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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28

@ALL the Democrats in the Arsenal ct Phila.
delphis, who would not vote the Abolition
ticket OF the late election, in obedience to the
command Of John Covode. received theifollow-
ing note Of Dismissal: aN
You are hereby notified that your services
will no logger be required at this department
This is the way Ia which white men are treat.
Cd BY the leaders Of the Abolition faction.
And this 10 the way the Administration carries
out i.s no-pastyism."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
Bully For Cox,

This was the exclamation of every one when
the news reached here that Cox had triumphed
over Abolitionism and the GerIymanders com
bined. No man in tho State has more com.
pletely the hearts Of the people than s. s. Cox,
and the election of no man has occasioned
more universal rejoicing. Bully for Cox, say
we.-Marion Mirror.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
The Elevsn.h oonrre..,onal Di..rsc.
The vote for the Congressional candidates
in the Eleventh district stands as follows:

The Cleveland Leade, accepts the name
"Aboiitioniss' and 10 proud of it. Will the
Journal Of this city be as frank and honest as
It's Abolition co-worker Of the Forest Cityf The
Leader of the 9th inst. says: I
Fer ourselves, we accept the name, and arc
proud to know that in the goodly company that
ls With US ib the abolition" boat, is our nation.
al Executive Head, who has testified to bic Ab.
olitioDism in his emancipation proclamation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28

A LErrrR from GsllipOlis, o. mentions the
death Of Major PsELPs. 5th Va. He had Sc,
duced BY mock marriage Miss DAYTON, and
her brother followed the Major until he was
able to put four bullets into vital parts,of hls
body. Major PHELPS while dying admitted
that he had been Justly punished.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
GEO, B. MCCLELLAN.
The Official Returns.

The official returns of sandusky county have
no, We, been received at the cfRce Of the Secre-
tary of State. All the counties but tna' are
IN. ami are given in Our table. When sandnsky
reports officially, we shall complete the table,
and give all the footings, together with the ma
iorltieg ... ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
Married,

ION the 10th Of October, 1862 Mr.. Harry KENDALL Of
Tawswa Springs, to Mis- MARIA BARNETT, Of New Or
leans, Louisiana --.Htat0 1orcAltgA.
The groom is young white man Of respect.
able parents, and the bride q. young colored
Abolition ticket, and crowned bis devotion to
the cause by taking Mise Maria 10 himself for
life. Greene county will show good many
1visible sdmixtures" after while. De gusti.
bus--Cineinnati Enquirer. ,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
Who viii pm. Down tho Rebellion

The Cincinnati Commercial ia indignant at
the assertion that the Democracy only can gov.
ern this country. Well, the Republicans cam
do it. They have tried, and, with oil the help
the Democrats gave them, they fail. They
must get out of the lead. They threaten to
put down this rebellion by big proclamations,
and by getting the negro to help. They don't
understand the matter at oil. Let them get out
OF the way and the Democracy will put the re-
bellion down in q short time. III Louisville Demo.
c1dt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28

TIE AbolitiOnists are beginning to see in
Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylyania, and elsewhere
such consequences Of President Lincoln's pro
clamAtion as they by no means expected. They
may yet see good many more no less startling.
---LOuispille Journal,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28

SoME OF the Abolltionists are abusing Gen.
eral Scott because, he advised the Pfesiden. to
support the Crittenden resolutions. I Any per-
son who does not noW wish Ia his heart that the
President had supported those fesoluflobs m,iat
be either asnd q fopls-Loisvile JsHrssI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
S SPEC1AL NOTICES,

Seven Hundred Volunteers Sick In
oAnpl-Young men, be warmed In time, supply your
selved with HoLLoWAY's PILLS and OINTMENT.
They guaranteed to cure the worst cases Of Sores
Ulcers, scurvy Feve and Bowel Complaints. Only rs
cents per Boz or Pot. als
octes-dAwlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28

q. m. TENGILL &c CO.,
Nh a. Park Row, New York, and state
Street, Boston,
..arts IN those citss and are authorized 70 take
AsyeT,s.ents and subscriptions for US our Lo'os''
Rdfss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
LIE Biond,s msioritl...

