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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

THs claim Of the Republican AbOliionists to
be Democrats Is on par With their claim to be
UniOnists. They pretend to be Democrats of
the fret water, because they go for placing the
blacks on an equality with white men. And
they profess to be Unionists of the first water,
because they are for putting an end to the Union
our fathers made, and forming new Republic,
Or AristocrAcy, or something else [they do not
define very clearly vhat), cut Of discovered and
dissolved States, in which their pet notion Of
negro equality can be carried out. Such lie the
Democracy, and such the oiorism of the mod.
ern Uaion. With Abolition party.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

The REBELLION RECORD This work has now
completed its third volume. TWenty-fouF week.
ly numbers, at ten cents, and two parts Of H.
lustrAtlons, at thirty cents, or, six monthly
paris, at fifty cents, complete q volume, It Is
edited by Frank Moore, author of "Dlary Of the
French Revolution" and published by G. P.
Putnam, S39 Broadway, New YOrk--C Charles
+ Evans, General Agent. basa fhra
The plan of the "Rscord" is excellent, carry.
ing along In each volume three distirct parts
"a Diary Of Verified Occurrences" .Docu
ments, Narratives" etc. and "POelry, Auec.
dotes and Incidehts'- portion separately
PACED and indexed. As q storehOuse Of relia.
BILE facts relating to our great civil war; as a
repository Of valuable documents pertaining to
the same subject, and as an, interesting spd
amusing caSket Of narrative sDd poetry 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
General Mcclellan and tho secession
and Abolition Press.

The operations Of Gen. Mcclellan, Il seems.
are as dislasteiul to the secession pross 10 the
abolition journals. Both dislike his ways for
the same feason-his sure and steady progress
in the work Of crushing the rebellion and restor-
ing the Union. The Tribune has never ceased
to assGil him for the sloWness Of his movements.
That journal has now cordial allies in the Rich.
mond papers, who, strange to say, make the
same camplaint. They fear Richmond will not
be csptured soon enough, and say they prefer
the short and sharp process Of the guillotine to
the slow torture OF death by the rope. The
Dispatch OF May % 3ssys:-"We regard McClel-
Ian, with his slow, torteise-like movements, as
equal TO an army Of fifty thousand well equip
ped soldiers on the Southern side" Perhaps
be will be sooner in Richmond than the Dispatch
will want him. The truth is that the rebel JOUR-
nalisss are appalled, at The anaconda soWly but
surely encircling them as il coils. The liable
OF the tortoise and the hare, no doubt occurred
to the Dspaieh. The hare was great at running,
like Johnston, but lay down to sleep at last; the
trotoise, slow and sure, won the race; and 60
will NJ .Clellan. Hence the rebel and Jacobin
press fear and bate ths leader OF the army Of she
Y. HsTOld.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
DENO0RlYlO STATE CONVENTION,
E7rtlldaaynrJaly 4lha 1862
ROOMS OF 4ar D.Mooa.rlC i s+AT. = cass. ,sss con',

ROOMS or rnl pEMocRArrc srArr CENT. Con-,
ooLuhBus, May II, 1869.
To ths Democracy Of Ohio, and all Others "a tavOv
Of The Uion az aIhas bseN, and tks COa'titl'-
tioa 40 Il ~:
You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated Far
DAY, TIE FOURTH DAY OF july, 1862, 40 the
time for holding the next Democratic State
Convention, In the city Of Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating areandidate for each Of
the following, Offices, viz :vaE 81 goge
Judge Of the Svpfemsl Court;
SecrttGry Of STATE;
School COmMiSst0neT;
Memher Of the Board of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, and all Others In far
vor Of the Union as Il has been, and She Consti-
tuition as it is, of the several counties within
this State, are respectfully requested TO proceed
to appoint Delegates to represent them in said
Convention, on the following basis: One Dele
gate for each county, and an additional Dele
gate for every Ave hundred votes cast for Hon.
HUGH J. JEwETT, for Governor, the last octo-
Der election, and for every fraction Of two hum
dred and fifty votes and over, one additional
Delegate.
The number Of Delegates to which each
county is enti.led, we have indicated in the fol-
lowing Table:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
sumneI,s DenunciatIOn OF Military
Governors.

