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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-03

An sorts of shorts.
a LEAeUER's ODE;

All Sorts of Shorts.
LEAeuER's ODE; -
To help the dear count country st ont Of distress
Use Sp 10 ~ re;eS heraof SoIars and cents.
--hscndn0e
ONLY three abortion cases at Chicago
= uuring tne iast ten DAYS
LONDON employs four thousand girls as
ballet dancers.
ARrEfus WARp-like Spring--is coming.
20 He has saved his scalp.
FREMONT was removed for indisposition
there was something the matter with the
chest.
TIE rebellion. saw the ultras, is dead
sa We notice il is beginning to be very often
: sive.
80 THE Boston Tyaascript saws the Republic
e can party acts ssin a manner repugnant to
common sense.r II isn't n new charcteris-
Il tic.
Ex-CrsrpAI GASrr talks of suffering in
the soutb. Itisa horrible picture: a CAN'T
sneaker with famine IN tbe distance.
n. c.. 40 "a ,,,.. ,ro.
hon, Iincoln y now It,s another kind of
exnress;on
s - ..a co. ~
Aa Ne,e one iluii,iou asu 10y 81 90.
pl- -ppelr,ons Don..t,. -, u,y,.e s.,,a,.'.' ~ ~
aAS sae ivae" - ,'OS ,oos'e.' s ,V ..no nt Tar,
Dy ~ c'aws ~ '',e ,no u uoe AZ s.,o,','. ts"
nlu nsu ~ =. ''.S .ass si0w ..s $50
sti9
.. ..,. -.
a, A.iiAA nol Ii'sl'' - ,'.,'a u''. aa.a c o.
'S s.a. uma.i na.u pae, ..lpa ,ss,, &C.
ried. ~ : vonny woman ooed.1s The bride
was ~ or5;r .7v ot.ture : =
= :
.r,h;t;as 80 u % a,'.t, 80 do.;.oa ~ Won y,;,I
sorsa - g.. ~ .,s..;,,. 80 Ga H non,so,s ,,;tho,,t
- ,s.'.s ~. ','o' ms nnu yo.'sA "s
horses will he saddled with debit.
,.... ~ 49,. 60 g.. .....,, nh
u,,, - a., 'as'. ! ."n Coy ~, IAN n "no
49,. .sa % psVp.ec : ono,.e ~. IN 'Suea'' .,
successfpl cand;date.
:
.sS...a, s u .s'lvn' ~ anu nu,er = i.s-
a, sS.. = s:, sae Ivy ".V sayI '.o
:. 49, ls,,,,l ~ .r ~. pa mo nan
r.s,s.a-,.s- '-e -.'s .oi 'O'''ns
p..r.....,,u.,,a a., 80,
~ - ss..s s.,S .,I.. - nu'e'
80, - - - ,,Ys rs.ns vi, Dou'n
vss al .s.;'sss - sa,,o,. - Th..,s o N ~ =" : "'o
~
J. WHEN hepupncans speak OF ourying the
natcnet OF party warfare IL is suggested
.hat tney generaiiy mean 10 Dury II IN the
neauS Oh 'neir opponents
FoRNEY thinks the political world is
sv"e"nas '''"o''o' he p'oDaOiy means
0nAsc-O'ic
OLD ABE II Is SAID pegs MS friends to kill
tne WHISKY Din' he Is AFRAID 70 sign or to
ve'o IT,
Mr.. HOOPER, the Boston representative,
is picked out-by Washington correspond
ents-for Mr.. Chase's place in the Cabinet
when the latter resigns
THE WHEAT cRop.-The Louisville Jour.
nal of the 18th ult. saws: aOur farming
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p''io''s 'uO@5'Sc' y ). FUNSTON. City Clerk.
pErIrIoNs AND REMoNsrR ANcEs.

fETiTlONS AND hEMOhbThANCkS.
Mr.. Ricky presented the petition from ID. ]. Film.
and four Others owners of property and residents
Scioto street. representing that they prevailed
upon by misrepresentation Of the facts TO sign re-
monstrance presented the previous meeting Of the
Council against the grade established on Scioto
street. and asking that said grade may not be chang
ed. The same paper also contained the names Of j.
Fl. Hitler and six Others property owners on Scioto
street and Strawberry alley. representing themselves
70 be petitioners for said established grade Re-
ferred to committee of Fifth Ward. fNH
Mr.. Graham presented the remonstrance Of j. G..
