Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1864-03-21

              DRY COp,,. a HOPKINS &. CO., loner Fifth ni Vtae, Mill wmot AT' i-i-. Wholesale & Retail, 2 ooo iaqioBi a BLACK SILKS, rrai-TAJ-iOOiT BOO fXXIOJ&fil VR'ENCH MERINOS . All Colors, WINTER SHAWLS ladies; OLO A KS, Black and Coloi.1-. L. C. Hopkins k ., Coraer Flits " Vine.' " FANCY DRESS SILKS LOW PRICES.! L. G. HOPKINS & GO. OFFER AT THE LARGEST STOCK OF DRESS SILKS!! is. the rnr. L. 6. HOPfisA CO., Corner Fifth aud Vine, oiJsrotwisrATi, .. atW-AM? DRESS GOODS Of all IK:iiicl; PANOy GOODS Of nil lOiid; TRIMMINGS . Of all JKiiidfl ; Embroidery floods Of all JZiiidm; S n sl w m O f a.1 1 I 1 II 11 H : EVERY THING -AT- HEADLEY, RICHIKUS & iO.'S. 250 and 252 South High Street. COLLEGES. ... 8. S. oorner Foai'lh and Vine Bts,, oct'JS Ijr ROBACKTbITTERS. BBBNBAOKS ABB 0001), BUT Roback'B are Better. BTOMACH BITTKRS Ten thousand bottle aojd In one muMfa. The moat popular afoluacl) bitten In aae. EOBACK'8 BITTERS. Good tor all derange- louaneee, Llvtr Compialtit, anti general oeniaiy. KOBACKBBiTiBRfl. They poaaeaa wonderful I tonic propertlea, gmok I tone to th appetite and I dlgf-ativeorgnan. R0BACICSB1TTBRS. rx-ldlUMt-Ml Ladles, and I aedentary persona will And I in tuem au caceuuu. tuniu. KOBACK'S BITTERS. A wlneglauful before I anh Heal will remove Indlgeetluli and ill liver Ue """'llOBACK'8 BITTKHS. "?h., are better tban all PHU, Fowdere, and other I nauaeoua, olaagreeable uompoanoe. bobuk'n bitteks. i ran he takeu without regard tn diet. As an atDctleer I hey have no equal nAUtriiti Itl ri'I'Uia. n" r.'A''' ROBAVHH nixiKiitn. Wherever known they have become aelaud.td family nrengine.ing wnm,. . nOBACK'S BITTERS. Try one bottle, and you will alwaya use them and re KOBACK'S , W. aoBAt'K,.'......., BITXEB8. ... Hole Proprietor Vemponnier Wl bihct-, nm mini,. and Blood Pllle, and UUtilLr aud Manufacturer of Oatawb. .od awedlab Brandlea, .nd all kind, of tfa. ,M.t doneatk llquorerhlcb .r. .old wholnal. or ,ta ir dMlred quantity; at Boa. (s, W, eu aid ejs a... xntra atrees, viocmnaii, u. Ferae!, by Drnggletl ,ad DeaterB In Medlaln. mm ' JPAILT OHJO volume xxyn. MISCELLANEOUS. WEEKLY 0U State Journal, FOR 1864. ix A JFIBSTCLASS i PAfflt NEWSPLPER THE OHIO STATE . JOURNAL HAS NOW COMPLETED ITS FIRST HALF CENTURY. lh. WUBKLT IDITIUH Of TBI JOURNAL b erea I. to runno wuo uo worun ual II 111 soulela the bikTIIBT JST H -OCT H Tbat can be obtained by TEL32GRAPH, mail, Aravy Correspondence! 1TB CONTESTS Wltfli FOBU TBI Choicest Reading! FAMILY CIRCLES Ai WILL AO FOB The Office, the Shop AND TUB oowyms. IT WILL CONTAIN FU1X AMI EJAUT Ktl OI11S or TBI WEEKLY MARKETS! roa ihi uei or thb II! KIlriBO THEM rOLLX AUT18ED Of TBi . Correct Market Rates! or BOTH FROUUCE AND MERCHANDISE! THE POLITICAL COURSE Will be UouaUutly and Karneetly tor Tiie Union ail the CoBstitution! It will lend all pdaeibl aid to gupport the Government IN ITS BTBUQGLl AGAINST REBELLION ! And In eo doing, It will be Independent and Untrammelcd! I Firm and Unequivocal I I Ternin ol the Weekly Journal Omood on. yw u 9 J n Thre. wple, one year ., " " - 7 6 In ,....., ... 1II80 Twwty " i ' ....a.m.mU..J...... 16 ) 1 With Bilrt eopy to the getter np of mh Olnb MEDICAL. To the Ladie of America MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD! DR. JOHN L. LYON'8 French Periodical Drops! French Periodical Drops I "oOlring from Irregularity, or Obrtroclion of the Meueea, iroal G.DM. IT L8 8UBBTOOt!B.KI II IB BUBB TO DDK! I It 1. lBUMtalhli, tn n. .1.- 1,1 - I . 111. ... J "'f1 tj or tplrtu, nnlee. the Menaea an ragulix era obmnoUl, Nature make, her efforte to obtain it lor m. uUmt outlet, and, nulM. tlieee effurle .1 tJetare .10 ajeietkd. the ti.UMtt aeuellv UD.rl.Dao itTrfu - nerroaeneeo, .na anour lUhgUMP HUN a5ime. It. aw.v. .Jul nnmalnr,,! iermln.tM mCMOVEH. ALT. nnarnrtrrffriNKf ir all OBoTIiCOTIONHI IT BKMOVKfl ALL OBBTBCOTIUNS I ll BKMOVlrg ALL OBBTHOOTIONS I ' IT 18 A rKRrKOt BIsapLATOKI BfjAB UH MIND, 11' ID A t'JUtJTjiUX AJhUUZiAXUJtl IK MIND. THAT 1 GtJAHANTKE THAT 1 UUABANTCI my uwro 1U UU1NG BUpptWi-lOD Of the Meniw, from whatever cftuae, tbouglivareabouldtMiiUodtLttt the Unction whljh aoooui uauy etvcb bottle inbin. fatlj 11 tied to. BUY Tiii UkJtI BOY TU4 mtiixi BUT T.BJU BAFKbTI bus xiut bkthn.il BUY TUB SUiiaX WHICH IB IiYON'B PHOPHt WUIl'li IS LVON H UUuPBI THKV APT t.rKlfl A HU ,UM by tra''iftbeaing u4 iOTli(oratloA and raitorluit tbe 7Veiu to a healtbv couultit.a. It modfetalaa all oicerja, and nniuvee all obitractloni, and iwettj ev aiay be relied au. they are pecullarlr adaptM, u they bring on the taoDtbly period with iacb per foot regularity. UB8 TO DO GOOD! BOBA TO DO QOODI CANNOT DO HARM I (UNNfi? nn fTAIlMI BB WIfil IN rflMCI t KB WIBE IN TIM El not bia dlneaBA ddtroy yourcnoatltotlon. Try ftwHItriuy PKHIODIOAL UU6P8, and yon will be 'Jtl-tlrf tht I m nn lmn,.lr T.I I ..