Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-17
STATE AND GENERAL NEWS,

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The Dayton Journal lAuinihistratioh)
says:
IL Is SAID that Hon. Coiumpus Delano was
the prime mover In the iate Lincoin caucus
at columbus. He never hau very "arni
regard ior Mr. Chase. ns
The Naval Store at Washington has been
taken possession of by an order OF the Sec
retary Of the Navy. Several persons nave
been arrested ON suspicion OF completely
with frauds.
KENTUCKY UNION CoMMIrTEE.-The Union
Central COMMITTEES OF Kentucky, consisting
Of JAS. Guthrie, George ~. frehtlce, anu
others, has called Stase Oonveneion 10
meet az Louisvine' NAY 20 ~ aolamatas g., 20
eiecgorai ucke., t1p., anu appvnt ~ Chics%o "
the Deniociae'o ooif fen''on ~ o'
The National lntett.gencer contraalcts tne
report tnat Gen' mcaue ls " Lo,.o iIoii III sno
commana Oh tne Army " 'ne AoVoA"0 w
cause vi IN ~ no'i'u'
SENATOR HALE's CLIENT.--Juuge Auvo-
cate General Holt OF kentucky, is wTI.,ns II
review Oh tne trlal o. Oap.ain p Salres ~ t San-
.ne gent,eaul h unIa ava my ~ Nav Ham Ha%nsh;re. OBJ
~, ta;oJ yo tha h.ndsor,o foe of three thousand
JnIiors r v''s InJae Holt viii take the ground
that tha fine of two Thousand dollars i'm
nnse,l vas an insufficient punishment. The
conm;ss;on. In its sentence, stated that 1t
was thns alenjent in consideration of the
;mnr;sonment and the pecuniary losses al
ready suffered by the said Hunt, by reason
of his arrest" 1t was proved that hunt
made several hundred thousand dollars
without investing copper, and his losses
were the fees ne paid the oenator, wnIo 'nc
imprisonment was TOO Drlei 70 uo gSou MI ~
hurt. Inc Juuge Au'oca'e si'i' IL i""A' o"'
his case,
WE notice by the Kentucky Ir.0une tnat
Mcclellan Clubs are forming all over tne
State. They are conducted with the UTMOST
, energy and enthusiasm. N
EARMERS in Illinois are SOW1nR tlCu
snr;n% wheat already--and great deal Of
- Eorm;n@ hands are scarce, however,
and their wages range from $40 to S25 per
month.
H., o,,n+ of tox m no raised In the
~. lhh anv"t. aO,,,,tr nf Now york for the wear
10y 10y anu ~ obout sic 0o0 OOo-an increase of
aooss - t,o ,,,;,,;or IoIisrs over last wear.
NAY W. .,.aa | ,..so,,s uoro killed bv the
s.,lt a,Sn .,,,'ins;o,, su IF nowder magazine in
recc rsceue "a pio'io'i - : 'sS
4hoioe'o' ,5od =.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN Is qui.e Iienuvu I;' au'o,tw a.
General butler. II rs chaI IsSuv1 u,' oi"e''
to the people IN anu aDou' ~ Moi,vm a,,,,, o,oot-
w. ". uusMoiD' I'D CGIid, Gi.i 'a0 nd ST;ss;ss;nn;
,iS Gu lesiu.s T. ~ raco;ve the comfortabe sala
IaniVau, lus e,a "a 900 NJ = yoar
ry oi Si@'ooo 'h' os .,o
MARSHAL WRANGLE, commanuer VI Ine
forces that are lnvaulhg DenlnalM ,,;r,,1, =
eighty-iouf years Vi as'' o"'
vigorous.
GEN. NEAL Dow, and Captaihs sawyer
and Flynn, have been released from con.
finement at Richmond, and have arrived AT AZ
Fortress Monroe. The last Two, IL VIII pe
remembered, were once condemned 10
death, in retaliation for the spies executed
by Burnside in Kentucky. The threat OF
infiicting like penalty ON General w. IL.
T. Lee and Capt Winder, prisoners In our
hands, saved their lives
ATRAvELING dentist administered laugh
ing gas at public exhibition at Swanton
Falls, New York, recently, to young lady,
and she died the next day from the effects
of it. She was strong. robust girl, ana