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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-28
Dyspepsia and Fits.

FITS-A Sure Cure for these distressing CON-
-plaints is now made known in Treat
FITS Use on Foreign and Native Herbal prepar
,,,~ -ations. published by DR.. o. PHELPS
FITS-BR0WN. The prescription was furnish
ed him in such providential manner that
FITS-he cannot csnscientiousy refuse to make
p lit known. as it'hss cured everybody who
FITS-has used it, never having failed ma single
- ease. 1t is equally sure in cases Of FITS as
FITS-of Dyspepsia, and the ingredients may be
obtained from any Druggist. Sent free
FITS-to all on receipt of five cents to pre- pay
postage, &c. Address DIR. o. PHELPS
FITS-BR0WN, No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City.
N. j. tfeb2O.d6t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-28
GREAT POPULAR Liam OF THE PEOPLE.

GREAT POPULAR LEAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than saoo.oOooOo remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed Of within the next 50 orso days.
when the notes will undoubtedly command premi-
um, as tas uniformly been the case on closing the
subscriptions to other Loans. -"-
In order that citizens of every town and section Of
thecOuntry may be afforded fac lites for taking the
loan the National Banks. State Banks. and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par Subscribers
will select their own agents. in whom they have
fdence and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PARddelpAia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the
FirstNational Bank of Columbus.
Franklin Nat'nI Sc &"
National Exchange Bank I"
febll-d6W3moin
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-28

Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptiOn.-
Thisis ~ .t ttc.E - ,u
'lnrE ONLY LOAN HTN TnAnHxDT
now offered by the Government, and IL isconfdent-
~ expected that its superior advantages will make
., =, rF-of~ft
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Merchant Tailoring,

rtALL ON ROSE q BEEN, NORTH
" east corner Of High and Town streetss for your
Ciothinr where you can gst good fits. good quality
Of Goods, aad al vsrYi iop prtees.
fsbss.tibjsnf, ss I0'a3Lt sipl
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
HIS PIPE BEARER AT THE BATTLE
Or WA TERLOO.

Old Field Marshal DucLer VS. particularly /
fond of three things-a glass of wine, game of
cards, aad pipe of tobacco With thetao former.
he vas Frequently obliged to dip nse, but be
could not sud would cot do without the latter
nor could ho help indnlging in smoking it tnero
ever so little, before he undertook anything scri-
ols 4 few puifs 1t the spIE OF the moment, |
would satisfy him, but to be without tn 1T al!
was matter Of impossbity For this pnrpos7 tie
had appointed IS his piFe-b1ayer ne Of his bors
So lie used to call his hdssars, 5 fellow country
man from Bostock- Christian HEM cman-w 10
had charge Of a large box of Dutch ciay pipes all
filled with tobacco, and ready for use. at
"a mont's notice This Sex constituted the princi-
pal item of the Marshaps field Geqaipage. Henue-
man was SO dcvotca his ster his ciaarFze,s
. that he woald have killed on the spot any oae
t who ATTEMPTED to purloin pipe from the box, CT
{ bring the later danger Of breaking soae oe
: tho precious to him s4cred contents GA the
i morning sof the memorable battle of WateIleo,
Uennemal had just handed MS master lighte {
It pi"e, when cannon, bal struck the ground.cles
l. by, scattering egrth arJ gravel in all direeionse
e and causing the white charger on which he aa<
q mounted to sI.ring aside fhanoauv that b,oks
81 lie pipe ioto thousand pisecsbcfore the owner
e had time even 10 LIT it TO bis lips. ssJust keep
n lighted pipe ready for. | shall b. ba,k Ia :
G few moments after I have driver away the. ras
ID calJy French churls,' With these words B,uca
Iy cr gave the command Forward boys ard Of
: lie gaIloptd with Lis cavalry. Instead hog 7ui
lr of chase of a f,w minntes it vas rapid marcl
We Of naar!y whole hot summon day, as We al kao
y rom hster.y.
81 After the battle was ever Blacher rod
be back with Wellington to the place where h
I first got a glimpse Of the combating armie
and nearing the spot where Butcher hat
,,s halted in the morning thoy saw to their su,
.ai prise solitary man, his head tied with
IL, handkerchief, che arm in sling, and calm
h, Gr iy smoking a pipe. 'Donner and Blitz
= cried Blnchcr, why, that is ,ny IIannoman
,ns How You look boy what are you doing her
d;5 i'h alone 2 Waiting for your speedy Il tur
e.i e.t was the grumbling answer; You hay
nd come at last. have waited for you pip
nld .in mouth, for tie whole long day. This i
s}i 81 the last pipe in the boz. The cursed French
X have shot away every pipe from my meutl
in have ripped the flesh from my head an
pa shattered my arm with their deuced bu eft
- 1t is well there is an end to the battle OF
!, you would have been too iate e7en for th
last pipe to enjoy the rsnaining fumes O
the weed. Wellington. T1o listened aften
the the lively to the conversation here remarked /
B ucher, You have just sdn.iredth u RincE
ing loyalty and bravery Of my nv High
anders, what shall say to this true an
devoted soul Z But you Highlanders ha
no pipes to rcga'e themse res with.-Bent
legs NtscclIa"ey. ~.
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
VINO WILL MAKE A GosD WIFE

