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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-12-13
Release of Mr. Faulkner.

Some time ago, Hon CHAs. }. FAUX
NER, of Virginia, formerly member OF
Congress from that State, and late Minis
ter to France, who is now State prisoner
at Fort Warren. Boston harbor, opened u
correspondence with government, in which.
he suggested the exchange of himself for
Hon. ALFRED Ely. Republican member
of Congress from Rochester, \. Y, who
has been a prisoner among the rebels
since the battle of Bull Run The gov
eminent lent its favor to the proposition,
and the order has been signed releasing
Mr.. Faulkner from his imprisonment on
bis parole OF honor lie is to be allowed
to proceed to Richmond, and procure, if
possible, the release of Mr.. Ely in his
stead. If he does not succeed in thirty
days he is to return and surrender himself
prisoner as before.
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Ey The following resolution has pass

ed one house Of Congress:
"Resoiued. That the Committee on For.
eign Affairs be instructed to enquire tito
the expediency Of furnishing relief 10 the
starving population Ct Ireland, and to re
port by bill or Otherwise"
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IL rec. from advertising fees a:
tie Sale Of Tax Certificates
To rec. from issue fees at the
Sale Of tax Certificate,
" rec. from moneys collected for
the so called o per cent fund
" rec. from moneys collected for
tia 80 called IL per cen, fund
" rec. from moneys collected for
the so called % per cen. fund
" rec. f:Cn taxes collected on
returned Personal Property
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H The Madison Journal says suffi
Glen. arms have been received for the 9th
Regiment
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IF Fine weather IS ne 81 20 press.
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Below your Hon. Body will find con
densed Abstrac, Of all accounts Of the
County of Manitowoe with the State,
the different towns and other branches
Of the County.
State Of Wiseonsin. Or.
Ey Balance due January lss
1881 as per Statement. OF
Treasurer $1255O,03
To paid as shown above in
this repor. during the year
1861 567s. 16
Balance due to State to day $6s7l,s7
Drainage Fund. CIR.
BY amount received for
tie year 1860 tG37,S0
amount on hand for
the year 1859 967,S0
4" balance on hand for
the year 1858 2o,4o s16s4,63
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- 70 bIU,3
By paid for receiving S6C3s6,i t. 6o3 So
/" maid for Disturbing 3.6lO.39 31G,I0
Charges and e;ains against
town, on hand 2272,45
Tax Certificates on hand SIS
,sr annexed heisdu!e I79ss,45
- Cash on hand 10 balance ac-
ems, 1887
1880, a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-18

ATTOREG GY at LA w.
NTuL PRACTISE IN The Courts q GIes, Mercer. MOuro
w Montgomery aad rsi-sk aat I'll collect and ren' pun
a. tty for al claims placed iu hs hands.
posf lrcs GILES C5urr Hogs- Va IylI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-18
NUMBER 146.

msy small Toe true pan woali be 70 have only four
classe four electors pn IN uinadoD the President
ia b. lot from the icur. Tni wIud ef.cIusly pre-
cuia plry jri:y 10 the college from controlling The
result. ThaI would be ildspu.sb!y sHic1eous rem
edy The only doub: as to It's claim TO preference 10
Thetlerit wOuI be sq1aly acceptable TO the patient
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-18
b8N E8kDS
DAVED y. 4. CABI
PARKE POINDEXTER,

kTTOR NEY AT LAW.
RichIaOnJ CItY, Va.
VNTILLpraece 10 an the Courts held In the City OF Richmond
Nv anihe ccunties Of Che5erned, Henco snd PoShAan
OAse ca corner of1+ Pearl and Main Streets over The
ST.. of Noah WAIVER Co. de1V-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-18
D. TsHONFsON BkOWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EUSTACE GIBSON,

Ny practice 10 Courts of The cities Of Richmond and
w terssarg and re co0ues Of heuroo and Ohessrded
Nce aslsn'. nnak l2G streei near etaie @ ~ an4I-
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

raRas:
DAILY Paper IS per ANNA ssgiSsSEly, % Weary ss
gavg II advanea EsAncs1 nay BE uAde AZ We rAk OF le
Fchshs u s cases s5sasss taken The depesi Of
Istss-in ths Post ores sonia'r,ns nonoy. Ut
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-18

