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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
ge,n4y MORNING, NOV. Is, 1861.



Thu tide OF success seems now TO be turning
In favor of the Union arms. Long have the
people waited, patient anxious and expec'ant'
sIrl at last a glorious light hasaillumined our our
gloomy Southern horizon, bAniShiAg desponden-
cy and cheering every heart,
The news Of the brilliant suscsss Of the OK
psditiou to our Southern Atlantic coast Is now
confirmed beyond doubt. -Four things may
be noted as having been accomplished ASIDE
from all mere rumors and coniectures; rirs''
that our iieet d IN possession OF she hne nAtDOr
of Port Royal; secondly, that the Weii-ouli' ana
almost impregnable forts, Beauregard ana
Walker, commanding the entrance 20 Beaufort
and the inleta leading TO Savannah and Charles
ton. are occupied by Federal troops; shirdiy'
that the town Of Beaufort having been deserted
bv Ia white inhabitants, has also been taken
possession of BY the Union forces' and iourtniy W
that Gen. SHERMAN has landed a land force TO
the number of fifteen thousand troops, who have
commenced erecting Notifications and prepar-
ing, not only for maintaining the ground already
won, but for extending the career Of conquest
over the rebels thus auspiciously commenced
Its worthy of notice that on Thursday the
7th inst., the very day on which we obtained at
Belmont, Mo-, % half victory and suffered a
half defeat to balance it, our feet at Port
Royal bombarded and reduced forts Beauregard
and Walker, with loss OF only eight or nine
men killed, while that OF the enemy was proba'
blv At least ten times as great This caused
without further effort, Beaufort and the sur
rounding country to fall into our hands And
on the next day, the 9Th inst, Gen. NELSON
gained his signAl victory at PiketOn' Ky
Probably no point for occupation on the South
ern coast could have been selected 80 appro'
pirate and advantageous as that Of Port Royal
and Beaufort. The reader will hnd, in another
par. of this paper, an interesting article on the
statistics, vital aud agricultural, ot Beaufort
district or county. liat ~ y,
South Carolina secessionists, il not the sole
cause, were the prime movers in and principal
jpstrators Of this rebellion. Their Senators
aud representatives first resigned their seats in
Congress. The first-ordinance OF secession was
passed in the Palmetto State, and in her waters
tho Union Aag was frat fred upon Hitherto
her soil has been unstsiDed by the blood which
secession has caused to flow in other more loyal
States. But we trust the day of retribution
has now come, not only for the rebels in South
Carolina, but in thcother cotton States, as well
as day OF Joy and deiiversrce for the loyal
Union men in the same region.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
A GenuIne War speech.

At the grand torchlight procession, given at
Washington City, on the evening of the llth
instant, by three thousand Germans of General
B1EsxEE's Division, in honor Of General Nc
CLE1LAN's promotion tO-the Generalship-in-
Chief, speeches, addressed to "Citizens and
Soldiers, T, we're made by Secretaries CAMERON
and SEWARD, when loud calls were made for
Gen. BLnNKKR, who mounted the rostrum and
said:
CirIzENs AND soGERs l will say few
words, and it shall be few. If ever find the
enemy, win fight tousands, snd tousands OF us
willHght better as Ispeak this noble English.
Immense applause. 81 ~ s,sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

THr PoraT.oAL HxAoiVoE. fhe olty bf De
troIt elected Dem ,obrA,iV Mayor h1 three hun.
dred majority at he late elect'pn, hRa seven q
the ten aldermen chosen are Of mo same party
Last. fail. LIneoIn had Ave hundred end four.
teen majurity over Douglas. tTspeaking Of
the result, the Detroit Erss f.'Fass epys; q.
ytfhiS d ID astounding change, vnion sur.
prises bon the victors and the ucieateo, espe-
clally when 10 considered that large number
Of Democrats, not With view o. apanuVnllB
their principles or their party pnt ron pa'flyt-
supported the citizens ticket -
Ii will not be long before the whole North
will assume It's old Democratic position such
q revolution is Inevitable. E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

