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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
EIeClapn NeEg.

NEW Yoaa, Nov. 5--Tbe full returns Of thii
city show total ms jority for Seymour OF
80 S47' The Tribune comedies Seymour's eIec.
don.
The Democrats Of New Jersey carried the
lower House nt the Legislature, and probably
the Senate. Taey will have ten or twelve III
lority on Joint ballot, which secures the election
oi United Sta;ea Senator 10 place Of Thomp
son, dtceaeed. They havo ALEC elected thsir
Governor by six 60 eight thouaand mnIority
Rogers. Steele and Terry, all Demccrst. ara
certainly elected to Copgrers.
ST, LeUis, Nov, Tho election here passed
on very quietly. The returns OF the ol,y ara
yet Incomplete, and nothing definite can be az.
certainad. TIE vole 10 tha Sixth, Seventh
Eighth aud Tenth w6lds s.srds: Blair, l 93O;
6dH KGox' Radical Republican, 1854; Bogy, Dem
WILMINGTON, Delaware, Nov. 5-NosesstlC
county gives uDion majority OF 593.
TRENTON, N J., NV. SIP. M-Pa,ksr,
Democrat. for Governor, is undoubtedly olec.ed
by III 0OO msiority.-a Democratic gain of some
l9,UUO over lass G0vsrnOr's vote. The follow.
lDg Congressme0 are eleC,ed: Iss Di.Ilc
starr Republican,; 81, Middleton, Democrat,
80, Steele, Democrat; 4.h, Rogers; Ssh, Curry,
Oemotrats. Both branches o. ihe State LeRis.
latufe are largely Democratic
CmoAao, Nov 5-RetuEua thus for indicate
the following COngrsssmen elected from thiG
state: lot District, Arnoldi 81, Farnswortbi
30, Washburnei 5sb. L9vtjo!; 9Th, Norton
Republicans; 4!h and 7sh in doubt; sli, s,ulril
9sh, Rose; lob, Knapp 1llb, Robinsop; I2.h
Morrison, 18Th, VIM. J. Allen, Democrats
Inc vote On candidate at large will be clceo
lngeEeoil, war Democrat, iJ elected.
BosroN, Nov. 5.--Relurna from 255 towns
give john A Andrew. for Governor, 81 All
bFgsdieE General Devens, In the same TOW us
hss as,4SO. Andrews majority in tho STATE
viii DC about 1000. In the Senate, 81 Repub
lican1 are elected, and 6 Peoples Union. Il
the House, l79 Republicans and 81 People
Union men are elected. Twar.y-soyen town
arc yet 10 be heard from.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

NEw YoRk, Nov. The ships of war Ds.
eotsh, Vanderbilt and Ino, spo ordered 10 sea
Immediately, and will probably sail to-day.
A Washington special states tha. the 9Th
vermont regiment Ia TO be brought from New
onesns to some Northern por. to recruit The
sth vermont, captured at Harpers Ferry, 10 10
be Immediately discharged,
A Rev Ofiesrs letter 70 The Herald says
Gen Weitzel's brigade landed at Donaldson
viiie on the 25ih; thence to Tbsbadesux, where
IL had slight engagement, capturing twenty
FeDele' another force wss sen. to attack the
reoela 10 the rear, under Col Thomas, and .so
lton'clscs aud two gunboats uuder Capt.
Buchanan, with the 2iSt Indiana, which he
landed at Brazos City, while the gunboats 20 to
rrankiiRio destroy gulboats said to be there.
lhe rebels destroyed all produce at Donaldson
leprior to the arrival of Weitzel,
Commodore Porter offers to take command
OF the ship Dfeaduought, to chase the pirate
Alabama.
letter from the steamer Norwich. of
Georgetown, 8. c., states that rebsl fort was
destroyed and seven rebels killed. Contra.
bands state that there Ia good deal OF sick
ness es Georgetown; that q six gun floating
battery is being built at Charlest1n and lO.inch
snick iron-clsd. There are also four large cot.
ton laden stesmera az ChSrleeton, waiting to
run the blockade.
HarpeT'a Ferry depatch to the Herald
atstes that General Richardson died at Sharps.
burg. on tho night of the 81 instant Rebe
cavalry continue to show themselves In the
neighborhOod Of ChaflestoWp, and three of ou,
piokets have been captured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
mOrmon.sm and DonD,e Love

