carolina have
suffered heavily By raids Of ths common enemy,
including deseEtsEs and tories, who have con-
mIstsd outrages on the deienssleas peopisi and
owing to circumstances beyond eontrol, tbe au-
lh0riliss have not been able to give the protee-
tion they have been anxious 70 extend. Ihe
people have continued faithful TO our eAuzs, and
their hatred fer the invader has beewmsEs inien-
SIZED.
Col. Palmer has returned from an extended
triD through the western countess which Be sue
eesdsd IN clearing sf the invaders, and made
disnositious which il is believed, win pre-
vert their inroads hereafter The 1aa-
Eees made raid into Clay and Cherokes coan-
80 to prevent the enrolment Of eoDscripts, bat
5ssrestsd on hearing Of the approach Of our
k0o2s.
on Saturday previous, Asisr Mcdowell, Of
lhe sd North Carolina Fegimsnt, with dstaeh-
nents from his own aRd the Cab regiment, en-
countersd The notorious Kirk and his band. A
sharp engagement ensned, and Kirk Was de-
Is.led. We lost one killed and several wound
cd. Major Mcdowell vas severely wounded y
the ara,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08

The best evidence W have yet seen Of TIA
decline Of further military fame IN the psopIo Of
she North is furnished By the return Of forty
flur regiments Of infantry and ten batteries Of
artillery from Ohio, where they have bean on
recruiting tour Of several months. These are,
undoubtedly 4 portion Of the free and irds-
pendent voters that upheld the majesty Of tho
ls9-Lneoln's tsrpre.ation-duri1g the zz-
bsrnAtorial contest in that State. No wonder
Vallandighsm was defeated But 20 their sue-
esss- The telegI4ms state that only Eve thou
sand were rsised in three months. Now this,
allowing the batteries to represent two rsgi-
ments, according to a. estimate OF q late North
eFn paper, which stated their present regiments
did not average over 500 men apiece would Be-
but fraction over los men to a regimsnt, not
enough to fll the sick list Of an ordinary cam
paign- II Ohio, the mast rampant Of the North
western States can do no mere than this for 8
term Of thEes months, we have little 20 fear from
the efforts Of the enemy in the coming can
psign.
The observations Of intelligent returned pris-
onOTs seem to agree in tho opinion that Volau-
teeriRg Is thoroughly Et an end with the AbO-
litionists, and the draft, 50 often postponed, viii
hardly be attempted ia the present temper Of
the Northern peopls. Many are still eloquent
10 denuncistiOni Of the South and are prolific IN
proposing suitable penalties TO be inflicted upon
the sEbjugated rebels; bat bslliRg Grinslkin Is
such an insupsrAbls o3stacls 10 the fulSIIment
Of their ehsritSble designs that the TAnks Of the
peace Democrats are quietly filing, while many
fearing the siekly season st the South are Wend-
/ ing their wsy to Canada God help the simple
minded Cansdian.
The present emeute in Illinois, which, accord
/ ing to q dispatch to the Baltimore AsssTieaa Of
/ the % numbers $1,000 men aTTsyed against tbs
Lincoln dynasty, win put stop 70 any further
| material aid from that quarter Admitting the
possibility Of their suppression, the very fact Of
| their once having drawn the sword against the
usurpsr viii encourage them to bids their time
and prevent any enlistment By draff 0T other
wise that will strengthen Lineoln's hands. On
the whole, we regard the prospeot Is quite sa-
| eouTaging ioT Us. The future increase Of he
Abolition army viii be 80 tArdy, and Eithal Of
such Indifferent material, that we very much
| doubt Grants ability 70 marshal a. respectable
an army as the one 50 severely punished under
| HcClsllzn--Hae0H Telegraph.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08

Y We are requested to state, in reply TO the
communication of 90 Third Tennessee" chat the
State Of Mississippi has a large depOt estab.
h5hod in this city for the storage of baggage Of
Mississippi soldiers. Soldiers from Tennessee,
and other States, having their surplus cloth
ing, blankets, ETC, boxed up and carefully
marked with ths name of the company and
regiment, and GENT to the " care of C. X. Mar
shall, Mississippi depot, Whitehall street, At
lanls Ga" will have them carefully and
promptly attended to.
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NOTECE.

