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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

We published yesterday the proclamation
u Governor Morros. calling on Indiana for
r~slvs .horsind Insn TO augment the mum
,.rs Of the Federal army Disease and the
ssord have thined the ranks OF the armies
already IN the field. until il 10 thought wise
% put into service three hundred thousand
more men. Iadiara "a called upon TO COZ
sr,baie her quota. and maintain her repnts-
uoa q. one Of the most patriotic States ofths
Unioa. We have the utmost confidence
hat he eleven regiments vii! DO readily
raised within her limits. The sacrifice Is
s.cat. bet the loss Of the Union would be a
thousand fold greater. Our people will not
-ufss themselves 20 be discouraged BY any
reverse however terrible. The restoration
of,be supremacy OF the Constitution Is the
paramount objec; for which they light, and
thxs object Kill Dc accomplished. whatever
nay la The cost IN blood OF treasure The
.ar must 20 on. and the force necessary &C
defeat aud ogerwhelm the enemy, must bi
pct 10 the Geld. The rebel government b.
the aid Of is CONSUMPTION has been enabls'
60 bring on the field. force nearly as larg
and well appointed as cur own This force
must DO beaten snd routed
The lis; Regiment Is 20 organize al thi'
place. lie. It's ranks be rapidly filed. tia
I: may take its place on the Geld 10 Vindicst
the government OF our fathers
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III. iol.oring Union Executive Commit
a.. for the eth Congressional District wAs
.s,.e,sd by the delegation "a attendance at
Indianapolis. on the 18th Of June:
v.ruItIoS CorsTr-lra Abdlll. DAs.d
II. Jones
pAHrE--J. T Buskifk. George h. steele
Vegetables Z. Bradford. J. y. Baird
PrrSAx-Jea. Tyloy. John Hanna.
owxx-F. T. Brown. Harlan RiehArts.
GzrKsI--S. r. Cayins
srtrrvax- Thomas kesns. Jas. IA
0Boy.s
ctAr-JoLn MeSamer. W II Clifford
Mr. Hanna, who Is Chalrrnsn Of this Com
.si,see. desires 20 hear an expression from
..rh member of the Committee as - the
me Of holding Union Congressional Con
gens,ou. The time OF holding Convention
.hould. ~e believe. be determined at ar
..riv day. The Committee will. OF course
s,ke tho matter isto immediate considera-
Too.
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MUSICAL.
y. g.. LINDEN
m
PIANO TUNER and REPAIRER,

PIANO TUNER and REPAIRER.
M .slo asspsedesly .roounes a. The eltize1- q
w fsrre haste end -ef7 srnaing country inst ~
y r'.@y on All calls 70 TsT,if sna tune f.snos ara
70 tsep thsa Ia Gooi order ~ tie year. NJ c.n a.
found a the Drug store In che TsFrs Ifaass Hou.-
kaidns, sni bis charge ~.il b. fousa vrrx r@.~er
shis. Ne s~gs leave - sstosn the folo~inr rsfsr.
escfs.
NJ = ca iINpf ANN. I7sns Iaser. has parsasa
the Business IN This place fogr yesrs with perfec,
success aud entire Satisfaction % his smplo,,r. -
All tbe pisno~ Of the TerFs Haute Female Coles.
have been under his care. and he has gained ray en-
tire confidence. can thsfefors, cordially recon.
mend him 20 any psrsons IA this vicinity who may
n~s3 his scryicFs, a reliable Inan aud corre<t
tunsr, whose services viii DC more desirable from
lie fast that living he ate nd to IFS busn..s
Whenever any az debt may render q nsesss.ry.
=. q. NEfNfNGFk
Principal q the Music Department III The
Terre Hsnts Female College
Ne. the sabserihsrs. heartily concur In the above
Recommendation
RfY. JOHN COVERT.
REN. JACOB CHAPMAN,
hfN. LYMAN ABBOTT.
kkN. N. A. JEWE1T
Jsf~isiiy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

