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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-17

Rlcpnlatism, Gom, Lirer CampIaini.

I%HEPENDENCE, Preston Co. VA. 9th July. 1888
DIR j. G. ATEE: Sir: have been afflicted with
painful chronic RhcnnIGtiS3n for "A long time which
battle" the skill Of physicians and stuck to me in
spite Of all the remedies could lind until tried
your SHrsaPnrtlA. One bottle cured me in two
weeks and restored my general health much that
| am far better than before WAS attacked. / think
it n wonderful medicine. j. FKEAN
'InlHH Y. GetChcll. of st. Louis. writes: sI have
been afflicted fOrycHrs with Election If the Lir,r,
which destroyed my health. tried everything and
everything failed to relieve me: and have been a
broHen+lpWn man for years from no niIrI
cause than de'ungsplent Of the Lirty. NV beloved
pastor, tho Rev. Mr.. EspY. advised me to try yuuV
sarHHpariiR because he said he knew yoTl and any
thing You male was worth trying. By tile lrssu.
oil Col it has cured me- and has purified my binui
a. to make a now man Of me. feel young again.
enough"
SchirrHs Ctncsr, Ttmors. Enlargement liberation
Cdriss aud EEfolidtion Of the B1nss.
a great variety Of cases have leeI reported tn
where cures Of these formidable complaints have
suited from the use Of this remedy hut our >Iacr
here will not admit them. SuIne nf them may H.
below canned arc pleased to furnish gratis to ali VIII
call for them.
DysPtpsta, EEeOrt DiseasszEits, EpiFepsy, At'nae,
iy. NettTsIlyia.
Many remarkable cures Of these affections hava
hecii made by the attentive power Of this medicine
IL stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
anu thus oVercOme~ disorders which would lie sup
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required by the necessities If the people. and
we are confident that this will do for them all that
mpdicfna can fin
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-17

N. B.-snSscrIptionE received aud s,r,v,-,., =.
q. =; hEDILLIOG, Agent for Wheeling and vicinIt;
sPeG1men ngravtngs and Art journal can be Stsn a.
the M- tost ONCE. -deeis :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-17
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

sUmpl ION, ana Tor lhe ReIIer
OF COnBUmptiYc Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the DtSeaSe.
THIS IA remedy so universally known To surpasE
any other for the Of throat Slmi lung oIupan's
that 1t Is useless here to publish the evidences ur It's
virtues. Its nnrivalled excellence for coughs and
colds, and its truly wonderful cures OF pulmonary
disease have made It known throughout tile civilized
nations Of the earth. Few are tic communities. or
even E"inlies among them who have not come rdF-
nnl experience Of its effects living trophy in
their mtI"t Of is victory the kuBtla and dan
Ecrnus 'itsofIerE OF tie thruHt and lungs. ASnll
Know the d' e9dful fatality of these dsoTdrrs. and NJ
they Know, to- tile effects Of tlis remedy. We need
the virtues That 1t did have when making The
which have won SO strongly upon TIE cnldeue"o d
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER & CO.,
Lowell. Mass.
For sale by 4. c. GOOD co. anil by all Drug
Gitis aIGli-1y-nov S-:'n
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WmFEIINO. o4th Nov, $50.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-17
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FORPURIFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy enre Of the Suljone' varieties
Disease:
Scrcf.lG aud rof,lous sif;etioHs. scl az Tumors
Ulcers STeS, ErapiiGms. IimpiCs, lWStulSg, BoicI.
BOilS, BiIiHS, aud all Slim DiseGseS.
ONELANp. Iuh.. 9Th June. 1850
j. c. ATEH Co. GvTts:zlI feel Il my duty to ac-
knowledge what Your SHrsHParilIa has done for me-
Having Inherited Scr0fUfluuS Infection have sui
fcrcd from it in THriOnE Mays for years. Sometime
II hurt ont iii Ulcers my hands ard arms some
times 1t turue,l inward and distressed Iue at Tile
stomach. Two yenrs nE1 il broke ont on my Head
amt covered my sea p and crrs with sorr. which
painful and lOathsOne beyond description |
tried many medicines and several physicians, but
without lunch relief from anything. In fnct the d5-
ORDER grew worse At length WAS rejUicei to real
in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared an
Alternative Sara arlIHJ for knew from your repu-
iatiun that anything yOu made must e good.
sent to Cincinnati and rot It, ard used it till it curc
me- 1 took It. Rs you advise. in small doses oE
tcaspOOnful over month: and used almost Tire.
BOTTLES. New and htNsthy skin Logan to farm
skin Is now clear. and know 10y my feelings that
tho disease has gone from my ten. You can wrIi
believe that feel what am saying when tell yor
that hold y"n to lie ono "f the apostles of the age,
and remain ever gratefully. Yours.
ALFRED d. TALLY
81. AHMony1 Fire, Rose ~, .Elysip.laI, litter ons
SIT Rheum. !ScdId IIeUd EihgIrorlE, Sort Eyes
DrDPSy.
pr. Robert ". Freble Whites from SaIen. y. Y. 18th
Sept, lshH that lie has cured inyefCrtg case
DrGPsy, which threatened to terminate fatally. is
the leTscvering Hsu of Onr SarsgpNTlln. and also
dangerous attack Of Malignant ErgsipsldS by large
doses Of the same: says he CURES the common Erup.
tic'is by il constantly.
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WI. snru. Master of transportation
l.. ". COLE Gcu'l Ticket Agent. noV2s
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Broadcast Seed NOWcT!