The New York Times (Republican) styles
suMNEA's resolutions denouuciDg President LIN
COINS policy in appointing Military Governors,
an Administration movement" The
Times says: .t ...
1t is little singular to find Mr. Sumner 60
fastidious in regard to the Constitution In THE
particular instance, while he has shown himself
30 liberal and lax in every other. He did not
remontt,ate against the suspension of the hGbeas
corpus by the Executive, nor has be hitherto
denounced any Of the acts Of the AdminstrR.
tion In suppressing the rebellion as uuconstitu.
tional, although many of them have lacked
warrant In the terms Of the Constitution much
more clearly than this. Indeed, Mr.. Sumner
has openly asserted the right and power of the
President to emancipate the slaves In every
Southern State, In spite OF the fact that such
right finds no warrant whatever In the Constitu-
tion or laws of the land.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
Claiming q victory.
From the Richmond Enquirer, June q. !

lhAOW ehe nichAVnu bhqulIeFt JuneO.
The late Two days battle, fought near this
city, is designated in the reports Of the enemy,
and is also known, to some extent at least, 10
eur own army, as the battle Of Seven Pines -
We have not been able 10 obtain a copy of a
late Northern paper, but we learn that an off,
cial dispatch had appeared from Mcclellan,
claiming, as he did az Williamsburg, brilliant
and complete victory! Driven from their In
trenchments-driven out Of their camps-thelr
cannon taken--Iheir tents taken-tbeir stores
of oil sorte esPIured--driVen among the bull
frogs, and driven back where they tried to come
ou.-6Ve huodred prisoners taken, and saved
from utter rout only because the bog protected
them from pursut--McCellsn yet claims vic
tory! Surely he must be under an extraordina.
ry pressure and necessity TO make him thus
sink all the instincts of manhood in the mis-
representations CT the deliberate and habitusl
falsi6er! When does Mcclellan propose to
whip us sgain2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
.Tno Ioar1 al en Charfsp sumner.


Tie yoayD al. in ita Issue Of the 10 d instant
cpn.aIne avery pretty apology for that incendi'
afy Diepn' n'icnst and Republics Abolilionst,
senator sU4NEE. Of Massachusetts. Il deals
With him very gently, like fond mother with a
ESayward child, and excuses what IL calls biz
"political vagaries," on the ground that they
are short-liVed and, on the whole, very harmless
and innocent things,
These apologies show strongly the .JouTaap'
eympalhissr with the Dlsuniou Radical Aboli'
tionists, Of whom SunNER is the acknowledged
organ and the most prominent leader. He keeps
as leader should do, a little in advance Of the
Republican Abolition forces, who all follow his
guidance as quietly and submissively, as sheer
follow the bellwea.her Of the flock. His terri
torial plan OK wipIng out stAtep. and thus dis
solving the Union, is not only "a mischievous
crotcbet, but high treason TO republican instilu.
.ions. Yet it is Substantially advocated and
pressed forward by leading Republican men,
bers in Congress. and by active aud influential
Republican journals. The Journal calls it a
"T,rsitoEiAl crotchet," which IL fondles very
kindly, aud win doubtless soon take to ita
bosomc -' hlcF
J q Thelsstof sunSRh's "harmless vagaries, as
the JOayaal SO patronxingly regards them, was
his resolution offered in ths Senate, that the
Office of Military Governor is contrary to the
Constitution, destructive to civil authority, and
contrary to The spirit Of our institutions. This
declaration Of war upon the President and de-
terGined opposition to the policy Of what the
Journal used to style "ths Government" is an
innocent cfotcSst in the Diiunion Abelitioniss,
CHARLEs SUMNER, because he happens 10 beloDg
to, and is leader in, the great Union with
clifton party.
Had Democrat or any genuine conservative
offered, or asked leave to offer, such resolu-
tion, the whole Republican. Abolition press--
the JouvRal joining in the hue and-cry-Would
have belched out-"S;mpathizsr with JETP.
DAVIS! Traitor! Traitorw and demanded his
instant expulsion from Congress, and incarcer-
alton IN q Government BIstile. But with meek,
innocent CHARLES sUMSEa, it Was, In the Ian
guage of the Journal at the close Of its article,
only cone Of hs crotche,s-the impulsive
movement Of most impulslve mind" That
is q nice Bsy to plaster over sympathy with
Disunion, and apologize for the most audacious
out spoken Treason!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
TO THE DEmOoRACY OF FRANK.
LIN COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given TO the Democracy o.
Franklin county to meet on Friday. June 27tb.
1862, between the hours Of three and six O'Clock
P. M, in the townships, and ak and eight
O'Clock p. M, in the wards, at the usual places
of holding elections, except Norwich township,
which will be held at Scofeld's school. house, to
appoint delegates to attend the County Conven.
tion, to meet in the City Hall in the city Of Co
lumbus, on Saturday, June 18th, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating eleven
delegates to attend the State Convention, to be
held in the city Of Columbus on Friday, the 4.h
day Of July sAs @Fe@a A~
The following is the NUMBER Of delegates al
lotted TO each ward and township, based upon
the vote eass for Governor in 1851, allowing
one for each afty, and az additional delegate
for each fraction Of tssusy-hv votes 60 cast:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
speech of non. 5. 5. Cox.

