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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-31
MARRIED.

In London, Ohio, by Rev. Mr.. Cover, on Wednesday,
January sOh, RREDRIcKJ FAY, Esq ,of this city, to
Miss cELIAA. SMITH, Of the former place. :.
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Indictments against Floyd, Russell and Bailey

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-The Grand Jury found three
cases against Baly for larceny; one Joint indictment
against Bailey and RUSSELL three indictments agans
Russell for receiving stolen bonds one joint indictment
against Baily Russell and Floyd for conspiracy to de
fraud the government.
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WoMAN's RIoHrs IN THE LEorsLATURE.-Th
following notice was handed us this morning
for publication
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NEWARK MACHINE WORKS,

NEWARK OHIO,
manufacturers of all kinds of POr.
table and Stationary steam En-
gines, saw Mills, Grist Mills,
&C., &c.
LANE6 B0DLEYBeateni n. d r. BLAND YBeatenI
y. Dc d. II. DUHALL Beaten m COLUMBUS
MACHINE co. Bedten!IN BRADFORD
d co. Beaten nm
Our Portable Engine and Saw Mill
Was awarded the arst premium of $50 at the Indiana
State Fair for 1860 over Lane Bodey's account Of
Price, lightness, simplicity, economy of fuel
and superior character Of lumber sawed
Our Stationary Engine was awarded at the Fail
the first premium Of $500.
Our Portable Engne was awarded the first premium o.
500 at the Fair at Memphis, Tenn, over Blandys Du
wallis, Columbus Machine Co.'S, and Bradford Il Goa
by committee Of practical Railroad Engineers.
For price and terms address
WILLARD WARNER, Treasurer,
dec5-d&wlyeois Newark, Ohio.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 90, 1861.
Hon. Jacob BrlnkerhoG Chief Justice; Hon Josiah
scott Hon Milton Butllff, Hon. W. v. Peck and Hon
Wm. Y. Gholson, Judges.
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WIDE MANTLE BAaAGEs, noTH
iyas "A'' "t1''I - ''r' S~s~ - '''' = Is RA1Ns;
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CALL FOR THIS AND TAKE NO OTHER
Do not Confound 1t with any other prepara-
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ID XPTH H E R 7 a

IL mas NO equal. None who have
ever used it have been attacked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
CYNTHIANA TAKEN POSSESSION OF.
Ohio Troops Going into the Interior.
Communication Between NeW.0fltans and Mobile
Cut OF,
THE TEXAS COAST IN OUR POSSESSION.

CwcISYATI, Friday Sept r. 1861.
The 18th Ohio Regiment took possession Of Cynthe'
ona, KY, last night.
The l4th Ohio crossed the river this morning anc
embarked on the Kentucky Central Railroad, Tor tn'
interior Of the State.
physician of this city, just returnedfrom the SOUTH
says the blockading squadron have taken Mississippi
City, thus cutting of communication between New
Orleans and Mobile.
They have also taken all important points on the
Texas coast.
Lou1svrDLn Friday Sept. 81. l'6l'
". @. Overton, formerly one Of the editors ana pro-
prietors of The Courier was arrested yesterday io'
aiding the Southern rebellion.
The turnpike bridge over Green River, near Mum
fordyille, was burned by rebels yesterday.
j. b. Archer, captain of the steamboat Commercial
was arrested yesterday, but baied In $4,000. The
boat was also seized but released on security beng
given to surrender her demand to the Federal Gov
eminent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
MORE PICKET SHOOTING.

A private 10 the I'd Michigan Regiment was wounded
in the leg yesterday by rebel picket near Arlington
Mills. This s the first Of any one being shot 30
near Arlington Nights.
MOVEMENTS OF bR. STANLEY.
Marcns Cicero Stanley, o recently discharged poit-
icaI rrsoner from Fort Lafayette, had an interview
,;.i th. - sue and War and Gen. Scott,
and has leff for the West.
THE CASE OF SERGEANT T0oMBs
Acting Sergeant Toombs was brought to Wash
inpten yesterday in the steamer Baltimore, which had
taken several political prisoners from Annapoliso Fort
Lafayette.
According to report concerning tie facts relating to
Toombss arrest, when the voysge he, approaching
two of the Marines told them that money was to be
made by turning the head Of the boat TO shore the
prisoners could make their escape and that he would
insure them 5000 apiece for their assistance, and $50
a month. Tie marines, McMullin and McGFsw, in
dignanty rejected the proposition When he eaid there
were men enough on board TO seize the steamer and
that sooner than be arrested he would blow her up
Hence the conspratOr secured and brought hither
in irons.
FROM SANTA FE.
A private letter from Santa Ee OF the 9Th INST,
states that the Hon. John s. Watts was elected Dele.
gate to Congress by large majority, on the I'd OF
September The writer adds that "the Rebel army
has not crossed the Jornada but preparing to do
30, with view of taking Santa Fe We expect O
pretty big fight. Gov. Connolly was insugurated on
the Sd inst."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
The Storm.

