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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-07
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meeting of portion of IN l. dies OF Ohee
terra I'D county was held at the Is 'c1 Ssnools
II use, 10 that county, . ps 81, 1854 a sol
diers' Id Society wac formed, M me i0,iow.
lnr tt GERS pom Ell:
Mrs. VIVA. Mactiu President.
MIS- Il ,psrL NJ Puita,n, VIE President.
Mrs Band, Treasurer
Mas M +. eaiiiam ) cretery.
The following QUANTITIES was appointed 70
solicit con LrioGtIone
Mrs. Fraucis q III ncock, Mrs D. Vim. B.
Bali, Mrs. b ClnptCn, Mrs Augustus II u.
cock, Mrs a 4 Moore MRS pr MuLsrs,
Mrs Beverley Hume ca, M IS Jno E,let, ME-.
Gifor.i, Mrs EunsGs tilaIse, Mrs X Graves,
Mrs. IL AK, Mrs Jones, + " Mrs Allen, Mrs.
.Is Sett, Mss Ginnis M ,ore, Miss The. Moore,
Miss Sarah Morgan. Miss Anna Wins ton. Bliss
Maria Fisher, Miss ea'l,e C"is. Mis- Bette
Coie, Mtas Aun B5ugh. Miss Ell II ago, Mrs.
J'nn 6onihson Ms Isaac winston. Nrs.
Ben Hlpcock, MS. VIM. L. Fore Mrs Jonn
Burton, Mr.. W. Il Clarke, Mrs D Har cock,
ldrs. J innes GcTvra, Mrs VIM III sad rs,
Ars kooert Ninfrs-, yrs. Msc,n Tr@nus.
Mrs Henry JJhason, NJ -. II .lmsu d wa,
MIS- John Il Iei,ns. NJ 8 john w iker, N ~
= snes u ooKs MS BE tie tooK, Miss Ann
], 'aAch, Miss Ella Wa kius Ms b. mia
HAcher, Mira. Charles N R,.dss. Mrs DR..
f. Luckett. Mrs Oh L NJ trfoot, Miss
: f paliian; Miss Mary Pa,tsso,, NJ ?.
> 'W-ise. Mrs f.av;nia II III, rs Roosrt
Gill. Rsv NJ 's;EAm SIS, NJ rs. Jer. niilh h yb,s
am, NJ IS. f. RedL,rj
Tnsy ars earnestly requested to call uron
md re, cave such am cunts as may De con-
tritu,ed
Toe next meeting will be held at Gam
SwsInp. tee reside zee Q; D. r II PullAm,
OF > s,nrday ttle IA inst
TRe members Of saId committee are desired
TO attend nc hard IL a list OF ia. ne 70 S OF
persons subacribi' z, wi b sununs ex.d.
" + PCLIEsa, Sscr5t2ry-
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From LYNCsfBUHG,



LYkcHBrGa, Sept 8. 1851.
was s22 wears Old yesteI day. X sh Has aono,
or New Years Day. Is observed by ali Israal-
ties as 4 holiday. The day following IS gen
eIa!iy devoted 70 religious exercises, out Is not
often observed, except Ia large cities, or At
p1fnt where q Synagogue Is locateG. The
ttIh Of Sep.ensbsr rs degominated Your
kileor, which, beiag interpreted, metns Tas
Day IF A.onement Tais day is set apars ar i
most risi lily observed, by fasting, ete., by the
Gathered tribes IN al quarters 81 the globe
X osh II .sh Jno WAS generally otser sd here
Yesterday ny GUY Hshrew fellow-cisiz as. ell
Of their storas being closed
aeo. A. y. Joh aston. late Of California,
passed through This city yesterday evening
en- routs tor Richmond. He ID :hs Only lnaa
! have sver seen who In appearance completes
nv picture IT q General.
Recruits aud new companies stiil coatiu us
70 come 10 byls kly frum the SURROUNDING
and back counties, whteS xhows-that the
. irit Of resistance stu poaiing ~ % bum
bright in the hoarA Of cur Eailaat muun
tetneosa.
Ysstssasy mosnins Uavsain r, J. Kirt.
ratriak's ARTILLERY tio.agApy lsft Tor sofAx
lsoAt % aHty. Th:s sesap:ny WA mxcs In
iHs aOia frse Atsss, :. .Auhsyas.l ~ ID ucuu .
po4a0 Of gAliAst SCI ct usA. Ual vain X.
