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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

NUP0vER RxcrTEsEzT, and the mental care and ankle.
incident to close attention to basiness study are
among the numerous OF Nervous Headache The
dsordered state Of mind and body incident TO this dis
tressIng complaint faal blow to all energy and am
blton' Sufferers BY this disorder can aeays obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks BY using one
OF the Cephsc Pills whenever the symptoms appear. II
quies the overtasked bn and soothes the strained and
jang nerves. and reaxes the tension Of the stomach
which always accompanies and asgryaes the dsordered
condition OF the BRAIN t1s Csosi s..I gc ,i5ls-ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
a Real BlasainR.

PhysioiGn. WELL Mrs. Jones' how 10 that heaaache7
hSs Jones. .--Gonel Doctor, all goneI the pill you
sent cured me In Just twenty minutes and wish you
would send ne more, so that can have them handy.
PlvsicfGa. You get them at any Druggists. Call
for Oephalic Pills. fnd they never faii and i RECON-
mend them in all cases Of Headaehe bshis Aee9I ~
s Jones 81 shall send for box directly, and shall
tell all my nusring friends for they real ness.
Sag "a, c1 ol.g.7 lld sg Dus ,-q lsloI "a b5iss
'0 .sI 'I'rs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

2 III Did you ever have the Sick Headaehe7 Do you
remember the throbbng temples the fevered brow The
unit you we're for pleasure, conyersator or study7
one pf the oephalc Pills would have relieved you from
a the suffering which you then experienced. For I'll.
them on hand touse as occasion fsq .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

| Brtd0et. .Aisus wants you 10 lend her box Of Ce
phaiic GiSe no. bottle y pTeparsd Pile = but In
afher knowing what It h. Ye see shes nigh dead snd
gore with the sick Headache. and wants some moreof
that same as reaived her before. 49,, - - a
By{d0et. Och sure now and you've sed II. Here's
The guar ther and give The Pills and don't Re all DAY
= - 4Nt v7sao,i 7ysq Aeh 1oa-hggqsh0i % "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

aREAT pIscoyrRY ,--Among the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries Of this age may be consld
cred tho gyAem Of vaccination for protection from Small
PoS, the Cephsc Pill for relief Of Headache and the
use OF Qnipne for the prevention OF Revers either Of
which sure specific, whose benefits will be experIenc.
By suffering humanity long after their discoverers are
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
; SheriffS Sale.

Abner D. Backus .4ss 1a. rli-.'is.
W WV w lI,n,a.,, - Superior Court f
RY YiHTUE OF A WHIT OF VENmt
to ooe directed from the Superior cour. Of franfIn
county ONO Will oer for sale at the door Of the oozrs
Hoeso In the city OF Columbus on Ia
Saturday, e9Ih day of March, "A, D., 1861, 2
between ne hours Of 10 o'clock IN. and O'Clock P,
frpkin and State ofohIo to wit Beginning At The kW
eeTper of lot NO Of VIM Pheans addition to the CITY
TX East pake In said line, % e4IO0 feet dlstsn
fro9 ne r. E corner of said lot No Isl thence at ieht
angles west line q sta,e avenue, sonth 46 wsso
margin Of said sc0tO river Al low water mark 10 the be-
" Appfai.ed at ans ofl s1ef1 ~ ;sy1 lfi iprt
o. @, W. HUFRsfAN, ,sheria. X 4
. Printers fees, 81 50. 80 ~ -''r y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
Y THE GREATEST
IS. MHDICAL
MZX2N .taal bzf nrilslltnoJ gallo iuri
w DISCOVERY;
'sa',GlNVsaaao iss.a.a5tsid tsealino9 aiTD IN
s. 5 OF The Il AGE. !.
ME. KENNEDY, OF gROxHURY;
W has discovered In one cfour common pasture weeda
= remedy that cures -l7I7f bsN
Every Kind Of Humor, n
THE GREAIEST



