Daily Ohio Statesman from Columbus, Ohio • Page 3

THE CITY. CRIM. CON. A Bereaved wife Travels from Nashville to Columbus in Search to Columbus in Search of Her Husband--She Finds Him. One of the fair daughters of the Sunny South celebrated the new year In the city of Nashville by unltlnjr herself in the gold en boudsof matrlnony with a commissary's clerk connected with an Ohio regiment quartered about that city.

The young gen- tleman was like the secretary to Dogberry, possessed of some good looks, which were the result of art, and knew how to read aud write, which was the gift of nature; the young lady in addition to these qualities, was supposed to possess what is of more value than either as the world goes, a for-. i tune. The couple lived in happiness for the extraordinary period of one mouth, when the clerk received a discharge and came North, promising to return on the wings of love in the shortest time and by the quickest route; A month passed but the husband did not return, and the bereaved wife began to suspect that the. charms of the home in Rich' land county would extinguish the memory of the Nashville happiness. She accordingly came to Ohio, hunted i down her delinquent husband, and Anally traced him to Columbus.

With many lam' entatlons sho made known her multiplied wrongs to the police and Invoked ns-' 8lstance In discovering the clerk. Night before last the young gentleman was traced to a house on Front street, under suspicious circumstances. The Injured wife was In formed of the fact, and she hastened to ac. company the officer to the house which the lost partner of her wxlded joys had en tered. The wife and officer unceremoniously entered the house together, and the by this time infuriated lady plunged frantically in- to the first bed chamber, and found the tru ant In bed, but not alone Another female of easy virtue and undoubted character sprang from the couch and stoutly maintained that she had a prior claim -upon the husband, by reason of longer and more in timate acquaintance.

A dreadful scene of violence and confuslou ensued," which was only terminated by the policeman carrying the subject of dispute to the city prison The duped and deluded wife was firm and furious in her determination to have the delinquent sent to the Penitentiary forth' with, for adultery, bigamy, or. whatever of- feuse was most convenient under the stat 'uteof Ohio. The hearing of the case was postponed by Mayor Thomas until afternoon, to afford an opportunity for tho deceived wife to con trol her feelings and subdue her lndigna tlon. At three o'clock the case was heard, and those acquainted with such affairs in police courts can easily guess the denoue ment. A few sighs, a few soft words and several hard pledges on the part of the hus banda flood of complaints, a score of hys i terical sobs, a tragic flourish of a cambric handkerchief, and the pair became recon- clled.

He pleaded guilty to disorderly con duct, she liquidated his fine, and the twain departed so lovingly aa to recall to the mind of an officer the beautiful lines of In gomar and Partbenia "Two carrots on a Hi ngle root jr '( ij i 0 hoads ai Examination or Army Surgeons. The State Board of Medical Examiners, consisting of Sugeon General Barr and Doctors and Murphy, have been in session at Starling Medical College for sev- eruldays, and examined about sixty can- didates for the position of regimental Surgeons In Ohio regiments. The following is a list of the names of those who passed the rigid and practical examination rof the Board, and were pronounced qualified to All any vacancy which may occur in the medi-cal department of the Ohio regiments 1 W. W. BIckett, Columbus; Theodore W.

i Brooks, PIqua; B. Boyd, Galcnai Dela- ware county; N. B. Brisbine, Upper Sandusky; A. J.

Brockett, Bristolvllle, Trumbull county; Robt. C. Downey, Sarahsville, Noble county; S. M. Evans, Bealsville, Monroe county; D.

M. Frazer, Bethel, Cler- mont county; Benj. Fisher, Steuben ville; Bazlliar Gray, Houston, Shelby county; C. J. Hagan, Fort Washington, Tuscarawas county CW.

Humphrey ville, Piqua; Geo. A. liaise, Florence, Erie county; John, Mock, Greenville, Darke county; James McCJure, Albany, Athens county; Charles E. Poe, Ravenna; Alphonso D. Rockwell, Milan, Erie county; John1 E.

Patterson, Manle Hlll, Hamilton county; Chas. P. Si inons, Cambridge, Guernsey county; J. P. Schillings, loulsvllle," Stark county; Lucius Smith, Palutersville, Greene county; Franz S.SchUl Cleveland; George E.

Walton, Cln. clnnatl; George Sadler, Strectsboro', Port' age county; L. A. Grimes, West Union, Id 1 a ens UV at all the of of by. and Common Pleas Criminal TerMw The case of Schrelber, indicted for keeping a house of ill-fame in the was tried, and tho defendant found JruHty.

fThe; court, sentenced; her pay a Jllne of flO and the costs of prosecutlbn, and condemned her to. sixty days' confinement in the county prison; In the case of Henry indicted for assault! with intent to kill, a nolU prosequi was entered ana the defendant t'Tha 'naaa a Allan TIim. 1 nUr.mr.J. H.lt. tit was re tired for a few moments and returned a 'Verdict of guilty." The prisoner; wis sentenced to fifteen days in the duugeonjof the county The court then adjourned until this morning.

"i i i It own soft and 6f St. Patrick's DAY-Yesterday was St Patrick's day which was celebrated by he ooservance 01 ine usual religious services In the Catholic churches, especially the Seventh street church, which recognizes him as Its patron saint. There were no demonstrations of a civic character here, although our exchanges mention the fact that extensive preparations were made by Irish cltl- cens to celebrate the day with more than the usual spirit and display. i of of ox City; MiuTART-The tine and full 64th Reel ment of veterans left the depot last evening yj tottU for Chattanooga JThe 74th Regiment of veterans? formerly commanded by Granville Moody, how commanded, by Col, Josiah Given, assembled here 'yesterday 'and last night, and will rendezvous' at Camp Chase preparatory to eturalng to tu field. I.

