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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21
The Object of Commissioner OuId's
Late Visit. fl.ast t,.,.-

New YORK, April 20.-A Norfolk letter
to the World, says the late mission of the
rebel Commissioner Ould to Fortress Mon
roe. was to ask Butler to send up for the
very sick of our prisoners at Richmond,
who are too far gone to be removed south.
Five hundred and sixty three have arrived
at Old Point, of whom Ould said he would
consider it almost a miracle If our govern
ment succeeded in saving half. 1919
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

GoDEy's LApy's Book Cooley, for May,
has Just been received by Thompson, at the
Postofiice, Il is as usual full of fashion
plates, engravings and illustrations for the
ladies, who win also be delighted with the
contributions In prose and poetry, which
enliven this number. Be sure to call on
Thompson for Cooley for May.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

AcourrrED.-A young woman, who was
triedlastweek in the Common Pleas Court
In our neighboring town Of Circleville, on
q charge Of numbering her mother, was ac-
Quilted on Saturday night. She had made
confession Of her guilt but 1t was ruled
out because 1t had been procured by i'm
proper means. The case created consider
able settlement and discussion In Circle
villa ~ t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21
CITY ITEMS.

VALUABLE CRY Property FOR SALE.-A
pleasant and very desirable family resi-
dcnce, located in central and growing part
OF the city, is offered for sale. For particu-
lars, inquire of T. s. Shepard, at the Coun-
ty Clerks office. ap2O-d5t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21
New York stock SIarket--Aprilso.

Stocks are heav7 and loweI. 1905 lo8K; q. y.
s's, $40 coupons no. y. NJ certificates 81 Canton
SO; Pacific Mail o20: New York Central lbs; Erie
Reading 1888; Michigan Central l4o; Michigan South
ern 3d. Michigan Southern guaranteed l9e; Illinois
Central scrip l27; Alton 4 Terra Haute 50 uleye-
Cleveland a Toledo l45; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy 1877; Toledo Wabash II; 7: ~; Wayne
Chicago 1O6; Chicago Northwestern 81: Chicago and
Rock Island ii3K Missouri ss 80; Tennessee s's 81;
Milwaukee and Prairie du Cuein 65; u. 5. 6's year
certificate 99 Cumberland 68K.
p Stocks at last public board were lower. New York
Central l33X: Eric lllX; do preferred l0e Hudson
100; Reading 1876; Michigan SSH do guaranteed lao;
Chicago and Rock Island; Illinois Genital l25k. II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

Adjutant General,

AN IMPORTANT QUESTION DEcIDED-TAx-
ING NATIONAL BANKs.-Considerable dis
cussion has been going on recently as to
the situation of the new national banks
in connection with the assessment of taxa
tion by assessors. In reply to an inquiry
as to whether the national banks and their
stocks are to be assessed for taxation for
State purposes, the Auditor of Franklin
county answers that the national banks and
banking institutions are not taxable on their
capital as other banks; but every person
owning stock In such banks are required to
return said stock in the personal return, un-
der the fourteenth item of the assessors
blanks. This item requires all assessors to
make return OF the ''value of all moneys
invested in the capital stock of any bank,
railroad or other company or corporation
out of this State; and Of all moneys invest
ed In the bonds, securities or other evidence
of Indebtedness of any State, or of any for
eign government, or Of any bank, railroad, or
other company association or corporation, or Of
any to,on, villdge, city, county, or to,onship in
this or any other State or county"
This is an important matter which should
be known to all assessors and those having
national bank stock before they make their
return to the assessors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21
ArriyaI of the AustraIasian.