Was one cf hs hsst II our onmmunIty 70 a..
clare ior rssiatAnrs a&aiest N,rthSrn ~.
rssrss to aancanos The death Of Lssus. "
L. 0okxia, j.. the cldeet son 81 our gifted
townsmAn, 0. L 0oGgtnAEsq. Loaf. q.
VA Attached 70 thu Army of No Potomac,
ana scarcely attained bis twenty -Arst year,
bst.h aausecsd - aaosAer martyr y hi
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An UcersiRh G FF.c Cd
CAsP BARLOW, akEEssaIi. RIvEs,

Poca ,outas co W. Sept 81
To the Ed,torsof the d spafch IA articie
your papsr under the captfcn Of :. HUG, for
q ,ccniand," in which yon men ton. sInorS
Other facts, toat this county has for.is aso
four hundred and fifty volunteers.
d Tcu then make mention OF the compares
of Cartains Guy, Leske ara Harrison. VI the
light Dragoons, aud nit entirely 70 my
thing about the compasies Of Captains H1rft.
son OF the Goochiand areys, and Gap tia
Lucy, OF The q r,ch land BYRD X .fss.
Tae writer of 'h,s artic IS secs not ofjtcs
70 anv OF the applause wAieh is 1s-owe In
the artt ie above mensoned upon me nrss
named captains and Their emp mes but,
iad-ed. me cordially ccncurs Ia ell ,nat mas
been said IN their prate. Blu. TINS article OF
Jonrs - 50 Write" as 20 MAKE IL appear tnat
thee three companies co .npcsed tie whole
force which has b .en furnished by sne coun-
y OF Goochlud Whereas the conf aEIes VI
CAPT iins II lr;ison NJ the 9oochl md q, eys,
II, Lscy, OF soe Byrd Rifles, consd,uts n
very important past 81 IL Besides, botn OF
these companies last nam ID have been doing
duty. and very. veiy Arduoas duty, in North
western Virginia
Cart Hsrrison's company is a part of the
23i Riment u Virginia Volunteers, ccu-
mani ed by Col Vim. Is TaIiaferIo, and WAS
with G5n. Gsrnetts command at Laurei Hill.
AID WAS repeI tediy, previous 10 the evAeui-
tiou OF that post engaged ia the numerous
ana frfq aenr conflict which occurred with
the enemy. They were aisJ participants In
all OF the suffering and daS ger wa.ch was
experienced By u .rnsst's r. re stips coiumns
ana bore conspicuous aud honorable part In
the battle OF "Carr.cI's FJrd," dep rt,nG
themseIyss iG this, 81 they have done on every
previous Occ isiun, With u courage worthy Of
veterans
Capt. LacY's company Is q part OF tho "A h
RI gimen vi FiIg,, Ii, Volunteers, com n snusd
cy Dol. Wa. u Scott They have not rs yet
pesn in u o. tale bu the writer, who 10 q IN. M
bee OF the same regiment. with vai1h they
ere corrected, Gill bear testimony 10 ne
gallant and courageoai c. msaaor Of this CON-
pany whenever Il has Deea envttoDod by
danger.
B3Ih of tasse com panies are now confront
ing the enemy and my Oh any gay De engaged
ia battle WIN MIN Both are doing da ~ GUty
Of very dangerous and hax LrdGns cnsi acter
Ut this camp. IL therefore appeal to the wri
Ter that in failing 20 mention these two CON.
panies la the ar ticie before referred 10, q sat
ilJussic has oSeu aons--iI jus slCe when 10.
lisvs was acoiasn tai, and hcL la tea ionuu, aid
which hope yCu WI. repair, NV that your
attention has been diret.sl 70 10 by the publ
cation OF this articis. HAAssBAAxs,
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countyy's eauss. His Il ea.e was syphAAA
fever. and he hnd been sfck ~ ~ few ,dsJe.
He tted ~ MS fath-v'e rr~ifercs whsncs he
had returned rem bis cOm pauy las ~ssk for
this purpose of recr uitjrG bis health. rAich
ba',ls.
