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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

LADIES' DONATIONS FOR THE soLDIERs.-It
appears, from communication In the Cincin-
natl Commercial, dated the 4Ih instant, that the
ladies Of London, Madison county, and sur
rounding country, are responding nobly to the
call for the relief of our sick and wounded sol
dlers. They have organized Hospital Relief
Society, and, although it has been formed only
about two weeks, they have sent eight boxes of
goods to the hospitals in Western Virginia
and Gallipolis, containing the following srti-
cles:
Tweniy-eight cotton comforts, 81 do quilts,
90 woolen blankets, 81 sheets, 46 pair woolen
socks, SO do cotton socks, 10 muslin shirts, 80
pair cotton drawers, 20 pair Canton flannel
drawers, Is pair woolen do, 90 Canton flannel
shirts, Woolen do, a36 pillow cases, As large
pillows, 65 small do, 6 coverets, l6 pair slip
pers, l2 dressing gowns, 9 bush. dried fruit, 26
magazines, 38 cases fruit, 70 lbs. of butter, II
bowls jelly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
Destination OF the Great Expedition
s.Capt. Hunters Report.

New YoRK, Nov. THE World says the
secrecy maintained respecting the destination
Of the feet has created no little speculation,
but Bulls Bay has been fixed upon universally
as the point Of debarkation. We are enabled
on authority to state the real destination ID
Port Royal.
The Herald says: "The report Of Captain
Hunter, of the rebel steamer Curlew, of the en-
gsgement between himself and the Federal bat.
teries at HatteraS, reminds US Of the report Of
Captain Hollins, and is equally true He stated
he sighted his rlaed gun at the Harriet Lane
The Harriet Lane is not anywhere near HATTIE.
ras, being now flag ship Of the Potomac Aotilla
Again he says he came within easy range. A
person who was present at the time informs uf
the Curlew did not venture within four miles o
the batteries, and that his shot fell short about
q mile and halt"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
CONNERCII5H MATTERS.
HsN Yofk lsarta,

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vPaanno, ~ Isc. ssZ. -. Ax.,v...,s.,.s,- t.-t
fLuuh-medsAle puslnsss Qolng tor export and
home ana we malkes without material
change; eaesps xeVo pos ~ xo@o % tcr ected;
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va snNi ~ oS4o w ~ wessn ~ 90 " rog
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for shipping pranos extra round hoop oh'oi 10 lO4
7s for trade brand; DO Market closing qUst Ca Cana
dian hour wtnout mpoItano cnange N Plloe ana IN
moderate demandi sales OF tso DaIres ~ 9oBo oo Tor
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MN bLvVh-guiet anu .Veaoy ~ 70 ivts, ~. ,,o
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bLanaywlne AZ 20 go' - :,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08


