Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
|. eoat famp Chase ana the PrIscners'

umDus.vn sI.. TS rar,c ahould never
dfea acres ilen.eu- .ua 4, snch S Cod. .fosssken
have been engineered 40 suoa = uos.IS ..hs ~ ~
spot Oh gioenu, lor .u1 ..us y. t.,c' csets tThis
10 10 oepln Itoul s,A ..v s. ,sorasnA traons. the
camp has quarters lor zen 'ny.s ..s nao,tfs s,;or
buildings being quite smab, WIZ ~ ssn.,,S, :;
and each capable OF accom- mouAk .',,, M,
Ipersona. fney are no. a.lanssu .n ~, ~ lii
tary preciaion os IN DAs'soAs s sn s,,sishs
the stars IN the heavens, nsts anu A. tbis
and crooked, regular anu nIesui1s' sSn y. o.,s t~o
camp our autno',ses nsvy ssor a,.arnJ nrmher
military prisons oy enciroins -,.... s.s, hi.h
OF these Duiluings Ienco s,n ISs - ooy;noa
Inside oil these inc'osuIes "a a1 hsnd
35U omcere, i,iov p.lvsssoa saa ~. Enn nr;son-
negroes, 10 All DssMsen ,ss,.S sVs .Sa
ers strong suaLu uesDseS ss $500 49," eon,,S ~,
ninth, Ool. OaIpDen, snu SesSn lily 'Tha "a
Moody, are On ua'y uay & Sau nius Ss .bsmsslves. @ %
GERS are oInnnsu a,..o ~ Tbs forwer GENERALLY
ana sne p.lsasss ,S u,o .,,,,,aJ sanshe,s oentls
are hIgur'ouoe sue ~ s.,i. all ~ ,bs iow.
men, Mnho .se .'.i,r .ass.a ;auarart Ask them
e ci.ss, anu snh,Ius uI - b,ssk nm the Union,
nhy sney arg nsna.s son Nnr,bs,n Aboljtion.
snen ispy S;.,osh an. institu,ions and invade
ISIS want 70 disturb our I",h - haI;ara ~ !,
our esne llsnn. s.,,ao' cors.i,,,;onaI mon 10
tnere are cousyu nv, ,so;s oss,osrs dsc,srs em-
tne No,sn' NV an sor.h iii naver he con-
PaaucsnV ''"' '"'
qusseu. ,h., +ho statomeota which
regse' " sI sna' =" ~, ,Sa Jos;rs NJ ma
nave peen puonsneu, " ~, ,.n -. Sor,h aSts, tsh-
!ori'y VI he p'isSne e,,"t.oa arS ,sLa ,,n arms
ing sns oash =. 'rs'" Tboaa confned here
Ios tue onion, .',s sIe un "a ,s,,h coior of rsa.
riaieuie 'ns U1L.a H. sra 90 rssrra;ned of
son ,ney aSs, ,h' oon.rs,v thev aolomnly
our nos'y ,hs,s fs;,b in the intimate success
sse, nVs So,Sosu vn conssderscv but emnhaticaily
declare that If ever the oppOrtunityis offered
snsy 1l'i ,he se' SsSonss ot their cause The oath
~ ~ .,,".;s.s ~ ,nsnv of them do not regard az
:. hai;s.;nr hat their deolaration 10 their
e onn Geevsrnrrant IL paramount and more bind
,;arssnant Il a Latter wfitten South to-
ing .hn nsus. rain!;ur ,snsnags. ssI ather than
uas uay' s sSII nrdsr ne IA aae would burp and
Jss,.d' -, nv n,onertv. and live N cave or
.ooa I'D feI. TIE Federals 10 the last. even to
- ,.s ~ sssan;c In Asserting and maintaining
.' Wv ~ 80 y Sor.hs,n jndenendsnce. knotD YOU
N, 80 20 n ,h;s sentjment- as all the bows
hn.r "a do rot~,,hstanding aome NAV talk differ
se.,,,s
enL ~ osa,o.s s-o ns,,;cnIa,Iv de.irops Of again
..L,n,, shs sword IN hand. and many stated TO
.sn Tss,orei conmsna;nu ,hat vhile thew regret
suS III. :. sso,, s;tuation thew honed anon 70
M .rssanred , that thew might again raise their
ss,as ;o rsbelijon 10 the Abolition Goyerume mt
- ',aS az IIn;,"d S,a,os send Won these state-
s.aa,s - disshnss the nubIio mind. which has
hssn ~ isd 10 helieve That The rebellion was near
- a, an and AMI that steamer eould 20 to New
9.ia.ns v;thin a verv abort lime. The staff
of,sss. &C prctrey stated tn.dav that the war
S.S Ill ;n.t hsSnn. thst The South was onIv
80 - 2 Saa;rr;ng ,o he desnsyste and that ve,y
sovn IA :. = ~, no ~ 7'F-
su VI so' 81
A ,a,enrtorv o,der has been issued. here to-
A.. H. na v;s;to,s M matter who thew are
.;:, :. ,,;I;t.,s shsIl vis;. the nr;soners. nor
Sn Iii - aa;oa, he v;ns ebs,oa of the nrisone,s
Sar n. ve,sst,o1 v;th ne prisoners. aside
INV. sa,e ~ .n,s M naca.s;t;ss MAN. vis;t-
.O. -. d;s. r.o;n,sJ to-dsv hrt the mos, az
S,;u ;;SIp, 80 ,hs ns,,,no of ,cnal ofs.