STATE OF Indiana, yigo County, s..
~ xe ls13-vsso chcn-s coert s~rs~uh<s terra.
Coz rsurse 49, .a..
On this as,. t.,.sil. TIE sth esr 4 Juis. f>11
rosaf. shs p1.intie ~ hersts. 2uerpey. 80
rls heir eszntlafrf bsfsip. siss canpstert at.
pss..' snitssls. fkoslnx ths III tsfrrasni s. .
1...~,ls<rs - de sfats - ints.ss-
ss.rs 1. fs<r~f.Fr trrsey x,ven - - 49, a.
s<slsnf sffts eiin< srf p<rf<n1 - tlls proved
a a o. rsrt T<rrn a - oa5t Cert <<uzn.Rofna
"a 10 Ysrsr aanssy a seypns<r p<sf, q ;. isss
ks@ps In. hAki. clsrk
,zlY-tA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
NURSERY.

I HAVE PURCHASED the entire
Il Nursery stock o. Mr.. Manly. Marshall, CLARK
county, H.. and am prepared 70 furnish all kinds
Of Trees and Ornamental Shrubbery NJ the lowest
cash price, Apple Trees, Of any size, from y
inch 70 ? inches IN diameter. and from one 90 sis
yeare old
jy5iiy y. ELI swoRTH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

nd destroy the bridge. railroad. cars aud
machinery and return to Lun,. This would
have cut OF all means Of escape tilI our ar
mics could cave coneetsated around Jack
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
LEGAL.
REPORT OFThE AUDITOR OF

~ Nigo county. showing the amount received
and disburssd tot the year commencing Jane lst
1891. and endlng Nay slst. A n. isd9. INCLUSIVE:
kfcxwrs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

o
tons gu diseases q the
URINARY onsArs,
"'' NAL ora FEMALE,
HOW LONG sTxNDING.
Diseases ofskess org sns require tie 81 DaI-s
aEINBoLDs EXTRACT BrcHU
Is THE GREAT piuRE1Es
And 70 certain have the desired eject eli IL
eases for which Il 4 recommended.
Evidsnce g. most reliable and responsible ohAz--tsf
w.ll accompany IL insassines-
From 20 10 yesrs' sisBdl-r
with n.rne- kftswn 20
SCIENCE AND FaNK.
Price sl Per bottle OF * for g. delivered a. IA,
/ s3dres.. Securely packed Rom observation.
rss-crfs-o - uaEfaans IN a. 1.ls.ie@-.-z-
Cures a. mn antecd. Advice 9rntfs
I AFFIDAVIT
PERSONAL, ppssred bsf1re ne. Alderman q tie
cry ., PkfisdeiPbss, A. L. AEi-hfoLD, Chemist VT
being duiy s~oIn. does ssy that h's pTcpsrson
/. parsiy vegetable n. r. HrrMBof.D
sole Manufactures.
Sworn and sub.crftss bsfore ne, the s3d day "a
Novosnbst 1854 Nm. y .HIBBARD. site-usr.
ksarr-. Issser- for sI.fOrnstion IN coataeDos g.
Mt hELAb0lD.
Prsctis al and Analytical Chemist,
iOl south Tenth 81. below Chestnut rhils
RsNasE az COUNTEHfE1Ts
AND lNPklSSifl--D DkAIkhs.
who endesvor 10 dispose "os rxxn ows" a1a 'srA-
ss'' kzrIoxs TIE kxrc1kTtos krrkfssDs
Hslrsboic's Genuine Preparations
!" Tssrsr- ppctn.
. SArssyssl.i-.
- Improved Roe ws-b.
500 s,S r cuSlxeuAx. Z !. 4 \: p eesss
ALIEs PENCE, a. ". PATRICK 4 90
And All Dsssgi.'s sssryxhsre -
Out out che advert cement and send for n.
AND AyolDInrOsrTies AND EIfosvss
Msrchs's2dk~ly
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nIsSOLUTI0N OF Co-pART-
IL n>rssfr ne CO prtnsrsaip hsfstsf~s "a.
Issins kes,stsn q ". Pxfri<s 4 y. still was thls
tsv 1fsssfvst y uu;nsl oors>nt- Nes~rs- Jsnes
Ds.is AM o. w. Psfrick A.. sntkorl4et 70 collect,
So kershy .rsrrns all ts,'s 4 lhs tru.
". STfKIEi
a. ". PATRICK
JANIS DAVIS
ssls -. isl jysss-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
MEDICAL.
HELMBoLD'S GENUINE FgFrA
III TlON.