A SOUK 3 The Hotels The State Conventions. The extraordinary amount of travel at this season has filled all the hotels in the city to overflowing. Every nlglrt latecomers are compelled to search from one end of the town to another for a bod, and often in vain. All tho hotels are aud have been for weeks past doing all tho business their establishments were Intended to trans act; and if the hotels are not large enough to accommodate all mankind, it Is not the fault of the landlords. I The Democratic State Convention takes place next Wednesday, when thero will un doubtedly be an immense crowd of strangers present, and with the present crowded state of the hotels it will become the duty of the city Democracy either to make some arrangements with the landlords to retain rooms for the delegates, or to throw open their own houses for the reception and accommodation of our friends.

We suggest that the Democracy at their Ward meetings on Saturday night take this matter under consideration, and decide upon'the propri ety of appointing a committe in each Ward to provide accommodations for the State' Convention. Police Court. A sorry record yester- a aay morning In this inexhaustiblo fountain of Justice. Only a few regulars answered to the roll call, and they so far gone In the downward path that nearly all the interest that ordinarily attaches to the individual iotas of the human race has entirely de serted them, and it is literally true of each one of those characters, that they are described in the doggerel of the street Whither he goes or how he fares, Nobody knows and nobody cares." These wretches seem to have no other resort than the station house and the chain-gang, and to those Institutions they are methodically assigned. jj lit Person ALThe, excellent an efficient Auditor of this county, Matthias Martin, Esq, has been, we regret to learn, so seriously Indisposed as to bo unable to attend to the duties of his office for several days past, and is still confined to his room by a dangerous and painful illness.

Millinery. Mrs. Van Iloutcn is now in the East making her purchases for the Spring trade, and will return in a few days, bringing with her a very full supply of Millinery goods of all kinds and descrip tions. The ladies will do well to give Mrs. Van Houten an early call.

See her adver tisement. Accident. A soldier, whose name we could not ascertain, had his leg fractured by getting between two cars at the Union depot yesterday. S. D.

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Hll.inA. fit i KA Mftn.n naKnA a-V I If vvunyH HUB vCM.ll llJftll L1UIJ ilUUCIQVB IDIQ SiW, iesai aavenisemeuts will be charged regular rates All W1T.nilltll.ntl MM.I for, hereafter, at ne time they are ordered, other- In PP0f paper. This rule uioin will be rigidly adhere. VAUDJIilUU! 1 all oases, there will be Notice to City Subscribers. From and after March 1st, all subscrip tions to Thk Daily Statesman will be col lected every two weeks, unless paid in advance.

Subscribers will confer a favor, and save much trouble, by leaving the money at their residences, as no money will be taken the office after this time. mi 60 O. GLOVER. Fact. As a culinary preparation, llor- rick Allen's Gold Medal Saleratus is infallible.

It has great advantages over veast fermentation, and will make twenty-five pounds more bread or biscuit from the same barrel of flour, and much better. Jt retains the glutinous starch and sugar that Is in flour, and from two and a half pounds flout, will three and a half pounds bread or biscuit, while the same quantity yeast fermentation, will make only a trifle oyer three pounds, and require more than twice the quantity of shortening, be- sides Demg much, more Try it, be convinced. 1 of to is and A Beautiful Complkxiox, free from Ta'n Pimples and Freckles, may easily be procured by using' the 'Balm of Thousand Flowers." For. shavlug It Is unsurpassed. Is composed of palm oil, honey and other, yaluabhv articles, highly perfumed by its Ingredients, and when used for washing, night and morning, renders the skin and white, and free from blemish Price 60 cents.

For sale by N. B. Mamie all druggists. -l I this L. the tup ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Constable. DiToa Statesman! Please announce the nam CBftisriAir Bartlino a candidate for the; of-floe of subject to the deoialoa of the Demooratl9 CoDTentlon. and i i MANY DEMOCRATS. We are authorised to announce Johm Brown, a a candidate for re-oleotion to the office of Constable, subject to the decision of the Demooratio Conren- We are aatborised to announce the name of Li a candidate for re-eleotion to the office ol Constable, subjeet to the decision of the Democratic Convention; City Alarahal. 'Editor Statesman Please announce the name Abam Neiswendik as a candidate for the offiee City Marshal, subject to the deoialoa tbe Demooratio Convention, and oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.

We are authoriied to announoe Samuel Thomp as oandldate for reflection to the offiof oi. Marsha, subject to the deoieion of the Demo- Conrention. and j1m IBKRT 0. WHITMAJf. H.

r. rOM'1 CEBLin. lirni Tin. wiinmAPt Sc force i counselors it lbw i OFFICE MO. 11 MASONIC UUILDING, Cimlftan also in the ai'sjr Cwuitaad Dueremet'ourti.

eeoHa-a f(t, 1 f.i, 1 and the full Ilk 1 ii V.J AMUSEMENTS. ELLSLEB'S ATHENEUM. JOHN KLUlKR, JAN. OM JOOiV, c.miscji, IrTanna-er. stage Manager.

Treasurer. 13 en fit ol MR. C. W. COULDOCK, And positively the last night but four of himself and XkXXSS OOUIiDQ QIC.