| NEW DIRK, April 0.-The AuStralaSlan,
from Liverpool on the 9th, via Queenstown
the 10th, arrived this evening.
Efforts to float the City of New York on
the 7th and Sth, were Intellectual.
The Captain of the U. S. steamer Keor-
sage, in letter to the Marquis of Clanri-
carde, defends himself from remarks by the
Marquis, in Parliament, and denies that he
enlisted men. He says, on the contrary,
that the Keorsage has more than her COM
plement.
! Gladstone presented favorable budget
to Parliament. The expenditures were
more than million sterling under the cs-
Inmates, and the surplus was over two and
quarter millions. He proposes to reduce
the duty on corn from Is per quarter to Sd
per hundred weight.
Mr.. Layard, in reply to inquiries, said the
English Consuls confirmed accounts of the
kidnapping of Irishmen in New York and
Boston, and Lord Lyons had made repre-
sentations to the United States Govern
ment.-
The Attorney General made explanations
as to the commission sent to Egypt to take
evidence as to the Laird rams. and said the
commission was returnable on the 18th of
May, when the crown would proceed with
the case with all dispatch.
ously sustained during the 7th. The bonn
bardment of Sonderberg RECOMMENDED on
the 9Th with extraordinary violence. The
Prussians have completed the second par
| allel.
The Conference meets at London on the
18th.
All difficulties as to the Mexican crown
are adjusted. Macmillan receives depu-
tation on the 10th to formally accept it, and
sails on the 11th or 18th for Mexico.
1t Is asserted that the relations between
France and England are again very friend
| ly. ~
LIvERpooI, April 9.-Cotton dull and
declined Hd@16d. The following are the
quotations: Middling Orleans, 2619d; Mo-
bile, 26l4d; uplands, 26d. Stock In port
30S500 bales--29, 500 are American.
! Breadstuffs dull. The authorities quote
flour very dull and nominal; Wheat inac-
tive; Provisions dull; Beef dull and still de-
dull and nominal; Butter steady; Sugar
active and advancing; Coffee steady.
LONDON, April 9.-Breadstuffs quiet and
steady. Sugar active and advanced Is 60
since the budget coffee quiet and declined
Is; tea quiet and steady. Petroleum steady.
American securities inactive. Illinois
Central shares l9@l7 discount; Erie shares
6s@7O. q 5ai ls,9,3sF 5's7TJ n 4
Consols, for money, 915S@9lA.
Bank decrease f547,000. (. ~ sssllsA
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, Sunday 10th--Consols after Of
fetal hours yesterday 9l7S@92.
Cardwell, M. c., In his speech at Oxford,
said he thought the conference on the Danish
question would lead to satisfactory result,
and strongly urged neutrality in the Ameri-
can war.
.ll The Emperor of Austria has allowed the
formation of q corps of six thousand vol
unteers and three hundred sailors for the
Empire of Mexico. The new steamer Ma
tilda, said to have been built at Glasgow for
the Confederates, and bound for q rebel
port with iron, Steel etc, was totally lost
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

STREET RAILRoAp ExrENsIoN.-worlr-
men are, now engaged in extending the
track of the street railroad beyond the
Piqua Railroad depot, on High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21
The Rebels Defeated with a Loss
of 1000 Prisoners and Twenty

CHICAGO, April 20.-The Evening Jour
nal publishes an extract of private letter
from member of the Chicago Mercantile
battery, dated the 18th, saying that on the
day after the recent disaster to the 18th
corps, Gen. A. j. Smith, with the 10th
corps, engaged and defeated the enemy,
capturing two thousand prisoners and
twenty cannon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21
PhiIadeIphia market-April 90.

Breadstnns generally declnin and dropping.
:. FL0UR-Unsettled, Holders press on the market
'1isii 1WisHEIT1Declined e9sc Sales o. White q 70
@1s0. sAd9A
RYE-Salcs at 40. 80 q, 49,,
G0RNEDull and supply more abundant; sales Of
yellow at 81 81. afa-aHYH
OATS--Stesdy at 68@9oc. 9arif gI9vs
COTTON-Dull at 0O96l. t.,, ga .frya rfa
PROVISI0NS--Firm
PETROLEUM, unchauge. ~ 3fG f
WHISY-Dull at 81 20. Vi .15mufa slds
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

DUST. Where Is the man with the leaky
cart2 We have had one day in April with
Out rain, and the old water wagon Is needed
TO settle the dust. Two days Of such winds
as those of yesterday win 50 obscure the
face Of the town that even the City Fathers
won't be able to recognize it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-The Adaman-
tine Works Of G. II. Grant & Co., on 23d
and Hamilton streets, was entirely destroy
ed by fire this afternoon. Loss 100000
mostly insured. Eighty men were thrown
out of employment. c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