OTFTcE IssFEcT0R Fla TRAFs.' a T., :
Dalion March IS. 1864. )
~ orssr 20 procure fhe nseessarg number Of Maiet
toT tbe pressat use OF this Army, VIII e1chsngs
- sr,veea5le Mules tOse that ere IN unseryG
condition for transportation pay ng fessospie u
ssrrnce in the pnce of tle anitnas -,
The dspot for uEserviceGb.e 2ules is now a. Csl
h,,1 O. Nsior J. p. HOrbEsh or Capt. 2. Dos,
IN ,fSs All information neosfssry a. Atlantis ano
D-P~ = - o /. CHAFFEE,
Major abd lnspeetor Fla Trans,
,nhss sus Army TeRnessse,
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All advertisements viii be charged TIRES collars per
EgusTs Tor tbs first inseriiOn-1n two dollars and
half for each subsequent insertion.
Locs nDtless VIII be charged ct tie rats CT Efy tir
per Iss.
erAl public interest charged IS other zdssrIsem-nis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08
..GnANT IS TIE eoyERNMENT. y

The following passsge from an editorial Of
lhe New York Herald is in full confirmation Of
views lately put forth in tbe EzaRissr relative
10 the new condition of military affairs in the
North:
Gen. Grant is the GoVeTnment-praeteaIly
and really. NoIninally two or three bodies Of
politicians IN Washington are still the Govern
ment; bat that Government was merely kind
Of grub, the only purpose Of whose existence
was that it might gnaW and bore and keep itseli
alive until il had mstuFed . Government betteI
Gtted to the present condition Of the country
THIS it has done, and, though it still remains
tho semblancs Of a government, it ie q sem
blAnes Oniy-sn exuvium-a mere shell-thG
vital power is in the new man.
We are, and must bs whils this war lasts, s
military people, and the life of the nation is Il
The army He who is at the head Of the aEmJ
is, therefore, the man who Wields the power 0
the nation. and is the man, above all Others
| with whom tho country must stand or fall. ii
Is the GoYeEuRsnt in EueE and deeper sens
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08

~ The Montgomery hotels have fallen ten
dollars per day on the price of board. We no
tica that hotels and boarding-houses in other
cities are coming down in their charges.
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PROFESSIOEAL CARD,

TAVIlgG psrmansutly located ry-elf 30 Atlanta,
III ofter nv Services 10 is cuscus profsssiou %
S1srs On Vyhtiehali street over - yusuInvs Oh &C
--,f,ss . . + TAEEE N D.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08

y We arc authorised by Col. Duncan, G. 6.
Depcsitsry, to say that he will commence ex-
changing the new issue for the old, st tbs rate Of
tUo dollars in new issue for three in old, on
Monday next
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The highest market price, either in money
or subscription, viii be paid for clean ca.tcn
OF linen rags, whisEor oOloFsd, delivered at the
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Monfy ttea Discounted for tts Ne TFsHe Of Con fsde
Money tle Bats Of Three Daliars n Old fssEt
for Too DoliGrs n NsE IssEs, FROM S. 10 $500:
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COmmissicRer ould and Capt. Hatch ere at
Fortress Monroe, comforting With The Federal au
thorities in relation to the exchange of prison
srs and the secent interruption in the mutural
delivery at City Point They viii probably re-
turn this evening, when we shall hear whether
the interruption is permanent or temporary.
DIvfp
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VOL. XIV, NO. IS
TELEGRAPHIO-


Entered according TO sci Of Congress d he Fsar Is3
By J. g. THKt5HER5 IN tie Clerks oEos o. t18 -
Fiet COnrt Of ths CoufsdsrAts States fer ne Hors
District uf GsorFia.
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nous than this Doss anybody believe there
is regiment in the Yankee army cspahls Of 50
noble desdf We may say Of it as the
French ssid of the charge at BalsklaVs, c. est
sublime, mais &c nest pas IagHsrrs. Ali honor
to the 18Th Mississippi II has made name
on bloody fields for daring Ead high achieve
ment, but this set is the prOudast it has ever
narforued