TUE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED TIE
right for NAMES SEED SOWER. which sors
all kinds Of Grain aud Griss Seeds In the most per-
ioct manner 1t is simple in its construction and
SJ|s with great accuracy nnl radity distributing
the seed evenly upon the surface without the waste
and labor peculiar to hand sowing Orders for
Sewers viii receive prompt attention.
nina SMITH 4 GORRETT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-17

FOfCaDI0 Hay PRESSES.
WTE ARR NOW PREPARED To FURNISH
three sizes Of IngersolIs Improved IIn7 Press,
which sthc cheapest, best AMI convenient Press
over ocre,l to the public II is easily handled aud
eau b" readily moved from piece to place As may DO
required. POr sale at the lowest rates by
nOV'9 SMITH 4 6ORRELT
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-02-16

THE SECESSION QUESTION TO BE TESTED
N CoTRT-Thc ST. Louis Democrat has
been furnished with an extract from an an
swer about to be fled in the Circuit Court Of
that county at the suit of a well known New
Orleans Bank against prominent city banker
Of ST Louis, to recover large sum
The defendants state IN their answer that
the plaintiffs are an association Of persons.
citizens of the State of Louisiana. domicied
and doing business therein. and acknowledge
ing allegiance thereto. and have abjured all
allegiance to the United States Of America .
that said State of Louisiana has seeded from
and revolted against the United States of
America and is at war with the same; that
the plaintiffs, and all other persons who are
citizens Of said State and domiciled therein
and acknowledging allegiance thereto. are
alien enemies of the United States of Ameri-
ca, and Of the State Of Missouri. and have
no right to maintain any suit in the Courts
Of the State Of Missouri
This defence. if persisted in to the last re-
sort, would carry the question Of the right Of
a State to secede to the Supreme Court Of the
United States for settlement. Its prosecution
opens the door to a variety Of legal questions
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-02-16

LEr your christian cosre bc oaw1rd I'D
upward.
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-02-16

TIE poor nseth entreasies, but To fiek -
swereth roughly.
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-02-16

Washington dispatches ~ the Baltimore
-imrfirau report that the Peace Convention
il working harmoniously and satisfactorily
and that there is a good prospect OF an al
most unanimous agreement upon q plan Of
Compromise based upon the Crittenden and
the Border State resolutions
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-02-16

WHAT are yon doing r. said minister,
as he one day visited feeble Old man uho
lived in q hoyel. and Vas sitting With Bible
open on his knee. oh, sir, am sitting
under His shadow with great delight, ~
His fruit ii sweet 10 my taste.
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-02-16

The total amount Of the State debt Of Penn
sylvania, December ]. 186o, Vas t37. o6a, 900.
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-02-16