SAN FRANCIsco, April 20.-Arrived, ship
Danube, from Boston; sailed, ship Arracan,
for Hong Kong.
The general markets are dull and mac
tive. Flour; wheat and sugar firm.
No news.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

PRoaREss or MIscEaENArIoN.-- the
annual school meeting held at North
Orange, near Cleveland, last Monday, a ne
gro by the name Of Hall was elected one Of
the School Directors. Our African brother
ismarching on, Gloridi ai. fsanR ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21
.Gel&9rapbtt.
THE DISASTER IN LOUISIANA.
Defeat of Federals Confirmed.
PARTICULARS OF THE BAT.
TILE.
ANOTHER BATTLE NEAR
SHREVEPORT.
Rumored Capture of 1000
Prisoners.
REBELS CROSSING THE RAPIDAN.
PREPARING FOR A BATTLE.
A BATTLE IN KENTUCKY.
REBELS CROSSING THE RAPIDAN,
PREPARING FOR A BATTLE.
The Rebels Completely
Routed. 6
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
Further Particulars of the Disas-
ter to Gen. Banks Forces.

Further Particulars of the Disas.
ter to Gen. Banks Forces.
CHICAGO, April 2O.--A letter dated Grand
Encore, the 1lth. from private in the
Chicago Mercantile battery, giving an ac-
count of the part taken by that battery in
the battle of the 8th, confirms yesterdays
dispatch in regard to the disaster to por-
tion of our forces composing the Red river
expedition. The letter says of our whole
division, numbering three thousand men,
but one thousand are left to tell the fearful
odds against which they contended. Two
regiments of the division were consolidated,
and had in all one hundred and forty men,
seven officers, the highest in rank captain.
The 10Th corps checked the rebels and held
them for about twenty-five minutes, when
they were forced to retire, which they did
slowly; and as night came on the bloody
conflict ended. The next morning General
A. j. Smith came up with his command and
relieved Gen. Franklin, and whipped the
rebels badly, re-captured twelve guns, and
took eight hundred prisoners.
A letter from another private in the
same battery, says our corps [13th] is all
cut to pieces, and we fell back to this place,
Grand Encore, five or six miles from the
battle field, to reorganize. We lost TWENTY
four pieces of artillery, all that were in the
fight. This letter says Gen. Smith captur-
ed 20OO prisoners and 16 guns in the fight
on the 9th.
Still another letter says we get all sorts
of reports from the front. The latest is
that Gen. Smith whipped the rebels, taking
1000 prisoners and 1S guns.
The expedition is no doubt broken up,
and our troops are falling back. General
Banks is mentioned as having been on the
field on the 8th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21
The Disaster 10 Banks Army Con
firmed.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.--The following
dispatch was received at the Navy Depart
ment this noon:
CAIRO, April 10.
To Hon. Gideon Welles::
/ have received private letters from Red
river, one dated Grand Ecore, April 10th,
and one dated Alexandria, 18th, stating
that the army under Gen. Banks met with
reverses on the Sth, near Mansfield. Our
army fell back and on the next day the
rebels attacked them and were handsomely
whipped. Loss heavy on both sides. Adj
miral Porter, when last heard from, was
about forty miles above Grand river.
(Signed) A. NJ. PENNoCK,
Fleet Captain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The military
authorities here have received the follow
ing dispatch, dated Cairo last night: Two
letters arrived here this evening, both from
naval officers, one from Grand Encore, half
way between Natchitoches and Shreveport
dated the 10th, the other from Alexandria,
dated the 18th inst. The battle was near
the place first mentioned. Smith appears
to have been worsted, also the 18th corps,
which came to his aid. Franklin took part
and the enemy were beaten,
CAIRO, April 20.-Information obtained
from reliable sources confirms the Chicago
Journals Red river letter of the 10th, con-
cerning the battle of Pleasant Hill on the
sth, that account being mainly correct
Our loss however was greater than therein
stated. The fight wound up in the enemy
being handsomely whipped and driven
from the field with heavy loss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-21

,ytTTT'TFT NOV
.lll1la llln l-asA ll %
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-01
sheriff. sale.