- .All .t. friend what rentorod the bloom of health to your cneeat, aua inereoy ooiHer a iavor more valuable man goia. ror paiaini or scanty meoHtruation it u Joat the thing. I have now in my mind an loatanoe or a laay who bad been anoenog from palnrul men-atrnatien two or throe ynara, conflolng her to her room eacu time; ane bad applied to aeveral eminent phyiiolariH, without relief, wbon one bottln of my unn o entirely onrea ner. ONE BOTTLK OUnRrtt ON K BOTTLE CURES I . In elrnoat every catwt. DO NOT BE IMPOHRD DPON DO NOT BR ftfPOHlLD l1P'Nl cat cot tbie oat aod wnd it to yonr Orojriit, and, If be has not got It, make him bny It for you ; or It maybe obtained by iacloelng 1.00 to the General Afc-oiita for Uie Dnitvd State. 0. O. ALA It KB Jk CO., Wholesale Drngykta, New Haven, Conn. For Sate by Drogglata everywhere. Price, 1.((0 per bottle. The trade an Milled hy 8. K. BAMUElifl, Druftgfst, Amerioao Ualldluge, Ooluuibui, O. Juneti'ii'doodAwuow ' Dlir OBK TAK1.N0 tub AflKR TAKINOTHK Elixir. Kllxlr. 1K. UKKiHTN REJUVENATING ELIXIR Or, Essence of Life I Pttared I'roui Pure uonbl Eat- . irnou, cuiiiMimiiH uuiuihh au lurluu to Iho Must JU11- asa-Thr. DHitvi-iiatlUk! JClljtir la the leeult of tnuJ ro dlacoveiiee In ilie vegelable kingdom, being en entirely new and abstract method of cure, irreupeo- live 01 an oe oiq nuu win u-uui bjitqihb, WTThia niediclue bna been letted bv tha mt ml. . ..r Llie Oar. and tlV P0- nounuod to be oueol the grrateat modl-idiicufilea f thnage. wuiie ooiiie win mm kuibi foj' IUPA few dosei turee Hyt erica In female. Ono bottle 01118 Palpitation or lli Burnt. WJTA fen doHi ivetort-a the orgaua of gcneiallou. tWFiom one to three bottlva rtilora the aianll-Dcts eud Hill Tiitor t'f youth. OUT A few doaea roe tore the appetite, iwn'linio hottlearnre thn worptutMeof Itiipoleu BWK fewdiwee cures tue low Bp i num. imrOiio buttle reoluin meaial power. IWTA ft doae brlug lh roie li the ohtk. nreri,li m. II,-In a rtmturdt tn UianlV fillDI Mild HI- buat liedUh the poor dubllllated, woi n-down aud de-pairiHgdevoteeof aonsual pleHsure. W'i'nBlltlotaeneraIed youth, lb over-laeked man or busings, the Tlotlm of oerrona ilepreeeiou. the lndlTidual anfferlng from general debility, or from wenkneaa of oom, will all find lwiuie- dlate end permaneut relief by the use of this ttllxlr or Kaaence of Mfr. . ,, . "Price, i per bottle, or Ihree bottles for 85, and forwardod by Expreai, ou receipt f money, to dv nudrees. Waold by ell dnityilsts every wheie v address. Holo Prufrlelors. i i.i-i ,, K.. M l,lhertvat..New York. Fr Hle by Tbrall Bouhain, 1 Mouth Ulgb Bt' CHEROKEE FILLS 8 U 0 A A COATED Female Regulator, 1111TE iit..i.i ee-For tlm llouiovnl or oMtrueiiuiH, and tne iuiMrBMi m-HMin... la tli KH)Hrrnre of Uio Muullily rorloiU. ul'h.v nir. or ob.Ule tliow nomerou. ilmtm ibnl iLrlnir fiom UreKul.rlti, by remuvlug tbu lr- n3nbar"nnl'llupprHnd, BKHlIt, bd Ptlnftll Alrotru.tloa. , ,tl , . UB-ThB. ouro aren iinue iunioi..i IMTTbsy oui. Nrou .od Bplu.l AlfBOtlnin, .In. la Ilia buck, .nd loor purl, 01 in. u-ay, Ue.rlneu. r.lijue on illlil nerlion, Palj llellup of the Heart, Lowneee oi opiru. Ihili'H.. Hick Uodthe, Olddluoii, eto elo. In . worn, uy re-mulDg the Irrcularlty, tbey remove Hie c.iue nd wltMtAU.UUlbl.prlo(toBil. (9-Colupoeed of .Implo ve.tbl tr.cH, Ibej eonWD notlilu, deleterlou. 10 .nj rautltutlon, boe.or dolk.te, their function being to lobitllute etrenglh for eakni, wblb, when properlj ueed, thrv never wii 10 uu. i-rnoy may be Ml ujed at aT a je, and al any period. itAunri wumnu . MONTHS, dnrlim which the unfnlllng nature ot pii-ruanoy. AtAll l.tt.r. .eeklnic Information or advloe will fiAU Ltlera eeeklng Information or a.iv be promptly, freely and dl.creeuy aii.werau. WlTFull direotlooe accompany ch boK, un.t..,i ,ir .1. hole, for So. law-Sent by mail, free of postage, on receipt of PSr8ol4 by all reepectable Drnmhti. UU. r. M EBW 1 SI A CO., Hule rroprietorJ, .... wtv Hn ttl Libert, et. New York ror ml. by thrall B' uham, 119 South High t; THIH IB A RICH AMD PECTORAL BALSAM HEALINQ, SOfTE-IHa, D tXPtCTORATINB QTJJkJPPXJDB . it u 1 aan A nuun auiona roa IKrAMTS ABU ! vawai. n-. ITBi ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, HOOPING COUGH AND CROUP. it u tub mm i" mmtrwm mm roa COUGHS, KMIONIC COUGHS, C0L08, SORE THROAT, RI8HT SWEATS, It from the Lung,, AO CUNTS FBR BOTTI.K. For Bala by all DraggM,, and nMannVilared only By DB. BTBIOKLAND, oircimTi. o. I ffnlJ l. kw s: : B. Hannal. 