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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
Cling TO the Union
AND ruE
Little Giant.

MINK CHANLESTOWN. =
", = hhh isa Dear Sr I'll Will keep the wA-h-
ing Mac hine The Laae Gian thar you ssnt pu I,r
me nt.ay have one Of Your first n,cn,Ioas hut
our Folks wii no longer t amer having fairly test
ed The other The douhle-acfinr principle az the
iAtic Glant rendrrs 10. IN my olinion elraiiy ,uI.
TOT "a az other washing Machines. Il does Is Wort
iroaghiy IN about ooethird u the time ~ the old
one, anu turns With fsr greater chill eau turn
" long enough to execnse the largest washing
VIII also be glad 60 grt of yonr aswIy iavru.
ted Mar and krouf Cs1ess. This u M, ri and ,.r.
fef Instrument. and docs its work with Gar f.na,er
srced AMI nicely than any thing II the Kind that have
ever scen or hesrt o. The eheapacss and utility az
thesc Nachines VII certainly rvcoinincild them 10
every nmiiy Very Respectfully,
DVe. u, isSs. JAS. N. RANSOM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
Pref L. MILLER,S
EAR I1JvI0SRArSr.

hIscHNf. sAFf And tcoSosicaL coxrotxp
foh f5.sI oRiNC GRAY HAIR Ia IT, original color
sl'" uy'hs, and preventing the Hair ifosn turning
rOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aud esr,ng !, r.,,.
ss,s - sns ,sasi particle OF vitality r,cuperaf,e
ioh REMOVING sCURP AND DAypRurF. and
FOR BEAcTliYIyG THi: IA mn imno,,,.
uIeqrahcd Siss AMI bnitiaf<y. making il an and
ssiky Ia It's teNtafc and stu-ing Il To curl rrs.ly
viz treat eeehrciy and the increasing .ien..Di s,r
t'is unegnalicd pepifafion conyinsr the nro,,,s,
TOO that one triai Is o, Rrcrs,ar, 81 SATISFY ,st,r
hE paohc ot ts SUPERIOR qualities over any otley
.ni scsip from o,,y, as otsr esrsS,., ' bead
Srn~e- tue hair 10 grow iGNuriantIy, and gives h
nm, so,,. Gins, and hcxihie sPrcarabse, AMI also
Nberr the hEr IL ioo-cnux and tla,sinr m viii s,e
-trcnsh Alpi yt,0r To the To,s rr,tsS die s,rnvt -,
ihcse paIts which have become bala, causing n 10
yield :"
Fresh Covering of Hair.
ILsre srs hundreds 81 Ia les al crnie;sen IN Nav
York who have tsdi kair rcsfsss IL, ti,,. -, =.
ths hfrorafor, wien all afhss Ircparnfls,s asl rI
ga. T. " has Ia has Possession letters Innune-aI,
41 Va ihe ADORE iaets ffpIs css.ns OF the hih.
cS rcsTseats'hy. u viii erccfuaIiy prs1 ,.rt-ti,e
HAIR FROM TURNING GRAY
nniN The --latest perod Of life and in eases wter, the
hair hss air.sdy changed eolr ilsc zoe Of ,sc m.
10. WI 4. ui1 eeI aiily rescrs "a as oigiaJ
lame or il's toilst snd HaF staFsfve tl- ,ay,!r.
,aly rsronns2ied having an sgrreAhe frarranos;
which wtsa snAa siih the Iasigsatar sap 10 de-.
ed In sny required foftn =, ~ 20 isreserye IL ,i
whether plaIa az IN ruris-hcnee the r,Ttas 49,.
~ the lase, stassrd ftsl.s arfsetr ehhh no,s
reach VI all. bring '' Ns
Only twenty-five Cents
pr bottle to be had Af all speetabis ruFgss,. and
J. MILLER ~oaid can the snsu.ss. n p.,,u,. a.,
10 The ne 81 be InylaoFafor In eases vhs1r
me ehdrcts' Hair inefnes 20 So weak The nse ~
iays The hHaniatn f0r good kead II Lasr a. n ~,
hi."ce ahy Impurities That may have ieesnse eoore.f
81 NIB the .ap, fhs rs,os al az which /. n.~essary
boa or ne bei'th q The ehild. aud the future az
icarusce 81 Vs. har. y
CsrtIos - ane eenaIne without the ne SINH.
lDltr MILLER ,lcing on the outer urufarr. al-,, n
AlLi.khs HAIR iNifGOItAToR. n. \. bI,,~n IL ,ts
Wholesale Dvpt. SC Dsy ~ aus sif NV slI t,e,s,.
efal hsrraanfs and Druggists througl,out he vs,,5i
- hherui discOuol % Irl5riasrrE ~ The austfisy
ai-o dsirc 20 present iofbc An,sreaa Pshne niy
New and ImprsVea iastantanesus
LIQUID HAIR DYE
shirh AFTER years 81 scientific exp~rspseusing haze
hrunchf ~ TsrtcDa. dyes Eiask % Hrs ,1,.tunt
y Sifl7,si Injury "a the EsT o. skla Warranted ~,
besi aFtirie u tie hind N eNtEssscs.
PrIee, only 30 CeGt< Depa Sc Dey Sire,
NEW York.
RcIf. a. isgo.--Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