Last week q company Of Mormon Omigrapts
arrived at Boston, on their say TO UGah -
Among them was noticed young man, more
distinguished il his appearance than the re.
mainder Of the company, and near him two
young females, deeply veiled, whose delicate
grace ara reserve iIdiosts them as belonging
to superior social position. Their history
merits relation. Ludwig Zero was the son of q
rich land owner in Sweden, aud the two young
ladies were two orphans who we're brought IN
with him la his fathers family, until be left for
college at Dontheim, where nc remained sever
al years, aud sfteswsrd travelling cyez the
greater part of Europe, his former playmases
were forgotten. Returning at last to his ONE,
be was sstoniehed to fnd two beautiful women,
dazzling as the Undine of the poet He was
struck to the heart aH with an arrow. Love
conquered him st first sight, He was in love,
but with what onef Both were spleudidly
beautiful. He was enamored Of both. He was
in whirlpool of doubt, lndecision, end pe,piexl.
ty. IL was necessary TO come to some decision
aud he naturally came 10 the most ircll one
Ia an excess Of desperate frGlk lkuess he related
to the Two young girls the state of his feelings
They laughed aE him at frat; then, they rehect-
ed, and the result OF their reflections was that
they both loved Ludwig, and we're as embar-
raised as ne. About this time one of the Nor.
men spoRtles passing through the place sought
to make proselytes to the doctrine OF the Saints,
and converted the young man and the two girls
Thus Ludwig Zero, and his companions Nina
aad Evohe, form part OF the Mormon emf.
grants on their way to Salt Lake, where thei,
romance of love and duplication Of wives will
be speedily dives.ed OF all charm by the low
associations around thsm.-Dstroh ADJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
Ohio 5tntesma,r
'TELEGRAPHIC.
For latest TeIegrapkic Ne,Os, zee Sd Page.
Morning and Noon Reports
FROM WASHINGTON =.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The appointment Of
Brigadier:G General bas been conferred on Colonel
Alfred W. Ellot. who dsting guished himself In
the operations OF tho rGU feet, and be has been
authorised to raise q volunteer brigade to serve
Win tho ram feet in conjunction with tho gun.
noats on the western waters. The son of the
late Colonel Charles Ellet who ives wounded Ia
cd Colonel In tue brigade.
The Secretary OF Wer has ordered O military
commission to bo organized to Inquire into the
conduct OF Major General Buell. In reference to
6is permitting the Invasion Of kentucky by
General Brsgg, his failure to rsievo Mum.
fordsvti!e, and allowing Its capture bv the enc.
my his conduct during the blttIc ef Psrryville
bic allowing the forces of General Baeg tc
escape from Kentucky without capture, or los.
IN attacking them, cleo HE operations In Ten
nessee and Kentucky. Tnc court Is to bs held
in Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
COnstsFnalI Church.

The Boston Herald gives publicity to the ioi.
lowing incident, which ii locates 10 a ''city
within forty miles of the hub Of the universe"
The name OF the town begins with either "s or
x, the Herald don't say which:
a railroad man, Of that quietly Jolly style
which tAkes With everybody who likes q good
Jise, ont Touidn's knowingly do wrong or
criminal thing Tor the world, Ia frequently
called to this town and vicinity by business. On
Sunday, recently he rode to an adjoining town
and called on an acquaintance who had eoms
very nice bottled cider, which, tho natural pve.
sumption ia, he tried, When our railroad friend
came away, he was intrusted With O bottle of
this cider, to be delivered 10 another railroad
man 10 Boeton. The bottle was not very bulky /;
ous friend had cspacious pockets Ia his coat, ana
30 he slipped "the original package" Into one
OF them. On arriving ct the town OF doubt
full name, but which positively does begin with
either or K, he sew the door Of the snug III
lie church vide open; and being q Yeguia,
church .goer, he went iD. He had eeat in T.
prominent pew, with thre9 young ladies Ia
front, deacon near by, and the elite Of tho con.
gregation near him. The services we're CON-
meuced, sud our friend vas sJOn uoder the in.
fuence whioh is always produced by the inspir-
Ing music, the colemn invocation, and the gym
pathetic de7outness Of m orthodox congrega.
ton In u country village.
The pastor hsd commenced bis sermon, the
audience was unusually still aud attentive.
and our friend was Just Sonderipg whs.
illustration the pastor would use for q knot
" theological pniut relating 70 the punish
menl Of sinners, which he vas Just develop.
log, when "UhGck! Pop! Spld! Whist!
FzZzxx!' GU: came the co, from tho bottled
cider, which our friend had forgotten AL about,
just grazing IL l4dy's fall Gro 1ued bonnet, going
halfway up 70 the ceiling, and coming down
wiSh another pop into tne Risle. Forth from
ths mouth oil the bottle issued & yeiloWisb-
white stream like that from az inch nozzle at
free engine trial, only boi!iOg, foamiUg, seeth
log, aud spluttering in an Incompatible msu-
ner. Oar friends Globes were saturated. apd
the appacel o! the youDg ladies' iu front. and Of
various members OF the elite all Ground. did nos
eacspe. Our readers cln Judge Of the senss-
tic5 prodqced Ia the church We rave no de-
tsilg, bet 1t can reasonably be inferred that ;hs
CLERGY man though ths. ii the sermon did no.
stop, the cider would not go on Also. thOt orf
tiienc ioucd himsc!f IN rather and enbs,rses-
ing position.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
Tao HOrrORs OF War-A Wife ON Shs
HhGlIc .ElRld.