We commence this morning the publication
of the very able speech of the Hon. s. s. Cox,
delivered in the House Of Representatives on
the Ssh inst, on Emancipation and its Re.
suits" and will continue its publication in ouI
Daily from day to day until concluded.
II will also appear 10 our Weekly edition Of
the l9ih Of June, and We will print an extra
number 70 supply such orders as may be sent in
for it. .as8 ~ q. I'd l.a.
Please send In your orders at once. so that we
may know what number Of additional copies to
print e1,t % ea.. 7l f.a-i
RsIcE-Thrse cents per single copy TWEEN
sy.6ye cents for 10 copies; fifty cents for 50
copies; $l.OO for so copies; and $l.75 for 100
copies. All wHo desire this speech should send
IN their orders Immediately. a.i''a9s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
From the Richmond Examiner, June s.
Gan. Inhmannm wnmmdeA

Troops aud officers never behaved better than
the Confederate army engaged on the Chicka.
hominy. The only hing to Be regretted 10 hc
unfortunate tOnnd Of Gen JOhEstOn. That was
indeed disaster. Saturday and Sunday we're
both victories, but with great difference between
the promise of the frst and the accomplish.
ment Of the second. The whole affair seemed
TO have lost its purpose and plan when the AMI
mating mind was withdrawn; and that spirit
which went up in the fiery shour of Saturday,
cane fabbing doun into indifference on Sunday.
Nevertheless, the enemy we're Whipped--badly
,whipped-and lost not less than ten thousand
men. perhaps many more, as their own lists will
shortly show. Z .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

TIE time has come when the men who are
for maintaining the Union uDbrOkeu, in its
whole territorial extent from Canada 10 the
Gulf Of Mexico. and from Maine to California,
muss unite in one common effort for that glOrl
ops object. 10 no other way can it be achieved
Dlsunionisss, North and South, are active, Vigi.
liant; and as the war apparently approaches q
termination, they become more determined to
seek ts prOlODgatiOn aud to keep mp hostile
feud between the sections, which shall end in the
dissolution Of the Union by the separation or
dissolution Of portion Of the States. Against
the contamination Of this unhOly scheme all
good and irne 0niop men mus. be united. b.
such union only eau the Sscessionists and their
sympathizsrs and the Abolitionists and their
sympAthizsrs be fOiled and the Union saved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
What Jeff. Davis says.

Jefferson Davis was on the battle field at Fair
Oaks, and he has issued brief but flaming ad.
dress to the rebel troops, which was published
iD the Richmond Examiner of the 9th instant.
He thanks them for their indomitable courage
in charging the enemy and driving him back at
every point with great slaughter, capturing
twenty-.hree Of his guns. many prisoners, and
q vast amount Of valuable camp equipsge. He,
10 common with tho people, felt proud Of such
hOroism and valor. He concludes by saying:
Defenders of just cause, may God have
you In his holy keeping.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

PETERsON's MAGAzlSE.--Kennedy, next door
South Of the POstoface, has already received
"Peterson's Ladies' National" for July. The
eugrAviDgs ard fashion plates are excellent.
Tne frontiapiecs-"The sisters''--is so neat
and beautiful that it is worth years subscrIp.
tiOn to Peterson. There is also delightful
feast for the reader in the letter-press in this
number. Call at Kennedy's and get Peterson
for July by all means.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

THr Republican Abolition idea, which the
Disunionists cDntlndAllS harp upon, is that the
Democratic party and the Union are dead to-
gslhsr. They thus Identify the life Of the Union
with the life Of the Democratic party. Their
aims and their sffSrissre directed to the desiruc-
ton Of both Through the Democratic party
they aim death blow at the UniOn--the "Old
Union," as they call Il, which they say can new
or be restored.
This Republican; Abolition watupon che Dem-
ocracy 10 war upon the UnIon. All true and
genninslfriends OF the Union are beginning TO
see this as cleatly as they discern the sunlight,
and hence they are rallying by thousands and
ten thousands TO the Democratic standard, not
for the sake Of party, bot for the sake Of the
UniOn and the Constitution, which the GOths
and vAndAls, North and South, are seeking to
destroy. s5l' a6itf hart las|if sa tl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