Below We give Hon. F. c. lie Boni's ma.
jofity. in the different counties, "who had a
good prospect of election till an Honorable Alb.
olitioniet was put in nominationlH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Times Of Holding Courts in the
Fifth Judicial District.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE STATUTE
In such case made and provided the judges Of the
COURT Of Common Pleas within and for the Fifth Judi.
cal District OF the State Of Ohio do hereby order that
ths District Court and the Court Of Common Pleas be
held In the several counties Of said District in the year
| 1853, at the times following, to wit: ~ l.,
DISTRICT COURT.
Madison county, May 0; franklin, May 8; Pickaway,
May ~ Payette, May Is; Highland, September %;
October 1; Ross, October S. = n" iN't
COMMON PLEAS. -..'-.q 81
FIRST SUBDIVISION. 3
Adams county-Rebruary ~, July II, October 90.
Brown March 10, Juy %, November 3. u Z
Olermont" March "a, August IL, November II.
SECOND SUBDIVISION, IA .,s;.b <. g..
Highland county-February 10, Nay l9 October a.
Ross March 3, June 2, November 10. ~ ls
Fayetto g March 81, July II, November 3.
THIRD aUBDvtnos. 'grsc Gs2 l-
Pickaway county March ., June 0, Oc.ober07. ne .
franklin February %, May 10. November 2. =.
Madison }" -Marsh "a, June 80 October 20. V N
Dated this 10Th day OF October, 1862. :, . ~ s-fy
JAMES L, BATES, tgs.
. ALFRED 5. DIoKEY, ,,a... -, /,
a R0BT. NJ. BRIGas, f'A'se'' wv
-.5s 1 T. Q. AsHBURN, ] 10 .ra .
519fEl5'sf1
0picE or TEE cIux o. FRANKLIN Cousrx .coEars,,
coLrMpus OHIO, Oct. %, 1862. \ /,
1, Dawn W. BRooKs, CLERK OF the Franklin county
Courts do hereby certify that tho above and foregoing
Is rus copy of the order fixing tbe times Of holding
me Courts In the YIN judicial District, composed Of
the eounties 81 Adams, Brown, Clerpont. Fayette,
franklin, Hiahland. Madison, Plckaway and Ross.a as
~ Witness my hand and official seal, this 26th
% day of '' October A'Hi D1VfS lfS' ", BROOKS,
80 A, .7 ~ i1i 1tll l-a oiefk"l
a IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28

Bachelors Hair DyeI q
THE BEST IN THE WORLD s,'- iHe
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRs celebrated Hsir Dye
oduces color not to be distinguished from nature &
warranted MOTTO njure the air in tho least remedies
tho III effects OF had dyes and pysoates the Hairfor
life. GREY, RED; or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, eto. ,a
ID Tho genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHH- -
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FACTORY NQ.,s1 barclay street, ~ y
.qAte9s3 Broadway and 10 Bond strsst,) sAAtl -
may29-dawly NEW YORK.
3. iRomoved from his old Office.
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS W. Broadway, near Hlsh a.,
Columbus o., has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases. he may &
consulted At his ohoo Brosdvay, nssr the HxcAsnssA
Bank 10 @'-N
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28

COLUMBUS. OHIO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
Another InterveniIOn Rumor.

By way Of keeping readers advised Of the rumOrs
bearing upon the question of intervention which sd
morish them to regard as mere rH19rJ, copy the
following from the Jackson Daily Mssis,iPDiaH Of the
u b inst:
Yesterday We mentioned a lumor that a despatch hsd
soae the wires With the somewhat startling inel-
gence that plan had been proposed for the interven
ion Of France England AID Spain in the .irs Of this
country. TIE following the eOudtiol upon which
the rumOred intervention is 10 tske pa,e
BAYOU SAEA, May II The fcllONing Is taken from
the B -to0 Post Of the b
Frst-RestorA,on CT tho Union on primitive prin-
cipl's.
Ssc5B9-Gereral cessation OF hostilities.
ThYi-Gsrersl amnesty.
F,urth-Eyacultion Of the Southern por's by the
Ulitgi Safes
Ffh-Ar election % be held in all the Southern
States o. the question Of Secession under the suryei
.succ &C ECrl.rd, FsarCe and Spain.
Tb Uci,ct accepts the FIRST three OF these propo
s,..oLs.
The Confederate Safes scc,pl the whole.
The fact that this rlmor first re4ch g u1 through the
Boston Post gives i. the smblInce Of gsnunene and
considering TIE further fac; bltii IS now time ior the
flrgga poEers 10 nef'eFe IN the American struggle If
hey would save frou d,sru,,io0 those great staples
u2oa which many Of their people dependent we
would be s Surprised 70 hear the rumor or some
thing Ike il confirmed. I,f must not rtly upon any
hing OF the After all il may be Iu5o 81 the
enemy 70 the Southern psops TO relax their
80
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
RallccA,s PIe,cnt TroubIes.

