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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-05
wu.cKsoIv1NG PROCLAMATION
The STATE or Ono.
EXECUTIVE DRPARTMIaT,
,o,umpus, October 25, 1862. }

The STATE OF UHloj
EXECUTIVE DRPARTMIaT,
COLUMBUS, October 25, lebS.
The tiuc-honored custom adopted by the
fathers OF ous State. of setting apart one uaS
in each year for prsine, thanksgiving end prayer
to Almighty God, for His goodness and mercy
to US as people, should be preserved Es.
pocially at time like The present. should ai'
good citizsns unite in laying aside the ordinary
business of life, q. least for a day, and devote
.aenselves to the tesohings Of their Maker
The efJr. made by the legally constituted
authorities Of the land, to put down the WICKED
rebellion against Inc Federal Government. Tue
beat ever enjoyed by any people, In which en0r'
the gallant sons Of Ohio have borne 80 con-
spicuoas and proud part, has hlica every
ueighborhosd with mourning. Our brave col
dicrg are vet exposed to the dangers OF the nelo
u battle, and to the hardshipH aud sickness OF
csmp life; and, our system Of government, IN
i9rn after God's own laws, and 90 gentle thas
u, roins were scarcely felt by the goVernsd' Is
yei 10 peril.
Dur Heavenly Father can console sne ais
treeacd. and heal the sorrows OF the mothefS
aod widows heart; He can protect from danger
our patriotic soldiers now in the Held; he can
usrslyze the arm of the enemy of our good gov
ernment:
Now, therefore, in obedience to the request
,f the General Assembly of the State OF ohio'
aud 10 the end that simultaneous petition 70
Him may ascend 10 Heaven from all parts oi
our State, do hereby fix upon, and set apars'
Taursdcy. &e 9Th day Of NOpeHbsT nert'
as day of praise, thanksgiving and prayer
to Almighty God And I do recommend, that
sustaining from all business pursuits, the good
and pure. minded people of our State, meet TO-
sssher at their usual places of worship, and
with one voice, humbly aak the God OF ell ma
tions to smile upon the distressed OF our land;
that He give wisdom and purity to those in au-
shortly; that He PROSTATE the enemies OF our
Government, and that, in ell things, He give
such wisdom to all the people Of the esrth' as
Will enable them to conform to His laws, to the
end that peace and good will shall prevail
throughout the world.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State
of Ohio, the day and year above written
DAVID TOD, Governor.
B F. HorrMAN, Private Seer retary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-05
NThe Republicans have All Gene I
WAFl,'

The Republicans endeavor to create the be-
lief their Overwhelming defeat in this State and
county was owing to majority OF the soldiers
In the army being Republicans. We have shown
BY the great increase in the Democratic vote,
that il was the change 10 public sentiment, and
not the absent soldiers, that defeated the Abpli-
si0nists.
Here In Knox county, one Of the few town
ships that escaped the draft was Hilllsr And
although IL was claimed that majority OF the
soldiers from that township were Republicans,
yet careful poll, made by intelligent men,
proves that the very reverse is the fact; that
q msjoyify Of the uolunteeys are Democratic! The
names are ready to be produced and published,
IL the truth Of this statement should be doubted.
In Harrison township, which has been tho per-
petual subject Of Abolition abuse. the proper
ton Of volunteers stands twenty Democrats to
one Republican,! We repeat the assertion that
II the Abolition Legislature had permitted the
brave volunteers 70 vote, the Democratic ma
iority In old Knox would have been at least
lO00!-Mt. Vernon Banner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-05

THE college students, says the Mount Vernon
Banner, almost unanimously, signed letter
addressed to the Faculty of Kenyon College
requesting q holiday, in order that they might
come in to Mount Vernon, and hear Mr.. VAL
LANDloHAM speak on the 25.h uIt. The Banner
adds: No such request, We believe, had eveI
before been made to hear any other speaker.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-05

uol., large l2mo. Price, 81 25.
T,Hl CRITICS AND THE PUBLIC ARE RIGHT
In predicting that this will snrPass, in graphic
ratve exciting interest," and extensive popularity all
other histories Of the for the Union. Its theme will
be the heroic daring, patient suffering and hairbreadh
escapes Of our soldiers and Sailors and Its incidents will
form theme Of conversation at innumerable fresides
for years to II will contain in addition to its
stirring details the philosophical Analysis Of the Causes
OF the War, By JOIN LoTHRoP MoTLkY, LII. D., author
Of The Rise Of the Dutch Republic" etc. the dates Of
all the important events from the John Brown raid and
accurate and revised account Of the principal battles
with engravings
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still Feeding the Currency

