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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

The ONO EpucArroNAL MosrHLY The No
vember No. of this valuable monthly Is on
our table. lids full Of important practical
hints on the art of teaching and the mode
Of study. We prize the Monthly as a pa
rent; Of how much greater value must it be to
the practical teacherl .,,. y, y. ls u ?
a.l This Mo,thly is now the only educational
journal in Ohio. Mr.. LoEGLEY, the publisher of
the Journal Of Progress, having transferred its
subscription list to the Educational Monthly,
and discontinued the publication of the journal,
The Monthly is published by =. E. WHITE 4
CO.., Columbus, Ohio, at one dollar year
We hope it will meet with thar patronage from
teachers and the friends Of education, which,
as the sole educational periodical in tho State,
it richly m erits. ..iH .l't5'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

To MILIrARY GrsrLEnEs AND cIvILiAss -
You will find at N. GuspEhsarfmfR's, No. l29
s. High street, next door to the lGoodale House,
3 Rlarge.and superior stock of ready-made cloth
ing, and Q like excellent stock Of cloths to be
.msnufactured to order in themerchant tailoring
ldepartmspt of his establishment. Mr., R.
TsFUnIlsa. Who euperintsnds this departmeut,
"a askillfdl cut!cs. whose abiliiyund reputation
afford an ample guaranty that none but the best
ot work will be made under his inspection.
y :, Our readers, military and otherwise will fhd
y eltheis advantage 70 purchase their clothing
ready made or leave their ordsrsw with Mr., Gus-
DEasHrIMEn. who is an old and experienced mer
ehentof this city, and Is enabled, from the fact
that hs buys his goods for cash, TO sell, at 0
very low figures sol ~aslas5, ysbs1af trs,s i,
Ia Remember N. CuaDERsHrrnr.laI, No. i2g South
High street. s 10 ~ ael, II, ,,sss, s fpctlslmeot
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
First TeiegYaphic Dispatch from the
n Il PncifIc 90 the A[laniiC.

FIRST TeiegYaphic Dispatch from the
1fl Pacific 20 the atlantic.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 25.-The first telegraph
message from the Pacific to the Atlantic was
sent by Chief Justice Field of California to the
President, as follows:
SACRAMENTO, Oct 24th, TAO, P. M.
To ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the Uni
ted States:-ln the temporary absence Of the
Governor Of the State | am requested to send
you the first message which will bo transmitted
over the wires Of the telegraph line which con-
meets the Pacific with the Atlantic States. The
people of California desire to congratulate you
upon the completion of the great work; they
believe that it will be the means of sire gthen-
ing the attachment which binds both the East
and West to the Union, and they desire in this
the first message across the continent to ex.
press their loyalty to that Union, and their de-
termination to stand by the Government in this
its day Of trial. They regard that Government
With affection, and will adhere to it under all
fortunes.
(Signed) STEPHEN ]. FIELD,
Chief Justice of California.
This message was received at Washington by
the President at 1l:30 A NJ, Oct 25Ih.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

gen, biss. 'J.sWsimors. Mrs. Geo. M Pessons,
Miss Gwynne, Mrs, Noble, Mrs K ".
Mrs HaWkes, Miss Aldrich. Mrs Henry
Noble. &c Chairman Of committee. s
The circulars Of the Society will be out this
week--,he generous donation Of Mr.. R. Nevins,
who both furnished the paper and printed one
thousand of them for us-to whom the sincere
thanks Of the Society are due. kS4 .
By order Of the President. -sstbt&
\ kl5 M E. DOHERTY. Seo'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
From, Cairo.

CarRo, Oct. 25-A party of thirty men Of
the 25th Illinois, while scouting on Saturday,
encountered party Of rebel cavalry and infan-
try thirteen miles below this place. A brisk
engagement ensued. The rebels were routed,
with the loss OF Captain, Lieutenant, and
several wounded. No loss on our side.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
LO CAL MATTERS.
-. = T'IfT'7l ITTTII TTIF|TTI .IIITTlIIl
A Chance for Printers.