Coriuth e5srsspoldo4, Ct the Chicago Tribune be-
-il1ug 20 agEg,c ale tho difficulties under which the
FEDERAL eonnlalar mus labor, that he il Goii0g
~ ~ from The river uaa. poston, says that unless Gen
Aalsok bas rolling stock for tue railroad, between a
poiat lssl: 70 L river " The Memphis AID Charles
on railroad and Cof1t1 he emo: follow up The retreat
D. Belugeglrd n c.iyely.
TIE same vr,gl ,Ep,esed fears that the railroads
Eou,i be damaged IS much Is pos,ibla by our men-
Ta.s b5rg toae ne says /; would take four thousand
additional :cas, with az nros to each, to provide
transportation for HSllec,5 army 20 Grad Junction. By
fi- estimate lis would Involve an additional expense
# s. 100000 no; estimating !Or Transfers their pay
riiiols, etc Aud he aide;
TIE WI give you soma aght idea Of tie expense Of
aovi.g Al army. TIE General mus: now take military
possession Of all the railroads the States Of sntueky
Tennessee Mississippi aud Alabama repair them f: for
service aud use them sgic4 the enemy he has here
0ore sgsus: u TrGy have heretofore been his great
means Of as;Sck defence and they should
ne made Gus great mesrs for ali C .nsive operations
Tae possession Of the Columbus and Ohio railroad be,
sECeu Columbus aad Grand JIrcon and CoTnth, will
fully restore TO al that tract Of country between the
5sssppi and Tennessee r.veEs aud give much
rapid communication With the North. In the meantime
8aluregard viii gradually fsl lack upon the line OF the
" burg and Montgomery, Alabama raj Dad With his
1ase Of operations resting upon Acb', Alabama
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

They certainly looked upon the emblem OF ali dis.
bolical things.
The result Of this ar has brought forth bat one ex-
preston among the Grmy that of dissatisfaction and dis
content We have waited two moDths, with an i'm
mense army, and all the appliances Of success to sec
after all the labor and suffering, the prz, melt away IN
moment. like dissolvng Snow. Before the les: rein
orcements up there three hundred aud seven
regiments here. The augmentation sWeIed the number
TO three hundred and twenty which, at the small aver
sge Of four hundred a regiment gives l2s, 900 men,
There were than that for few regiments 90 below
four hundred and some-the cavalry and the ones
have thousand.
The enemy had not a man over sixty thousand, for
their own people, the biterest Of them did Tot claim
more. He had but f pieces Of artillery in his
entenchments and disrustiu Of bic weakness
to resort TO the dodge OF putr up sham guns made OF
wood. With ell this In favor he beat back at al
most every point where met him during the sdsaoce,
and finally slipped through our fngers like an eel OF
course be must be followed aud sgan approached by
weeks Of labor and the less Of thousands Of lives TIE
torrid is comss in full force, and with ranks
already reduced one hall from sickness and death,
army to advance as far the enemy chooses to lead
1t is not much to be wondered at that the dis
couraged and the officers Disconnected. w. l.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