The ARMAMENT OF FORTRESS MONROE. ~
An officer belonging to the garrison of Fort
ress Monroe sends the Richmond lVh,g the
following denial Of the sensation despatch
that guns We're mounting AZ that post, and
other preparations making for the purpose Of
intimidating coereing. and subjugating Nir-
ginla
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

p The Columbus Statesman gives list oi
members, 80 far as IL is aoie 70 procure ;hem'
ohoseL to the ntIt Legislature. The Senate is
complete. bot it oniy has seventy members ol
be House, although three weeks have occurred
.ince the election, and tho names Of all tn.
eleet ought TO be known at the capital. OF tht
sniriy.6ve Senators, tight are elected as Demo
Gratis and the balance by the Uoiou party The
Stutssu,uH eudeavors TO olaeeify tho unionists
Vi Democrats and Republicans, bus very i'm
perfectly For instance, ,is pute down Mr.. Flsgg
As the only gentleman Of Democratic antece
'ieut, from this county, whereas, in addition
heteis Mr.. ssylef and Mr.. Huston.- Gnein
aati Enquirer. t-.a
We were aware that our classification va'
imperfect, and so stated, for the purpose o
calling the attention of our contemporaries 4
the matter. We make the correction for Ham
ilton county. We correct as far as we bav'
peen informed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

CENERAL ORDER NO. so.

.s HrkDouAnFnas. AMY OR FRE P0T. MAO,
WAsnlkaros, Oct. 10. 1861.
The following memorandum from the Pay
master @ enerafs Office 10 published for the
governments OF all officers concerned 10 the pre-
paratiopol soldiers' discharge pApers;
A4r PAyuAs4xR GHNERAL OFFICE,
s,-,4 IN .Oosober l6, 1861
The papers presented by discharged soldiers
| At this ufice, and 10 the various Paymaetefs'
| beipp. In great many instances, very deiectlVe
| and imperfect, 90 that the soldier Is often
| Obliged TO teluin Tor ne9 once, or ioees poI-
1 s,ou vi the amount properly due him, which
| would b. avoided BY proper attention being
| paid to the correct making out OF the discharge
Japers, the follow 'ng directions are published,
oy a eric. attention 20 which much trouble aud
toes 20 the eodier will be svoidsd;
A soldier, when discharged should receiv ve
Vapers, II on necouuto Ut disability, VIZ one dis
charge, two Surgeon's cert fcases OF disability
duplicate and two''' cert hcetes 10 De gwen
volunteers at tue time OF their discharge ~ eh-
Ole them TO receive tneirpy," also duplicates.
| raese last papers are usually called "tiual
ssatemen,e.'' Biauk forms of alt lhtse papers
cao bs obiained at the Adjutant Generals Office
10 spJlic .tiou, aud commanding Caicers OF tue
Inherent regiments should be CAREFUL always 70
i m, ~ - - - 4. pr - - ano,ld ba m ,faIv
iee o'aese W 'nese pspe'I ..'n.s I'm,
Nhere there 10 nothing 10 he inseit ID anj
| olaDk eptce. line thOu'd be drawn througn "
Toe discharge must be sgDed oy tbe @ ~
aaoolog .m'es oI .oe sot,ws, - a If ,Ss csn.
"sneu oa 'ne oacA oy suo r. .,;So. .
n'nu'og eepe'a' y, 'no =. ~ non,m.,d, !
ols,o'nss ma' pos'tusS S ~ =, ,s ,hs su..s
'moce y. tne oeupsoy, ~. ~ IA s.,.. go,
sve' 1oe 70 auoSJs' ~, 49, To- cs,, ,6c.t
e1y 'ne FAUST " o'sAo 49, ~. ,asdc.I a
~u's a'so 70 ~1oaosssu ~ ~ hs,m,
'eS =, ~ .us ne,oq ~ ~, ,i-,',d nv IN,
~ @ ,s;.e'', So. ,..'c,mnsn,a .nd c.,e.
o,. s',s. s".e .ha'.,S 80, n,r,ionls tIy
~ u"e. ~ . h.,s the soldi.r iolped for
'oe oA.e eua P.see "sssY - s.V ~ S;s c,.chs,ee
s".I s1 - of "a disch.r.e Tsey
-oo -. ,as 49,. 80, :, ia, ns,m.pt 10 the soi
l. r. - - - .'e... ,.cI,vsa anv nav. 8, a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

