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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-21
HEADQUARTERS Missouri DEPARTMENT.

HEADQUARTERS Missouri DEPARTMENT. i
ST.. LOUIS, February 10th.
Major-General D. Hunter, commander De-
partment of Kansas, Fort Leaveuworth /:
To you, more THAI to any other man out
OF this Department, are we indebted for
our success at Fort Donelson. In my
strait for troops to reinforce Gen. Grant, I
appealed to yous You responded nobiy,
placing your forces at my disposition. This
enabled as to win the victory
Receive my most heartfelt thanks.
II. W. HALLECK,
Msjor-General.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 1e.-The promotion
OF Gen. Grant to the Major Genera ship,
gives him superior command to Brigadier
General Buell. In the same department.
The Secretary of State says be sees indi-
cations of satisfactory reaction in favor
of the United States in Great Britain, as
well as on the continent.
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against his conduct in the war, by yots OF
the Joint Committee of Investigation. A
highly important command is indicated for
him in the far west. 4s4 "a
$3.50 HERALD's DISPATCH.
disposition has been manifested in the
Senate to pass over most of the nominations
for Brigadier Generals, for the present, and
let the nominees win their stars by gallant
ry in the field before they are confirmed. 70
A broad line of distinctions is drawn in
the Senate between officers who lounge
about in hotels or dawdIe in drawing rooms,
and those VINO devote themselves to the i'm
provement and efficiency of their COM
mands, or in active duties in the field.
Whenever there comes up one of the
nominations of the officers against whom,
and in whose favor, nothing in particular
can be said, BY common consent it is passed
over to await the future conduct of the can
didate, to let him prove his merits by his
deeds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-21

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Feb 20.-It is not
probable that our army will follow Price
very far into Arkansas.
There is considerable talk of fortifyihg
NeOsho, and placing detachment of troops
at CassViIle.
letter found in Prices headquarters
reveals strong Union sentiment in Ar
kansas
Albert Pike Is working wonders among
the Indians.
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Fhe .4ppsssEss.-Tt is very difficult matter
with the majority of persons restrain their apre
tites hence, we see an abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stomach
and Digestive Organs. Hoodand's German Bftters
will entirely these complaints and restore the
81 stem to its original yigor and strength They
for sale by druggists and dealers In medicines
everywhere at 70 cents per bottle. Gebls
a TbsaE or BsGWsg s. q geV F0rsgs /.
Who can be beautiful with siekly pale COMPLEX
Ion Keep the pores of the skin free, and tn.
blood pure, and your Cheeks will vie With the rosa
and lilly. The skin is formed with thousands of
pores In every inch Of surface whose once it is t.
carry of the impurities of the bIood-the ae
knoSledgsd cause Of all diseases of manlind--
when the akin is dry and parchsd-when it is
covered with eruPtiOns-when il is cold and clam
my-when there is Inward fever or inaan nation
lit is impossible for the skin under these eircurn
stances to perform its proper fanotions and to
carry OF the impurities frsm the body as Designed
by our Creator
JUDS0N'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these distinctions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the eruptions from the skin and
cause il TO brighten with the flush Of youth and
beauty. Beauty without paints and eosmetics-
beauty produced by health and happiness
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold By ali
medicine dealers. dec3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-21
CORPORATION NOTICE.

- ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK
rep: 10, 1s62.-And now 1t is hereby ordered
ana directed by the Com mon Council OF the Civ
OF Evansville that the of all lots or parts
OF lots fronting adjoining the east side Har
Fiett ST., rom sixth to FRANKLIN St, in said CITY
cause side walk OF Glass No. 2 to re laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication Of
this order. =
.-.s.. p. BURKE, Clerk.
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Special Notices.

