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BROWNS "That trouble in my Throat, tfor
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05
The Fishmongers OF Londen.

There has been some curiosity expressed a.
to who the "Fishmongera' we're that Wm. L.
Yancey spoke before In London. The London
correspondent of the New York Times, in al
luding to Mr.. AdAms's speech at the Lord May
or's Banquet, thus describes It.. He says:
ats effect was not materially lessened by the
speech Of Mr.. Yancey at the Fishmongers' Hall,
on the same evening. Mr.. Yancey is TOO well
known TO be believed, and some OF his asser.
tons were 80 very Incredible that even bis
friends can hardly maintain them. How he
came there at all is curious question, and the
coincidence Of his speech with that Of Mr..
Adams looks as though he had known that Mr.;
Adams would tpeak, and had invented this oc
casion in order to countefact any bad results.--
The Guild Of FIshmongersis one Of the old and
wealthy corporations which stlll exists In the
citY--the fragments Of q state Of society which
has long since passed SWay-but though the
original meaning Of the institution has been Lost
and forgotten In the lapse Of time, Il 10 etill an
honor which very great men are proud 70 ac-
cept, to be enrolled as members Of the ancient
Guild. Mr., Tancey, therefore, spoke to no
mean audience, and was applanded By no unim'
pOrtank men, II e7- - eI g'i4 efl ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

Ths Boston Tras.lsr. Of che 2slh ails speals'
ing Of the ptisous,s Al Fort Warren. sAssi
slidell. and Mason have copfortableqnafters
which they share with their secretaries, Al
they have funds they have purchased yAEloui
articles tor their conpepionce not provided y
the Government, and, as Tho proapect le tha'
they are likely to remain here icr pome itime
their money has been judiciously used. =, y
Mr.. Mason, who wore an ar OF noncnaiance
on Sunday, when taken 70 the Tort mas appa'
rently found the place less agreeable tnen nt
anticipated. Perhaps the climate uoes no'
agree with him, or Il may be that ne means y Y
be exclusive, but It 10 remarked among tne
prisopers that he keeps himself very close 70
bia room. He. appears sad, and not in very
rood humor. on tho other hand, Slideli "a
6riphtenipe IN, and ID more cheerful. He ven.
| tused out of doors IN tho storm yesterdey. but
he il of Northern birth, and thus the climate
NAV not affect him 60 much as others. ~ ~
The q Embassadors " are allowed TO converse
freely with other political prisoners, but We
doubt whether their conversation 70 very eoiIy-
ing, or the story Of their experiences very
cheering e tsse -.gN. ~ .,,. =.
Mr.. Morehead, Of Kentucky, is less bitter IN
| his denunciations of /" Yankees y than nete.o,
fore, and now appears in his original characte,
as fine old Kentucky gentleman; MaIsnal
Kane, of Baltimore, still sports bis long poots
1 and smoking cap. Mr. Faulkner, OF virginia
AZ heretofore, remains quiet, taking his connne'
ment with the air Of philosopher.
! The hospital was formerly full Of pauentsi
but the number Of sick has materially decreas'
ed, and Dr.. Peters reports that mcet Of shem
/ are doing well. n y . D. hag a3 W q q
| lTba poaton .JouynDl eays: ,-aa' ~ Z y
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MATHEW LoEa, Licking Co.
CoENELIUs JAooBs, Franklin Co.
w. w. TlProN. q
Two Thousand German Women OF
Sc. Louis in COuncil.g