Democratic pewspapers recently started, with cir
culaton Of 500 copies offered for sale atthe low price
Of four hugdrsd dollars cast. X Is printed 10 q
aourlhng county has partof the county printing,
and is circulation can easily be raised to eoo The ma
terial Of tie Office cost two years ago, $500 This'isa
good opening fora practical printer Address Editor
Statesman, ooiunbuar Ohio, for fufshsr particulars
octlz-H 9A asdR OIL 90 % - ~. n I..lL. H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
From For,re.s rTonroe.

FoRr MONROE, Oct. 2s.-The great expedi-
ton has been delayed by the prevalent gale.
Some refugees from Yorktown state that the
rebels are in considerable force in that vicinity,
and there is an apprehension of an early attack
by the Federal troops.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

PApucAH, KY. Ocs. 27-Thrse companies of
hs)Ninth Illinois went to Saratogs, forty eight
miles up the Cumberland river, on Saturday,
and attacked company Of rebel cavalry, one
hundred strong, completely routisg thesn. TIE
rebels Loaf thirteen killed. twenty four prison.
Iers, 50 horses. and all thsIr camp eqnipage.---
The FEDERAL iorce numbered two hundred.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

New YoRK, Oct. 27.-United States Steam
ers Powhsttan aud Iroquois, in search of the
Sumter, were at Sc. Thomas Oct. l4Gh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

Tax WNANr BrLLiARD RooM I'VE dropped
into this new and popular place Of resort, Sat
urdsy night, and were surprised to see so many
persons engaged in the noble game; and were
quite taken with the happy manner our friend
KIssEY has Of receiving and accommodating his
numerous pa irons.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
Further Pariicul8rs of the Fight at
springfield.


Especial to the st. LouiJ Republican,
CAMP RICHARDSON, Bolivar, Polk county, Mis-.
souri,, Oct 26.-General Fremont and staff ar.
rived at Bolivar, Polk county, sixteen miles from
Camp Morrisey, and encamped this evening on
the outskirts of the town. Bolivar, like nearly
all the towns in Southern Missouri, is almost
entirely deserted, the stores being all closed
and many Of the houses abandoned.
IL is now ascertai0ed that the loss of FIRE.
mont's body guard in the brilliant charge at
Springfield, was six to eight killed, and some
fifteen 10 twenty wounded. r.s
A number of most brilliant instances of dar-
ing were shown on our side Our Sergeant had
three horses shot from under him, and rebel
placed pistol to Seagrone's breast and was in
the very act Of firing when the Major severed
his arm from the shoulder and laid him dead ct
bis horses feet.
Col. Carns's third Illinois cavalry left there for
Springfield, and one regiment of Sigel's divis.
ion will watch there at midnight. Lieutenant
Fremont and staff and Sigel's division depart
by forced marches for Springfield at day light
tomorrow morning, and will probably arrive
there in the evening
Gen. McKinstry was two miles north OF War.
saw last night; Gen. Pope was this side OF the
Usage aOd Gen Hunter in advance of him, all
marching to this point.
Il is understood that in the iOr,hconi bat
tie Lane aud Sturgis will have the lett Ring,
Hunter the right, AShboih the main column,
and McKinstry will form tue reserve, s gel tsk-
ing the advance.
Nothing further from Price, an5 no news Of
McCullorh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

