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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
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TELEGRAPHIC.
PFOr latest TsIegrapAic New,, zee Sd Page.
Sunday Nights Report.
Negro Dictation-ActIvIty In tho
h0bel Lines, 90


CAno, Oct. 26.-The negroes In Helena art
unwilling to be sent North, neither do they
want TO go back to slavery. They readily con
sent to work for wages, and arrangements are
Deing made by which they are to be paid fifsy
cents per day, except in cotton picking, when
'ney are 10 have seventy five cents.
From several sources we learn of great &C.
nvity among the rebels In the vicinity of HeIe.
ma, vickaburg and Holly Springs. They eyi
GENTLY contemplate an attack soon, but iust al
what point Is not known.
Joe Johnson 10 said to have twenty thousand
troops at Little Rock, and the number at Holly
Syringe IS known to be about seventy thousand
Inc rebels are crossing their forces from Ar.
Kansas to Mississippi at Vicksburg, and ore
making every preparation for an attack al
Holly springs. The place Is being strongly
loruhed: rumor here tonight that they arc
moving North 10 probably incorrect.
The people east of Memphis, near German.
town, are said to be suffering for the necessArie,
OF iife. Cotton Is their only support and this
has been all destroyed by guerrillas.
- Inc Federals have possession of Galveston
pay This Ia admitted by tho Grenada Ap
Flanagan is elected Governor of Arkans II
over Reesor.
An accident occurred on the Mississippi
Central railroad at Duck Hill last Sunday. A
tram collided, causing the deathof thirty five
men and fifty Wounded-mostly soldiers from
southern regiments.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHiSaToN, Oct 26.--as the request of Gen
Wadsworth the New York regiments captured
at Harper's Ferry and paroled, and who were
sent West with view cooperating against the
Indians, have been ordered back to New Yorh
to do frontier duty. They were about thirty.
six hundred In all, and were greatly dissatisfied
In being ordered West.
The Gilmore House, Baltimore, has beer
taken by the Government for hospital pur
poses. asg lr.3 ..o.
WAsHISaToN, Oct. 27.-All statements t.
the effect that General Wadsworth does no
cordially cooperate, and has not from the firs
cordially co-operated with Maj, General Nc
Clellan In tho conduct Of the war, or that b,
has ever raised question 90 TO the fidelity :,
the government OF Gen. Mcclellan, are entire
ly unfounded. General Wadsworth has onl,
asked how he could most efficiently aid him IL
the vigorous prosecution of his campaign
There is authority for this statement,
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Of Helena, vicksburg and Holly Springs
Ihey evidently contemplate an attack, but az
what point is not known. The number of
rebels at Holly Springs is said TO be seventy
thousand.
The conscription act 10 vigorously enforced
in the South. An officer from Vlcksburg saws
every man under thirty-fve is in the army.
An arrival from Bolivar and Jackson saws Il
IS reported at Jackson, on what seems good an.
thority, that Price was on the Hatchee with
nifty thousand men. Pillow Ia also reported in
the same neighborhood with twenty thousand
This rumor 10 considered probable in military
circles.
Information from the country las! night rep.
resen!s tho guerrillas lately encamped midway
between Germantown and Colierville, and had
oeen seen in full retreat, closely pursued by
FEDERAL cavalry under Col. Grierson. These
guerrillas are from Kentucky, the impres.
sion seems 70 be that they were depredating on
their own hook.
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Latest from Ua,iSoru,o.

SAN FRARorsco, Oct. 26.-Uneasiness was
felt on account OF the non arrival of the stea-
mer Golden Age from Panama, now thirty. six
hours due. Trade continued light throughout
the present week. Stocks declined. Goods,
cafpetings, ect., running low. Fifty bales
drills shipped for Boston per Sea Lark, which
cleared Friday.
The British steamer Lynmoutb was chartered
for China.
A boiler exploded yesterday in the National
houring mills, on Market street, killing four
men mel ant and WOunding others, damaging the mill
A quicksilver lake has been discovered
within two miles Of San Francisco. The dis.
covery was accidental; it was made while
excavatiDg the hills for the purpose of laying
down pipe for the Spring Valley Water com
pany.
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The Fourteenth 0ongsessionai Mis-. ag
trice.