10 &c possible that any Soldier can be so fool
ish to leave the city without supply of HoIlo-
ways Ointment and Pills1 Whoever does 90 win
deeply regret it. These medicines are the only
certain cure for Bowel Complaints, Fevers, Sores,
and sourvy. Only Is cents per Box or Pot
fsbls-d1w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-21

WASHINGTON, February 2O.-The Presi-
dent has approved the bill to prohibit the
Ceelie trade by American citizens and
American vessels.
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short engagement and again fed. Many
prisoners are taken, and quantity of arms
secured which his men threw away in their
hightp
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Ohio Rye Coffee.
n STtght CoEd,

NfPR fl Slight COEE,
rs A Tough, o5EoaNsenesa
sl;IIIIHiiEsla or SfoFe lShEoak,
S1 l0ftch might Be checked
4k44S% Nth a sinepJs remedy,
if neglected, often terminates seriously.
F'stO are atUa1e of the importance Of
stopping a Tough or SLIGHT
&oZa IN its first stage; that lghtcb
IN The beginning l0olLId yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks The lungs.
8SoLleSz' s q eokzchiaL 9rockea
.1oere first i'5trodueed eleven years ago.
II has been proved that they are the
best article before the pubic for
Lgot1ahs, fields, 8EoSzchifts,
9EstLzDz0, ISataErh, the Haozz7g
Cough In /SonauS7zkLtLoSz, md
7pzl71oerous affections Of the lSLhfaat,
g5Udng immediate relief
Public Speakers ~ Singers
loi1 find them efect1laL for clearing
and strengthening the votce.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers
IN Medicine, at Is cents Per boz.
Sold iniEvansville by
f@b5 KELLER d WHITE.
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CONFORMATION NOTTCE

ORDER FOR PLANK sIDR-wAL
Feb. 10th, IS62.--And now It is hereby ordered
ana directed by the Common Council of the city of
evansville that the owners of all Iots or parts Of
nett street. from Ann to Sixth Street. ia said Civ
cause sidewalk Of Glass No. 2 60 be laid down
of this order. p RTJRE L S1i,rI ~
Clerks Office, Feb Goth, Is69 = = -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-21

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
lER Urk.R'G CIV R.4SV.l9 14OO rows
III Of pure fipt Ices varying from six TO nine
ir 5hes thick, have thought proper 20 make ar
Esngements for the supplying Of that article to
the citizens Of Evansville the coming season at
prices trust Of which they will not complain.
L. O. HA GER,
fabs Dealer in Ice, Terre Raute, Ind.
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HERALD's DISPATCH.