6. Bobertf. John M' I Denlng, Inning A Don, N. B. Herple, Tbrall A Ben o I ham. iJUiwtdiM-'i.4lvi Mn:.Mon.rrai.Arit. ' ' COLUMBUS OHIO. MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 21. 1S64. DRUGS, &C. O. ROBERTS DRUGrQ-IST, NO. 24 HPRTD HIGH STREET fTrt&H FOB fALB AT WHOLBBALI OB Bl VS TALL, UlK" W.U mImM Mock o( DHCGH, CUESlIOAUt, PATENT MEOICIS1JS, PEUFCMEBY, XOILET SOAPS, PAIKTRAOIXS, BRC8H8, all kludu WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE, Wlues'& Liquors fob meimcai. wavosca. Tosetber with T.rr .rtkl. Kept In Drat olali urngttlon-.il of wblob b.vi M.. portiuuwl lor Oath of the lmtporten .od HuofMtimn. Uid wtU oe tola .1 very lifw ptiotw. , PaHteUar aUtthon thm to whwowmUm FlMt- G. ROBERTS, ortfAJ-it i v WHOLtSALB AHO BKTAIL PIALIU8 18 Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Goods, Wines and Liquors or Medical Purposes. No, 124 North High St., COLUMBUS, O. consignmentT On Consignment. 1M tool Olndnatl rnriuo. H. B. Konndr J, Pi, Iron 60 " Hclr.to " . " " " (0 " UndUnn " " " " I) " Tintou " " Mill., " B FITOH A HON, pr(M-Jir 87 i(iat Brow) Sl 'Z EYE AND EAR. ANDEAR. DR. Or. A. KNAPP, CUL1HT, (KoBMKP-Y o N. V.,) IXOLU- V Blvoly treats Uuuaaea or tuo y, ueameas , ami inamtM Aititi.-Ul aCyhi uUhautBuia. at 1457 Buutb U lab street. Cnlaiobua, Ohio. Also, maila hit bmk ou the Kye aud HU for no cents, freo of pMtage, to auy addreea. deciUlyr , BANK NOTE CO. Aeivrlvau Bank STole Co., 80UTHJU8T GOHNKE Of MaIH & FOUBTB 8t., vimcmnAti, OHIO. EKHBAVBO IH A STYLB OOltKKSPONUINO lu om.ll.iio. to tli.l tit B..k NoK, B.I1 Bd .nd Uuaaly Boodn, Bill, of Ii.h.iigo, Ulieck., BralU, OertlUMle. of D.p.Mlt, 8.H, Crd., Ac., Ao. The .bv uUlo. U uodor tb. euperrliioD of OKO JONES, ("nolon.tl. ortSU-dlr. MILITAYCOODS Shoulder Straps 1 Swords! i uavh jirnr amnivBO Ton lahowi AUD BUST bULSOTSD STYLUS uf NIlOl l.OLIt STRAPS & SWORDS Kiel btoaghl to Uili cllj. ALSO, Sashes, Hat Uonlu, HalH and Cai8, AfiD AU, IIMM Of UlUTAaf euobf. SMITH & CONRAD'S HAT STORE Mew Nell Boom Ballilog, UOLUUBDI), 0.'. .DRH-dtf . FANCY ARTICLES. Y! lMroUTEHU ADD DBAHB8 IB Embroideries, Laces. WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, Trimmings, etc., NO. 429 MARKET STREET, 413 Commerce Street, : Piril.ADFXPHIA. WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER akj ZYLOB ALS AMUM ? CONVINCING TKBTIMOIIT now DISTINGUISHED CLEROTMBH. R,T C. A. BrjCKBEE. Auft Trwwtr AmtrU "on BibU Tntoi, JV. Y. Wy, wrlbj.: "I t.ry cl.eerrnlly add my tMUtnooy to that of nmnu fttendi. to the greet vlu of Mre. B. A. Allan World lll Beilorer aud Zylobaleatnum. , utit u,.kl.n L. 1.: "I wlllteillfTlo tbelr v.lu. lu the morf 6ernl ewiee. They haw rclored my hair where it wit bald, and, wber. guy, to tie original color." , a it. A. WKB8TBB, Boeton, Met,.! "I hi.eua.4 them with greet eecl. I am ow f Utfl bald tor grav. My hair ta dry and brittle; It la now auft ae In youlb." a But. H. V. DKOEN, Boston, Meek! "That tbey promote the growth of th. balr where baldneH la, I bare the evidence of my own ayee. h aiiu o .nniv nnflvln I heveueed bo tfa the BeMorer and the Zylohalamum, and conelder ' them Invaluable. They bar. tutored my gray hair to Us original oolor. ii lutou n n PrMldMil Ttnlon Ualverelty, le'nn., write.: "I have ued Mr. 8. A. Alleo'a M.ir Reetorer and ZTlobaleamani. The railing of my heir hue ceued, and tny lock., wblob . ' .......Ajt tn th.lrnri.ln.l Color. werequxe gr. , " Boll by Druggiiti ttronghont tht Wwld, FBINOIFAL BAL ortui tits. 198 A 00 Cff nivTlth St., Ktw York, C'ebS g WOK OS, BASHES', BELTS, PISTOLS, v a BINES, AMMUNITION. At Wboleulfc tebl-dsa B, , K1TTKH00M A CO.... uaoiaas'l, uai STATE GROCERIES. McCOLM,MILES & MCDONALDS, (fweceeeorf to Om. A Wa. McDopii,) GROCERS, iNO. 1M South High St. i FBOPBIBTOBS Colnmbus Powder Magazine, AWMT, ro .ali or TH. Bled berry White Wheat Flour, , AUKBtt IOA UL1 Or (jiMrdner. Phipp 4c Co'a Rugar i. tvurea unrai, ' ' I nrjLLBM uf Choice Family Groceries, Of eieiy description, Imported and Domeatlo. Fine Wtnea. Coidlala. Llauora. Baaara. nil niu s HtH OLM, HIIaE) A MoOONALDA, Jaa7-fliu .ho. boatn High 8trt. A?PDES! APPLES! Choice Fall aTWinter' Apples, BT THE BABBEIi OK BDSHIL, Fob Baai bt- W. 11. KKMTl E U A, aov. 1W Bomb Blgb Street. Western Reserve AND PINE APPLE CHEESE Foa Salt it W. If. RE8TIEATJ.., Bort 106 South Ulgh Street , Boston Crackers! Maunfnctnred by 1 BOND, Bosion, Mhhh, o. For aale by the Bill,, or POUlt I), by W. H. RF-STIKAfTT, nvll loel s,mth Rlirh Rtreet. ATT3SNTI0IJ! Follow - Oltlsaexxsi H. H. CHARITON RK8PE0TF1TI.T,T VKhJA ON TOD TO DtfOP In aud examine hie atook aud prices of resb Clrooeries Oc ProvlHioiiM, Jnst received from New York, which I will eell m low a eao be purchased lu auy Rouse in the city-Call at JSlO. 140, N. E. corner Town and Fourth sts., COLUMBUS, OBIO. WAll good, dflllverwl free of ubr.. II. II. CHAIMTOX. dir --Uili'X MUSIC. A J4MPJ,tIK MIS 1CALLIBBAKY. 