HELMBoLD'S GENUINE FgFrA
IL TlON.
.sufsnLY coscKNTKATED-
COMPOUND FlUiD KATgACI Glchg
A Positive aud Specific Kennedy
FOR Dlses~.. ofths isi.ADDFsl. KIDNEYS. GRAVEL
and DROPslCAI. SN KILLINGS.
nis Medicine Increases the dover 81 Dlsesla.
aud excites The a SSoRbfN1s into healthy seiiot
by .Asch the WATEkl OR CALcARols aepoea
tons and al UNNATURAL fNI.Ak0khkkTs ais
rsdsoed. a. -sll - PAIN AND INFLAMMATION
MN. woxES. or CHILDREN.
HUunol.ps RxrRAcr BucHu
For Weaknesses
Arising from Eaesssss. nsAits q Dissipation fsIlJ
ATTENDED, wirs rhE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lndi~pcsitton 90 fxertiuu. Los % Po~es.
loss o. hesoFy. uinicu, Of breathing.
Meal Nerves frerr bliu.s
horrSr ~ Disesre. NakefrlDes1.
bimns<so 81 NislosI Pain H. N. n.
Universal i.assliade u lAe N4-eulaf system.
Dryness % the ska frupuons on the Fscs
fAtIID CoUSTrSkNCf.
Ihsss sympiom.. Il allowed 70 60 %. ~hisA III.
medicine Invariably removes, soon foloes
INPoTkNCl, fkrUIIY, EPIIRPTiC fITS,
IN ONE OF WHICH fHE PATIENT NAY kAflHH
Who can say that they ara not frequently feilos--
+ by tho-@ .-DikEfUi. DISEASES
INSANITY ANDC0SsUNPTiof."
Many ale aware Of the cause of their suffering,
BIZ MONK WILL CoSFkSs
fhk RECORDS OF THE INSANE AslLUNs
Anithe Melancholy DEATHS By conSumptlon,
nkAs Asrsk wIrsEss rxcFA
THE CONSTITUTION OScE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC MfAkNfSS,
Requires the sid u su"dieine 10 Strengthen and
Which Hslsso,B's KrrRAcr BrcRu invsrisbi,
dos.
srsi.I cosssssk -osr sssr1lcu.
S-FENAlIs-FyNAIKs
OLD OR YOUNG, sIS6Ls, MARRIED. On ss,s.
rKhfl.ATiSG MARRIAGE
II MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR To gRhAik-
the fxtrset bncau i unequAiis 10y any osh.r rene
ne-s, 90 Suppression 81 Customary Rvscustiors, II
csratsd Scihoss ststs 81 the Uterus I~ucorrhoc.
whites Ssriify. and for al complaints lucid n
Go t6e sss. whether arising from lndiscreton Hshi.
DECLINE OK CHANGE oF LIFK.
SEX SYMPTOMS ARovK
no fAkILY SHOULD BRwIfHorT ~.
TAks soks BAIsAN, NrEoyEf. o. Vsrlsss.ss
NrpictSH roE rxrtKksAsr pksornors ppxAsxs
HHi.MBoI.D's fNTRAcf BUcHJ
SECRET DISEAsEs9
IL al lhsir Stages, At llftis ksps1--
! f4ttie OF 20 change u Dist, No ilco< vruAenos
ASDSo ENfosrnR.
l. cause. irequent desirs and gives strength -
Irinkte, thereby Removing ohstrucfions,
Preventing apt Curing Structures Of the Cret.r..
Ailsying Pain and Inflammation. fteqner,.
the elias II tisessss aud expelliug al f.ssousSs
Diseased. aad worn-sut Matter.
TsoU-kxDs rTo~ IsoJssSrs
WHO pAyr BEHS THE VICTIMS or QCACEs
and WHO have paid HEkvf mrs 10 be cured II shoe
time, have found they were deceived, and that th'
"P0iSON'' has. ~ the use q ''for.rtui Astr.-
gents been dfisd up IL The system - tfs-s sut 9
pFgHaPs ArrEg MARRIAGE
49,. -. - -, !, - -. !. - 4.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE SOUTHERN BANK OF
Il Indiana has declared dividend Of five per
cent on its Capital STOCK out Of The earnings for the
last six month"; payable 10 Stockholders al IL oiee
en- and after the 18th inst.
J. ". WILLIAMS. Prs-r.
July ., is07dls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
Union STATE TICKET