The CoNTrsESTALs.-The lovers Of good vo-
cal and instrumental music should not forget
the concert Of the Continenials this (Friday)
evening at.NaughtOn's at hall The entertain
ment, judging from the performers and the
programme, will be superior one, and we'll
worthy the attention Of amateurs, and of all
who have Emusic in their souls" .Ett 2e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

D- IL will be recollected that Messfs, Hsffren
and Moody, two Indiana Legislators, we're some
time since fined two hundred and fifty dollars
EACH in the Circuit Court Of Campbell county,
Kentucky, for sending and accepting challenge
to fight duel in that State, contrary to law.
The case was carried up to the Court of Appeals
at Frankfort, where the decision of the Circuit
Court has Just been affirmed. l-" uf'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
RcpublIcan Harmony.

Senator WILSON calls Senator CHANDLER a
drunkafd; Senator WADE calls Senator COwAN,
one Of the ablest and most respectable men,
bers Of that body, dog, and Senator suMNrR
accuses Senator SHERMAN Of being a slavery
eulogist--all Republicans. Says an exchange
-"The food 10 swelling, which will cleanse
the upper branch y --t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

GREEN LAWN CEMErERY.-At meeting of the
Trustees of Green Lawn Cemetery on the 10th
Inst, for the selection and donation of lot for
the burial of soldiers In said cemetery, the fol.
lowing was unanimously adopted:
RssOlUed, That 80 much of section M as may
be necessary, be, and is hereby appropriated for
the burial Of officers and soldiers who may fall
In battle, or die while in the service Of our
Government during the continuance OF the pres
ent rebellion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

MERcuRY.-The planet Mercury ID now In
Its greatest eastern elongatiOn from the sun,
and as Its northern declinAiion is greater than
that Of the sun, the planet may be seen, II the
evening is favorable, after. sundown,o 10 the
northwest, appearing like reddish starno Of the
fsss magnitude. I "a tr 5srcCIg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

CoUNTr Conventions for the selection Of del
egates to the Democratic State Convention in
this city, July 4, win be held-at Eaton, PEBBLE
county, Saturday, June 2lj at Lima, Allen
county, Saturday, June %; at Portsmouth, Sci
otc county, Friday, June 20; and at Mt. Yer
non, Knox county, w ednesday, June 25.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

The soLDIER's COMPANIoN. This book, which
is sold at low price, contains valuable inform
alton for officers, soldiers and volunteers. II
has the authority of the late Secretary of War
and Genera Scott 1t can be had at Kennedy a,
next door South of the Poslofice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

AT special election for Councilman in the
Fifth Ward in Dayton, on Saturday, the 7ih
Inst, EzRA THoMAsI the Democratic nominee,
was chosen over his Fusion opponent, by sew
snty.One majority, being a gain Of thirty -iOur
since the 7th day Of April last. The charge
Of disloyalty was freely made against Mr.
THOMAsby the FusiOnists, and thus rignally re-
bnked by the people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
Vessels Gone TO New Orleans from
Northern harbOEs.

Fifteen vessels, comprising four steamers,
Que ship, two baTks, ten brigs and six schooners
containing assorted cargos, Chi, fs cons stiOg Of
provisions, have cleared from New York since
the proclamation OF the President opening that
port TO trade. From Boston there has been
cleared two 0arke, Two brigs, and one schooner,
All but the schooner being loaded with Ice From
Pnlladelpbis there have cleared one small
steamer, tIo brigs and one schooner, with az
sorted carsoe. There are now loading at NeS
York f5r New Orleans one steamer, two ships,
four bArks, one brig and three sOhooners. To.
tal, eleven,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

CouRT OF COMMON PLrAs-Jane l2--la the
case Of the State .. Frances Harper. indicted
for manslaughter, in causing the death Of a
child of Mrs. Donahue, Of this city, the jury
returned verdict Of "not guilty" '4i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
Local M a atters.a

LIEUTESANT R. M. STooKroN.--LieuteDant
R. M. Stockton, of this city, died at Cincinnati.
on Wednesday last, after brief illness, from
typhoid fever. His funeral will take place at
ten O'Clock this forenoon, from the residence Of
M. NOrthrup, Eco, No. 25 Eist Town street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

which the war has given rlSe, the "Rebcllon
Record" 10 unsurpanuedf 10. - -.,p !
Bu. the great value Of thiA wotk, and that
which makes 1t quite indlspensAhle to every
private and public library %, shatls is stand,
ard authority ~ relation to the present war,
relied on in courts Of Law and BY men Of les,n-
Ing and research in this and foreign countries.
Every one should. therefore, obtain possession
Of |. as fast as Il published. that he may have
safe book Of reference as we'll as for eonsecu-
tive reading.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
UhlvnlrIc Proposi tioIi.

