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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11

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sunday night four soldiers If The New YORK
Fourth Regiment stationed at Rock River
bridge, were taken 10 Baltimore city and placed
| in the custody Of the provost marshal on the
charge Of an An outrage on the person Of Il
young woman, and assault on young man, who
will probably die, 1t is sinted that the outrage
and murderous assault were committed OH Satur-
day night nt the Junction of the North Point
and Philadelphia roads, The fact Of the out
rage was made known to Lieut.. James MELON
nell commanding the company, who arrested
and minded the irl0na over to the civil authorl
ties, On Monday, the accused were arraigned
before Justice Nails who committed them Il
await the action Of the Grand Jury Of Baltimore
county 1t is alleged that they first beat the
young man until he WAS insens'hle and theI
porpetroted the outrage on the person Of III,
female
Four others Of the party were arrested in tht
cars at North East, on Monday last aud brough
10 ELTON, where they were confined in jail til
Tuesday afternoon, then taken to Baltimore -
They were taken to the office Of the proves
marshal Justice Naila held a preliminar.
examination and committed them for the acto
Of the Grand Jury.
Posr OFFICE Ro pBEBY i The Post Office il
D West Chester, Pa, was broken into, on Tuesdl,
/ night last, aud abont so in money lot o
postage stamps and large number Of letters
were carried off The next morning burn
pieces of letters were found in pile, a fe,
squares from the Post Office, showing that III
thieves stopped there, opened and examined tn
letters, and then set fire to them. small bag
filed with letters, was also found sticking in
: wood pile, on the new railroad, near Eachus
, dam. The Record, says, by the latest enquiric
we learn that the letters iaken from the Pos
Office were no' of much value A number wer
drop letters, some valentines, and it is not know
that any contained money. The Postmaster ha
offered "A reward Of $50 for the conviction q
the robher
FIaE-A quantity of government hay, abou
twelve tons, piled GU a lot near the ElktOn De
pot, was set fire last Thursday afternoon b.
sparks from an engine, aud entirely consumed
No other damage MAS done by the FIRE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-09
west virginia.

The Senate on Monday refused to take up
wiLLEY's bill for the admission of West Vir-
ginia as a separate State. Mr.. WILEY made
the motion to take up the bill. Mr.. ThuMBuLI'
who was opposed to 1t, proposed making the
vote on the motion test vote on the bill i'seii'
The result was II for to l8 against the motion.
So the bill was not taken up.
Some regard this vote as decisive OF the iate
Of the bill in the Senate, at least for the pres
ent. Bat IL shows that those opposed 70 the
State dissolutionls!s have not man TO sfare'
and their majority Of one may be easily over
come. Perhaps, the time for destroying the
Union by the destruction Of existing States Is
not yet quite ripe; but 1t is not likely the Abo-
llton secesh leaders in Congress will delay to
strike, whenever they think they can strike
With effect II they can once succeed under
any pretenee in dismembering Virginia, they
will not stop till they have made the work oi
destruction complete and overthrown both the
States and the Union; for both must stand OF
perish together.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-09

GUS Of military expedients. You have saved
all YOUR material, all your trains, and AZ your
guns, except few lost 10 battle, taxing In re-
turn guns and colors from the enemy.
Upon your march you have been assa'ieo gay
after day with desperate fury BY men OF tne
same race and nation, akilfully massed ana
led. !,
Under every disadvantage Of numbers, ana
necessarily Of position, alao, you have ID every
conflict beaten back your foes with enormous
slaughter. tatA -
Your conduct ranks you among the celebrated
armies Of history
No one will now question that each Of
you may always With pride say, ~ belong TO the
army Of the Potomac" e 1itr.
You have reached this new base complete In
organization and unimpaired In spirit.
The enemy may at any time attack you we
are prepared to meet them. have personally
established your lines. Let them come, and we
will convert their repulse into final defeat,
Your Government Is strengthening you Win
the resources Of great people.
On this our Nations Birthday we declare "a
our foes who are rebels against the best interests
of mankind, that this army shall enter the
Capital Of the go called Confederacy, that our
National Constitution shall prevail, and that the
Union which can alone insure internal peace and
external security to each State, must and shall
be preserved, cost what It may In time, treasure
or blood. tLi llL. -..i.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
Major General Commanding
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Recruiting Districts.
HEADaUARrERs, Ono MILITIA, !
ADJUTANT-G GENERAL's OFFICE,
No,u,.rua Ouyo Tnly 2th IRG0N