tbs parties 70 The above suits are lserrby mott.
as8 70 APpsaF ut ny olHos. IL CkarlpssSss,, lsc
tersoE Cosnty. NirginiR- on the sth dav N
harrh. 1861, viii their eytienee, 70 enable uso
" ekerutr The al,ose deeres.
kDW ARD y. COOKE Co.,',
fharieafovsn Feh zsk taGI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
fRO II II ~
rsanAr9xIl-WARE
STOVE WORKslq
CharIsstssa, JsGsrssa Css.ar, =.

TUE constensiy iccwasibg tensna ar Tin. sbe,t.
Iron and NM sres. tookina suuArss.s a. .,,,x
ar-nfssos Metal lh-shnx Sy-slinx and ali sk.r LII
"ort connected with my business hiss Ippes,l ~ -,
grvsfg tnrfcsse my fsciissy fos sarsI,nv
lSosnif'tede h,r hch my ia. as,,.,,
-tnv nssD All 'rmani, for the ai.o,, u,cut,on~L
wares. ihsse eussecsi In the bu-ins.. ,n,,ch maze
extensively, than bcrrtore. and have made arr anrr
msnf- u euy al NV material drvetiv mr.. thr u,s,,,.
atur.r- aud importers. and Iurrhas, the n,.~s an,
fFosed nas cry and toos the ma az N
warrs. ai have employed hut the ,no~s = ..r,,
rpreu wotkinen. and n a. exten-l, .l,
saur c"ocens IN the sane business Ia the sta,, az,
perfectly eopnieut ~ NV aity "a .urt, III, ,,,i ,,s
~ virginia With all On my brsn.h OF bu.,,,~--
on A sfcon rso<iaurr terms any s,prr n, A., m,
sfr living Ca the extensive stock ,f .sr,rt y arr.
Which keep constantly han.i; think "a. .s,rr
manreeWs Ia all In this State which sanno, mi n,
ms urc to fSe aNery hbe~si psiroasge
1 N :" a re.
ssks now inanafscfurrd a very Large and c,.rr.i
al. M ci q In-war az the bc.t quality which /
WI sen, ut my establishments a. or Gin,
ny ., asrnis throughout ~ the ooauik.
IN the STATE sf low prices mr. ASH &c n exch,nsc fr
v x hags. shccpskins. BerswsS.
"oo'' Hides. Bar~,o
Country Hard Snap. x1
Those Who Isirvliks this esfaiii-hment ~tIf x.r,
son DC nhr Ia appreciate Tire con,enienc, az haxin,
the.e "arc> brought IN their ba.inrs huses ami ,he
tse tahcn nun the without giving then, elt,,.
mcnt. f'e '' sup
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
Pafler, Chamber and Hall Stsyes

