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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27
ARTICLE; Y.

SIC. IL. Upon the demand Of any three
States, legally assembled in their several con.
vcntions, the Congress shall summon con-
vcnlion Of all the States, 10 take into copsid.
Grafton such amendments 10 tho Constitution
MS the said States shall concur in suggesting
at the time when the said demand is made; /;
and should any of the proposed amendments
TO the Constitution be agreed on by the said
convcnton-voting by Slatcs-and the same
lbe ratified by the legislatures of two-thirds
tot the several States, or by conventions in
.twotlirtls lher"o!--;s the onr or the othsr
:mode of ratification may be proposed by the
general convention-thcy shall t!,cncet ,rward
form a part Of this Constitution. But no
lSla;c shall, without its consent, be deprived
'ol its equal representation in the Senate
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

"Al, ycs-a message from me! Yon shall
have it directly. Who pays your Ice in this
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

tue names III the pcrSo:lS
,@ain>t the bill shall de enter
nal OF each lInu.c rc:rcc:iv"
Shall not he returned 10y t:!c i
ten days (&undays excepted.
-rrrr~Deen rrrr~e,teu' To him,
:,e Il law. III Ike manner ai il
It, unless the Congress. hy Tt
prevent its return in which
lle a iaw. The plr-irlrut III:
appropriation ani di>arrr"v,
n,.op,.ia:in,,iu tie ,ame bill.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

Ssc. IL. Tic cxceatirr power Shall be
ycsla,! in . Presidential the Confederate States
or America. lie aud the Vice President shall
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

'"..'"'.
INTO tbs ConIGI"Iacy ~ - 'o'c"i tw'-'llir";
OF The ~L'ir. .li"Ese OF REPRESENTATIVE, a"''
two thirds nl the Senate, the Senate votI'g
" States DEt no ne" et"'r |i'!' Ut ioF'"'u
o. erected wl'IilH the jurisdiction OF any
other S'als; h"r amy state nr i"r'lle'' py tHI
Junction "i w" Or 'i'"Fs ''atGS' or l,af'S "l
@t"lcs' without inc cc''ch' "' ''ie 'r2','"'u'es
oi Tic oiaies concerned Is "c'' rs o' shc C'l''
sFeS4; ;.
:. he Con@r"s" sia! nave l'1wer I" ois'
pose "l ans maze al nerdi"i rules ann rr@"'
t'I''''". E"''Net"i''C t"c ltNFN'tJ Va N"N NN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

Sl:c. IL. 'rns judicial power Of the O
lc,lgralc States shall be vested in one oupeI
Cp,ul, aud iii such Inferior Courts rs the q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

4 the >ul:i'.ihed communication r.G.r- -
prcialIy To Col Greg Regiment, We nib-
lsh It ns u matter Of interest Ia lnAny Of our
r-alrr4. and heartily aprrlv"o In wi.,itnr,l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

Adopted, unanimously, March II, 1851.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

H. Char! So. ~ y, il: ,.;...ci4 i,.c mp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

Src. fl. The times. places and manner
Of holding clcctjnns for Senators ans! l;"pre-
scu;ativc., shall be prescribed in easll STATE
Iy Tic legislature Thereof. subject TO the pro-
,.;.;.rs of this Constitution bat the Congress
,,,v 4. anv ,ii..r, by, law M: kc or"i:cr s'Icil
,sr,;Ia;ion:. excerpt a, to tic times ana places
Of cina.in. Senators.
The Congress shall assemble ut Iya:t
once in every year; an,l suc.l meeting s;ia:i
10 on the first Monday in December, unless
they shall, by law, appoint different day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
By TeIeTraph from san Franci.co.