hBADoUARTkRbI OHtO MlLlTIAy
ADJuTANT-GEEERAL's OTRICE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 9th, 1922
GENERAL ORDER No. 49,
To secure greater economy, convenience, and
efficiency in raising new regiments and recruit
ing those now in the field, the State is divided
into eleven military recruiting districts, as fol-
lows: Sid
The first district will consist Of the counties Of
Hamilton, Warren, Clermont, Clinton, Brown,
Highland, Fayette, Ross, Vlnton, PickaWsy,
Hooking, Fairfield, and Perry; Headquarters at
Camp Dennison. ab
The second district will consist Of the coun-
ties of Adams, Pike, Scioto, Jackson, Lawrence,
and GalIis; Headquarters at Camp Portsmouth.
The third district will consist of the counties
Of Meigs, Athens, Noble. Washington, and Mon
roe; Headquarters at Camp Marietta.
The fourth district will consist OF the counties
of Butler, Preble, Montgomery, Greene, Clark,
Darke, and Miami; Headquarters at Camp
Dayton.
The fifth district will consist Of the counties
of Madison, Franklin, Licking, Champaign,
Logan, Union, Delaware, Marion, Morrow, and
Knox; Headquarters at atCamp Chase.
The sixth district will consist Of the counties
Of Morgan, Muskingum, Guernsey, and Coshoc-
ton; Headquarters at Camp zsnesville.
The seventh district will consist Of the coun-
ties of Belmont, TuscaraWas, Harrison, jeff
erson, and carrolIj Headquarters at Camp steu-
benville. III t.,s,.,e ~
The eighth District will consist Of the coun-
ties Of shelby, Mercer, AugIaizs, Hardin, Van
Wert, Allen, PAulding, and Hancock; Headquar-
ters at Camp Lima. 20 fg'gA 80 q
The ninth disiic. will consist Of the counties
Of Putnam, Defiance, Henry, Wood, sApdusky,
williams, Fulton, Lucas, and Ottawa; Head
quarters at Camp Toledo.
The tenth district will consist of the counties
of wyandot Crawford, Richland, Ashland,
Holmes, Wayne, Seneca, Huron. and Erie;
Headquarters at Camp Mansfield. And
The eleventh district will consist Of the coun-
ties of Stark, Colpmbians, Medina, Summit,
Portage, MshOning, Trumbull, LOrain, Guys
hoga, Geauga, Lake, and Ashtbula; HeRdquar-
ters at Camp cleyeland. saaH ts'a
All volunteers now being raised, or who may
hereafter be raised for new regiments, or to re-
eruit organ atoms now In the feId, unless 9th
erWise specially ordered, in addition to being
reported at these Headquarters, will be report
ed 10, and complete their organization at the
Headquarters Of the District In which theyhave
beer, or may bs, enlisted. 'ssas
This order does not Affect the territorial
sights of companies now being raised for the
45.h Regiment, headquarters at Camp Chase,
nor those ofshs 5OGh and SEA Regiments, head
quarters at Camp Delnlson n
Unattached companies now being raised for
infantry regiments win be attached to proper
regiments, BY speeial order ta N
b. order Of the pOnmsndsrin-chIes %
ali a + 4 ~ w CfIAs. ". HILL;
Adjutant General, Ohio.
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HEADQUARTERS, Ono MILITIA,
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFIcE.
CnI nnnna O Inlu q. 1852

OOLUhbUbI " Suy - AOoS
GENERAL ORDER No. 1871
In addition to Camp Dennison" near Cincin-
natl, and "Csmp Chase" near Columbus, other
camps OF rendezvous and Instruction, to facili-
tate the organization Of new Regiments, and
the recruiting Of those in the field, are needed,
and will be Immediately established as folowa;
At or near Cleveland, to be called Camp
Cleveland"
At or near Toledo, to be called Scamp To-
ledo."
At or near Mansfield, to be called Scamp
Mansfeld."
At or near Lima, to be called "Camp Lima"
At or near Dayton, to be called "Csmp Day
ton" a- -''5
At or near steubenville, to be called "Camp
Steubenville."
At Or near zinesville, to be called "Csmp
Zanesville." 4-..44 oAr
At or near Marietta, to be called "Camp
Marietta"
At or near Portsmouth, to be called Scamp
Portsmouth"
Lieut.. Col. Stoughton Blss, A. O. NJ. Cen
eral, and Capt. Harrington, A,C. 8. U. s. Al
are hereby detailed to select the ground, fol
each of said new Camps, and make all needful
contracts in relation to the occupancy and use
thereof, and report the same to these Head.
quarters, subject to the approval or disspprcval
of the Commander in CHIEF. Fs
By order. CHAS. W. HILL,
Adj't. Genl. Ohio.
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Tne Convention. O -.The Ticket.