For this occasion only Mr. and. Miss Oouldock will appear IIV TWO Constituting; a bill of ATTRACTION UNPRECEDENTED 1 1 As it presents Jfr. Oouldock In Two of hl IfloMlcrpIeceo. Friday Evening-.

ITIarcn lflth. Will be presented the greatest Comedy of the day. cauea STILL WATERS RUN DEEP, John MiMraay. Mr. C.

W. COULDOCK Sternhold Miss COULDOCK Old Mr. EllMcr Capt. Hawkaley Mr. J.

0. McCollom Mrs. Mildmay Mrs. Effiie Ellsler Tooonclude with the beautiful and highly amnsini vumeuy rauea ONE TOUCH OF NATURE. Pen Palder.

CimMiw-V Oouldock In aetire preparation, DOT! IN COJfECTlOPT WITH THE BOSTON JVIUSEUM. Perfonnance goiDon Nieht and Day, WEntrance on High SUeet, Buckeye Block. ep5-tf FURNITURE MANUFACTORY JACOB FISHER, HAVING El the entire stock and buainou nf ahoedinger A Utown in the Furniture Manufactory. No. 103 South High Street will eontinue the business at the SAME STAND AS HERETOFORE, A solicit the cnntom of the old patrons of the es- ab ishment and the publio generally.

All business wui no Punctually nttcmled to. And Furniture manufai.hiriw! nr ronirl ymtlvm yiUUiy, J. It) HER is also engaged in the business of an which he will give special and prompt attentio aprsS-dl Nltr Mrdicil niuinrmr llBit'a Pills, for the speedjrand permanent cure of uiseasea, ure nrai liscnargea, Uleet, Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions, Incontinence, Impotence, Genital Debility and Irritability, Gravel, btriotureand Affections of the Kidners, which has bee- nsed Ity upwards of one hundred phvsicians, w' entire auocess, superseding Cubelis, Copaibsa LB.4ulm, or any oompound hitherto known. -Hell's Specific Pills are speedy In action, effecting a cure in a few days, wbioh Is permanent. Iney are prepared from Vegetable extracts that are harmless on the system, and never nauneate the stomach or Impregnate the breath.

No change nf diet is necessary while using them. Nor dues their action lnienere wun Dusinesspursiilta. tacn box contains ix dozen rma. rnce une wnnar. Da.

HKI.I.'STHKATISRdV PMTV A t. ns IT NESS, Loss of Power, Impotence, Pre L. Yi acni nun, oiA vrniAO are required to pay postage. Kent seoure from obiervatlon and confidentially by yvev-ymux, uu buv rouoiui. ui ine mature Decay, Sexual Disease, a pamphlet nf Di'maimnr importani aavice 10 tne amicted, SENT FREE.

SIX CEN'1'3 are reouired to money, Dy 1 uiiviv il i No. TS Ceder street. New York. Bold by all Druggist. AN Agents, Cincinnati.

Thr Firrmrn TnnnaiNn.T)i. Rll'. Tm.ti.... Self-Abuse. Prematura Decar.

And lmm Power. Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness. Niffhtlv Kmiiaiona. Iiniul T)hilitv at pamphlet of 60 pages, containing important advice me amiotea, ana woion snouia oe read by every sufferer, as tlie means of ours in the aevereat stages, plainly set forth. Sent seaura from nhxorviiii.n onnlldentially, by mail, on receipt of two stamps yaj yua bml, qui.

of J. 1JKT AM. M. C9du New York. F.

O. Box. S.079. tnarch30-nAweow1f UNITED STATES HOJEL Beach Street, Boston, I Directly opposite the Boston Worcester Eallroad Depot.) THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS been ooneeeted with tbe Amerioan Honaa. in 01 ty, for ovor nine years, has leased this well mown ana popular Hotel lor a term of years, pledged hlmxelf to his frlmdt and the public reputation of the 11 1 1 r.

11 Cll A 1 nil I I. I nrmt-i'Ulam inu. publio may rely upon finding, at this house, ali awiancwi ana ooinjorui ni ijirn-tKUt sow, rice, a uereuuore, iwououaraperday, FBANK in, JfUATT. BENNO SPEYER'S ana vifotariai Uffice, 'general passenger agect Bremen, Hamburg Havre Steamers. r- -and also, RAILROAD TICKET AGENCY EAST A3W WEST.

1 Horn. 7 and West Third Street, (Corner Main Si 1 O. It Dissolution. rpHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE exlstinc between H. Akin, Kobt.A.

Emery D. Akin, under the firm of Akin. Emery dissolved by mutual oonaent. Tbe buainest wiU be settled at the old standby Stuart Ornery. 1 biuatta; t.mery.

It. AKiy, (Colombai! Feb. 18, 1864. JOSEPH W. 8TI AIIT and ROBT.

A. KMKKY have this day formmi a eopartnerahip will oontinue thehnsineM atthnnM name of Stuart A Emory, where will be found a assortment of Storos and Home Furnishing Wlewsrt Rtnvei alwsjrg Ofl is4-aeoaiia oal.M.d;"'lv',';A I on left of Is ton at the 01 the the on of ine West ANNOUNCEMENTS. Telegraphic. GRANT ASSUMES COMMAND. His First General Order.

HEADQUARTER WITH THE POTOMAC ARMY. General Meade Relieved. Latest News in New York. What the Sensationalists Say About. Grant.

Escape of Blockade Runners. IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST. Important News From All Quarters Gen. Grant Assumes Command of the U. S.

Armies. Nashville. March 17. Gim.fi runt fnmn. ally assumed command of the armies of the United States to-day.