9ue Tbotuiand Pieces of Piano Mualo. i'or Ouly Ton loHar. rpb FOLLOWING BOHKH ARE Oft" UN1KOKM eiie and etyle. and inrni the bent collection of Choice aluslo for the Pianoforte ever published. TI1H HOMB CHICLE, a collection of MABCUK8, n a i.Tfita Dii . u K ! ui nf -fiflfu vu vnnfiur a a gUAUUIlihl8 (JOMi'RA JJANUKU, touit-nA.iD ruuia aua rianu warns, a voie. ma isuuv-til Of PJCABLH, a ool'eotiou of oliolco Voral Duet rvlth Piano Acoompaniineiita. THB MLVKR niinao. otui i tv.uiiP, kiw.Ww.4a, atkr- teltce, Duete, o., with Piano Attxmp(oJmeota. OPEKATIO PBAHIjS. A oullectloii uf the Voua Beantlee of the Beat Operas, with Pin no Acoomre niente. All of the above eent, poet pnfd, for 910. or Ingly at the followlna; prtcea; Plain, jj;.Ulotb. .20; run uuc, eo. viiver umwiii z u. uMiBb.-rt, m Washington btieet, Buetou. jaolltf Pike's Opera House, Cincinnati, Ohio PHILIP PHILLIPS & CO., Wnol.LSALI AND mklAlli DKAU.HS IN Win. B. Bradbury's Celebrated I1 i a 110 Fortes, And Other. I'ARHART, NKEDHAM & CO.'S Melodeons and Harmoniums Fiom our farg,ftnt and two atook of Flanoa, lUelo deoua aud Oariaonlama, we will tett, or renl with the privilege of bioiov, letting the rent pay for the In tmmeat. Fleaee call and en amine before putvhaalog else where, or tend for llluatrated Price Lilt. Philip Phillips Co, 77 Fourth Ntreet, Pike's Opera House, CINCINNATI, 0. Janls-ASm SIGN OF THE BLACK BEAR! We keep oongrantly on hand the largest and bout aelooted atook of HATS, CAPS, FURS, MILITARY GOODS Ever brmigbt to Coiumhne. ' Swords, Snsliett, Shoulder Straps, PiKloW, Uiat Cordtt, Gold I.RCC, Gold Cord, HaverHnckg, Hals and Ch,h, Oriiaiiit'ulH,iV'1.,el'C, Presentation Swords f Constantly on band, from 29 to gSriO. We have alio made arrangeimnta to fill any order for the flneat qualities of Praeentatiua Bwords much lower prices than they can be bought trite; where. Smith & Conrad's HAT STORE, New Neil House Block, COLVB1BCS, OHIO. JOHN H. JOUVET, Machine Twlni, Nccdlea and Spool Cotton, im eon aid aotoaa, F HINDU BILK, UBROIUERT BILK, HUH-Ot'lNH' BILK, Tallora' BwluR, gewluiie la UN)., Trato and OnraoiiDe. Ppool Bilk, Baoiiiere' sua, Ik. BarS-em winoiunaii. JOURNAE DAILY 0210 STATE JOURNAL BCKTT, ALIaEN '0., troprttri. MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 164. North 'rollnn. Governor Vance, of North Caroliu-w de- itvereu reoeutly a Bechol luiniense length, wiiicn wo una lu our Kicbmond nlea rj- cetved jetilerday. It is an argument against the party in North CnroUna- and we judge from the adulssious in this speech that the party id very strong in number, 11 not dominant who desire to hare a State Oon vention oalled, for the purpose, as Gov. Vance ears. of "seceding from the Southern Confederacy ana repudiating tue wnole tin tig. ms grounds of opposition to this are chiefly these three: Firstly, that it would be use less to secede from the Confederacy; second' ly, that it would be dangerous: thirdly, that it can't be done. "iSow." says he. "let me ask you what it was Uiat got you into thin scraper nny, you all know that it was the fact of your secession in the first instance, (suppose you were sic 01 typiio.a lever, ana nad been close to death's door, and, becoming convalescent, the physioian should gravely miorm you mat uits only plan to aneot your enure recovery, wouia oe to take another spell of the Infernal fever? Would you not think he was a tv . c - J oeces-.... in 6ii after it had been ooLaidered for a period of forty yeras, and the whole country understood it as completely as an abstraction eould be understood. We were promised it should be peaceable. What is the result? Why, it has ben everything else. It has involved us in a war tbat has no parallel upon the pages of history. Do you expect to find a remedy by a repetition ot the dose tnat brought you to bed" Uov. Vance demolishes the keystone of (he Southern Confederacy, the right of Se cession, in a very unceremonious style. 