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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-01
Tribune Dispatch.l

The Government has received intelligence
to day that the leaders of the rebellion In Rich
mond and In the Confederate camp, across the
Potomac, at last are satisfied that they are
beaten in the issue of arms which they have
made, and that the cause of secession is hope
less one.
The appreheneions Of no quorum In Con-
gress next week are groundless. 1t was decid-
ed by Speaker Grow last session that ma
jority of each House means majority Of men,
bers elected. Ninety-two constituted quorum
last session, and ninet;-three or ninety -four
will be needed this winter.
The Norfolk Day Book Of Thursday contains
q dispatch from Pensacola, stating that the only
damage thus far suffered by the Unionists, was
In two of their vessels, which were SO much In.
jured that they were obliged to retire,
The division of General Banks will to.mor.
row be ordered to remove from Darnestown to
Frederick. The certainty that the roads for
miles around Darnestown, will soon become
unfit for travel, renders this change of position
necessary. Gen. Stones division will probably
occupy its position at Poolesville for the pres
ent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-A gentleman arrived
from the Virginia side OF the Potomac, to-day,
states that the Ffty-seventh and Sixty-frst
Regiment, of New York, the latter commanded
by Col. Cone, made e reconnaissance from
Springfield, nine miles from Alexandra, or
Thursday, and went three miles and half be-
yond our pickets toward Manassas, when, dis
covering rebel force numbering, 1t was sup
posed, eight thousand men, they returned 70
their starting point. reaching it in good order
and without casualties. i
Government has received information Of the
capture of Canadian steamer, with cargo Of
arms and clothing intended for the rebels The
report is that Federal revenue cutter over.
hauled this steamer off the coast Of Maine, and
on boarding her It was found that she contained
ten thousand muskets and large amounts ol
boots, shoes and clothing. The steamers
name Is not given, but abe is said to be Of light
draft.
The Utah Delegate will take his seat in Con
gress on Monday. He and Brigham Young
are atrong Unionists.
Congress will open promptly on Monday.
Ex Senator Gfeen of Missouri, who is OF
parole, arrived here yesterday.
The annual report Of the Secretary Of the
Navy will arrive in New York on Monday
The Treasury report Is not quite ready.
Judge Catron Of Tennessee has arrived here
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-01

GOLDEN HI1,b SHIRTS, Far ers-,
NJ GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS, ~
- ~ 81, GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS.
The pattern Of these shirs are new The Bodies Yckos
sleeves and bosoms formed to t The person With ea
and comfort. The mark upon each one designating hs
sne may be relied a heing correct and each shirt |,
guaranteed well made ui stock pt AZ qaAiltssl
constantly for sale al BAIN's
nov9l, No. 20 south iligb st-ees.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-01
REIGN OF TERROR
IN THE SOUTH.
Further from Port Royal.
Coo. eco. Goo.
From Washington.

WAsHINeToN, Nov29.-A reconnaissance was
made yesterday by squad of Lincoln Cavalry,
under Capt. w. Fl. Boyd. They proceeded to
within about a mile Of Fairfax Court House,
where they observed rebel infantry, partially
concealed in rife pits, which extended across
the turnpike. A few rebel cavalry we're also
in the rear, and within rife range. Shots were
exchanged, and one of our troops had his arm
slightly grazed by ball, and rebel was killed.
The cavalry and infantry of the enemy were
seen to change their positions by falling back
into the town.
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Additional by the Cityaof Baltimore
Thirty guineas had been demanded for insu
rance on the North Bsiton.! e,,t.s,s \ !, !. =
The supposed privateer, which had been seer
10 the Mediterranean, proves TO have been Z
lawful New York merchantmen, and had or
rived at Constantlnople
FRANcE.-The Bourse was firm. Rents ad,
vanced to 70f. 5s. - ~ N
Emperor Napoleon will visit Queen Victoria
during the great exhibition next year (
1t is asserted that the project Of an italian
Confederacy is, BY no means abandoned. ~
Adyices from Manchester were more favor
able, Market for goods and yarns firm with
BreadstutIs generally quiet and STEADY.
Wakefield, Nash & Co. report -four firm and
quiet at 2e@3ls. Cd. Wheat quiet and firm;
red Western and Southern at l0@I2s. Sd;
white l2@l3s. 3D., Corn steady, mixed 32@
32,. Cd; white 34@365. Cd. Provisions gener
ally quiet but steadyi pork ddlli bacon firm;
lard downward. Produce--coffee unchanged;
rice steady; linseed oil firm at 38s.
LONDON MARKET.-Breadstuffa firm and stea.-
dy. Sugar dull. = .at
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IHerald's Dispatch.l