~. !. ~ 80 - "a n, c,nso,. q
more iu'y sl'ss sn sne AnN
tion of the. ladies OF Coiumbus, IL has been
deemed advisable 10 have the consultation OF
., The ssia;srss Aid societ, - nrinted. vitb the
-. :. ~
names Oh omcernoplpg snAs ~ y y, mess n sne 70
appreciation OF the puhiic,s who can, VIII en-
courage ub by their personai labor and influence.
I, Il sa - ...7ST
CONSTITUTION ~ 10 : s.jjas b3se
SECTION l.. This Society shall be called The
Soldiers, ID S0cioty OF Counnbhs.'' 'tls gnioshs7
SEC. 2tThe object of this Society shall be to
furnish reliet to the sick and wounded soldiers
and sailoss Of our army and navy, under the dr.
rectiop of, aud as auxiliary 70 the United States
National Sanitary Commission At Washington.
SEQ 8, The officers Of this Society shall con.
sist of aPfesidents Vice President, two or more
Secretlries, 10 Treasurer and Of the following
commit.ees;sss aogs ~ i.a sssa4 ,sa..S ~
lss. committee OF three to solicit snbscrip-
tions and conriouiions y y sss q. = = Jsia'sssA
81. A com mittee OF sixteen 70 make purcha;
ses aud ,expend, orruse fhefunds Of the Rooio y
for carrying 0uslits objects ~ such a manss. ss
the Society snsn or y we eoeeAee ot IN
,.se - ~ ssf
mi.tee. =, s ss. Z. ,sss = 2, =. : sa .sssa . !,
SEQ. Inc sect ana tressurer snail
report % the ihiia = nulsosy y eeca m9ntn,
full statemens q. All receipts ana expenaitures'
with Tue psmss 81 conoss u u 20 s.,,.. l
SEC: D. Inc oineefs snAn De eiecteq py pAilot ss
or otherwise' An sncn Msans, e. yne Socle,y
at the ume @ ~ 49,. 10Y
successors shall be elected "a y. ~ s "a ,s. Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

KebeIs Routed with Grcat Loss az
HOmney. .ILlr .l
NEW CREEK, Va. Oct 27.-Geu. Kelly march
ed from this point Friday night and attacked
Romney yesterday afternoon, routing the enc
my, capturing many prisoners, three pieces of
cannon and all their wagons and camp equipsge.
The rebels rereated toward Winchester. Our
loss was traing, that of the enemy not ascer-
tained.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
[speclaI 10 Sd. Loua Democrat. /

TIrTos, no, Oct. 25-Gen. Kennedy, who
has just returned to SedAla from Prices army,
Gays Prices men are much dissatisfied at the
prospect Of leaving the State, and that they will
force him TO make stand within our borders
0n the other hand. it is asserted that General
Johnston has left Kentucky to take command of
Prices and McCulioch's forces, and that before
leaving that State he cent couriers to Price and
McCullOch, directing them to fall back into
Arkansas and not give Fremont battle until he
could reach them. Gen. Kennedy says FREE
mont will have a much larger force to contend
ag.Inst than he imsgines.
Considerable numbers of Prices rebels are
arriving in this section daily, and it is feared
they will renew their plundering habits as soon
as our troops leave
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29


,'FarsH ARRIvALs OF PRsosERs OF Wm.--
Major BUcKsER. Of the Kentucky Home Guards
arrived on Sunday BY special train from Cincin.
natl, having in charge the forty three Kentucky
secessionists captured seven miles from Win
chester, Kentucky, on the 24.h instant, by tweu-
ty .fonro men commanded'by himself and Cap.
tain Cfsddock. They were taken in the at
tempt to join the rebel army at Prestonburg.-
When asked how. It happened that they were
captured BY 60 small party, ,one Of them re,
piled that they "only had one load in their
gums ,E8.zEw
Lieut. CASE, of the Seventh Ohio, arrived b.
the same train with twelve of the Virginia
chiyalry, captured at or near Cross Lanes.--
There are now Two hupdyed and fifty prisoners
of war at Camp Chase. The barracks are fun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
COUNCIL PRocEEprsos The City Council met
last evening. President DONALDSON In. the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved. i

Minutes of last meeting read and approved, i.
CITY CIVIL EscxEERS RrroRr. ~ i''1'a
The City Civil Engineer reported that the
successive layers of gravel with which High
stree. has been annually improved, have put q
sufficient depth of metal on the street, but
have raised j. TOO much above thel the
sidewalk. The Engineer suggested y put q
force OF laborers upon the street, and BY picking
down the ridges, feducs the sfoadwsy toan even
surface, without putting any additional mate.
rial upon it. spii9pi iasassiG if sos ltI s5oal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