IN. ,,,or,t a.vos,,. ,S,,,, A., ,..-.,...., Y,.,.
| 50 "e1ss v.s.1.s ~S"Ase "ssvih'Aon @imPe'
Hs has tried tin over eleven hundred cases. and new
has nov In hs possession over one hundred certificates
vo S,tss M ara WI @,ss ~ ~ roson, A .
month S' 80 sls"s-'r--'SN9~ SA'' Auf'"B sose
1ne Il MI, . r. ,,or., !. - ~ 4,
on The face. ' r"''I - ~, - =
Two botes sre yarnpea % cure hs wo1t
the onth ~ .tomsch Vuis 'A' "os cnker IN
rh - - "a a y y.saJ.. L.st - x. - bsa.J1 h y.
tind M y,sns.s ss.'ss " oule tne "o"'
One two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
Two bottles arc warranted M 70 cure w running d. ,.y,
and blotches among the hair.a M D 8 I . SOC giI
Pour osx bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers. i,l-,q- 49, ~ IN n.
w wne potte VIII cure scay eruption Of tle Skia.
tnd II D0se- sse 70 cure tne wost
Two or threa bottle, ara h ,,a N 81. ,,s..
Sres tc saT sou, u IL 80.
Five 10 e,gbt hottie. vii curo ~. vvo,st ss ~ [
fua. - '''s "s''' :" y" '''' y VIZ
perfect curo s wsrysnfsd When tbs above asnsitv !:
taien, " WV A--N'S =
.s-'r,.....-,7 s,s..o M RoxBURY, MASS,
DkAR mADAM:-IThe reputation OF The Medical Dis
.bsSy ~ - @ ~ knas p nsnU 80 weli esao
that nees not say snVn% on bs eyer usss
be "a on n h.
npressnting the Medical Discovery 70 your notice,
DO with full knowledge Of Its curative power in rel
eypg az and curing most Of those diseases to which
asssss o Il assso1.ts e. aos,
i .g NURSING SORE MOUTH, %
10 cured as by miracle, your own temper Il restored
% It's natural sweetness and your babe from short and
fretful maps calm and sweet sumber and the Medical
Discovery becomes fountain ofblessng to your husband
-" Tn he ,nors advanced .,sse.ot, Ell b ofa1s-T
< !afI si5ssi SGlSl % a Nix ERtl on 81 i1n
n Ia a.th IA a -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
,ardly Realized.

HI 'ad n orrible 'eadachs this hatternoon, hand
stepped into the hapotheoary hand says ho the man,
"Can you hease mo Of ON 'eadachel" docs y hache
that % gave me oephale Pill, hand pon me 'onor II
cured quick that 'ardy realized nd 'ad On cad
aene' 9.gt Dor q if 80 eai 80 l'1 iAl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

FACTS WORTH K,'owiEe. .spadlngs Cephalic Pills are
certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache,
Nervous Headache, Costlveness, and General Debility
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
| Master commissioners SalaI

l,a NIasUer COMMISSIONER Sale. .o'.'s
I'll Ssri', H,,,'.:,s s'''ls' superior Court
PF VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed, from the Superior Court
OF Fankln county, Ohio, will offer for sale Al the doc,
Of ths Court House, In the city Of Columbus, on 90
Saturday, tho 9th day Of March, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M snd4 ecioo p
the following described real estate to VITA Ia los
NOS. ~ % and 81, In the town Of Alton, county cf
r., Appraised at, for lot No. 20, $50. c'-' AT
80 Wy hlEh a. ~ - NJ ao0 I'D. .s. ~ .s-aser
sy,a u goge (" 81. SIsoo. ...-if7 f-W
4 CIV. HuRRMAN, snerii, ~,
Prtntsns Fees g.. HI Y (.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

uoantYpf New HaYefhfi1y n foll 9311 1I9TIT7 ~
Wcils poptbWorih, President, and Levi ID. Bradley,
Secretary o the City Fire Inszl Company New Ha-
ven uonneciicut being seyeaiy sworn, depose apd say
that the foreEoin u full true and correct statement
Of thn nirs q fbe said Company the said Insa-
unce Companyi, The bona hie owner Of az least One
Hundred Thousand Doiar OF actual cash capital nyes
ted 10 eocks and Bonds II Mortgages on Real Estate
worth double the amount for which tho zane b mort
gagged; that the shove described investments. NOR any
part thereof are made for the beneft of any individual
exercisng authority m The management Of said Company,
either as President eeeety Treasurer. Director, or
otheruso he mortgages above described have not
been p.1aned nor In any manner released
sad Company; and that they The above described on
GERS Of said Insurance. Company. --1e-
WELLS ssOuTHWoRTH. President,
LEVI D. BRADLEY, Secretary.
Subscribed aud sWorp before me, the 2st day Of Janu
uaIy, 1901, & "a JOHN 3. GRAVES,
r.. 81 Justice Of the Peace.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
Certificate OF Authority.
tTc expire on the stday Of Jsnn ary, 1882
~ Eigu 1y1 AUDITOR Or sTATE's 0vfIcR,
vis I'd az1.rrrsd INSURANCE. DKrARTMEnTf
t5le5 Colnmbaa, Ohio, January as, ls6l. }