For the rake Of those inte-esttd in the "a It.
ter, will state that Mr. Hsaasns macsfre
u a. carries the mail has besn sirSuiAriy az
fected for two or thee dtsz PCS -
Ias.ead OF bringing The Dtspatch fnr.
die the most direct Tou.e Wa Uaatbie
VI d South Side Railroads, IL has Isasa-d a.
via the u ntrai avd A'exapdris csrs, h.eb
generally arrive from two to four hours fat~r
than the South Sid. mail. Il .hess times W
wan. the RihnoDd parers by the sa'iiest
routs. and for the Information OF those con-
cerned IL may be stated hat the quiche,t wsv
by railroad from Rifhmcnd 10 LsBchburg 10
by the DsnviIie and south Side Rstlro 49,
rte james River and X .nawha Canal N. YES
The toagsst time. y X
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How A MAN FRRLs wHEH He Is SRor.-We
take he following from letter written by
one Of the Iowa volunteers, who fought in the
battle near Spring II cid, Missouri:
was standing, or rather knes!inx, behind q
little bush, reloadiag my IA uskst, just before
the rebsls engaged IN this close work retyeated.
.Suddsnly felt sharp pain In the shoulder,
and fell 70 the ground. jumping mp, ons OF our
boys asked me- II was hurts replied that I
thought rot and drew up my mpskst 70 Ore,
xhsn % saM "Yss,. ron are shot r.sat
nArk, nors than the we6nd, Which eaasAd the
said, al % once. - uoumsaes vhislipe Ascssd
pae u 4 vsty strange manner. ] stArtad 10
teave u wiz halt oSnos nasast hall IN NY
.sAOsldtF. aA1 nncs or twics teil 6oNh Wild
d1xsinsss bat IN . short tms recovered pufR.
nine miles, whsrs The bali WAs tAksn ont.
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Meeting of the Executive Commit tree OF the
Louisiana S0Idlers' AID society.

At q second meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Louisiana 4" Soldiers Relief As.
| ISOLATION" held at the Exchange Hotel. Rich
mond, on Tuesday evening, September ; 1861
MIR. s. L. Chanblis was called to the Chair
and II. N. Young appointed Secretary.
On motion OF Dr. Alexis 81 sreisr, tn. Cna II
condition end wants of the L ouisiana volHn-
tears North of ManaSsa.
The report being read on notion Of DR.. Mer-
cier said report was accepted and ordered 70
he priu ted in the Richmond Whig and Dis
patch.
On motion of tho Chairman, DR.. MERCER
gcing to Manaesa, was solicited tn call upon
the Surgeons of the different Louisiana regi-
nents and req uest Them TO make immedia.s
reg uisitio for such medicines and hospital
stores as they may require.
On motion of Colonel John II. Martin, II
was
Resolved, That DIR. Luke p. Blackburn and
S Ia Gnambliss be, and are, appointed agents
to solicit contributions of all kinds for the re-
| lief of the Soidiers Association CT Louisiana
Volunteers.
On motion of tho Oh irman vo e of thanks
wss rendered Mrs. d.. Gaines, OF Hanover
county, Va, for her disinterested kindness In
making up !. large supply Of sheets for the
Louisiana Hos pitai in this city.
On motion, the meeting then adiurned stnt
dfs. :. l. CHAnBLIss, Chairman.
H. " Y,ung. Secretary.
Rfport Of Mr. S. l.. Chamblfss, made to TIE
Executive COMMITTEE of the Louisiana Sol
diers' Relief Association, ON Tuesdly even-
ing, Sept. 8, 1851, AS to the wants and ne
cessitieS Of the different Louisiana Re2i-
ments North of aud at Manassa.
LIST. Sixth Regiment Louisiana Volunteers,
COL Seymour Commanding. wants $50 blan.
kets, $50 under shirts, $50 pairs drawers.
po- ton of the Regiment is entirely destitute
Of blankets, and such rs they have are small
and almost useless.
Cd. Seventh Regiment Louisiana Volrn-
teers, Dol. Hayes commanding. wants 500
blankets, $50 under shirts, 500 pairs drawers,
and /, coo pair socks.
3D.. Eighth Regiment Louisiana Volunteers,
Col. Kelly commanding, wants medicines,
bed sacks. sheeis, &c.
4th. Ninth Regiment Louisiana Volunteers.
Coi TayIor commencing. wants 872 blankets,
$40 under shirts, ST2 pairs drawers. 8!2 pairs
shoes, and 744 pairs Of socks. This regt-
ment is absol teiy In need Of the above arti'
Giles, many Of the man being entirely destitute
Of blankets, shoes, Gc.
9Th. WasbiDgton Artillery, Mrjor Walton
commanding-Wants fully supplied ~ pres
9Th. Madison Tips. In battery At Manassas,
tE,) Oapt. Moody commandlng-Wnl want
under clothing for winter.
It'll Whsat's Battalion, Ooi. Whest com.
ma pdipg-Wsnts not sscsrtsiuea.