ST. Louis, Feb. 2o.-The following dis
patch was sent from headquarters yester-
day: s#
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sEKs r. s"Hssi e HSp "o"E ..sNc.,
Blank Book Manufacturer ~
Main st.. bet. First and Second. Slal1ihfHlBHlw
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Blank Books ruled, PACED and made TO ordea
of the best paper, from a Memorandum 70 the
largest Ledger Music and Magazines bound in any
stvie. -s .-s=-. : ie1s-d6Wtf
IoHE LAW, NJ. n. ANraEs, Notary Publ
L A w & An TT E S !,
ATTORNE rs Az Ian
GENERAL COLLECTION AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
vhace No. 81 Main street, opposite the oour
House. Evansville. Indiana mayI6-d&wly
NRLD L.E.8Ps-5 dozen extra Coil oil
Burners just received for the purpose of al
terIng Lard Oil and Fluid Lamps. Lamps can
be changed in five minutes. Also 10 doz Coal OH
Chimneys; dozen Brushes to clean chimuevs |:
Wicking and Shades, at WICK ERY B.OS.
DREEDKyva CAGEA
H. j. CHLAEPFER's
luyzS New Drug Store
"a T-&ECA-6O boxes, best quality, for sale by
oc12 No 4 sycamore, tree4.
DUM NEVIMUS VIVAMUS."
ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT
CHARLEY" HABBE. Prom
tMsnE II 8OH-E .N.RsNEED HesVSE
I'M mas Just been repaired and reitted and ia
now opened 10 the public. No ezpeuse mas been
spared to place the St Charles in rst rate tim
and 1t viii be kept FIRST class house in ali res.
GAME, IN TIE SEASON.
q Y - IF - II =.
And everything edible 20 be purchased IN the mar
kst will be served up at the ST. CHARLES Al al
hours. in style which win suit the most fastidi
epicnre.
Choice Brandfcs and Imported Wines the best
brands of Old Bourbon and MonongahsIA aud A
No. Liquors of all kinds will be found the baI
of the st. OharIes
Imported Cigars,
All the fayorite Havana brands always on hand
So The patronage of my numerous friends aud
the public generally Is respectfully solicited.
Oc4-6m CHARLEY HABBkc.
Az .R-MPsg L.A.MRSg-We have Just re-
= oelved large assortment of Coal Oil Lamps,
selected ia person expressly for the Evansville
tFale We solicit examination of price and
qnAiity, as We are confident better cheaper
I'm ~ cents 10 81 % each.
decls VICKERY BROS, 81 Main st.
NP B.GsN-g RR.R.Ns! I've continue to re-
~ - csaFs tnas rich country Bran, that weighs
~ los. 20 the bushel Buy the kind that win keep
derT n - s4;s.
NfTA.zH.V-6D HO~N.B n = 500 ms cheioe
@0heJS at II. A. COOKS.
- gAno 70 Main street.
M0ACA NE W ORLR.RyH~S sUG.aR-
. hnds choice N o. Sugar, at
jams H. a. COOKS.
DOP CObJS"in store and for sale by
- Il. A. COOK.
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WROHSss GsL-SJNs& ETS a aus sot Of
III haavy Horse Blankets aid Covers Just re-
ceived At sCHAPKER s. BU5S fNG's,
dec30 NO 40 Main street,
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Stores captured enough for
the army for twenty days!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
nsmovni Of GEN. McClellan.

The telegraph announces the remoVal Oh
GEN. MoCLELLAN from the command oil inc
Army OF the Potomac; also rumof thss ID
oonseoueuce thereof, sundry vacancies arc 70
occur in tho Cabinet. The report OF the re-
moyal Of Gen. MoCLKLLkE 10 no doubt true
yhile the Famor Of Cabinet changes Is . mere
csnssd, without, we presume, any foundstion'
Ths President has, previous to this ilme' ei
vays been reported in favor of Gen. moOIEL'
Ian, while the opposition 70 that ofiser came
from the radicals in the Cabinet. The Fecen'
Democratic victories seem to have made Mr.
LINCOLN angry with Ihe people, and instead oi
taking their advice, as expressed through the
baiiot.box, be appears determined 20 tnIo"
himself into the hands Of the radicals ine
ssmoysl of Gen. McCLELLAH has been de-
mspded BY them. and old Ace hss acceded
90 their wishes.
This removal will NOS afTect the character or
reputation of the displaced General, who has q
high place in the hearts of the conservative
psople of the land. As q patriot and SOLDIER
he stsnds pre- eminent. and no arts or devices
of his enemies can ipjure him. Having finally
succeeded In getting him out OF the way the
country will soon learn how much has been
gained 70 the Union cause and the success Of
the Federal arms, by the removal OF McCIEL'
Lam. The radicals can no longer cay that he "a
In the road, aud now the "on 10 Richmond
men will have no reasoa 10 hold back them
selves. Lss them "swHm the roads," and 90
to the aid of BuaNslDE and assist him In speedily
oyerrunning rebeldom.
. The Cincinnati Commercial has heretofore
ssosd BY McCLELLAE. /. understood that LIN
COLIN was for McCLELLAs, and therefore the
CommsreiaI was for him. But now that 1t is
clear that Old ACE has surrendered to the radi-
Gals, the Commtycial is preparing the way to 60
over and join the opposition to the late Com
msDder OF the Army of the Potomac. 1t aoes
no. make the leap at once, but In due time that
sheet will abuse Gen. MoCLELLAN ss sAvageiy
as CHAnDLER Of Michigan ever did. It's leade'
Of yesterday is q sufficient guarantee on that
point. The Abolition press generally will shout
for Joy because Gen. McCLKLLAN, whom they
hate, has been removed, while the mass OF the
conservative people will receive the news with
sorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Uhowtng wax.