- 100 stAouk NnlSh NAV DC found
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
Fresh Coy..1.ing &C yIo;

LIsre s<s hundreds 81 IN les ad grsic;nen In New
ths lhr.soraior Wien all nhss preparations ba fail
ci L. " has Ia has T-Esessoi letters Iunun,e.aII.
es rcsTecatslhy. II viii efsctttsIiy NJ, e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

Sa. o.. n~~s~ 81 y Me- IVA Cur
Not esy yosr rtlts siirshy sA.rt-x % sAsls -
> a. an ap<rtsst tus asd tl-is b>arei. ssrss rpss
the Liver very married. i.a~.d Thy have b. nv "a,
nes pse.ed msfv susetnsl &c tire ears of blss.s 80.
yHnfs u@n any sss rraasdy ean hesssos. ssosr.iy
NJ The os.n- of tie pc.l.-..a ~ IL. ~. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

Opposition 90 thQ AamhmhstrAtien'
y TBsie is nothing more clear than mat those
sho placed Mr.. LIsoolx IN tho RFesldsutlAl
chair, have detesninsd TO destrey BIZ Admins
tratIon, Almost every Republicsn paper we
open Is filled with bitter attAcks--a attacks which
if made .twoor sthfeo months since, BY Demo
cratic papers, would have brought down the
vengeance Sf tho Republicans and ended ID the
destruction BY nobs Of printing offices. and the
incarceration Of Dsmocratio editors. From The
Rrst day Of this unhappy war; we have not read
such bitter, and malignant attacks upon the
"Govslnmeht" ss are nov being made BY the
Republican press.
There can be no doubt but that there is de-
termination to PROSTATE Mr.. LINCOLN and hia
Administration, and that In Congress on the
fret Monday Of December, the Republican
members willbe engaged In defining the differ
ence between supporting the Government and
Mr.. LIscoLae Adniinisiratioa which to them
have been heretofore synonymous terms. II ID
already whispered about that Mr.. CEASE will
retire from the Treasury, and that the "Union
party In the Legislature will be called upon
to elect him TO the Senate. Atany rate, his
friends are anxious that be shall disconnec,
himself from the Administration.
7 II the same rules be advocated In relation to
arrests that have been carried on heretofore for
opposing the action Of the Government, there
VII not be room enough In oil the forts In the
country to confne the editors Of the Republican
papers. "a. .ggr-s f.- Il.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
JAYNE,s AGUE MIXTURE,

Is an infallIbe remedy for Fever and Ague. The ex
psrience Of many years. in almost every climate proves
that where strict accordance with the directions
It has rarely failed to cure not only BY breaking the
chs, but by removing the morbid habit Of the system,
preventing the recurrence Of the disease. uAWit T
FEVER AND AaUE, though not in itself dangerous,
isapt unless speedily removed, to have such perni
cous effect the system, to engender disorders much
banefui than ITSELF and which not only rsder the
aer-e OF the patient miserable but are In themselves
often fatal prompt and esctual remedy Is therefore
what is wanted, and such Dr. D. JAYNRs AGUE Mrx-
TURF is confidently recommended For sale by MesSrs.
ROBERTS & SAMUEL, Columbus, AID by. agents every.
where. Co.,
uep2ld4wfriSssat&w4w .Cr- A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

and observed him, is, that he 10 more fond Of
the pomp than OF the stern realities o. war
That bis mind is incapable Of Rxed attention, q
sttong dopcenKatiop -thet By bis mi.mspags-
moht Of nIfairS since his arrival n missouri,
The State has. oImOsl been loat--and thai ns
is oontinAed " commandthe worst resni.s my
be anticipated. This is the cchcurrens tes.lmo,
M Oi alargornnmher OF the most sinse'nes1l'
menin Missouri.
Here follow some documents not neVeIS.i' S
10 the understa ndlnR OF the snbjech ana rp'
marka anon the condition Of affairs 10 otnei
narta. of thu West, which We omit. ne ~
/ port Is signed BY the Adjntant General
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

