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INTEMPERANcE.

Use the Pills in Alternative doses for a long time
or until the organ is aroused. Inermtting the use
Of the Pills now and then, is the best plan.
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irhey are a Family Pill.

Any one who is 80 unfortunate as to eat too much
may save himself a fit Of Apoplexy or other serious
consequences, by Immediately taking Pill ..,.
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Fity-Sixth General Assembly of Ohio
EcoNp SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE. rr.
DIS. COUNTIES. SENATORS.
(Benj. Eggleson.'
1st- Hamilton. }ThOs. ii. WhetstOnc.'
Oosnua III. Bates.
2d-Warren and Butler. H q. McBu ney.
3d-Mon ,mery and Pi eblc. Lewis B. Gunckel.'
4th-Brown and >'lermont. James Louden
5th-Gre ne, Clinton, ETC.. John y. Patton.
6th-Ross and Highland. lob Il. Stevenson.
7th- Adams, SciOtO, etc. I'D Jshn 4. Wilson.
8th-Lawrence, Gallia, etc. Henry 5. Neal.
9th Fairfield Athens, etc. John NJ. Connell.
lOth-Franll lin and Pckaway. Geo. L.. C0RUeTse:s
llth-Champaign, Clarke, eteS Anson 7. Howard.
l2th-Darke, Miami, etc. ......J jonathan Cranor.
l4th-W ashineton, Morgan. .etcWm. +. Curtis.
l6th-Licking and Delaware. Jas. X. Stanbery.
l7&2S-Knox, Wayne, etc.. Joseph Z. Devin.
lStb-Coshocton n Tuscara wasW ilham Stanton.
l9th--Monroe and Guernsey. John d. O'C0anor.'
20th--Harris0n and Belmont. John q. Jamis0n.
2lst-Stark and Carroll. ....... Henry 3. Martin. :,
22d Jefferson & COlumbiana. Norman X. M 'Kenzie.
23d -Mahonng Trumbull. Eben Newton.
24th-Ashtabula, Lake, etc.. VIM. Q. Howells
25th-CuyahOga. a............,.. Samuel Williamson.
2eth-Portage and summit. .Alphonso Hart.
27th-Medlna and Lorsin..... :. HnmphreyNlle. =
29th-R Richand aad Ashland. .lsaa' Gass.
90th-Huron, Erie, etc..........Ered Wiesham.
3lst-Senaca. Crawford, ETC.. WiNidn1 Lang.
32d = Williams, Auglage, etc. .Meredtth e. Wttett.
Sd-Lucas. HancocB. etc......Jam $. U. hall.
Republicans .........................-...
Republicans in Roman; Democrats in Ndtic.
Those marked thus we're members Of the last
Legislature.
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For Literary Men,

And q box should always be kept in the house. Th'
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STUDENTS, Delicate Females; and all persons o.
sedentary habits, they are invaluable as a.LAXA.
TIVE, improving the Appetite, giving TON L ant
VIG0R to the Digestive organs, and restoring thu
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
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They Never Fail

In removing NAUSEA and HEADACHE, to which
FEMALES are so subject.
Liver compIaint--Torpid Liver
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DIR. r. A. Will SONS
TONIC, CATHARTIC,
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC And HEADACHE
PILLS.
AS sAToNIc,
For Dyspepsia,

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Melancholia in its most aggravated form-these Pills
are confidently recommended as sure cure, II per-
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The peculiar taint OF
infection which VIC call
ScRoFULA turks in
the, constitutions o
multitudcs of men. L.
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feobled, virintcd sta.e
! of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in.
/ competent to sustain
1.-THE vital forces in their
| vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulOus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
MILITARY ARRANGEmENTs..

