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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-15
LETTER FROM GOV. CURTIN TO GEN
REYNOLDS.
PEEEA. Executive CHAMBER,
u,r..I

4
Harrisburg, Pa, Sept 90, 1862
GENERAL Having relieved you from du.
iy as commander o. the Pennsylvania Vol
u6teer Militia, recently called for the de-
fence OF the State, deem il proper 10 ex-
press my strong sense OF the gratitude
which Pennsylvania owes for the zeal spir-
ii and ability which you brought 10 her
service at period when her honor and
safety were threatened. Tha; for her secu
rity you left the command of your brave di-
vision, the Pennsylvania Reserves, thus To-
sing the opportunity of leading this gallant
corps at South Mountain and The Anlietam
is just demonstration OF the true affection
you bear for your native State, which be
assured, her freemer reciprocate, aad for
which in their behalf am happy 10 make
you this acknowledgment. | have the
honor to be, very respectfully, your ohedi-
ent servant A G. CURTIN.
Brigadier General John E. Reynolds, Uni
ted States Army.
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WHERE ARE THE REBEL CAVALRY /!
The Mystery of their Movements The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Uniriured. ].
Probable Capture OF the Whole Force

BALTIwoRE, Oct. II, 10 P. N.-There i.
much uncertainty as to The movements of
Stewards cavalry, and in many quarters to-
night the report offheir retreat towards VIr-
ginla, by The way OF New Market Is posi
uvely denied. Certain !: i, that be railroad
rack was mol destroyed The Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad ran Their rains to Freder-
lex and Earper's Ferry lo-night TIE re-
port Of tie Monocacy bridge being 5rrned,
and the railroad track torn up in that vicini-
" is untrue. The Northern Central and
Western Maryland railroads are all uudi.-
turbed
There are reports that the rebel Cavalry
are sill in Pennsylvania. and others that
rhey hare not been IA tie Stole al 1H- thai il il
all a "big scare" This, however. Is most
unlikely. but where they are i> The que,~
uon. Ii appears from The best Information
here, that from Chambersburg they were
making for Hanover with a view to reaching
the Central Railroad. bat were necessilaied
to take some other course, when few
miles IRON Gettysburg.
II they have made dash ron Emmeiis
burg east OF Frederick, il has been as bold
q ii must have been expeditions but the
story is not believed. The Secessiouisls
however anticipate untavorable results from
the raid, aud from what is known of The ar
rangemeut~ aud The position OF the Federal
forces on the Potomac, the capture of the
whole force IS almost a certainly. They
Cannot get into Virginia at any pom: in the
vicinity OF the Monocacy.
Accounts received ia this city 10 night re-
port that the Federal forces occupy The line
OF The Potomac Tor some twenty miles above
Hancock.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning, Oc'ober 18th, al
The house OF Reuben Marcy E.q of Kings
ton, Pa, by Rev. George ID. Miles, MIR.
George V. Maus, of Villa msport 10 Miss
Hattie MARCY.
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WHAT AN AMOUNT OF SUFFERING

- IIlh I IfAN I1-fID N OI DOI EJhlINNF
and Disease among the Volunteers would
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Gov. Curtin and The Pennsylvania Militia.
LETTER FROM GEN MCCLELLAN.

LETTER FROM GEN MCCLELLAN.
The following letter from Major General
George B. Mcclellan TO Gov Curtin pays
Just tribute 10 the Governor aud the palriol-
ic militia OF The Commonwealth, who so no.
bly, responded to his call TO defend the
State from invasion, marching voluntarily
into Maryland for that purpose
HEADeUARTERs Army OF THE PoroM,c
SharPsburg, Sept 27lh, 1882
GovERNoR | beg 10 avail myself Of al
most the first moment OF leisure have hal
since The recent battles, to tender to vou
my thanks for your wise and energetic ac-
ion in calling. out. the militia OF Peunsy Iva
MA for It's defense, when threatened by
numerous and victorious army the enemy
Fortunately circumstances rendered il i'm
possible for the enemy 10 sci fcol in Penn
sylvanla, but the moral support rendered
10 my army by your acrion was none The
less mighty. IN The name of The army and
for myself, | again tender TO you our &C
acknowledgements for your patriotic course
the manner in which the people OF Penn
sylvania RESPONDED 10 your call and hasten.
ed TO the defence of their frontier, no donb,
exercised great Influence upon the enemy
| an, very respectfully, and sincerely
yours, GEO. b MCCLELLAN.
Major General q s A.
His Excellency, a. &. Curtin, Governor of
Pennsylvania.
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Army Of the Potomac.