Bckel and thirty five others, Of real estate
Rich street east Of High street. against the pas
sage Of any ordinance resolution for the gravelng
mittee on Highways. rit.t u st4 '5at
Mr.. Graham also presented the remonstrance Of B.
f. Martin and Lorenzo English. owners Of nearly soy
street, between Washington avenue and East Public
ane against the passage Of any ordinance or resolu
ton for grayeing or paving the said street between
on Hghwpys. sert1 fft 4.
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I.rI
uIrN MONDAY Evening. Feb. ~ 1884. Y
President Rciqhard called the Council 70 order at
the usual hour. Members present at roll call
Armstrong Bgttles, Donaldson, Douty. Ebery, Fail
Richly S"%psSn Wilson sna sSssa.i9
Absent--Alessrs. Carmichael and Howard--2 The
minutes Of the previous meeting were read and ap-
proved. s& ~
REPORT OF CIVIL ENGINEER.
Tho President laid before the Council report from
the City Civil Engineer, stating that the pats and
estimates for graveng North street from High street
Fifth street from South street to Franklin street. had
ment Fifth street involved the entire reconstruc-
ton OF several pavements, suggested the reference
Of the matter to committee Of the Council Report
ACCEPTANCE BY THE COLUMBUS GAS LIGHT AMI
COKE COMPANY. k,aiel
ing e6nnunicston from The City fIeSf. which was
read and ordered 10 be placed on file; T
0rYIcE OF TEE Qrrx CLERK.l
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 20. 1854. ! 4,
10 the Honorable C7ty Council.
GENrLEMEN:--The following communication was
received at this Office to-day: 20 =
OFProEoF CoLuMgys Gas LIGHT AND CoKE Co..
10 tie dty Clerk Of ths oity Of Columbus:
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the Columbus
Gas Light aud Coke Company held thisiday. the fol-
Resoived. That the stockholders Of the Columbus
Gas Light and Coke Company do hereby accept the
ordinance, passed BY the Council Of the city Of CO.
70 amend an ordinance TO provide for the lighting Of
the city Of Columbus with Cas- passed May H. 1850,
and do hereby accept the same. a.I
THEREFoRE. In accordance with section Of the
original ordinance. TO which the above described or
dinance is an amendment, we the undersigned Pres
ident and Directors Of said Company, under our
hands and the corporate seal OF said Company, do
hereby certify said acceptaton and consent to said
ordinance, passed February 22d, 1864. 5.
WIN. A. PLATT, President.
ID. W. DEsHLER, / ao Nalse--s - Il
JOHN +. BARTLIT, qi ~
p. AMBOs, SDireetors. -AAl
JOHN l.. GILL, tifssia- l0l&g0'l "a
JOHN MILLER, ] Is q ad'G j
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ore MotOSS SoveA tOtNS vANN-
Nc 0s q wAc&NcNNC ySNAAcM
wyA cave NXA Me "NNAs
7 which SNcsM IS Mesv to,
7tNwt Ns q veyMSNNcAN n9cyA
& % gvc0t vegNNNtOv oS
NE system.
NMMcBlIAOMs ABSTRACTS
oS Me- West NwA SowtM
MevC Mos, Sov 9 NoMg
tlMAe, SeCM wNNcM MccACA
On avtlcNe OS StOvNacM
Blttevs, wsNNcM, IS toASeM
iMVvOyNes AMNNtvt.es, NMA
~ Me- yNvOVev tNyS>c, NvC q
>sWve SNveSCMtNWs OS
B1zJoUs FeUer,
!, ..-;,s sFever and Hgue,
s9- .L5UeE Complaint,
8 .QyspePszo,
Indigestion,
Jaund5oe, i.o.
Kidney Complaints,
aMA ON &lscases oS q SlNN-
x\sAv MotN.vG.
'VMesC RNNtCvs
Nye coNAvOseA s. vave
uMANouscvSwA voots aWA
MexOs, OSSNNeM yNoAsC tSAGSN
NlGMAA WoMlc.
Dv. RONncN's
StowNMcM BvttCvs
osctMeNoovMoM'sSvAGMA.
5 Dv. RoNocM's
StoMMcM BNNtCvs
sowCtMCNoov vsN0vI WNaMW
Doctov's BINS.
Wv. RooucM's
.a StowANcM BySxCvs
I'VE No vlCM WNnM's SON-
oce nyAA GONASovt.