The New York Tribans Gays In its money
article:
The Government 10 feeding tho currency mar
ket with $600,000 of paper daily. Under these
circumstances no tightness Of money can be
feared. Our sdvices to day from Washington
are to the effect that Mr.. Chase has no inten-
tion of changing the financial policy Of the
country; that he will continue to issue his legal
tender notes as fast as they can be manufso.
tured, and that when his present authority to
issue Is exhausted he intends to apply for q
further issue.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-05

PaEarIcE says the Black Republicans exult
In the appointment of RoarcsANs to the place
Of BUELL., but, II che gallant hero Of Iuka and
Cosinth wishes 10 keep their favor, his first
military movement must bs 70 60 right of and
steal nigger. ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-05
THE Cleveland Plain Dealer OF the Sd inst
closes ON editorial article thus:

Under nep editorial control, the Plain DsaIe,
will hereafter be found, "its ola political armol
buckled on" steadily battling for those great
principles of Popular Sovereignty and Demo,
cratic polity, which as the people have shown
In the recent October elections and which we
have never ceased to believe, can alone save
the Union, preserve the Constitution and re,
store the country to an honorable and lasting
peace
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-05

The Charleston Mercury denounces Bragg
for not whipping Buell. and for bis slowness 10
both fighting and marching. The Richmond
papers do the same thing. 30, although We
can't enjoy our own disappointment, lot ns en-
10y that Of the rebels. -EOsisviLs Journal a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-05
The Dayton Murder-TrstimOh Oi
Mr.. CupPy,

We give below ihe testimony ot Mr.. CUPPY,
late State Senator from Montgomery and
Pfeble counties, as given a, Sue Corontr's In
quest, held in Dayton on the lst inst over the
body of j. BoLLMEYER. The evidences OF
the other witnesses summoned vas substantially
the same:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wives, Mothers ana Sisters, whose
Husbands, Sons and Brothers are serving In Tho Army
can not put into their knapsaOkS more necessary OF
valuable gft than few boxes Of HoLL0WAYs PILLS
a OINTMENT. They insure the health even under
the exposures Of soldiers ite' Only e5 cents box
or pot. ""
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Removed from his old Ofrice.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases He may DO
consulted ct his oOico Broadway the Exchange
Bank.
jAul9dn ~r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARM FOR SALE.

a. THE sUBSORIBER OFFERS -
0;iiI Il for sale his farm on the ecioto river, ~
Wlip the Dublin road ~ miles (four miles -llAH
By railroad) from Columbus, containing 155 acres OF
land about 90 acres Of which Is tlabe and producve
81 acres In woods under good fence and used as
dry up In summer freeze much In winter. TheIo 10
on II young orohsi containing about IL acres Of bud
ded fruit trees mostly peach OF choice varieties which
has this year for the rst time borne large and valu
able crop. There Is also II young vineyard. This
property desirable either to the Farmer or the Hor
culturist.
Terms accommodating. Application may be made to
the subscriber, or 10 John W. Andrews, Esq.
Z. p. HATCHER,
Oct. 29-n No. 996 Town street.
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MARRIED..

At Grove City, on Thursday last by the Rev 7
Woodrow, D. D., Mr.. JoHN O. HRKEkAN, OF Madison
county, to Miss CYNTHIA, daughter OF Lewis 0ney Esq
Of Illinois.
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TO MARRIED MEN,

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TIP JhollMat Ids Government GaS nldde o,s W
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ms. aad Meir poste-4ty foregsr; nora1As.
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Tne war in New mexico. |.

KANsAs CRY, Feb. 26.-A skirmish occurred
at Independence on the 18th, between q detach.
meDt Of Ohio Cavalry and band Of rebels,
headed by Quantrel Parker. The latter were
routed With loss Of three killed, several
wounded and several taken prisoners. A quan.
tity Of arms was also captured. The Federal
loss was one killed and three wounded.
The Santa Fe mail, With dates to the 10Th
inst, has arrived. Slbley's proclamation did
not have the desired effect. Instead of rallying
men to his standard, 1t has strengthened the
Union army by at least two regiments, and
placed nearly ell the citizens under arms. Great
enthusiasm prevails in the counties Of Berna.
dlllo, Venecia and Socorro, and in the upper
counties the militia has turned out in large
numbers.
Advices from Fort Craig are to the 7th inst.
The Texans under Sibley were at Fort Thorne,
fifty miles from Fort Craig, advancing on the
latter place. Their supplies were scarce, their
transportation poor, and their only alternative
was to fight or starve to death. Our forces are
anxious for battle, have every advantage,
and are confident Of success, providing there be
no treachery. 5-al.., l..- -,
A grand Pontifcsl Mass was celebrated in
all the churches in the territory on the 10th, for
the souls of Catholics killed in battle. 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27