Union STATE TICKET
SECRETARY OF srAry,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE
srpIroR on srArE.
ALBERT LANCE
rrrAsrnrE os srATr.
JONATHAN s. HARVEY
ATTORNEY CENTRAL.
DELANA r. WILLIAMSON.
xyxrISrrsDESr on rrsIIc ISsrRrosIos.
JOHN I. MORRISON.
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r.rr H.a,e. Juu-,, Isss.-e WV '
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-02
D. G. T.R R,
INSURANCE AGENT,

0ahes, cor. Second stree, and Cont Allsy.
up stairs. nsxs to Ayres' Buildins.j
DEpRES.NTS The following Old and
IL Reliable Soushsga CeHpssiM;
L~ynchbs.g l1ess ~ Bss Aessaase cso.
Dssy, Wsy,ais.
M:sskasss fsssvasss Co., nishsosl. V.
Nashville Comnsssisl lsssrs nee Company.
Tennessee.
Selna Iasssssce Asd Trust Company, Ala.
Alabama lsssFsses Company, Montgomery.
w~siampka Insurance and hsnkins cOmra-
ny, Alabsns.
Eufsls Home Insurance Company, Ala.
Applications sdire ssrd n ID. 4 Trader,
lock boz vi, Memphis, vii, receive promp,
attention. vGnts. Gm
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q. a. s,s ussl~y IN Iay nest. I rI sil . fa hshsH htls. ~
, ne fssfs tta.e isel ~ ls tqsh. n fsfalsl fs fyiyslnr lsnd'
~ /. 80. h fs fsusy n Fsspi., ~ Ire i&s Ice lhsfsph. ~ ae
H.. ,e., N issf, - I'll - Ill egs' shas may seefe Asfssa, seegffaf
= ,es,yssl is@eemhhf, fsai, tgwfl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-02

Insolveao uoooee.

INBE u~ndersigps1, sdmisIsiNsoF u The
estate 81 william Love, deceased.
having reported 10 the Probate Court u
Tunica county, Mississipli. a, the Jnnnar,
term. lsb2, ths, said esthic j. in.ol.ent :
Al persons having claims against snid c..
tate nrc hereby notified TO come forward
and have their ciaims duly prcba,ed aud
registered IL the cIcrk's oshce Of said eour,,
on Or before the ~ Monday In March,
1853. or thev will he forever barred.
WILLIAM Z. MAXWELL,
Jan. q, 1859. las.Gml Administrator.
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NOTICE.
Nlssiss1ppi and Tennessee Rensssl.
O4AW0D or xx2ID.
Onea Ckisf Enc. sna Ges,l Snnsl

Oass Ckiss Ese end 0es't sup't,t
Mspvsfs, Nov. ssh, ls6i.
(lS and after Wednesday. November 18th,
" 1881, trains on this road will run %
follows
cory. SOUTH.
Mail srUn leaves Memphis st...... itors
arrives nj Irenada al II 30 ~
UOlN1 NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada st .......en1ss
arrives at Memphis at. s.2D.As
The Freight AMI Accommodate train
will lcavc Memphis o, 9 O'Clock, ?. n. "a
Monday, Wednesdays and RSids,s, srriv-.
ing at Grsnads AZ s O'Clock :. H.. and
Gfensds ~ 0 O'Clock 4 = IN ouss-
sss, THURSDAYS and Saturdays, arriving q,
Memphisas fve o'clock '. :.
NILES MERR1wETifEg.
vTnt3 Chief Nag. All Geu'l ssu't.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-02