The sandusky Register, Republican paper
siys:
"The assemblAge at Columbus on the Attn
was doubtless large, and the Statesman reports
every county in the State represented.
The Platform is long and drafted with care
The ticket Ia better than the party that nom
mated It,"
This is saying great deal for our ticket and
It affords us much pleasure to put 1t upon rec
ord. The Democratic party Is the only great
Constitutional Union party-ihe only great par
ty in favor Of restoring the Union as it was' and
supporting and maintaining the Constitution as
it is. Our ticket is, therefore, according to
high Republican authority, the best that will
be presented for the sufffages of the people,
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tablished at Cleveland, Toledo mapsne'u'
Lima, Dayton. Portsmouth, Marietta. s'suDen-
Vile, and Z,resville, which, In addition 70
Camps Chase and Dsnniaon, are deemed sum
cient at this time.
Experienced commanders and surgeons lor
these camps will at once be appointed LOT 'ne
instruction and care Of the recruits. u ~.
The several recruiting officers will repors WIN
their recruits, from time to time, Of the camps
nearest their location.
The several county Military committees are
urgently requested to aid me with their advice
and assistance; they can do much TO lessen tne
vas. responsibilities rssling upon me. In this
connection, 1t may be proper to stste' tnat lne
circular letter, heretofore issued, was not In
tended to revoke the appointment OF commit
tees made by my predecessor, but simply to Sc
cure an Efficient working committee In every
county; hence, all county committees appointed
by Gov Dennison will please continue until
otherwise notified by me. District committees
are dispensed with.
To the medical profession ] must also make
special appeal. You have already won great
renown for your profession BY your prompt and
gallant services In caring for our sick and
wounded. Your good work, however, must be
continued. Our gallant soldiers richly deserve
the best medical talent Of the State; and II is
ardently hoped that surgeons of the very irss
rank will continue to tender their services, To
be eligible for regular positions in the army. II
is indispensable, by order Of the War Depart
ment, that recipients Of commissions be exam
ined and approved by the State Board OF Ex'
aminers. By this 1t is not intended, however
that members Of the regular profession, of long
practice and high standing, shall submit TO
schoolboy examination. desire only to kno"
that they are worthy to be entrusted With the
high responsibility Of ministering to the gallant
volunteers who may need their services.
And now, friends Of the only free govern
ment on earth, with one heart and one will
prepare for the good work; and, when the rich
harvest with which God has blessed us, shall
be safely garnered, enable the Executive oi
your State to announce that the call OF Pres
ldent Lincoln, whose patriotism and hrmnes'
have won the admiration Of the world, has beer
promptly answered. uon
| Governor.
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Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
CoLUMBus, ONO, July 3, 1851

EXECUTIVE OfFCE,
ColuMBUs, Ono, July 3, ls62.S
FELLow CrrIzENs: Another appeal to your
patriotism has become necessary. The enc
mics Of our Government, now assembled at
Richmond in hostile array, largely outnumber
any disposable force at the President's COM
mand.
The army under General MCCLELLAN has
been driven back, merely by the force Of over
whelming numbers rapidly concentrated there
Additional troops are alone necessary to hold
the Important positions already gained, and
speedily crush the rebellion at all poi1ts.
Literally and gallantIy as Ohio has hereto.
fore responded to the calls of the President, be
has ever been assured, that we had but to know
that further aid was needed from us, to insure
q prompt answer to any further calls he might
make upon us. This knowledge We now have,
and the call has also been made.
And now, citizens of Ohio, one and all, shall
the call be responded to 2 Something whispers
70 me that, with one voice, you say it shall be
answered. 7se
; Arouse, then, and let every man he able to
say that he has done his duty.
There ia work for all 10 do, Tho aged can
stimulate the young; the wealthy contribute to
the wsnts and necessities Of the destitute; and
the Iadiea, who have already done so much, and
whose kind hearts will prompt them in the con-
tinusnce of their good work, can encourage,
by their noble example, both old and young in
she performance Of this great duty. What is
wealth. or even life, worth, If, to preserve either
We have to confess to the world that we are un.
able to maintain our glorious government
Gallant and worthy recruiting officers, for the
organic ltiou of new regiments and the filling
up Of those already in the field, will be appoint
ed In all portions of the State, and specific In.
s.rucsions given to them.
The enIistments will be for three years, or
during the war.
cannot at this time indicate the number OF
troops wanted fromohio, but can safely say that
the Government will accept ell who may offer
within the coming forty days.
Promptness and vigilance are indispensable.
Forty Thousand recruits within The time indica-
ted would be Of more service than twice that
number at later period.
The gallant men of the State may rely upon
my best endeavOrs to discharge the high respon-
sible duties devolvipg upon me with an eye sin
gle to the preservation Of our Government, and
with the sincere hope and belief that when the
great struggle Of life shall be over, my chill
dren can claim for me an honest and faithful
performance of duty.
Invoking the smiles of our Heavenly FA-
ther upon our good work,
1 am your humble servant
DAVID TOD,
Governor.
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parpe.e. or the war.