The Democracy of this Congressional Dis.
trics have achieved one Of the most signal trf S0i
umphs In the history Of politics. Democrats IA 500
Wayne, Holmes. and Ashland were, under A. 4
Welkers draft programme, ordered or 10
Camp, Mansfield, whilst the drafted men OF =
Lorain and Medina were kept at home 10 vote %
for the trlckster. In addition to this, over two q
hundred full.blooded negroes voted inthe Ober.
LIN region with the Abolitionists. Democratic "A
took the trouble, on the day of the eIeotoo. 10 4,
obtain the facts, and when the full, report is Y
made and published-as il will be---we venture s2i
the assertion that WHITE MEN, Republicans 40 nss
well as Democrats, will be shocked at the -,
Amazing infamy and villainy pracsced BY the,
radical Abolition disunionists IA their dying
struggle on the plains Of Oberiin. But al would
not dol The people have spoken in favor Of
Democracy. igA eii V akssl e8i ~ Is
ssli Though allthe nIgaen iaughei AZ & slil bgA
When they heard Of Welker's draft 80
Yet Bliss went marching ong 90 Iii !Ee
Wayas County Dsmoeyas.
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Winchester EvacuaIed-RebeIs Arm,
r. Ing the Negroes,


Ing the Negroes.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-The Times Washing
ton dispatch says: We have no reports TO-
night sustaining rumors current here of fight
ing on the upper Potomac. Tho enemy is re-
ported in Frederick as having evacuated Win.
chester and moving toward Gordonsville. A
heavy rain storm is prevailing, which bids fair
to raise the Potomac.
We have intelligence from the South,
through q source entitled to credit, that the
rebels have really ventured upon the danger.
ous policy of arming their negroes. Iu Allan
to, Ca, Montgomery, Ala, and other cities, il
Ia said negro regiments have already been or
ganized and supplied with weapons, and re
cent North Carolina paper etates that abou,
eight thousand black soldiers, differed BY
whites, have been sent from camps of instruc'
tion to garrison Notifications and important
towns.
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Morning and Noon Reports
From the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,l
U October 26.
The recent order OF the Secretary of War
permitting volunteers to enlist in the regular
service has occasioned 80 much excitement that
the recruits are to be ordered back to their re.
spective regiments. Nothing less than this can
preserve the discipline and esprit du corps OF
the army.
HARPER's Ferry, Oct. 26--It /. . been rain
Ing heavily all day, and the river is rising rap.
idly.
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The Rebels az Island No. m.

. DDUH" WE HHTWUU NU' IU.
CAlRo' Oct. 26.-The steamer Eugene from
oeiow reports that the rebels have possession
OF the Tennessee shore opposite Island No. 10
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Genera! Headquarters %sase Of sfin-
uGSlfa.
ApJTTANG' GENERAL S OFFICE,
SAINT PAUL, Mimi. Oct. u, 1862

L
GFSERAt. ORDERS No. sIXTY-TwO.
Several Of the counties still being delinquent
in regard 10 furnishing the lists required in
making the; draft under the late calls of the
President of the United States. and many of the
citizens of the State having been driven from
their homes 10y the Indians, and many Others
having been in the service against the Indians,
temporarily, who have now returned to their
homes or are about to return, for the pur
pose of saving whatever Of their property has
not been entirely destroyed, and in the hopes
that the securing of the crops, interrupted by
the Indian troubles, may as far as possible be
completed. and the dcpopulated counties re-
organized, the Draft will not be made until the
tenth day of November next; at which time it
is intended that the same shall proceed upon
such data as may then be at hand.
The people of the State are earnestly requested
to fill up the First Regiment of Minnesota
Mounted Rangers, now being organized for one
years service rs a mounted force is now greatly
needed to drive the Indians from our frontier
before the commencement of winter. All re-
cruts SO enlisting, viii be credited to their re-
spcctive localities, upon the number otherwise
to be furnished by drafting.
BY order of the Commander-in-Chief
OSCAR MALMROS.
1t Adjntant General.
Papers throughout Minnesota are authorized
to copy once, and charge the State
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The following summing up OF Stew
arts raid into Pennsylvania and his valor-
Gus reception, we clip from the Chicago
Post:
The rebel raid on Chambcrsburg was char
acteristc piece of daring inpudence on the part
of the rebel commander. Its object was two
fold: first. to whistle up the sinking spirits of
the chivalry by the boast that Pennsylvania had
been invaded: second to frighten somebody in
the Quaker State by the bodily presence of the
bold secesh. A third object may have been
DEMONSTRATING but owing to the hazard of the
undertaking not much could have been expect
ed in the way of plumber The other objects
were fully ACCOMPLISHED The militia CON-
mandant at Chambersburg, Col. Mcclure, was
nearly frightened out of his boots. He rushed
to the telegraph Office on hearing of their ap-
proach, and sent to the Governor a dispatch
full of tremor and alarm "The rebels are ad-
vancing on Chambersburg -" there is no
doubt of it whatever 80 they will certainly
give us call tonight ~" we can make no
resistance as it would only eXasperate them y
And then Col Mcclure fastened out of town
with flag of truce to meet the rebel comman-
der
The rebels came and Chambersburg was
formally surrendered A bright feather
in the crownless hat of the chivalry In
the neighborhood some five hundred hors-
es were stolen, and then, hearing that pre-
parations were making to bag them, the
rebels proceeded hastily to make good their
retreat.
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Military l. Executionzin II Richmond.
OnsSaturday, October 4, PATRICK Mo-