The Register spe Il thus OF she location Of
the new spot for Ssate priscners:
The Telegraph brought 70 our cilizers yester.
day the frss information that the War Depart.
ment had determined, after the proper, inspec.
tion and examination aud the procnreuent Of
the proper e.timates for the construction Of
buildings, to establish q piisoners' depot upon
tue islsn owned BY MrsJobnson, and lying in
Sandusky Bay, about Two miles and o quarter
di,t,nt-north from Sandusky The island Il
admirably adapted for the purpose intended,
and contains about three hundred acres of land.
The part leased 10 the g0vernment, or to be
leased. lies at the east end Of toe island, and
INCLUDES about sixty acres Of cleared land
Com ortable wooden buildings are TO be erected
Tor the prisoners, and the grounds Immediately
around them a,eto be'iLclosed by substantial
fence.
Various localities in this region were inspect.
ed. among others Kell,'s Island and Put-in-B, y
Island. Land could have been procured on the
mer, but We believe not on the latter. "Bay
Island" as 'he proprietor desgus to christen II,
was selected, however, and we believe wisely.
Tee buildings are intended to be constructed by
the l0.h Of December. F1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
general Harnsy.


Ihave jl.t seen Geu. Harvey pass down the
avenue, aud mag fceut looking man aod off,
Ger be is. But what dues he hersf To see
gu ii brave old buli.dog In CT zen's dresr
about our street, wbile our coubtryis 10 devoure ed
by armed iebes, Is q cad as we'll as Singular
sight. Fur Que kuow not what 10 make Of II.
| is rumo' cd that the GoverDment d,trusts bi,
io,aly. Tnis can bndiy be, however. Tor be
d ,,ly VISITS the War Departments auu promiuet
men oi the Administrator. He SCENE TO be
ou good terms with the d ffereut members Vi
th- Admiuistration, but 10 uot SET 70 work
Why7 Is it b.cau-e Of ,he olj qlarrel betseen
h,ms elf aud GrU. Scott7 Il vas very loUe
tune beiure Gen Scott would consent 10 call
G,n Wool iuto the f.d. but Hrpey was seu'
out 20 Missout ,Dd recalled. 10 Missouri the
grave Of generals ~s K Daa- vas o. governors sl
-w4sb. Cor. OF Springfield Rpuu Goa. a
The Cincinnati Commercial aods: T..
Gen Harvey was kuown to be good and
loyal officer, but he did not suit the Blsli
family.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
Forty Thousand Rebeis on the Upper

The wisdom Of Gen. Mcclellan, 10 ordering
Gen Banks's and Gen. Stone's columns from
Virginia bick 20 their original positions
in Maryland, on Tuesday last, will be recogpz.
ed and fully appreciated, when the fsctis kDowa
that Jtf. Davis aud Cabinet ct Richmond weie
delighted at the idea OF capturing our forces
on the Upper PotImac; and when it Was heard
that Gen, Banks division was crossing over 10
Virgins, TO support Gen. stJbe. Ex-senator
Berj ,min, who was in the War 0dlce At Rch-
mond, snapped his hngers and exclaimed: I'VE
have got the Yankees now" The order sai
from Manassaa to Gen. Eysns. a, les, bnrg. ID
the number Of forty thousand men, 90 that Al
the present time there are at leass fifty thou.
sand men in the vicinity Of Leesburg .--Phita-
delphia InqaiJer. A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
san.,oris, sledallnE. !.