SAs FaAsclsco, Oc.. 81. p M.-The an.
nouncement OF the compl, ton Of the telegraph
at seven o'clock last evening. sent thrill OF
Joy through the community. Preparations for
firing q salute and other demonstrations to hon.
or the event, were introduced. when the second
through dispstch from the east announced the
death OF Gen B,ker, whom almost every ciii-
zen regarded as personal friend. Universal
jJy was thus changed to sorrow. The celebra.
ticn was then postp0ned.
0aRG n MATrERs.-Pvliticisu we'll informed
express the opinion that the Governor will aD-
punt Benz. Stark, Of Portland, TO succeed Bs.
ker as Senator. HIS sympathies are secession.
Gen Lane has advertised that be will run, but
without much hope Of success.
San Francisco wooden factory, valued sI
$50 700. was burned yesterday. Insured foI
S4B 600 .et0 81
Friends Of Ex-senator Guin say he dep,rted
for Europe vita q British steamer 60 Aspinwsll
tie expec 9, to meet his family at Savannah
who accompany him thence
Oregon dates received 10 the l9.h, give glow
ing accounts OF the richness Of the Neg Prrce
mines, Of new gold discoveries over . vids
sxpanse Of country, published 10 the POrtlans
papers. Guild in increasing Quantities continues
TO arrive from The mines. Inc news pnblis6eS
in the V,et1riA Sapers, from Bntish Columbir
never was more exciting. There will probably
De another stampede North Dext spring eQua
20 the Frazer river excitement in / ,59.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
From Edward.,s Ferr1.

EpwAWps's FERRY. Oct. 26 ALI quiet last
night; no pickles. were thrown over the river,
out those on this side heard those OF the rebels
all night on the opposite side, and cav t1elr
ftes thickly scattered 10 the woods along tho
shore. Their centrazing point was a cump
of trees on the bluff where our troops had con-
,tTucted q picket station, aud near the spot
where our a-tiliery shelled them during the
sSirmish on Tuesday last
When our troops we're withdrawn from the
Virginia eide on Wednesday night, the l6h
Indiana occupying the most advanced and ex-
posed position, were not aware OF any with
dra val until the rest had been successfully fer
ried. They lay upon the cold ground, almos
frozen, with loaded muskets in their hands. ev-
cry moment expecting an overpo"eriDg assault
from the concealed aud reinforced enemy,
whose numbers were known to exceed our own
BY many thousands Yet the only murmurings
uttered by the hardy cons Of the Northwest
we're at the orders to return without disputiDg
the ground, inch BY inch, With their sdversaries.
THIS regiment brought with them two prison
ers, the owner ofthe mill on Goose Creek, with
his son, who II was charged had prepared com
busiibles TO Ere the bridge over Goose Greek,
but were prevented from carrying out their de-
sign by the sudden descent upon the bridge by
our skirmishers.
The officers of the regiment had g cOnversa-
tion with prisoner OF war, highly Intelligent
gentleman and nou-cpmmssoned officer Of
oue Of the Mississippi regimen's engaged in the
affair at Balls Bluff. He left Lee.burg on Sur-
day night, when there were but five regiments
there. There were 10 delensible works at
Leesbnrg, but every approach was fortified,
commanding the river and land routes.
This prisoner was astonished to learn that
our army was not almost entirely composed OF
abOltionists and radical Republicans, and that
our main object was other than to emsucipatt
the slaves throughout the South. He said i
the facts were generally known to tho working
people OF the SOuIh, that our sole object was &c
sustain the Constitution and to preserve the
Uaion intact, there would be revolution In the
Confederate army and peace restored.
He was surprised beyond measure to be as
sured that Brekinridge Democrats constituted
large component of the army.
Capt Vaughn. Of the Rhode Island battery
who vent over with q ,g of truce, has return
ed. He was ciptured BY party who did moi
understand the Law Of nations, but was after.
ward released by the military authorities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30

Humoa In THE EHEs.-There is probably no
part OF the physical organization more tender
or sensitive than the eye, and when bumor once
settles on the delicate organs of sight blindness
is sure to follow. There are instances where
persons, having become blind, have applied to
oculists in vain for relief, the professional gen
,tlemen being Ignorant of the hidden cause Of
the trouble. "Kennedy's Medical Discovery"
has effected many cures where the patients
we're totally blind from the above causei and
we mention the fact at the present time to In
duce any who may be suffering from any trouble
with their eyes to try this wonderful discovery,
and not these only, but any who may be troubled
With humors Of any kind. ,,.i,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
rho WARM mi,.ourI.