tbs Montgomery A9ysrassr gives an account % the
IA glg Of Wm. B. humiord, 10 New Orleans by Bot
sI The Beast, Tor tie "erme" OF tearing tee Yankee
ea-gu iscm he Mint IN thA; city on the 24h Of April
s Lud prInou1ces it al &C: Of brutal blrbarsm. The
tg- ol The case says che Aigrfies are that the Yam
ko,s having passed tie F0rs below New 0.elns made
tte.r aDpszr1rcs CO The city on the - Of April, aa6
asusaa5l is surrender. The Mayor replied that To
c.y sa ~ le msrc7 Of hs Yankees but that il would
.-ss. 5s surrendered. Ul5sr such circumstances the
Yankee commander selt pIr;y shore to hoist their
a.s on ;.s lu.ie b1.5irs, They were 20. foroitly
..s-.s5 aid .Assu.5i their orders unuoesi'd bu. 10
scorer l-I they Fo.e Ou board of their boats, tLau
-Cfd, ,. s5-I hisi ~,.h -gitoOus indignation to-
~. j. .Ls invaders o. H. home, aud loahiug the very
Elt of he emblem OF d-sPo.sn vent to The top +
ne Mint a1d toe tie LAsed banner doEa Tie crowd
s.ei Tin sad 10 icS niaus The 's.ars and slrpts,
t-bnJ'y ms the bse,E,, .ranpled beneath
H. issi Of The i1ti ,7a1t people Of tho city.
F5s tsis SCI committed before New Orleans had sur.
rendered, ard ab,o negotiations we're being conducted
it-aen tie commander Of the ,st and the authorize
81 brave lad patriotic Mlnf0rd Wss tried, condemned
I'D e1,cn.e.' The B,s was planted upon the dome Of
r public bniii- By force ard while there was no act
ct the authorities 70 bind Kin Numosd wss perfectly
jl-ahabs ia tearing g. doWa. To place il there while
correspondence vas going on in regard to the Occu
ps.,n Of he city an outrage on the authorities and
o. psoss Of the city. and tie &C: Of TIE martyr Nun
Tea -ls no more probably .han ;ho Patriotic inatrcs
O.. ha-d-eis Of Others oronp'sd then to d. Yet ior
thus manl'e-tag his hostility TO his deadly enemy, and
viaLsaing The honor Of the and the ely tao ~
f..a.ca El.eg, ordered thA: b. be hug The brutal
- .a0os actually carried into ,fci in open day,
I'D g. the presence Of Thousands Of spectators
H. 80 surrounded by a Gordon Of armed
TO ready 10 prevent any attempt at a rescue. TITO
efosd BOXED o scarcely believing their senses, unu
nlF ~ link that even such tyrant A. Batter could
.esy have TIE heart 10 murder ciizan of the Colfsd
aie sn.5s thus openly. and hoping every moment iS
fstriCso pardon, but uoHe cIue. and the soul Of
mlrTr ushersi by violent hands into the pres
cree Of bic d. there to oGas witness sgsinss bis muT
d-.css. Ia ivGl Invaders .: the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

progress In the Siege Of Charleston. That city Is Is true,
constantly receiving rehforcemnnis from the direc-
ton of Savannah and considerable number Of our
men Eck With fevers, but not more 50 Than zas
na,ura from their exposure. On the other hand the
troops had al behaved very brAvely, and Srost every
military movement, though cautious to slornsss.
had been a complete SUCCESS. The cord was eadiiy
tghtenirg and would DO tied round toe neck of the
h1ughty incther and queen Of treason.
General B5nham now has command near Charleston,
Gen Hunter hssibg returned 10 Hilton Head. Toe re-
bel officers captured the l0h say that ell roads a1d
inlets Charleston guarded with batteries and that
every inch of ground viii be contested That Is very
likely; bu. happy to say in orclusion from the
statements of very intelligent writer there, that
the commander oil cur forces, while waiting patiently
for the completion Of certain ms feels enarty master
Of the situation and enter,ains little doubt, or none
that the execated city will tg4in be subject TO the
government upon which it has brought all the troubles
ard losses Of this csuseless rebellion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

| RIxAszAsLs fsIrca ixv.xsloss "A oiaim 70 a mo.
| remarkable invocation las been made BY n drard,
who processes TO have discovered plan BY which raj
be propelled without wheels and without eco-
motives. EXperiments have already been made, near
halmAison, upon q track tb,ut hundred yards IN
length aud the Emperor has witnessed some OF ther-
his Majesty degirg 70 undertake to move large car
by pushing With walking stick which he succeeded
in doing very much to his surprise and ths OF Es
suite. In n. Guards new plan, sedges upon TGnntB,
which move upon pivots 80 as 10 accommodate then-
selves TO the OF the road tsad instead Of
diCa-y end wheels and the rails upon rhica .thty
ccnederAby broader than those IL ordinary
use upon railways
Now, the amour, Of power requisite to start ton
upon wheels in an ordinary railway IS from ten 70 four
teeu pounds, while upon n. Girards runu.rs In t:er
ordinary state, II requires power Of l0i0 pounds 10
move ton. He reduces ths, however, TO about nine
pouode by the simple conriysnce Of q forcing pump
psoed upon the vehicle, by means Of which Tim OF
water kept constantly injected beneath the runners
thus reducing the fiction to almost no hing the cars
il were sailing along Another popularity Of lis
Is tie suppression OF locomotives, the motive poser
ing ao water series Of stationary engines, placed
at Intervals OF ten kilometres (5iI miles) compass
ter into metal tube, and the pressure thus obtained
equal 10 seven eight atmospheres-is communicated
ransversal pipes, placed a. intervals OF fy yards,
aud provided each With lateral or6ce which is opposed
and then closed by the trn itself passes Tae
ter issuing from the orfce, with certain degree Of
violence, strikes series Of curved flats Ike tuose Of
wheels and placed under the a'or Of such car
rage
By this means The experiments prove tina: train mSy
be propelled at the Of fifteen miles hour slo9g
gradients Of one and four fhs inches par yard. Tae
Emperor is said to be enthusiastically Interested in this
mode Of transportation, and experiments are short.
IL to be made upon much larger scale than they have
heretofore been.
Another invention, in accordance With the spirit
of the tmes is alleged TO have been made by person.
near Rochelle who, It s said, has been engaged ten
years in perectirg it. He claims tha by an application
Of electric power he concentrate &C tho mCmeat OF
discharge all the guns on the side OF vss upon any
given point the enemys vessel OF ioFadcstons. and
that iron plates however thick could resist Tire tent.
bic .f cts of such convergiDg fire. The Emperor mas
cent the inventor ALTERING letter. and conferred upon
him the decoration OF the Ii giou OF Honor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
FROM LINCOLNDOM.
GENERAL srUARr's IxPLDIrIos-wHAr TIE YANKEES SAY


