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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-14
From the upper potomae.

DARSisRowN, Nov. S,--An arrival from West.
ern Virginia brings dates from Manassas to the
18th Oct. M N'ri5li q ~ 7t1y t+AFl. tf .a-
The central division of the rebel army was
at Centreville, and an immense number Of
hands were engaged In erecting entrenchments,
anticipating an attack BY Mcclellan. johnson
was at Centreyille, Beauregard ct Fairfax depot,
on the right Of the Braddock road, and was also
busiiy preparing for the anticipated attack,
The combined forcesof Johnson and Beaure.
gard estimated at not to exceed one hundred
thousand fighting men, but reinforcements are
expected from Richmond. Their artillery
amounted to two hundred pieces, mostly indif-
ferenty mounted and horses of poor quality.
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From Fortross uTonroei. .
] i3Nli fiIsrald'D plspatch. o. J

z FoRvRRss MonROE, Nov u.--Col. Max Web
.saucS Id, force this morning, at New Market
Bridge. The .scouts reported. two howitzers in
position By the rebels. Col. Weber Immediate
iv advanced and drew ltheirf ire which Waa
Etssdily returned, ihs enemy losing two men
Killed and seS N Wounded. The rebels then
Withdrew, taking VITA them their guns and slain
comrades.
Col. Weber did not lose man,
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mu,inY at NorRolk.

BosroN, Nov, 13.-Thtee thousand Of Gen.
Barber's New England Division are under Or
ders to leave ON Wednesday. They embark at
BostoA. The llth Maine Regiment arrived to-
day. en- route South. -, w ,] q, ~ .S -.
A. letter In the Transcript from. Fortress
Monroe, dated the l lth, says news Just reached
here that three Thousand rebel soldiers had
mutinied at Norfolk slso that most OF the citi-
10 confirmation Of this Captain o. Tag, United
States army, says the stars and stripes were AZ.
ing from Pig Point, opposite Newport News,
where the rebels have for q long time had q
formidable battery. -
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: COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
IREPoRrED FOR TIE OHIO srATrsxAs ]

l"A<oA>AEb ESh i
NEw YoRK, Nov. -
c0TT0N-scarcely 50 firm; sales 400 bales Mddling
FLoUR-0pened steady and closed a shade frmer with
good demand for export and home sales 49,
400 barrels at % 299S s. IS 5O5 IS for
s!ae ~ esgS ~ for extra state, chiefly At
70 7O95 70; IS 5O95 50 for superne western; IS ESQ
W for common to medium extra western; s5 95Q6 %
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; 50 1906 rs
for trade brands do. Canadian four shade hrmer
with moderate demand; sales Of 2O0 bbls at IS Soc
@5 So for superne s5 1907 SO for common to choice
extra. f5ii d q zitId .G'as ls'H a1 ras 'tLLTj
RYE TLoUR-oaiet and steady with sales at 30 $50
CORN MEAL--Quiet and Unchanged. ft1s'sa-.
q, WhlsKY-Hatner more steady; sales 100 barrels at
for export at the advance. Sales of $4,000 bushels Chi
cago spring at 81 2l9l "a; Racine spring at 81 "a
al rs; Milwaukee club at 81 25@1 2S; Amber Iowa at
SS9i 30; red state at 81 St9i s5i spring state at
eO winter red western 81 359I Ss amber Michigan
at 81 1901 4O white Canadian at 81 1901 So the lat.
ter price for very choice; white state at 81 45 white
Michigan at 81 1sSl SO; white Kentucky at 81 500
RYE-scarce and very firm; sales of 1900 bushels at
BARLEY-Firmer; sales 1900 bushels Canadian at
zoe.
ooRN-opened firm and closed shade better with
moderate demand for export and home consumption anC
specuation sales Of bushels at 6O962c for dis
lesy mixed western; ezges for good 70 prime shipping
4
oATS-Scarce and frmer sales at 46c for Canada
t494 for western Pennsylyania and state.
PORK-DulI and heavy; prices slightly favor the pur
chaser sales Of $50 barrels at e4 509l5 25 for
80 5000 G2K for prime. .s,1 a t-sr-.. r r.,
BEEF-RuleS quiet and unchanged: sales 120 barrels
at S494 So for prime; S55 SO for mess; Sll@I2 for
repacked Sl3 for extra mess. Prime beefin.
active. ------------- --...--
BEEF HAMs-ouiet.. z, .-.
! H0GS-Dressed In active demand at Sc.
CUT TMEATs-DuilWith sales t4lsc for shoulders and
A#H|H .
BAcoN-In good demand, chiefly FOR future delivery,
at 6z@7k. Sales Of 1000 boxes assorted deliverable in
December, January and February on private terms.
LARD-Dull and fayora the buyer; sales 1890 barrels
Sh@9hc, the latter an extreme price, and $50 kegs
BUTTER-shade Armer at lo9l4c for Ohio, and ID
@20c for state.
i sOHEESE-Firm at 5hl7Kc. Ett.
ooFFEE--Very firm and in active demand; GALES Of
$50 bags Santos on board for export to London pri
yate efms 800 bags Rio OF l5c 200 bags Maracaibo
private terms; lOO bags Laguayra at lsc. .- .
SUGAk-Raw. In good request, and market very firm;
fair 10 good refining quoted at 6@6c sales since last
report Of s49 hhds Cuba OF 7X95ze few hhds Porto
Rico at Sk@9k; 500 bags Manila at 7Xc; and 100
bags Calcutta private terms. Refined steady and
changed at 9k@ l0c yellow at I0@101e and lie for
ground, granulated and crushed. ~ 'l'a 5i.N"
M0LAssEs-steady and firm; sales OF IS hhds Cubl
Muscoyado at 26c; IL hhds Bafbadoes at &c., 3e hhds
Porto Rico at 40c. '4t --l+ = llilS1l l'' pen
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Cincinnati Market.

