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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12

Persons OF full habits, Who are subject d
cosvsness, Headache GIddlness, Drowsness and sing
ingin The ears, srisins from TOO great Gov Of blood "a
the head should never BE- without Bnndrshs Pills. and
many highly dangerous symptoms will bo removed By
their immediate use. Nf'i pnll lN bra stalE
The Hon. J. Hunt, Of westchester county, N. Y,
ssvsnyave yean Of age, has used Brandrshs Pills foi
twenty hve yssn as his sole medicine. When he eel,
indisPossd, bs from Cola, Rheumatism, Asthma Head
ache, Bilious Affections cosvsnss or irritation Of the
kidneys or bladder, he does nothing bat take f Doses
af Bnndrsth's Pills 'n''.ss ''''' '''H''
his usual method 70 70 take six pills, and reduce the
dose each night one pill. In every attack Of sickness
rtwsneAvsyssn this simple method has never ailsd
TO restore him % health and sw men are to bs found 80
assive nd hearty ss he. y, 4. .,'q esiasss,ao
Bold " syenn \, cooy, Druggist columbrs, anaby
All nrsspeeable dealers An nedieinsssa ala ~ sFes
ssosa- Al, IL irsllh4 ia " steirf ifn tAt ftb
+. "T't, - f1rs{1 tttf y qfrsf .. ist4 Air'ei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12
Prcsidens LinceIn,s Opinion os Abo,
4 ~. lf 81 irgtrc- nifOnisTs.I sisl7 1Jl7 ,s7Ti7

A gentleman who recently visited Washing
ton City, informs the Pitebufg Gazette that, 10
conversation with the President, the latter re.
marked: al hate Abolitionists as much as You
do. | hold them in utter contempt" s,4
What will the pulpit orators Of our city say
TO this declaration Of Mr.. Lincolr--we lneai,
those who sympathize with Fremont and are ii
favor Of making the emancipation the object Of
the war7 The President holds such men in ut
ter contempt Will the Abolitionlsts get up an
indignation meeting against the President for
expressing such sentiments i--Iadisna STATE Sen
tinel. i 't sT ~ fH4 sA saw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12
PennsyIvanla Election.


BEDFORD AND soMERsEr LEGISLATIVE DIsTaIcT.
Shrock (Rep is certainly elected
John Cessna (Dem.) has l 900 msjOrity il
Bedford county. Four districts have not beer
reported. ofDit
Householder (Rep.) is reported t, have ] ,OO(
majority in Somerset. So the result is ut pres
ent doubtful. .t
LANcAsTFR COUNTY.
LANCASTER, Oct. 9.-The entire Union Assem-
bly, and county ticket Is elected, except the city
treasurer, which is stll 10 doubt '....l.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
CARLISLE. Oct. 9-The following is the vote
for the Legislative ticket: u
Rhoads (Dem 600 majority. a-7s
Singer (Dem about 800 majority. 'li
In this county the whole Democratic county
ticket is elected, $1,000 g. a
PIrTsBURG, Oct. 9.-The election yesterday
resulted In the success Of the Republican Union
ticket, with the exception, perhaps, of the city
treasurer, which is still In doubt, The vote q
much smaller than usual. 4
c. M. DONOVAN (Dem) is elected Senator
from Philadelphia by 1907 majority. Ten Dem.
ocrats and six FusionisIs are elected to the As
sembly.
YohK, Oct s-The straight Democratic
ticket gains largely in every district. The ma.
jority in the county is at least l,600.
Fisher 10 elected Judge in York aud Adams
counties by a large majority, York borough is
Democratic BY from fifty to one hundred and
forty. ..5 s3.sloj.aca
q The vote in the city of Harrisburg, Pa,
stood Democratic ssl, Republican 5ls, Union
30h " ~
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AlZH, MANHOOD.
7KX HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Publishsd In Sealed Envelope; Price Q cts;
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
Weakness, involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility aud
Impedments 70 Marriage generality, Neryousness Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical In
oliverueii. n. D., author of the Green Book, 10.
A Room 90 Thousands OF sufferers,
Sent under seal In plain envelope, 70 any address
post paid, on receipt Of two stamps, BY DR.. cHAs.
.. o. KLINE. ls7 Bovey, New York, Post once Box
No ass. sep7:3mdks I
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TheLegislnture.