.eO'Is ~ C.anhafr,S fsoTn h;s Sonno
~stNS s.ar, Tavas who folloxed him throurh al
az ~ oaona;.n snd wss sny;ous and EARNEST in
shs.;a- hs h;s ;r,r,;sonment Her ertreaties were
81 no sv.;j and shs IA now in Columbus among
s,,.r,s,s vsitin1 natisntIv the fate of her mn.
so.,nes,s hn.ha6d C,ionel CamnheIl and
nsa.a.s ~ rarr stton,ivs ~ n,;sona5s in loot
~ 80 ,Ss;r coxxfort as IA, ss nosaible with the
.aSsrIs S IL ,;ons nd r,ssns AZ b;s command and the
v,.iaopara knowinO this varv much attach cd
p ",s = i,,tio nonS ); 80 4
Ths -;ss ~ Gcrsral Buckner arrived hare tn
d.v IN search of her hushand. but unon learn.
;rg th.. he wss on ronte far Fort Warren With
| Gssna,ai T;,@hmsn sbs Iaft tbis aftarnoon for
,hst no;nt Mr. p "a him fnII of southern
.h;r.ptsr % p -
Tha oas.s,s wbo a,rivsd hove Tbnrsdav niobt
nrmhs,sd ona hundred and ten. among whom
-srs Major Gsor1s Crosby. A. A. General.
Wa;o- AisTandsr cssasdv' A Insnector. General
MAJ samnal Hsys. ouartermaster.G "a ensr.
Al. Csnta;n Tbnmas CIsv' Aid.de-CA CAmn:
C,,,sip Chs,lsa r. Iobnson. do. and Csntain E'
n McnonaIa do Tbese belonOed to General
prcLne,Ss stssP Ms;or n a Dsllam. of Cen
srsI Til T;Iobmsn,s ata9: Cantain Georpe TrinIettl
Moo,man of Caneral Jobnson,s staff. Captsin
NJ CaIIsbar P,ivate Secretarv Of GeperaIl !
RucEnsr. Major II. r. CRANBERRY. of Texan
Psnga,s ten oigieera NJ Csaves,s Battery. six oiI
csse1,s Pst,s,v. one vata, a. I,;eHts1aut.
Coionai r INN Major r N Henry. Cant.
q w Iawau srd tventv.tvo oficers' Of thel
Eiobth Kentuckv Re0iment. Colonel john M. 4
IisIsrd TJsu,ensnt- -CoIonal + 7 OdelI. Adm
tsnt iossnb a HoreII snryeon r, r. Taliaier-
Il Ms;c. HTc Woioka, Com,nissarv., and
s;y,aan oty;cs,o NJ ,be T~sntv.sixth Tennessee |
p Pac;rnsnt. CoiouaI A Fl Ab;nathv. Ad;ntantI
D E1.ns n M CsIeh Thomas and oe;csrl
7 A Psrrs Commissarv 7 A. MeRady. andl
49, snt,.t-o oficers of The Fif.v.sscond Tennes.
~ Pao;n.nt. Rs1 + Wslker' Chanla;n.
TJsntensn,-C Colond I = Overton and three Of,
: csss of ,ha Forest Cavalrv since their arrivalI
.heir name. rank. residences. treatments. oecu-
na,,a,' ags siza color NJ d,esa. etc-. have been
!. - 49, Il, CoIonaI r,amrhaIl To.da,i