The following is his viucr uiitiuu Hllljjuci; HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE U. HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE U. NASHVILLE, March 10, '64. General Orders No. 1.

In pursuance of the. following order of uib rrcflniuiu; ExKctmvE Mansion. WARHivnTnv. March 10, 1804. Under the authority of thn a.

if 'i hci oi congress to revive tne grade or Lieutenant General In the United States Armv, approved a eo. 1804, Ileut. Gen. U. S.

uranr, u. s. An is appointed to the com mand or the armies of the United States. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. assiimo enmnmnd of the nrmlpo nf tho United Stites; headijuurters will he in the neia, anu until ruithcr orders, wi II hp.

with tho Army of the Potomac. There will an oillce headquarters in Washington, D. cn to wiiich all olllcial cominunleations will be sent, except thoue from the army whose neaunuarters are at the ace of inlr ml. U. S.

GRANT. Lieut. Gen. U. S.

A. Gen. Grant leaves for Washington on Knr- i iiiuiiy, nnurenairs immeu atcivtot in front. His staff is composed of the olllcers formerly with him in the military division of Mis sissippi, among tliem are Brig, Gen. Kowl- ..1.1.....

.,,1 I ui Hinn: i i ru. inu-ura' i 'nut G. K. Iect: Cant. E.

S. l'nrkcr. A. A. Ill Capt, II.

W. Jones, A. Q. Lodeon. Lieut.

Col. Dull, late chief of artillerv. as senior A. D. C.

to General Sherman, who is here to-night, and will' immediate as sume command of this military division. ucn. iuugu is in ine euj News from all Quarters. AEW York. March 17.

Tlio na arrived. Jlcr news Is anticipated. ine llcrulcls corresnomlcnr-e from tlm fleet off Alohlle, has a rumor that Farraut is wunuraw Ills licet, uelnir sntUHnH that. tue cuy cannot De taken oy water. Thirtv of the'fortv rchi-ls in Fort Morgan have heen shot.

The Herald's Hilton Head letter reports the re-occupation of Ilillatak. Florida, hv a ruuiij; luiuu UIHIKr JilirCOIl. The Herald's New Orleans letter atnta that Porter's entire licet of ironclads is at tne moutn or Ked ver: thirtv tranmmrtii with troops were also there. 1 Admiral 1'orter had captured a strong rebel fort on Washita river, with nil guns, including three 32-pounders. Gen.

Banks and staff would tike tlm field on tho loth, and the army corns commence immediate operations. Tho Herald's West Virginia disnnteh states a rumor that the whole of Ewcll's corps was moving into the valley of the Shenandoah, probably for subsistence. The Times' 'dispatch, dated Wnshinortnn- March lflth, says live hundred of our prisoners died in Richmond during February. The order relieving Gen. Jleade and appointing Ids successor, will be issued in a few davs.

The World's disnntch. dated Wnshlncrnn. 16, says: Biirnside will beasslffned to thede- tmrtinAnf. nf tlm Vat I Rumor aTgns to7 department f.lfKlai Ssl "IB? um, nisu AlluiniiS will soon be relieved from the command of the Army of the Cumberland, to the command of which cither Gen. Rosecrans or Hcrron will probably be assigned Tlie Tribune's dispatch, dated Washington, 10, says: The committee on Elections will report against the claims of Messrs.

Loan. McClung and King, all from Missouri. Mn Knox wilfgot Mr. Blair's seat Foktkess MoMROK, March The flag truce steamer New York, arrived this evening from City roiut, with a largo number of our prisoners from Richmond, among them Capt. Sawyer and Flvnn, and General Aeal Dow; also several ladies.

News from Southern Sources. Fortress Monrok, March 15. The Richmond Examiner of the 14th has been received. 1 Eight shells were thrown Into Charleston the 13th Milledokvillk. Mareli in.

Ci nvernAr Brown's message was read to the JLegisla-tnre to-day. He recommends State policy on the question of relief to soldiers' fanilles, cotton illegal distillations, impressment of provisions, removal of Blayes, and desertions iroin the army. 1. 1 Demopolis, March 7. The enemy's army, 30,000 Infautry and 1,500 cavalry, Canton on tlie hiorningof the 2d.

Sherman pushed on to Vlcksburg, leaving Mc-Pherson in command. 1 New York. March 17. Th Ploiinin.wi Examiner of the 10th savs Ross re- pibrtf coming In conflict s-JtO a oomi)any of nriu lb mn ntnr vauiou, MISS, and Killed 55 out of 70. 1 A letter received Irt Richmond mnnrt.

blockader sunk off Fort Holmes hv thn flr fort The location of ivrt Holmes hbt stated; "a 1 Gen. Beaureirard Is in Florida. Gen. Pt- Anderson has assumed command there, McGlbbon, a Federal spy, wa executed Demopolis on the 11th. 1 -Richmond oaners have annrno-rnnh tntht.

effect that tbe funding of the debt ot the Confederacy is progressing rapidly at Petersburg, Raleigh, Macon and Charleston. 1 From the Rebel Gen. Polk. New York, March 17. A dlsnatch from rebel Gen.

Polk renorts an attick on Yazoo City on the 5th, and the; destruction quantity or cotton and stores, and that enemy still hold Yazoo city and The rebel loss waa fifty. The Richmond Sentinel confirms the report that the rebels exchanged seven nria. oners for every ten received, and states as reason that the Yankees claim to have three-fourths the most prisoners. From the Rebel Gen. Polk.