VNHE Undersigned, Administrator Of tho
E..a,e u John u. Bailey, deceased,
hahng reported TO tho Probate Cour, Il
Pamela county. Mississippi, a, the January
term, ls6., that rsii estate 10 insolvent;
al person, having claims sEains, said Ca
tate ass hereby notified 10 have .hrm pro-
ba,ed and registered IN tho Clsrk'. Office II
said Conrt, on or before the 9Th Monds,
in February, 1852. or they viii be fore,s,
barred. LOUISIANA BAILEY.
Fob. 9TH, 1859. ADMINISTRATIVE.
Ixot Z n01.tml
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rDVAkES sp BY :. 3. Bissss, sea M.
bina. . sesrsll nsss posy, 10 yesss
Old, u Or u heods hight White face, has
q sask place At the root Of the tail. Ap.
prsi.el, y saon.
?. b. JONES, Rssees ?. q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-16
Good for Madison.

The result Of the election in Madison county,
Is, on the whole, satisfactory to the friends OF
constitutional liberty, The most desperate
efforts were made to carry the county for Shell
.LABARoER, and every species Of falsehood and
meanness was resorted to. The usual charges
Of disloyalty we're made against the friends
of Mr.. Cox. Among oLher things, 1t was charg.
cd, that some Democratic townships had not
furnished their quota Of men, and that hence,
Democrats were disloyal The result proves
that of the two Democratic townships which
were behind 10 their quota, the Republican vote
was larger than was ever before polled, show
ing the fact that 10 Democratic townships, Re-
publicaps we're slow to volunteer.
When We consider the fac. that one year ago
Madison county gave Governor ToD 95s ma
jority, and that TOD's position upon the emanci.
patton question was successfully used among
those who supported him last year, as tho only
test OF Union orthodoxy, aud that the county
only polls about 1000 votes, a change of ono
thousand in favor of Mr.. Cox and the Demo
cratic State and county ticket must be regarded
as most signal aud glorious triumph. Hence
forth, put down Madison az reliably Demo
cratic.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-16
AMosr BRILLIANT DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH.
Franklin tho Banner County.

The Democracy Of Franklin county covered
themselves all over with glory on Tuesday
electipg their entire ticket by an unprecedented
majority, and giving our State tickettwo thous.
and over the so-cslled Union ticket. Ii was q
proud day for "Old Franklin" and justly ent-
ties her to the appelIation Of the Banner county
of Ohio. The Democracy of every township,
and of every ward Of the city, did their whole
duty, and deserve immortal honor. For this
brilliant triumph, 80 overwhelming and crush.
Ing to radicalism ct the Capital of the State,
are the Democracy largely indebted to con-
servative men who have not hitherto acted with
our party, but who were determined to give ut
terance to their earnest and honest protest
against the fanaticism Of the hour which has
taken possession Of the Administration.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-16
Probate court.