Gouldlng'a object in coming d Ohio vas X
make heavy purchases Of horse feed. Not W
slightesf uneaainesH was felt % 70 Che ability o
the army to sustain itself. The only Quesi|ol
was, az 10 WHISTLER Il could take Floyd and hi
army. The fact that the projected. or rAthe
coljectured movement 70 surround Floyd, woult
cause our army 10 be divided BY the rivers ant
mountains into three divisions, would seem &
suggest that the undertaking Nonld be Attendet
with considerable hazard, but onf troops q.
frst rate, and Gen. Rossctans is 700 thcrousf
an officer TO repeat the Ball's Bluff blunder--ol
to DO anything not warranted by his resources
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
HeadquarterS Ohio militia, u-
r5 ADJUrAnr-G GENERAL's 0RFIcE,
u ~ lbEts7 COLUMBUS, Nov, A, 1861,

GENERAL ORDER NO, So,
The following appointments have been made
for the 4lst Regiment O.V. U. s. A, The
rank being indiclted by the order OF the names
and the date annexed thereto: aJag .v-7
Colonel l-William B. Hazen.
LieutenGnt- C0lonel-John ]. Wizeman.
Major George s. Mygatt. -
Sngeon-Thomas G. Cleveland
Assistant- Surgeon g. Hart.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
uepQldlwfrisssatAw4v

For Females GeneraIly.-The Brandrett
Pills cannotbe too highly spoken Of They remove all
distractions, giye energy and strength the dis
treSsng headache, unfortunately prevalent with the
sex; depression Of spirits, dulnesS Of sight, nervous
affections blotches, pmples, saIowness Of the sin are
removed and aiuvene bloom and general sprightliness
indicate the power and healihfulness OF fBRANDRETHs
PILLS. lf'M# itSslSa.U -
Ladies, at delicate periods, viii find them unrvaled;
they are the best medicines for mothers and children
and cure worms and coBtiyeness. -.
Let It. be remembered, that BRANDRETH'S PILLS
easy in their operation. and yet unite miIdness with
efficiency, and require nos,srA0n Of diet during theIr
use. .. 49,
Mrs. Morgan, corner Of 18th sreetand Union Square,
New York. was dying, apparently, Of oozsuwTIoN.
She given up to die by her PbSiCans, and all her
friends, but after nsing BRANDRErH's Pzs for few
weeks the cough left her and she beganto regain her
strength and Is now able to attend her duties and
feels sure Of soon attaining robuSt health
Mrs. Wilson. Of No. 80 BeaSh street, New York, has
cured Dyspepsia, Small Pox, Measles, Dropy and ~
phus Fever, and ali HesdachsS, and Bilious diseases
with BRANpRErns Piis, will 10 pleased to answer any
questions. AZ T9fnBi To To5osTsdo J0iTq9ta taa
Sold BY JoHs r. Cook, Druggist, Columbus, ana By
all respectable dealers In medicines. y - ~ jih
oetQO-dIm elF eit BahtfGf afe sft1ua QldafIJJ ~
IT TITl1i4 fsTo .1EeT ~ flnaA - JLsA 40 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
, IOommunicated.l
A word TO Colonel Darlington.