Terrific Explosion. New York. March 15. At 2:30 nVineV. Wednesday afternoon, fc terrific explosion occurred In the cartridge manufactory C.

D. Leet Co, on Market street, Springfield, Mass. Forty persons, mostly female, were employed In the off whom seven were so much Iniured hv tha' burning of powder and the concussion, of explosion, mat tneir recovery is considered doubtful. One young woman from Springfield, who madeher escape, waa rendered insane by the shock. The car tridge factory was councctcd with the pistol manufactory of Smith Wassou.

1 Important to those designing Cross the Plains this Spring. St. Louis, Mitrch 17. Gen. Poje, from luuiiijuuriiM-s ni muwnuKee, nus puijjiglieu some information suggestive to emigrants in-mining io cross tne plains tins spring, In which he says indications point to the con- L'L'Ilumion OI IllOSt nnwnrfll hnmla nr niiT inumn8 euny in the snr hit oiit.hu Usnnri.

aoove the mouth of (irmul Hvor. a Uran force of cavalry under General lliley. will mnrnii nirainsc tnese infl ans soon. Ornsa on the prairies will subsist animals. Until tins expeclitioii moves it will be uimnfi' for Hieamer8 to navigate tlio Missouri above tortl'ierre.

General Hull v's force will 1m eiroiig i-iiougn to neat me Hilvance If fotuid concencraieu on tills river. If this concen- I ,1 i. 1 I A huhuii in iuii, iieavv iorppani envn i-v will scour the countrv on both sides of the river and drive the Indians into the Interior, pursue thein during the summer and either force them to a battle or peace it Is recommended that emigrants by water, will communicate with (inn. Sniiv ou the Upper Mississippi, and not attemp't imss in uiiove nis lorces until notlnea by him that it will be safe. As many steamers i no wiwiuiv uro uuvued io in company.

iiiijciuuiu iJurLH ni nnnrauiiniiiii in rutiriai. WV, i vuul ea puiiet-proof. Kuilffrantstraveliturover. land from points above Fort 1'lerree, are ici-uiuiiii'iiueu not to start irom the Missouri river in bodies of less than three bund red strong. A cavalry force will be sent from Minnesota as soon as possible for Missouri river, near the mouth of Tjiko.

n.i cininiiiis irom mat state can avail them selves or protection from this force, if they choose. General Pope hopes by the middle of summer to render travel across any por- huii ui upper piains as sure as it usually I Is, put eniolnmiiilrrarits to move cautiously mm in ouung purUCS. A Freight Train Attacked by Guerrillas. J.ouisville, March 17.Spceials to the Journal suv sruerrilhis uttjictpil Jllllll 11IU4I1VII1I'. I1PI1P lsr.f.ln Klkrliifro of the ufter displacing a rail by which the train was th rmvn nl track and burned, Cait.

Beardsley of the 12.1(1 New York and seven men arrivid at IJethard, Tenn- on a hand oar. paroled after being stripped of clothing, money, watches and jewelry The rebels Kineu tnree negroes on the train; twoguer rums were Killed no other loss. Tha reocis are movlnir their art 1 erv from DnI I 1 I .71 ivinuiu. layiors ltiugetiap nun jnunrtiAni uy runci cavalry on tne liJtll. urove tneiu on one aav and t.

iiv ta. turned the next. The rebels have a large iiii.iunj, tuvuiry anu arunery. Exciting Chase after a Blockade Runner. FonTRKSS Moxhoe.

March ln.Tlm ir supply steamer Admiral, arrived to-day, irom Matagorda Bay, March 7th. On the morning ol the 13th, Sain, a steamer, appeared bu-nlnz black coal, cvldnnt.lv Inct out from Wilmington. The Admiral gave chase with all sails set; at 12 o'clock she had rained on her so as to discovers) sine uiieei steamer, with two smoke stacks, iui cargo oi cotton, wnich she had com- menceu throwing over board. We opened fire upon her with our inim but she was not iu range. We were gaining upon her up to 3 o'clock; we were logging 14:34 knots per hour, the wind was favorable and blowing fresh; we had counted from our deck four hundred and twenty bales of cotton they had thrown over board.

At three o'clock the wind suddenly diwl away, and the nrize nlmost wlthl nurirrnsn 3i; Wo l. i xui.vu, uiancu HIT UI1U1 dark, she having slightly gained upou us alter tne breeze; at dark we lost sight of nui mm we Kept tne snip on to ncr course 10 jiuiupton itoaus. The Rebel Virginia Legislature. SffL "St iuE Slree'lfal XKW YoitK. March 17.

Tlie Vlrrlnia Senate has resolved to ask Congress to place iiiiiic nimu Buiuicrs ai nara lanor one wuu a oau anu chain on the nnhlie. atrenta in retiuintion for the sentences of Gen. Bnt- ler on Messrs. Haln, Hoges and Wingtield, ut iuriuiK. The General Assemblr has Issued nn fi.

dress to the people ot Virginia, stating that ouuiiiisMull lu lilt! enemv WHO I wis evli.ii.or eu every lniamy, is not endurable, even in thought, and urging them to renewed effort for victory. ine story ot the Kilpatrick raid Is told anew as an Incentive to exertion. One nioro resolute eitort, says the address, and nn- uay is ours. -lie address sneaks of Dahlirreii as fir. associate in infamy with Butler and a host 01 icsser cnraiuais who have disgraced humanity.

i ne examiner of the 14th reports that 1 ue cuerais nave retreated toward Jvnox early engage have disappeared From Cairo. rilim. Mnreli 17 Tho irim IK.lr. i. 1 with Memphis dates to the evening of tfin loin, nas arrived, xne Bulletin sayg cot- ion nas ucenned unocr tne Heavy receipts, ranging from 63 to 67 cents.

