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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
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The washington, correspondent Of the Ne g

tn. Warrington, correspondent Of the New
yo,k Tyltue tslegraphed 70 that paper, q
Friday night, that JEssE D, BRIGHT wOu'u "
sxpsiIed from the Senate next Tuesday !,
3 H. so5amissIoners now engaged In St. LOUIE
sxsmpiss the accounts Of the Western Depart
men.. have writtentO Washington for authority
I Eiio Isduiirs Gss,r MscgssrsY to render his &c
I counts; xishOut which they are unable to proceed
Wish hslnauiry. go, ..
PIIysts letters received in. Warrington from
na,sapa abroad confirm the impression 'na'
g X \ sfumcnts Of England, France and SPAN
8 mediate an early recognition q the lndepend
isuos Ii the Confederate ssAtes. This reOosn'
M, lhs, Win clain, a. 40 act d humanity.
4 < NV confidently asserted that there are
~, ssn Republicsu lmuesmbgsrof the House wf'
are prepared to advocate the Immediate anc
vpsobdi,ion,l emancipation Of slaves. AL
hoDe 81 leeislatIOn 4syrshle to this elaas ol
pOiislcIsns L abandoned, and the Admini''rA
siun psoeramme for pfesersing tho Union and
Constitution, and snforclug the lsNs' is ssid 70
Be- omuipOtehs in tho House ~
(. The Richmond Dispatch admits that the ag'
o g,ses.e force of the rebels nov In the field i'
: $4,000 men.
The President, Secretary Of War, and Guar
: ssrm.s,sr .Gensral, wsresi IN consultation win
sar.ies from the Wess on Friday, in regard to
tbe frauds in the QuarlermAster's Department
NJ Cairo. Frauds in the way Of contracts are
saId 20 exist, which Vim be investigated to The
fullsstr extent The Inves,lgatipg Committee
npa shss vasloua parties ID Philadelphia clAim
from the Government for army supplies OF diff
aasrsns kinds oSer Sl60oO IaoO0 Specimens Of
some of the goods for the payment OF which
portion Of tiis enormous sum Is awarded, were
brought to Washington by the committee, and
IL positive evidence thAtsthe Government has
been dsffauded. Messrs. CoveDE and oDELL
reported the resul. Of their investigation to the
Secretary of War on Friday,
81 Z A pfisoner of war, named TAILoR,o Cincin'
nasi, has arrived at Fortress Monroe bya dag ot
truce from Richmond He reports that Gen.
BrAuRraAnD bad gene TO Kshtpcky, taking With
him fifteen thousand men from Manassas, and
Ethas JEtr DAVIS isto take command IN person
of the trOOps ,OppOsite Washington, after biz
Inauguration as President on the 22i Of Feb
ruary.
We have dispatch from Washington, which
state. that the House cOmmitteeOf Ways and
Means think tGey will be able to pass the legal
tender clause Of the hundred million note bill
) Ths, Secretary of the Treasury Ia extremely
= dnxious to have the bill. with that clause, 80
through CoDgrsss, AZ once 1aAIahAo fa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

SHoEs ron THE CoErRABANps "A Masssehu
sets firm, engaged In the manufacture ol
shoes. Is now filing an order for three thousant
pairs Of brogans, to be forwarded to Fortress
Monroe for thegu of the contrabands on tha
station. The sizes for men range from clever
to sixteen, aud in one instance special ordel
was given for pair Of twenties. Would IL mo-
be better for the government to send shoes Il
the families Of volunteers, rather than thes.
southern negroes7 Are they not quite as de-
seryiugo Of supportl Are the white people oi
the North TO be taxed to clothe and feed the ne,
groes Of the South.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
aovrRuon Cuaqm-- PaOBAsLE IMPrAoanEN1