The Navy Department is in receipt of dis.
patch from Capt. Dupont, containing the report
Of Commander Jno Rogers, of the Pocahontas,
dated Sunday, Nov "a, off Tybee Island. He
states that this point entirely controls the chip
channel to the Savannah river, which is only
within 500 yards of the fort, and the possession
of 1t closed the harbOr of Savannah, and that
Fort Pulaski is at the mercy of our forces the
moment the latter desire to take 1t. Also, that
reliable accounts inform him that Savannah
was being evacuated by the people as fast as
possible, fearing that Commander Rogers would
attempt to take possession of it. He further
states that Commodore Tatnall, Of the rebel
feet, had given it as his opinion that the entire
rebel defenses of the Southern coast must be
abandoned, as they could not stand the arma.
ment Of our feet.
There is reason to believe that the rebel
steamer George Page captured two merchant
schooners off the mouth OF Quantico creek last
night.
Commodore Craven, flag officer of the Poto.
mao hotilla, has been detached from the service
and ordered to command the Brooklyn, at Phil
adelphis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-01
(Time,' Dispatch.)

Lieut.. ]. L. Warden and Robert Selden, of
the Navy, and Mr.. w. A. Abbott, also of the
Navy, are to-day in this city, the first from New
York, and the others direct from Richmond
were recently released, having been exchanged
for rebel officers
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Ebs Obio 6tates,,tar

SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. j, 1861.
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nalIg gatellior1ltrr.
Union Meeting nj Pleasant IliIl, mar.
shall County.

shall County.
Agreeabiy to appointment, large and
respectable meeting o. the citizens Of Mar
snail county. Va, irrespective of party,
was held in the Rathodist church on the
2sth of January.
On. motion, Mr.. Michael DOwler was
called 70 the Chair: Messrs. Joseph NJ.
Combs, Alexander kempIe, Robert Nor
gan and Geo. Kemple, were elected Vice
Presidents, and George Dram appointed
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been
stated by the Chairman. on motion, a COM
mittee of Eve WAS appointed to renort req
olntions expressive Of the seuse of the
meeting: consisting Of Thos. Morgan, Esq.,.
VIM. Dram, Samuel Dorsey, Jr, James II,
Hill and Edward Conner.
Mr.. James Burnley, Iof Elizabethtowu,
then addressed the meeting, taking a bold
and decided Stand in favor of the Union,
as formed by the revolutionary fathers,
and against secession. Mr. James Near
rIheE made a mNsterlP address in favor of
our Union.
The Committee then offered the follow
ing resolutions:
ResokUed, That We will support no man
as delegate to the Convention who is not
nnequivocally opposed to secession, and
who will not so pledge himself.
ReSOired, That we will support no man
who will not pledge himself to oppose and
vote against the appointment of persons to
represent this State in any convention
having for its object the establishment of a
provisional or other government, or of
persons 10 any body convened for the
purpose Of forming Southern Confede:-
acy or government.
ReSol0ed, That we will support no man
who will not pledge himself to vote against
any ordinance, resolution or motion that
has for its object the withdrawal of tho
State from the Federal Union.
ResOlred, That we will support no man
who will not pledge himself to vote against
any resolution TO be laid down as an ulti-
other States to be considered just cause
for seeding from the Union.
Re3Otped, That we will not support any
man who believes that the Convention to
assemble at Richmond on the 18th of Feb
ruary, 1861, or any other State authority,
can absolve the citizens of this State from
their allegiance to the General GOvern-
ment; and, that we will support no man
who does not believe that the Federal Gov
ernment has the right of self preservation.
ReaOlred, That we will support no man
who will not oppose all deliberation and
discussion by the members of said Con-
veation in secret session.
On motion, ReSOlpsd, That the proceed
ings of this meeting be furnished to the
Imtelligencer and Union of Wheeling, for
publication
IMIcHAEL DowLER, CHAIRMAN.
Geo. Dram, Secretary.
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MEDTCAI.
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Syphilig and MercllriaI DisedFe.
NEw OnLEANs. 2bth Anel1nl.t.

NV UhLEANBi 10Th August, 1859.
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complaints for which Il is recommended, and have
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Or. J.D. s. Charming, of New York City, writes:
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BALTIMORE
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FouNp1D, CHAR1EREp, 1854
LoCAT

FouNpED, CHAR1EREp 1854
LOOAT FED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
Ballet more, MD. ~
NNH1S INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
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The advantages and facilities here offered to young
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In any particular, by any similar eStab
FACULTY.
E.K. LOsIER,
on the Science Of Accounts Com
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j. u. PHILLIPs,
Professor efthe Theory and Practice of
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Associate Professor q Bookkeeping.
= NC, JOHNSON, -l
Professor Of Business and ornamental Penmanshir.
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer On Mercantile Law.
REv. f. YRATES REESE, d. D.,
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TRUSTEES; ..-
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$500 - hnEHIISG, 9TH Novf la6O.
4 n an1 aiter the 18th NoTenber 1850 the pasSSn-
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MEDICAL.
HRAa WHAT Tm R1oPLE sAY.

The undersiRned having used Professor HUN:
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aud efneaey, eheertuly recommend them 70 AL per
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Sarsaparilla,
FORPURIFYING THE BLOOD.

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