ABOUT IT.
The Northern papera refer TO Gen. sluars expedition
through their lines unimporant affair. They are
entirely "mum" about the train fred into by General
Stuarts 0ne correspondent under date Of White
House, l6:h inst, says:
Several guerilla parties are still lowering in the rear
Of our army. Ca Saturday and Sunday small pai ty
were prowhng around the country on the opposite side
OF the PAmunkey their object being to await oppor-
tun:y TO destroy the shipping at tns poin'. Another
party at Charles City Court House on Sunday and
to-day they reported TO be 10 the neghborhood Of
Williamsburg. Ten of the most prominent citizens re-
naming this side Of the Onokabominy have been arrest
cd Tney undoubtedly gave information upon which the
rebels have operated during the EAST few
days.
Toe correspondent OF the Philadelphia Inquirer, wri
ting from Eechsnicsv.le, says of IT.:
The rebel cavalry after having pcketed the read yes.
terday upon tn side Of the Nnte House. made dash
after the between that point and Garrcks La1d
ing They first overlook the large light wagons Of Gen.
Porter with six dne black horses, between the church
and the river. Some twenty wagons were picked up,
aud the horses and mules taken out and the wagons
cred. They reached Garrick's Landing, with some
hundred cavalry, about p. NJ, and coming upon the
Transfers OF iy wagons VINO we're quietly eating their
supper commenced 20 shoot and slash away at them.
number took TO the riSer to boats, and some to Q
wooCs the rebels at once commenced the work of Dc
giruCton burning up the wagons and large stacks Of
hay the mules and horses we're taken the harness and
everything else In danger OF being destroyed Three
schOoners loaded with hay kindled, bst ers
they could complete their work OF destruction they LEFT
for Tunstss Station here the damage done slight,
sn5 bestinga hasty retreat the country soon GEAR
Cd OF them. We spsnt number OF hours with party
trying TO get in their rear, but have given it up,
though large force ia sill out II was bold and bril-
liant dash upon our rear.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
asS. BUaTrRs MICRO ENLISTMENT ecHIHr.
A Washington Telegram d.t,d l7sh inst, says:

Washington IeIeBE7In uaI5u IN Iu5I'I sAys
Several days ago resolution was passed by the House
enquriug of the Secretary Of War whether Gen. Hun
ter has organized regiment Of blacks fugitive slaves,
&c. for the defence OF the Uaion. Secretary Stanton
has answered this resolution to the e that the de.
partnen has no official information that subject.
General Hunter was not authorized to orgsu,zi such
regiment, bu, upon his qIisition, and clothing
have been sent to the forces uuder HE command without
Instructions as TO the in which they to be
used He has been promised with to be placed
in the hands of slaves and black iustves. As TO that
part OF the resc lion calling for the order and the
respondepcc between General Hunter aud the depart
ment the President insrucs Secretary Stanton say
that such report a. this time would in his opinion,
be improper and incompatible with the public welfare"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
A Pamous Yankce Rncer.

Raymond who o,i.s the New York T.ass, and is ia
naSly known in the newspaper world ID "ths l!Ie VII
aD having been so DUBBED by the big villain of IL g
Tribune, was at the las. accounts a. Old Point making
his way 70 keClelAns hsa6quIr.ers. Raymonds pes
with army il always prelude 20 a fOotraos He
st2mpedod victorious French army in Italy, and led
tue rout a. the Bal Run races u, will soon, we trus
hive opportunity Of enlarginE bs experiences in tots
hle. Toe "eboWs' Of The Clicsshominy are quite ss
hvorabS Tor performances Of tie kind those Ct the
Aucio