Two Thousand Gefmnn women Oh
Sc. Louis I'm Council.-sg
Under tbis beading the 81 Louis Republican
OF Saturday. Nov. 30, contains an article, In
which 1t says.l
ga meeting OF wives Of German volunteers
was held in Hsrmony Hall, on Seventh street,
between Park avenue and Rutger street, last
evening, for the purpose Of inducing the Gov
ernment 10 pay the volunteers now 10 service.
II is slated thai, since these volunteers enlisted
In August last, they have received no pay, and
that In consequence, their families, to great
extent, 10 this city, are now actually suffering
for Il cd and clothing a. ....'......g .g>s.s
"There were at least two thousand women in
attendance ct the meeting last evening"
"A petition was presented to General Halleck
in accordance With the above facts, which closes
as follows: oaogssl e,gi,sp is-i <1et ss1s24
"And now, General, winter, the most inclem.
ent season OF the year Is at hand, and atarva-
ton staree In the face Of our little children.
"Hundreds of rebel prisoners in the hands OF
Government are warmly housed and comfortably
fed; but we, whose loyalty and devotion to the
Union are undoubted, whose husbands, whose
sons are exposing their lives and their health
in the service Of their country, are uncai ed for
and neglected
ave pray you, General TO see that our vol
nnteer soldiers are paid for their services, for u
not paid coon, our children must starve." -a'll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05
wsnor. w. 81 ,he sanitary Commlssisn,

AL the meeting Of the Associate MembersD
Of thu Sanitary Commission residing In Colum-
bus, held on the evening Of the 2Sth ut, 20,
srrH suLtIyANr, Egg, was requested, in their
behalf, to prepare for publication q brief state
msnt Of the origin and objects Of the Commls'
sion, as shown by official documents, and TO pre-
pare also an appeal 70 our citizens for their CO.
operation. Mr.. SUELIyAsr's report will bt
found in this paper. We commend the report
to the attention, and the objects Of the Com
mission to the sympathy and support Of oul
readers. aH u ttss "a a'sit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05
supreme Court Of OhIo.

i-s.l TUESDAY, Dec 3,IBbI.9
4 Present, Hon. Josiah Scott, Chief Justice,
Hon. Milton sutlifF, Hon. VIM. Y, Gholson,
and Hon. J. Brinkerhoff, Judges Judge Peck
ia detained at home by sickness in bis family
The frst seventy. Eve cases on the General
Docket were called. Z '81AJ54
Adjourned until Thursday morning at ten
o'clock. 81.
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One Of our southern exchanges, : good Union

One Of our Southern exchanges, good Union
paper, peItinentIy asks, Why the Northern alb
oIitionists prefer that the government shall re.
ceive negroes into the lines Of tbe,srmy and
support them out of the treasury, when there
are 20 many loyal white men, women and child
rem in Missouri and Kentucky who are suffering
from the ravages Of war7 Why NOT feed these
white people first ct the goyernment's expense,
It TO the negroes7 Abolitionism would answer,
"They are not black, and must therefore take
care OF themselves - Chicago Tines n e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO MARRTEr MEN
FEyERs, FEVER AND AGUE.-BI1

FRyERs, FEvRR AND AGUE.-BiI-
lious Affections, Colds Rheumatisms, Costiveness, Con
snnpOns, Affections Of the Spleen, of the Liver, OF
The Heart Tumors, and all diseases which esttoyle
have always exhibited, upon dissection Of the bcdy
number Of hard or ooncrete points, either IL some Of the
organs named or in the blood vessels sometimes even
raniying in the aeah, and again dspostsdup hs sds
Of q bone. Now these little hard substances would
HryER EcEM II Brandfeths Pills were usad they would
be puged out OF the system, and years Of happy life
would be the suaersrs' lot instead Of an early grave
Always purge bat NEVER BLzD In sickness.
TT Carpenter, ESQ, of aovepenr, 81. Lawrence
county, New York, "a years of age, says he has used
Bnndreths Pills for "a yea, administered them st 10
bis ccachman, who had fever and agusgave eight the
day after The chilli chIs and fever Isss ssvere gave
eight the next day, and every other day until
the chill and fever did not return which about egh
days from the Hrst attack. BE then gave four every
other day for another week, when the man was entirely
restored TO his usual good health grg
He was himself attacked took them in the same NAV
and was cured in less time. Has used no other rned
cine for y years; found them always reliable for himself
and family when sick; has recommended them 10 thos
ands Win ths best resaiis and feels condsnt that eve
~ family would have larger aYeage Of health II these
Iswere used in the place Of caloms aud other hurpI
remedies. gifff r. at-.stapt ffftf nI
Sold By JoHE R. ooOK, Druggist, Columbus, and By
ali resPectsble ceaiesin medicines. q ~
n0v23-dlm -" -
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GIadings Recommended 40 am insane
'.-G.S .S.lDs Il ss Asylum. ...oM. - 1B4s !