Corr spondence Of ST. Louis papers.
CAMP MoRRIssEY, thirty miles South Of
WMsaw. No, ,0u. %. Gen. Lane captured q
transportation train of the enemy near Butler,
Bate, county, aud took the escort prisoners, q
lew days since; among the latter we're Captain
Whiting and Lieut. Vaugnn.e ~ = .i.a.
Lsne also reports that he found q large nun.
her Of sick and wounded rebels at Rosthill
Johnson county, in a starving condition., tC
whose wants be administered. o 90 :. & 20
Nine contrablDds arrived in campo day OF
tso ago, sent here BY oDe OF Lance officers, =
Their case has been investigated, and &c Is IN
derstood Gen. Fremont will return them 20 theil
owners ~ tN Il
L,ue also captured a large amount Of lead
in one Of the western counties, and sent it 4
Fort Scott, A,ksusas. q ss.cfs ass s.a.s1
There is no definite news Of the wheresbout'
of Price or McCullOch. -~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
Reports OF tho Deser-
ton OF Com. DnpOnt's Private Sec-

Contra adictory Reports OF tho Deser-
tion OF Com. DupOnt's Private Sec-
retary. zee y
New Yong, Oct. 90 The Post says morn.
ing journal alarms It's readers by q report that
the private secretary Of Com modore Dupont had
deserted to the enemy. Our own correspondent
with the naval expedition mentions incidentally,
as matter of email importance, that Q mas
ter's mate on one OF the ships,e crazy fello",
had suddeDly disappeared, and IL was feared be
had, in q moment OF temporary alteration oil
mind, wandered beyond the lines. where he
would be shot by the enemy. We suppose this
10 the ground Of fact on which the rumor is
founded. s.t r
Lieut.. Scott, who was command of the
keystone State, has been placed under arrest
at Philadep1is, for bringing his vessel to that
port when he was ordered 10 follow the Sumter
until he found her.
This evenings Commercial prints the follow
ing: -.aa
A prominent business firm 10 the city receiv
ed to-day letter fom the feet about to sail
on the Southern expedition, which partially
confirms the statement made this morning in
regard TO the detection Of q p eminent naval
officer and the loss OF the sealed orders OF the
Comn,odore. The letter is as follows:
DEAR SIR--Last night a surgeon from the
Vanderbilt came on board our vessel and re-
por ed that the Commodore had been robbed OF
all his private papers, charts and sealed orders,
by bis private clerk. The traitor was supposed
to have gone over TO the rebels. The effect
this new turn of events may give to the whole
enterprise, cannot tell. ..l.s ra..-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
Few York Market.
turrOArro roa TUE ONO sr.rzx,x