ALBANY, Friday, SEPT q, 1881.
A perfect gale of wind bus been blowing here all
the evening" doing considerable damage 20 property,
but il IL impossible TO ascertain TO what exteat.
The roofing of John G.. Whites exten,iye malt
house was blown off between III and II o'clock, and
in every section Of the city ehmneys have been blown
down, trees stripped of their branches shuttes torn
from their fastenings and AWNINGS stripped Ia !atters
Francis Skiddy from Troy for New-fork, Is ashore
on Fish island about two miles above the city, ana
that she is in q critical situation.
The gale sill continues IN undated fury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
sKIRMJs1ING AT LUCAS BEND, ILL.

CHICAGO, Fndly, Eept. y, I51I'
IT, following is a special dispatch to The I,Hes Of
this city:
Capt Stewards cavalry, numbering 10 men, to-day
encountered 40 rebel cavalry at Lucas Bend, whom
they pursued into JEFF. Thompson's camp at Belmont
-Four rebels were killed. Eve captured, and many
wounded. The remainder escaped 10 the woods.
Our troops captured all the guns and pistols they
could bring away with them. No Federal troops
injured.
The report OF the Rebels crossing below las, night
originated from their gunboat JEFF. Davis landing q
mile and half below Norfolk to wood and reoonroter
jeff Tbompsons force is 1900.
Scouts report that Gen. Pillow is yet at Columbus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
CHASED BY A PRIvATEER.

The brig Arabela, Capt. Lindsley, arrived on Friday
morning from Aspinwall makes the following report
Sept 90 lat. 80 Sc Ion "a S. chased by schooner
with the Engsh ensign set union down. but the Ana
bella by altering her course and squarng away before
the wind left her ssten; upon finding which the
schooner hauled her wind took down the English flag,
and boldly set the flag Of the Confederate Sts,es. Capt
Lindsey also states that upon the following day he
saw the same schooner far astern, chasing brig but
he did not succeed in overhauling her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
TIE SHOOTING CASE IN BOSTON.

BosIos, Friday, Sept. "a, 1861.
Can't VIM. A. Treadwell before the Police
Cour; to-day, charged with shooting Lieut.. Craig aud
Sergeant WEIGH az previously reported. The prisoner
was remanded 70 await the result OF WEIGHS wound,
who Is paralyzed, and VIII probably die, the ball
lodging in his spine.
Senator Wilson, Col. Of the 22d Massachusetts, Regi.
ment, to-day presented with elegant sword BY
the Inspectors Of the Boston Custom-lIouse
The sloOp Mohiean reports that the United States
fgate Constellation sailed from Loands, Augus, IL,
for Home.
The steamers San Jacinto, Myrtle, ndSamter, sailed
for home on the 10th.
Tho storeship Relief would sad for home 10 few
days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
The Overland Route.

ATcHsos, Kansas Friday sept. q, iSti.
Major Bridger guide TO the surveying party through
the mountains arrived here last night, and reports
that the route from Denver west to Salt Lake
is perfectly feasible one, and viii shoEen
the distance from 900 to $50 niles spd slso the de.
lance from this city to Denver be shortened ioo
miles and greatly improved changing the road down
to the north bank Of the Republican Fork:
AZ Atchison IL now the eastern terminus o. me
Overland mail, and not Sc. Joseph, as formerly, sn
letters intended 70 90 by PONY Express shouldbe sent
hare. The coaches arrive and depart regularly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FLAG OP TRUCR-RUENIHG TIE BLAOCKADE
FOETHKSs MoSEoR Thursday, Sept 2s, 1861,
Wis bkLTIAOkB, FRIDAY, Sept. n.
a Tag Of truce which came down to-day from Nor
FOLK with 70 ladies was stopped SewalPs Point
and the passengers brought off In one of our vessels
CON- Goidsborough will not permit nags of truce to
come near the feet.
Confederate schooner from Richmond this morning
ran the blockade Of James River and reached Norfolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

given Union citizens notice that II they do not leave
their lives will be sacrificed ard their property de-
stroyed. The expedition proved to be very success
full and at the same time very fatiguing one. The
the rebels convinced that Uncle Sam would protect
HE family. Our men returned TO camp almost bare
footed and worn ont. Their wants. however, in the
way Of shoes are now supplied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
Destructive Break IN tae q. Canal a.;

f koc5ns sosa, - J. lis forenoon In the
biob embankment of the old potion Of the Ers Canal
at Holey Orleans County The whole hole. s%o.ns%sn.
was swept away The bottom Of toe nsm G 10
out . ne depth e. eighty he 5ss old Canal which MD
proSasIv taSs two or three Navigation can thee
PROBABLY rsoysed Il i feared that the track Of ihs Nassrs
Ess Railroad Il damaged and grist MIL destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

FRASKPoRr, Thursday, Sept IS lSel'
In the House, Nr. Andrews, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported, among other things, that the
Committee do not believe that Congress has trans
cended any of its powers in the imposition Of the tax
to protect the Union The Committee were DIS
charged from further consideration of the su6ee-6'
against 49, In the Senate, the vote was unanimous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
ppcnUIrs FROM THE COUNTRY.