-lHNafaAff
We are advised BY telegraph shat "senssor'
. Ca.sDLra. Of Michigan; WADE. Of Ohio; TAun
puLL, OF Illinois; and WIlKIssoE, Of MInDeso
"a, are ct wssbinston, Representing that th'
popular demand 10 that MCCLELLAN, or sum
one else shall Immediately whip the rebels OF
, :. the south side Of ihe PotOmsc in pitched bat
tle, aud as near TO Boil Run rs possible, anG
from thence roll the tide Of war steadily south
ward, tiIl it meets the waters Of the Gull"
g This 10 all very well; but II the President o.
!. Gen. MccLELLAN would arrest these peddliot
ssuators, and send them to Fort lafayette, be
would be doing the country service. 'o
'ill II Me-. WADE is 90 earnest 10 desiring thai
she "popular demands OF bis constituents
should be carried out, would Il not be well u
he sould resign his place in the Senstsi o.
that point be is nov we'll infO,m and will b.
better. when the Legislature meets to elect biz
successor this winter aa4s is -
$50 We have had quite enough Of this copgres
sional interference in the msusgemens Of ihs
war. What do such men know of the proper
time for such an army 70 move or bring on 9
b.itlei This kiod Of olamor from blockbeso
n. senators. represent tves apd editors, urged ou'
: sjmmapdsfs into one bassle, toe result Of which
win DOT very soon be forgotten. ~ -i,'t1.
Tho ~ popular demsnd" was very emphatic.
= that hereafter tuch Influences should not be re
ga,ded. ihat lhe tficious and ignorans neddlers
q. should attend to their own business and let the
rAdministrstion and the commanding officers Of
: tbe army be the judges as to the time and man
:. ner Of bringing on az engagement. What do
y. Z.cH CaAs DLER, or WILKIss,r, or WADE. know
about the management Of the army7 The t~O
former, particularly. are. by universal consent.
z the very weakest men In the Senate. They
stand nearly perpeDdicular somswbere about
3 ssssa feat. bus In mental capacity they are dc
2. cidsdIy short. II the popular demand could be
executed they would soon have leave 10 retire
whore "tbs wicked cease from troubling and
The vessy are ss rest" We hope the day L.
not far remote shen the Senate will be relieved
Of such weak and presump.uous men. II will
v be heppy day for the cOuony. r,
~ The truth is, these men are anxious to have
Gen. McCLELLAs superseded. They are snx-
ioss to have Gen. MoCLELLAH ''or some one.
y slss" "immedisteIy, II NOT sooner" whip the
rsosls. The people are anxious that Gen. Mo
! CLsiLAE should ship the rebels, but they are
nss sax,ous that be should be forced. By lot Of
brsialess sspa,ore, into battle. until be feels
o.nsin he will not bs compelled 70 reproduce
ths Bull Run trsyedy. 1et US bave no more
o,ogrsssIonsl Or New York ziibsas battles.
oas is quite enough,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
The Two Gen. sb eFmnns

The Gazdts names Gen. W. T.. Sherman az
commabder VI the land foscss OF the Great
Naval Ex1edition Gen. T w. S5ef man is
The com mander. Gen. w. T. Sherman. CON-
manding Ia Kentucky, was born 10 Ohio aud
lived many years 10 Louisisns Gen. T. W.
Sherman. commander Of the land forces Of the
Great Naval Expedition. u Rhode Islsnder,
and the Sherman who gave his name 20 bat.
terry Of fling artillery. The public mind is
already puzzled enough BY the t~o General
Shermans, aud the newspapers should try to
safe the facts, and not add 70 the confusion. -
('fn Com t- p tr5nt. 5as l.Hf 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

A letter from lroaton, Missouri. dated Oct.
24tn, 60 the MssUuri Demoerat. says of the bat
Tie Vi F,ederickDWD: l.da'
lis ascertalned b. several citizens, vic were
present during the bat le, and others who have
been upon the ground since, that over three
hundred rebels we're found up to yesterday
mOrnlrg, hing dead on the field, and many
others have died IN The hospitil. Eight ous u
every ten were shot in the head ors near the
shoulders. Our lyss is Eve Killed and from
tWeLty FIVE TO thirty wounded ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

Captain Handy, Of the sloop Of war Vim.
ceunes, actually became panic stricken, or
worse, during The naval action on the MI l.siseip.
Pi river the o'her day, and deserted bis ship
having coloected slow match ~ith the msga-
2 ne aud lighted II. Fortunately the match
uurned out, aud the vessel Gas saved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

The story that the Rhode leland artiIlerists
de-erted their guns at b LIS Bloff, was not cor
rect. The poor fellows we're shot down by The
rnemy's sharpshooters early in The action. and
Gen. B .ker part Of tho time assisted 10 work
IOg the guns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