Dv. RoNacNs's
StowNNcM BxSNGvs
IiMwlgov0tCtMe uSGOAs oMa
? AeNvIvtntCA. a..ia ...i g9 ssuo,
Dv. 'RoNncM's Iia
u StowAn,.,cM BlNtCss
AvlNe ocNsnA vNsANMcMO\N
+ Ny>A NNNAse AySc eMloNA-
NNC. u se,I raf.o geH IS aso,3
a Dv. RoNNc&'s iia
StowNncM BlHtcvs
0vc Me- SoAAses's EveMA,
! OMvveveMtNMg DNNvvMeo,
4 DyscWtevN, NNeSAxxNN.
tsWN, exc. s.c g1 X s.,a +, s,4s.@sg
8 % these Bittsrs are put up in q'iort
bottles, of fwhich the above is a tac-
simile. 9he label is finely en-
81 graoed, and is provided loith a
3 safe guard from cotiptsrteiters.
Prics 81 per bottle, or siz for IS.
4 C.FiW. Pobock, proprietor, Gin,
to ,Dhon all orders should be od-
dressed. g4sina3
O6ioesarsd Mar,Jaotory, Nos, So
SIS, 90. and 69 East Third Street.
FOR SALE BY
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JOHN G. THOMPSON,
ISAAC EBERLY,
n. LANCER. - !

Thereport was adopted and the settlement referred
TO therein accepted BY the Council. ii
Mr.. Donaldson, Select COMMITTEES, 70 whom was re-
ferred the following amended resolution: iA
IesolUsd By khs Oity Council Of Columbus. That
tax up against the City Of Columbus ali costs and OK
penses arising for crawling on the west Third
street along the State House square, the samo Is
designated in the plat of said Third street on file in
the Office Of the City Clerk; sso5 4 !
Reported the same back and recommended It's
adoption. Mr.. Glenn moved 70 lay the resolution on
Yeas-Messrs. Armstrong, Buttles, Donaldson,
Qouty, Eberly. Failing. Jaeger, Patterson, Naghten.
Nsys-Ssssrs. Glenn. Graham. Wilson and Presi-
dent-4. t +.,.,,ffrr.r
ORDINANCES INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Donaldson introduced an ordinance 10 assess q
special tax on the real estate bounding on Third
street from State street to North street. which was
read the first time and, on suspension Of the rules,
read the second and third times. and passed.
Mr.. Eberly introduced an ordinance to amend an
nance TO provide for the lighting Of the city Of Coum
bus with gas, passed February 27d, 1854. Read the
first time, and referred TO Select committee Of one
MIR. Thompson. g 1.N iso
,r-A ORDINANCES READ THE SECOND TINE.
An ordinance for the reiefof John Creighton. .
An ordinance TO amend an ordinance entitled an
ordinance TO amend ordinance to provide for the
improvement Of streets, alleys and sidewalks, pass
cd Ang. II. 1851.
+ M ORDINANCES READ THE THIRD TINE.
The ordinance TO mako appropriations therein
named was read the third time, and referred to So
lect committee Of one--Mr. Thompson, who reported
the same back with certain amendments which were
agreed to. and the ordinance as amended was then
uaaaed. ..t .t.A 'I'IiaH
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LEAGUER's ODE. 49,.
Friends, we are ready, heroically ready.
To help the dear country out Of distress,
But give as q coutract-our muscle we'll freely
Use up TO relief her-of dollars and cents.
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Alshsush ~ denes ye.pils towo.l = lss = scu.s
4fficee> We do ]nisFsntee better stock and Work
thsn can b found IN this city. "a "a .s sf 4 a
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Mr.. Thompson, from the Select committee on
making settlement with the Portsmouth and Co
lumbus Turnpike Road Company North. submitted
the following report: 8 80 IN h OIL s75
To the CITY Council: ei ''at y
Your committee 10 whom was assigned the duty Of
making settlement with the Portsmouth and Co
lumbns Turnpike Road Company North, have had
the under consideration, and after full con-
ference with the officers Of said road, ask leave TO
make the following report:
lst. We find that there is about three-fourths of
one mile Of said road taken into the City limits by
the recent extension Of said City limits.
I'd. We have appraised the said three-f -fourths Of
one mile Of said road at fourteen hundred dollars.