m The resolution commendn TIC sentiments and
policy avoWed In General Halleck's genera
order Of February 30, already published ag en-
inently wise and patriotic, and In strict conform.
ity to the Constltutlon. and that the war should
be conducted ID accordance theFewith, , and that
the thanks Of Congress are teddsred 70 General
Halleck for said order, and FOR bis military
achievements az commander Of the Department.
Of Missouri. 9
Mr.. Van wyok, addressing .he Speaker. an
nounced his desire to be excused from serving as
chairman Of the committee on Govefnment
Contracts. some weeks since informed my
colleague that ] should resign my place en-
tirely on the committee, 90 that another could
be appointed; but they insisted that lshould con-
tlnue as one Of lie members, deyoting such time
In It's service as could spare Recollecting SEN
timents Of warm and generous frlendshipso often
manifested on their part toward me, do not
feel at liberty 10 disregard their wishes. The
committee has yet much to DO, although the
unfinching integrity and untiring watchfulness
Of Secretary Stanton relieve II Of many cares.
would also ask TO be excused from aerviDg %
chairman Of the committee on Revolutionary
Pensions. el W. lLA4g9lq u ~
z A long debate ensusd on the Virginia contest.
ed election case of Mr.. Upton.
! Mr.. Van Wyok offered the following resolu'
tlon, which was adopted: sfIsY - ri IN
Rcsolutd, That tho committee on Government
Contracts be directed to Inquire into the amount
Of money received by the Federal officers in the
CITY Of New York, by virtue Of their ohicesi
also as to the ownership and rents OF the bonded
warehouses;; also the terms, considerations and
profits Of the labor contract, and general orders
contract for storing, hauling, .deiiyering, etc.,
foreign goods in the City OF New York; also
when the oontracts were made, BY whom, and
who are now interested In the same. ,es /
Mr.. Van Wyck asked, for reasons stated, TO
be excused from service as chairman Of the
committee on Revolutionary Claims and Gov
eminent Contracts.
The chairman ruled that 90 to the chairman.
ship from which the gentleman asked to be e.
cused from service, that was q question for the
committee to determine ~ ~ e5't Fe''t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27
NEW MAIL ROUTES IN KENTUCKY
AND TENNESSEE. e
THE WAR In NEW MEXICO.
skirmish with Rebels at Independence.
OHIO CAVALRY ENGAGED
Go O. GO O. 60 O.
FROM Roanoke. IsIand-The Teie
graph Cable q FaiIuro.

FROM Roanoke Island-The Tele.
graph Cable Failure.
FoRr MONROE, Feb. 5.--The steamer s. r
'Spaulding arrived here this afternoon, having
left Roanoke Island the day before. No news.
By her We learn Of the failure of the attempt to
lay the telegraph cable across the Bay. On the
day that the Hoboken sailed, sixteen miles Of
the cable were laid In the most successful man
ner, when operations stopped for the night On
yesterday the Hoboken was occupied In taking
soundDgs, when severe gale Of wind, which
sprung up on that day, struck her about noon.
Her steampipe broke soon afterward, and she o
became unmanageable, drifting upon Cape
Henry, where she went ashore and broke In two
last night. She is Q total loss; all hands saved.
The remainder Of the cable, about fifteen miles,
was destroyed before ID was abandoned. About
an equal quantity is laid In the Bay and the
end 10 buoyed up. ~ ss0sh I07o Jsi 10 5ilGade
The gunboat R. B. Forbes was seen by the
SpauldiDg ashore near Nags Head thia morning.
White Gage were displayed on all the houses In
the vicinity. Major ]. T. Sawyer arrived at
Norfolk yesterday, having left Elizabeth City
on Sunday at IL M. He represents everything
quiet In that locality. He says that the entire
Federal feet left the waters Of the Palquatank
on Saturday morning, but that two Of them re-
turned In the evening. He also statea that but
few Of the inhabitants rempined in the place
The Wilmington Journal Of yesterday says
that five or six Federal gunboats have entered
the Roanoke river. d4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27

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proved the Unlled STATES nose pHi, anpn ~
therefore LAW. ,
a speelai 70 me fost says new mali iou.es
are 70 DO ispeealy opened 10 nolennessee. suu
henIncSy. n3,lu s,,, 2. Pc. !. ~ .x an \.
Inc senate Dill autnorizing tne oscleasnry y
.he treasury % issue ce,uncs.es % Oh inaeDsea. au
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27
Cincinnati Market.