.tp--b5n "a t1s wei, CINCINNATI, Nov. aSs
FLoUR-Is unchanged. Holdsfs are not disposed Il
make concessions to meet buyers and hence but ltt
has been done. We quote superfne at S4@4 TO-. extr
a. 2094 30; and family "a 1904 SO. eey
WHBAT-Rirm and In good demand at FOR re'
and s5@90c for white.
0ATS-In good demand at 27c. t
RYE-Unchsnged, and Arm at 42943c. -
BARLEY-Dull and dropping ct 4Sc and 4sc, are tn
outside rates for spring and fall. $50
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YfNMhMep 1tqfe1 - d Eort HoY0Is
NEW YoAK, Nov Z 3 ID tdsfs have been re-
|eeiyed to-day for the ehipI ,ent of ordnance and
SsdneuSs g s;oEss !. se Lots Royal Fhsy Will be
A letter from Bermtida, BY Che brig Peerless :.
sta.ss that the rebel steamer Nashville was at
St. .esOrgs'ssg the 9sih Of October, taking in
coal.
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IN III .latif -, 49, QnH n. tf1a o. -. ~ fud
TIE MoHsTRR Day iGooDs SToREsrrH any
body can aad Better name for the multitudin.1
Gus, andnyet we'll sselected assortment Of dry
goods at HEkpLEs, EBERLY & RioHARDs, $50
and 252 South sfIighsstfeet, we would thank him
to hand over, ,the preferable. designation. The
partial enumeration Of the articles there on ssle
TO be found imam advertisement in another col
umn, shows the collection 10 be like GGTHE's
perfect maj, q. many sided, and every side
thoroughly cultivated. The, reader can not do
bestefthaa u oealt and see this r cutiositydhop'
in the dry goods line for himself. Heiwill find
it equal in lie Raytola visit tof BARNUM's .Mu-
aeunn A1aikispa DIV h2fs0c 80 sW aas ,i
se l-aib ipprleTai ~ auiID 10 s.siIgsifs.,oi N,
Il hgiyesusPleasure to announce do the mn,
merOhs friends Of Mr.: RIcaIRDs, who no attends
to the selection and purchase Of the goods, that
he has returned from his FecentS Wait to- The
East, sndishoy ready, with;the other Patt6sty
and clerks ofithIs mammoth establishment, 10
attend v the ssnts aud please ike afaaciss Of
friends and customefs ,zaE,sa gsot pa gisye ssgs
T'sT7 ID Ffai- lia sastH afit
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. BosToN. Nov. l2.--Geo.@ r. Goodwin's me-
nagerie was burnt this evening and all tho ami
mails smothered to deaths some seYenty or eighty
In number. FsaT sprNq az 4 4syZs .ss4r e,sA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-14