11 icftn assure you, my lellow-ciuzenR, sayi he. " that secession from the Confederacy -will involve you in a new war, s bloodier conflict than tnat you now deplore. Uul you may Bay, Air. Davis and Jus Gov ernment will Lot dare to make war on a aecoding State beoause the right of secession is recognized in the Constitution of the Confederacy.' So it it, my friends ; but you see by the time you 'have throw u oil the Constitution, you have gotten from under its obligations and sworn you would have nothing to do with it Do you expect the Confederacy to be bound by a document you refuse to recognize as affecting yourselves? Ho soou ns you announce to the world you re a sovereign and lndopcmlent n.ttion, as . matter of course the Confederacy has the right of declaring war against you for Bura cient cfuiae, equally with the right she boida of declaring war Against j-.ngland. iriince or Holland. This right is iuherent in all sovereignties.'' uov. vanue appeals to me lears 01 tue people. He allows them that if they resolve to leave the J off. Dims conoern, the whole titate will be made a held uf battle and blood. Oen. Lee, he says, would send down his veterans, who would full mercilessly upon a State which had abandoned the 8outli; while, he adds, "Old Abe would send his troops here also, beoause we would no longor be noutrnl: and so. if you will par don the exprossion, we would catch the devil 011 all sides. ' The extent of the dis- ffeotion prevailing may be judged from the grimly facetious remark of this rebel Governor, that if every man in that county tt likes) who "had used abusive language toward Jeff. Davis and the Confederate Government were to be put in jail, he would have to address his entire audience through tho prison bars." And the following question and auswer which occurs in the course ol the speecn, will exhibit the deep and irrepressible longing which per vades every part ot tne btate: "Now, wnat is it you desire above all oth er present earthly good? Voices 'Peace,' , It was in a KreaL nioasure the geographi cal position of North Carolina that ourried lier out of the Union into the Confederacy, nd it is the BAme accident that keen, bet in tho Confederacy. If she or her population had existed, or oonld now he transferred, west of the mountains, or north of the Potomao, the rebellion within her limit! would have been a very limited affair. Timtt. Horrible Murder of ITlilon Holcllera The AwH5itua Arrealctl ailfl Mont lo )leftliiif.rtera. Sperlat CLjietcb to tbe .outlay Cbroolcle. Kappahannocr, March 11, 1864. Throe rebel soldiers, who took the oath of allegiance on the .th, and were on their way ortlt were nrresteu today by a member of he 13th Pennsylvania oavulry, who chargOB them with the murder of two of his com panions, a few days ago, at Greenwich. A party of the 118tb Pennsylvania, doing duly at Oenontl Crawford's headquarters, were out on a scout, borne ol tuem leu into the hands of a guerrilla band, with whom they had a brush, and it was decidod by the Inhuman wretches that two of Iho prisoners should Buffer death. The doomed men were chosen by lot, and a third was forced to hold each of his oompanions iu turn, while their assassinB performed their bloody work. me iiiroais of these two men were out from ear to ear. The oavalrymen who oap- tured the three murderers is the same who was oompelled to assist them iu murdering nis companions. lie saw them at Cutlets station, (after his escape) reooguised them, and effected their arrest. Thoy are now at the headquarters r the Filth Corps, and will bo sent at an early hour to-morrow to headquarters of the army. Politics in East Tenneeeeo, at the present time, are attraotinir oonBidoraole attention A large growing party are agitating lor tne tormation ol rJast Tennessee into a new State, independent of Middle and West Tennessee. They are endeavoring to ac aomplisu this, and in the editor of the Chat- anooga Uazette h&n a ohampion who ngnts well. A very large proportion or tne auvo. sales of separation demand the calling of a convention immediately to urge an amend- ment lo the Constitution, by wnion nn eiec- tion for legislators and a Governor can bo bold tins tall. The Union men of Kentucky have decided to call a State Convention nt Louisvillo ou the 2otli of May to appoint delegates to tbe National union Convention, they nitiony lsnounce tho Louisville Copperhead rump of the State Central Committee which are trying to eell tho Union men to the Copper beats, thorrankrort Vommonveaitn speass with emphasis upon this point. The loyal poople are thoroughly aroused. It is quite time that they should be up and doini. or tho next tidines will be "the Philistinos be upon Iheo Samson I " ti.a Tammnnv wino- of the New York De mocracy, in General Comroitteo, has placed i,u.n- ..nenuivoenllv nn a Uuion war plat form. Theyabuse Lincoln and the Administration, but declare for the vigorous prose cution of the war until the last rehel is suh-dued. They cut loote from the Woud-Mc; Keon peace-sneak factions, and repudiate ,,n, (ti:.