GovEmoR CUaln-- PRoBABLE IMPEAoHMENr
"A speslal Harrisburg dispatch to the Philu
dslphis Inquirer says; ,as !,
,1 It Is belieyed that the House resolution, call
ing for the lnyesiig gation Of the acts Of ,he las
Legislature, looks 10 the Impeachment Of Gov
Curtin. The committee, will undoubtedly bs
appointed, and they can compel the attendance
OF Witnesses, and imprison, in the Dauphln
county jail, all those who refuse to testify.
mind that, as 10 must originate all impeach.
ments, Il should originate the investigations I.
Is claimed that witnesses can be summoned be-
fore the committee from any part Of the COM
monWealtb. Ii9ts a.NgEl" -if1'h tifta
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

q- AT the regular meeting Of the Columbus
Typographical UHIon, No. 5, held Saturday
evening, Feb.1l !, 1869, the committee appointed
for that purpose presented the following resolu.
tIons, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Through the mysterious dispensa-
tion of Providence our beloved fellow crafts
man P. e. Notbnsgel has been taken away
from US while manfully serving In the cause oi
our common countryj and, whereas, tis meet
to give public expI ession to our sorrow at this
great bereavement; therefore, be q
Resolued, That by the death of T, = Moth
nsgei our Union loses one Of ita Doblest mem.
bers and most faithful irlends-his family, Q
dutiiul sop, an gffectionate brother--his coun-
Try, pstrlot who Willingly laid down hls life in
/ her defense. Y ea ~ o,g ayea
RssslOed, That while we fully appreciate our
own loss, We would tender to the bereayed fam.
ily Of the deceased our warmest sympsthes In
Rcsolped, That the family Of the departed be
furnished with copy Of these resolutions, apd
that they be published In the oily papers.
ss w. q. PAUL, Precedent.
WI. BRt, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

jim LANES expedition, says the Chicago
Timts, is assuming about the shape we have
supposed Il would take. Gen. HUNrrf, the
General in command in that department, an.
nounces bis purpose TO lead the expsdition him
self Probably be win next announce that jim
LANE will be left behind. LANE, however, has
had the qualification Of some newspaper nOtori-
ETY. In the matter Of the expedition, and doubt
less thisis whas he hss been driving st. How
do those Republican newspapers which have
been blowing his trumpet feel now1 ees &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
Wont mustor with Negro soldiers.

Capt Putnam, of Newark (late editor Of The
Voice Of Lhs People,, in letter dated Somerset
Kentucky, December 30, addressed to Waldo
Taylor, Egg Of Newark, says; = IN
"Tell Mr.. Morgan that he can state on au,
thority that the Noyfh American was mistaken
when II said the army was in favor Of the policy
Of Cameron and Cochran. American soldiers
will not allow themselves TO be degraded BY
being marched in the ranks with negroes, and
all the officers Of my acquaintance would resigr
rather than participate in such brutal warfare
II tha. policy is settled upon, you may look for
me In Newark In short metre" '"'e p"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(70 ssptrs on ne sl's day Of .lanpary, iHas.
AuDtToR or sTATs's oryicE,i
: INsuhANcE DrrARTAEHT, I