PaILADEIrarA, Nov. lS.-A public meeting
10 TO be held In this city to take into consdera.
ton the relief Of contrabands constantly ar
rlviDg here. -
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1Nin9 additionsl prisoners Of a@sr were
broushslto Camp c6sssal on Tuesday morning:
There 27s lsthe camp S''e ,,ii.s lls b :,
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LOCAL 'MlATFRRs,

annDG1snn1 tpui ,Aosfa9ss 5fj =! f.I4H ~ ID
MoOOvr& Co.'s CoLLEsB.--iT The evening
class Of this iphttptioa win commence, On Mon.
day evchi6g,at o,clocks for the purpose Of CIV
ing instrus.ionin Bookkeeping and'Wfiting, n
Terms for twenty lessons in writing $3.,''s siA
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Cleveland Market

oIzvzLlsD, Nov. l2.
FL0UR--No sales. Prices unchanged
WHEAT Inactive. The only sales reported are 2
cars red at 93c on track. N
c0RN-sales Of 1000 bush from store, at $780,
u 0ATS-Quiet at25c. 7ngE evvrs~
HIGHwINEs-SAles Of 25 bbls at Ice.
BUTTHR-sales OF merchants W. r. at lOc.
EGas-Rirmat l4c. yohBl-.ia2'E p. e. iia p
.s ft1r e-. - IS s si -e1i -s=aa - Ledder .
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"a q 7LIl-- ~ LII a "a q ~
BOARDING ], rBOARDING!!

GOOD BOARD & PLEASANT ROOMS
VI for eight ten persons, be hadby applying to
2. PATTERSON, No. lib South Front Street, between
State and Town Streets. va -i-.+--S
Being but one square from the State House, makes 1t
desirable place for business men. 70 $50 s-,.- /.
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SheriT's Sale.

J. Ii |.a 4. L. N
VIM. W. Richards, adn.) . . ~. ~ aaa'.s ".
IL jacob Fl Sioa. Common Pleas as is.s. .s'. !.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of franklin county, Ohio,
Twill offer for sale at the door Of the Court House, In
the city OF Columbus, ~ p NlN t... '2lis''
%on Saturday, November 18th, A. D. 1861,
O'clock p. NJ the following described real estate,
to wit: N FltlaS
Lots three (, twentythree (23), nineteen (l9, 1fy'
5, and fftyfve f55), In tho town Of Rome, Pni.
re township In the county or franklin, and State Of
Ohio. Alao, 40 acres, or less which sold Jacob
lGGI sSHss' sEos q iCSn No. ~ stss sssso G E
WI {" %, 80 90
ny aslysEiA"b1s is, $50 SSgeswsg as
'is " NY s's ~ $50 n 90 90 nav -
M "" 20 acres at % 0Operacre. N-
~ s.sseass},-jsra @. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
i, ,, By ED DAVIS, Deputy.
|. ostIisiat te' - W. ,ae.1aa sg5s 54ss ,2ITAl
/ ~
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PRICE
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,

My signature is on each package. ALI otbsn ara
counterfeit. ~ -
package WILDE sent by mail, prepaid recsiptoFe
Thirty Cents Hhi
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From the Southern Path FINDER, Neworleans; BE- q g.
Try theml you tina. arc afflicted, and we srs sare that
your testimony can be added to the already numerou1 Nv
list that has received benefits that other medicine eau
produce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-14