When you see young women who rises eal-
y, sets the table and prepares her fathers break
fast cheeffully, derend ulon it, that she viii
make coed wife You may rely upon it thai
she possesses gco6 disposition and kind heart.
When you sea yeupg woman just out Of bed
at nine ociock leaning Filh her elbow upon the
tatle, gasping.s and sghing, Oh, how dreadfully
Fl feel rely uron it, she will lot make good
wife. She NUT be lazy and mopish.
When you see gil with broom in her hand
sreeping.ihe focr, with rubbing board or a
clothes line In her hand, you may put it down
that she is industrious AID will make very good
wife for sometodY.
Wien you fee-a.giri With . novel in her left
band, and fan in her right, shedding teatx, you
may be sure that she is unft for a wifa Happi-
ness ard nisery are before you; vh.ch will you
ch o.e?
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
NEW DAILY PAPER IN RICHMOND
PROSPECTUS.

The undersiga ed propose to publish dailyIaper un.
der thu title Of " TiiB RICHMOND HERALD" on or
about the 18th off january next.
1t will be entirely independent in politics but will
nevertheless accord to tha admins traton lust sur
in al measures which, in the opinion Gifts conductors
may be deemed promotiye of the geod of the cause in
which We are engaged proper criticism Of such acs
rs VIII De, dfemed adverse to this object win be-
course consistent with the independent char acter u
der which the. paper is to be inaugurated
In Tire matter of General News it VIII b. fcurd, 10
keep pace with ii leading journals cf the 6av bn
it will have added to it in the matter of financial nm
telligence feature such as venture 10 say no
per in the CCLfederacy boast Of Editor;a. ~
the pen of of the ab,est fuancal writers in ti
any other country viii be presented in each number
For reasons not.pow Proper to be mentioned We for
beeE to give the ranes o these who shall O. rosa ~ o.
regular editorial staff; bat fatter ourselves t,e+
when they shall appear, they will be found to c,nsti
tute such array Of talent be ezceie ON the
continent
The well known character OF the Individual who's.
name sppears belog, as stenographic rep6rter fu--
fl.ohes presume bat in ali tban
to impnrtant Political speeches ard debates vh,4r
in legislative assemblies out Of them the =. HER
AID" viii present advantages certai ag not % bs ~
| celed any paper in the Coafedsracv
Tbs far.aing interests viii be faithfa!,v w 7-.+.s
and taken > disseminate the earliest ts,lig,pc
wlich proper reg lrd for the wcaro OF tnat srsa 81
ement OF faational wealth and power shall dem .,,l
In the matter OF correct commercial nteiGrcncS
equal zeal shall be manifested our object bei,g re -.
to each to these departments and editor os
A, experience and ability
+ Arrangements are on foot nv which 3, ... :,
foreign and the paper will contain sno
eliteria talent as vii faiy eucdate the bcari.g =
foreign M ul2l0nzaaYKa afffo FITD will B,
= roEnd Is combine evefy feature q interest which the
4rqaircnaents ofsthc present erisis deznsnd.-
Tue enterprise is respectfully commended to he vo
and patron Ct the citizens Of the Southern Coreesr
lr acy. p KEAN, co.
m hlsiiHoLa' Oecel4oer Il, 1904. Zl-St.
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07