4, AAsNtosrff'S ''f'f III ..,A
The following letter nom Paymaaier NC
DowxIL, U. s. Al, whose headquarters ore IN
this city, has been prbiishsd, IN answer 70 In
quiries put to him, respecting Che manner In
which discharged, aud other three months men
can got their pay
- coLuMDUsSo. y, Nov. ~, 1856
Sin: ID have had turned over 10 me, by the
different PasmasterB that werv engaged N pay,
ing the twenty three regiments of three monins'
men IA Ohio, abstracts of their phy-Fons, glH,
ing the batnes Of all the unpaid soldiers on tnese
suob soldiers as have not drawn their pay can
he Maid ON separate pay account; the necessary
hjaplrs foF tl,ls purpose will furnish on proper
ennlication Of q soldier who is identified by his
ommanding officer or his discharge papers.---
Persons applying for payment should give the
name Of the soldier in full, his company and
regiment, and Id case where the discharge u
sent to identify the man az being the soldier, II
will be returned to him with the blank ior ms
signature, on receipt Of which wtilremit biz
money by express. Powers OF Attorney should
In all cases accompany the account, when sign
ed BY an Attorney In fact.
| will also, in the same manner, pay the un-
paid members Oh tne rres ano SoOouu 49, ~
tucky Regiments, on the discharge given them
by their commanding officers, ut Camp Clay, at
the time they were discharged, with the excep-
tion--these discharges will be retained BY the
Paymaster, which is the only authority for maxi
ing tho payment, which will be from date OF en-
rollment TO date Of discharge at Camp Clay.
The getting of the necessary funds out from
Washington has caused the delayin making
these payments. am now very anxious TO
have tHes6 accounts closed up, and will be very
much obliged to you II you will give 1t oil the
publicity you can. am yours,
Major MALCoM MCDOWELL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

We learn that Governor Randall is in the
city this morning, on his way 60 Washington,
He thinks it probable that he will be obliged TO
diaband the State troops not yet mustered into
the United States service, for the reason that
the General Government has made no provision
for expenses. The bottom Of the State Tfeasu.
~ has been reached, and the money all soatters
ed. A large part Of this has probably been
consumed BY the Governors wet nurses. Now
the election has passed and the treasury Is dry,
probably their serviceswill hereafter, fortunate.
jy, be dispensed with - lifiliedukse Nepss eco.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
Two Side. 20 rhe question.

The New York Tribune says that "it would
be difficult to find person, no. at heart a
secessionist, who would not say: IF either slave
ry or the Union must fall, then let slavery in.
stantly perish"
An old Unicn Democrat at our elbow rejoins
that ait would be still more difficult to find q
person, not at heart disuniOnist, who would
not say: IF either Abolitionismor or the Union
must perish, let AbOlitionism be instantly wiped
ont 80 tts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
Col. OglIsby,s Expedition.

This expedition which left Cairo on the Sd
instant arrived on the 9Th at Bloomfield, the
camping ground Of JEFT. THOMPSON. The rebel
chief, with his band Of thirty four hundred, had
dscnmped the night before, 80 that our troops
found no enemy to fight. Colonel oGlLsBY then
returned With his commandto Cairo. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

ANorHERi lRisH FAMINE. :. The Catnolc
Archbishop Of Tuam has addressed another
latter 10 Lord Pslmerston, in which he urgee
the latter 10 consider the condition of Ireland,
where, he saws, s'the potato--the staple food OF
its people--is gone, = adding that "the British
Goyernment should adopt prompt measures OF
relief II they are desirous that the remainder
Of the Irish people shall not be swept away"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
nEassachnse tts q I Elsctlen .

From the Boston Courier Of Monday, n ,s.sl
Tho returns Of the G6veFnorovote from 295
of the 333s towns in iths State foot up % fol
lowF 7e9Tscg cd gaisgb bst1esEs sssdI fia
p Whole nunberscf votes ies 1ser q. .92. 49ln
10 is5obn "A . Andrew {Rep.Dl rsgl62,455 ~
siog Isaac Dasisa( Dem.)s 81 Ell bs20, 0,036sst
lao saw astsoqx9 slsTa 70 slocsgc <------ssa
L ssosMaiotliy for andrew ,gses s92Al9sys
bd1I, ,Kas Seaf me vote stood, for Andrew abpnt
IO4. 900; for the opposition about $4,000.
The Republican vote thus falls OF $4,000,
and the Democrats not fsr from 10000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

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distractions, give energy and strength; the dis
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they are the best medicines for mothers and children
and cure worms and costivenesB.
Let It be remembered, that BRANDRETH's PILLS
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efficiency and require alteration Of diet during their
Mrs. Morgan, corner Of 18th streetand Union Square,
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She was given up to die by her Physicians, and all her
friends, but after using BRAsDRSrHs Prtls for few
weeks the cough left her, and she began to regain her
strength and is now able to attend % herdutes, and
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Mrs Wilson, of No. 30 Beach street, New York, has
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

Guyandotte, Virginia, recently destroyed by
United States troops, is situated on the Ohio
river, at the mouth Of the river from which it
takes It's name, and is one Of the most import
aut points Of steamboat navigation in Western
Virginia. II contained about i've or SIX hun.
dred inhabitants nsdf sstse5 az y, 49,, n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

Ur The Nashville papers silege that We tel
falsehoods on Buckner. Theyhad better iet 10
alone, Or we may get mad enough by and BY TO
tell the truth on him - Louisuille Journal 'an
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
DIED.