D" From the st. Louis Deuocrst. q ~
Tho immease demand for the article ,osohAls Pilh s
Is rapidly Increasing.
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Fro ~ Kanawha Valley Star, RAuaWhs, Va.
We are sure that persons SUFFERING with the hesdsahs
who try them, will stick to them. sfGaEg1
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From the aasstte, Davenport, loNa-a.s .i.r aA
Mr.. spading would not connect his name With an ar.
dole he did not knOSo to possess real merit. u,
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From the Western R. R. Gazette, Chicago, III,
We heartily endorse Mr.. spauding, and his unrvaIee
cephalic ellis. .,s -erug
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From the Democrat, ct. CLOUD, Nina, "a 3 "a i,s
II you are, or have been, troubled with the headache
send for box, (cephac Pls,) so that you may have
them In case Of an attack.
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Rrinte!'sfee % oo..o,l, 80 ssg Ts7 .,.5,a,
10 asil ~ snl b ~. .s1ai N Ii, -
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II" FT0m huV5Tu51I' EI0VU5Hc5i L
The Cephac Pills said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and OF the very best foY
that very frequent complaint which has ever been
covered as afat- L
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, vs..
oephalIc Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, vz-: Cure'of headache In all ftsforrs.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, We. gnI,
They have been tested in than thOusand cases
with entire success. .bt.r ---s,6fts, AZ, st,,q --
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not my province to render sny report of thil
action. II deem it an Imperative duty to say
that the firing and maneuvering of our feet
against that of the rebels and their formidable
sand batteries, was masterpiece of activity
and professional skill. d VA. u bd r. ,sg sa sg
After the works were reduced I took posses.
sion Of them with the land forces. The work
on Hilton Head was severely crippled, and ma.
nv of the guns dlsmonnted.sls ! Sea 80 y ~.
Much slaughter had evidently been made
there, many bodies having been buried In the
fort, and some twenty or thirty found, some hall
q mile off :, sr,c,,s 1, b. ~. .,-- a. t,,ssg.s q
After landing and taking possession, Of the
forts, Gen. Sherman issued proclamation 70
the people Of South Carolina, saying: al b'as y
In obedience to orders of the Government
have landed on your shores with q small force
OF National troops. We come among you
without feelings of personal animosity, with nc
desire to harm your citizens, destroy property
or interfere with any of your lawful laws, rights
or social or loyal institutions, beyond what
causes herein alluded to will render uuavoda
Bile.
Gen. Sherman then reviews the action o.
South Carolina In the present rebellion, sndim
plores the people to pause and reflect upon the
consequences Of their acts, and says:
WeIhaye come among you as loyal men, ful
" impressed with our constitutional obligations
to the citizens Of your State. 70 These 'obliga.
tions shall be performed as far as in our pow.
er but be not deceved-the obligation OF, the
suppression of armed combinations against con.
stitutional authorities is paramountto all 9th.
s1.If IN performance Of this duty, minor, but
Important obligations should be neglected, II
must be attributed to tSehecessitieg Of the case
because rights. dependant ON the laws of the
State muat NECESSARILY aucumb' to military Ell
ge1cies, created BY insprrecson and rebellion.
Prof. Lowe made q balloon ascension on
Monday night. His observations showed camps
along the rear of the rebel batteries iorsten OF
twelve miles in the direction of Manassas, In
dicating the enemy yet In force in that vicinity
John Cochrane delivered an addreaa to his
reei ment in the presence Of Secretary Cameron
and other distinguished persons.s Thepest i'm,
fportant point in his argument was in relation Il
| the treatment oi slaves duting the present con.
| Aict. He said we need to use every means In
| out postef 10 subdueI the rebellion; I'VE should
take their cotton and sell Of bdrn ,it, ID wsi
| best; conGacate their property, and ben necsa
eary, taxa their lives; and .as their slaEesar,
lused as. an element Of strength against MS, WI
should mt hesitatnA Aotaka fhemS SaDd If Ineu8lan
fy 10 place arms inrtheir hands, thatthsy lnigK
fSssist; IL sst tablishing the rights Of common hu
manity. This sentiment was received with IN
bounded enthusiasm.
, 1861-07-27
Southern hceeNu1s Of lie fsa1tte nj
MAnaAS1Bs