The Fusionists win have majority in both
branches Of the Legislature. The House will
contain a majority of those who are and 'otrs
Democrats. The Senate, Of those who were
Republicans. n.g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sealed Proposals

WILL BE Received AT THE Of
w FIcE Of the ouartermaster General, Columbus
Ohio until 70 NJ SATURDAY, 18th OCTOBER, for the
following articles army clothing;
1000 Regulation Forage Caps and Covers, Bloc Cloth.
5000 do Lined Blouses. ~
1900 do Cavalry Jackets, Atwood dark blue
1900 do Artillery do. , Ksney.
e0OO do Trousers, all wool sky blue Bersey.
5000 do do Re.erforced do.
5000 Grey Shirts, Union Flannel.
10 900 Pairs Drawers, do.
5000 Pairs Shoes.
5000 Pairs Cavalry Boots.
$4,000 Pairs woollsn Socks. p
0oOo Infantry 0vercoats, all.wool sky blue Jersey.
5000 Cavalry do do do do.
$500 Pain blankets, ailwool, Q to 10 lbs tho pair
All the above articles are required to be Of material
and ,tyls soneponding IN every respect 10 the o. s.
Army Regulation. 1900 /
Sample patterns Of each article may bs seen at the or
hce Of the Quartemastsr General, oolumbus. azs
Rds must be made separately for each article, and
state the names Of two or more sure,iss, h, lses,
Hor ell accepted bids The parties will 10 required to
give bonds with sucisnt security for the faithful Der.
formancs Of the contracts and In case Of failure In The
time Of delivery In the quality Of the articles the
State reserves the right to purchase them elsewhere at
the expense Of the contractor. -. ,t,.,f t.,.l,g
PAYMENT viii be made within sixty days from compile
tion Of contract. w v siaIFfs x NY glnA 'a
psiivs Of Cavalry ana ARTILLERY cisthIng . bs made
at Columbus within 30 days from date Of contract IN
equal proportions each week. 'tae .eeg
Delivery Of Infantry clothing and Of Caps and Bian-
kss to be made within fosyvs days. In equAl proper.
lions each week. -7y'7fs
Prpposalsvili be addressed 10 Cusg ~ vsiVt
i emo. D, WRIGHT,
istyg ee,ss ~ Anl Or, NJ General,
ocl9-td r }, ~ Columbus.
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Ths fsiIosw,ving q y, extract ffom .

The fsiisS,w.iinuag iiua d - extract from q
Later itslh " a. hsv. ). B. olns. psster Of The
tsnsss nspsa chhrsh, Brooklyn, N. T., to
shssysusA1i nd olnsinnat o., and pssks
veunss n fAvur = ~ FEldnnovnsd medicine, ms.
wmasws assrnzsseszer 10 cHrrpRF TE<ruuei..
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SELF MADE MEN.

Washington, franklin and Jackson rose to great dis
tnetsn BY their own merits. James Pyle Is also attain
Ing great distinction BY The merit Of his unryalled D
eietic salsntus. Its sales enormous. Depot, 3i5
Warrington street New YORK. Sold by groceu every
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12
Shesariffs Sale.

). q V.as:s,'. rs:ss g. e Common Pie
DY VIRTUE OF A WHIT OF Fl. IA.
ID IN the above ease, and also tgo otcr vk, o4s N
fhForof Jaln P. nann W. ]. G. Khapp oo., md ons
directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Deaars
county Ohio, will offer for mie at the store room No
10 East Broad street, Buckeye Block In the city Of Co
lumbus, sale commenelng on tuelftnrN Z,
Monday, the l4th day Of Oct, A. D. 1861,
at o'clock a. M, Ane assortment Of dry goods and
notions, two Stoves sep ladder, tuo ses fairbanks
scales, one desk, one eight day clock, &c., &c.
Printers fees Ell IS.
'-.',''-'- - q. w. HUFFMAN. Sheriff,
$1,000. By ED. Davis, Deputy.
W, R. Krsr, AuciiOnssr., y,s NJ, rna "a
sep26 dtd. II, ,iit-.so !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12

]. Knox Walker, Of Tennessee, who was the
private secretary Of President Polk, Is dead. He
was Colonel Of the Second Regiment Of Ten
nessee. His disease was congestion of the
brain. efc1 osh Az hri e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12
THE ELECTION IN OHIO.
WoopsrrELp, MoERoE Co., O..(
fn.k m 1901

WooDsr1ELD, MoNRoE Co., O.(
Oct. 10, 1861. !
Ed, Statesman: JEvErT's majority in this
(Monroe) county--ofacial--is 1861. This il
the largest majority ever given in the county in
proportion to the number Of votes polled. The
total vote 10 nearly 1900 less than that cast at
the Presidential election last fall. We think
we have done well, Yours etc.,
.a- E. e.,s b,~ e- J. R. M
Well dome for Monroel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12