E0Y virtue Of decree in foreclosure and order
- Of sale issued to me irom the office OF the
Clerk of the District Court O! the ID Judicial DIS
trc; W. r.. in favor OF Levi FarncSw"rh and
against Vim. H. lIatton. Hiram Ernest and Eliza
Jane Ernest. for the sum of light hundred and
nincty-onc dollars and two cents ("S?l o2) judS-
mcnt, and cost ST suit taxed nj seventeen dollars
and eighty cents (SlI 500 have levied upon
the following described piece or parcel of land, to
wit: The land known ~ tho northwestern por-
ton of Joseph Pctraius donation claim. beginning
nj thc southeast corner of s.l tract or parcel OF
land, at biz fir tree marked with an axe on the
northern southern anI western sides; thence
running NORTH, 10 the north boundary of said Pc
train 5 claim thence following the north bounds
nv of said claim westerly to the northwest corner !;
,hcncc soulhcry to the west boundary OF said
claim to Il small slough thence cas!crly in Il direct
, line to the place of beginning.
Notice Is hereby given that shall the above
described property at public auction, on the
premises. at O'Clock, to the highest anu best
bidder. on Saturday. the 18th day oiOctobcr, A. D..
lsGl to satisfy the sum "f eight hundred and
niucty-,nr dollars and two cents (>'s3i o2) judy
mont eos, taxed at seventeen do!lar',and eighty
cents Sl7 so) with interest at three per cent per
month"; from thc llh day of March, 1851, I'll paid
and uccruinc cost II. G.. MORSE,
| Sheriff of ciaih county.
Sr;,tc;n,,cv II, 1854. it:N /
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Sheriff - Sale.

WHEREAS an order of sale has been placed
w in my hands, issued under the seal of the
United States District Court I'd judicial District.
ut Vancouver, W. T., commanding me to levy and
make sale of the following described piece or par
Gel of land lying in Cowlitz county, to-wit: BE-
ginning ut tho southeast corner Of the donation
claim of Ezra Towner, described in notification
No. ll20, on file in the land office OF said Terrific
ry and running west On the boundary line of said
claim 1924 chains, thence north $3.50 chains,
thence west to the boundary line of said donation
claim. thence east On the boundary line of said
claim so the north Of the same, thence
following the east and south boundary of said
claim to the place OF beginning, for the purpose of
enforcing a decree of foreclosure Of mortgage on
said premises made by the said court on the 18th
dav OF March \. u. is6i, in favor of ii. ;. Jacobs
against Ezra Towner. e al, judgment In the
amount Of four hundred and six;y-one dollars and
eirh,y-nine cents. (Sifl So, also all accruing
costs. therefore by virtue of said order shall sell
A, public auction the above described real estate,
on SATURDAY, the sth day Of October. \ p. 1854
being nnoccupiei. will DC sold az Monticello. al
A. T. Burbank. Sic TO take place a; 10 o.
clock An in the order Of this notice.
BERNARD LAFFEY.
Sheriff CO~!i;E county.
September :. 1854. s5.wi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-01

TpHrirony OF WAsnlNGroH, (ss
County Of Thur-ton.
In the District Court of hc 2d Judicial District W.
r., holding ,crhS AT Olympia.
To J. ". ANDERSON You are hereby notified
that Z. Carter has flied complain, against you IN
soiI cuurt which will como on tn he heard At the
first term Of the court, which shall commence more
than two month3 after the I'D day Of July, \. ID.
1861. and unless YOU appear at sa'd term ana an
swcr. the same will be taken as confessed ana the
prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer
of said compiaini il 10 recover from you the sum
of five hundred dollars. the amount of Il certain
promiS >ory note cxccutcdhv You on the 23d day OF
May.Ap. 500 TO Frc,.A. Clarke and by said Clarke
endorsed and delivered over to plaintiff. with in
crc,i thereon at lcca rate from the said 2:id May,
A. d. 1861. principal and in;c;c'', now 'n' 1nting
to tn, sumof even hundred ana c'ght 3,-lH) dol
lars with ncrc'ling interest and costs Of salt
HENRY NJ. McGlIL, Atty for Pm.
Com plain; fled, July sd, lSG+. 3I:wS
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NOTICE.