From the Examiner. Norfolk, Va sag AHA
CephAlic Pills accomplish the object for which ths, Il
made, viz: Cure Of headache In all Its forms.
From The Examiner, Norfolk, Va. jhl 9ff1
They have been tested in more Than thoasand oars
with entire success.
From the Demoefst 81. Cloud, Minns1
II you are, or have been troubled with he beadachs
send for box, (Cephac Pills,) that you may have
them In case OF an attack. fft rHFfphu
From the Advertiser, Providence, n. I. , .
The CephalIc Pills said to . remarkably elective
remedy the headache and Of the very for
that very frequent complaint. which has ever bean - =
covered
From the western r. r. Gazette, chicaso, IN. gmoo
We heartily endorse Mr.. spsuding, and his unrivasd - s
oephalic Pills. 5s,.-,, y, $500.
Fro Kanawha Valley Star, Kannsha. Va.
We are sure pefsons suffering with the headachs
who try them, will stick to them.
From the Southern Path Finder New Orleans,
Try thsmi yoa tha. AFFLICTED, and are sare that
your testimony can be Nidet 70 the already
list MAT has benea that no other neicne can
produce. = s-'--- - 4i'i-l-e 'Ai@-' y1A s-fDGA
s.4 From the st. Louis Democrat. 80
Ths Immense demand for ne uisis iosphslls Pins y
H npdiS inefsas'ns' .z-a 6 --:lil "a q lss .5-s
From the Gazs.ts, Davenport. Low. aool SIS l1la
Mr. spaldlng would not connect his name Unut % ~
uce be did not ksoc 70 pores zeal merit -
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
NEWARK MACHINE WORKS,
1onmercidi.

NEWARK OHIO, ~ ~ = Ia
manufacturer OF ali kinds Of Fer
table and Stationary ste9m sn-
Giues. saw willis, Grfst mtltsS
So dec.s &c. - ,..- 4
LlEEA B0DLEI Beafsai n a.. BLAND YBeafesi
L4L r. DUTlLL BeasW 00L0ABE
lA0HL4y co. BsatsUH BRADf0RD
d 90. BeatsaifiiI ~
Our Portable EBgins and Saw Iii
Wus awarded the frst premium q so 81 the Indiana
s,as Fair for Is6o Lane q bcdey on account Of
Price, lightnsss, dmplieity. economy Of fuel
and superior character Of lumber sawed.
Oar shaonsp Engine vas suardsd a he sans IA,
the art premium a o1oo- = -ttrp "A - .sr !
Our Pornbs HnEine vas aEsrist Ne hrst prcniE1 o.
sIo0 q the Pair At Memphis, Tenn, ever B.1dyb u1
vals Columbus Machine Co.'S, and Bradford 4 Cob
b committee Of practical hailrosd knEinccs.
Rorprice and terms nddress ..l1f
dsc5-d&rlysOis. :. heHa7k. J1io
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

i
b MiLlrARY ArroIsrMEsrs The following Gp-
pointments lave just been made at the Office Of
the Adutant General: s,.h :, ~ sst seir' g
Z jerome B. Phillips, Orwell, Quartermasler
"a battalion, 9th Regiment cavalry; W. II.
Hutchins, Quartermaster, lss battalion, 9Th
Regiment cavalry; Oscar F. Gibbs, Quartermas-
ter ooh Regiment; William Steedman, Ran
dolpb, Major 6.h Regiment cayalrys Johh G.
Douglas, Cambridge, Quartermsster 18th Regi
ment; Henry M. Cist, Cincinnati, Adiutant 74!h
Regiment; Heury F. Hyman, Cincinnati, Cap
tain 7th battery; Eugene Powell, Delaware, Ma
jor 66ih Regiment; Clark H. Robinson, N. Phil
adelphia, Quarternaster 6Oth Regiment, Rich
ard B. Treat, Gallipolis, Major 9Th, Regiment
cavalry; Samuel ID. Caroy, Cincinnati, Q. NJ.
75.h Regiment; Thos. Moston, Eaton, Col. Slst
Regiments; John A. Turley, Lieut.. Colonel
8lst Regiment; Charles N. Limison, Lima
Mijor slst Regiment; Frank Evans Adjutant
Shat Regiment; Samuel E Adams. Quarter
master l6lst Regiment; Abram c. McChesney,
Batavia, Surgeons seth RsgiuentS / charIesrN-
sssine, Toledo, Surgeon 10th Regiments w.
3, Regner, Cleveland, Surgeon 9Th Regiment
cavalry; Byron Stanton, Salem. Assistant Sur
geon lss Regiment artillery, Geo. Legsett,
Nashville. Asst Surgeon 18th Regiment; p s.
Chase, Akron, ASST Surgeon 18th Regiment;
M. H Haynes, Seven Mile, Asst Surgeon 69th
Regiment; Robert Fletcher, Cincinnati, Sur
geon l,t Regiment; Matthias H. Birsilson, Ma
or sOih Regiment; w. Fosdick, CINCINNATI,
Adjutant 81 Regiment cavalry; w. o, Collins,
Hillsboro, Colonel 7th Regiment cavalry; Geo.
r. Dodd, Battalion Quarter master Let Regiment
cavalry; Alexander McIlvsine, Mansfield, Cap
tain Company A, 64Ih Regiment; Henry B
Hunter a Lancaster, Lieutenant Colonel 6lst
Regiment; James P SAford, chillicothe, Sur
geon 7sd Regiment; Isaac N Hines, chllico-
the. Assittiat Surgeon 73i Regiment; Victor
J.Z,bm, MourUeyille, iAdjutant 81 cavalry,
George G. Roberts, Qasrtermsster Sd cavalry
William R. Jackson, MSnroeyille. Qaartermas-
ter 81 cavalry; Stiles w. Burr, Qpwtermaster
81 cavalry; J1hius R. Sanford, Cleveland, Ma
. l' ~ aIaH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