SUPREME COURT.

Decisions Qf The Supreme Cot on Questions aris;7o
upoa petitions for e0rits 81 Ha6eas Corpus
F R EXEMPTION FROM ZONE GUARD SERVICE
l. In c5se of Bringle VS. Bradshaw, it was decided
thata contractor to carry the mail is civil oiccr
of the Confederate Safes and is therefore exempt
from service.
2. Ward vs.. Bradshaw-that one excmpt from
Confed ra service as bonded farmer is not l.t L.
70 duty as a member OF the Home Guard ftat Cen
gross has power to conscript citz rs to so.xe as
agrctltursts and tie bonded farmer is in the sef
vice of the Confederate S.a'es.
APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION FROM C.ssyFDrr .Tr
SERVICE.
|. 10 The matter Of NJ ! Coodson, petitioner
who was exempt IS blacksmith, prior TO The ac
CT 18th OF FEB, 1864, AMI became Of the aye Of Is
efore his enro!,nent, As to lie classe; an,n7 he
Senior Reserves.
2. In tie matter of Haswell, that the petitioner
who was exempt prior 70 the act OF II February.
1861 enroled before he became 45 cars cid-
but not sent to camp til he became 45 cannot claim
| to be cl4ssed With the Senior Rescrvss
| 8. In the matter of Joseph j. Cox a soldier con
fined in the military prison . sshsknry, under
cha, ges Cannot be released upon Wit q hgJcas cor
pus, even though bis liability % be pa as ssJier
] IS questioned
a n tho sattor Of Ugarei,, tstet TIA p.titi5,er
1rwho had been employed for having substitute IN
the army prior to the act e. 9Th Of Janusrv 1861
and who was employed in thu office f the a. C.
Staadgrd since the % of May, is entitled TO excnp
ooo, thou2h oaily enrotied the dag after.
| In the matter cf Casey, a free nero that the
act OF l7th Of February, 1851, conscrbins fres nc
eroes, is constitutional. That tie petitioner was
notentitied to exemption in Consequence of having
contracted to serve another for te n of years.
s. Ia the matter CT Bridgman, the petitioner.
Sho was. in the service of the Confedeiae States
eannet claim his discharge upon an election toa
OWL office Of the State, not mentioned in the eonst
ion of the State Whether SO entitled If the office
the ono created by the constitution, qne+s Also
that one who has bean dropped" as an officer in
the Confederate service, becomes private withou,
formal enrolment.
Z. In the matter of P J. Sinclair, that the act Of
l7th February 1864 exerapting one editor for each
newspaper does not apply to one who was enrolled
before he bscame editor.
| 8. In the matter Of Matthew Johnston that the
petitioner, who had been enrolled as oonscIipt. i,
not entitled to exemption for having been contract
or to drive msil coacn.
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07

Our own Sccona Reader For Tie use Of Schools
and Families-By Richard Sterling A. NJ. PrinciB Bal
o. Edstworth Female Seminary and J. d. Campbell,
A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics aud Rhetoric-s ter
reotype Edition, Greensboro, y. G. Published by
Sterling, Campbell & ALBRIGHT.
EEe Lave been favored with cory Of this exeeyens
production aud have real m6ay yl the lessons with
great delight; the ELECTIONS are admirable in their
character and all of them ncucae tho est aud purest
nora'i'y aud patriotism, combined with industry and
temperance ;Aany boys anu girl Of full stature would
benefited ty githfg study and dilig snt pracas Of
ahe rules laid down in this little book. 1t is well
printed from stereotype plates through the Block
Adc aud evidence ef energy well SIS on its in
trinsic merits We cordially recommend it to the pa-
rents AMI teachers of the Confsderacy.
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
za.s,oF THE WEEK