The following extract from letter, dated at
CoTinth on the b ult , has been communicated
to the New York Eusniag Pest for publication: |:
oh, my friend! how can I tell you Of the
torsures that have nearly crszed me for the last
three days! Pen lie powerless to trace, words
weak 70 convey one little Of the misery I have
endured. l thought myself strong before.
have seen 60 much OF suffering thet thought
my nerves had grown steady, and ceuld bear
anything; but to day am weak and tremblipe
like frightened child. Ft
"Bat 90 not wonder et Il, My dear husband
lies beside me, wounded unto death perhaps. I
have lost all hope Of saving him, though thank
God for the privilege Of being this moment be.
side him. And beside this, ell around me the
sufferers lie moaning in agony. There has bsen
little time to tend them, poor fellows. Tue,
the surgeons are busy al She time, but all the
wounded have cot yet been brought 10, and it
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
Vengeance ON q seducer.

Major Phelps, of the 5:h Virginia. Was shot
bv Major Dayton, of tho 4th Virginia, on the
lIth uli,, near Millesspor:, about twenty-five
miles above Gallipolis, under tho following
ptoyooation and circumstances:
Major Phelps, by forging license. procured
come one TO marry him 10 sister of Msijr
Dayton. He being married man could not
legally marry her, and consequently took shis
plan to accomplish hls ends He carried her
away from home, and no one knows where she
low 10. Major Dayton was Informed by letter
from his father, and bees ne almost crszsd. He
learned Of Msjor Phelps being in Gallipolis,
and went there. but the Major had started for
Ceredo, NJ M'IOe Dayton followed oD, oVereskipg
him ness Miilersport, and shot him, four baliS
taking effect. Major Phelps lived few hours,
and befors dyiug acknowledged he had been
served right. The mock marriage between
Major PnelpS and Mica Dayton occurred near
New Creek, Virginia.
Major Dayton had not been arrested By either
the ciyil or military authorities.
Major Phelps was formerly minister and
resided near Ceredo, Virginia. Mrjor DAYTON
vas formerly q baggage master aud sferWG;d d
conductor on the Baltimore ard Ohio rail-
Goad.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
ThIrst-Wearinesa.

When you send parcels to soldiers. put 10 o
little package Of cloves, and another Of good
tea.
A Glove held in the mouth promotes the ae.
oreiion OF saliva. relievea thire., aud relieves
the necessity OF dficKing bad water or wcrse
whisky or rum. OGher things are almost Gs
good for this purpose; bus tho aromatic and as.
tripgent qualities of, the olovo are useful IL
eoun.eFacsirg tho tcudency to Irritation ard un-
HEALTHY action Of the bowls, from which sol
diers suffer 90 much. -is ysy
For rsfreshment, few dry ea-leavca held
IN the mouth have q wonderful effect, The
glands Of che mouth and throat absorb readily,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

L1uIsvhLE, Nov. 4.-George H. Ysatman Ia
elected to Congress to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of the Hon, Jos. 8. Jackson.
1t IL reported that Bfagg's army Is at Mur.
fTeesboro. Tennessee, and that f7o thousand
rebel cavalry are at Somerset, Kentucky.
Four hundred eick and wounded Federal sol
dieFs from interior State hospitals arrived here
this evening; also some forty rebel. prisoners.
Gen. Boyle has ordered sIl Febel prisoners at
Harrod,burS and at other hospitsls, who are
sufficiently well 70 be removed, to come here
for shipment to Vicksburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
Master Commissioners Sale.