sIc expire on me jlst oAy o dhnu arys tnozl
" Eigu AUDITOR Or sTATE's OrfIcE,
vI-s ri al1i1rred INSURANCE. DKrARTinnT}
t5l5 Cplnmbaa. Ohio. January rs, lsGl.
Wurzxzs, The CITY FIRE INSURANCE coMPA-
NJ ocafed et New agen, in the niate Of Connecticut
has nled In this oee sworn statement Of Ito condition,
as required g The frst section OF the act regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the State Of
Ohio passd April g. 1856; and WnERxAs, sad company
has FURNISHED the underSned satisfactory evidences hat
Il possessed of a least one hundred thouand dollars Of
inrsaied IN sioeks In bonds I'm mort
engss of eal estate worth double the amount for which
the sane % ortgagedi and, WHEnEkp, aad company has
ed IN this ocee written insrument under ifs corpo-
ye seal sgped By the PRESIDENT and Secretary there
Of authorzngapy ssent or agents Of aii company In
this ethte 70 service Of proce for and In
behalf of sad company eopsenting that such service Of
process shall b AIKEN and held to be valid 90 served
upon the company Acrordng TO the lans q this or any
other STATE, and waving Al claim or right Of exror by
reason Of such acknowedgaent az seryice.,i - bng
Nos therefore, In pursuance Of the frst section Of
the Aforesaid act J. Robert Tayer Auditor Of State
for the esate Of Ohio DO hereby certify that said City
Fire lnsursEc &c Company of New Haven oobDecticut
authorised @ fansact he tasiness Of Fire Ipsurancc
IN this eAie vatii the thirts-ist day Of January
In he year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
two. III ftis ei-sltl-,x.'1 si9J 1ss,sE SIS Ns tia
In witness whereof. I have hereunio subscribed my
~. name and caused the seal Of ny ofice to be
s,. shxsd the day snd year above written.
~ aAs R.W. TAYLER,
S~-~a fiimi'ri 9 - Ardltor Of STATE,
ef l9 49, Is, "a .oAAe l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

~ MIScELLkNR0Us.
nth. The greatest amount insured IN any
one risk usually not 10 exeeed....... $40 COO 90
T s ie'i e y asussa sa' i Ssss sSg oassIS, H9qa
town or village, not limited,
1871. lhan kre1fest amount allowed 20 b aA
= ,io.srsa in anya one block usually 70 10 F 4
not % exceed, ...,,...s.....i.. $40 600 90
I4h 9he amount Of is capital or eanings deposlted
ggd any other eate, ns security for losses there
Ira a., naning them. with the amount IN EACH and
~ Wha;her such company ,transacts eny business
II insurance ini said Estate or etaten, none. . =.
18th. The Charter OF act 81 Incorporation Of said Com
. 9panysai III 1tqi fIif ~ hI0 y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

.xUAzITeEa Aaaa'M " az ~. -
'ls2ff1 Het0 - r Yl91
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

-IsFMFk k IS YiiEOt7 WAITE .l6JAlac &
HNfhM = qlshi7 'srf7 n ,auotrH tnnse q
ssssris islH IS ~ eisq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
Civ geQ insurance GempsBE
. Is OF New Haven. aes : .