Tlie steamer Platte Valler najwral nn fnr Cm O.iv 1 ot. iuma wiiu ouu uaies 01 cotton. iiiuiuu Missouri cavairv. yeteran re. emits, and tho 8th and 12th Iowa veterans; arrived hero en route home, and tlie 53d Indiana lelt tor home to-day.

Obion county, Tenn, cast over 600 votes at the recent election. 1 v. The Missouri Contests in Congress. Washington. March 17.

In the contest. cases of Loan and MeUurg, of Missouri, the committee were equally divided the lasting vote of the chairman decided against them on the ground that their election was void, for bctng-under military control. tvtng'8 case will be referred back to the people by the report as it Is in proof lie. lnter- icreu in 111s oinciai capacity in the election minority report will bo submitted In favor of Loan and McClurg, as it is thought nicy wiu do aoie to convince a majority In uib iiuusa 01 uio lawiuincsa ot their elee tlon. Rumored Capture of our Forces Rumored Capture of our Forces at Yazoo City Contradicted.

New York. March 17. The renort whleh has obtained some currency, that our forces at uity nave Deen captured by the rebels is doubtless unfounded, both our own. and rebel accounts being of a later aato tnantne alleged capture, while neither mentions it. The message of Gov.

of Georgia, says the late action of Congress has shaken the confidence of tho people in their Justice cd Gen. New Yorki March 17. A fencclal tnth- Post dated Washington 17th, says: Advices irom ixen. uuiiier maicate that he will be able to continue the exchange of prisoners. Gen.

Wallace takes command or the middle department Saturday. Col, Don phut m. mm t. I A m. A.

Hf rciuuius cuici oi sutii. An average of twenty reAigees arrive dally at Baltimore from the South. There were ininy yeaterpay direct from Richmond. I -Af the New York, March 10. A special 'to the Evenlnir Post dated Washington 17.

uva the Ways and Means committee will report tne Military Academy bill, with provisions for increasing the pay of cadets from to SAO a month, and giving each member ot ongress power to nominate an additional cadet 1 v' 1 A special to the Commercial dated Wash ington 17th, says: The Military committee ot tha Senate have refused to recommend tor promotion, Lieutenant-Colonel Sander son. to the command of tha 13th Recrnlara. because ol proof of his cowardice at iaai be and was that on Washington. March 17-The Star has the followine: The United States steamer Harvest Moon, arrived at the Navy Yard mis morning irom rortress monroe, bringing up Admiral Dahlgren, returning from an unsuccessful attempt to procure tho body. ot jus ion.

1. 1 A Ing fioe a Congressional. WASHINGTON, March 17. Senate. Mf.

Davin' retoiiitioiiof iuaulrv ns to tlie part taken by Col. Uigginson, of Massaclnmetts, In tlie JJiinm' riot, was. on motion, of Mr. lYurrtbuil, laid on the table The bill lor the summarv Diinishmcnt of minor onofses against tlie Jaws of tlie United States, was culled by Mr, Trumbull and panned. Tho debate on tho amendment to the Metropolitan railroad bill of the Diatriet of Columbia, offered by Mr.

Sumner yerfer day, was debated by Messrs. Johnson, J)oo-' little and Saulsbury, in opposition to It, and by Mwsrs. Sumner and Morrill in favor of it. The amendment was adopted yeas 10, navs 17. Messrs.

Doollttle, Harris. Lane of Indiana, Johnson, Sherman, Ten Evck, Trumbull and Van Winkle, were nnioiiir 0,6 Senators wh0 voted in the negative state The amendment nrnvldos no'niiiat tha elusion of colored persons from the cm s. A petition was presented by prayliiff to be allowed a hnnntv of ftim til the act of March. 1803, on at count of discharge from wounds while in the service, was referred to the Milltarv committPi. A petition of four hundred laboring men of York against, the extension, of Goodyear's patent, were presented.

Mr. Grimes submitted the draft of a pro- posed new rule of the Senntp. Hint nil pt. eeutive nominations shall be submitted to. the consideration nnd be decided bv the.

Senute in open session. Tlie bill defining the pay and emolument of chaplains after being amended so as to allow their pay when absent on leave, or Irom disability, or in prison, was passed. House. Tho nouse i vss a vv weeks, the joint resolution dropping the unemployed general army officers. Territorial business was hikon nn thn Senate bill to enable Nevada tn tm stltutlon and State Government; aubT her Into the Union was passed without debate.

I'lm Senate's Colorado enabllnff bill came up. Mallory proposed to strike out the clause nrohibitins' slavprr In th nmnnuoH xuc quvatiun was ecicieu in t.i lourne.d ii.g:inve, tncre oeing only seventeen votes iu tlie alllrmativn. Tim hill wna fhon passed. Mr. Kinney, of Utah, made a speech on territorial affairs, particularly in relation to Ltah.