Sd. The officers Of said Portsmouth and Columbus
Turnpike Road North agree to take the said ap-
reefourths Of one mile Of said road taken into the
said City limits, .g. .IGe
4th. We, your committee, recommend that this
same be binding on the City Of Columbus and said
Turnpike COMPANY. frtfff
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4hn cOwHos ~ commerce says OF the
Chase Circular that when it is remembered
that men have been banished from the
country, have ebeenimprisoned in fortresses,
have been persecuted and afflicted, for no
more severe treatment Of Mr.. Lincoln's
policy and Administration than is now
commenced by the friends Of Mr.. Chase.
we may well believe that times are chang
ing, and that the people viii think for
themselves.
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BOOT & SHOE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
will find itthe best article known
for Cementing the Channels, as
itworks without delay. Is not af-
fected by any change Of temper
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i .
What may seem almost Incredible, is, that many
diseases hitherto considered hopeessly incdable are
frequently cured in q few days or weeks and we
cheerfully invite the Investigation Of the liberal
minded and scientific TO which have no paral-
lei at the present day. sar
Our medicine Is peculiar; by It the seat Of any
stored.
Those who have suffered long from painful and OBJ
stinate diseases Those who have yainly sought re-
lief from advertised medicines; Those who cannot
be cured by other physicians
Are Invited to Use Constitution Life
syrup.
During the past FIVE years we have contended with
obstacles and overcome opposition as herculean as
were ever encountered by any reformers.
RAPIDITY OF CURE.
Some say, Your cures are too quick while 9TH
doubt their permanence, and think that diseases
can only be cured by the slow recuperatiye process
Of Nature" .as.a s...
This is our reply: In health. the body. like well
balanced scale, is in q state Of Equilibrium. But
when, from any cause down goes one side Of the
scales we have the effects Of disease What is requi
site is. TO restore the normal balance Of the scale.
Z. ;. ~ I
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To Indianapolis Direct without
b .s5, e,a a Change Of Cars.
Winter Arrangement.
( 9 I, 'I Columbus I
INDIANAPOLIS r. r. LINE,
For Urbana, springfield,. Dayton, Pi.
qua, Riehmond x Indianapolis.

Through to Indianapolis
o WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
and but one change TO Louisville, st. Louis and
80 + TTIl .lIicI Chicago. ltS@
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Broken Down and Delicate Constitu.
l,sry-0r nf cft1f tiOuss F F1It4

Suffering from Indiposition to Exertion, Pain in
calamity Fear Of Disease, bimness Of Vision, Dry,
Hot Skin and Extremities, Want Of Sleep, Rest
lessness, Pale Haggard Countenance, and Lassitude
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l.sls3,iis,ass ana III; ssrsss,' ',,1, ~

| The baS 1iIs5s,D &c tfsesp0n deab Oh the
New York; Ertbesywrites Afho brs
1.-THE NEWiAffBfE NrRA ooSFfsoATioN ACT.
"There is go6t deal 1fofr 1eshng in the
lIoYss ueonp .ihiiss1 1apsy eyBiIE Which gpss A.
greal,deal iursheB than thes Presidn b acoIli
hersplatsth orbapproued by lhe, last Gs'hg gsess,
but no dodbr aow; aif orisfote' be reaot,oted
he viii airhp5revs Any, ,fhipgh The ep4Jsct In
this bill is to epeR "A 3ht4qgs,,gaB fs1for plum
den, lomdhs Rstqrnao 70 the Rio Grand6.--
The oTpinal etgeat OF fsthslwar, stheoGD nien,i
&C., are all passing iuto pfunder, splundef4L
now iaha piundef ~ The ihaiana lands afe
pOw-all used up, aid henGe tie sfri,e ioGrS the
SoutesEp 4ands." EY a o1 Tea
lfieW seems ID be sfamsf how@bY
two classes-one dssfing u ffse .sbs sIhesS g.
npd The other 10 Steal spl s,r9h sITaEe out
those sossaHahxs, and it wosld step tha
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bn his entrance into prison, by taking the
hoE Tsg9si'iSaeq !, - 9 I1si . qVisIgp sligg
hG Etst otfis cspnsS I snclf VIZ rs ds
Sire, he has most signaliy iaiied. ana it is
kuo*n that hefisspo Hisans poyular. among
them; ''oastle sgutrarys quite the SEcSeIse "
birG.sht'fss SSt, Jaw b6asd brosd ehes,ed
san de nsitea, big WI Skered, ,laIespsh aacRNVg
rnah. win arms swinging Se the wIhsssi
4 wina;nii N ne dolruns. tie. basfaeqliy.
ed Considerable quantity 4 tdisjoihteJ IN.
iormation ea a.yatiety al topics Ssslails-pas
turing in tie literary 6slds oi Yaukecland.