+ uonoRr,s, pY voTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, fAssED TIM
nvS.ra erroruTIon, WHICH ExrRHssu TIE VOICE on
$3.50 -. a. -,.s NJ Is THE ThUu STANDARD on LOYALTY
rhst he deporabe civil var has been forced
uc, fbs country BY the diaunonists OF the southern
s~se. nov IA arms against the Constitutional Govern
.ss snd ia arms around the Capial that in this Ma.
fionni emergency congreas, banishng ell feeling OF
mere passion and resentment, Will recollect only It's
81 h.fr mart u am eplrt OF orrsseion, or for any
,g1lDose az conQnsa or subiuQdtios or purpose 9f
crcfirotoino or Interfering sotfh 10 rtgts or ssGo
lshsd tBstits0ns Of those Stdtss og 70 aeLe"a ~ =
sr,,Ds "a Dsi0n sDik all the dignity, equdttfg ana
risIf, az az Ssusrdg STAT Q antmpatred and hot g
sooa az these objects ara accomplished c t0ar oH0@'
D oe0eo.V Hr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-09
Meeting OF g Govermors--A Camp TO DO
EstabIishod in Cleveland.

Yesterday afternoon an important conference
was held at the Angler House, at which was
present Gov. Tod Of Ohio, Gov. Salomon OF
Wisconsin, Gov. Morton Of Indiana, Gov. Blair
Of Michigan, Gen. Buckingham Of Washington
Col, Stager, Superintendent Of Military Tele'
graphs, aud Col. Temple of Kentucky. Gov.
Curtin Of Pennsylvania, Gov. Morgan Of New
York, and Secretary Of State, VIM, II. Seward,
were expected but did not arrive.
We are not apprised of the full results Of the
conference, but we understand that one OF the
acts determined on is the establishment OF
Camp Of Instruction in Cleveland, in which re-.
cruits from this neighborhood will be collected
and drilled. The location is not yet determin-
ed on, but we understand that the most proba-
BILE site Ia the ground lately occupied BY the
camp OF the Forty first regiment, across she
run from Forest street. rr /.
All the members Of the conference returned
to their homes this morning Previous to tax
ing the trains they examined the Soldiers AID
Hospital at the depot, and expressed their sat,
isfaction with the arrangements.-Ctsps sIand
Herald, 5th.
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Campaign Statesman for 1862.


The proprietors of the oHio sTATEsMAs will
issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called rea4
THE CAMPAIGN NssTATESMAN.
This paper will be devoted exclusively to the
publication of matter designed to promote the
success Of sound constitutional doctrines and
principles--and the overthrow OF Abolition
Rep lblicanism at the ballot,box.
The first number Of The Campaign State'Dan
will appear on the 2sd day of July, 1862. and
weekly thereafter until the October election. .
The price will be as follows: ..s
Single copies, 80 cents.
Clubs OF from 5 to rs copies, 25 cents each copy.
Clubs Of from 26 to 50 :" % +" "
Clubs Of 81 copies and over,
to one address, ~
The above price will barely cover the cost,
the object being to put the paper at such low
figure as to insure general circulation through
out the State rsy 8e
County and Township Committees and Clubs
should send in their orders by the 18th day oi
July, 1862. The cash must in oil cases accom-
pany the order. 49, eAh afte fg
Friends of constitutionai liberty, go to work
and give The Campaign State,man a vide cir
culatlon. Address,
= 4 MANYPENNY.& & MILLER, J
Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
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We copy from the New York papers the fol-
lowing letter:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