A WORD 10 COlOn0h CafklnEhOms
DEAR CoLoNEL, The people Of Columbus have
taken alively interest In the getting up Of your
regiment, and are proud Of your success. i4 But
the name OF your camp has become stencil In
our nostrils, and we respectfully, but emphati-
cally, call on you to abate the insuIerable nuls.
ance. There are numerous good men by whose
names your camp might be designated; such ss
Lincoln, Tod, Baker, and Holt. Bat almost
anything, even Camp Benedict Arnold, or Camp
Jadas Iseaftot, or Camp DisbOllus, would be an
Improvement on Camp ThomGs-Camp Simon
Cameron would not answer.
~ (rzsxraAIzI gsgiYoUR FRIENDS.
We clip the above from the Ohio State Jour.
nal Of yesterday. II certainly exhibits vast
amount of bitter malignity. Col. CARRISoroN
will hardly change the nameof hiscamp. We,
however, have no interest in the names Of
camps. weweEs proud Of The name or Camp
JAcKsONS but tvhen that Was changed to Chase
we were prepared to see the next one named
Ciddings or LBDgoysoJ iae.m sdt ssos sEdN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
DIED..

At his residence in this city, on Monday, Nov. 4th
JOSEPH WHrTEmEL, in the 74sh year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence or
Fourth street, between Broadway and State Streets to
day "wednesday, at 9 o'clock P. M. 's-.h
The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend. .m.lfaa1sfi ~ 9iu 's- .aeig '7oas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES,
A GREAT STORM,

NotOf rain, hail, or snow, but among the cooks who
have been imposed upon by the vendors Of bad saieu
like that commonly found in market. James Pyle's
Detec has fully satisfied them and quelled the disturb
ance. Depot, 345 Washington Street New York. Sold
by grocers everywhere.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

y A BAD 'MoyE. ''--I.is reported In a Rich
mond paper that Mr. Paul Morphy, the famous
chess player, i'has kindly copsented to be pres,
ment that Mr.. Morpl1y has made, and he need
not be surprised 70 find himself checkmated AZ
the. end az the game. u fs nnta safe tsopen-
~. .l'.e-N r. Pegi, Noe. !. q isslo a. hsss9s,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

U- The Springfield correspondent Of the ST.
Louis Republican writes as follows of the charge
OF ZAeohyI: q z }-A-f O%tA 50 s4~Nt- st'
The theme of conversation in camp continues
To be the desperate charge Of Ffemonps Body
Guard. Many Of the officers censure Major
Zsgonyi for the action, because It was entirely
unnecessary, as Springfield might have been oc-
cupied by our troops the day after the reckless
and bloody skirmish without the firing of. sin
gle gun. Zagonyi,i It is said, was anxious to
prove to certain parties who had spoken dispar-
agingly OF the Body Guard, that the members
were composed of the proper material for SOL
dIers. The Body Guard hGye many personal ad.
ventures and narrow escapes to relate on the
fatal Friday of their akirmish; ;-one Of their
number was wounded twice at,the beginning Of
the fight and had two horses killed under him,
and yet went through the whole engagement
without mentioning his injuries, While riding
into Springfield, his third horse died, and he
fell fainting to the. ground. member Of
Company G had in his havefsack a box Of
blacking which was shot through, and the bullet
found imbedded in the blacking. .s s'a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

GFColOuel Mulligan arrived ct Jefferson City
Yesterday, from Gen. Rfics'g camp, having been
exchanged for Gen. fFostgs Some other officers
were exchanged, but their names hRyg not
reached u.s. Col iMulligan remained at Jeffer.
son City 10 prepare bis report Of the battleo Of
Lexington Louis Rep uras "a IaiSgd d b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
News from savannah, GA,