There u much sickness Ii the b, "a ana
L0si ssss Esnsa ::p ssossiII =.
The Eighth Louisiana, washington Ars.ilssy
pad 4ocdys command. 40 u sxosllss'
health. \. Il UlAxpklDs,
Msmbss At Exscatlvs l,ommittss.
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IF. SrsiR CRoP or ST Many, Ia The
Attakapas r -gis,er states that thsre Az feel o
or cane on tins A CHS ayais, below B.r wiek.
which measure now upward Of seven feet-
perfectly formed iu.s I. says:
On large number of plante'i 'rR the cane
Is much fl advance Of that o. 1883 which w,s,
by fa~, the mos, prolific in s"sar ever known
IN IN hist ry OF the State. Notning but an
ear srcs. can prsveo. the gro wing crop from
bc.ng the iargess ever harvss ted.
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a Nsw SPEG.Ks or RE "A new spsciss Of
rye, Indigenous 20 Cabf rntt aid rawasktb .
fer the iargeaess, p!umpnsss aad h-aa " u
grain, has basr exnibi'ed III Was urgton -
Mr.. lisa c wton, tae newly a~poin1ed Su.
,s.fiutsusfent OF 6he Azricuitura Il Itesu Coz
ncctei with the Depar TN. Tt Of he l t,rior,
received g snail soppiy OF The srno nd
will distribuss /. smonS n, farnavrs 4 II r.
eat parts OF the coultry. Its yield l. said 20
ne very grsat reaching even, on poor land,
Atty bushels to tho acre.
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RArHsx SusPIoroUs We learn that on Sat-
urday niShs las abont O'Clock. n streuge
loOgtGg craft made her Appearance CT On Of
ace uo reply, when two bianR sbors wsre
fired at her from the battery. She immsdi-
ats.y ex.inguist I'll her lights AMI put 10 sea.
when ~ bali was f ged. bo with what damage
i. Is not knowG Her presence in that los
celity, ind at such time, couid De atsr;outsd
TO Ioshing Else thsn tsaiIg soa4diaas-Sa-
1anaah Repubstcan Sd
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(Corrss ondeuce OF the Richmond Dispatch ]
C1np Bartoto-Tas Boys F." In Fine Spirits
Troops Paid or, Dc.
CANp BARROW, Sept. 4.b. II

CANP BARROW, Sept 4.b, 1851.
Camp Blrtow is situated on a beautiful,
slope OF tbs Allegheny, CT It's western base,
whence we have magnificent view of Old
Cbsat-ths ahode of owls, pan Tiers. rattle.
snakes, Yanhees, ct onae 81 geaas--as ne
lifts bis scmhre head high mp In the w q tern
horizon. Tn, pure, sparkling waters OF lac
Greenbrer glide smoothly along at tie foot
OF this inclined pam, IN which we have, at
present, cool, yss asligh tfuf, bathing adyan-
tages.
"rhs boys" are in the finest spirits, and
ars auxioussy awaiting the command "for-
ward march" and q }titr chancs (Which we
have, unfortunately, never yet had 10 the
Northwest when they Will certaiaiy prove
10 the world that the spirit uhich, III days OF
yors. nerved the arms OF our ancestors, ana
babe them Strike for "9oc and their native
land," still exist ia the bosoms OF their pos
tsrity, ard that Heaven never intended these
mountain fastnesses to bs the dw-.iing places
Poeahontas manifest willingn ess snd deter.
minatton to driys the foe from yiryinis's own
sacred soil that can never prove ahortiye.-
Their rusrriug rides have seat many Of the
thisvsa TO their long homes and q prsssnt.
Mr. fantes, cssmius dtfproticH the better
part 81 valoS, u ears:al TO kssp witata nia
Ths aish.s Are growing eosl, ssa car sian.
ktts are onssa asauy vssy eouaipsAes4
nxNbes Of traor1 here, and The aus6asy ~
Jsk DAvis' tAundss, wero II prudent 70 do
20 ent At pressnt IL y osS policy g He 'o1
when. 6y the help OF Just God, 0sn. Jsek.
son. and our own stronG arms, We expect 70
give yen IN account Of another I" ps Mo" and
another - raosn towards-not Dixts'ss but
Yankses' land.
rapidly paid OF. ], 4. u.