Congratulatory order Of Gen Mcclellan 10 his
froops.-Ftteen thousand stand of arms,
Fourteen guns, SO cotors, and nearly sir
thou sand prisoners.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. I2, P M-We have
accounts from New Market, stating That
Stewards cavalry, which on Thursday made
a dash into Pennsy lvania, capturing Cham
bersburg and Mercersburg, passed through
that place al three O'Clock this morning, on
lheir waw TO The Monocacy evidently with
view of re-crossing the Potomac at Haul
ing Ferry; thus, in fact, making The circuit
OF our army.
They numbered about 1000, with four
pieces of artillery. They cut tne telegraph
wires at New Market. and tore up a con-
siderable portion of the railroad track few
miles from the town. They came from the
way OF Emmetisburg and Chestertown and
were greatly elated at the success of their
exploits in Pennsylvania.
Two brigades OF Federal cavalry were in
close pursuit. and it is believed they will
be intercepted by our infantry before reach.
ing The Potomac.
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ERRATA Our Printer boys in dating
the STAR Tor this week go, lille ahead of
time, instead of Wednesday Oct 18Th, they
have it 10Th, one day ahead.
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THE REBEL CAVALRY MAKING THEIR
WAY TO THE POTOMAC.

They Tear mp the Railroad Track al New
Market-Federal Cavalry in Close Pur-
suit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
Master Commissioners Sale.
George NJ. Parsons, Executor
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased,

George NJ. Parsons, Executor
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased o,,, -,
D8, s1ie " VIueN Vi OOuIls
William p. Breck ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN OR DE R OF SALE
ID to me directed, from the Superior Court OF Frank
lin County, Ohio will oler for sale, at the door Of
the oOurt-House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l2th day of April, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock "a NJ andfour O'Clock
NJ the following described real estate situate in the
county Of FRANKLIN and State Ohio to Wit Parts Of lots
Nos. and Of the Subdivision Of survey 1888 being the
share Of said william f. Breck in eaid lots Nos and O. AZ
and set him by the Superior court Frank.
lin county Ohio, at Its May term, 1858, in partition
made Of said lots between him and his wife Elizabeth O.
Breck to wit Lot No. two C2 Of said partition, com.
mencng at the N W. corner Of lot No. Of said parti
ton, thence 8. 81 deg, 80 min. H. 1863 e6-lOO poles 10
the centre Of the Columbus and Harrisburg turnpike
Road thence along the centre Of said road N 20 deg 80
min. Il. IS poles TO the g. e. cornor Of lot No
partition; thence N. 81 deg. 30 min. W. 100 poles 10
the 8. W. corner Of said lot No 3; thence g. deg 30
min. W. Al poles to the beginning containing 80 acres
l rood, = ..r ueEdi5 4o.t.s 81 ID
the N. W, corner Of lot No. 3; thence g. 81 deg. 10
min r. 100 poles to the centre Of the Columbus and
Harrisburg Turnpike Road; thence along the centre al
said road N. 80 deg. 30 min II. "a poles % the g. A.
corner Of lot No. Of ssid partton thence 81 de0
30 min. W. 2e2 66-lO0 polesi thence g. deg. 30 min
west 60 5O-l0O poles to the place beginning contain
| ing69 acres, Toods, 2Opoles
Appraised as follows: ss1ii o. aa ru1i ~ Il
Lot No, containing 30 acres, together with the steam
Lot No. 3, containing 60 scres,a ss5 per acre.
| g. w, HUFFMdN. Sheriff.
Prnter'sfee 80 T5' and Master Commissioner
mar6-td. sst,-r im .1te.s F'7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29

Dividena January 1, 1sGi,45 Per Cent
s.tI .-----
AbsETh''' So
| Statement january Il 1891,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
THE NEdRoEs IN wAsHIaoTON.