Items of business transacted in the Probate
Court of Franklin county, Judge Albery, during
the week ending Wednesday, October Is, 1862
Marriage Licenses-Seven were issued during
the week.
Administrators Appointed-Wm. Headly, Jr.,
with the will annexed, of VIM. Headly, and
Francis Wolf, of Matthew Stuart, in a bond Of
$4,000. "
Guardians Appointed-Jos. Falkenbacb, Of
Herman and Jos. Falkenbach, and John Kilgour,
of Mary r., VIM. c. and David W. Boyer.
Sent to the Lunatic Asylum-Harriet White
side, of Blendon township.
Accounts Filed-The frat accoun. of David
K, Wood, Executor Of Jos. Hanson; the second
account of ]. N. Robinson, Administyator of
Alex. Caldwell, and the final account of Mar
tin Krum, Administrators of Barbara Krum.
Discharged on Habess Corpus--Joseph Will
son, of Muskingum county, minor under
eighteen years Of age, and volunteer at Camp
Columbus under Capt. P. Heintson.
Naturalized-Jscob Butcher,'a native Of Ba.
den, John Geigele, do, Matthias Blum, do,
Christian Keller, do, John Kopp, do; Patrick
Hannswin, Ireland, Edward MCGUIRE, do,
James Sullivan, do. Patrick McKernsn, do,
Henry Croasans, do, Thomas McGlu, do;
Charles Shredder, Nassau; VIM. Schnider,
France, Jos. Freshune, do.; Chas. H. Gledhill,
England, james Marsh, do; Gotlieb Ehmann,
Wirtemberg, John Kaaer, ,ldo.; John L. Jones,
Wales; Henry Fisher, Cour- Hesse; Adam May,
Hesse Csssel Henry Dsnig, Bavaria, Thomas
Pretz, do; John Viedo, Mechlenberg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-16

Springfield went from house to house. inspiring
terror, slanderIng Mr. Cox's loyalty aud dis'f'O'
u.ing their base pamphlets. In Springfield 'ney
mobbsd Mr.. co1's friends. when they happened
to be old and infrm; At Osborne, they egged
Mr.. Cox; at Catawba, friend Of Mr.. Cox was
shot for hurrahiDg for him, and az Vienna
Carlisle, Charleston, Cedarville, and other
places. his life was threatened. So II was In
Greene. Again. at Xenia, seventy negroes
voted for sHrLLBIRAoER, and the same terrorism
was prevalent; but the untcrrifcd Democracy
did their whole duty. and will do itstll stronger
hereafter.
There are wild huzzAhs for Cox going up in
Greene, Clarke and Madison. We hear them
from Franklin every moment of the day This
city and county are jubilant beyond any thing
ever known here before.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-16
Democratic Congressmen Elected.

Frat District, GEoRoE H. PENDLEToN; Sec
ond District, ALExANDER LONG; Fourth Dis
trict, J. FRANK McKiNNEY; Fifth District,
FRANK c. LEBLoND; Seventh District, SAMUEL
s. Cox; Eighth District, WILLIAM JOHNSTON:
Ninth District, WARREN P. NOBLE; Eleventh
District, WELLS A. HUrcHINs, Twelfth Dis
trict, WILLIAM E. FINoK; Thirteenth District,
JOHN o'NEILL; Sixteenth District, ]. W.
WHITE.
CHILroN A. WHITE, in the Sixth District,
and GEORGE BLISS, in the Fourteenth District,
are also reported to be elected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-16
The Journal on Scosps Letter u
Seward.