DIST.
/. Hamilton-R s Grossb.ot, b. EgsestoD, Thos.
Ii. Whttst ne.
2. Butter aud Waren--A. q McBurney.
3 Montgomery aud Prebie--LesisH vpnckie. "a
4. Cle,mont aud Browb--John Johnston.t 81
8 0seen, Uilnloi aud f,yettr-Ailis Gardner.
0. koss a-d HiRhland-Gsige Rtb~y.
Z. Ada@s. Pike, scioto snd Jackson--Denj amin y.
Coates M rN l--r
8. Lawrence, Gallia, Melgs and vlnton--H q. Neal.
0. fJtfeld, A hens aud uockh e. Ayfed n Pegh.
TO-. franklin and Pickawav-A augustus l. Feffili.t
II. CLARK, Ohsmpaign aud Ma iis0n--s aison Mason.
IL. Miami, Dnke anu Shell wv. o McLung.
IL. Logss Union, Marion aud uaTdln-J hs Hood.
IA. WAssiastJn asd Morgan and part " NJbie-Wm'
Y. Sprstue M '.tf fiifla9t
IS. Mu,kingum AID Perry-wiliam Fias,s
W. Delaware aud Lck.Ds--JJhn a. siDurtt.
IL. khox, Morrow Aphe aud dolmes-Dsvd Mics.
" IoshOst ton. aud TuscHia~as-A k.ady.
IL Guernsey, Monroe, All part of NOBLE d. Ocon
her.~
20. Beimvut and Harrl.on-Isaac Welch.
81 Carroll aud st,rk-- itorge Harsh.
% Jefferson and C,luu,hiant- Ub.it A. eherrard.
%. Trumuul and NJ houin SAMUEL Q itsby,
~ Ashtabuia, Take aud Gesuia- Pete, HiIchcoct.
rs. Cuy4hOsa-J Ia z. kvbi Q u
" P"rlase and Sum1ii-Lucius V. Rierce.
" NJ dnA aud L1n ne-James MOntIe.
25 ASH aud aud hichlAua-ih h mas j. krnny.~
70. f~D. stie saniusty aud UltoWs-J. hn Kelley
~. sen,ca, CIa ,fvId y d vs. audot- ,hiiam L,nss
81. Mercer, AlFn, Aug u ss Vanw n. P4uidng bea'
snee aud W .lii4ss-Ch ,rles @. Mashaii.s
-. ha COX Mod Lucas. tuitOn, Henry aud kuInau
-GhaTlss N. UJdfruy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

The First Ohio regiment is now one thousand
strong, and fully armed aud equipped. Il Is
still u camp at Dayton The fsnk compaoies
have Enield rifes. The other companies have
Freboh ii6es.j The field officers are: Col.
Smith, West Pointer aud Captain 10 the reg
M,jtr, LiUgdon. This regimept is every day
expecting matching oIders to 80 into Ken.hcky
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
The Last DeIea, Of zollIc offer

Tue FrA1kI0rt C0mfn0h htoed IN Gays:
We have cobversed with gen leman wbc
participated in the 6gbt at Camp Wild Cat
tie assures US that the last assault of Jllcoif
ers "a eleven O'Clock on Monday night, te,ult
I'd most ois ,strously for The rebels. They bu
ried iOrty Oh the field of battle and hauled of
twenty .biOe wagon loads OF dead and wounded
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

Oct %, contains the ioiloSiuk: N
TIE FIGHT AT RoMSEY.
We learn from military gentlemen who were
engaged 10 the fight at Romney, on Saturday
aud who came up last evening, that Gen. Kel
ley had twenty-five hundred men. two OpiC
reg iments, six cowpsbies OF the 7th Virginia
one eompsny of The 81, two cavalry companies
aud three pieces OF ARTILLERY. He met the cue
my . outp 'sIs Elk miles this side OF Rvmney
aud forced thetu back Upos the town The
q shtiDg was nearly all done with he sItlle,y
Oh bo,h sioes. The enemy is supposed t, hsve
NUMBERED abont ore ttoussnd. Trey had h
r,hed cannon, which theysworked we'll, bus they
only succeeded in Killing one Of our men aud
woundiog fse. Fns rebel l1ss vas much great.
er in killed aId wounded. They are Supposed
10 have Loaf between thirty ard iorty. They
left evety,bpg they had when they rstreated.
Gen. Kelley still occupies Renney With bis en
tire i0rce l