kNAFOhlho FOh OuiO j
NEw YoRK, Oct. 90.
FL0UR-A shade armer. with good demand for ex.
port aud home consamplion also fair inquiry for for
Ward delivery sale, IS 200 bbls at IS 55 oO for reject
ed SIS 0J95 55 for supeThle state; s. 90 a. 80 for
extra stais chiefly at IS 70a IS; 50 sOa IS for
pei hne ives ern; SIS 7095 IS for common to medium
ira western IS 9560O or shipping br4Dds round
hoop Ohio; 81 1895 so for trade brands do, market
closing hrm. Included in sales 500 bbls state
liyerabe in November and december on private terms
Canadian djur may be quoted quite hm with fair In
qui'y. Sales 95O bbIs a. IS 5095 50 for tuperfne;
SIS 1907 so for common TO choice extra Rys flour
quiet and STEADY; sales at 50 "a Is.
CORN MBAL-Qiiet and unchanged; sales 500 bbls at
81 81 for Jersey; s. 2093 25 for choice western
wHEAr-ULe cent lower, with moderate business
doing for export at the deeline 'a-s Of 5000 bush
Chicago spring q, 81 1891 81; 10 500 bush Racine
spring at 81 229l y: % OOU bu,h Nj waukes club at
81 29l 81; 10 OOO do amber Iowa at 81 2i9 25; OU0
de choice do at So 26; 10 30 do red Ete at lo
al 80; 63 Quo do win red western at 81 3O9I 32
2IOO do Cansda club at 81 "a; 40 OO0 do Mch-
gan at 81 3f9I IS; 81 900 do white Kentucky at 4U9
IS; 9O0U 60 white wes ern at 81 409I 20.
RYE-scarce and firm al I59SOc a. TO quality.
BARLEY-Fi'mer, with less offering; sales $4,000
bush Canadian at 06c. .E. 4 .s'...4 i
CORN-Is Ic better with moderate demand for export
and home consumpton marke closed rather quiet; sales
Of 900 bush 55959o for damaged mixed western;
696Inc for good to prime Shipping do, nearly all at
the outside price; &c for western yellow 6Oc for white
western.
OGTs-ueayy and lower; sales at 399i0c for Canada;
40G4Ic for western and state.
PORK-wnh ut important change; sales Of 600 bbls
at SIS e59l5 IS for mess 80 62k9i0 10 90 for prime.
BReR-In fair demand, sales 200 bbls At 81 0O94 SO
for prme IS 0095 so for mess; % 259lI 50 for re-
packed mess; SIC 7J9I3 so 6r extra mess Prime mess
beef inactive. -f
BEEF HAM'-In fair demand; sales of IS bbs prime
western at Sl6 so.
cur MEATs-steady; sales Of 90 packages at So for
shoulder. and 596c for hAms.
BACoN-In good demand; saies Of $50 hhds suoied
tides SIC AID 500 boxes at short delivery private
terms.
LARD-Uuehanged; sales tf 500 bbls at sK@0Kc;
latter RENE price.
BUrrRR-cOntinues firm; sales OF Ohio at 69lsc;
state l2X I6c.
cHEksE--Duil and dropping; fAir 20 and prime ~
@7c.
C0RFEE--Quiet and unehsnged; sales Of so bags Rio
at I5kc: 30 bags St. Domingo at I5kc.
RIOE--Iaactive. .lr 81 .tEa = rr
sUaAR-Ra~ without material change in price and In
moderate request safes Of 30 bids Uuh At 7ts9sx,
MuscNvadO ~ &c: 3l2 boxes havsna at7k96Lc.
M0LAs5ES-Quiet sale Of Is hhds Porto kico at &c
TALLow-c 1n,inues firm at 9Sc Tor prime city; rales
Of 7,oOO Lbs do at &c.
wHIsKY-withOuti impolant change; sales 200 bbIs
st2Ikc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30

BosToN, Oct %. Lieut. Col. PaIfrey, com
manding the Massachusetts, !20th Regiment,
has made an official repofI 70 GOV. AudreH, IN
which the loss Of thisgaliant reei ment ct Bsll's
Bluff 10 shown TO be about fiity per cent. The
safe, nine; killed, one; wounded Eve; miss-
ing, seven; rank and fle engsged, three hum
dred and eighteen; killed, wounded and 3miss-
ing, one hundred and forty seven. ~ sli,aS
A private letter states, that the United States
sloop. Of. war Dale had captufeda steamer laden
With rice while attempting to run the blockade,
from Savannah to Havana. az 0sF2 q ys
The Atlantic cotton mills 10 lawrence will
resume operations on the l0th of November,
and give employment TO eleven hundred per
aona. M. VI INV ktuE lNaNI y II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
J From, Jthe Upper Potomec.

DARNEsrovs, OCT q &c Gsnersl Bsnks's brig
ades left Edvaids's Fetry yesierdsy morning,
aud arrived here last night. A sufficient force
remains at the ferry to ensure safety against
attempts TO eross % Imelest rs. II ~ ~ ~
Rebel pickets ifhed the opposite shore; taunt
ing US With our attempt to invade Virginia, and
begging the favor Of another yisis. fL9I 4
4 The question may be asked why Gen.. Ian
al Balrs Bluff. BE was IN washington under
special orders, and, hearing of the engagement,
proceeded TO Poolesville and took part in the
action next day at Edwards's Ferry.
Col. Baher's body having been etpbalmed,
will be exhibited in state in Philadelphia pre-
vious to removal to California. 1 AE@
Nothing new on the Potomac to-day except
the review of McCall's division.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30