SN"DAhD OFFIVhJ, OhLINhI OU'' HV'
Dear Col: Mercer county has again done her
duty. JEwErFs official majority is 79O; c.. C.
MARSHALL, Senator, 800; A. P. J. SNYDER,
Representative, s04. DoRsrY falls few votes
behind Ton. The balance oil. State Democratic
ticket, the same as JEwKrT. T.--.~-e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12

RGJIn our paper Of yesterday, we said Athens
county had gone Democa'ic. 1t shonld read
Holmes county E.t ..rl les rgia
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SheriT's Sale.

.-nt u LLr.| ~ --Hrf rfI. fH' .-t
vs. Common Pleas.
Jacob Riodt. l
DR. yirtus Of an order sale 10 me directed, from tn
ID Court of Common Rlean Of Franklin countss OHIO
will oner for sals at the door Of The oozrt Hosss N
the city OF oolumbus, 4 ~
On Saturday, November 18th, A. d. la6i'
ss o'clock, p. NJ the following described real estate'
to wit: a u. .f...f-, se...
one (5, and afty-fye (55, In the town OF Rome Pal
rie township In the county Of Franklin, and STATE OF
Ohio. Also 40 acres, more or le@, which said 'acoo
Flodt bought Of John w. Baker.
Appraised at-Lot No. 3. os2500
1.n i" =" 80, 40 90 tl.I u.l
B '-I S1IriU f".i IS, 20 90 H.
'ruc $40 acres at % 90 per acre.
,a: ;"i, @, W. HUFFMAN, shsria.
prin.sr.sse. 90 90. ,or y ~ D
ootll-td i41f NHi 4iII .''.' . d
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Sherif's Sale.

-, J. = ry:s. :. Order Of sale in attachment
-DY vIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- 10 me directed from the Superior Court Of Frank
lin county, Ohio, 10 the above case, and another csse
wherein Fred. Butterheld, assignee Of Dsforest, Arm.
strong Co., are plaintiffs, vs. J. @. Knapp Co., are
defendants, will offer for sale At the stoIeroom, and
after the executions are satisfied described IN the
above advertisement, the remaining portion Of aid
stock Of goods; sale commencing on .ll
Friday, the 18Th day Of October, A. D, 1861,
at o'clock, A. NJ. -tf.r, All +t
Printer fees, IS 50. ~. l...s..l..- ..LI I
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
By In. DAVIS, Deputy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12

PosITioNs on THR REBfLs IN KENrucKY The
different recruiting stations and points occupied
BY rebels. for Offensive operations in Kentucky,
are supposed to contain forces numbering as
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-12

h Nss,ly d. ep.lrs prsss pf hs souutry is
pnsnlnousin rs desirs thdt ths Adninistra-
tion should exchange prisoners With the rebels.
The LogAnspors. Iud., Courier, an influential
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OF
& fssSs a sas re
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Thomas FrancI. Measher on Genera

Y. Journal Of Commsres.
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az cSlsassS' aassss'ss 81. piiIlasa.' Il. 1857
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srANDAaD OrrIcr, CrLINA, Oct. 10.

Well done for Monroe!
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04

Washington, May 2.--On application just
made by some Of the Diplomatic Corps at
the State Department, the following points
we're ascertaiued: lst. Vessels in the
blockaded ports when the blockade took eff
feet, will be allowed reasonable time to
depart. I'd. Vessels bringing emigrants,
though they had no notice of the blockade
at the time Of their departure, will not be
allowed to enter the blockaded ports, as that
class of persons come to the United States
chiefly to settle in the upper States of the
Mississippi River, and it will be better for
them to enter an open port than to encoun-
ter the dangers and casualties Incident to
the iusurrection.
Washington, May 2.-The principal Of
fcers of the military department at Wash
ington are Col. Mansfield, commanding;
Major Barnard, Chief Engineer; Major
Bucker, Chief Of Quarter Masters Depart
ment; Lieutenant Beckwth, Chief of the
Subsistence Department, and Surgeon
Lamb Medical Inspector.
Colonel Ellsworth's Fire Zouaves arrived
to-day, and were enthusiastically cheered.
The Goth still guard the roilroad from An
napols to the Junction.
Annapolis, May 2.-The Garrison of Fit.
Monroe numbers 1000 Massachusetts men,
and 800 Regulars. Five thousand Virgin
ians were on the opposite side. The Vir-
ginians are erecting battery at he en-
trance of Hampton Roads.
From inflammation received from tho nri.
vate Secretary of Governor Hicks, We learn
that Maryland will probably not call IA Con-
vention. The secessionists dare not use
the power so suddenly acquired. They
say all is lost and that the State has been
sold by the Governor.
A requisilion will in time be made for
Federal Volunteers. An order for the
some was drawn up when the outbreak in
Baltimore occurred.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04
Troops in virginia.