We commend the following article to the at
tion Of our young readers. II 10 written BY one
who ought to know: nia. a'.,.
"It is said girl at Bridg.on, Maine, cheWed
wax during her marriage ceremony" Il was
remarked, that shelwa doubtless chewing the
cud Of "sWeet and bitter fancles." ethat az
it might, 10 will be well.if her husband has NOT
TO chew the cud Of soo.jui yedlitiss, for having
been 90 ally % to marry girl Whose brain had
been so soiteusd by thls foul practice, as To
render her incapable of rational thought, unit
that organ was put under the forcepump action
OF ,he Jaws! II there 10 any one practice
more than any other, calculated to endvarf the
mind, IL 10 this everlasting cho1, chew, chew,
to be seen wherever boys and girls are met With
even In the high school where the student Of
physiology is found with book in hant, and wax
in mouth, chew, chew, proving at least one
thing-that the teacher undersiands nothing of
the delsterlous effects OF this habit upon the
organ Of mind, or of It's debilitAtipg Influence
upon the body. The most pslpable and imme-
diate effects are too great and constant o fow
Of blood 70 the brain, with too abundant &C.
cretion Of saliva; the more important conse
quences are those above limited at. The writer
once knew very reputable lawyer while hia
jaws were In action upon cud Of paper; but O
perfect child when they were not thus occupied,
In addition to the school use Of this delectahle
habit, 1t is deemed Osyy nice by some young
misses, to use wax or gum sparin9ly in church
If parents and teachers understood this evil to
hall its extent, neither school, church, nor the
youthful social circle, would tolerate the prac-
tice, nor be injured By Its continuance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
LETTER FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
LOWELL, MAss., Nov. 6, 1862.


EprroRs SrArEsMAN:-Long ere this letter
reaches you the November elections Will nave
taken place and the result have become q mat.
ter of history; and though tho Democracy OF
the nation have great cause for rejoicing at the
general success which has crowned their etofts,
che Conservatives Of Massachusetts feel SAD
that they have not been enabled TO contribute
more toward the cause so dear to every pa'riotic
heart. One thing 10 certain, however-.we have
taken fifteen Thousand votes from the Abolition
majority in this State, and elected national
ConRressmsn In place Of Alex. II. Rice, Repub'
lioat, in the Boston district. LoWell--the city
Of snjndles-gave John A. Andrew eleven hun
dreS majority last year, while this year it gives
him majority Of only FIVE hundred So you see
we are doing something to stem the torrent
OF Abolition which has 80 long kept New Eng
land drifting into the dark vortex Of disunion.
Bu, seriously, 1t seems 10 me there is but lit
tie hope for Massachusetts ranatioism 10
par. Of her living organism, and u cannot DC
thoroughly eradtcated from her body politic
until ,be vital spark has fed from many OF her
children. She Is to-day os thoroughly disloyai
as South Csrolina, and her promotion OF men
70 positions OF em0lument and trust who have
been 6isunicnists for lifetime is sufficient
proof to sustain this assertion. Is disrnion
! North any les obnoxious than accession South
II SO have yet to hear an argument to sus'
tain tho position.
But it ia glorious to know that the great
West, aud New York--the commercial cenie'
OF the nGlion-baye risen TO a just appreciation
lof tho xi sencies 0! the hour and have put forth
their giant arms to rescue our people from tie
horrors of Abolition tyranny and oppression
A ray Of hope for our distracted county CLEANS
10 the horizon, aud let us trust that II may usher
In the dawn Of brighter future for constitu
tlonal government In the American Republic
| L. w. H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
election OF Er.atus Coming.