Carr Law SON We understand that Capt.
LAwsos Of Company A, Col. MARRow's Resi-
ment, will remain 10 the city till Monday next.
This will afford an opportunity for our citizens
TO place in his charge contributions Of blank
cts, shirts. socks and other articles for the COM
fort and solacs Of the brave fellows belonging
to Com panies A and B. We trust this golden
opportunity will not be suffered by any one to
pass BY unimproved Much has been done al
ready; but there is ample room for more.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30


next, TO interposo their claims ard TO make
Their Allegations 10 that behalf.
The second advertisement, puol!sntd by o'
der Of the Court, is In accordance with the
first and sets forth that VIM. Shields. formerly
of Washington. some montbs ago removed with
his family to Richmond, where he has been re.
siding ever since. and where he has been and
now is engaged In the instruction ana resist
ance To the laws of the United Stites OF Amer
lea, now existing in said State, and in secret
correspondence with the enemies OF said Unit
ed States residing in the City of Washington
and elsewhere, transmitting 70 them money and
other valuables and receiving the same from
them In return, which has been applied In part
to aid aud abet aud promote the said insurree-
ton and resistance TO the laws, and those who
are engaged therein; and the said William
Shields has know ngly used and employed, ana
ctnse ented to the use and employ ment Of the
property hereinbefore mo- particularly descrio'
ed. to aid and abet and promote the same insur'
rec,ion and the parties engaged therein. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
ITO the Associated Press !
From Sait Lake city.

GREAT SAtr LAKE CRY. Oct. 2s-Washkee,
chief OF the Soske Indians, arrived here to-day
With band of Indians. and returned to Mr.
Bromley, agent OF the Overland Mail c. mpsny ,
number OF hors aud mules, stolen from the
Bear River BY the Binnock Indians, BIO having
captured them from that tribe This ia the old
cbe's first visit to this place. He received suit
able presents for his exploit, and Is being we'll
entertained during his stay. He is the best
friend the whites have in that vicinity; aud
we're il not for him, great depredations upon the
whites would constantly be committed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
From tho 5 s,uth, via LoaIsviiIs.

L,u.vrLLx. DC, 2g.-Ths Louisville Courier,
published at Nashville and issued irom Bowling
Green. says: si..s -. -, -
. RicHnDsD. Oct. q The track Of the. Alex.
audria Railro,d has been torn up from Fairfax
Court Hsuse 70 Manassas. /
|, Breckipridge. Reslon and Humphrey Mar
shall arrived st Richmond on the 2ist, and were
received with the greatest cordially and enthu-
eiasm. -er4
Gen. John Grsyson. commanding the. FIori-
ds forces died at Tsllahasse. ,.4 III 7.
Gov. MO9re. Of Louisiana, has issued sn or
der requiring all persons leaving New OdeanG
and Jefferson Point On steamboats, for Memphis
20 get passes IRON the Execudse oficcrs.
Gen. Tnomas's Official account Of the Will
Cas affsir ss,s the forces uere nearly equal
and the Fsdssal troops repnIsed tbs eneny win
great loss 70 the rebels and bus lit'ls 10 n.
kederal3.e i1s57 = AZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30

AID Fur THE soLDiGas.-7We are glad TO
learn that about eighty dollars was realized
for the Soldiers. Aid Society, at the entertain
ment given BY the WEBB sisters.1at Armory
H all, on Monday night. Great credit is due to
Mr.. wEBB for his liberslity, s.apd, 70 the sisters
and the pshsr performers for the zeal aud sue
cess with which they entered into the arrange.
meut Tniss spdtbeir other, entertainments in in
this city will long be remembered With feel
ipes of mingled pleasure and gratitude. sgyql %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
rrou vor,r... 1rou,e,.

