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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13
PRICE STILL AT OSCEOLA-
A Scouting Party Arrest Rebel Pris'
Onors, ana Capture n Large Num-
Dor OF Horses and wagons.
EST OF A SPY.
ccc- Coo Coo.
Ernn WaRhinRIOn,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-About sixty gentle
men were present at the Republican Caucus
Finally the pending resolution of Representa-
tive Bingham was unanimously adopted. IL
provides for the confscation of all property OF
rebels In arms, and of all who aid and abet
them, and the unconditional emancipation OF
their slaves.
Mr.. Sherman Of New York took the ground
that we never could put down this rebellion with
the bullet; that we must employ the slaves to
do it.
Mr.. Pomeroy, from Mr. Stewards county, de-
precsted strife He wanted the Republican par
ty maintained and said that we ought not to
find fault with the Administration; that we
should blame ourselves; that we had abandoned
our party; that there was no longer Republi-
can party in New York, Pennsylvania or Ohio.
Messrs. Julian and Dunn Of Indiana, in the
same strain, closed the debate, which showed
unmistakably that the House will strike straight
and sure right at the heart of the rebellion.
. EHt. Times Dispatch
Gen. Mcclellan has issued ON order directing
the officers. in charge OF military prisons in
this city to confne no civilian who is not regu-
larly committed by a magistrate, and no soldier
except a deserter or those arrested by patrols,
without special orders from headquarters
This will be the means of checking o very
serious offense. t...-.-s
B Thirty seven rebel prisoners of the two hun
dred and fifty recently released, having arrived
at Norfolk, corresponding number Of our own
prisoners have been forwarded North by the
rebel authorities. 1t is understood that Col.
Corcoran and the other officers designated as
hostages for the safety of the pirates, will not
be released except in exchange for the pirates.
Tribune Dspatch.] a.
It is probable that the first military execution
Tor desertlon will take place speedily. Private
Johnson, who deserted from Company d, Lin
coin Cavalry, is now on trial. The proofs
against him are conclusive. He was endeavor-
ing not merely to get away from our army, but
to 20 over to the rebels. 1t is understood that
an example will be made OF him. Tne trial
will probably be concluded to morrow.
Last night the troops along the center Of our
lines slept on their arms. A dispatch from
Gen Mcclellan informed them an attack by the
enemy was probable.
To-day at noon several regiments were order
ed to be ready for an emergency, and were
drawn up In line, but afterWard dismissed To-
night our troops are again on the alerE, sleeping
on their arms.
Down below last night four brigades, COM
manded by Gems. Hein.zslmaG and Sumner, re-
connoitered, the former to Occuquan and the
latter TO within three miles of Fairfax Court
House on the Annandale road, but found no
enemy.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Private advioes from
New Mexico say the report 10 that the strong
forces which have been sent against the Texans
In the Mesilla Valley have driven the enemy
far back into Texas. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

LOUISVILLE, Dec, l2-The report of yester-
day that three Federal brigsdes had crossed o
the south side OF Green river, is authoritatively
denied ..r.
No confirmation has been received at head
quarters hero OF the report that Capt. T E
Prime, of Gen. Baell's staff, and NJ j. Helyite,
of Gen. Schoeff's staff, had been captured by
the rebels near Somerset, but apparently we'll
informed outsiders say it is true. ~
johnson, provisional Governor of Kentucky,
in q message to the Legislative Council, Gays
he will gladly resign his position when Msgof
fin shall escape from his virtual imprisonment
at Fir .nkfort. - ,- sr-,s s. elr- "a +,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13
Local M tiers.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 10. 1851.