Knowing III le, OF every thing and, net
much gt sdetting has made, ,kAfestsshtsh- q
ksr and really adhefanto or all The islns pecu
liar 10 his section. lie does not, it is said
believe iR dGod or Deyil, whichis not at
aii wonder'u, consid tipg the locality from
1vsicYlheAsiA. Gensrh vi organ said To-
Sheight ihihis ntervicsa with that 'ihditidu.H :
al, that it was his wish to ameliorste The
coqdi iop ofsj~ths, ,prksnGJs, ysEoRS bands,
and he wSuIhsdo SO is .ar ssiaysiS Ss Ibk1
orSdeset 5thA act that sousaG}t kiI oeb hi u
had been Tied up by heir thumbs and sub
jeced 10 other crueItiesAbhoren. 10 human
.''~'a' 'oi eHS0o'Oi iS " Ss-"PV' H0 'h
tervieW between the two seemed to he mu
tasiiS saSsS-ec.of " - -trep skeietikve hase'
drsTn siStfs,ghs pfesehts lhatSthdlviapai
IN an iFaqfsIies sttisais y g Ass snl VI h9ssa
sef To biams or it. ARo' the officers in the
i,;.oey cannot be placsd 70 he ZANE ca a'eSh.,
~ as tlpSS ypuid . sI Il 6fy
c0tid,y ThsFe dsrs snilny y hsiRl srs9Rss o.
ec ucasisa snd b ttlaeiheat abb WAS. s'radtr
titftrehs sta 40 faTtsS sN51'd dispksyithcSe
aiudi!cr fffpsi$es that dlsnf'y Gnd;sforn hu
man nature eyeH N It's sihfaa 'qfPiaSed state
,lhFen III These iaSlegn otH'eS rs may readily
iiforcelSe inat there ss ssieh ihlng as passaa
aS ss'oa nnah oeing s'inovea sGtd' ssSiaeed ,oy
Ts @ de sasaS hafa,y GiIy enc ~ ~ t'taf
i're re 5uprnT9S'offSse' rnS ARs besn 9p
era,sa seA we sen ssaRlan qeac Issnps
|, sFSstsE E'neth'Soft'S os!ale prisoners ssefas'
td grained at the VISIT Of Morgan ADD sata
ptessea sFshe personal eSerIeince So dilfers;
sHt i roy wha1 theiF imasFnatiqls fal asRlf
Iea' 'hs 20 tASReiapsk rSeSFs S3p5eSsea hhe
'ni9st' uRiuaapueq aelSat AZ SsGinsrthe .asot-
'lte son ottasG1own sotatoar if ley exp essed
hen'seiFes ogehiy pot; oittS as delis .t9
see hip Out drirnted ais1 l5f lt5hat he fs ad esca
E4ReslysI .s9'Ps e The .sxPrsssisas. .pslier by
Tile oMen spsky slae ekees edtetleaa the dtciitf
dtSaIE sSa t9n Oh their W eolsqi putpss eSs.s
patf1oN;9 baNhsththg cS0ht slepfess1tiei ex
ass'hatos Ssi ~ ,ssnii's y. see4,n ' 10 c
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Jos. Msye;5 MAY or Of RichurJndy a ttihg tAaE
lliiaiRSt gSelA i. A. Aistans Mr.yB q rtice, M.
c-sEqm keaiAcky apd ataplipbsf ? "a p'RhestFf, Rhestf,,
paid visit TO the Libby Prison, wheEss ani
opeeftuaity was sffosdedp them ofsnspeoting
tifst sMtnBus receptacle ofdUBion sen ntitnehW
and thnsg party Who gave it 'vftalitye.A 4hese
in ngaand npnbsEs .llpol Up considerably over
q ltSousaads~-an aggregate tatticientnto o make,
assssoss respectable setimenti so; dar as mere
numbers are concerned. .Geaefai3 Morgan
snd party arrived az The Rrisoh aboft II
o'closk. eeen nysk.ipg y q. l.AslTg Agv gisheh kgSYn,
we're iihhas6 ratefT Tc6hducHedt tph tbtf Tn-
spgcsfonss nGefls sM5rynEi ps, drfiyfpgii igP
stairs, where, lEs a ddS cfnh
grsgatsss mas sifnal alediate iesn1 1lf ed infp.