lowing ietter:
HOUSE OF REPREaENTATvEs,(
WAsHIneToN, June 18th, 1862.
GrETLEMEN-Your invitation to attend
Meeting of the citizens OF New York to be held
at the Cooper Institute, on the lst Of July next,
was received by me on my return from Ohio
yesterday.
Hence the seeming delay to respond. | fear
that my absence for the past fortnight from my
duties here will prevent my being present with
you as requested. find so much requiring at.
tention accumulated on nay hands that IL VIII
be impossible for me TO be with you 10 the body.
But in spirit respond to your sentiments that
the negro agitation ought to stop, and the war
be prosecuted for the restoration of the Union,
and for no other purpose.
My Judgment is that the people have Just
one chance left to save their country from the
internal Vaccinations of Secessionists and Abo-
litionists. Between these millstones this prog
porous and happy people are being ground to
Dowder. There is no hope left in this Congress
now, not ray; it ia bent on seizing this oppor-
tunity for the eradication Of State institutions
diataateful to them, while the war RACES and
passion is hot. 1t is on the highway which oil
extremists have troddeD, and from which IL will
not deyiate, though there be ruin at every step.
Unless the people intervene the fall, there is
no worth 10 money, property, personal security,
and liberty, or even life, which can be sppreci-
eted BY the good old standard of the better
DAYS OF the Republic Your days Of prosper
Gus comm cree and trade With every days leg.
islation here are being numbered. Tariffs for
UPo.ection and taxes to feed and fatten cormo-
rants and scoundrels blood, negroes and perpet.
uai schemes Of hate, vengeance and rapine will
be the order Of the day. The people must res
cue the Government from lts ambiguous situa-
tion, or the war which began for patriotic ends
will end in disgraceful division and discomtt-
ure. looked In upon the Senate to-day. Two
Republican Senators we're quarreling as TO
which side the President Was on, the negro
side or the white mans side. Both spoke
with positiveness. Is II not time this criminal
ambiguity were ended7 Who is the President
for, Stanly or Sumner1 Is It not time, now that
Fremont and such political charlataps are be-
ginning to explode, that the people should ap
ply the corrective to the infamous spd Vindlct
i've legislation Of this CoDgress7
hail TOUR meeting as the hafblDger OF
better time. hope you will take the resolu.
tions just passed BY the conservative members
Of Congress for the direction and union OF pup-
lie opinion to the end that the war may be re-
stored to ito Just end only honest intention, W.
the maintenance Of the Union and the Consu-
tuition. You're, etc, ..1s,
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The Cincinnati GOsstte's Washington CORES
pondont, "Agste," says in that paper OF July 4
that "the management of the war has been in
volved and controlled by the tyranny of factions"
The President has made the appointments in
the army, according to "Agate," to suit contend
ing factions, and. in trying to please everybody,
has pleased nobody. II is by such insinua-
tions and charges as these that the Gazette
strengthens the hands of the Government, while
Il accuses others Of trying to weaken it.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Bartiit 4 Smith Doc. ., page s3l.
VI. 7 Superior COURT OF fTanklin county,
John Geary ct al.l Ohio. 81 h1---
TN PURSUANCE UF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
ct public auctiona the door Of the Court House In
the city Of Colnnbus, on go ~'t~
Saturday, the sth day Of August, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of l2 O'Clock m. and o'clock p.
M, the following described real estate, situate In the
county Of FRANKLIN, and State Of Ohio, 70 witt
Part Of In-Lot No 507 In theciitof Columbus, com.
mencpe at the southeast corner said thence north
along the lie Of said lot q feet inches; thsnce
west on line parallel with the south line Of said lot
81 feet inches; thonce south along ine parallel with
the east line Of said lott thence east along the south
line of said lot 10 the place Of beglnnipg being the
southeast quarter Of said lot except two feet In width
across the north end Of saidquarer. ~
Appraised at $1,000 90 ,.Z... ut
~ " ~ q ~ and Master Commissioner.
THos SPARROW, Atty. -
Printers fees ~ so,
iys-dit&std st s-s ks-r ~ ~
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They are secesh. body and soul, as much 90 as
the leaders Of the Rebellion in the South, Tor
the action Of both 10 based, ap We have shown
upon the same elementary principle. II ever
bis Satanic msiesty gloAss with delight over
the most atrocIous sins, JETF DAVIS and his
court must clap their hands for Joy when they
read the doings and speeches Of the Northern
secesh leaders in Congress, and see how they
contribute to their own scheme Of the final dis
ruption of the old Union they all hate.