T-Askar~sst9F lf1E tfEIAtA-
@ssS-aS
Ese ssas-- aa= aezt iasso o.fss Alaa = 10 con.
r4tUae shtened prospects Tor aud h-
eependece hut sis isaot yet to be- In Every direction the
looks much however rs TO deprive
Us o. al hope i srge uaeoinplainng reso.yed
all things things to suffer aest
the that the great God ef
Truth aad Justice MI, aH1er TO Iaii q
having his victorious naref through Geer-
ga almost niTeests y capturing Savannah, has It Ed,
Savannah
and driving Harisesville, which point Our
retired Of the City The yankees claim t.
seIa SG9 bales large amounts Of
heavy artillery and stores of Stirring may
looked this Qr before Long meanwhile the citizens Of
CITY seen 1 conteped with the change of matters
and business had beel6esnned with great activity
Com Pcrt Fisher with immense feet with
severity Carass without effect loss
Slight Buffers land eks attempted the f5rt but
repused captured baalon Of Junior Reserves
their own have been considerable
seyera al board and all their hOr-
ses Ia nber vsr thrown the number Of
pognef guns the War vessels causing great loss
of life. the whole expedition was defeated more
By proyidential int1sp than efforts
Maj. Sterling Prise dead; sad bow cause
All qniet around RcA .tond and Petersburg.
Gen Heed has safely back to Confederate soil
his head quarters Though great result were
eeshed appear to have been as severe the
Yankees make OUT stu deaths of six OF our esaras at the
Jaite of Franklin il terpe news AID grievous = hear
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
SPECIAL ORDERS, !
Executive DsP arMsxT Norm CARoLISA
A9jmtaat Gs1ssruEs OEre,
raleigh, Jan. 4th, 1855.
Special ORDERS,

Special ORDERS
No. g.
/. The hanks of he State are due, and are hereby
soa tsndersd Z The Gasrd n. is4 iea,s a nsrs
nor and their valuable services in tie Field during
the recent attack upon the State by the pu5lic
my. BY similar promptness and patriotism our
people may be protected, and the Guard lxey from
their homes as little as possible.
H. Brig Gen'l G. Leventhorpe, and the ssn;cr
officer at Wilmington, will dsband the Guard fer
home defence row in the Field, and furnish them
| with transportation 70 their respective homes $
III The arms and accoutseaents will be turn ed
Tar &c I;eus j. Cvhins, Or 'r22cc Clnesc- a. G =
bd:t'
b 7yd-c + Cyv vAxcr:
| r c. GATLTN,
Adj't Gcu'.
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07

case of garrsEng and highway robbery. took
nlaes in ~ is.ag g15n, IN last Monday afternoon.
Deaora izatisn all crime, ii all our cities and
Iarae towgs, IS tavldy on tie increase.
General Beausagard and D. Fl. Hill were in
Augast4 On he T..
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
Flr thc Spirit of the
LINES
- AZ ~.