tasHptesehcs OF tnetap tlroroe jhssl lAsiae syi,s
dubfsfAysntho swhilohfs fslhsui isni 4iaaE rals
NeSl4JcN. vEH.s .sitfJd ,ptioslsJeg sEest
Morgan o5bseSved:: With. ..SSpe Jtf8 ipi4i
hiase,Jsss srs svhsahs sha asa q, d,is' la ssResf
s,sw ,aIaaIi Iihappysansse yisshsEsile Tsoeast,fFo
] stSsid sAy slg,cs You aTelhete deam hafPF
tiysta F8h t6d Wig ssswea I.s'w BOWS .n8 uraE
astutMsf,ssss M u and ell fts a. caffHs IL h,ss
aidre1aishs n .ack U repld, withont appsrF.
ent embarrassment General MmgandI Isen
Ss.,'I..s is., aa saG s5S a|B ;s1 ssi
did am pleasedstsss4N glfs.aiJ Mfe. - ING
he TWO, dAbHss ste Aprssssss et1which Dow
pie sea slis I f NJ y y
had tltidark9gesR material change 5pfstasy ybtt II
trYiu~itc last few tnentfsss
Gshehl Morgan also. bad .an aih FlfbF
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'Da'iFyy7 IT, $. Mail I.

E.g 2AGcTzs ~ Tsi.TTEzs
I g1hLoJ iicei AI--Ir Ko Ml-ihios n23G ov2.
,ncApIz TO WHEELING d
And TH-IW ee4Jyqit from Cadiz to )
bus zjbSt3ClaiespilIea3 I'd ,sihs0
THEIsubscriber would srsspe ctfully inform
/ l. the travelling community tina tyThe is run !.
ming 'thcU. 8. Mail Hack Lily from Gadizfo
WheelinganndJtaat one 2 fs bis spiendid backr
viii viii leaysl Wheeling yalpd Cndiz every morn
ing, ,nt IA. NJ, and 'cunfiect With the cars al
bofhp places. ssths hacks are einew, lhisl feasas
coed and his dryers, sare fuiand attentiNe.7,
he hopes, to receive fhe, pstroha gcof the trav
ehiRg fPubIief as he miil ehdessorIto serii
thsFIpatrensge JbS lssrioto attention 70 theft
wants.
: Fare from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadia7 "a
Wheeling At25TEd thesroaad .Tip only $500
/ He isaise fugninga nesv Hack between Ca
diz and ST. Clairsvflte, iea4ing' ACadiz every
Mond ag, Wednesdayj stind IFridsy mornings
ma ssmfdsy mSfnnss mn fasrfcaihaat attahsiSs asS
paid to carrying Express packagesaGEtI I 30
f-rgo9 adj Livery Stable NJ,
I He has a 80 in, Cadiz as good Livery Sta
bieas'theIe Is in the country 1Bdggies,a q CAT J
riages, Horses sac 10 bechad faE, times,- n
TraveEersl either arriving On tine ears cer in the
hack, cstt be itdiserft 10 my point they may. de-
sire. Terms rea sonable5 -gYAH q wv
/ WILLIAM L. HOUSER.
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RAILRoApo. SALE.