Ns. i1i oMc1HkTI, Feb. 2s.
RLouR-Is dull and the tendency Of prices Il toward
lower figures The sales comprise 1900 barrels at 81 IS
a. IS for supsrnnei % oo94 0s for extra, and ~ ~
wHEIT--Isdu and declining; sales Ct red at $50
co. and white at $l@l 0S; choice Kentucky white Il
held at 81 06.
OATs--Ars dull at 0se 10 bulk. q t0-
RYE-Aotive at t52D53e. ~ ifrnftItN .s
BARLEY-Barey e dull. Matters offer ESQ for spring
and zoo for fal 5000 bushels ehoice fall sold t7So
O0RN-lS IN good demand for ear In bulk at 300.
O0RFEE-Is hrm at loK021Kc, with small sales to
tie country trade at 29c for choice Rio.
eUGAR-Is quiet but hrm, at t6X99o for good Gro
cery lots, and for refined yellow and New Or
leans.
MoLAssEs- -RsmainS dull at ss94Oc for cypress and
oak. ~ 4 Z.
MESS P0RK-Is dull. Ths beat city brands are free
" offered ct Sl2, but the outside price offered vas
si 0oSntry lots we're offered freely on Change al
LARD-Is dull at any thing above 70, al which there
are buyen; sellev ask 7jfo.
| BULK MEATe-Have declined to $40 for shoulder
and So for sides, closing dull. ~
1AooN-osn be had at % and $40 for shoulders and
sides. 5 ..... t.,,-
fair demand ut 6k97c plain, and 79Tkc oanyassed.
;5u- e1 - al - q n a 1hQstTs.
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From mis-

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.-A Fort Donelson dis.
patch to the Democrat Of yesterday says; A
boat just from Clarksvllle reports the evacua.
tion Of Nashville. The Union citizens of that
place sent boat to Clarksville, which toWed
one Of our gunboats for their protection. The
rebels With Gov. Harris, retreated to Murfrees-
boro. Harris burnt all the State documents be-
fore leaving.
Gen. Grant has declared martial law over
West Tennessee, with the understanding that
when sufficient number Of the citizens Of the
sire TO maintain law and order over the terrific.
ry, all military restrictions will be withdrawn
Postal facilities are extended to Clarksville,
and the mall bags will follow the flag. N 81
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

a BEEN before the public but short time, and has al
rDndy been teated BY over one thousand personal and
1y tesy that the Napoleon Hair Toilet Il the greatest
be1nthef ever offered 70 the American people.
70 prevent this Toilet from being oounteeited or I'm.
lated By uDphncpled persons, do not offer II for
ale at any Drugglsts In the United States Therefore
anyLady or Gentleman who desires Ho Luxurant Hair
and cufip and Long, soft Whakers Moustaohe, can
procure the 1nNgorator or Toilet either one. for
dollar, inolosed in letter, With their address.
Address nIl o. y. ePnNY & co.,
-, -r, == Boz 163, 0oliinayille, f,
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And 4 win bsealefuIIy sentby return mail.
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TeIegraphic Arrangements.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 70.
~ The Undersigned gives notice to the public
that the military possession of the telegraph
taken by order of the President, will make no
change whatever In the conducL of social, pri-
vate and commercial business by telegraph
The lines and business remain 10 the hands OF
telegraph officers, duly authorized by the War
Department.
(Signed) .,ss.- E. 8. SANFORD,
- President American Telegraph Co.
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Ihe NAPOLEON Hair Toilet

VIII suuRL STRAIGHT HAIR In Soft, elken, Flowing
unrla, that will remain In shape for day or ono
usek desired any longer period, II the directions
arc strictly followed, which very simple and easy
The phiK Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
NE Natural 6nsss of Ne Hair. II neither scorches
cor dyes ~ but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance. II also prevents the hair from falling ~ and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27
Exeelaior Invigorator |!
NApoLEoN,s HAIR TOILET! !

The only article ever offered to he French people that
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article Il now indispensable to his toilet room.
The Bubtcrbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others ever offered 10
the public take pleasure In expressing their confidence
IN the article, gaining II from practical use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27

New YoKK, Feb. 26.--Com. Stringham Is to
be presented .ou Thursday evening With an ele-
CANT sword, by acommittes Of the citizsus Of
Brooklyn. 4k.-9l..l y, ~. ~. -. -
United States Treasury notes are at 30 per
cent. premium at Richmond. a.rs las.