rI,;fE c--a-t----ii1 ia tie Eansin- Ba.iress
h---.oiorc sts-- - bet usra Eager Kelly. 81.
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The 81 = q. chang, # our climate are sources 1t
Pulmonary. LruEeaI.i-ui A~:Amtiic A1rct.'a-. IA
palicnc having proved that shape remedies often act
speedily uhen tskcr in the early stages oi the disease.
u. curse should once be- had to E,owns Bronchial
Tr,chcs" or Iox ago. 1t the Gold. Cough or lrTits-
tn 9TH, Throat bc over slight, nv this prccau-
tn, 4 rnorr >cr '., attack De, ccstuIily warrAd
or Pahc Spr,, aud Singers will ind them e'tcc-
tnl fur clc1riu: aud siren -ti.nn the voice SOLDIERS
should have them a. the, can be carried in the pocket
and takel g., crci>i III requires.
Sold b, al Medicine Dcaly'~,
rIinri ! Office Is Dcv Street. NEW YORK.
P,t,. ONiN - E>iS rER BurrI.E.
SiEISGIIrtp. LII. Jane :, $50 q.
REDlNGTDN Co..
AGENTS for California.
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Stu advertisements.

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sflarrird::

By VIM l. C7.4,.asr,. J. +. at Port Townsend. IN
Suuiav September 3th. tiFosgF ". >i~so>s cldcs;
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CEEssEoFa, e. SIMMONS - ANANrnG AN kfNNEB1.
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....t q. II .,.chm,n'> below Cha; IN firm,
rqi,.rr'r. fifteen pieces II artillery and 800
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s,ui..a,,r.
Ti.uc E, command also advanced 10 New
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.ro.,,bmc, I, ...,tcrinrihcm in every dire ion
lie !, nu;. m:r"i.i = tow ards Richmond. left
linn ot the Intersection Of New Market and
E;clmo,d rats The whole country is
tJ.I vii, t,..fr,.:ous.
S~.rl. GRANT.
81. Lonis, S,}t. 2s.-'rhc telegraph!
o,rra,or went to Pilot Knob disguised YES.
,..,J,vn,on K,ror,s Ewing concentrating
-. .o,c,s Wilt, fine fort. Tho rcLel. are
,,,ndnr;rc the storps aod houses through the
town
l'' c"c''! F'I'" eu , ,'u 49, ~, NV r',.
n ',':,,'.'"', w., "xacu,;,n
Thc Qualifications were strongly built,
mounting four G2-poundrS. hut found 10 be
Intellectual against tho artillery on Shel"r" S
mountain ..;
ao,.,;a 40 p'n';nn," t't"
4 PASSENGER train on the Missouri railroad
wa, captured on the 9th by And'Ison's
hushwhackers. 1hlrty-iour soldiers mostly
discharged veterans were sho' II, vow oio''
"'," .ia,I ,,J lnf, - hmm with tLc troip.
which ,os ,,ca and started ut full specd,
Later reports state that Pilot Knob was
attacked and Prices forces rcpu'se".
fW'hS c'ac''''to "'' p'S'''" '''' "~S'''
San FFancisco. SEPT. 3O.--Ihe STATE tel
fSfalh me mas "ct" Io''I',.' .,
49, w.. .. v;o.on;, ,.,s emil, an L,rA JIchra
ol,rnr. U,r,
Legal tenders today sea 5?l
'S"c"mc"fo, Sept. Sd n steamer '|9%-
oP"'S struck snae ABOVE '''''''''oa' '1i ~.
u" ,". ."' ''"e' "'''''''' ~ - '' '
-.
FREMONT WlrHDRAwAL.-l his singular
eiluslcn VIII b. found elsewhere III our COZ
unn'. 1t Is combination OF sense ana non
senSe-l"yalty ana d'sloyaty-' mon and
foPPe'-thc latter always pF'd 'm'na'i"S
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NEWELL'S
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Has cured thousands, and il will cure You if you
if you try it.
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Certificates from many prominent citizens of San
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TRUSTEES.
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ments You have made Of trashy compounds foistet
on the public as certain cure but
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NEWELL'S
PULMONARY SYRUP

for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Astl-
ma, Whooping Cough Bronchitis and Consumr.
ton. Thousands of people in California and Ore
gon have been already benefited by the surpris-
ing curative powers of
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