II SOLOmDOo5 APth 1OOos
I. The remains of Abraham Lincoln,
Hate President of the United States, will
iarrive in the city of Columbus, o., at 7:30
So'clock A. M. Saturday, the 10th inst, at the
aUnion Depot.
II. The funeral escort will consist of the
8SSth O. V. Infantry.
4 III. Officers of the army not on duty
( with troops are respectfully invited to par
Iticipate I'm the obsequies. They willreport
4 to Major James Van Voast. 18th us, In
sfantry, at headquarters, Tod Barracks, at
E6 O'Clock A. M. Saturday.
4 ". Detachments of the army and vol
1unteer organizations, not on duty with the
escort, will be assigned positions on appli-
scation to Capt, L. Nichols, Tod Barracks
They will appear with side arms only, and
Twill report at 6 o'clock A. M. Saturday.
\ v. All military officers to be In uniform
( and with side arms. The usual badge oil
mourning will beworn on the left-arm and
lswor1 hilt.s OF
sentrance gate, all who are not In line OF
! sprocession, will form after the left OF the
apro ocession has entered the Capitol SQUARE,
Hin two ranks on the outside of square fence,
lon High street, running North to Broad,
aSouth to State, thence East on Broad and
5State streets, for extent. They will enter
West gate four abreast in regular order, by
tinward march of each rank, AND IN. NO
sOTHER Way Is desired to pass al
Through the Capitol and in order to accom-
modate each person, the public must pre-
serve order and follow programme as adopt
led. A sufficient guard, composed of the
.lsth U. S. Infantry, will be stationed at the
depot to prevent any delay or confusion in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29

We change the scene now to Waterloo in
s the latter part of the battle between the
armies of Napoleon and Wellington. The
morning wechoose was the one in which
I the Imperial Guard of the Emperor threw
themselves between the advancing Prussian
forces and the English army, to prevent
their Joining their forces. Henry Werder,
at the head of his regiment, felt his heart
1throb with intense excitement, as the two
Immediate columns, the flower ofthe French
sarmy, advanced upon the English troops
Zrhey came on in silence, until within range
5of the batteries prepared to receive them |;
then q terrific discharge, seeming to rend
heaven and earth, scattering death among
their ranks. Still these veterans adyanced|
iThehono of their nation was In peril; they
could die, but not turn before the enemy |;
'auother discharge of the Prussian troops,
lwho had been rapidly lynearing the scenes of
'action, then lashed amongst them. The
.Garde Imperiale de Napoleon was utterly
One exultant ntshouttwasyrais
led by the allied armies, as this fearful crisis
swas decided in their favor. ~ pfo 4 ,',a
But where, in the moment Of victory, was
Henry? Stretched upon the field. his head
supported by his fellow officer, Frederick
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|QDbio. State,s31l,nt|,a;,rr, 31,t|,;,r
OBsEQUIES
OF
PRESIDENT LINCOLN
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

n The Funeral Train will be due at 7:3
"a. M.
q On arrival, the remains, with the Escoi
sCommittee accompanying, will be receive
Cat the depot, and from thence escorted t
1.-THE Capitol by military andcivic procession
Munder Chief Marshal Major John w. Skile
bells being tolled during movement c
SSzthe procession.
q AT front gate of Capitol Square, the re
Smains will be taken, In charge of the PA
zBearers, to the center of the rotunda, wher
Mthey will be in state until o'clock p. M
Nunder Guard of Honor. ).
q The. west door, OF tn Capitol will b
Nthrown open for e,ltraace7the north ant
gsouth doors for exi, the east door remain
ling closed. - 'i)i r'-, OBJ nI{
u The procession passing through, all will
$be given opportunity to pay their last trit
&bute of respect. .-Fg r7r.5.rlr .tsg
a All gentlemen, upon entering the Capitol,
Awill remove their hats, and remain uncov-
slered until they pass ezit doors.
q No ono will be allowed to stop or remain
slwithin the rotunda or halls.
a After the procession shall have passed
Athrough the Capitol, the public will be adj
Enthusiastically observing the regulations
eabove stated. Iwl HfE.r
4 At six o'clock P. NJ, the Capitol will be
Aclosed.
ame re,a,s WiSaa S nsoo,t S GolirS;IH az
d ;.; pn;n;ying, mili pe % eso1r.eS ~ ,l..aly
Mo; oSU IohP Pp1oSsH NV ue the Tel hO "Isaa haa
oti tIiou " d'n;n " Sro of tho ueno
ceasier oesIe 'oiieu uuiins movement u 'n' pio
q a. o.aop M d;roa h7, con,n Tbon,os
pS az 10Y E.at M, 1ag u,age ry lamp Aholhas
lDa1t, u, SasI onn;.t neraaug. oro;so, =, ro,+
ranrood a.. 1 m7 "ppiopiia'e eAoioiS0' oii East
I0o IIt p,ororb,, Pow NJ cood,uin
oJ os' unayefoy th usos. ,; p,. ooou"ih'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29