The enabling bills nnssed hv tha irnao for Nevadiu Colorado and 'Nehrns! .1.. ..1 cuu uic riuunuii 01 delegates to a convention. Wllll'h miKinff duuiiii, biiu UUIinLltll tion agreed upon to the people for ratitica-tlon to be hPld on the second in October. The censtitution shall be republican and not renna-rnint to thn rvinuritiirtnn if States, aud the principles of tne jyuvutruiion 01 iniienpiuienoo. ouonr Shall be prohibited therein hv an forever irrevocable witliout the consent of congress.

nen the constitution is ratified Dy ine people tlie President is to declare, by proclamation, the admission wiaies on an equal looting with the original States, each entitled to one member in the House until the next annortlnn nient- an1 two Senators. After the passnec of the bill nrovldlno- a temporarv iro eniiiipnf. fnr th terrirnnr of Montano, the House went into committee on ine Dili appropriating smtXX) for public buildings in the several territories. Mr. ivinny argued in favor of admitting Utah as a btate, referring to the patriotism and persecution of that territory.

Without ac- iinu tne uoiumuiee rose ana the House ad- The Rebels Within Fifteen Miles of Guyandotte. rniLADELPHIA. Jfareli 17 Tl.n 1 it w- -tee a aav Lrili nas uie lonowing: CINCINNATI. March 17.A aneelnl paicii irom West Virginia, dated the 16th inst- reimrU that a rebel force, 1.500 strong, waa within fifteen miles ot Guyandotte, threatening Barbourville. A strong force has been sent out to Inter cept muni.

From the Army of the Potomac. IlKADQCARTKnS ABMY OF THE POTOMAC. march 17. The Tliird Corns wn revle yesterday by Gen. French.

It is the corps In the army. It presented a line spectacle. Gens. Sedgwick, Carr, Robinson and others were present, beside a hu ge number Some prisoners escaped from Richmond ana come into our lines yesterday. One of mem was a scout 01 lien.

Butler, It is re- iiurteu uen. Ulster has been thrown from his horse and iniured. To what. 0Yrjnt la unknown. Movement of Troops at Vicksburg.

r. Louis. March 17. Vlefcshn the 8th say twenty steamers are at the wharf uiKiugxrpops 01 tne expedition which, it is ijrvKiiuieu, win unite wun Hanks' command, ana go up icca river. Reports gives Gen.

A. J. Smith command of tho expedition. It is said Klrby Smith is selling his cot- mica, UI lLlbll nouses ouu uuicis lur siennig exenange. Washington Items.

Washington, "March" 17. The Justices and olllcers of the Supreme Cpurt called on chief Justice Taney to-day, and paid their iTKi Deing 1,18 eighty-seventh UlltlllHIJ. A bill Is now before the committee on Roads and Canals, introduced by the dele- gate rrom Idaho, Hon. Wm. Wallace, for the construction of a road from Fort Laramie to the new gold mines of Idaho, near uie iieau waters 01 tne This road will shorten tlie route bv.

nearly flv hun dred miles, as compared with the present traveled road. Efforts are heW mafia it establish military posts in the--portion of iuhiio now caneu juontano, for the protection of Drosoectlnff or rrold Those best acquainted with Montano, think the richest mines hava not yet been dis- coverert. 1 Washington. March 77 Tn th Court No. 108, the United States appellant BAH', AVAi.nwa I.

kAl- 1 10 ucin urgueu The Gold Bill Signed. March has signed the Gold BiU. It is therefore a iaw i' -i i r'3fEW March 111. That lorn alla T' uio i-resiacni mr two and five hundred thousand men. the nnota of whlnh in by the Government, from this city, has been filled, and the business of tha I waau irt QAm' VnlitnfnAM ViAia.

VVUIItV pilJ.KI 000111111166 wuo iiueu ior uiose quotas to-tiay Notice. "DETER CABMICHAEL. WHOSE RESTDENrnt if i unknown to petitioner, will take notioe that JaneUrmiohael of the County of Franklin. In the wio win aay oi January. II.

1864. file her DOtitinn in the Court r.f r.om within and fnr the Cnnnt nf i. Ohio, aRainat the said Peter Carmiohael, defend- M1 snepiaintm was married to defendant on or about the 90th day of May A 1867. That she has erer sinoe eonduoted herself toward thesaii Feter (krmih.id r.iikr.,1 obedient wilsi and that the said defendant has been gnilty of willful absence from the said plaintiff for more than three years last pant without any cause of provocation, and Prayiuc that said defendant compelled in answerallandsinrularthepremises, I tat en 4n Anal bearing of this eanse the said imiumu uikt mwnn uur inaiaen name (wnicB Jane Watson), and that she may be diroroed from the said defendant, and for snob, other and further relief as in equity and good oonwienee she is entitled to. be isrei or Marsh The Peter Carmifhftl.

4. riAA te la required to appear and answer said peti lion before the third Saturday after the lllh day of iA.D.1864, A JANE CARM1CHA Cli. A By Cai. X. IIamn.

her Atk Attorney. ItUSww. Franklin Bank of Portal Countnr rpHE ritANKLIK BANK of I4KTAC cflanty.beingdwirousof relinauiahini' lulUnk Business, horeby gires notioe of Its to redeem Its outstanding notes of olnulation at its of in Franklin Mills. Porta oounty, Ohio, as re. Hiimi uy onctiuu at wt vm incorporatina.

and Telegraph Market. Telegraph Market. New York Market--March 17. COTTON Dull, heavy and lower, sales at 73t'a7e for in it 1 1 i 11 tr uplands and low luidJIinK. FLOLJi-rDull and lower.

Kales at $7 107 IS fr extra mnnd hr-np (M (n. and (7 2uaS for trade brands, market cloeinf quiet. nirtivs jeas sraneelv so nrm. eaici WaSlc for state, and Olko for weatorn. WHEAT Dull and latt) lower.