Tic annexed Rspor. Of Co. Dfnmoak Cisf Of the Ord
nance Department Of virgLii, will show what the
Ssc has done in tho way Of furnishing arms for the de-
fencs Of Southern lber'y:
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-06
annihilate these" replied

me; but annihilate these" replied
the wretch. aEe ~. .s
A sort of fiery vapor now envelop-
ed the hill. and Arnold and his Eliz-
abeth, and the guests, were in an in
stant TRANSFORMED into rocks in the
attitude in which they stood or kneel-
ed around the table.
Hans Heiling, thy vengeance has
been satisfied upon them; but tn ey
are happy, and thou art mine forever!''
thundered fearful voice through the
thich smoke, as the wretched man
flung himself down from the top Of
the rock into the foaming Eyer, whose
waters Kissed him as they received
him. ~
Since that day many an enamored
pair. have performed a pilgrimage to
Hans Heiling's rocks, and invoked
the blessing and protection of the
souls in bliss. The pilgrimage is
dying away, but the tradition still
lives in the hearts of the peasantry.
and to this day the guide who con
ducts strangers up the gloomy valley
of the Eyer to Hans Heiling's rocks
points out the stony forms into which
the faithful lovers and their bridal
guests were metamorphosed.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-06

For professional and business cards, Gin.
nuins the Daily paper,) not exceeding
'e lines, for ~ months, $I5-without
per, $50,
,fhs privilege of yearly advertisers is
richly li:nited to their own Immediate and
gu'.r business; and the business of an
:vrrtising firm is not considered as incIu-
ng that vt its individual members
Advertisements published at irregular
'rrvals. 81 per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidates sf~ Il District or
tate office, $40: for u Parish office, $40;
i'y office, $5-to be paid i'll advance.
Nj advertisements for strangers or tram
,ent PERSONS, to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked OH the copy
~ specified TIME, will he inserted till
,rhiG. and payment exacted
Marriages and deaths will be published
news; obituaries, tributes Of respect, and
slncral invitations ns other advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-06
TELEGRAPHlC.

ASASAAAAoAus AOPes AAO 4 1CSl-
dent has called Congress together to-
morrow (Tuesday) to attend to some,
unfinished business. There is a
quorum still here. It will probably
ad djourn in a day OF two.
1t is reported that the ship. .Gondar,
from Liverpool, has arrived at Bran
fort, n. C. She was seen and cha
sed by the blockading squadron, but
escaped safely.
Vice President Stephens is still at
Manassas, attending to hissick broth
er, Judge Linton Stephens. They
are both expected here on Wednes-
day.
Notaling Of interest from thecamps.
Washington, September 3.-The
War Department has received moth
ing official Of Rozencranz's disaster.
Wheeling, September 3:-Colone'
Crossman, with two companies Of
regulars, attacked 400 re- gulars al
orthlngten, Marion county, but was
beaten off: Two were killed. Re.
Inducements have been sent him.
Gallipolis, September 23.-A
fight occurred at Boone county court
house, in which the Confederates
We're whipped by three Federal com
panies, who burned the town.
Boston, Sept. 3.-Two barks OWL
ed III Charleston have been seized by
the Surveyor.
Washington, Sept. 3.-Chase has
issued a patriotic address in behalf e1'
the loan.
St. Louis, Sept. 3.-The Confed-
crates are reported to be concentra-
ting at the terminus of the Cairo and
Fulton railroad, where they will make
a stand.
Cairo, Sept. 3.-Gen. Prentiss has
resigned, Gen. Grant succeeds him.
New York, Sept. 3.-The Comrler
aes Etats Upis has changed hands
and will hereafter advocate rebellion
Tam,nany Hall has elected a iuli
delegation Of loyalists to the Cyracuse
New York. Sept. 3.-Middling Up
lands cotton is quoted at a2c. Nc
sales to-day.
Heavy firing is being heard OF ti,e
Virginia side of the Potomac. Re
ports are vogue concerning it.
Louisville, Sept 3-The Courier
Went South to-day. 1t was stopped
yesterday by misconception of the
The telegraph agent has not yet
The Confederates and Federai!stS
are fighting all over Missouri. Both
parties are capturing many prisoners-
They will probably be held for re.e'-
iation. The reports which reash
here, however, are worthy of hAat
little credit.
Prentiss is reported to have cap
tured 500 prisoners.
Washington, Sept 3x-The New
York Posts dispatch says the Con
federates are concentrating IN a. large
Contsnucd on tie inst page.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-06
ASSOCIATIONS.