Frederick was mistaken. Henry'was not
dead--he had only fainted.- Some hours
afterward he was lying oniaJ hospital bed in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29

81 This Company Is organized under the General In
Insurance Laws Of Ohio, and the applicant for a poll
Icy may readily satisfy himself of the responsblit,
of the Company. by application to any of the officer
S3genilemen, to whom we have authority to refer:
EH9n. WIN. DENNlSoN. Postmaster General
ICel. JAMES il. GOLDMAN, Auditor of State, Go
scHAU%SSiaYY YIN n. oIps. Attorney General. Colum
81 bus. Ohio. o -''
SIM9N SJ 4 e GEBAARr 4 Ri AIS
NTiE6. +. XUtGHEY, President Ind. National
ggHhAAREItES AEIEE W09RN y0lNG Terrs Hspte NJ Ind
saDANIEL APPLEGATE.. ........ GAINESVILLE, %
AGol, GEORGE McCOOK...... .Steubenville,
ar. ". MOoS. .'....................S Sandusky,
a This mode of Insurance is preferable to Life In.
urance, for the that it is much cheaper and
sag'ves weekly compensation in case of disability
arising from any accident whatever, such as broken
3bones rnptured tendons, sprains concussons brus-
les. cuts, stabs, gunshot wounds, burns and scalds
dqnprov9ked assaults by burglars, robbers or ,mur-
derers bites of dogs the action Of lightning the eff
ects of explosions, drowning, any other class Of
Accidents, whether they in travelling by rail.
road steamboat stage coach, walking in the street
Sor at work in the shops, whether riding beating
lhunting, fishing, shooting, swimming, surveying, en-
gineerng, and every variety of circumstances in
(Which men are ordinarily placed.
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obligations referred to above, are at liberty to md
new homes wherever they can obtain proper employ
ment sbnt they will not be suPportea by the govern
ment, by their former masters Unless they work
VI. twill be LETT 10 the employer and servant to
agree upon the wages to be paid; but freedmen are
advised that for the present season they. ought 70
expect only moderate wages and where their en-
pioyers cannot pay them money, they ought to be
contented with fair share in the crops TO be IiScd
They have gained their personal freedom BY in
dustry and good conduct they may rise to indePen-
dence and even wealth. .-... -
ted to give publicity these rules and 10 instruct
the freed people as to their new rights and obiga-
tons
VIII, All officers of the Army, and ofth county
police companies, are authorized and required 10
correct any violation Of the above rules within their
jurisdiction.
TX Each District commander will appoint IL
perintendent of freedmen, "a commissioned othcer,)
with suclrnnmber of assistants Officers and non-
commissioned oficers) as may be necessary, whose
duty it will be to take charge Of all the freed people
in his District, who without homes proper
employment. The superintendent will send back
to their homes all who have left them in violation of
the above rules, and will endeavor TO find homes
and suitable employment for all others They will
provide suitable camps or quarters for such n
not be otherwise provided for and attend 10 their
discipline, police, subsistence. &C.
X. The superiptendenS will kear all complaints
of guardians wards, and report the facts their
District comma nders, who are authorized to dissolve
the existing relations of guardian and ward in any
which may seem to require it, and to direct the
superintendent TO otherwise provide for the wards,
in accordance with the above rules.
, BY command of Major General Schoield:
j. a. CAMPBELL,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official: FnEDoK ANDERSON, 1t. Il A. a. &.
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OBS ERVE THIS.