William B Hubbard Superior oour, Of PraplItn
Robert R,ordsn ct al. county Ohio.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN on DEB OR
l. the said Court to me directed Will offer for sale
at public auction, OF the door Of the Court House r
tho city Of Columbus. on
Saturday. the S;h dsy Of Novsmbsr, A. D.
1862,
AT one o'clock P. M tho following described real e.
ate atuaie In Franklin county, Ohio, 70 Wit
part OF Parks survey No 3,3i5, in the Virginia Dis-
trct beg np'ng at point In The National Road and
road Laid out along the ne Of certain tract Of
$40 Aeres, of thcreabonts be oDgpg to Joseph NJ Eul
watt; thence e4k deg, r. ll6 90 100 pole, sang the
center OF the said National Road; thence MS deg. W
1874 99.lOo 70 . s,akei thence 9. "a deg 30 min. W.
el fO00 poles to stake being the norihWcetcenor ef
Robert Nell's land thence g.. II deg 30 mia. west
o5 poles to the place Of beginning containing 100 ac
Il being tract OF 1U0 acres Oh the west end OF tract
of 205k acres owned by said Robert II. Neil.
App'A'' " q. W. HUFFMAN, sn.fin, q
kGaics Agta and Master oomilssicnsrs
II. O. NolEk. Atty al 1865 al8
ITIats.,s isss $500 sa,, ar 81
s' lv taf s1-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
sU DOLLARS PEE YRAR
Invariably In Advanced

and the nerves soon feel its stlmulus. fBcncs
the evil effects Of tobacco on poyioes' sveU
when they swsllow none Of i..) soldisrs wSn
have thus used dry tea during long msrch ssy
1t 10 remarkably refreshing. Therefore, "A Ne
said before, put In little package Of cloves
and q little package OF good tea, when you
send parcel TO the soldiers,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
DIR. ADoLFUS'S
Select School for Young Genti'men

A T FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
"A North Of College Hill. Tho course OF study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Natural History
and Chemistry,
The study Of the french and German languages cen
stutes prominent feature of the school Assisted by
teachers Of einence In science the Principal iecls jus
daed In promising his pupils s the benefits Of BaTo
pean education.
The School agreeably situated extensive faw
the house is acommodious bulldins measuring l7s feet
In 'front.'
The School continues In session dung the hot season,
the refreshing rural scenery in which i 10 located
holds out great advantages.
Terms including tsiton, beard, washing fuel lighl
etc. 9s0 peE sanum, payable quarterly In advance.
RUE7ENcEG
Hon. Belamy StoreE, Prof Geo. K. Day, Lane psmins
ry, B. Y. Cary, Hsq., Wu. P. Hubert, ESQ.,, Robert
MITCHELL Esq. Milton sayer, ESQ, Hon George Hosd.
ley, Rev. r. Allyn President Wesleyan Female Oclless
David Gibson, Esq, II. Kessler, Esq, W. 8. Wright,
Esq hon. j. u. siallo, o. v. Adae, Eco D. Romans,
Jr, Washington Mclean, Esq., q. r. stsIE Esq, sto,
Irly20u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
Ayers Cherry peCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOErgeneH
Group, Bronchitis, IncIpient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptivc Patients
fla advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This 10 remedy so universally known to surpass any
other for the cure OF throat and lung complaints, that IL
Is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unrvaed excellence for coughs and colds and ito truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made Il
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few aro the communities, families among them
who have not some personal experience Of its elects
eome living trophy In their midst Of Its Victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders of tho throat and ung
Az all know the dreadful fatality OF these disorders, and
as they know too the effects Of this remedy We need NOS
do more than to assure them that 1t has oil tho VII
tues that it did have when making the cures which have
won 60 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
Hebe'S Retreat 1rcsH AShby's Gap.
hEArouARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToHAcI
NoyeDher A. l0PM M

Last night II was uncertain whether the pos
SESSION OF Ashby's Gap would be contested or
no'. Every preparation was made to force 1t,
IL circumstances made i. necessary; but the
REBELS restested this morning, leaving our
troops In undiapused possession Of the noun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