ss And "a rcromtrlnce of pleasures r,ne fat - q,
In Friendship be blank but 1T each renew, & ~
Star o. that Friendship the eaoa that makes it sacred
At Friendships beautiful shrine
Ne kuct In youthful pride
felt my heart 90 ont 70 thine
rs we kpelt there Size by side.
Unseen thy generous spirit
Was ever hCv'rGg near;
Aud In nay Joy
Thou stll vert ever here.
Tins ci.htcen months passed quickl -
Sweeiy. pleasantly by
Ere had dreamed that Friendship
Like could ever die.
Bat tlcn All I links broken
IN friendships golden chain,
And erucl words then spoken
Babe them evCrremSIn.
Then lcR each -tho-other
In solitude again
Ard Turned 70 1nd another
To bind with the broken chain.
And thou cost remenl
Our l,ys I'm ifc's glad May
Ahlfs IL now DVcembtrg
a. Our friendship past away!
Will the which thou hest sTckta
8 AT Friendships sacred shrine,
Ever again be broken
II shall plcdge the mind
Toes thou realy rcgrrt
The -eyeins II tha chain g,
W.. W. The past forget
Aa1 be w.Etn friends again
And II thy heart, Wild heating
Calls for u . absent friend.
And thou art truly sigiing
Thy W th here 10 blend.
Then Genes again :-hesides
II bow At Friendships shrine.
Nhat,ver mhy bctride thee.
Ny Fr!enHsh'p shsl bs kline
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
THE CHlLDRENs BANNER.

A Suada,' School paper. Rev. a w ManEun,
Ssiisb.ry, viii publish about February LIST, ths
frst number of monthly magazine or four fages
VI ith this title. Parents and teachers e3rIcst-
ly urged to make up cluts Of sGts, ribtrs aid 10
form fnt TO send it to Tie soldiers a.. the poor.
THE TERMS ARE:
Fer any nunltcs under Ten copies, for SIX months,
tgo dollars per copy. Fer number ltss tEan fifty
ani more than ten, dollar and hlry cetts FoI
number cling fifty and less tban one huncred
dollar spd tn enty five cents. Fer any lumber over
one hsindrcl, to address dollar In yaiinbly
cash Ia alvancc.
Al letters contributions rcnittances, &C., vi lie
addressed to REV A. W. MANGUM
Salisbury, y c.
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07

SURGKRY FOR FIELD AND HospTTAL-I AM NO
- Prefarea 20 supply my work Surgery subscribe
and Others who may wish to purchase #
On the receipt of FIVE DOLL AIRS the book will b. "a.
BY ulail postage paid. EDWARD WARREN. NJ D.
Sept % e-H Raleigh, N
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07

The EXPRESS CoMPANT---The Southern
Expross Company is one Of the greatest
institutions, of the age. If there is any
means of finding out a way 10 place this
corporation is sure te doit head OF any bcdv /.
else. Hardly had the Yakeeslefs Atlanta
before the Express was wagoning. pack
ages there from Griffin. The Yankees cut
the Central road, the Express, nothing
daunted, carries its freight via Albany
and Thomasvile Sherman obstruc,s the Sa-
vannah and Gulf railroad yet the Expre.s
Keeps up Its communication with Augusta by
wagoning over asdistance Of sixty five miles
from Macon to Maysviile, on the Georgia
road. The company seems made up Of en-
ergy and enterprise. What contrast is
between it and the postal department.
When road is cut the mails are don o
for, until it is repaired; !; and there. is no
/ communication exceps through tho tee
lgraph and Express companies: IF money
IS to be made, certainly enterprise and m
tergy deserves to do so.- Columbus Sun.
y lERdfN on CATTLE Or FowLs,-To kill ver.
min on cattle and fowls take common LAM,
oil and rub it in we'll back of the ears ana
: ali down the back do this once a week. an.
te no Ternin will trouble you It is safe
Tobacco will kill lice but should be usec
cautiously. Rub lamp oil en- the wings. ans
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
From the Selma Dispatch.
:. Another Star now Shines on High
A.TRIBU1a To TIE MEMORY OF TIE NOBLE
CLE3URNE:
Bg slRs n. 4. JENNINGS.