-n nn im enencli,HL eiliiiu ui ..v of thoir country. As Tammany can control 50 000 to 76,000 votes iu tho State, the Copperheads will be left in a oontempttblo min-in .1... F.irtfcirn State next fall, loadd J. ,r . ,ltv... thiit nw.il. to the overwneimiug uom - il.nm il.e 1RIMKHI SOldlCl B V01U. win u. unoi solid against them. rru Ma..nnhiH.tta town of llotfleld rais .,1 a:. .,. of tobacco the last year, tue ).. f mhinh al BU cent, uci uuuuu- less than the average price for that which has been sold-would bring SU.M.OOO. This lives S250 to every inhauttsni oi uie town. " . . . .1'. farniap of th. aSITin It is aiso reiairu . - " - town that ho has rcoeivuu products of his ftirm mm V u 1 which is clear profit He raised 600 bushels of com from IU acres, and ou 2o acres 21J tons of tobacco, which sold for 32 cents a pound. The Oermans of Kew York, supported the -ui.-' e,.iin measure earnestly. One of them modestly offered two tickets to all k ..nrnnohed with this remark : "Yon t.v. Son eholoe:" but the voters who ex- '.mined the ballots, Invariably found that w(re ,l(ot (j,, pr0poseu amendme nt. NUMBER 215. rartv with m War u1. ate." , The Cinoiunati Enquirer of tho 11th pro tean against, ine nomination for the nit -residency of any General, be ha efficient or inefficient. It fears that some of the democratic party-leaders are bent upon ef- luoung anon a nomination, ana represents these persons as saying: '"Nominate somebody wbo can be held up as a warrior, and go in for military glory and national gratitude. The Idea Is not that military men are more oapable than others, or that militarr eerviee more than auy other entitles a man to popular consid eration, or even tnat tne person to be selected has performed any really siinal ex ploits; out simpiy inai tne people are so ig- norant and rMjmlted an hliiiH anil imn.il.i so incapable of judging truly of men and things, bo indifferent to principles, so im pervious to reason and so amenable to de ception, as to be invincible to aught that uoe. uoi appeal aircotly to their vanity, piiBawDB or meir prejudices. The Enauirtr denounces this aa a alar. trick, sure to fail and unworthy to aucnaul and adds : "The democratic at least in these west ern states is a peace party. It ought to be so everywhere , and its members are set tling down upon Us organic principles thus lo become. There are processes at work to give this peace party a war candidate for candidate is seated upon It, by means or the party drill to bring tho masses to his support The idea is to nominate a hero at east, and tnen, relying upon tne general gullibility, to go into a vigorous prooess of pumping enthusiasm. w m w w w w "We do not kuow upon what ground a peace partr which has eleoted a war Presi dent oan set up any other claim than that it has heaten itseir. It Is said to be a mean bird which dishonors its own nest; but it would be a tnuoh, meaner bird which having dishonored its nest, should go about demanding credit for the achievement. Free Negro Labor 111 Teiiiinsaee. A correspondent of the Chicago Tribuni, writing from Larkinsvillo, Tcnti., says that under recent order of Gen. Logan, the experiment of free labor lawmaking good headway. He adds : "With the negroes two plans have been pursued. By one the owner of the land makes an agreement with his former slaves that they shall al! worr together, as formerly tinder his direction, for the raising of such crop a, he may choose, the negroes to rt-coivo for their labor, food and ololhing, nnd a certain agreed portion of the crops. By the other plan, which is most generally adopted in cases where tho owner is in the federal scrvioo, the lnnd is divided into parcels and let to the negroes, tho owner receiving one part and tiie negroes the balance of the product of thir seperate fields. With this system the planters seem to be entirely satisfied. Of course this year's experience will not be a fair test, as few farms are provided, or can be, with a sutuoiency of draft animals and implements. Ilut other things being equal, it is the general belief of the more intelligent planters tbat as largo and as remunerative crops will be produced as under tbe system of slavery. "With the negroes tho system is not re gal-ded favorably with any unanimity. In some instances a large proportion of the negroes on a place rooiaiu and make tho arrangements I have indioated