A recent number Of the Montreal Canada
Advertiser contains the following: Y Is sss /
"Col. Dawson, an Engllsh .,gentlemgn Of
wealth and position, now staying 10 this city,
recently applied to Mr.. Giddings, the United
States Consul, for q passport to pass through
the United States en- route for Halifax, to visit
bis daughter, married TO an officer Of one of the
regiments there Ms. Giddinga not content
with refusing passport, did 60 In the most Of
fensire manner, telling Col Dawson that Brit
islI subjects had no right 70 expect fayors from
the Government Of fhe U1lted States, when
they give aid and eympathy to the rebels; and
fiually getting into furious passion the Con-
sul declared II England wanted TO- Eight che
might come on, the United States was ready
for her," ESQ z We .lz-s=s 8 3-as z !
The article concludes as follows;
, - is quite evident that Mr.. Giddings Is in
cane. The excisemept Of recent evenfs ha'
been too much for his mind, and his friends
should remove him TO an asylum before be does
himself some mischief" .4rs,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

! gREMoyAL or HEADouARrKRs or THE, ARNY OF
WEsrkRN VIRGINIA. TO WHEELING Gen. Rose
Grams has determined 10 remove the headqusft-
ers Of the army Of Western Virginia % this
city. The QusrtermAster has been officially
instructed TO procure suitable building, and
Gen. R, viii start for this city as soon as mat
ters are propstly arranged for his reception
Wheeling IRtcIHgenceY. ~ 2fitl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

I g5 ST. Helena Inlet, which has been taken
possession Of by our troops under Gen. sher-
man. is about as far to the north.ess. of Port
Royal as ,Tybee Island is 70 the southwest
1t. seizure gives us the command Of another
entrance to the inland chain Of water commune
cation 10 that vicinity. -. = 2 ~ @s .,..,', ~
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re Co1at1.actora.

DIDs WILL BIZ RECEIvED UNTIL THE 10Th
ID day of Dec. 1861, al 12 O'Clock m.s
for supplying the United States troops at Camp Chase
Ohio, with complete rations. The ration to consist Of
threefourths Of pound Of pork or bacon, or one and
fourth pounds Of fresh salt beef twenty-five ounces
bread four pound Of hard bread or one and
fourth pounds Of meal; and at The rate TO every
one hundred racns beans or ten
pounds Of rice homny ten pounds Of green coffee,
eight pounds OF roasted ground coffee or one and
half pounds Of tea fifteen pounds Of sugar. four quarts
Of vinegar; one pound Of sperm candles or one and
fourth pounds cf adAmaD tine candles, OF one and half
pounds Of talov candles; four pounds u soap; two
quarts Of SALT and thrice per week potatoes AZ the rate
of nne pound per man. GaHsfA fAfNAHy
All a vheh to be Of good quality and to be de-
hvered at the eommszary department at Camp Chase,
a. aush times a nay he required. FG12 e ~
This contract 10 eommence the 18th day OF Deem
Der. 1851 and ending the 18th day Of june le6e or
st such earlier day, the oomnissay -GeneTal may
direct. I'd 'lltast ef ~ h-Nt4
The bids must be for much per ration, and addressed
10 me, indorsed Proposals" box 40, Columbus, Ohio
Capt. B. P. WALKER, Q. g.,
noy2DM U. g. Army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

T A dispatch Of the 95ih states that Gen.
Lpe has ordered that nobody sAculd leave
Charleston without special permit from the
Mayor. The Charleston papers Of that date
have intelligence from Baltimore that '.she
public sentiment Of the North . Of such an
alarming character that sthe Government Is
forced to DO something" ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

ANoTHEa E1REDuoNe-Th Paducsh cores
pondent Of the Sc. Louis DtmOeraf, under date
Of the let inst, says an expedition has left Pa.
ducah, and another has left shaWneeloVn for
CAssyville, where It isrumOred the rebels haEs
planted battery, blockading the river No
partculara have as yet come to hand -. /.