Another rag Of light hath fed-anoshsr Southern a
brave r
Hath fallen but his deataless name shall live whensta
shall set ,
Far nobier Ceburne thou art the worA viii reer
forget
Tis true thy warm heart beats more; that on thy
noble head v
/ Azrac placed her icy hand. and thou art VIII tAe
The gancing Of thine eyes is din, morswih they
II be bright /
Until thoy open Paradise with clearer, heaysniier
= light. /
No bstae disturbs thy upon the sunbright
No clarion voice awakens thee on earth to wrestlc
II more,
e No tr,mping steed, no wary fee bids thee awake
: arise.
For thou art IN the angel world bay end tue starry
n skies.
{ Bravo Ccburne drea in thy Low bed with puscless
,e deadened hear:
ID Calm, eaa and sweet warrior rest thou well haste
borne thy par.
le And glory ah for thee the angels singing
= :, 4 grorrSss . siS Sresvnrcs ~ 70.
~ divine, -
ed long fvrewewe give thee up with all thy Sight
,er renown,
H. A cheftain, here on earth is in heaven angel
found
Above thy grave vail is heard-a nation mouruS.h ,
dead
H. A nobler for the South nser died, braver never
dbl hled.
last fsrewelAhow can we speak the bitter word fare
well,
ars Tie anguish of bleeding hearts vain words ma
ave never tell
are Sleep on sleep to God give chiefain in hi
oa, might.
49,. And weapng fell the lives high where comes
ca roTi ight
few -~...A--
;Hy THE FOLLOWING ORDERS have been issue
'h1 i from Gen. Gatlin's Office:
VI EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH CAROLYN.
lich Adjuttmt Generars 09ies,
RS; Raleigh, Jan. 4:h 1866.
ing, SPECIAL ORDERS,
b g No, l.
as The werner desires to tender his thanks az
b.3 the thanks Of the State to the troops engaged in 4
recent operations against the public enemy in Ia
tern North Caroiin., for their gallant and good co
aos duct several ocoasion~-and especially 10 Brig
ylng der General Q. Laventhorpc, commanding and e
apes j n. Whirf9:d 9Th N. G Troops, whose condg
here meets with .psrticulsr appreciation.
ents W.T. sach officers. aad snca~men as thcy c3l
,nse mand, the Ste may justly hope protec her b
, ~ ders sanst invason.
, - By order Of Gov. VAgcr:
1'i L. {. GATL!N,
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07

Ihe ren2indes oelongS to numerous small ft!'
naces, worked op priynte account.
Very respectfully, Jour obi sery's,
j. D. PIERCE,
Iasiaeer in charge Sait>i!.e Defs.
SAML L. GRAHAM,
Capt. Cosa1ss Co. B, 13th Bat. Va. Resrv's.
Approved,
R. s4irH, 1t Col C,n'dg saltgille.
Lynch. Vjrguioa.
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07

THE FOLLOWING ORDERS have been issued
from Gen. Gatlin's Office.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH CAROLINA,
AJut'mt Generals O3ies,
Raeigh, Jan 4;h, 1866.
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
THE DAa1 S4,oNE AT THE SALT WORKS

THE DAMaGE'oa
By ,he foil wiW dt
to lay b.fore the kbli
Of It's 5ssnase q
my. nfs grr1T 5
only such rs can 9n
1t. Col. Ro.J't g d
Gel: We the se3
ed by 5oa to exsnin !.
: This lace and pMa {.
salt on h h>nd sT ais
,r'zs, IS .ett blth
. | j)ec,lu.., port a
We fnd the wells
.Ieus u white, tae nr
-m# be put II al 6,
4 month. All ihe spi
a lured. As ~
! it was, bat the Size
" e find by achI ct
g hrok en- by the entmJ
: and River EYo;s.
! the entire loss.
b We find thc efre
i. 10 be about o. o. b
tOf this salt
Q %, 000 bushels lelor
manufsct1f d
= III 0nG b,,ct, aar ~ If
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
RALEIGH. N. @.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1866.

J. G. WILLIAMS, EprroR PRoPRIEroR.
Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07

and lie lively N
IS a fulziGess
any ln-ets crd
9nea1ly they q
" hieh is
fore clean. s2ee !
IS elaal to the
aid we have sic
| I aif so suG