SAoKETr's HARBoR, Nov. 5.--Tbe tug Lady
franklin, just erFived, reports e large black
!top-eail schooner, name unknown, ashore Oh
Point Peninsula.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

"a. M Br0wn IndictCd for Murder.
DAYToS, Nov 5.-The grand Jury of this
county have found bill of Indictment sgains.
Henry M. Brown for murder In the frst degree,
Charging him, In the words Of the indictment,
with "killipg Mr.. Bolimeyer with deliberate
and pFcmedltated malice "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

Dyspopsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpilepA
Sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures OF these affections have peen
made by the alternative power of this medicine 1t smu
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thua
Overcomes disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the ne
cessltles Of the people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
Another Account.

The 81, Louis Republicans cores.
pondent gives the following account OF the
lighting on Saturday.
Saturday morning just at daylight a
heavy sortIe was made by the garrisen froE
the left portion of their works, This at
tack was mado upon the extreme right
wing of the Union army, where II was the
weakest.
Part Of Gen. McClernand's division, un-
der Col. 0glesby. consisted of bis brigade,
also Sehwartzs and MeCalister's batteries,
were stationed there. Theipoint Of attack
was opoRa ridge leading into the right re.
doubt, and was situated just above the
main fort. During the night the enemy
could be heard busiIy al work, bot what al
was impossible to tell .as thiekets and woods
encompasscd the Union troops on every
side rendering the view in any direction al
most impossible Atdaylig6t a large body
Of the enemy suddenly appeared on the es-
treme right wing Of Col. Oglesby's CON.
niand aud opened terrible fire With, can,
non from their redoubls, playing at the
same time upon our forces from guns placed
so position on the night previous
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

The Republicans Cairo dispatch says the
latest adviees from Donelson report that
the gnnboat ST. Louis, Capt Raaldiug,
proceeded np the Cumberland to ClaTks.
vile, and found he enemy abandoning that
place Ia panic.
Two largo fats laden with munitions cf
war were captured just below ClssksVille.
EasFything was being moved 10 Nashville
90 last as possible, where tho he1t rebel
stand would be made.
The actual humber Of prisoners taken was
49, 500 Among themis Gen. West not
previously mentioned.
Gen. Haleck hos received dispatches
from Dohelson stating that one iheusaud
more prisoners hare been taken. They
caue dowa the river to reinforce the fort
spd. not knowing It had SURRENDERED. we're
ilasgsd BY our troops
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

RELE3sE OF CBEyAIIER WIEoF
Henri Wikof was released from the custody
of the Sergeant Aims 4th Previous TO
his discharge, the Committee on the Ju-
dicary examined Brig. Gen. SIckles, whose
frequent visits to the inearcerated Wikof,
and journeys from his cell to the residence
of x-Lieut. Watt, at the other end of the
Avenue, had excited suspicion. Sickles
claimed to be aWikof's cou.isehg The Com
mittee put some home questions to him.
q He replied sharply, and for q few minutes
q war of words ragged. lie narrowly escaped
Wikof's fate, but, finally, after consulting
numerous books Of evidence, the Committee
coBchded not TO goto extremities. While
his examination was peding, the Sergeant.
al. Arms appeared with Watt, whose tes1
limony, under direct and cross examination,
.vilfnot form the least Interesting chapter
of the Committees report He test fled.
that he saw the Message in the Library,
and. read it over, He did not make a copy,
but having a tenacious memory, carried
portions Of 1t in his mind, and the next
day repeated them word for word TO Wikof
That parsonage had previously testified
that the passage transmittedto The H1aA
wss given him by Watt orally.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

EAuLKnkR GIVES IT UP.--The tidings
from Gen. Banks. 10 relation TO the adnis.
sion and advice Of ex Minister Faulkuer
70 de rebels At Maftinsburg. will be gind.
y reseirsd FauIkner's Irspkness is to hs
eoumsndsd, but how VIII Davis / Co,
relish III Poor devilsl II mast be eyi
doat 10 them that their game ia about up
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

QrIeE WoRx - Fort Doadson was as
saulted on Thursday the 6ght was renew.
cd on Friday; Sa,6raay's record is the
same; and on Sunday it was surrendered.
Considering its strengths and position, and
that Il contained fSfce Of thirty sthousapd
this may be called pretty qaick work.