passed OFF quietly IN this county. The oiiicers
DIRE about evenly divided between Republicans
and Democrats. There was but ono State tick'
et Ia the field. HM sEE 4
We have ACCOUNTS of devastating prairie
FIRE in the western part Of the State, sneepIng
over the greater part Of Dayia- aud Dickinson
counties, involving tb destTuotlon Of fences,
grain, hay, utensils, stock, etc. The FIRE was
Kept away from Junction City only by the
greatsst exeftions Of the citzens. Rumors Of
loss Of human life were current.
KAssAs lCITY, Nov. Gone hundred and
twenty Federal troops, under Capt. shieids,
we're captured by the enemy near Little Santa
Fe, Mo-, this morning. The FederaIs were on
their way to Join Ffemont's command. Tho
reported force of the enemy Was five hundred
men. ITH| E4Vgy DVGykg
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 7.---A letter from an officer
Of high rank in Springfield, dated the 9th, says
the army was quiet and In good spirits, and that
there was no enemy near, and that General
Hunter had no expectation of q battle at pres
ent. ~.
A dispatch from Gen. Fremont, dated in
Camp, near, Quincy, Mo-, 9th, says he will be
In st. Louis on Friday, accompanied BY four
hundred and eight men. Cy fLIJk
The baggage factory Of John G.. Ball, corner
VI mulhupny btroct hnu Juo ievoot WIN hUVut
one thousand bales Of hemp, was burned. Com
pany's loss about $4,000 Insurance not as
certained, but 1t 10 light II H H1t
[oonespondence Of the 81. Louis psmOcratl
RoLLA, Mo, Nov. 1.-THE expedition under
Colonel Dodge, which left here few days
since 10 quest OF Ex-Judge Freeman's band Of
maraudng rebels, took possession of Houston,
Texas county, on the 4th instant, and captured
q laRge amount of rebel property and several
prominent secessionists, including some officers
Of the rebel army. A large mail for the rebel
army was also captured, containing Information
Of the position Of the entire rebel force in Mis-
souri,. ss fal 9ahs4s4. t'et ,sFE-t.
Captain Wood with bis rangers has gone for.
ward to Spring Valley to route the main body
Of Freeman's band stationed there.
Capt. Steavens, who left Springfield Tuesday
morning, has reached here and reports that
Tuesday morning our pickets were to he ex-
tended beyond the old battle ground at Will
sons Creek, the advance guard Of the enemy
having retreated from that position. Their ad.
vance guard at that point numbered seven
thousand Eve hundred strong.
Gen. Wyman has been appointed Provost
Marshal of Springfield, and our lines we're
strictly guarded. no person being allowed TO
pass west or southwest. .,sr5IJ 7T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

ARRESTED FoR HIGHWAY ROBBERY. - The
Zanesville Courier states that LOUIS JORDAN and
WIN. BLAKE, on Saturday night attacked Mr..
WIN. SPNKs, near the corner Of Main and Eighth
streete, and while one Of them held him, the
other took his pocket book and some small
change from his pocket, when they made their
escape, BLAKE was arrested by the police on
Monday morning, and JORDAN on Tuesday Ut
Camp Goddard. After a preliminary examins.
tion BY the Mayor, they were committed TO jail
to await further trial by the Common Pleas
Court. Both young men are residents Of zanes
vile, and both had enlisted in companies now
being raised there,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

New YoRk, Nov. The Post says q gentle.
man Of this city has received private letter
from Fortress Monroe of the 5tb, saying we
have just received second dispatch from the
Great Expedition. The Great Republic had
grounded and lost some Of the horses; every
thing else was right. They were off Bulls Bay.
The story is doubted -
Gov. Morgan and Senator Harris have sent a
dispatch to Gen. Wool asking him TO delay his
contemplated resignation, and continue ia bis
present position.
The Chamber of Commerce has passed reso
lutions expressing its sense of the eminent SER
vices Of Gen. Scott in AatteriDg terms, and a
committee was appointed to present him with
copy. 80 Y-
The Chamber of Commerce to day adopted
the following resolution: '.,,.r f.. irr.s1.s-
ResOlued, That committee be appointed to
prepare q memorial to Congress, asking for the
establishment of line of steamers from San
Francisco to Japan and China, to be suitably
armed for the protection of American commerce
ON the Pacific, and of sufficient speed to insure
the rapid transmission of the mails.
Ex-Gov. DotY, Of Wisconsin, lately appoint
ed commissioner to the Indian Tribes 10 Utah,
is In the city to-day, on his way westward TO full.
fill his mission; he leaves tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
Battle at belmont, Mo.

CAIRO, Nov. THE expedition which left
here last night under Gems. Grant and McCler
nand landed at Belmont, Mo-, ten miles abovs
Columbus, Ky. At eleven o'clock this morn
iug the Federal troops numbering three thou
sand, engaged the rebels, about seven Thousand
strong.
The battle lasted until sundown. The rebels
were driven from their entertainments across thu
river, with great loss. Their camp was burned
Their stores with all baggage, cannon, horses
mules and one hundred prisoners were taken.-
The Federals then retired, the rebels having
received reinforcements from Columbus. Bott
Generals had their horses shot under them
Col. Dougherty, of Illinois, was wounded ant
taken prisoner. Rebel loss not known. Fed
eral loss believed to be three killed and iv,
wounded. 'aa4 .47r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
G0TTImH nus POST OFFIOF.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