| IA gentleman Who has lived many years 10
the South, arrived In this city yesterday. Hs
left Savannah, Ca, one week ago last Ihnra'
day, having spent three days 10 that city. Dur
in9 that time the French Consul granted eight
olearapces TO vessels, which met with no op.
uosition In leaving the harbor. No United
States vessels were seen during the three days,
and e Was currently stated that United stateu
shlp was only occasionally seen Of the barbor.
Everybody was expecting the big ship Fin
land, from England, and Capt Anderson. Of
Savannah, had left port 10 receive her. The
blockade wac laughed at " aA44 ins
The feeling against the North was intensely
bitter, and all the men had enlisted for the
fight. The slaves were left to take care Of
home affAirs, and their masters appeared 10
have no fear Of Them. = = q 1851 "a
The gentleman alluded 10 came TO Bowling
Green, Ky, thence to Cloyerport and Louis.
Vile. He left Bowling Green last Thursday,
and says the rebels were well fortified there;
they had plenty. Of cannon, some OF large
cslIbre. and many field pieces ready Tor SER
vice. g.e da9sa4es Nv ~ ~ w.
He saw q number OF Indians, and Il was re-
portsd there were Eve hundred there, together
with fifteen hundred Texan Rangers, who rode
their horses without using either saddles or
brides, and were splendid riders.
The entire rebel force in that vicinity, as far
&c he could gather, was from forty thousand to
sixty thousand, and men were arriving at the
rate of from three hundred TO four hundred q
day. On Wednesday orders were issued and
parties sent out to collect five hundred, wagons,
numbeis, Of which were brought in when this
gentleman passed through. He saw one man
clap his hands together. and heard him exclaim,
"rll bet any amount Buckner ID In Louisville
10 fifteen days" Camps were said to extend
for Eve miles along the road, and be saw three
separate camps in the immediate neighborhood
Of the place. r.
Our informant lived twenty-five years in the
South. Last summer his family came North,
and about seven weeks ago, he came also, re-
turned again as stated, and found all his prop.
erty con6scated and some Of his effects Sold
As soon as possible he left himself. He afirms
that mild treatment will not accomplish the
object of the United States Government. All
acts Indicating consideration are ridiculed and
despised T ON, Com. EM,B
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
gI)e' e'G5io 5tatssnra'' |,
Tne sixth Of november.

r The sixth OF November.
+ ,o,ie,bA 70 iles---rFs g.a.,ei s.L
J. on''ths skin o. Nessmssl, 1e's, ~. .ssn. 80
ago todsy, an eiec.lon 'e 'Ooh s plsos .n rsa,.s
the United states, wpion ,esa,e. -. 800
oi AnhAAAA hiSpuls 10 s'i.e"' -" ~ - = 'rGg
from tne louFtn o. srcn ~. = 'Ass. .c.o "a, sA,.a
I The sixth ot November ioOV' WI ~ -s -
tor ssneIasions 10 GOMEZ ~ ls. s..'',s 49, "
in American history, nosso maon ~ s s.-Ss.s =
me ma man yho vas snen sieye,eu = ~ !.
elvic position 'ne wo.ia o0s'u vs''s., :. -. -
count % 'ne .'sm.n1ouS -. -. -
bis eiection, tnelr immeu,A'e s anu 1 uee s,
tscsdent.. "ns.pet ns elec.'0n s.s Wy r
lfy Or only ine Pse.lna's osuss y. A.s a.
peihon,N ~ oer'A'n snas" sas'',' Y = Wv
praAppd mat 1ign9seee me mssa1nSS' oaus J.
EXPLOSION 'aas nss isns VIZ ol,SA = go =
time a' 'eas'' u no, psis ,..s... a.
Ere iour monlns aH,ia nAu ps'Irs.' -. ~ss..S
inangprsu1n = 'uss ~ s..,h c.,o,i..
=. aast'I ,e.s 49,. ',.,..;..,.., 100.
ueo's Z, :, Ts...ss | "a s.ssa.l,, ..Ssass rom the
,.1a apu go sAs' - IA hssr farm
u Os, ",,s . Coas,;.,.,oa Tsssmbl;Dg our ovp; :
cs,s.s g. ~ cs.....s.. 90 .s.os,hiss . P,s.;.
Ol'eus,. !, ,ss e s,s 1870 ohos., .rf
uen' apls anu y = : ,oe ss, ~ lS 60 ~ ~
Iinaugurated, and all the machinery 0L u LEW
government, civil, and military, put in active
S.: rL.sia,s, i-Ssa Ar. ;ra ,,o,,y finn ,dav
VPerasou. ir % 80 - - 49,. IrI.f =
at Washington over . diyided country ana
~ n -. - AAnk All Nhal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
SECOND LIEUrENANrs