(8HRSW l4N - NiNL HMD1xuAxsUMs B
s8la1e q NAV 6ib en,itled An act 70 regulate frsu
.nc& oomptuI.g not inc6rp5 81 lhe STATE Il Ohio,
pr'Hef ApEl y le>'so sg9r1 u 1on .essei11 u hSgi
reneissr NANE3 Ann E0nALfTIoN. yoi'Es3 'oE
iak The nx1e Vfthe eonpAhy b ne eglty yIrs Indn-
daiTanf, 9pnRfnE sAsh iV'e'saas New HaSsn oons
.as 0zbifxi.. .'lssa RI, u ysla ~. avsla sHa
sss 9ss sssss sssss ssS III ! ';sS Sc &c &c
4aioailp q aine II ASSETS. 4, 'Hs''l'.l'
N Msi ,hs co1piay IN hand $1,000 b, y, .o go, I
akcssh iha ths hands6f and due ] ~ ~ hi'los Z
ae1irumAstn 81. - .ss.is. 5000 90 lGiy w
3. Heal Estate unincnmbered 73i 0S o16, ,6ot %
4, ~. pesa, sna s'esks owned by u,aag rsssli, n
nt IN srconpa1sI htaAow se. iguIsa2 y hosie
EoneaFti ePa yfhs tsss yefinbua ,y9vli ti, oil
~ ~ a. =, rir',1 s.s ~ if9TNa
1RiFsia;s a 3 0 s0ul Earies value. . ZOO 90
netpss(g psggk gkheatisl. 49,. ...... -'-.g..
s. Ssss dus sSs SSSs s ~ s'ss, ,sssas ' 80 =
"a u yan0fkafe, ,o1 Fnincum.
-l1hsrsd n<1b RGmfS, as peril Tg.H l'iI 2. <EIl
"a. .EqPeheE sseeppsayiRg ss 1sria $40 soS % %
81 fAif rs IA ssodrit ties cchsstipe
seiof Ertllsst, 1cahs On calls, 1o . lol :. 80.
sf5rsn,ss Ass Ski3.y..'iss-t ttlq9A.t 2aH7 "a
.rSafksssss q .Is cSnpssy. z. ? ssss,ea ii
t.s--ls =. III. LIABILITIES. Ss1ar,. 4,
ssS IA dscssi Il fiiafiiiiIss:dSs ks W ,,s ~
orh5s due. 70 Rshksahdcih
70 ernItdltoryp-uoueEso.s il. ~ ,l-t4 q
gh. I.ossss adjusled snd due, nqae; yd borgrIun 81
7th, Iossa adjusted and pot due n Is ~. ,r~-g
an. sIsssss ss,, ssii.isd " ne Co, s0.4sO 90
Oh. 1essef tai asspenss, waiting 1s
lota. Al All q Other S is silisas ii' ssalas, sSrs :
"a the oOngsfs.. ..:s....'..... 800 90 f'
safs11xs tra boog yhi.i-----
Total uahitftip !. Ql5 GDH 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

f3gg oali y iasmdfoaf'l 90 snlfri1sn ,aa ~ "
.aqf'-ttiet istz's 'lvls \ ilg'a3'ih ~ y I'l'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05

Lexington Evacuated by the Rebels-Tho Corps
of sturgis and sigel in Motion Brighter
Prospects in the West.

1Lf fihsDN Clth' Ott' o,--~a'l''''Vd va"
nav "'Ii''A 'iis evening rom oe'''l'"' con
urn '"" f[po''o' lNt ''ae"i1''u o. LvN'"g'""
~ lug 'rDeis' ana as" orl"S Inie'd7e"l. "I
t,'~ Pi""""'e UtCuP"uo'! gu liia' ,"Cc ~ NeN'
9tu' s'S NiJot haNc'' uI ue llo'Ae H"1'us,
VINO was among the prisoners token at Lex
ihgton' ana VINO reused l." give nus parole,
escaped rom tht rentis Oh MH'd"y h'Sl', ah"
arrived at oeuaNa th'S morning. HvSa mar
alt lhe co"IrutiHIea lc'l Lexington "a Nlohuay
afternoon ANA mat lhr'r feRg eetrH' as " 'e!',
were hred upon win she's OJ zen. Siutsls,
WI" !us' '''',l "llgi'',, w '''g ",pysie Iie VI
IN si,e - Wv
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f,,.o y, IN ,,,,,,hor ahnnt * o6o mn, .l
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1Hard FAD ,il tis ,,,.,,rti,,,,s MN. la, ~,
sttack Ia.t ,,i,,ht ami L,1 tfl, ,.,,,.,,,,, nd
III a,'ra,ronc9 he ,yo,Id Inv. ,,.,., ,.;ti, -
warn, rocention
0|,. fo,,s a,, ,,,,,stI,, stoti,,,,.t a. ,,,til.
SaJaIia mi Cs.or,.,,,y, I'M 49,. ,.',,,!
1,,',j,i, ~ S.,a1t is Gam, - n,,d $3.50,
Ss,laii,, ia G.or,ra,c,y-n lam. n,ii,s W. have
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05