NJ 4 S g. MIC.
~ GHREVEPORT LODGE of F.
= No and A. NJ. No. ll5, meets
every Friday at u T. NJ.
JOHN w. JONES, w. NJ.
J. II. Brownlec, Sec'y.
Shreveport Chapter Of r. A. NJ. No. 10,
meets on the End and 4th Monday of each
month, at a +. NJ. j. q. SfCWLLIAMs,
I. c. Waller, Recorder. HIP.
Shreveport Council, X. and S. NJ No 5,
meets on the 1st and Sd Saturday of each
month, at Il T.. NJ. EMMETT ID. CRAIG,
Henry Levy, Recorder. T...G.M
J Place of meeting, at the Masonic Hall
on Texas street, over Mayors office. no24
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-06

% DVERTTSIN RATES.
FOR TsiE WEEKLY:
:: 'a'rh square o, twelve h:lcs or less
'"T ne fist Insertion, ST. 90
Pr Zach a'itiitiolal insertion. per
s.'si'. sJll
t'oi; THE ff,AILY:
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TER M s.

T ER M So
i.,". per year il, advance. s.. 90
Hslirerd by carrier. 70 cents
i~.t week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26

BLAcRwooD's MIoAzRE.--The November
number of BlackSoOd already on our table,
from the erEerprising American publishers,
Messrs. LEONARD scorT & Co., New York, con
taips Part III. Of the "Chronicles of Carling.
ford" or the doctors Family" and also Part
II. of Captain Clasterbuck's Champagne-s
West Indian "Reminiscences" $50 .as
"HOw the World Treats DISCOVERIES" }" shows
that cotemporaries are not always so unjust TO-
ward great discoverers as the commonplace
complaint of the III treatment Of the latter
might lead us to imagine. The PARTICULAR In
stance the writer takes in hand affords good
illustration of the truth of his position s
The article on "Mr. Buckles Scientific Err
rors' is worth an attentive reading, both for it's
manly criticism and the information 1t conveys
on some disputed points in physiology and gen.
eral science. Aa rg Af .
''The Stage Of w eimar,n "The Island Sea
of Japan" ""M. Ernest Renan," and "The late
Earl of Eglinton" are all interesting articles
There are three or four poetic gema in this num-
Der of Black,OoOd ~ a'1i @ 1sa s S,it
The price OF the Magazine is three dollars q
year, or with either Of the four standard BritiAt
Quarterlies published by the same house, five
dollars, ifeiin IL, s.#ai. & 80 lte
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26
From Enstern yirpin,a .

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-Capt. Haley, of the
18th Massachusetts Regiment, who has iusI
returned from DrummondtoWn, Accomac coun-
ty, Va, the headquarters of Gen. Lockwood
reports that after passing Newton, the Federal
troops met with various obstruclions in the
way by the destruction of bridges and trees
thrown across the road. Some we're quickly
removed and others marched round. They
found deserted earthWork but no guns at Oak
HILL Between that point and Drummondtown
another battery was found, 10 which eight guns
were mounted, but entirely deserted. They
also found another deserted work beyond Drum.
mondtown. 5 - NJ, -
Upto the time Capt. Haley left, there had
been nine smooth. bore guns captured, but no
ammunition. The only muskets seen on the
whole route were about one hundred old flint
locke. Col Smith, who had commanded the
earthwork, had made bis escape and eluded the
most diligent search. A captain and two lieu
tenants had been captured.
3. The disbanded militia all contend that they
were forced to take up arms against their will.
Not single individual acknow wledgng himself
secessionist had been encountered The
Unionists, who are evidently numerous, have
met the troops with the most enthusiastic de-
monstrations Of joy The Union men now have
undisputed control Of the two counties, as far
as heard from. The rebels are everywhere
disbanded
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26