e
r7s ae5 f.e' AuDrroR or eTATrs oulcE,l
.iE -A lEsuRANcE pKrARTlEHT,
Columbus, O., Jan. IL. 1869
WHKREAsS The Thames Fire 1nsurance Company
located At Norwich, in the State lof oonnechbut
has Aled in this ofce sworn statement OF ts condition
a. required BY the rst section Of the act To regulate
insurance companies not Incorporated BY the State oil
Ohio" passed April 3. 1856; aud WHKnas, said com.
pany has furniahed the undermined satisfactory evidence
iB possessed Of At least One Hundred ThouaAnd
Dollars capital invested In stocks, bonds or
IN mortgages Of real estate worth double the amount for
which the same 10 mortPageo and, WHKREAs, said com
pa has filed IN this office written instrument under
It's corporate sea signed BY the and Secretary
thereof authorsing any agent or agents Of said company
in this sac 10 acknowledge service Of process for and
In behalf Of said company oonssnng that such service
Of process shall be taken and held to be as valid q ii
served upon the company, according to the laws Of hs
or any other etsta, and waving an claim or right Of
errors BY reason Of such acknowledgment Of service
No0, Therefore, IN pufSuance OF the hTbt section Of
the Aforesaid aot Robert W. Tayier Auditor Of stae
FOR the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that ma
Thames Fire Insurance Company OF Norwich, Conn
10 authorized TO tihniact the business Of Fire and
Marine Insurance 10 this State until the
q J.nussy 10 the year ole thousand eight huhdsed
In witness whersof, have hsreunto subscribed my
name and caused tho seal Of my ONCE to be axed the
day and year above written.
Its] .,s, B. W. TAYLER, Adpitor Of State.
z n. IL. nREsDN, Agent,
fete'dlw 8oigfi2aDa iAaFt Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

Ur Yesterday forenoon, George otstots, On'
Of the Guards at the PenI,entiary. while In th'
cell Of an insane convict named Hayes, wal
struck BY him several times on the back Of th,
head with the leg Of an Iron bedstsad, which
he (Hayes) had previously wrsnohed of. Such
dangerous wounds we're inflicted that It 10 fear
cd thoy may provo fatal. CTg es.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
Won. H!T yovvatt.'' =

We learn that the straight Democrats Of the
Ohio Legislature intend Rs 3 compliment to
vote for Hon. H. ]. Jewett for United States
Senator. They cannot elect him sabutthe com.
pllment win be one the. Demo Of s0hjoWill
heartily, approve. Mr. JeWett is ope0f the best
Union men In the State, and If ii were possible
TO drive from the Senate such an ;ultEeiat as
Wade and place therein az true man as Jew.
ets tb q conservatives of the country wpnld hail
the COMMENCEMENT Of 8 brighter dsys7sSeRscS
AdueyttseT. ,,sr os~.rs.gT4l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

" We understand that an assistant Sscre-
taryof War from Washington, was clossted
with the AdlusAnt General Of Ohio yesterday.
ReIs understood to be here on important busi-
ness connected with military Affairs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

~ Tho number Of marriage licenses issued
BY the Probate Court at Cincinnati during the
week ending Friday, January 81, was ten--the
smalleat number issued during any week for
two years- past. ,,-r, ,-5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

< TIE rebels complain that their eight Or ten
thousand men at Somerset got tout Aanksd,'
by our three thousand, after the latter had been
thrice defeated, This reminds The N. Y. Com.
plsyeial Of the story of the Irish soldier who
captused three Frenchmen in q disagfeeable
predicament. "HOw did you take SO many,
PAtf' asked an officer. "Plase yer honor" !"
Was the reply, 81 surrounded them.y ,i6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
LeGlsla.Lxs sammary,

IS fCl eVAD ..,.so 49,. =.
nA1r SAnAfh:-A R""NNs ResAOA 0'~'De '-' 'e 49, Ia,
s''.tiss' Auu i'OOS''oH'o ~ 49, ~. ~.
Z susD'lns Sss"'n VI ~ aO' soAN1 -
pAynenso o. eOsls H y pt'SsOu',0nS iof n'Ho' OIsn
ses' were presented anu reie,feu' sauuty Yn' w
we're fead voc 'sc0no s'~s anu 0OmHls'O' re
hminary nouce Of DC" pttis was sWep, az
House messages were reao ana disposed ol
Ihe resolution thanking 0eary ana oon iO'
publishing the proceedings oi sne hes'SlA'urS
GEas .aKeA up. el'Susset' 1"u 'u'H pO''p'H'O
uaui sns Gnu " u Vre sssP,Os "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

REvsIss. KAlEeca,l 1)AsIquits saccessful ID
hia new charge In New York. At last ac-
eounts- his church was enjoying q revival =
Meetings we're hsId dAiIy, and With propisipg
EesnlhxTa8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