FonrREss MONROE, Oct. Gen. Wool
procpedes 10 Washington tonight, and will be
relieved fur the present, at least, by General
Alau-feA. who arrived nom Washington this
morning Tor that purpose. y hundred mutt
upprs cuufned 10 the H.p Raps, were released
hy Gen Wool, and restored 90 duty.
Steamer VIM Sgidrn rdme down to-day.
She Was seized by the coEitderatcs last spring,
and her presence ali GA Point has excited
eausisyiaJlp feeling, She brought some titiy
negroes, men, women and children, from Nor
folk, who were sent back, not having been
Supplied with the requisite papers.
Henry Magraw who wvui 10 Manassas fer
Tie body OF Col. Cameron, returned by the
flag of truce, and proceeds to Washington
tonight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05
rRnM VASIhINnrnN.

WASHINGTON, Oct. At private intelli.
gence is to be relied upon the enemy's strong.
est position is about. a mile aud a quarter in
in the rear of Manassas junction, where the
available reserves of the south are concentrat
ing. The bearer of this information recently
visited all the principal points from Richmond
to Leesburg, and has given many important
details OF the numbers, position, and resources
OF the rebels. All former statements as to
their prvations, discomfort, and denoraIiza
ton are fully confirmed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05
LETTER FROA EX-PIEEsIDENY GU-
gsEANAN.

WEsrcnEsrER, Pa, Oct AT a great
a letter was read from James Buchanan, ex-
pressing regret that the state OF his health
rendered it Impossible for him TO attend. He
says Our recent military reyerses, SO far
from producing dependency in the minds Of a
loyal and powerful people will only animate
them 10 more glighiy exertions in sustaining
a war which h8s become Inevitable by TIE as
sault on Fort Sumter. He appeals to his coun.
trymen to Join the volunteers 10 The field
This is the momeut tor action-proupt, ener.
petic action, aud not the discussion OF peace
propositions These would be rejected by
states that have seeded, mess we should
offer to recognize their Independence, which is
entirely out Of the question.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-The Union executive
committee are preparing an address to the
people of Maryland, presenting the issues of
union or dsuuion, in fOruible language. There
will be no compromise with disunionists.
Howard, it is rumored, is expected to decline
the nomination for governor. The Unionists
assert there will be clean track Tor them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05
Elk CITESIENT IN ST. LOUIS ON THE
GsEP0dSTED REMOVAL OF FSsss-

A5V. n. n
ST. LOUIS, Oct 3.-The following dispatch
will explain itset;-
WASHINGTON, Oct g.
10 Brig. Gen. Curtis, st. Louis ;--General
Fremont is not ordered to Washington, or.
from the field, nor is there my court martial
concerning him (Signed)
WIN H. SEWARD"
The reported removal Of General Eromout
created intense indignation among the Union
ISIS, and rejoicing among the rebels. The re.
ctmting Office OF an Irish regiment was closed,
and meeting in the SECOND ward this even
ing tsr the formation OF a company Of Home
Guards adjourned without action.
There was the greatest excitement, amount,
ing almost 10 mutiny, at the Benton bar
racks, this afternoon. A mass meeting will
be called on Saturday for an expression Of
opinion relative to the removal OF General
EremnnL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05

NEW YoRE, Oct 4,-SrOCKS arc again better; Chica-
go and Rock Island iIf Clcvclar3 a.u Iocd 20; Erie
hallway Isl; Pacific A,Lli 9tf; Missouri sNrs 43; New
York Central r. Virginia sAps 4j2; North Carolina six
"S 50: Tennessee skies -.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05
LATEST NEWS.
Another Battle IN Western Virginia.
rl1n l5HEHL4 BHArEN.