MiLtrARY APPOINTMENT AND PaoMorIoNu. :
Cspt. Candy, Assistant Asjutant General U. 8
A.is appointed Colonel Of the 66ih Regiment
at Urbana. Ffe As @'Bg
John Q. Lee, Of Tlfin, is appolnted Colonel
aud D. L. Dewolf Major Of the 55lh, at Nor
walk. tNFAfkftftt 5e<
Edward Brookaeld, Major Of the SGD Regi
nent, at Camp Dennison. - ~
n. H. Hayward, Cleveland, LieuteuAnt Colo.
mel Lat ARTILLERY, Camp DsnDison. aWnMW
Robert 8 Smith, nephew of the Secretary
Of the Department Of the Interior (second
Lieutenant U. 8. Cavalry, Major 9Th Ohio
Cavalry. koaP
: George @. Benham, Columbus, Assistant
commissary with rank Of Second Lieutenant,
assigned duty with Ohio troops In Kentucky.
franklin Sawyer, Major 9th Regiment, pro-
NOTED Lieutenant Colonel; Capt. Winslow, Co.
Alto be Major; other promotions in order
Colonel Of the 9Th not yet appointed % q. @ ,,,.l
Vacancies In the 7th Regiment have been
filled by promotion from the line, according to
General Order. aI'e 10 i-.nfrae es .s1sovs Z
I'D. Robinson, Surgeon of the 46th, promot-
cd to Brigade Surgeon. .,,.l 5a , "a, '' 4, 81. \,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26

valuable letters and papers were found on biz
person. The sxpedition also seized large
quautlty0of contraband correspondence which
was found In the several, poaiofices. Inylowel
Maryland they discovered the channel through
which the rebels have been receiving northern
lpApefs and other important information. %
| WAsHfKSroN, Nov. -yoshpa R. Giddings
Consul General for the British American Pro
vinces, has accomplished the object Of his,yisit
10 Washington, namely, the removal Of the
delays and Inconvenience attending passports to
British subjects on takingpassage for Europe at
Portland, Me. 6
The government of Italy has adopted the
stringent rule Of France In regard to piratical
vessels engaged In depredatlng on American
commerce. The American Consuls are keep
Ing sharp look out for the suspicious vessel
lately seen at Malta. -------..-
Commodore Goldsboruugh reached here this
morning. He reports that all is quiet at Fort
Monroe. The rebels have been arrestlng Uuion
men at Accotink creek, and sending them to
Richmond.
J. Howard, Jr,, one OF the cortespondents Of
the New York Times, has been rendered the
position of Assistant.A AdjutAnt General to Gen.
Gorman's brigade. t4lfo TyotlIJH h.zL5 I'll
Several persons belonging to Maryland have
been released from Fort Warren. ,,-os, s,, ,--.-,
By q fire at Psttibone's blndery to day fifty,
two thousand copies Of the Mechanical portion
OF the Patent Office Report were destroyed.
:. Gen. Blenker to-day rendered his resigna-
tlon. rhsl - sgl q His ~, E!iae&T tna
A fOraglng expedition from Gen. McDowell'a
division to-day obtained large amount of
forage on the road half way to Fairfax Court
House. No signs of the enemy were seen ~. z Il
The following notice WAS issued to day from
the State Department: pio. ~ h os,tl b. g1s 1
Oscar Irvine, Johnathan Armory and Eli
Doms, et New York, Boston and Portland res
pectively, authorized to counteraign passports
for foreigners proceeding thence abroad. y
(Signed) ues7' WIN. II. SEWARD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26