A WAsHINgToN letter says: "The secession
ists have been driven from the Capitol. or have
enseif.sxpasriAted, and the Abolitionists must
be before we can have peace In this country"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

u- Job R. Parker Of Highland county has
been appointed Colonel Of the Forty-sighth reg
imens. Mr.. Parker formerly held the position
Of Captain IN this regiment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
spEAKINo Of Tho mIseAIevous gossip seat by

q SPEAKING OF tno mlschlevous gossip sent by
newspaper cortespcndehts from Port Royal, the
Springfield Rps5liean says:: a.iv s.aisH5
Liberty Of the prsssnis n very excellent and
indispensable thing, but'Hs have had quite too
much Of this loose and misehievous gossip from
army correspondents There1 Is no ofioer oi
consequence enough 10 be slandeFed who has
not within the last three mOnths been abused
like q pickpooket, because, forsOotb, the pro.
found strategists, educated in the ait Of making
news items, could not understand or did not sp-
prove the management Of the campaign. II
they were only annoying to the, men abused Il
would be Of less consequence, for most Of them
have too muoh sense to be seriously vexed BY
It. Bot ita worst effect is in producing disa1eo-
tion and distEust among the people. Our com.
papders have generally treated the gentlemen
Of the press with great courtesy ,but under the
proYoeAtiops daily received Of their hanas, their
exclusion from the camps altogether could NOT
DO complained Of. q Nor would the people loss
anything Of Importance tbyit. u l. e. ll5a.s u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

" Gen. Mcclellan has removed his head,
quatsrs TO the War Department, which is sigul.
Eeaht Of .he close relations ss.sbIishsd bstwssn
the hsk Secretary Of wssAnd the Commander
in.Chisf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
NAME AND LOCATION.

FIRST. Tho name Of the Company Is the THAMES
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, and Is located at
Norwich, oonneeticut.s ~ l1
IL "a " Y. CAPITAL. ~ "h
eEooxp The amount Of lie capital stock %
A'i paid up % S.s...., T.". Iy..., ,.y.r iisoaO 90
YouRrH. II. AssBTs. cdi
/. Cash Of the company on hand. .s2,9 ,9i2 70
Q. {" In the hands Of and due AiI5llIQ "
from agents. 668 SO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

MALTEsE 4 rHREAp EaOE p1IgTs
ngs9s svA'-s RAMS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

~ some Eve thousand Ohio troops have,
within few days past, gone 70 Cumberland,
Marvland. y = ls~s ~ n9Ns "''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
RTATBAGIrTT a
OF THE CONDITION OF THE 5,5 51
. .f..f rot tfotfsu ~ Hniigrtit4tll .'l '7sF'i
+ II A M e 8 z 7 e =
INSURANCE COMP ANY

On the ist day Of January 1862 made to the Auditor oi
Ohio, pursuant 70 the statute Of that State, entited
An act 10 regulate Insurance Companies not incor.
porated by the State Of Ohio" passed April g. 6S0.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

. lfr-s b - tre -ggiiifciNsH .rt. y Nl'HN tAi
4. 0fFioB op THE AuprfoR oY srETS,l
Columbus, o., Jan. I5, 1909.
It 10 hereby certified that me foregoing d correct
~ va copy OF the statement Of condition Of the
8 -. Thames Fire insurance Company Of Norwich
4 - Oonna made TO this once for the year 1862
and now on hle herein. p i'f
: Witness my hand and seal oficialIy.
81 A foilysahog 2 q. w, TAYLER, Auditor Of STATE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
Local M alters.
Oysters! oysters

am now receiving daily, by express, the
celebrated Fair Haven and Delaware oysters
In half cans and kegs. .om .s
iei.1sl sdi % sagoin9a lr. g. A. WAGNER.
fahI-dak .striasgs tcs l.lI--a .ff 1.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02
STATE ov OoNsIeTreur. " 20. q
County Of Nov London. op'