Not over General scorT, but over the editor
of the Journal, must have come "inseusibly
to himself" the childishness of dotage. For
proof, see the article headed General scorr's
Programme" in the Journal Of October Is.
If General Scorr had in March, 1861, a
"feeble comprehension" as the wiseacre of the
Journal alleges, "of what the developments Of
the rebellion would be-" it was q complaint
common at that time with the magnates of the
Administration party, not excepting such high
public functionsries IS ABRAHAM LINCOLN and
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
If the idea of conducting the war with eight
hundred thousand men now CLOCKS puerile'' to
the sage of the Journal, how does the idea look
now Of conducting It with seventy-five thous-
and men-all that President LINCOLN called for
six weeks after General ScoTT's letter was writ
ten. If the former is evidence of childishuess,
the latter must prove insanity.
The Journal says that neither section would
accept the "Cfittenden Compromise" Whose
fault was it7 The Abolitionlsts, or Republi-
cans ss they then called themselves, in Con
gress, refused to permit that the proffer Of the
compromise should be made TO the Southern
section for their acceptance or rejection. How
does the Journal know that II IL had been made
in good faith, it would have been rejectedf It
judges others by the foolhardiness and stolidity
Of it's own party friends, the AbOlitionists -
The latter had Predetermined before hostili-
ties commenced that there should be no COM
promise--no peace on any terms--that there
must be ood-leiting, and they have persist
emily labored ever since to convince the world |
that the Southern people had come to the same
determination, and thus justify themselves in
denouncing every man who, like General scorr,
suggested compromise, "a traitor and Q sym
pathiser with the rebels" se
The Journal iuay in its childishness make
feeble attempts to ridicule General Soorr's sug.
gestions that, unless "some benign measure''
like the Crittenden compromise were adopted,
Washington city "Would require permanent
guard Of at least thirty-fye thousand troops to
protect the Government within IT," and that the
conquest Of the seeded States being completed
after frightful destruction Of human life and
property, Fifteen devastated provinces" would
remain, mot to be brought into harmony with
their oOnquefors, but to be held for generations
BY heavy garrisons. at an expense quadruple
The net duties or taxes which is would be poasi-
Bile to extort from them, followed by q Protect
,r or an Emperor" but sober minded, rational
people cannot but regard these suggestions Of
he vetsrsn soldier and patriot a. the predio-
lions Of . true prophet q great part Of which
bavs already been verified, and the remainder
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-16
STATE NEWS.

IT is stated that the 1lOth, 1924 and 1896
Ohio will move this week.
TIE following promotions have Just beer
-made;
Thirty-sixth Regiment Lieutenant + Colone
e, B. Andrews to be Colonel, vice Clarke, killed
September 18th; Major II. +. Duval to Lieuten
ant Colonel; Captain II. G. Adney to Major.
Seventeen Regiment-Captain William M
Brown to Major, vice McFerren.
Col. W. H. LYTLE, of the 10th Ohio, arrived
in Cincinnati on the night of the l4ih inst. He
is suffering from wound in the head, having
been struck in the cor BY spent ball or frag-
ment Of she'll. -fl -r4 -f-----r1 !.
The approximate earnings Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company, for
six months, ending September 30, 1862, were
1858, ,l59 SO; expenses Of transportation. inter-
eat on bonds, and State taxes, $234, $3.50 o.; net
earnings. $l33, ,2799O. Out of which dividend
Of S per cent and the Government tax has been
declared. aff
SEcRErARY CHASE. says the Cincinnati En-
quiyer, asked the people of the United States
to respond to the Emancipation Proclamation Of
the President. Hamilton county responds To-
the tune Of about fifteen hundred to two thous.
and against IL. L
The following army supplies were sent on
the 14.h inst. to Major M. G. CARRIER, OF CALI
polls, from the military warehouse at CinoIn-
natl, under the supervision Of Captain w. H..
Gill: aaa41 l4s 'aae-s srgssn
10000 caps aud covers, 10000 infantry troW.
sers, 900 reinforced troweers, 10000 pairs
bootees, 1000 pairs boots, 1000 camp kettles,
500 shovels, 1000 picks, 1000 hatohets, 1000
knepeacks, 20drums, 90 bugles, l0, 900 blouses,
20. 900 shirts, 10000 pairs drawers, 1000 wall
tents, 8 hospital tents, 2,5O0 mess pans, 500
spades. 900 axes, 5000 blankets, 1000 can
teens, 20 ftes. 3a911 18 6i3c flgJ 2 |
These are for General MoEgan's command.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-16

T w. R. Kent will sell this Thursday
evening, October l6,at his sales-room, No. l09
South High street, one Of the finest assortmenta
Of cloths and cassimeres ever offered In this
city. consisting Of French, English and German
blue and black brosdcloths, beaver cloths, black
doeskin caaslmeres, fancy cassimeres, vestiDgs,
satinets, tweeds. Kentucky jeans, bleaohed mus
linshirts, woolenj jackets, metino undershirts and
drawers, ane assortment Of ladies' and gen.
tlemen's meriho hose and half hose. Sale COM
mencing at balf-past elk O'Clock, and continued
Friday and Saturday evenings. Goods now open
and ready for inspection Call and see them,