with their for-mor masters, while in others a fow, and in mauy not an African can be induced to remain upon any terms. This reluctance to remain at their former homes is the legiti mate result of several oauses. rvery one knows what a hard master is. With that knowledge no one can wonder that the African, when liberated, refuses to live with and work for (he man who has starved, over-worked aud treatod him with inhumanity when he had the power. All of that olass are out of the question In the business of hiring in farm.. n,..Wt. Froue Atlanta, ha Intel-eating- Sfew fi out tbe "Heart of the t'onreUe- A oorrcspouJeol of the Missouri Democrat writes: 1 left Atlanta, Qa.. on tho ViMof January. Atlanta is fortified by miniature rlflo-pits, looking much like the ditches iu the oran-berry nieadows of the Old Bay State, aud equally as formidable obstacles to the progress of an army like General (.rant'. these rifle-pits are just on the corporation line, ottering no protection to the city what ever, for, should the Fed orals make an at- taok upon thein, the balls and shells would fall into the very heart of tbe town. Tho pistol factory has been moved to Macon, a large armory being nearly completed in that city. Government manufactures largely of gun-oarriageu, cartridges, a Lip lis, guo-oaps, and, what is more crodi table to the Confederacy, boots and shoes for the deluded soldiers. At the barracks thore are about one hundred sick prisoners of war. Those prisoners suffered muoh during the severe winter, several hundred dollars were aurj- soribed by a few humane citixens, which was cxpendod in (he purohaso of clothing for the half-nakod prisoners. Bel wood Sel- ma ami Merman there were immense quantities of corn on the line of the railroad, convenient for transportation. In Canton and Grenada there was not one pound of flour. The last that was Bold brought one dollar a pound. The secession feeling in Memphis to-day is much stronger than it is in many oities and towns In Georgia. I think three years of Confederate rule and ruin would have completely squelched secession sympathy in that oity. There is a great scarcity of food in the bouth, farmers generally nolding their provisions, preferring it to Confederate currency. One or two more reverses to tho Confederate arms and no doubt the whole army would lay down their guns or desert by regiments. No preparations are being made to prosecute the war another year; the prevailing opinion is that tne summer oampaign will terminate actual hostilities, the South being Bubjugated by force of arms, together with scaroity of food. Every one who can is fleeing from the South; even thoso who were minute men, aotual re bo Is. but now penitent Union men. . So soon as Atlanta is occupied by Urants army the heart of rcboklom will be pierced and the South succumb. Atlanin io tilled with rem. gees. J hree or more murders ocruv every eek. ert.riy au clangs throughout the country are tired or tho war, end are anr ious lo come hack into the Union. fteliel O Hie em nml h HhH Captured. On her late trip from low Orleans to Vickabnrg, tho steamer Constitution cultured three rebul o timers having a mail in charge, containing valuable information. It wns on the night oi the znth, when the Vontti- tution was between Rodney and St. Jnsupli, voices were heard calling lustily for help the yawl was sent out and three mon brought on board, who proved tt be rebel officers, making ibetr way from the western to the eastern shore of the MtsHissippi, with a mail containing sixty letters. Tho skill n winoh tney had embarked hud been up set in a Rlnrui, and they had been an hour and a half in tho water, aud sooing tho Constitution, they hailed her, prderiiug capture to a watery grave. Their names are Lap- tain v. s, rJuokuer, Sixth Louisiana, on in way to mcliraomt : Meutenant W. h. 1 'a tier- son, fourteenth J.exai, and berireauc J Boatman, Fourteenth lex an oavalvy, ou their way to Polk's army. The prisoners and mail were delivered to the commander at Vioksburg. St. Louis Democrat, March 14. CIION Tho following Btatcmcnt shows the great increase or cotton prouttoea in otnur countries, ospecially iu tho East Indies nnd Ea-yiit. Imports into Great Britain com. pnred for throe years : Faox U1 ItSS. United Btetee. cwte T,la,9iia Brazil, cw te l.4,o7e Eypt.cwle Se.lOR Eaet Indiee, owt. .l,2Ve,004 Other eountriot, cwte.. (11.010 11,793 'i08,3e4 6-J.H'.t7 67,'ttO 01,S1 S.MHi.Slt b.7,77 81P,4e6 1,006,472 total. u,2'j.H,078 j.m.eaa (u78,4il2 lulon TrimnirirririViiw Jcr-wy. Bt'UsTNQTON, N. J., March ltt. The oity election yesterday resulted