FSssii GaFssli & sass nnd.ai2a EG u
Pennsylvania Railroad Com IN the Cont
Pnny, zHT dRA.. Of Coiamon
W, iPieas, haTiI-
The sgaeFviFe ait3 IndiauHl soRg rcrniyt
kSni!fnd Ctmaafli and J-Temkl OlftA j Y
ph Wilbur. and Henry NJ Al
txsHlssnfsashFsbahs ssbgsDIAT03Rig 4
y ipgasaaBoa n, 10 .he Ilst aais nS n IbAs lgauss
n yOsde Itr csaieo iastsaS vbe ~ Ne 'tfi
lstiaaa sRatgVsd-ste pny hs.SnosHs asqtir
ajpett iehs due sRiea 10 tthVt aAgsi % e4aRs aSs
Trustees OF he frat mortgage, and alssb tasT
pgs;pt dSf ,Slsyl es 4Tsiess II 'sf Secfsa
norfs age OF said Company, aud - obedlenee
to an ofdtt pf sute lssfed Qua ott0d cettt ON y
ted siSrl tGtht day a6I jsnhafy11 ssh tNShf
eiierat ruslie rsals, yap theTirbnt door ietF
CourU liosse2 ia't4 IA! "a sdt .oir5 to sss1
e Steubenyille; 0hie,E { gt
the plrce designated in the decree for sale |
hpd hetweea tse,houTs ofl twelYs O'clock, noon
and three O'Clock, p. m. ,,ot the. sis =. tyCV sut
.7ih pay OF February, 1864,
~ rfsa ! s e. e5tldsr1isc cssE lie 'SRiirSpPfups
Prtv aHi road Of the Stenbenviie aud indiana
Ritcadri isp,q2py.x ,l4iag, = itGs, ,lhe ,lgYqSpNt
Siss4bas Vi, u, and TSRar< and hftyBt'l ihe,t
kargy spl, ,iha,hFaleb ol ,slh .pNtg'Eo'N cclRtEI
spactipn y lhe LEVIN 81 casiz, ,plepSii iSu
rights ofeway,hsld oEf csptrs va t'ri hE e. vi
(.
ppoal side uacitf, tnrnogtat depot sE E9a IA ana II
buildi lgs thereon and spp,rtairina theretRsiG7,b
clrdng also as part Of said premises, AT ma |
rhine shops, trH5ab bies, W. irrss 'onSe
hons cs! orsahl lands ussa in epcraNRg sasdN
road aps hAla hy 1ks;s;0maany tosthItphTpoA!l "
hrSd all the engines, locomctiv cs, cars mach'-
pfTy, oss6 and MI 9.he[PrGgssItS g2epJP 6pPsqrid
ionqpg,ln SAID SCp5iphif a mad all, ,othet:s bS !
franehises, ariIhls ana o. A pt SAN Sie4e
tchvfiIo and 'lhdianS RdIlrosI 90 gIpPh 3SA
hnder the laws OF the State of O'iio, are sub
iecC 70 iujjcin saie. and may. pass hereby -
hndh nSkie hdsshle. He thTpf k&disas1
wa IA IlFaakesthfe adj ixalress kJo5ghasn9.
htNt rtenant thereto, will he sold entire; but the
lossssetlyes, cars, IgQlns SOCK and perspgAali
property moi attached QI sail c9ppa qgpg wii ba4
rold seperaieIy. and 10 dSoiid sacrifice al not
less 4irdav q qIlg,4ta RS sppiaSc4r Sauc
The amonnt of tirst mortgage lien $2,37S 335
IasstPspsl Of lsfsfSpsd ssFissee " tsea l'si'rYp
S3Gg2 ,7f6i
Fhe tartisf sale viii beIessht b9f The par-y !
chaser ma post ZEN pct 'cent7ef lie above
sum, s8e9,Woqon the' day at bale y with FhSh \
ks l. .Jeyelt. the Receiver OF tieal fbGd,std he
torluYAsd Al tose the amount OF his bid ls NOT
made good at the lime OF the return Of the
O'0se a9 T~ ''F'' I II r.$.ta.M1GeA-L
Special Master Commissioner.
Jan l3, lSGi-tt "
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/ A writer IA tLe tiatinhah G1zt,tS oppo-
kes the re-nomination of Mr. Lincoln and
naaiiisAs ip his ssteaa~ on a5o,96sn SfTndiana
But is 1t not "disloyal". to oppos4 "tle Gov
ernment ,iTGtdEis site TEsaipd fld The
government BE careful or a BaStiIe will
be IeW deem. sss571a sd srods lgon ,0O
! The GeBmanlra1eals are also showing a.
most bitter hostility to ti1sae-eiestFon OF Mr..
Lincoln, But LEey vii no, be beeled, hey
wereausei, 'aattsred, sajolea lof a'p pu' pesEsand
ibaopw pose bsifg asrsmpjsheth aheyA gau
be uncereiaenionflys discarded sn uthsse roll i
cal .Gppnsels, tor. iuture plunder. These
Geitiahs prefef' Fremont.
I The shodiy cpntrsturss are. toe shafpland
numerous 1i6f an shtlr oppositioh.e' They-
bgast that II .Fas liey .w wh1 carried All ttig,
SUPPOSED dGnbtlu| States, last year, and that,
they will not sbe hdsfeasi sin dtheT yewa
househods ~ GVss3D 30 ha10 vanki y rntart0.