Some time since raids were made upon different
deposits of Goods belonging to US, in own pri-
right by different parties of our returned SOL
diers. they being under the Impression that the
goods belonged to the Confederate authorities We
have informed the parties who took them that they
were private property, and many of them promptly
returned what they Asd taken. Others have failed
TO do so, and this notice is for their benefit. We
have their names, and now warn them that unless
hey bring in the goods in their possession without
celay, the< expect to be dealt with very
~. We will add for their Information that in Yio-
tently taking possession of our goods and appro-
priating them to their own use they have laid them
selves liable to prosecution ia the Courts and have
sorfeited their paroles.
YOUNG, WRISTON ORR
Charlotte, May %. 1865. St
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HeadQuarlers,S
Departmental North carolina.
II I,L,u NJ - Ill o. lAEE

., DPDHTIWeHIy worm 'HTOtthd,
RALEIGH, N. G., April 81 1865. \
General Orders No 81.
The commanding General has the great sati.iac.
ton Of announcing TO TIE Army and TO the Peoyr
Of North Carolina that hostliIies within this Stale
have definitely ceased; that for usihe war Is ended
and it is hoped that peace will soon be restored
throughout orr country
1t is the duty of all to cultivate friendly ren.
tions with the same zeal which has characterize
our conduct of the war, that the blessings OF
peace, and material prosperity may be speedily r..
stored TO the entire country. 1t il confidently lr
lieved and expected, that the troops Ut this ARM
and the people ofNorth Carolina will cordially uniH
III honest endeavors 10 accomplish this great end
All good and peaceable citizens will be protected
and treated with Kindness while those who disGuh
the peace, violate the laws, will be puni.hrd Via
the severity of martial law.
The troops will be distributed so ms best 60 yeruv
the interests of the United States Govgnmcni art
protect the people, until civil government can III
established in harmony with The Constitution EGi
idws of the United States. The most perfect du,1
line and good conduct are enjoned upon all ohm
and soldiers, aud cordial support upon all gooGda.
zens.
All who are peaceAbly disposed are invited tor.
turn TO their homes, and resume their indu,rn
pursuits. Such as have been deprived Of their an
mails and wagons b. the hostile aErnies will be ten
Porarily supplied, far As practicable upon apDL
cation TO the nearest Provost Marshal, by. loaast
the captured property ia possession Of the Quarter
masters Department. The needy will also be SUP
piled, for the lime being, with subsistence stOuI
from the COmmissary Department
ltswill be left TO the judicial Department ofhI
Government TO punish those political leaders S@
are responsible for secession, rebellion aud cIi
war, with all its horrors. Between the GUvrrBwta
OF the United States and the people Of North Ca''
lima there is peace.
BY command OF MAJOR GENERAL ScuoVIELp.
e. j. A. CAMPBELL,
- Issisfrnt .4djutGnt GcH"s.
Ohcial--Henry A. Hale, A.sA. Genl.
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"a CAR ID.