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The Charleston Is. C.) Coarisr has tee1
compeiieu IN reduce the tiz4 OF its pager, Oh
account OF ;ns pressure of .hs 'irses
The publication Of the w ,rrentop IVA
Flag has bsen suspsaGed, owisg 20 the tn
ability OF the proprie ors to OBTAIN supply
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lFrom the London Weekly Dispatch, rug. III
Truth, justice, reason, IL ever bomcreneou,
and consisient. The attributes Of Odd do no.
cireumserios, they corroborate anduilustrat
each other. Disinterested sincerity. clear
s s.a unprecedented candor. like the wisdom
it's,
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rur RATTLE OF CROSS LANES

n,ete Defeat and Rout Of the Ene-
,.-Cen. Floyd in the Midst Of the
,acht- Names of our Killed and
uounded, sc.
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We are told about the heptarchy, about the
cases of Ireland ard of Scotland Weli-even
these cases are very open t, argument; and
1t Is very certain that If the I'm perial Legisia-
ture violated any of the articles of either
Union, or by partial laws conf, seated the
property Of one nation, the right of secession
would lawfully and constitu tionally revive
But Ireland and Scotland have no legislnLu
of their own; are not sovereign States; did not
retain by articles of union any separate eov-
ereignIy. Life and property are secured in
Government and Legislature of each, not by
the Union. A citz.n Of one State Is no. that
Of another, cannot vote in anO Their. Every
separate Sta1 has Its own code of laws, its
own revenues, its own debts, is own
property. No two States have the same
code; the citizens of each are suhjsct to differ.
ent notifications Of thu cir cons titu ito nal rights
each State has a diGsrent constitution.
In 1914 the New England s satss threatened
to seceds. M assach usetts Gid so on the an.
nexation of Texas. The Son :heru States have
FREQ uently proclaimed thsir resou tons 20 do
so-and this Morrill, Tariff. in the very crisis
of dissension, would Of itself form an ample
Justification Of separation. The very fact
that negroes rschattels in Louisiana and cit.
liens in Now York; that a British subject Of
color can he put In Jail at New Orleans, with
cur rsrnonstrnnces to the Government at
Washington the answer IL, such 10 the law Of
Louisiana, and the United States cannot in
terfere, 10 conclusive OF The sovereignty OF
each State, and Of it, right to 60 out Of the
Union BY the sams power It had to 90 In. The
principe involved In this quarrel Il that
which u put in issRs In Naples. In Italy. In
Hungary, In Pelaad. Galwm men aAfmaSs
wstagt GUS trgss mare esrrwxt What v
We protect akAinSt The ppltSooasrr Which.
cut II fear Of the pst1lant easoonaas Of tbs
North, tadGcss oar ceutSnpeFari1s, sves Cur
Lee.tlAiurs, = g sssk sAait," and pesjAya
tAAt our pYsss md or pAep's's sy&patAiSi
~ Coz 70 b sxsotly the Ysvsrss, ana tn
80 ffiands Of the UnIonists are tAcao who, q
sov b n rrd OF provoking the insolent impori.
ousness Of the North, tall Il plainly the truth.
snd ~ sft 70 IT. face the claims Of justice and
mente a LipcolH ere the worn out drivsl Of
legitimacy and dsepctism.
we insist on thsse visws. bscause " havl
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A LCO0Nl, CAntAes ta0s GAa1xf U1a> &Asta4e !.
a soel. L.{A vl, TAAAsns s.taGaane 4tes1&S
IA y l SS !. N, S,ss9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
Cincinnati Market.

..-. 80 CINCINNATI, Noy; S..
TLOUR-Under The news from England and New
York. was dull and heavy, though there was fair in
qury from the city bakers and dealers and some from
Pittsburgh the latter induced by the rise in the river
and fair business was done, though prices about
Sc easier on the higher grades. There was not much
saperfne Offering which may be quoted at 81 1904 20;
extra sold at 81 2594 35 and family and fancy
"a so. - 80 -f1 . -, s.,5., -.
and white e0@9O. There wasa fine business done IeJ
z O0RN-Ruled at 29c.
e oATs-Firmer, and prices shade higher, closing at
26B@27ca < g. = VIZ "a 49, ~ 3
RYE-42943. ...,~.,.,.-,, .,.,.,-.-, r,,,
BARLEY-Irregular, the range being 45@5Oc, in
some prime fall was held at 52c, ,.-y. a.