ARRIVAL OF Army OFFIoERs.-Msjor UNDER
WOOD, late of the Fourth Infantry, now of the
Eighteenth, Col. CARRINaToN, reached this city
yesterday, from California, for the purpose Of
joining his regiment. Col. CARRrSoroN has as.
signed him command CT the first battalion
Capt. J. W. FORSYTH, late of the Ninth Infan
try, but recently attached to the Eighteenth
also arrived yesterday from Washington Terri
tory, and reported himself Immediately at head
quarters for service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

DEATH OF SOLDIER. - Sergeant SAMUEL
GREoo, of Company d, FOrty-second Regiment,
died at Camp Chase, on Wednesday Of measelS,
after a sickness OF only Two days. The corpse
was escorted to the depot by his late companions
in arms. and sent to his friends in Noble county.
Ohio, for interment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
L o G AL M ATT E. r s..

GooDlLE HoUsE.-We are grati6ed to On
nounce to the travelling and business public
that Messrs. WHEELER & FAILING, the former
popular lesaees of the Neil House, have taken
the Goodale House, where they will be happy
to see their old friends of the Neil, and the pub
lie generally. Their accommodations will be
found ample, and they intend to keep house
that shall be without rival In the city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
Cincinnati Market.


BILE for breadstufs and prices Of -four closed rathe
higher superfne selling freely at 81 1894 90.
WHEAT-Was Arm Red 1885, and white ESQ
90c. . .,.4.r.
OATs-Firm at 2oK@Tc.
C0RN--Unchanged. ....
RYE-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-The demand continues active, and was in
advance Of the receipts to-day at AMc, the market
closing buoyant.
PR0vIsioNs-The market Is very unsettled. and
holders Of mess pork made large cotcessons and there
was good deal done. but the terms not permitted
to be made public, There good demand for bacon
Sides rib n and 500 hhds sold at about 5c, and
200 do delivered in New York, at 6Xc Shoulders car
be bought at 4c There demand whatever for clea
Sides and holders anxious to sell. The stock Of al
kinds Of bacon Is greatly redueed, and Of rib sides
nearly exhausted No pork is offered at 80, Their
are buyers Of new lard, to be delivered any time thi
month"; at 7e; some keg lard sold at &C., sale Of 3OI
hogs 50 l2 and Of lOOO pieces green meats at SMS
for shoulders and &c for hams.
GROCERIEs-There is fair jobbing business doing
at full rates-sugar 9h@ lOHc; coffee l5A9l6%ci anc
molasses 45946c. .r.....
C0n1merciGl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
From Cairo.

Special to tho kvening Journal.
CAIRO, Nov. 1.-THE expedition which left
hero last evening, destination supposed to be
Columbus, are having q warm time. Heavy
cannonading has been heard here for the last
few hours. We are expecting momentarily to
hear of the capture of Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

INDIAN SUMMER'-We are probably now hsv-
ing as fine specimen Of the Indian Summer as
We shall get this season. To see the "institu,
tion" in all it's beauty and magni6cence, we
must go little further North. But these No.
vember days are very pleasant. A holy calm
peryades the atmosphere, like that which sane.
tiies "the chamber where the good man meets
his fate
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

BALTIMoRr, Nov. 7.--Bradford, Union candi-
date for Governor, has 14,475 majority 10 the
city, and will reach 30, 900 in the State.
The boat from Old Point has just arrived 80
She experienced o heavy gale in the bay.
There is no tidlugs Of the great feet yet.
There had been no arrivals from the South
ward.
The spsulding has not yet returned to Hat
teras Inlet. s7s9rraa. f.l.i SO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

QUITE CHANoE.-The Boston papers, in no.
ticing the arrival of the Fort Lafayette prison.
ers at Fort Warren, in that city, that the lsst
time Ex-Governor MoREHEAD, Of Kentucky,
was there, his arrival was announced by the
firing Of cannon. What change in situa-
tim
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