THE Mcclellan Rifles, Col. Tinelh yesterday ne
ecyed an addition Of $50 recruits from 0reeas ae't
Chsn,auque Counties, and to-day 100 more men tfis
Waype County win agtiye. which viii bring the Ssa-
paad up TO go psn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
FAST-DAY IN BALTIMoRE.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Sc,

BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept n, 1861.
Tho Fast-Day was generally observed here yester.
day by nearly total suspension Of business, ETC.
The caurches of ali denominations were open, and
generally were well attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
Correspondence Of Tho Cincinnati Gazette.

BucKnsSSoS, Va Sept 10. 1851.
Buckhannon, where companies Of our regi-
ment are now stationed is the county seat Of Upshur
County II is a village Of about 700 inhabitants,
pleasantly situated on the Buckhannon River, stream
capable Of furnishing considerable power for manufac-
turing purposes, but II is now only tasked to the
extent Of diving one gr1st mill When the State Is
divided aud Northern capital and enterprise shall dow
in here, ia advantages will become more apparent
Ore company rRised here for the Secession army
and few, very few, young men joined company
attached TO the Sd Virginia Regiment, u. 3. A.
The society Of the village ut one time was unex-
ceed but has been much broken by the troubles now
existing in the country. And even now, have nude
the acquaintance of several families, Secession as well
IN Union that fully realize the idea that had formed
Of the phrase "F H. "" The rebel ladies' invariably
treat usOiicers well priyates-with the utmost
Kindness, and in this particular Gre Dot outdone by
those favorable 10 the Union There are four
churches here but the pastors OF them have seen proper
70 leave their charges their zeal in their Master
not being strong enough to induce them 10 bear
the toll and heat Of the day consequent upon the
disturbed condition Of society.
On the 9th inst. Col Dunning, who has been In COM
mand Of the port here for five weeks, ordered by
Gen. RO6ecrlne TO send scouts on the road toward
Addison In Webster County. Capt Hays, with his
company, was selected for that purpose. They went
up Buckhannon Mountains and down 10 Holly River
They found twelve men III house on Fork Lick
The scouts surrounded the house, when the Rebels
endeavoIing 20 escape, were fired at Two Of their
number were killed, one wounded, and seven taken
prisoners. Capt. HAYS then returned Tor re-enorce-
ments having learned that there was a force Of 800
Rebels at Addison. Lieut.. Logan with ten men, was
then sent TO scout the West Fora Of KGnawba River
One hundred Rebels were discovered at Mr.. Con
rad't house, when Lieut.. Logan sent for additional
men. Sixty of our boys were hurried forward. They
encountered the enemy, gave them battle, killed four
and wounded twelve. We had one man killed, Wm
Bogart, private in Company ibis friends, believe
reside on Richmond street,. After dispensing the
Rebels, our troops fell back on Blenders house.
Additional re-enforcements were sent to them for
the purpose Of securing the mountains and bringing in
our wounded. While they were cooking their break.
fart In a yard, concealed foe fired at and wounded
George Lanhart, private in Capt Hays's company:
The ball went in just below the shouder-blade and
passed out Of the lett breast He will recover. Our
whole force at this point ordered to return to
Buckhannon, for the purpose Of marching TO Cheat
Mountain, which order has since been countermanded
The officers who inthe expedition report large
number Of rebels oil through the country, who have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
u.~,.set I'm Distress,

Bosros Fndey, sePtemhcs 10 iuoI
~. sh,,H Harriet from Ncw-York for Rouerdeni,
:. off Highland Light, Cape Cod, In distress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

ARRIVAL OF THE MICHIGAN AT BOSTON.
BcsTox. Friday, September q, 1851.
U. {, steamer hohican, Commander Gordon, from
St. Psi dc LOsnda, has arrived at this port. All we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

Resignation Of Volunteer Officers
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The UNFoRrUNArE ELLswoRTH.-We took
the position last week that poor Ellsworth's
fate was. the result of his indscreton. - 1T
1 gives US pleasure to find this idea corrobo-
rated by the Chicago Post, and Tribune, as
follows: ,a@ --as@&@. E2
"In the minds of many there was Turk
Fling distrust of Ellsworth's qualifications for|
IA field officer" y Chicago Post.
eff the death of Col. Ellsworth-as the
consequence of his rash but gallant act,
Eservcs to teach other young officers that
Stheir first duty is to the men under their
command, and that the desire to do deeds,
Eof great personal daring must be subordi-
mate to the duties and responsibilities of
fofficial station, he will not have died wholly
lin vain. W, trust that the Commander.
{ in-chief Will make the tragedy the text of
Ia General Order, which, while it will slim.
sulate the courage and warm the blood Of
the gallant soldiers who are called to Lead,
ewill make them mindful of the fact which,
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campaign and to achieve personal distinc-
/ tion by the act, led him, as VIC are at pres
TENT advised, to a rash venture which has
! had terribly mournful result. Let it be a.
lesson. - Chic,go Tribune.
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