WHIsKY-Was in active demand at HAc.4J 9Hs 'p
pR0VIsI0Ns-Hardly anything done IN pr6visions.
and prices little better than nominal at 4@4hc for
shoulder bacon 5M952 for sides, and 6z@ R6hc for
clear sides. Bulk offered at and pork at
$l29l2 So. IN ngr ht0eh or yaWf4y
lot OF 500 hogs sold from the hooks today at SO TO-
This is the first sale the spot, therefore may be
regarded the opening price These wero bought last
winter at &c. and We understand the contract was COM
promised at SO 25 and subsequently the hogs sold as
above stated There wasa general expression Of sur
prise among the trade, at the courage displayed by the
packer who bought This time last year IL regarded
rather yenuresome to pay 81 e7@7 0O this year It -
considered positively reckless to pay 50 10,
GR0CER1ES-1n the grocery market, there was not
much change; there was more demand for sugar, but
very little for coffee and molasses; there s however,
fair jobblng business doing sss .lrH W. ggq nj ~ 70
l. fla. Capnperciots-a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov. S An official telegram
received to-day states FIoyd's force is seven
thousand strong, and that Gems. Benham's and
Schenck's brigades were following him on the
new road oi ~ -asj ,,,, ava --,bs,sst y
The dispatch is extremely hopeful of "a brill
liant victory, and the prospect is cheering eoa
Another telegram from Cleveland last night
states that the Kanawha boat just passed Mays
Vile, and reported that General Rosecrans had
repulsed Floyd, and at last accounts Gems. Ben.
ham and Schenck had got in his rear and it was
thought that Floyd's force would, be captured
r The steamer Mount Vernon has returned
from the fotilla, and reports the condition Of
affairs down the Potomac unchanged. c ,..r.
Major General Halleck, of California, has ar
rived here, He was introduced to the President
to o-day by Gen. Mcclellan. ~. 5Utg g5 ~.
Il appears from the official statement that
the amount Of the drafts upon the Treasury
last month was $40, 500 900, of which Sc, ,6OO,.
600 we're drawn from New York, The unayail,
able bullion fund is $902,e0 The total bal
ance to the credit of the United States Treasury
in the States now under insurrectionary control
is stated at Sc, 500 600, and after making de
duction for the unavailable, gives the available
balance $4,50O, 600, -.c- '. Il 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

THE Military FORCE Ono Has Now AT Con-.
MASD.-According to the certified reports re-
turned to Assistant-Adjutant- General, Colonel
RODNEY MASON, there were, on November lst
27,3O5 enlisted men in the State Of ohio-2o,'
CAB infantry, {, ,674 cavalry, and LOIS artillery
In this enumeration are included the Eve regi
ments ready to march. ~
There is, therefore, new in Ohio the muster
ing material for twenty full infantry regiments
FIVE cavaley and one artillery regiment, to be
added to the thirty eight infantry regiments
eleven batteries of artillery and seven compan
les of cavalry already in active service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
Further abOut the Battle al GauIey
Bridge 1afy.lM SfIti


!, CINCINNATI, Nov. e5.@T'his afternoon the
Times has some particulars of tho late Hght at
Gsuley Bridge, .23T6 ONEla
The engagement was not general battle,
but rather warm skirmish, in which the enemy
we're repused with great loss. rpwK gqam
The action commenced by the rebels, who
opened two batteries on our lines near Gauley
Bridge; but though the firing continued all day,
little or no damage was done, not one man be-
ing killed. suisse salsaaW . RaHrlae
Late in the day our artillery was brought to
bear, and the rebel fire was soon silenced. A
train was fred upon about the same time, some
miles up the river, and three men wounded, but
none killed. ~ h8fnA y ~ = ~ ~
On Friday night Bsnham's brigade moved
down the river TO Gauley bridge, and ferried
across on Q fat boat which the rebels had pre-
lyiously sunk. He moved along the base Of the
hill upon which the rebel batteries had been
planted, intending to 60 down as far ss Long
Creek three or four miles below, where there
is gap in. the mountains and road leading 7.
the rear of where the rebels are encamped.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

SoNs OF TEMPrRANcE. The Grand Division
of the Sons of Temperance of the State o.
Ohio closed its annual session at Xenia OF
Thursday evening, Oct. 81. During the session
over sixty officers and soldiers belonging to the
Fourteenth y Regiment, encamped at CAM
Lowe, besides a number Of citizens, were mi
tia.ed into the Order. The following officer
were elected for the ensuing year;
Rev. w. B. Dlsbro, Of Elyria, G. w. P.
w. s. Burns, of Mansfield, G. w. A.
H. v. Horton, Of Cincinnati, G.S S.
DR.. J. B. Thompson, Of Columbus, g. T,
B. Kraser, of Massillon, G. G. aa .i
Alb. F. Ormsby, of Cleveland, G. s.