The Capital Of Ohio eends greeting to the
Capital of New York! The former having
re elected her iavosi.e to Congress congratu-
lates the latter upon like succesA ERAsrus
CcaNIso hsa been reelected to Congress in the
Albany district, New York, By q majority Of
over Eve Thousand. This 10 good news for us In
Ohio and for the whole country. Mr.. CoAEBo
is q man of marked sbility and great financial
akin. with thorough practical business habits.
Above all, he is sound, conservative, consti
susioual patriot Both the New York and the
Ohio capitals will be ably and patriotlcally rep
resented In the next Congress as in the present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Mr.. Chase and the Finances.

10 reply to some attacks upon Gov. CEASE In
the New York papers, because Of his msnsge-
mens of the National finances, the National
Republiesn, Of Washington City, says:
The sufficient snswer to ell euch attacks
is the credit Of the Government, maintained
through twenty months of unexampled Difficult.
ties-supported amidst the storms of war, tbe
conflicts Of factions, and the intrigues of self.
seeking money chsngers-and this day standing
at height on 'ChsDge In London, Paris and
every other European city, and In all the mar
kets of the world, unsurpassed, and we might
add, unparalleled, during any similar crisis.
Tnis, We say, is Q sufficient answer to all the
attacks attempted upon the head of the Trsae-
ury Department.
The country at large, without reference to
parties. has confidence 10 him. He is of the
caliber OF Pitt, of Necker, Of Hamilton. Men
who have no personal acquaintance with Mr.
Chase, and men who have no personal prediiec
lion fer him, yet Join 10 common gratitude to
the Secretary, who has preserved and supported
the national credit, and in doing that has &C.
complished 90 much as it was permitted any
one 10 eject toward preserving and maintain
ing the aseendency of the national authority,
and, therefore, the stability Of the Governments
and the peFmansnce Of the Union.
The voice Of the American people will 60
with us In this tribute to man who needs no
vindication. Especially will his character and
bis management Of the national finances re-
ceive the cordial and enthusiastio spproval Of
those who understand and feel the pressing ma.
ture Of these times-the burdens, the perils,
the necessities Of the nation. a4f 4
When IL 10 remembered that Mr.. CHasE found
Tho paper currency Of the country, at the begin
ming Of his administration, worth within one
half per cont. Of the value Of coin, and nov Il
10 about 80 per cent below the value Of coin,
it will bs conceded that the writer Of the above
sssrAysgaut puR has dIsplayed coolness which
q rsfreihing indeed. The mass Of ths people
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
rgr NATIONAL PLA7 TOIt N.
pu,sOsss Of ,ho war.

,.-.. nv A vorn NEARLY UNANIMOUS, Passed thu
. s'n,sasa pVyoJuT1oE, WHICH UrRRGsxs rbH voioa "
~. ~ ~ nos AND IsTnE TRUE erAnpAhp OF narALTT
rbss the present deporabie civil war hss been i9rcea
spS. 'nD Ia srne Against tho Constitutional Govern
~, IA IL arms around TIE Capital; thAt IN mis- ma
s.en.i emergency. Congress, banlhing 81 .eeuns oI
..a.s passlon and resentment vii recouect ony lm
49, - Tie whole country AK fhss wdr 70 Ros sodged
Asir part IN dav str oI cppess'o,.. ~ rOr % ~
osrPS,o 81 anterfsrtno soiA 10 rghts az estdb
,sS.f stisItions Of AoSs States, otE 20 desnd gna
M, az sNyyendcV Of the O0netnutton, ava %
"ss a. Uniosi S0i6 al tae dignity, equ0lssy, and
-io1is OF rs ssverdi Sake Vntgip9e,e ~ Moe ~
,r,. "a tsSss Objects are accomplished No VoT o~p"s
cedso,'
,r7s sAgz. 9.se,a. commanding sakss thts occde1on
a SId he officers and soldters OF ne army gag vs
~, .,crosd In avDDorttnc ne Consultation ana taaos
~ ~ Esisd S.ites, and IN stPp1ssss.1 TeoeHson
aocIsss sir autAority Tat tos az. ,.os enga0,a N
scar u rapss, ssssCs 81 ~ ecsiss Srsd
M, nTses: thof W1 q gt'ugPs oavTtd on WtMsn M M
,%M1a $500 and aAo4ld be conducted oy Re np0'
~ 1ioAss, priaclpls bnopn 10 chrtsstd@ ctos'so
son." ara n. MonLELLAN.
MP ntAis, eur MqtiOa's birktddy, sce dccaTs =
~ -. " ,nSo ara rebels G0atna ue best tnteTesg Q
yssuEsi, that iAis army shan enser Me Cgp1so. i
- so.c1u1d CopfederdcE, that on ndttondt Sons.s
..,sos sIau preoSR and Cidt Ge Union, tchsoe aton
Sr, dsse taserndl pedce Gnd sctersdI sec"rsv
saCS Sdts, mas and sAa1 % gsss'TeeMS a eMcoIELLAN
u-ye YAold E0s 1h Government WaS made on y. y
10 AaSis bv white mon, tor he oe~eps " sO"''
men ana 'As'r f0''s'' IVY STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Democratic ma;ori,y...
A PulvArr letter from New Orleans says:

n A PRIVATE letter from New Orleans says:
The negroes are very insOlent, committing
all eorts of dspredations. Those who have en-
listed in the United States service are 10 be
seen strultng about the streets, displaying their
weapons Of defense, while the whites are de-
prived Of theiIs--a pretty state of affairs. II
makes my blood boil to be ordered to "halt" by
them, With "Stsnd back dar, tells yoa!'
The soldiers here scott aud ridicule them, fling
ing banana and orange peellngs after them
A company passed the Custom House the other
them to remove their hats as they passed, Off
Gers included, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

TzE Chicago Tmss Of the elh inss. puts
dswH the Demoniasic majority on the State
ticket 10 Illinois at twenty thousand. The Leg
isIature Is Democratic in both branohes-the
Senate BY four majority. The Democrats have
certainly elected nine Of the fourteen congress-
men in Illinois, and II Lovrssy Is defeated,
they have elected ten. A dispatch In the st.
Louis R7ublisOH, dated Friday evening. ctasss
shat LuyHoy ID defeated AZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
AD.ns couuty, Illinois, the home Of TIA

ADaNs county, Illinois, the homo Of that
gallant Democratic champion, WILIrAH A.
RIcRAapsOn, gave Democratic majority OF
she late election Of eighteen hundred votes. -
In 1850, tho Democratic majority in that
county was only four hundred and 6fty-four- -
The Congressional district, Of which Adams
county is q part, was 80 gsrrymandered by
the Abolitionists, that they regarded the elec-
tion Of Democrat In II as impossible. But
Hams, the Democratic candidate, is elected
BY majority of thirty FIVE hundred.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

RETURNS from New York, says the World Of
the 9Th inst, foot up eleven thOus,nd m'jOrity
for SEYMOUR. and give the Democrats sixty-fve
members of tho Assembly or House In the
State Legislature ont Of one hundred and twen-
ty-eIght, being a majority OF two.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

TIE recsn, elections give the Democratic a
United staies Senator from each Of the follow
Ing States: Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsyiva'
MIA, Indiana, Illinois, and probably New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

TEE official returns, 1t seems, must determine
whether the notorious Abolitionist LovEJoY, Of
Illinois. Is or Is not defeated. If not defeated,
his majority will be but 9 meager one:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

are coming rapidly to very dinsrsn. conClu'
sion about Mr.. CHMr, and will With great
unAnimI.y vote him to be the most perfect hum
bug Of the ege.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

wives, MOthcYs ana Sisters whose
Husbands, Sons and Brothers are serving In the Army
can not put into their kpapsacks more necessary or
valuable gIft than few boxes Of noLLoWAY's PILLS
a. OINTMENT. They insure the health even under
the exposures Of q sodior'S life. Only Is cents box
or pot. y"
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