,Tt4rG l1NIsHL@ L: HATE&.
C1NcIxNArt, Especial 10 he Cincinnati Ga
zeffe. GUAR MOUNTAIN, VA, Oct 5,-This
moaning, at l o'clock, Il portion OF Brigalier
General Reynolds brigade, consisting Of three
Ohio regiments the twenty fourth, twenty.
fifth, and thrty-secoui-a'nd portions Of the
sixth, seventh, ninth, thirteenth, fourteenth,
fifteenth, aud seventeenth Indiana regiments,
together with detachments from Bruckcn's
Indiana, Robinson's Ohio and Greeufeld's
Penns? lvania cavalry and dctachnents from
Howe's regular, Loomis Michigan. and Daum's
Virginia artillery, numbering in all $780,
left Cheat Mountain to make Il reconnaissance
iii force in front of the enemy's position on
Greenbrier River, twelve miles distant. Col.
Ford's 32d Ohio was sent forward to hold an
important road, the possession of which pre-.
vented the enemy from fiankng our main col
umn. The expedition arrived in front OF the
enemy's Notifications at 8 O'Clock. Their
pickets retreating after firing an Intellectual
voIley, Kimbal's 10Th Indiana was immedi
q
LOOMS battery. The twenty fourth Ohio de-
ployed as skirmishers in the south slope of
the mountain. Loomis battery getting in
position, supported by the seventeenth Indiana,
opened the battle The shot was immediately
responded to by an enemy concealed III the
brush, but who were soon routed by the four.
teenth Indiana, with loss 0l seven killed aud
large number wounded HAYES battery,
supported by the 1911 Indiana, then moved
forward, taking position three h0ndred yards
nearer the euemy 5 ioctidcatioas and opening
a brisk fire Daum brought forward two
pieces, sud likewise opgayda brisk fire. The
firing On both sidos was. almost incessynt tor
one hour, orr artillery doing execution, ludg-
ing from the lamentabla shricks Of their
wonaacd. The enemy Battery did compara-
tSel, l},1v joiory ther guns being too much
elevated
oar guns ,'itcpa,lly Silenyed three OF ihers,
white observations were being made Of the
enemy's Qualifications, occupying lirce more
hours. An Irregular fire was kept up, oeeu-
pying the eAQmy's attention. Daring this in
teval the twenty fifth Of Ohio, and fifteenth
OF Indiana, rendered appropriate service
scouting the mountains.
Before the close OF the Reconnaissance which
was most satisfactory, tie caemy received
heavy reinlorcemenis from their camp near
Monterey, mal.ng tlielr strength about 10 200
Although ibis REQ liuisatlee pa-sakes mBre
Of the character oi i regular enga2eueu, tHan
au, tirp,l.gus battle. in WESTERN FiruinIa ,i,r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05

w ASlilAbiDNt OGtVbtf T. 1901. \
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has been made to the
president for the release OF Robert Elliott a 20
litira prisoner, held III custody III Fort l.alay-
cite. The evidence iuliiS case shows thar lie had
not only conceived the purpose OF reasonable
co-aperauou in the state OF Maine, with the in.
surrectionary citizens artaye,t in arms in other
states tor the overthrow OF the government
and the Union, but that he had even gone to
the extreme length Of getting up an unla
force to operate in Name against The lawful
action OF the state and Of the federal govern.
meut. His associates in that reasonable en-
terprise, since bis arrest, haye taken the oath
OF allegiance To lie United States. TAis pro.
ceedin-s is very proper ii tseu bat the repre-
seutati0ns they make, that they and he were
loyai to the Union at the time when they were
combining in ar,ns against it, cannot be ac-
cepted, at least in his behalf Il appears that
he is too intelligent 10 misunderstood the legjt-
innate tendency OF hts criEcinal acts. He can
not be released On the contrary, your vigil
lance in terretng out the conspiracy, and in
arrestiug it by denouucng it u the govern.
ment and the country, is deemed worthy OF
especial commendation Ii aay of the other
off nderS are still perSisting in their treasoHa
BILE course, you will, | am sure, not fail TO give
information to this department.
(Signe) VIM II. SEWARD.
To His Excelleney, Israel WaShburn, Au.
gusta