~. ~, 1s'iS y, AZ sieies-hnaparl llA a
wa FS'h tiaPi " 'oA .fScm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

From the Examiner, Norfolk. Va ss7F ana
CephAlic Pills accomplish the object for which ths, Il
made, viz: Cure Of headache In all Its forms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

From the western r. B. easstts, Chicago, III. gmoo
We heartily endorse Mr. spauding, and his unrivarsd -
oephaic Pills. .,s,s--, ,- ...--,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

From the DemOefat St. Cloud, MIMI
II you are, or have been, troubled with the beadachs
send for box, Cephalic Pils) 90 that you may have
them In Of an attack. fff ffFFnAu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

FROM The Examiner, Norfolk, Vs. III =
They have been tested In more Than thensand oaas
With entire succeas. el-e-.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

], The Government is rapidly preparing for en-
forcing the Con6scation law passed by the last
Congress. ~
Yesterday attachments were served against
some furniture belonging to man named
Shields, who is Captain in the rebel army,
aud owning number of houses aud lots In
Washington. This is to be special case Of
the law. II sustained, Government will at once
proceed to con6scate the property Of every
known rebel as fast a. lit comes within jurisdio-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

Fro Kanawha Valley Star, Kannsha. Va.
We sure that persons suffering with the hsadachsl
who try them, will stick to them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

tssss ffa sirss !. ox-es 1rEkuo dtsH7
ste-iasl : 'i'-i I. - .s'..s,..a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29


liiehael Ccrrigan and others.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca Connty, Ohio, at
the November lefm A ID. 1861, in The above
entitled cause and to me directed, will cffer
for slle at public voudue ut The door df The
Court House, IN the city Of riihn, in.said
county, On
TnE 3Oth DAY eF DEcrMBER, A. d. 1851
between the hours Of 10 o'cluek A. NJ and 4
O'Clock 7 NJ, OF said day, the following lands
and teuemenis. to-wit.
The east half Of tho south cast quarter of
sectiun t~o (2) township Two ~ north Of
range iuartcsR (la) eust. containing eighty
aeres.of hEd more less, and The weet hnIl
Of the south east quarter 0f section two tQl
to9nsnptw two ~ north Of range fourteen l4I
cast, containing eighty acres of land more
erless. on which Is eighty four fei acres of
clcated land, a log house, baiik barn, and
orchard
Also, the east half Of the north cast aunr.
Ter u section two II tcwnship twol2l nosh
oifange four'ecn Ia east, containing Sc, en-
" seven acres Of land, more or less.
Aud ne south vest ouTner ol lhe horih
uest quAftef of section one I RI to,srfhin ~ q
III norlh ~ range fourteen III aud lnhg in
q square form ~ a. to contain tieht ana
~ 100 acres ofland, more or lr,ss. on which
is thirty six l36l acres cleared. los houte.
log stable AND email orchard.
TERMS OF SALE-Qne.tlird cash on
day oi sale, 0ne-ihirti IN twelve months. and
one third m twenty four mouths, with interest
4 ha deferred payments 10 - seeared by mofi.
sege On said premises nspecarriy.
NOV %, 1851 sS,as sis1n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29