BALMoaAL skiRrs.--It win DO seen by advef-
tisement In another column, that Headley,
Eberly Sc Richards this day received another
largo lot Of BAlmoral Skirts, ranging IN price
from $3.50 to $3.75. They have also just re-
ceived a full line of Ladies', and Gentlemen's
Furs, Ladies' Cloth cloaks,. shswls and Bonn
bazlnes. y, y. ~. 49, ~ 80. y. -
IIEADLEY, EBERLY & RICHARDS,
@ .,ss $50 and 952 South High street, oo
I-.- ~. l,.' Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

p The twelve companies Of Col! Caring
toms Regiment, the 18th us Infantry which
left here for Kentucky, are stationed. at Camp
Sullivant, near Lebanon. Col. Carrington has
returned from Kentucky, and has orders from
the War Department to complete his Regiment
forthwith. When completed, it will consist Of
twsnty-four companies. There are now three
companies of the Regimensat at Camp Thomas,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

u Three secessionists, rnembeFso Of The First
Tennessee Regiment, who were taken by the
Third Ohio Regiment at Cheat Mountain some
time ago, but being severely wounded, were
lodged in the hospital at Grafton, were brought
to Camp Chase yesterday morning. ~, e..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

u 1t seems, according to a statement in the
Journal, that the Ohio troops are fully supplied
by the Government with everything except nit
tens aud dried fruits. Canned fruits are said to
be more acceptable than preserved ones, owing
to the danger of breaking the jars in which the
latter are put up. 'E ri
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

p There are now stationed a. Camp Chase
the For,isth Regiment, $50 men; the Forty
second, 1913 men, and the Fiftyreighth, 1888
men. The Forty.sec is ready for marching
orders, and is expected to move in a few days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13
Froul NIissouri.

LEAyENwoKTH Dec 12-Col. Morgan, in
com nand at Weston, has issued proclamation
20 the citizens of Platte county, in which he
calls upon them to aid in protecting the rail-
road and calls on abeenteee 10 return, assuring
them of protection to person and property, II
loyal. No negroes will be allowed within the
camp, or to leave the State without pass
All marauding parties and armed men will be
shot. g.. 80
Morgan q force 10 composed of Missourians
enlisted under Gov CANDLES CALL
A strong force, including Colonel Jennison's
Regiment, the Eighth Kansas Col: Vessel, q
portion Of the Seventh Missouri, and other
troops are ordered 70 West Point, Bates county,
Mo.
The last report from Price states that be was
still at Osceola and made speech voWing ven
geance on Kansas for burning that place.
A skirmish took place on the 9th inst, on
the border of Johnson county, between Mis-
souri, refugees, aided by some Kansas men, and
body of rebels. Three rebels are reported
killed. -fe'1
Sr. JOSEPH, Mo. Dec. l2.-Gen. Prentiss's
command was to move from Platte City to
Richield on the 1lth.
A rebel camp, numbering three thousand, is
reported near Albany.
The report that Prentiss had bagged five
hundred rebels is not true.
The wooden factory Of Buell. & Co was de-
stroyed by fire last night Loss unknown.
i ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12-The following general
order will be issued tomorrow morning:
HEADauARTERs, DEPARTMENT. OF MIssoURll
l. ST. Louis, Dec. IL.
The suffering families, driven by rebels from
lsouthwest Missouri, which have already arrived
here, have been supplied by voluntary contribu
| tions made by Union men; others are ca the
way, to arrive in afew days. These must be
supplied by charity from men known to be hos
title to. the Union. A list will be prepared OF
the names of ali persons Of this class who do
not voluntarily furnish their quota, and con
tribution will be served on them of ten thous
and dollars in clothing, provisions and quarters,
or money in lieu thereof. This levy will be
made upon the following classes of persons in
proportion to tho guilt and property of each
person:
Let, Those in arps with the enemy, who have
property in this city; I'd, those who have fur.
/ nis6ed pecuniary or other aid to the enemy OIL
4 to persons in the enemy's service; Sd, Those
who have verbally in writing or in publication
piyep encouragement to the insurgents.
Brigadier- General Curtis, B. G. Farrar, Pro.
yost Marshal, and Charles Borgo, Assessor Of
St. Louis county, will constitute the Board ol
Assessors for levying the aforementioned con
ltribuuons. -
As soon as any part of this contribution hal
been asstssed, the Provost Marshal will notify
the parties aasessed, their agents or representa-
tives, stating the amount Of provisions, clothing
or quarters and money value thereof required o.
each and If not furnished within the time spe
cited in such notice, he will issue an execution
and Sufficient property will be taken and sold q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

D- There arstwo thousand and two hundred
children o. volunteerss in. Cincinnati, whose
mothers and friends have called upon the com
mitteesfor elothing.spo ss7 ggeaeaog r'sa aeo. +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13
,ALyR MANHOOD or
: HOW LOST, row REsTORKD.