letters to the Chicago Times from lis Washing
ton correspondent: .glf. asir-. g
y. THE NEGROES IN wAsHNoror. "'
A social revolution has commenced in Wash.
lnSton which, II not arrested, may result iu
consequences the most appalling, Il is q form
oi nlgger worship which maDifests ilself in nd
nlatlon Of the genuine, simOn-pure article
Heretofore Cat least before the election of 1860
bad thrown 80 strong an Abolition element into
Congress) the negroes 10 Washington we're re.
spectiul, attentive, polite and useful. They
we're Kept 10 their places, and they were realIy
useful members of society. Already ali this ID
changed. They have been informed INV tbe
tools Of the iucendiary members of Copsress
that this War is all on their account; that SMr,
Lincoln and his friends In Congress (tbese are
the very words) will 80 ehape the war and Inc
legislaton CT Congress that they and ali the
people Of their color 10 the South shall be &c;
free; that they shall have an equality of soclal
and political rights with the white people OF tbe
country, and extracts from the speeches OF Mr..
Lincoln in 1858, Of Mr.. Seward, of Wendell
Phillips and Of Sumner and of Loveioy are read
TO them, 10 prove TO them that It is the in,eu-
tIon oi the present Administration to place them
on perfect equality with white people In ali
respects. The eff G! is beginning to be percep-
tible Already the negroes here are becoming
idle, useless, discon.eated whenever they have
20 Hork, iGsolent and offensive in their man
ne'a' Already they are beginning 10 attend
lectures at the Smithsonian Institute aud to
thrust thepselves in other public assemblies.-
Some Of them even had the assurance to at.
tempt TO enter he galleries of the Senate and
the House of Representatives,. The doorkeep.
ers, of course, refused to admit them, Where
upon they held meeting, got up a petition 10
Congress to admit them and il is now being cir.
culated for signatures. When all the ,nieeets
in the DstFc. have signed it, It is to be present
ed to Congress by Sumner in the Senate and
LovejOy in the House f."-'. -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29

Enough Of Phillips. While write this be Il
Preacnlng, understand, treason and dlsunion
JEFF. Davis and WigfaIl will probably have nra, !.
ermeeting in the Senate Chamber next Sandal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
SENATOR DooLITTLE.

Let all honor be awarded to Senator Doolit.
tie, of Wisconsin, for his noble sentiments 10
regard to this negro business. He reminded
the Senate that the present administration Was
Drought into power on the solemn understand
log that 1t would not interfere with slavery In
the States where 1t exists. The chief cause
Of the war Is the belief on the part OF
the people of the South that IL is the purpose
OF the administration now in power not only to
abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia, but
in tue States, and place the blacks on footing
of perfect equality with the whites. Ms Doc.
little tcok the ground that, II the bill for the
abolition OF slavery In the District was passed,
1t would confirm the South in that belief, and
would make false all the pledges made BY the
Republican leaders in the campaign of 1861
This argument was unansTerable, and answer
has not been attempted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29

III - e.
Saturday, the 18Th day Of April, A. D. 1862
at one o'clock p NJ the following described real estate
situate in the county Of franklin, and State Of Ohio
10 wits f ettAs Fa ~ ~
certain piece Of land IN section two Ce), toynahir
two (R) range seventeen an, United States Militarv
land; commencing in the center OF PLANK road sixty feel
60 south Of the N. f. corner OF lot decided from O. b.
Weservelt to Peter Harmon; thence g. with said road
twelve rods 2) and links to George stoners line
thence Il. thirtyone rods (3D and thirteen and mali
feet 3 thence parallel with said road sixteen rods
6) thence west to the place OF beginning; It being te
same three acres 3 decided from s WesteryeiT 70 s.
Il. Lingo, except fraction GA feetwlde onlthe NV
corner and known as lot No. one of the nbdivision In
the above described three acre piece. n 4sttl I'M
Appraised at-Lots Nos. Q, 4, and 5, $50. 90 each.
-zt v,'Ar- ~ lot No, 3 and house, Sl75 90.
The one acre lot, as OO
O. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
WnsoN BINGHAM, Att'ys. aaif altlg NFF Z Ff i
Printers fees IS 90. ''s ~ p fNi7'4 AZ
mchl3-vtd iht
! - ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
From Washington

We mako the following extracts from late
letters to the Chicago Times from It's Washing.
ton correspondent: grf' III ,ssirr. g -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
Gbe Ohio 6tatesnranf


IahZ per year, ..s...... 3....s... no 90
HsahtS HhtAy, per car ".'ss.s.'"'...n....f 3 90
YtSSA'S' PoE yesl ''s.' .'s,.sss'ss...s.ass... 1 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
Master Commissioners Sale.

Samuel L. Lingo ct al tisuF sl 3
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Superior Court Of FRANKLIN
County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of the
Q0nrt House In The city Of o0lnmhnar 0hinnrl,-.-.
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May 81, 1862. GEORGE sELDERS,
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