OnsSaturday, October 4, PATRICK No
GowAN, of Company B, 14th Virginia reg
iment, and JOHN KELLEHER, Company f,
same regiment, were shot by the rebel au
thorities at Richmond for desertion. They
were convicted with two others, MAGUrRE,
who was sentenced to be publicly whipped,
and ROGERS, whose sentence of death was
postponed fourteen days. .aThe Richmond
Enquirer thus describes the execution
scene:
The clear voice of Assistant Provost
Marshal Alexander then broke with pain
full distinctnesS on the ear of hundreds, as
he read General Orders, :" condemning
McGowan and Kelleher to be shot to
death with musketry, and Mcguire to be
whipped, for desertion. The respite of
Rogers for fourteen days was also an
all awaited in GREATNESS expectation the
enactment of the dreadful scene The
condemned commenced taking off their
coats and hats. They were each calm and
collected. The firing squads were divided,
twelve to each man, and placed a little
apart. The men took their places in front,
and the minister OF God approached them
for the last time He seemed to whisper
Of hope and consolation, for they showed
no signs Of fear At their request, for they
said they could die like soldiers, their arms
were not pinioned. They wish the mus
kets presented to their breasts. In all
swer to the question whether they have
anything to say, Kellcher remains silent.
MeGowan says Nothing" and adds,
with emphasis, looking at his eyecutioners,
"Good-bye, boys" 4 white bandage is
tied over their faces; they kneel down, and
in a moment the sharp crack of musketry
tells that all is over.
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DIR. WIN. B. HURDS
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Never fail to give satisfaction to all who test their
virtue.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED-To in
troduce Dr. Hurds Dental Remedies into every
county, Men or women who want to make money
quickly, can do better with these articles than any
thing in market. They are new, useful and low
them for the benefit of agents Boxes of samples
containing dozen of the one dollar packages above
specified with circulars will be sent on the receipt of
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We would rather pay salaries than commissions to
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General Headquarters State of Min.
MeSOta.

General Headquarters State Of MINI
MeSOta.
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICER
SAINT PAUL. Min, Oct. 18th, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. sIxTY-FIvE.
The Sheritfs Of the different counties in the
State, are hereby instructed, that, upon the
completion of the draft in their several counties,
under the late calls for troops by the President
of the United States, or as soon as it shall have
been ascertaned that such county has furnished
their full quota of troops without drafting, they
file the enrolment lists Of their respective coun-
ties with the Auditor of such county.
And the several county Auditors are directed
to file the said enrolment lists in their several
offices, as part of the records of their several
counties. apd preserve the same for future use
and reference.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief
OSCAR MALMROS.
Adjutant General.
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General Headquarters. state Of Win
nesOta.

ncsOta.
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
Saint Paul. Mimi, Oct. 1Ith, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 63.
All companies OF troops and other military
organizations in the Volunteer State Militia, Or
ganized for the purpose of serving within the
State only, excepting such 81. have been organ
lied pursuant 10 Il special act Of the Lcglsla-
turc are hereby directed to retire from active
service in behalf of the State of Minnesota
unless they shall be retained by Special Orders
from this Office, or from Major General Pope,
commanding the Department ofthe Northwest.
By order of the Commandcr-in-C Chief
OSCAR MALMROS
Acknowledgement.
Papers throughout Minnesota are authorized
to copy once and charge the State.
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General Headquarters. State of " in-
ne~0ra.
ADJUTAS'r GENERALS OFFICE, !
ST. PAUL. Min. Oct 14ti, 1862. {

ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
ST.. PAUL. Min. Oct. 18th, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. SIXTY-FOUR.
All recruits enlisted in the 9Th, Sth. 9th, 10th,
and 18th Regiments Minnesota Volunteers, are
hereby directed forthwith to join their respect
i've commands and report to the commanding
officer thereof, and ii they fail to comply here
with they will be treated as descrters.
All peace officers and all law-abiding citizens
are requested to inform this office of any in
stance Of disobedencc to this order that may
come under their observation or within their
knowledge.
By order of the Conmander-in-Chief
OSCAR MALMROS,
Adjutant- General.
Papers Throughout Minnesota are authorized
to copy once and charge the State
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si,71j5e 1hs label is finely en-
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