LOUISVILLE, July ga special Richmond
G:s1rtch to TIC Charleston Wefrury, on the
.31tl. eoys so tnon rs it Became evident tha:
tic cntnoy meant to give battle oo Sunday,
PRESIDENT DaCis hasteneato to tho scsrs OF &C"
ticn, arriving n time to take Part ia the bat
t:e. ard Immediately assumed commana Of the
c:1lter. Btauregsrd commanded the right
wing aud Johnston the Lett. It WAS against
Jchn:tcr's command that tha easnly conccn.
tra:ed their best troops aad fought
,sst ensti-ats1y Al ore s.rtla9S tine that fat
;is ;le issrc M Ct il conflict II: tsat direction
.ttmed Gcubt'nl- Il wns here that Dtrton'a
Get.eia regiment Tas posted, aud which was
s., ttrribiy cut up. 4 lar.s3 body Of our
.rccIs from the ccItrc was cent a: this criti.
ca; Ec1ntzt to .he assistance Of Johnston anu
tn:rta II. tide of baltic. The ene.uy bsoke
Seatttr2c1s, AID the battle sooa b:canl2 !
TSe latest from Richmond, aaa, Says Con-
,,rtEs NIT 1t nccD, and AFTER prayer had besn
ut;c1ss, *hc following dispatch was read be-
fore that bod;: -
MANASSAS JUNCTION, sunday Night. ~
ssTle plight has clascd upon hard fought
field. Our forces won glorious 7lc:ory. TIE
enemy vas routed and lied pTEcipitatel},
abandoning large amount Of arms, aznmun!-
:lun, kDapeacks and baggage. The ground is
etres7u fer miles with these killed, and farm
houses and grounds around afe filled with the
3ounced. The pursuit was continued along
| Eeyeral routes towards LeesbEr.. AID Ccutre-
| vile, until darkness covered the fugitiycs.
| We have captured several 1icli batteries and
| q reeimental stand Of arms, ona one United
Stats flag. Many prisoners laye been taken.
Tao high p1sisc cannot he bestowed whether
fer the skill of the principal cflce7s or for The
| gallantry Of a11 our troops. The battle was
insi1,'y fought en- CIT Let. Our forcs there
| was 15,OC0 flat Of the enemy estimated al
IS, eco. Signed, JEFF. DAVIS"
Another Dispatch says the tatire Coufeder
| ate force was atout 10000, and the United
States force near $4,000. NJ particulars or!
received Of the dead and wounded. L. Il
Brush Las been arrested at MnasEas as SPY
with Federal passes Gu his body.
, 1861-07-27

Of four New York regiments ani battery Of
q, 8, artillery under Lieut. Green, was posted
on the extreme left, on the other side Of Bulls
Run. Having information that the enemy was
intending IN attack cn our hs=ls. he choked
the road By which they were iatsnding to
advance with trees, Which formed Formidable
aba!tie. The rebel forces then attempted an
attack from another point, through barren
and narow gorge Col Davies therenpoa
ordered his battery Of rifled cannon to take
them iu the rear, loading with canister; tie
infantry were ut the same tlmanrdercd to &C.
serve their fire, the Colonel. threatening to
shoot this first man who discharged hi= piece.
While the artillery raked the rebels, Who were
several thousand strong, the infantry lay On
their backs, and the enemy retired without
drawing The fire Of the infantry, Of whose
presence, even, they we're not awarc. This
me1itorIous conduct has placed Col Davies
high in the regard Of military men here. HI
is West Pointer, and saw serTice in Mexico
Lis residence is at Ogdensburgh, NY.
, 1861-07-27

Derdan is a. present in New York. He has
tell gropEed to Secretary Cameron for d mus
te1ipg officer, and as soon Is the reply Is re
ceiycd the regiment will be rendezyoused at
Wcehawken, preparatory to their departure
for the seat Of war. The drill will not be ac-
eo1ding to the usual manual, inasmuch as the
mcn are intended to deploy in small squads
en- the field Of tatt.e, and manGnvre
at will In picking off commanders, Off
GERS, end artile1;sts Of the enemy. 4 code
OF signals viii be adopted among tile men 10
ward each other Of the approach Of cavalry
the only effective branch Of the seryicein cut
ting up ri1emen. The men will also be drilled
to load and fire Ia lying, sitting and otterpos
turte, and to make the;r weapons effective It
possible nj range Of from FIVE hundred to
thousand yerds. euniform will be OF green
throughout for summer, and gray for Winter,
without any appendagcs Of brass but
tons or plates that might serve to make
the men targets. TIE uniforms are in
tended to 60 assimu1ate to the coIors Of na-
ture as to render the men almost indiscerna-
bic to the enemy, th1s permitting them,
without any extra risk to themselves, to ap-
p1oacl and pick off thsir foes, Col. Berdan
il deyisipg madel for an improved rifle,
which, when manufactured, will be supplied
to those OF tue regiment prete, ring them to
their cWn private arms. It is expected that
the men will be encampeG at Weehnwken in
the beginning Of next weekly 7. Herald,
24fh
, 1861-07-27
PATRIOTISM. OF ILLINOIS.
An Enormous Outponr1a:i Of Volt1il-
teer Troops.