Tho Cfcai Republic. which sailed wilh
The naval expedition fof Port Royal, Nd
$50 har,r On board. The conduct oflh,
bcasia dnring fho terrihlc storm Of ~.
dsyrefl 6 20, described By a cores.
f0udfft sf ur Trbune.
At42 ~ tic wind blew raic. and
continued so increase in violence for "a
hours, some Of the waves sweeping clear
over euf decks aui striking iha ship with
tho force ofa solid shot. ASP. b., for
aome roaaOn, The Vanderbilt nt 10 ouu
hawsers. 70 made foaflul commotion
emong our horses for iow momont8-
Tho eject Was ike d powerful contus.
sion, throwing the ht9,sts ont of iheir
equilibrium end some twenty of thcm
were thrown od their feut We then be-
gan 10 pitch and roll at terrible rateun-
81 we got soine shils s0t, which steadiod
The vessel very much. We held our
course s. BY W until O'Clock az nirht,
whenthe sailors having hauled the haw.
scr line, ma kinQ' tie shin little m0re
faahagcable, we iiacked shipn and stood
more tothe east Then che ship rolled
ANAAAAiNNf WV MNNMN ~ NNNlV NNNN NANWNNNM
.at an angle Of 90 degrees! Tho hofses
plunged madiy,ns ifthcy would tear cy-
crythihg loosei Many ofthem gave utter
uncc % moat mariulurouns, while others.
IN their desperation, buried thoirtccth i6
tie wood of their stalls aud mungom.
was below through The whole Oft, keep
iur my men 10 their duty ns well as pos
iiblc, which was not wry well, for they
ran for stfcty every chahce they eould
get Orc horse, Us stood b. him, turn
ed complcte H0mersct, his head striking
whore his heels stood. When be- came
down, Tie horse next 20 him Kicked him
IN thc hcnd, nearly Killing him, ] could
do nothing but let hin struggle until
aorning when had him Killed and
thrown oycrboard. Aroiher horse drop
ped dead without a struggle, and two 9th
ols were soiniurcd thatl had them killed
and thrown uyerbourd, making the loss ia
all thut night four horaes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

The Weak Puinfs % New or
caut.
A tner % llt New York1imca. fron,
ne New Orleans biocsading host saya.
New Oficant hoe no fort6cafoas or
deenses ln hfr rear, and tho suampa
back OF . ore imrnssahlo cScoqnnr 90
thc shcllroad aud ihc railroads. Vessels
Of az character, dfawing not over eleven
feet If water. can aseend Lake ponchar-
train to within elk miles of TIE city. Ten
tbouldnd rof0l0tc. determined men could
start from The deep waters of Lake
Borqne andfcach, yes, reach, the land
ing Al the city IN fifteen hours. There
is not On armed vessel Of any Importance
upon The lake and Tie iahd for morethdn
twenty-five miles around s los. swamp,
eesily and cllcotuhlly swept by the nuns
Ola decent fleet. lam also assured that
there could be but one point Of opposition
upon this route, and that Is the fort at
the main paseAge between the two lakes,
Borgpe md Ponchmiraiu. il Is, hdwcv.
er, sodly out Of repair. and mounts but
ten or tvyoive small Guns, andis rsrrh6n-
cd with but two Companies of militiamcn
from Miaissippi IL ths national Gov
crnmcnt could once obtain possession Of
Now Orleans, they could bold d against
the combined powers of the rebels; tnuy
could, without the leasi trouble, reduce
the loils on the Mississippi river, and cf.
lectual y hold in check many ofthc States
IN rebullion. The common point touch
cd upon BY the citizens ns 20 the results
Of the war, Is the four Of an attack upon
their city by the way Of Lake pouchar-
train, tnd they Themselves have said 81
could be successfully made, and tho place
redu, cd.