.gt sss,- CINCINNATI, Nov! 24suirl.M
IVSs-Ihe weather for tho transaction Of oommer.sso
ar the best OF the The recepts Of hogs s
nue very lght@Only 500 head day The demand 'aa
neayy ~ 90 was paid. For lot ayersripg Two ma
dred pounds 80 IS offered, delivered Monday bntS
ey sy were ned at 80 10 The market is decidedly oJ
lAvor OF sellers mainly produced by the Qht recentss
ana anxiety OF packers to buy to m orders Of mess
and la5d which Is to be delivered In few DAYS.
BAODN-ls quite generally held out Of the market
ceniber and s075en the spot. ,I,'g W. -
..s LaRpMisn active request the middle
next AZ month, on and 72fc on the ipot.dilsE ~,
GREEN MEATS-Fhe demand Is good and the westb luh
sE very fine for curing Large sales hams at le; at
are Il good ' TeSa,. res aAss s and Shoulders
price they are Arm We idnot hear ot any ssIsst III
BEEF IGRD~2 1 1S sale u Sc l.rs.. q o,iD.
at7Hc. P''"' Oee' s'u
BUTTER-oOnnues dull for common 10 primss, lioTIs
y 81 ana prime to choice at s@l0c for bb choice o,s
side prices. ,6S sSos 81 WV slgIFn
l5c for fresh on arrival ~ % ~ sySttr'gygal
ELOUR-There fair demand to supply The reti szo
holders are arm at "a TO- which they are able to obain
AZ inose hgures there is no demand for shipment,
MnEAT-There Is an increased demand, and thehten, q
ignt receipts and the small amount In the market Of
na me mers want wnich is prime to choice red at
eo99Oc the latter price for choice Kentucky The
range Of The market is from 80 DISC and e59eOc
oArS-The demand less active. aud sellers more
anxious to sell at 27<c in bulk The market closed ~
oo in good demand at G0c for new and
sSS I roT DID, IN bulk. go ..
iorcommon to prime Crushed sells at IN tr
MoLAssEsIs rstaled to the country trade in lots Of
10 OF bbs at 4294ic. - ,,-f 4,
mon to choice. I,ft.Tl n II g = = e~rsyFs, 4,
IfFT1 u Hti Bnltt !, i8noa;yst n II A,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26
The Eastern shore PurigIed.

BALTIMoRE, Nov. 24,-Dlspatches to Gen
Dix, from Eastern Virginia, announce the cap,
ture Of three rebel oficers-a Captain and two
Lieutensnts-and seven cannon, all new and in
good order. $500 l9tts ~ =
All traces Of disloyAlty seem to have disap
peared in both counties. County meetings will
be held to morrow to renew their ALI; ;iance to
the National Government.
The people will first adopt the state Govern
ment OF Western Virginia as temporary
measure, and then let US look to legislation by
that State and Maryland for annexation to the
latter. ~ ~ -
The Secretary of the Treasury ordered the
restoration of the light on Cape Charles.
The Postmaster General sent special agent
to renew postal connection with both counties,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26

Nor A SENSATION ITEM. M.-As. the snow begins
70 foil and the cold winds whistle around, Il 10
but simple justce TO our readers, and to our lady
readers in particular, to let them know, or to
remind them if they already know it, that Mr..
j. H. Smith, No. SO South High street, has as
large, as fne and as elegant stock Of Furs Of
every variety and quality, as were ever brougb.
to this market Call and examine for your
selves.
Mr.. Smith has also an extensive and varied
assortment Of Hats and Caps and every article
usually found in well-furnished Hat and Fur
Store. Military gentlemen should not fail to
give him call.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26
Three more Transports for Fort Roy
Rl-ArrivaI of Troops from OaIiEor-