Jnst Pubilshed in Sealed Envelope; Price 6cts.isl
A LRdrURn, ON FHREArURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE OF ePRRMAToRRHhA. o. Seminal
Weakness 1nyOinntary Emissions Sexual Debility and
Impediments 10 Marriage generality Neryousnesh Con-
canacitv seEltinr from selIAbuSe, 10. By Robert
CniyerVei. 81 D., author ot The Green Book 10. Il
4 Al Boon 20 rhonsands OF Sufferers,
Rant udder sgi, m plain envelope, TO any address
post paid, on receipt Of two stamps, BY Dr. 0HAs.
No t.SsS, sep1amddsw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

p The contraction furnishing rations to the
troops Of Camp Chase has been awarded 70
Messrs. Zettlers at $l1 .65 per hundred rations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

Assistant Adjutant- General Rodney Ma
son has been appointed Colonel Of the Seventy
frst Regiment, recruiting at Troy, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13
Hog Markets, Dec. IL.
g CINCINNATI.

line weather was quite favorable this morning, having
under gone decided change during the night and the
receipts being Light, the market opened with an active
demand and prices ruled shade higher closing at 50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

DETROIT, Dec. 12.-Governor Blair has Issued
a proclamation for an extraordinary session OF
tho Legislature, to assemble on the I'd proximo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13
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No. % South High Street, Columbus,

A re NOW lOFFERInG af+aNAtt ~
N 1000 yards TIavelln Dress Goods at eH, value
- I2k cents. '-'
$500 yards travelling Dress Goods l2, value 90 cts
1000 yards English Berages at l2K, value IS cents.
1000 yards French 0rgandies at Rk, value 20 cents.
1000 yards Fast Ooored Lawns at TO- value Is cents
1000 ysrds Fouard Dress Silks at SIX, value SO cents,
$500 yards Super Plain Baok SIX at 81 90. value el25
Robes Of 0rgandie Berage and Engsh Bersge, at one
half their value. NEla Rtsl
- Balm q SON,
je22 20 eouth High Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

There Is rumor in town this Emorning that
Casslus Clay CONES home to be q sBrigadieF, and
Gov Dennlson win 60 to Russia ns Minister. ~
do not know lis origin and cannot vouch LOT hs
credibility, ~ 'is..,,3 'sfys, ssv "a 2a1h Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

DIPIoMArIc.-The Columbus correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette says under date of Dec.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

GIN. GIDEON PILLo0, of Tennessee. ';9,a-
harding tie rebel forces which are ho7
threatening Carlo, has aladt sn ass of bira-
self. besides displaying taEberen7 intent
in recent proc,ams'I9h iss1te@ D. 1he go
Of his invasion of f2Fssour' ln7 aa.P5Efa2h
vii. serve to illustrfte
The field for active service IS ee'Sr@ 5eH'
onr stay here will pc sdslt ots ,hiSsi'>a
is to place our dcwn-trctder siste' ''' Ger
feet. aad enaale her &c breathe @.'er 'ae
aeeyv tread of the tyrsnt's foot. ihen hy
her oxn brave cons she viii maintain fe'
rights, and protect Ler own f''iT F"n9n
from the foc whose forces march ances ain-
ners inscribed with q beauty ENC neetF as
,he reward of yictJIy. IAv'etory the brave
ara always merc,:ll ont 70 egAkrsa viii St
shown 10 troops nsicl.ns oaaer SAGA
banner
And yet we tase a this very county
MANY men who eG1orss the SANDER: ana
whose synpatsies a,e Z faHos of .hese Eel
lows apd .heir dnioly wal
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06
SCOTT AND THE VETER AN.
BY aATAaE rAyLoR