The Petersburgh Express of WEDNESDAY
states on the day previous six hundred and
twenty troops were passed over the Danville
and Southside railroads. Their destination
is Richmond city. The Superintendent of
the Southside railroad has stated that he is
now prepared to transport 5000 troops per
day over the Southside road, and prepara-
tions are now in progress which he expects
to complete by Saturday, that will enable
him to transport 5000 per day. We un-
derstand that there are now about 10000
troops congregated at Richmond, 1000 at
Harper's Ferry, and $500 at Norfolk
The number at Richmond will be increased
to $4,000 by the close of the week. We
have not heard their destination. The
State authorities at Richmond seized 500
army revolvers on Monday, belonging to
Williams, Peters & Co. The State pays
for them of course.
The following resolution was adopted by
the Virginia State Convention on Monday
night, and the injunction Of secrecy remov-
ed in relation thereto
RESOLVED, That it be earnestly recon-
mended to the citizens of the several coun-
ties ofthis Commonwealth to promptly form
and dicipline companies of volunteers Of
their able bodied men, and to the country
courts to levy, or raise by issuing bonds, a
sufficient amount of money to equip and
arm such volunteers when raised.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

Buffalo, May 3d.-Four companies of VOlun-
teers left this afternoon for the rendezvous at Ell
mira. A splendid Banner was presented to them
by the ladies. They were afterwards escorted
to the depot by the Home Guard, commanded
by Major Ex- President Fillmore. The streets
were thronged and flags were flying from every
building. The 74th and 65th Regiments are
ready to leave an receipt of orders.
Louisville, May 3.-Council appropriated
100000 for arming the city, subject to
ratification 10y the citizens.
Detroit, May S.-Capt. Theodore Fink,
U.S.A., late receiving officer at this station,
died of appoplexy this morning. Flags on
shipping, public and private buildings, dis
played at hslf-mast, in honor of his memory.
Cairo, May S.-Passengers from below
continue to report assembling Of bodies of
armed men. 1t is said they are short of
arms. Union feeling gaining ground in
Western Kentucky, where disloyalty has
been most marked.
Washington, May S.-Despatches to the
Post say, it is confidently asserted that
Government will commence active opera
tions against the rebels on Monday. An
other Tequisition has been made upon Pen
sylvania to proceed To Washington. Two
first class steamers now plying been Perry
vile and Annapolis
East Hampton, L. l., May S.-Five war
vessels passed within two miles of our shore
bound south, about 5 o'clock Wednesday
evening. They we're probably the block
aiding feet from Boston.
New York, May S.-Northern Light ar
rived from AspinWall, bringing $500, 600 il
gold. Valparaiso advices say earthquake
destroyed the city Of Mendosa, 5000 killed
San Juan also reported destroyed.
Connecticut Legislature unanimously ap
propriated 100000 for military pur
poses. The Southern camps are formed
at Lynchburg, Richmond, Norfolk and Dea
Alexandria.
J Roger A. Pryor is organizing regiment
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04

imprudently orprecipitately. We have most
solemn duty to perform. Let us then calmly
reason one with another, and avoid all passion,
all tendency to tumult and disorder, and obey
implicitly the law and constituted authorities
and endeavor ultimately to unite all our citizens
in cordial cooperation for the preservation Of
our honor, the security of our property and the
performance of all those high duties imposed
upon us by our obligations to our families our
country and our God.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04

TWENTY DAYs."-The Presidedt's proc
lamation, calling upon the rebels to break
up their combinations and disperse "within
twenty days" was dated April Is. The
time allowed them will, therefore, expire on
the 5th of May, when, if they remain com
bined for the overthrow Of the Government,
their rebellion will be suppressed" The
time of the Government to begin the work
of suppression will be the 9th of May
From that day it will not be no longer de-
fense against rebellion, but suppression of
rebellion. And rebels will soon learn 10
appreciate the changed attitude of the
Government.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04
Camp DcnnisOn.