ai-Arrival of Troops from 0alitOr-
New YoRK. Nov. 25 The United States
steam transports Boston, Delaware and Cosmo.
politan, sailed at noon to-day for Fortress Mon
roe. where they will receive troops and proceed
to Port Royal. These three steamers will carry
about eleven hundred men, also full cargo of
provisions and ammunition.
The number Of U. s. troops arrived to-day
from California is five hundred. ,Iil Il b.
On the arrival Of the North Star this morn
ing Mr. Skiddy, passenger by the vessel,
made charge 10 the police that Adjutant Rob-
ert N. Scott, of the 9Th infantry, was q seces-
sionist and had used reasonable language on
the passage. The police arrested and convey ed
him to the police headquarters. Lieut.. Col
Buchanan was informed OF the arrest, and ap-
piled to Superintendent Kennedy for his release,
promising to be responsible for bis delivery to
the proper authorities at Washington, Mr..
Kennedy had not complied With the request at
noon. v 4.....
Adjutant Scott is a son of Rev. Dr.. Scott, of
San Francisco, who was recently compelled to
resign hie charge ard went to Europe. '
The charges of treason against Adjutsnt
Scott are confirmed By some OF tho passengers,
while Lieutenant Colonel Buchanan denies
them and alleges that the Adjutsnt is "a loyal
officer. I.
The government has given permit for the
re-openiDg Of trade between Port Tobacco and
Baltimore via water
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26

u Winter 10 coming. Yes, indeed, he is
here. Yesterday and Sunday were cold, blus-
tering and,snOwy days, The earth is covered
with white mantle, thin to bo sure, but deep
enough to say the ground is covered with snow.
How the hearts Of little boys and girls rejoice
TO zee the first snow Of winter. 1t makes o
change in tho face Of nature more sudden and
striking than airy made at any other time DUR
ing the year. Hence, the bosoms Of the little
ones who liveand thrive on novelty and change,
throb With delight as they see the first snow
fakes coming lazily down. Who does not Rish
himself boy again with e aHug little sled, a
big shaggy dog to draw it, aud pretty, merry
little girl to ride upon it! <. si,,.s n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26

AN TNroRTASr DrREcrloS -It may be super-
auOus in regard to a large number Of our citi.
zens, but may be of great use and benefit to
many, to state what upOn examination and trial
will be found to be a'fact, that the best place to
get good bargains and be sure Of articles Of
good quality, isat No.lO6 South High street,
just south Of the corner Of State and High
streets, where Mr.. W. H REsrIEAUx has large
and fine assortment Of everything in the gro.
Gerry lino--an assortment not exceIled, II equaled
by any in the city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26
Fight ON Jamss R,v.r -.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 24--The Old Point boat
brings but little news About midnight Friday,
the gunboat Cambridge proceeded up James
River as far as Warwick, and engaged rebel
battery. Nopsrtlculars transpired further than
the rebel battery replied with spirit, bu. was
finally sileneed. The Cambridge is said to
have received one shot, but no particular dam
age. ~ - 4 ~ =. . -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26
The Smelling of warwick on Fam es
Kiver-Hebel Camp Destroyed.

FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. Last evening
the gunbosts Cambridge and Heizel proceeded
up York river some distance, and at half past
ten O'Clock, opened hot FIRE of shells on the
rebel camp at Warwick. i.sa
The attack was apparently unexpected, as
only little resistance was made. Between
forty and fifty shells were fred and the rebel
camp was entirely demolished 1t Ia the sup
position that large number of the rebels were
killed. ~
Gen. Mansfield has. assumed command at
Newport News, in place Of Gen. Phelps Col.
Weber is appointed at Camp Hamilton. 1o1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26

New YORK, Nov. 25.-The steamship North
Star from Aspinwal has arrived ,'
She brings some United States troops and
Col. Buchanan and the following officers: Sur.
geon Mccormick, Major Ketchum, Captains
Wallen, Russell, Davidson, Davis, Assistant
Surgeons Letterman and PelIum, Lieutenants
Curly, Scott, Turner, Carlton and Gray No
news.
probably near the coast of Venezuela. z l,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-26
Local Mat ters.

sAvsas BANK Messrs. RIcKLrY & Bho.
have removed their sayings Bank to the rooms
on the Southeast corner Of High and State
streets, recently occupied by Messrs. MILLER,
Donaldson & Co. Having leased the premises
fora term Of Ave years, Messrs. RIcKLEY 4
BRo. will be found there ever ready to accom-.
modate their old friends and the public,