an oil and cr;pp!ed etefaa 70 tie Wal Depart
neIt
He sought r,e Cntof yho led nm. al may iield
Of ts,..e---
The Chief who sEouszd sol va.4 s,..ara'ar his
5anner rose
And bore is staIs tsIurlpi1 behinil the flying
toes.
"Have yoI forgoteE, Gsnerai.' the .a-;ered
soldiel erred,
'' The dal ci eighteen !lnd-ed twelve, when
was Il your side.
Have yen forge ten johnson, that fought At Lan-
iy's Lane?
IT'S true, Ir OLD. ana lensio.ed but want 20
fight again"
'' Have e rgotten," said tie Cnief, nv brave
old soldier! No!
And here's the hand gave you then, aad iet it
tell you so
But you've done your share my friend you're
crippled, old and gray,
And we have need Of younger a-lls and fresher
blood to day."
g But, General - eried the 5eterar, flush upon
his brow,
''The very men who fought witt us they say, are
traitors now;
They've torn the flag Of Lndy's lana, our Ole
red white and bue,
And While drop o. blood is left, I'll SHOW that
drop IS true.
"I'n not so weak b1t can strIko, and I've go3d
old CUR
To get the aage cf sraico IS hearts, anaplek them
one by ope-
Your Minnie rites and suc.l ii ms # amt worth
while to try
coul6n't get the hang 9 hem, but III keep Iny
powder dry
God bless you, conr,.de sad the Chiei-'- God
bless yopr loyal heart -
But younger lien are II +he field. sni claim 10
haze their part.
h1y'll paps sacred 2suLea IL each resel!ious
town,
Ana yo hrneeior+I % IN hand ,iat 3aras u pull
it down
8. But Genera !''--sti,i rersisti,.g. ths ueepmg
veteran. cried
Pm young enough 70 fo.icw &C lohE fs you're
my guide;
And some, you knew. rust hitetha dust. ard rhat,
at least, can 7;
So, give the young ones placs - f2bt, tG1 rne Il
place to die
IF they should fire on Ticke4s, 81 Vie tol2na; III
commend
Put me upon the rampant. with The ia2-staf n ny
hand,
No odds how hot the oanroa smoke, O. iev the
shell may ny,
I'll hold the stars ard stripes atot, aed ho'd the1l
till die!
"rm ready, Genera. SC yot ict "a posr 7" ne te
given,
Where Washington car rec 1ne. IS tt looks from
highest reaveu,
And say tc Putnrn ~ a;s sIGe cr nay 5e, General
Wayne;
There stands Old fi.' , 5ohaao,l; tEGt fought At
Lun5y's LaLe.'
And wher tae ,iga. IS aottest. seicre The trait
ors iy,
Wh,n shell and BAL arc ssreechinS md bursting
in the sky,
IF anr shot should hit ne arG ley ae Gil 'ry 'aee
Wv soul wound &c to yasa;ngtoh's, and not to
AruCld's place.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06
PURE ITALIAN bees
Imported by S. B. PARSONS.
A. j. BsGELOW, Agent.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD TAKE
! this method to inform the public that he has
procured some of the fine t stock of Bees in the
State from Bigclow's apiary, Sacramento City
together with some Itaianizcd swarms OF Bees
with plenty of Italian Drones the object being to
propagate the Queens pure here in the mountains
away from the common bees and ltalianize the
entire lot. Mr.. Bgelow is one of the most sue
cessful propagators of bees and has had the bes.
success in importing them of any man in tho
State. He was recommended to S. Il. Parsons
by the Rev l.. L. Langstroth to have the charge
Of Introducing and propagating the Italian Bee
on this coast.
l shall in few days be prepared to furnish
good swarms Of Bees with pure italian Queens to
all who may wish My Apiary is situated in
Rough & Ready.
All who take an interest in the culture of the
Honey Bee are invited to call and see my Italians.
Instruction in the art of taking care of and propo
eating Bees, given gratis TO all.
WIN. CTRRAN,
my3 Agent for \. J. BIGELOW.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06
REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION

The almost miraculous that has been effected
in my case. prompts me to impart to those of my fei
low creatures who may be suffering from like atiic
tion the source of relief with short descrp pon
my ease. Several ago my health began to fail
was attacked bv general weakness and debility,
which reduced me to the mere hadow of nv former
self At that stage sougbt medical assistance, and
expended la ge amounts, but without the least bene
fetal result That fell destroyer CONSUMPTION had
already seized upon my vitals was daily drawing
closer t toIb ply sieians held ont no hope
recovery, my strength had wasted and was in a
stare of almost utter prostration. | was informed
by my physicians that they could do nothing for me
except to smooth my path to the grave, when, most
fortunately, applied 10 DR. L. j. Czapkay, and am
now well and perfectly sound man. 1t is Difficult.
for express the emotions of deepest gratitude
| experience when realizing the immt asurable serv
ice have received at the hands of DR.. Czapkay and
feel reioced that it is at least in my power tende-
this feeble recognition of his great skill ard capacity
To TIE afflicted would say, do not despair for what
ever may be the nature of your case, am confident
that you will find reiiefby applying to DR.. l.. Gap
kay.
"1 here is oalm in Gilead and there is physician
there usl HENRY IVES LING.
Subscribed and to before this 18th day OF
October. A. d. 1859. City and County of San Fran
cisco, in he State of California
IL. s f. J. THIBAULT, Notary Public,
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry Wessling, and knows that the circumstances
related in the foregoing certificate true. He
Henry Wessling during his Illness, and bears willing
testimony to the fact of his remarkable cure by DR..
l.. J Czapkay Isl A. ROSENHEIM
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this l1th day
ofOctober A 1859 City and County of San Fran
cisco in the State of California
Isl J. THIBAULT, Notary Public.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06
CARD

I, the undersigned, hayin5 been under the treat
meut Of DR. L ! zapkay. although unsolicited feel
callad upon 70 give publicity to tue efficacy OF his
treatmcnt, hoping thatby doing 50 may be iuStra-
mental in preventing others from the fea ful suffering
and misery which / experienced. and which 80
ftten result from the pcrnicous practice of pretend
ers. My disease has been that Of physica and
jtal detility, which follows IN consequence OF in
dncretions in youth. The agonics which endured
ave, perhaps unnecessary for to detail; they
know TO those who have experienced them. suffice
it say. ;hat having called the services of DIR l.
Czapkay into requistion, the expectations which
may have Termed ofhin were more than realized
would therefore recommend DR. Czapkav to all those
who may lind themselves afflicted with that dread
ful mala y. my object in doing being sympathy
for suffering humanity, aud heartfelt desire of re-
Heving them, ID DAHLEE. Printer
State OF alifornia. City and County of Francis
co. On this 3 st day ofJuiy A u 1886, before me.
VIM Jewett. Notar! Public personally appeared
D J Dahee. known 20 me, who being dulv sworn
did depose aud say. that the contents of the card
herewith signed by him are true
In witness whcrCofl have hereunto set my hand
anl affixed my official seal the day and year first
above written. q 81 WN JEwBrr, Notary Public
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06
CARD.

Prompted hv an honest desire OF nv heart | wish
to Law before the public which deserves q com
rneutlat5 u not only act Of scientific skill but
that OF humanity also. About two years ago
suddenly and from causes unis AoW1 me- w;iS sei2
od wish dt OF Epilepsy, which owing my nabilit
to meet the expenses consequent upon thorough
medical treatment, and the dscoura cemont which
met with On attempting It. soon became such tas-I
was then led to beiieVe) to defy the skill of anv
physician. was frequently. whiic in pursuit Of
my calling thrown down 20 the ground without the
slightest warning; and, although inSensibIe to the
agonies yet desPised the misercs of my life, and
soon learned to lock upon those wso would render
assistance OF shelter me from danger AS enemies
who sought 70 proong the existence ofmy niseries-
While in tins state. and having, previous to my af
HictiCn tasted The sweets of life | once more was
induced to attempt seeking aid of physician and
bv recommendation. called upon DR.. l. J. Czapkav.
told him NY circumstances, and of my inability
toreward him for his services. regardless Of which
however, he andertook any ease and, with the bless.
ing of God. oncemore restored perfect health
Unable TO reward him for the boon which { enjoy
at present, and yet conscious Of my Indebtedness
consider it due to myself and all afflicted to make
the public in order that those need of medical
advice may find phy>ic in whom every conf
dencc can be placed. l. s, MEYER YABi oNSKY
state Of California. County of San Francisco Sub
scribcd and sf before me, this LIST dav Of Aug
ust, d 1856 GILBERT \, GRANT, Notary Public