Amos W. Prentcs President and Oliver p Rloe, Sec
retary Of the Thames fire Insurance Company being
seyersly sworn, depoSe and thatthe fora60ini 10
fu true and correct statement Of the aasof the said
Company the SAD Insurance unmpany b the coma
nde owner OF at least One Hundred Tnonand DOlrs of
actual cah capital Invested 10 stooks and Bund Or In
Mortgages on Real kstate worth d0uha the anonnh for
Investments ner any part heeof made for tho ben.
eft OF any Individual exercising authority fhB nam
sgement OF tAd Company either % Rrosincn scfeta
~, Treasurer, Dracsor otherwise: that the mort.
cages above described have not been assigned or In any
manner released impaFed By sad COMPANY; and that
they are the above described oeers Of said Insurance
psmpeDy'.-'is .,sos ~ IN m .u,smr,S, .,sr ~ u -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-02

febl-d3l $50 I. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
From misaourI

10 SPRlNeFlELD, Mo-, Feb. l5.--A special die.
patch to the st. Louis Democrat Gays our army
under command of Gen. Curtis, marched from
Lebanon on the llth inst. They formed in
three divisions: the right under Col JEFF. C.
Davis, the left under Col. Carr, and the center
under Gen. Sigel.
Six miles from Springfield, on the 18th, a
skirmish took place between our advance aud a
party of rebels, in which nine of the rebels
were killed. Ono of our men was slightly
wounded.
At sunset on the same day, three hundred Of
the enemy attacked our piokets, but were
driven back with q loss of thirty. This was
regarded as the commencement of the battle,
and three thousand cavalry and infantry, With
battery of artillery, were sent forward. The
battery was placed on an eminence commanding
the supposed approach Of the rebels, and three
shells were thrown, to which no responee was
made, and our force retired, leaving a strong
picket guard,
During the night continuous firing was kept
up BY the pickets.
At o'clock on the morning of the 18th our
army advanced in line Of battle, and at day.
break the third division, headed BY the Fourth
Iowa, entered and took peaceful possession Of
the town. Price had left ct 2 O'Clock on the
same morning, leaving over six hundred of bis
sick, large quantities Of forage and wagons be-
hind him. He had twelve thousand effective
troops and fifty pieces of artillery.
Yesterday evening battalion of our caval.
ry captured one hundred wagons Of his train,
and laat night firing by our pickets was heard
in the direction OF the retreating foe.
This morning at 6 o'clock our whole force
followed the enemy.
II is reported that Price is merely falling
back to meet Mcintosh, who was coming up
with reinforcements, and on his joining him be
would return and give us battle. The proba.
bilities are, however, that be is in full retreat
People in and around Springfield express IN
bounded satisfaction at the arrival of our troops,
and general rejoicing is manifest throughout
the southwest at the retreat of the rebels -
This expedition will doubtless end the cam.
paign in Missouri. sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
sIx DOLLARS PER YEAR,
Invariably In Advance


day number Of clerks were notified 10 leave.
ana prohibited from re-visItlng the department,
= The dispatches announcing our success at Fort
sIoneson s,O occasloned intense Joy. No official
ulsPsscn mas yet been received here conarmato
BY the land forces. s ''p'''s'
wAsHInoroN Feb. 16.--An official dIspatcb
was received at the Navy Department tbis
morning from Commodore Foo.e, near Fort
Don.elson, Feb. 18th, but presents nothing be.
ot Souu sna1 already telegraphed TO the press, sx
cceL', ne says, II the boats had been able 10 6oh,
niteen minutes longer 1t would have resulted h n
sne capture Of the fort. as the rebels were run.
Ming from the batteries. '"H'
Inc enemy bad twenty guns bearing on the
Doats, but we we're only able to return FIRE with
Com. Foote also says be had cent the euu
boat Tylor to the Tennessee river to render tha
railroad bridge impassable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18