On Thursday, The l4h inst, Mrs' JANE POPE' in the
SD year Of her age ~ - aa,vfg ia "a Z
The friends and aequalntances Of the family are res
ectlly to stsnd her funeral from the resi-
dsnce Of Mr. Isaac Palmer No isi Fifth street to-day
at half past one oclook.sb9lrfqo = q Qe'r e E1o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

ur Gov. MAeoyTIN, Of Kentucky, has appoint
ed Thursday, the 2Sth inst, as day Of thanks
giving and prayer s1na ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

o. Mathew r. Maufy, & sstessiOnist. 1Abo
was arrested at Cleveland few days ago, onsa
charge Of carrying on reasonable correspond
encs with the rebels, passed through & New xOrE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

~ The Boston Courier closes long article
on The removal Of FaEMoNr as follows y,
Still. Il ia 40 palpable that the dismissal of
Fremont is the fatal knell 10 the Abolition wing
OF tbe Republican party, that their sensitlveness
Il nod 10 6e wondered at. But In 30 decisive g
Woo. 81 conservatism over hlsfalsm, all true
usssiois will heartily rejoice. A readier, clear
or, pg0fonnder public confidence will follow this
act Of the Nssicnal Government. And ~ u rom q Z
storm, may now take far more propitious de-
parture.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
AEX1 MANHOOD.
How iosss, now aniToRED.

Just Published II ! sealed Enleiops; prissSchdF
A LECTURE on THE NATURE, r RE ATbfENTs AND
RADICAL CURE or RsPERMAT0RRHEAe0Fue eeminal
Weakness, involuntary Emissions, SEXUAL DEBILITY, and
mpedlments 10 Marriage generality Neryousless Con-
sumption Epiepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical In.
.oulyH3ell, NJ. .,auther Of tlis Green Book &os
"a Noon 70 Th0uSamdB OF SuffeEexg,
Sent nndsr zeal IN ,paIn envelope, 70 any addfp,
post paid, on receipt Of two stamps, BY DR.. 0HAD.
No l5Se, eep7s5mdkw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
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lowing: 49,


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TIE ExrEoIED bArri sa y W. roIvS ySssl.
1he hienmonq papers sun vptsA ~ ~ .eas',
OF oatte soon 20 .ahs play ses. ~ pa.asn ps
bodies Of the Two great armies gu .ne sososoi
Such battle must be tefribioin its siam, hna
most critical In its conseguencee. but .nete =
hardly, We presume man y me u, :,
atmy' or IN the Coniederate Ste.es, wno wiz nos
gladly nerve themselves 70 Know tne csIsAiusy rsy
OF such On event Even, as matter =. n.o' o
the hazaros q Dattie WIN lug SHELLY ~ TX,
ierApie % tne disease ana aessluo.oa a.S IND ard
must await lne army 70 sne enP.opas;,uis ia
desperate WINTER quarters nssr .snss hs1s am.
manassas' Inc vVnleustsse -, sht
quered 10 every Datue when mas pson. iOus"'
upon the fotomeo. . ..,.,i., .,.,;o,
Whether .ner supsiiOsisy ss of
courage sna y. ~ Ts~t Il M.
afms or potn OF .nese causes' sss
qpestionapie, .ney arc scpetiy, ~ suo
STATES troops ~ pas L..re ~ "s ~ .ssas
port Just supmltteu, .. .nS oasuo oL os mn
states that st that pastie, mere were S0svvv
men In the Confederate army. a.. uur lssueaS ~
VIII remember now .ns cotrso. s.a.ylnn.I :.
our pnDi,snea cofresponIence ~ sniI pa'ss sr".as
anu WIN Mlas u.,N hess ie rss
were recelyso snotIy ps,ote sng oa'e. T pl.n
mistakenly pemsS Se4 ~ en mn .y.s sr
regard, from 4v,VuV % oo,Vvv MoSps;. IL 80.
" these twenty-e,gntt tnossanu, .nero ws''
pnt seven tnousano immeusassiy h snsss. s ssnar.
Whas yass 1lsParty " nu%prs nay %ovps
yanquiah on tnat eyenupl gay; Ana Wns'
ieariui tlsk was tun y as 1919
twelye m9n,ns ypiun1seIhs nr es'sp, pp,he.,,;as
provldentlAi' dne & unisS o'asss .a.. sS'I' ~
admit tney naq rltys,1 su'vsspe .s s,a,ai a.s..
neld. Gen. mcpowei, ~ ns r,.OiaS p,i, Snr
states tnat eighteen .rousanu H,ossJu pS,, s ,sup
and were engageu. inis ~ouiu nHU,a MANI w p,O
body in reserve. Gen. EVANS IN hls recens
gallant victory a. Leespurg' wnere snere WsIe
three 70 one, only repeaseu 'no p'A's'se ~ ''at
daring and success. ,t,,..---. rsirn, haa Gafes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15