The new Camp which seems to be designed
as general rendezvous for the Ohio troops is
located at Mamisville, village in Clermont
county, IL miles north of Cincinnati. The loca-
tion of this Camp seems to be well chosen lying
as it does close to the Little Miami and the Ma
rietta and Cincinnati Railroads, aud thus ena-
ding troops to be dispatched either to points
down the river or to the Virginia line with equal
facility.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04
Fridays Report.

Washington, May 2.--The Petersburg
Express of to-day says it is positive that a
Kentucky Regiment of400 men are en- route
for Lynchburg.
The Governor has determined to station
large number of troops at Petersburg.
The Charleston Courier of Tuesday says
ave learn from the most reliable source
that President Davis will take command in
person as General-in Chief os the forces gath
ering in Virginia.
From private information believed to be
reliable, it is ascertained that Virginia her.
self does not mediate an attack on Wash
inwton, that subject being for the consider
alton of the Confederaey. Their throwing
troops into Virginia is said to be in antici-
patton of a declaration of by Davis Con-
gress, as it is expected that the large gath
ering in Washington is ultimately intended
to invade the South.
Boston May 3.-By permmisson of the
Secretary of the Treasury, the steamer Ben
deford, of the Boston and Baltimore line,
will sail tomorrow with full cargo for Bal
timore She is forbidden to call at Norfolk
Montreal, May 3.-There is nothing fur
ther concerning the wreck Of the steamship
United States. Two steamers have left 10
render assistance.
New York, May 3.-The steamer Chesa-
peake starts this evening, if the Maine Regi-
ment arrives, direct for Washington.
Frederick, Nd, Nav "A dispatch
from Raleigh says the Legislature met yes
terday, and the Assembly speedily organ
lied. A bill calling a Convention was
passed unanimously. to assemble on the
goth inst. There was no reference of its
action to the people. The Southern Con-
federacy flag is flying over the Capital
North Carolina is virtually out of the Union.
The Governor has organized camp Of in
struction at Raleigh. He says the North
ern Government is now concentrating a
large force in the District Of Columbia, os-
tensibly to protect the seat Of government,
bat such a force cannot remain within the
limits Of Maryland and on the borders Of
Virginia without seriously endangering the
liberties of the people of those States II
they be conquered and overrun, we will be-
come the next prey to the invaders Pol
10y, then, as we'll as a sympathy and feel
ing Of brotherhood, engendered by com
mon interest, requires US to exert our ener
gies in the defense of Maryland and Virgin
is. Every battle fought there will be I
battle fought 10 behalf Of North Carolina
and there our troops should be speedily
sent.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04
Alex. H. stephens In virginia.
The N. Y. Tribune says /:

The n. Y. Tribune says:
l. There is no manner of doubt that Alex.
H. Stephens, Vice-President of the Cotton
Republic, is now in Virginia. Our infor-
mant travelled with him from Wilmington
to Richmond, and listened to his speeches
to excited crowds at almost every stop
ping place on the route. An immediate
dash at Washington, to result in its capt
ure, was the burden of his strain. And
that dash will be made tho very moment
the rebels believe they can make it with
prospect OF success.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04
Fremont Post OffIce Robbed.

Last night the Post Office was entered through
the back door by some one, and about bushel
of letters opened, and robbed of whatever they
contained. A few dollars in money and stamps
were not touched. The thief was undoubtedly
alarmed before completing his job, as many let
ters remain untouched.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04
Kt was Union.

So far as relates to the Clyde contribution for
extras, in our article of Thursday morning we
were mistaken, and that no unpleasant feelings
may came of it We append the following note
CLYDE, May LIST, 1861,
FRIEND KEELER-I understand there is diff
fculty existing between you and Mr.. Bean of
the Messenger, with regard to a donation from
Clyde to the printers. The money was raised
by mo, to be divided equally between you and
Mr.. Bean for the Extras that has been and may
be furnished by both papers.
Yours Respectfully,
II. N. RICHARDS.
After perusing the note We sought Mr.. Bean
and divided the donation" We hope our
Clyde friends will be satisfied with the termiu-
alton of the affair. They will accept onr thanks
for their Gberality.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04

In response to the requisitiOn Of the Black
Republican Administration upon Arkansas
for troops, Gov. Rector thus briefly and to
the point telegraphed:
"Yours received calling for regiment Of
volunteers from Arkansas. Nary one
see you d-m-d firstl
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-04

Carl SchurE has gone to Washington, it is
said, to take command of the German Regiment
from Minnesota.