BouED ovER--The man HERMAN has been
bound over for his appearance before the Com
mon Pleas Court, 10 the sum of two hundred
dollars, for stabbiDg Mr.. RAPE on last Monday
n;ohk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

D The Eighteenth Ohio Regiment, Colonel
STANLEY, which has been for some time en-
camped at Camp Dennison, went down to Gin
cinnati on the Little Ohio Railroad, on Wednes.
day, tand embarked on the Jacob Strader fol
Louisville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

CLEVELAND, Nov. 7.--Matthew f.. MRnry, Of
New Orleans was arrested here to-day by U. s
Marshal Bill. His trunk contains large mum.
Der Of letters to parties in the rebel States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

p The City Council of Cincinnati, on We
nesdsy night, appropriated $35OO to the fami
lles of volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

W The steamer Dunleith, Captain A. D.
WILSON, arrived at Cincinnati from Cannelton.
on the Kanawha, Wednesday afternoon, bring
ing two hundred and three sick soldiers and
twenty.one secesh prisoners.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

p LEW. CusRY, Esq, of Mayavllle, Union
county, Ohio, has been appointed Paymaster in
the u. s, gunboat service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

Nom oNERs,--Twenty four secession pris-
oners were taken to Camp Chase yesterday
morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
ClavalRnd Market

CLEVELAND, Nov D..
FLoUR-There we're sales of small lots, including fair
country red wheat double extra, at 81 40.
WHEAT Sales Of 5000 bushels red from store; 500
bushels and 400 bushels do do 1000 bushels, and 1900
bushels free on board, and track, all at 92c
and 1900 bushels white from store at 91c.
C0AN0ne car sold at Bee, and two cars at 3Jc-al on
track,
OATS-steady at 24c.
HIGHwINEs-95 bbls sold at 1870, and 25 do a
l5Xc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
A Propeller Burnt.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-The propeller Hunter, Of
the Buffalo & Chicago line, was burned this
morning while lying opposite the warehouse Of
Sturgiss, Smith & Co. Valued at forty thou
sand dollars; insured. Twenty persons, names
unknown, supposed TO be deck hands, were
lost saa .es4. Is- e...H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

BUFFALO, Nov. 7.--Job Collamer, Assist tant
Superintendent Of the New York Central Rail.
road, died this morning. s5,5 f-.s.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
Wisconsill Rlection.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.--Later returns show
large Democratic gains. Racine county, usu.
ally one thousand Republican majority, reported
Democratic. Result very close and doubt
full. 4fsf f ~ b ts ar aa
The Tenth Regiment, Col, Chaplin, leaves
here for Louisville Saturday. siso5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

az Gen. HARsET Is reported to have been
seen on bis way west.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
Gents, Linen Shirt Collars.

nP, RUPERHOR QUALIFY, IN sGAHse
OR0TE, Standing, ByTon, Perllgnay, kentreW and
Ties eiooks Street and 1venng Qlovea, Haif Hose OF
ever hind, Under Garments and al kinds Of Gents Eur
nishing Goods In great variety and at moderate Prices
fSh00 No. 20 South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

.ia RroH the easette, Davenport loya. -,,sps
M SPa1uls xon,S no. connsos nm nnp's sa'h IN Ar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested In more than athounud casss
with entire SUCCESS. ttl 2 altt HfiNgF.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

The news from Europe Of the State Depart
ment 10 understood to be eminently satisfactory.
Official dispatches corroborate the impression
given BY the telegraphic reports already pub
lished In the papers sls lA ,ues
Unoiicial communications from loyal citizens
Of the United States residing In Paris and Lon
don nay that in France Prince Napoleon hai
cast of all reserve, and declared that the In
sprFeotion cannot prevail; and other letters say
that secession 10 dead IN France, Or at leasi
that u givegn no sign Of lifs.i ~ Lslel.s q i.q
o. Count Piper, the new minister resident from
Sweden and Norway, had his hrSt audience o.
the Secretary Of State to-day at the department
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
From the Bxaninet, Norfolk, Va.

oephalic Pills accomplish the object for which hey
we're made vis.: Cure Of headache in all Its forms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27
KEOKUk IOWA: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1861
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
BY THE
Governor Of the State Of Iowa.