The Providence Journal aAysi Mra. General
Lee and Mrs General BeAnregard are now
within our lines, II they will pArdon she Ap
parent want Of gallan,ry, we propose % ex-
change them for their husbands. Can the chiv-
alrio husbands be 60 uDgallant as to refuse TO
accent our offer2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

VOIuETEERs. The assessors of Knox county
return eight hundred and fOrty.six volunteers
from tha, county for the three years. service,
and the assessors of Clark county, seven hund-
red and eighty-fve, rr,-t.T- EQFTHUt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

PERIODICAL DEPoT.-Mr. J. H. Studer, in Ken.
nsdy's old stand on State street, has on band
all the late periodicals and illustrated papers.
Give him call. sa. .i-as.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

IA ~ PERSONS HAVING cLGriis AgAilibT THH
"A City Bank Of Oolumbua e3coplihg etockholderi
for Moneys aid on acccunt Of stock and exoepp hold
erbtofs notes OF circulation, arn hereby noihed %
signed, at his ONCE In the city Of Ooluhus Franklin
county, Ohio, prior to the tenth day Of July next
friday and Saturday Of each week VIII, b expressly
given TO the investigation Of such claims.
- aT-rrssg JOHN w. ANDRRWg.
80 special Master OommissIoner.
Columbus, June II, 1869 QlddgwSw wv TTNf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

let Ward will meet at North Engina House
% Ward at Buckeye Hotel.
Sd q" City Mayors Once. 2 NN'f
4'h =" simontOn's Exchange.
5.h F" " South Engine House. Agli
VIM. DoMIGAN, AG HIBB5.
L Z. WILSON, JACOB ARNOLD,
JOS FALKENBACH, MOSES SEYMOUR,
Mel DOhERIY, VIM. COOPER.
fAfhiCK DUNN IAW9H1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
LITTER from Paris dated May %, says:

A LETTER from Paris dated May rs, says; '
1t 10 sald that Archbishop Hughes, who b
now In Rome, where he will remain TO attend
the oanoniza alton Of the martyrs OF japan, has
presented His Holiness, the Pope, with the snug
sum Of $2Ot 900, collected for that purpose
from the faithful In his diocese.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
CoLuMBus, O., l2th June, 1862

COLUMBUS, o., I2th june Iob2.
GEsfnAL oRDrRs. No. ]
In accordance with the above order, the un'
dersigned hereby assumes the position and du,
ties Of Military Commander.
Soldiers on sick leave, attached to Regi-
ments, whose leave Of absence has expired,
will report Immediately to these headquarters,
that they may be sent to their Regiments OF
discharged from the service.
ssail rs ALBERT B. DoD,
Captain 18Th U 8 Infantry,
junel3.dlt oI Military Commander.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

A correspondent Of the New York Tines
Rspublicap), writing from McCLELLAN's army
says: q . s. MAWEA
The negspes hetween Yorktown and viii
ilamsburg, In the absence Of ell restraints upon
their actions, nndirom theinOnlcatons of their
absent maeiers, are said 70 have Instituted
system Of highway depredations, and several
instances are told Of persons being waylald and
ahot By them for purposes Of plunder They
have visited our bAttle-6elds, and picked np
their meana Of offenSo which we're left behind
on puE ldvapee. Sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
ssiks. ~ - WAR DTPkRTMtNr, !
stsls a.laE e. ApiurANr GEsERAL's oTEicE !
W ~ ~s,-r ,r ~ -WAsfIseroN, June 6, 1862.
slIcIAL OaDERs, No. I21.l

s. Captain Albert B. DOd, l5!h Infantry, mus.
tesipg oficer at colunSes. o., win act as NIL
isasy cOnnander at Columbus, O.. and vieini-
" ysnadsr tue provisions Of General Orders No.
ss. Of 1862, from his Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

By order OF the committee.
WAYNE GRIswoLD. Chairman.
Amos LAYMAE, Secretary pro tenn. y