teer Troops.
Especial Dispatch t. the Chicago Tri1ure.l
SpRn9TH1D, Julj 26-11 T. NJ.
The events Of the last week have erlive1ed
the military department Of ou- State Govern
ment, surprising in interest the period When
TIC first cali Na5 made :or troo:s. Thousands
OF the sturdy SONS of Illinois, who we're dis
appointed in the first and second ca!ls, Eow
rusA in their claims fo:: the supposed requi-
eiticn en- Gov. Yates for additional troops. No
mote practical test Of the patriotism Of cur
cttizens could be presented than the fact
tnat already 4 Sufficient Eunlber of companies
have been tc1dsrad to form % icf:ltry rcggt-
ments, $ additional regiments Of ca7al1y, aad
Z or hattelicns Ct artillery; s'stn they
ccme." The Governor has exe:tsd himselfto
have each arm Q: The service: aecep:e:', and
his erdeayors are likely to prove highly SIC
cessfcl. AL Of the regiments BE- has teadcred,
anG tI:2t mas be accepted, it is E!s purpose to
encsmp end equip ct the earliest practicable
.;e-iod; and in addition to the strong force to
.o1n q pant Of the grand western army uadsr
Fremont, Illinois will be creJiEaa1y renrc5ent
I'd in that Of the esaboard Under Gen. Nc
C1el!an. .
PREPARATIONS at the headquarters Of Gen.
FRI meat are now being prosecuted with great
y;gcr. A programme Will soon be announced
| ii.at will make every Union man "a the land
! rejciee.
The command c. Gen. Pcra, now on ths
| lire Of the North Missouri Railroad, ha!
most eneetua:ly sque1ched scce=sioDisn
IN Eat eccticn. Letters arc received ler'
i.a1n p1omiuent eecessionists who plead To-
:eniert treatment at The hands Of our troop
In their midst.
/ Que Of the sixteen prl:onc<s. brought Il
Quincy and released Oh his parole Of hoaol
a,srs that no better Univn men can he :oun
Tran these CT their anmbcr T.ao hare bee
,;,isor.1s under Cols. Palmer ahd Smith.
, 1861-07-27

CoLr,lrrs, July a5. 1861.
Tnc 18th REGIMENT returned IRON virginia
= sut into Camp Chase to-day, as did also
Barrett's battery of light artillery, which
caused the race ut Phillppi, and routed the
!. bcls at Laurel Hill. It viii re~enlist for the
Tar.
Tie 10Th regiment, Col. Beatty, will arrive
here on Saturday.
Assc:loa OF rifad cannon, With Coaiai-
erstc flag aud mules, taken By Ba7nett's bat
.e1y, was m object Of interest at tae depot
this afternoon. z.-.
john Groesbcck has bee1 regularly app2la.-
cd Colonel Of tic 30th regiment.
The organization number Of the FL German
regiment il 2Sih, Of Gilaiags' regiment 29-n,
and of Porschrer 31sc. The 32i and SD reSl-
ments will he organized ut Camp Chase.
1t is now expected tl.at the Ohio co1t:ngen; ~;
will be IS regiments Of infantry: Ohio W
have fer the war sixteen companies, or ea5et
squadfouE, Of cavalsy, t!7o Of Which arc n
Virginia, Two in Camp Chase. and four TO 5e
raised. OF Artillery, Ohio will hare s'x bas.
terics of four guns each, Two OF when are 10
bn raised under direction # Gen. Wool.
One 1iled canron is 6eirg turEed ont every
lay. The State hes now %; It WsA aaSe " ~
Il lew Days. Greenwood, Of CINCINNATI, 1s eN.
pectcd to have ! 900 muskets Titled teis "esh
lie will rifle 5000.
The 23d regiment is now en- route tor Gssls
ton. The 9th goes to Kanawha to morrow
Arrangements are being Elade toS eqnap
nents and clothing for new regiments. In
Quartezmaster General says oil shall be com
| p.sted before marching orders are given.