DRS. w. ". & r.. X GREGORY beg leave to
announce the ciiizens of Charlotte and the sur
rounding country that they have resumed heir Prac
tice, and may be found at their Office residence
at all hours. wheE not professionally engaged. i.
They hope by determ nation 10 devote all their
time and energies assiduously to their profession, to
enjoy deservedly the confidence of, the people and
attract large portion of their patronage as has
been awarded to them heretofore go @...
B-They will receive fewsStudents, to whom
especial attention will be given and every effort
made to prepare them for College.
Nav - 1865 ct .t... -.
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Headquarters Post,
CHARLOTTE, n. G., May /;

Post Orders No. /.
Pursuant to Special Order No.T6, Headquarters
lst Div. 23d &C. take command of this Post.
lit will be ny aim to good order and
cleanliness in the city and to afford to the inhabi
tant> tBAtdegree of protection due TO loyal citizens
and will require from them tic pect towards all
United States troops due from loyal people
1.-THE city will be thoroughly policed rs speedi-
lyAs possible, and all residents are required at once
to thoroughly. police their premises. Any rubbage
ofl placed the streets near the sewers will be
hauled. away each, Saturday by teams sent by me-
where residents have teams for that purpose
III.-AH places of business, not military, will be
kept closed Sundays, and will be closed each
other day at o'clock p, NJ. No liquors will be al
lowed to be sold.
. All persons having in their possession under
their control any arms or property belonging 10 the
late insurgent army or Government, will report the
same to Lieut.. IL. Lillibrdge Mt Depot.
1T.-The following appointments are announced:
lst Lieut. Horace Il. Abbott, Adjutant ls0th 0. "
l.. rs Post Adjutant
lst Lieut. Andrew Smith, lsoth O. H. as Post
Provost Marshal.
LIST Lieut. Harlan T. Walker, Reg. Dana ls0th O.
Y. l., as Post Quartermastcr. ....
by command of WILLARD WARNER, Col. .8otb o.
V. l., Commanding Post.
II. R. ABBOTT.
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HEADQUARTERS, J
lst DiUision 23d 'Arn'y Corps,
CHARLOTTE, n. e., May Il, 1865 J

1@ LtCLSNH ION army IOTDS,
CHARLOTTE, N. g., May II, 1865.
Special Orders No. 76.]
l-Coloncl WILLARD WARNER, l8Oth Ohio Vol.
Unfit, is hereby appointed Post Commandant Char
lotte His Regiment will constitute the Post Garr-
son.
Col. Warner will enter upon his duties Post
Commander at once and will make suitable regula-
lions for the proper Police and good order.of the
Town, and will appoint Post Adjutant, Quarter
master and Provost Marshal.
. II-No Suiler Purveyor will be allowed to
trade or have n place of business outside Of the
Brigade Camp of the Brigade to which he belongs.
The Post Comma ndant at Charlotte will see that
all Suffers and PurveyQrs now in the town join their
command. accordingly, and that none hereafter
permitted to open places of business Suffers or
Purveyors within the town.
III Lieut.. HMRY LILLIDRIDGE. a. }. Q. N. Sd
Brigade is ereby assigned the duty OF collecting
and shipping at .his point, all public property late
ly in possession of the rebel authorities, which
listing orders orders hereafter require TO be ship
ped. This duty he will perform in addition to his
duties as Brigade Quartermastcr.
All persons having in their possession any pro-
perry lately held by the rebel authorities will report
the same to Lieut.. Lilnbrdge, 4. A. @. NJ.
By command of Bv't. Maj. Gen. THos, H. RrGER,
- HENRY A. HALE.
FAINT \ 4 Ganl
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STOLE ~.

Taken from the subscriber on Wednesday last,
tn 9th inst, MULE marked L. s. and blind in
The right eve. The Mule had been taken from
Charlotte on Tuesday and had been recovered and
was the way back when he SEIZED by Il
couple of soldiers about 10 miles from, this place.
If the Mule is returned questions will be asked,
but if not the names Of the party who have him will
be pubished~ JOHN NJ. HOWE.
Charlotte, May Is, 1865. pd
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

take pleasure in informing the patrons of iny
school, that have associated with me in Teaching.
Mr. A. BURWELL, A b..
There vet renain six weeks Of the Session, during
which time shall teach in the Male Academy
building. New pdpils will be received.
For terms apply to Mr BuSwcil myself
r. Ii. GRIFFITH, a. N.
May 90, 1865 If