And the officers SO appointed will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
By order of the CommandeF-in-C Chief,
lUsz &C. p. BUCKINGHAM,
gi 1'l@ "' Adj Gen, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

hsniand county cast l,42o votes Tor Joseph II
Riley, Comptroller Of State" aff77Ei
Wayne Griswold had 663 votes for the same
Brown county, BENJAMIN F. Stanton had 926
,s.nsl"., -s Josiah II. Riley 80
..l q, "-sqslq John Terrence 26l
} ,1J"3 - Thomas J. Smith !" l0s
In Knox county John J Jewell had So votei
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-12-20
Disposal OF the Feilmer Murder Case.

Tue utmost efforts OF the p ic,
have not been success al in rtfIctiu-
the arr, st al Il oIctslii, the ,nur!ere'
Il Si.i,mnn! Fci.uer. T. D-t. c,
,vrS traced Him To s.. LpIis. whrr
hr hn4 a'i uncle In IA. lrus blsirc-~ .
hut there hr was ,at sight 80, 80
.I"ut,'Ic-A h,a IN de his ca .ar"
lil,c Of the SnIt,rrn states. a
"nc time the pnllce were only u 'cv
hours hchinI him. tur his measures
yer, too well taken, anI he had ~,
soud start to enable them To- over
take him.
The Grand Jury % Nunmou'h
C unity, New Jrr4ry, L.,i WI. had
Mr+. Marks b fore rh',n, and on hrr
testimony, aui that -, Mrs y iolpl
ISweuz,r, the person with whom Il,
detski bpar,teI in Brooklyn inA'c rd
the fugitive Tor 'hc nur Ter. Mr'
Marks test I'D that she a'd her ,i>.
ter Hcrl PERFECTLY aware that Fc!lnri
was n married man when they cam,
oat together un the Bivaiia. llrl
sister, however. allow Il hvrS,i tn b,
4rducei by Fo,lrcr, and receive,
large presents from uim IN c'nsc
qnencc. Her sisters suicide, sh,
-wore, WAS caused entirely b. NOR
Utica ion ut ito exposure ot hr
shame. Mrs. Marks intro .uced Ri
du,ski tn Fcllncr, and the latter wa
made aw y wl'h by the i"riner 10
the sake OF his money. The q -
Jury being unable 10 fix any dwT\
conuivance at the murder on Mrs
ilarks, s'e was discharged, togcrhe
with the other witnesses; AMI As tn
murderer has csc sped tu parts un
known, it is not likely Il at any on
vii. he tried or punished Tor thl
atrocious crime. Mrs. Swerz.r ha
returned Ia her home in Brooklyn =
Mrs. Marks has gone 20 Phiade
phia.-[Yeac York krpress.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-12-20

CorroS OPERATIONS At BsAuVoRr.-The
necessity OF having our commanding Gem
erals aia:esulen as well as Soldiers, recently
alluded to in our paper, ~ painfully llias'
trated by our latest news from Port Royal.
We understand that no Efforts had been
made TO secure the cotton that was wasting
in the vicinity OF Port Royal and Beau ioTt;
on the contrary, GeneIal Sherman, from
some cause not apparent. peremptohly and
natnred,y discouraged any attempt to
save the staple, no matter how favorable the
opportunity. The consequence is tAat The
Soldiers have in some instances covered
their tent floors with cotton, md waste! II
in every possible mannrr. Large piles hnve
been set on FIRE 10 get IL out OF the way,
while hundreds OF bales, IL preserved, have
rot.e ed or been trodden into the soil. The
government now. we are happy to say, he.
seen the necessity Of securing the abundan
Gotten crop. not only to enrich the treasury
but also 10 give employment TO the Spinner
OF this country and Rurope.-lNe~ Yorl
Commercial Advertiser.