Tbe nominal quotations are 41 Ssl C3 fit 'hiearo rrliir! Alilwaukee- olub; ti to 1 74 fur winter red wi ern. hl''- mixed srestcra is beM at II 1, buyers offer ilM. OATSM. do "lyuuve, p-icm 0 buyer 89ia0o for restero WOOL unchanged. KE'l'HOLEL'M Ouiet at crude; aCfie reflned in bond, and Ua03 tor reUned free.

fOKKyuietand prices favor buversj Pate a $2. OOaVi for Bieu; J1 110 fnr old meav; iJ 76 for new mei; is sre S6 for old and Dew nrlma and til Maill lor nrii. aosua. loon khia April, buyers option at t'2t 00. liEK Loss active but ttriu, lei at 7 S0a 00 for cnuntrV ment'.

UOkS OU ftirnitr, aill MUiaiMlfna rr parked uis and leatt for eitra aneas; prime ineae bnef is io food request: MW tierces Indiana, tnese at tWafiH. i a i mams-uuieiana unchanirei. CI'T MKATS irm and in f.ir H.n.. ataiia fbr shoulders and 1J ValJ'Jo for hams. I liACON SlUfcb Uull at US for wester, cumber- cul HallX; do abort ribbed end do long eat hsrar.

J.AKD Unll, beery and lower at lSXaUtfe. UUTTKli-Firm at 2SaJ2c for Ohio and Sa4T for State. C'HUESB Steady at UelSc. New York Money Market--March 17. Money active and eay at pr cent.

Sterlint exebanse dull at I76K. Gold firmer: ooeninf ato; advaneine to 0 anal elosinc quiet and Unn at, OU.aOT. Uoveruniont stocks firm and in fair demand; V. 's '81 eouponi.113; 4-20's ooubous, 7-30'i Philadelphia 17. FLO CH Dull: aales t7 for extra auJ an HE.f 73 for extra family.

WHEAX-'Diiai. with small sales at 1 oual 61: red noalM. Uefllned; yellow UallS. PROVISIONS r'lrm mespnrk WilJSKX-Sales 0 bbliat Baltimore 17. "PIOUK Declnine.

Howard street suDerior MM aea. WHEAT Dull and declining. Steddy with sales at 1 lal IT. WHISK. ttic.

Baltimore 17. New York Stock Market--March 17. Stnclca hunvanfc. B-SO'. nnnnnna lAOV.

VA. flirr. Paoifio Mail 234 New York CiitJ ih- Rri. Hudson 160; Harletu 146 Readinr H2H; AliobinuS Central I41W: Michiuan houthernanH diana lOOj Illinois Central soript. J37S: Clerelsiwi and Tolodo MS; Cleveland and Fittbunr (alena and Chicaco 121X; Chioaoand Boek Islaud VH: Cbicaso.

RuriiniiUin and Ouinrv Ui- TnimAnnA JVabas prf 'd MX Milwaukee and Prarie Du Chiea PjtUbara. Fort Wayne and Chicago 13x; ChicaRo and Northwesteru 63X. SIGN OF THE BLACK BEAR. b- i HATS, CAPS, FURS, 1 AKD MILITARY GOODS. WE HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST StOokof 1 Hats, Caps, Furs.

hrtr brought to Colurubui. SWORDS, SASHES, 'PISTOLS, STRAPS, HAT CORDS, GOLD LACE, GOLD Hat and Cap Ornaments, PEESENTATIOU SWOEDS Cons tan tJv nn dn.n1 nnrth tMM mam a. anvA have i inada arrancenrants to all any order forth finest quality of l'resentotion Swords, mifeu-ml at mnch lower pnoe than van be purchased eUw SMITO CONRAD, Hat Store, New Neil House Building, onio. narl-dt. i (LU of Phalon't EnUbllshmsnL 1 DROPRietor nr 'rue hv va in.

"hionbj Sharinr, Hair UuWjit, bhap Inf, Curling Drassint Saloon, n.Tr In the Basement of the Nell House, nnds i the Postoflice, "lU tiv all thawriom beJMe donV la tbe stall hoar. 7 lyu-diT ii' i i I CIXELAJP PASSAGE lf: AMD nm. l.iij n-t GEEAT BErPAIN rRTT.ATTT TAPSCOTT BRriTinrTJUl a Emlfrsi lea 4c Foreign Exchange oiflco "vfrArrcorr'a Pavoura uxa op Mverpoot Piack.rjia sail mvmrf Thra i A. lurx. or lohdox jaczzts.i nwr Tan niTI.

i rates oy anni; Mnd for their friends erto the Old Country, oan do so at tbTl febVlni BXH KIRS. COLUMBub. i -1 Master Cqmmissioaer's Sale. Gustavu. fi wsm's Executors r- 6T Henry Chiiber.

it iL'. mm. WWUAJIIV. El Ml. Pursuance, of an order of tbe mm rw VitoWn'jAj pf April, A.P.

-) NoT bus, in said Franklin vutuav Appraised aj.f v. i t.WM POMIGAT, Print, MMUr SlarI3'4-dit4wtuV 'tk Admillistrnt fmn-n, an m'r of 1 buiiLh, deo'd I In An.uJ'-.... PnilisU Court of t' to the coiwArn or an nnip r-. nin rronaie iwn 01 v' and to n. dirked.

I of. lumous, in conniv.nn Thursdaj', the SUt iavot irjtvKlr 'I. The I .1 r.f i o. and 7. i uua.lu (mnklineftiiiu r.

I To be sold as lae .1 I'm 1 i 1 real ''i..