FonrREss MosRoE. Oct 25-Oae hundred
Thousand raIions have been distributed among
the regiments attached to the great expedition
tbis afternoon, preparatory TO their departure.
Csp,ains OF Transports received sealed orders
to day. tis reported that one of them has
opened his orders aud divulged the destinations
OF the f,et. Men and animals on board suf-
fered greatly during the gale Of tho Last two
days. @
Two recent deserters from the Confederates
greatly from want and sickness.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30

ONO Blrrsr GOEvEsrDn.-Tbea Ohio Blp-
tist Convento6 was in session slast week at
Mahsaeld, commencing iis meeting on the 24sh.
The attendance was large, and The occasion one
of most Interest," y ssaas .sssasaa5s ,r,s.s5a ~
The annual report of the Secretary of the
Board showed ,tEenty-six missionaries In the
employ of the Board this conventional yetr.11---
Religious. meetings Intended in addition'ato
times Of preaching, ll5o; pastoral visits, 1862;
persons bapt'zed, III; number received BY let
ter and experience, l05 IiFAb g. !
The following, oiacers were elected by the
Conyention President-Rev y. NJ. HOYr,
Cleveland; Vice Psesident h. coIlF, Mans
field; Corresponding Secretary Rev ? II +.
CARsAHAs, Z,nesville; Recording Secretary
Rev. J NJ tCAamAs,, Ashland, ,yNn a.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Cincinnati Market.

ef tt- CIHcrNsATI, Oct. %.
PLoUR-In the four market theie s con inued rood
feeling amongst holders but the demfnd very
pressing to-day. eupei foe is quoted as In Last
81 25, extra and family at % 3094 50
WHEAT The views Of wheat opera ors we're some.
what varied day, US to the condition Of the market
strictly prime grades Of bth red and white taken
readily bu. other qualities were neglected. Some sales
were at better prices Than we're quoted Satur
day, aud extend outside figure red to &c. and
on white to 93;.
CURN-wss rather dull. and buyers were not nellned
TO pay over 2qc
q OArS-Are frmer and held mostly at 26Kc.
RYE-s in request and cannot be bought at less than
42c.
BARLEY-R nges from IS to so. The latter Is easily
had for prime quality. fa
waIsKY-eemains as quoted on Saturday, and Is a
tTiae moIe fini. 5it
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30

or Eight Companies Of the Eighteenth Reg
imeps. U. s. IafanIry. under Col CARRIsGrOs,
marched into the city yesterday from Camp
Tao1as. and proceeded TIA lot near the Luna-
tic Asylum. where they performed various mil.
itsry evolusions and exercises, showing the
skill and efficiency of the men and their OH
cess. Returning to the city in the afternoon,
the companies made a similar exhibition Of
their proficiency in the art military, much TO
the graniicatiou Of mum erous spectators. The
companies retusned in the evening 70 their
cai1u. 2 = .igssas. .s!lsS ia. a ca-as's. -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30

gJ- Toe total number Of men enlisted In Ohio
up to Monday evening, Oct 2s, 10 stated at
60,25O. OF these tbirty-eight regiments OF in
fsntry, five regiments of cavalry, and eleven
batteries of artillery, are in actual service; and
there are Ave regiments in camp ready for
marching orders-the Fret, Eighteenth, Nine
tcentb, Forty. first and Fifty fret. ia'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
Troops Ordered from Pennsylvania

HARRisBuRG, Oct.4 29.-Gov. Curtin, in &C.
cordauee with instructions received from the
War Department, has Issued marching orders
to the iollowiug regiments: Col. HarIsanit's,
5ist; Col. Dodge's, sal; Col. Brookes, 53j;
Col. Couliers, II h; Cd DIvis's, l04h; Col.
Cske's. 96 b; the 97th, aud one regiment from
Camp Cameron, which L. near this point. The
regiments, eight 10 number. are ell full, splen
didIy armed and equipped, snd will remove "a
their respective destination during the week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-30
O,CsAL MATTER s..
A Chance for Printers.

Democratic newspaper, recently started, with CIR
culaon Of 500 copiess offered for sale at the low price
Of four hundred dollars cash. 1t Is printed In q
aJurihing county has part Of the county printing
aud It's circulation easily be raised 70 zoo. The ma
teral Of tie once cost. twoysars ago, ssoo This s
good opening fora practcaI printer. Address Editor
statesman colu nbus, Ohio. fotfufsher particulars.