Another year has gone, and we are
brought to that period, when, following
the example OF our Puritan Fathers, we
are accustomed to otter our public Thanks
giving to the Author of all good for his
mereltu providence towards US. Wonder
lul changes have occurred daring the past
year, and adversities seem TO have over
taken us az a country and people; yet
we have manifold blessings for which TO
be thankful. For the Lounteous harvesls
OF the iield, for tie general good health ot
the past year, for the peaceful relations
We eccnpy with nations abroad, for tic
asou ed patriotic spirit of the People
which promises in due time 10 restore
peace at home and triumphantly place our
cIvil anu religious institutions ei Freedom
Oh iirner foundation than ever he.or.--
Tor these and many other blessings We have
abundant canse for Christian gratitude
With tlvll War raging ia our midst. the
banner Of Rebellion waving along all the
Southern border, hostile armies marching
10 the conflict, and walls Of mourning al
ready swelling from thousands Of stricken
hearts and olds-that We can still
recognize manifold causes of gratitude aud
acknowledge lis kindly providence. and
confidently place our trust III Ills hard to
control tins storm for tie Nation good
may eutltie us to the renewed favor oi Him
who doeth all things well
IT, this end, l. Samuel j. kirkwood
boNernpr 0t tie State Of Iowa. do hereby
appoint 1hurday, The 18th dsy Of No
1enter next, as a day Of Thanksgiving:
aud earnestly recommend the people Of
the State t. abstain ON that day from their
usual urocations, and assemble at their
respective place worship to offer Thanks,
Prayer and Praise to Him in hose mercy
now more than ever is our great trust.
SAM FL J KIhkW0OD,
Governor Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27

Fare always as low as by any other
route.
BUY TICKETS VA PITTSBIEG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27

" We bsye made the above Reduction Ia Prices
Fith tte two fala view of beneftuug the pHblf aud
cHrsett =. lie pa lie hAye been svBEal.a Is suu-
Tios .as hines bIase ~ tn,itaiioI & The sta
- THETA ~ tse ifon eestfl to tht mAss ece IL
" poor qnat. Tue ntlA have ihe means 10 do
netts wet. They sre hid away IN secret places
sheTc Il .otla hc insossIbse to have their com
mADd the proper mechanical appliances. it is on
~ dung greai iuslefs. Rr Baslug rkteYs man.
utacaFAg estaAtishne eats. ttat 1oa machines can be
n1tde al moderate prices hc best uestg gNca ma
cbsss BADLY hAlE. are ni~ ass liable tu get 0Ut of
ofder and surc 10 cost considerable trouble aud
IA nts ta keep tn m Ia repstf.
y ne qualities 10 be l4oktu suf G4 Machine are
rrtsEf80 e. correet aetsoh 81 speed swgtctt
81 faHsfrsstss great asrubsfG gaqtaafg opera
ttur rtfA rae teset kabog. Machines Gnr lhc.v
itaf quAt#es be lnte af the 81 u metal nna
Aa4skSa te perfeetoR. Ne have thr sats and means.
oH grena scale, 10 du thls
] he purchasers : r4acaiEes. whose daily Tread Ii
mGy concern. vii ltd Ibat those having the aboye
4aaiiies Rot onlA wofa NttI ~ raFse stA sloE
rates " fpera hui tse1 LosG III lie bHest possible or
asf. Cur faaehtEcss - "a ~, Y III IAFs NuKE
AetKY. siih iAss LaHaa, uan any ethets. hetaeF
limitations II cufS Aet III faet, lAcl are eheAI.F
tlah any athyr Machines - q glft.
i Leeal Agents NAIled.
4. N. AINaEK a CO,
4Js Er.aaw Ny.
CHICAGO OIIICI.-Nu. - CLARK. St
J. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in Keokuk
aept2--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27
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