In ft complete triumph of the friends of the Union. The whole Union oity ticket, incUidmfr Common Con noil, oityolerk, treasurer, and other ehy ofticore, was elected by sn average majoiliy of 12. Last year the whole Democratic liettat waa elected hy 30 majority- The result is most trratifvintr, nod ihows unmis takably the way In which the current of honest public opinion is letting. A Babel sjpr. - iast Friday. lisut, Buwk, of the 2d Corps ProToat Guard, oapturad a rebel nr. bulda our lines, in the neighborhood of BUlly a Ford. Information had been received weak ago that our army was toaorad with such a visitor, who travelled inamatt and bv nlaht for the purpose of gaining new and valuable information for his rebel friends over the river. One night, positive information oame to headquarters that this individual was then lodging in a large frame twos near tbe ford. Lieutenant Black wsa or-dered to take a lie of men, search the pre. mises, and capture the nocturnal visitor. He reached the house In rood time, and found an old man. old lad v. and rannor ladr. all of whom faithfully, in one voioe, denied the presenoe of anr other neraon than them. selves in the house. Of course, their word was not taken until the premises had been searched. The house was sorutiniied front garret to cellar. All tbe beds were Investi gated and the closets peeped into, but the man oouid not ne iounu. But one nlace remained to be examined When the Lieutenant stepped toward a high ' narrow olothes-presS) common to all Vlrgi--nia houses, the three inmates of the bouse ha..tJ It. wamM ... ll... 1 .1. - 1. , were lost, and, "anyway, there was nothing . inside." They were rwlltalr Informed that the inside of Jtatolothes-prees must be seen. .? and the order was given to break open the . door. ' Here th lost keys were prod need. and one filled into the look. As soon as the , door was opened, the man they had so lone . looked for was seen standing Inside the , closet lie waa dressed in the Uniform of , rebel officer, and looked very pal. Lieu tenant Black aeiied him by the breast, drew him forth, and exclaimed, "You are the very , man we are looking fori ' The penalty at- , txed to this officer's crime la hanging. , But two towns in Kew York are known to h,Tr -L?'.-ie5jBefctott4na" van oounty, -(Ntven's District.) Their be- havior is not at all surprising, for they ' gave Seymour 697 votes against 118 for Wadsworth. PROSPECTUS or THB Daily, Trl-Weeklj and Weekly OHIO STATE MMkl rOB THB TEAR I, The wonderful events that are now transpiring in this country, upon which the eyes of the world are fixed, render a Good Nbws-pate a necossity in every Intelligent Family. Thankful for the increasing patronage that has al ton Jed their efforts to make the Ohio State Joua.vn a Fist Class Faktlt Ncwsr.tpn, the Publishers are prompted to continuod efforts la the direction of progress and improvement. It is their aim to make the Jopbhai a complete compendium of news, a chaste and pleasant flrs-slds companion, a faithful market guide, a fearless and truthful ex ponent of political matters, a punctual ohronlolsrof Leoislativb and Coaonnsioav At, proceedings ; and, In short, a weekly summary of events In the political, aoolaL, religious, scientific and oommerolal world. With this end In view, It will contain a full summary of current news, Congresalona Reports, Legislative Proceeding,, Market Reports, (Foreign and Domestic), the Latest Telegraphic Dispatches, Political Intelll-genco, Literary Gossip, Choice Poetry, original and seleotod Editorials on current Topics, Stories, Sketches, to. 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In doing this it may be oalled upon at times to speak plainly ; but It will always speak upon oon- viotion of duly, and never as an adulator of men in high places ; and It will not hesitate to atrip the guise from traitors and sympa-thliers with rebellion, who cloak their treasonable sentiments under the hypocritical ory for a peace that is to be obtained enly by compromise with rebels in arms. Terms ol tbe Dally Journal. HlD.le gobaerlben, 1 jeer ; ....IT 00 Sioirle Sobeorlbera, 6 moutbe M.Hn 8 AO single niibionbere, a mootiie l to Single ttabecrlbera, 1 nootb., .'. 0 SO To agent, to oiobe or lo ana upwara, m cents p.r week eaeb copy. To agent, la olnbe of 80 and upward, 10 seats per week web cop,. i Tenm of the Trl-Wooklw Journal. Single Uubecrtberf, 1 rear 13 60 Hingis Bubeontteri, o monuti. 1 TS 0S0 0 SO Single DubKMjfere, 9 months,. Single BUburWVrf, 1 aiontb..., Terms ol aha Weakly Jearnai. 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