From the Lexington Observer, Nov, l3.I
The following letter from DR.. B. P. Drake,
formerly of this city, but now q resldent Of
Mt. Sterling, has just come to hand, The
information it contains is in the highest de.
gree cheering to the friends of the Union, and
speaks we'll for our mountain forces. The
brageadocio General Williams (Cerro Gordo
Joh1) has evidently met with an ingloFious de-
feat: 'esa 'tF sIEera oaggmwi sc u ua
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will give information on very f'''
trestth0 and important subject which will be valu'
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couple Of any age or condition in life. The information
viii be sent by mail any address on the receipt Of 95
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All letters should be addressedtO
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UMT. STERLiNG. Nov. II,

"D. C. WIcKLIgrE, Esq: Mr.. Hurst,a a relia-
BILE gentleman, just from the mountains, reports
that on Fridsy there was an engagement this
eide OF Piketon. The engagement was stopped
by the coming on of night Both armies laid
on their arms and renewed the contest the next
morning. At ten O'Clock the rebels surrender
ed. Their loss was four hundred killed and
about two thousand taken prisoners. This in
formation is considered reliable. yao1 ;, q
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The Blackbird's Nest.
Let me not think an action mine own way,
But as Thy love shall sway,
Resigning up the rudier to Thy skill

LET me not think an action mine own way,
But as Thy love shall sway,
Resigning up the rudier to Thy skill
/ George Herbert
One day, when | was very little cir
| (Which is a long time ago), | made discov
cry. The place where made it was no
very remote, being a hollybush at the bottom
of our garden and the discovery was not /
great one in itself, though | thought it yer,
grand. had found blaekbird's nest, witt
with three young ones in it.
The discovery was made on this wise.
was sitting one morning on log Of wood op.
poste this holly bush, reading the story ol
Goody Twoshoes, and thinking to myself how
much should Ike to be like her, and to 20
about in the village with raven, a pigeon,
and lark, on my shoulders, admired and
talked about by everybody. All sorts Of
nonsense passed through my head as | sat
with the book on my lap, staring straight be
fore me and | was just faucying the kind
condescension with which | would behave to
everybody when became Cody Two
shoes, when | saw bird come oat of the
boly-bush, and hy away. Il was black
bird tn re was 10 doubt oft; and il must
have nest in the tree, or why had it been
there 50 loag 2 Down went mg book, and |
few to make my discovery. A blacSbir
nest with three yonng ones stood still
at first 10 my pure pleasure at the sight !;
and then, il tle by little, grand idsas came
into my head.
| would be very kind to these little black
birds Il though J; I would take them hone,
out Of this cold tree, and make a large nest
Of cotton wool, which would Sc much softer
and better for them than to ba where they
were, and feed them, aul keep them anl
then When they were iuil grown, they would,
Of urse. love M better than any one, aud
be very tame aud grateful and | Should
walk about with them on my shoulders Ike
G1o1y Twoshoes, aud be admired By every-
boiy-lor, am ashamed - say, most Of nv
day-ireams ended with this, ia be aEWired
By erery509y was 80 wrapped up 10 these
thought thar did not know. till his hands
were laid upon my shoulder, t sat my friend,
The cufato Of tie village, lad came Up be-
hind me. Hs lived uext door to Is, and Of
ten ciiaib over the wall that divided our
garden, to bring me flowers far my little bed.
lie was q tail. dark. not very young nan,
nd the best haaa at making fro bsllooas.
meniing toys AMI makins broken wax doll
as geoi as new wi.h knot ks4itiing-neo!lo.
that yon can ifns eiae had heard e-owa-
up people call him grave a8d silcui, bot be
always laughed and Il ked 70 me.
What are you doing. little woman p he
said.
Il have got nest Of poor iittle biris."I
II ana 50 sorry iar them here in
he eoId; but they viii be all right, when
have %, them indoors. ! shall make them
4 bCsa'ilul hest Of eosloa WOOL, and feed
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