The CoNTRABANDs AT BEAUFORT The Boston
Traveller of Saturday publishes the folloMiDg,
on the authority Of q gentleman direct from
Port Royal: NEARLY all the cotton within
reach of our troops had beeu picked, although
gangs of negroes are still at work upon the
plantations at Beaufort and Bay Point. There
were some 300 or 400 contrabands at place
on Hilton Head known as Botany Bay" A
few were employed as servants by officers, but
the majority are described as being good for
nothing but consuming their rations. -Whe.
once they are well fed they cannot be hired to
work again for tWenty-four hours. None Of
them are now allowed to pass the pickets either
way, as no reliance can be placed upon them
Some who ran away when the expedition fret
landed would return again II allowed"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18


"THE OLDEST INHABIrANT." ."-"This remark
able individual" says an exchange, "has beel
found in osWego, according to & modern &c
count" This statement of authority looks
rather suspicious. However, "the modern &C
count" says:
There is living in Oswego, New York, man
named Peter Rozell, who Is not less than Il6
yeArs old. He was born in Brooklyn in l743
He lives with his second wife, who Is only 63
years old, and consequently IS years younger
than himself. He had from his first marriage
Is children, and 10 from his second, grand 10
tai OF 20, all Of whom are now living. The
Oldest is SO years old; tho youngest 42. He
was last father at 76, bis wife being 81. The
said Peter is In the enjoyment of good health,
and visits his neighbors, and his sight anL
hearing are not in the least impaired. He has
smoked for the last huadred years, and it may
be calculated that he has consumed more than
thousand pounds of tobacco during his life
time.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18

The late State Treasurer of Michigan, who
has been convicted Of embezzling the public
moneys, and who now awaits the decision OF
the Supreme Court upon bill of exceptions, is
an old sinner, having recently seen his sxtieth
birthday. He was one Of the midwives at the
birth of the Republican party, and was for FIVE
years, and until the discovery of his defalca-
tion, one of the most powerful of the Republi-
can leaders Of that State He had confeder-
ates In bis ILL lit transactions, all Of whom,
more cunning than he, avoided ground Of Grim
inal prosecution, and remorselessly left him to
the perdition into which he has fallen. l. be
went into Office a tolerably honest man, he was
too weak to resist the corruptng influences Of
bad politics
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18

DEEEAT OF THE REPuBncANs "A WoMAs
ELEcrED MAYOR The election in this city on
last Monday resulted 10 the defeat of the Re
publican city ticket by about an average major
ity Of seventy FIVE. This Is quite change in
city which last fall added az lea,t two hun
dred majority to their State and county ticket.
"Things is working" in oacaloosa as well as
elsewhere. The ticket elected was composed
Of men belonging to both political parties, but
mad they all been Democrats. The result would
have been the same. The "City Ticket" ran
no candidate for Mayor; bus, as the .boJs"
didn't want Ingles, the Republican candidate,
70 run alone, late in the day they nominated
MRS. Marcy Smith, and succeeded In eIecting
Ger by twenty.one majority. Oskaloosa has
elected woman "Mayor of the etowp.'-Oska
lOosd (Io,os) Times, Feb. 6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
Latest washington News.

4 Nav YoEK, Feb. l6--The foreign steamer
Teatonia is reported below, and will be up to-
night. n M. ts.i se.t.S risg ~. 7f.ii it
The Steamer MatanEls arrived from Por.
Royal on the l2th. No news or movements rer
ported. y ..a B. si.s.i.s. = "a ~ v5
A. Washington dispatch states that Il is be.
heved BY military men there that Mapassas
will be evacuated BY the rebels as Bowling
Green has been. " Tsi,, ! go, M
1t . generally believed that the proposition
recently brought BY the rebel flag Of truce, Was
70 refer the present dispute to foreign arbiira-.
tion.
The work Of thotonghIy reorganixIng the
War Department 10 rapidly progressing To-