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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

bAihnco IN ItehSuIy eb34 ~
We regret to acknowledge that there has of
late been but little accomplished by our Society,
In comparison with previous months, and would
remind those who are growing lukewarm In
this excellent cause, that there s still necessity
for our energy and eforts, although there is
not now any immediate or urgent call.
Dr.. Smith, whose interesting remarks on
Wednesday, made to encourage and enlighten
the Society, urges our attention to the great de-
mand for canned and dried fruits, especially the
acid fruits, curFants, goosebeErIes, etc., and we
hope the ladies will devote their attention par
tlcularly to this supply at present.
We have now on band, twenty or more boxes
Of clothing from other places, ready for ship
ment, as soon as we can be satisfied as to
where they are most needed-and would greatly
appreciate the advice and interet'of other mem.
bers Of the Sanitary Commission, besides Dr..
Smith and Mr.. Sessions, who have been faith
ful and energetic, and to whom We feel very
gFahful. We have endeavored to do our part
faithfully, and are yet willing to do so, but
would be glad 10 depend somewhat on the sup
port and co-opafaIion Of the gentlemen, and
profit by their superior knowledge, in order not
70 be obliged to connect ourselves with, and be
swallowed up by the Cincinnati or Cleyelsnd
Commission, the members of which seem Ito
have no diminution of ardor or investigation.
We would also remind the ladies, that our
meetings on every w Wednesdsy will slill be CON .
tlnued, but in consequence Of the approaching
warm weather, will occupy only the morning,
(beginning work at the earliest hour possible )
Ladies! let there be good attendance at these
meetings, which certainly avail 10 much Of
honor and reward, according TO the report of
those gentlemen who have been personally cog
infant of the good results of our labors. "a
aa-) MISS sULLlvANT, p
'44 Secretary Soldiers Aid Society.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
The indiana fnsion state conven.
ton. i'4

From an article in the Indianapolis SentinsI,
on the late Fusion State COnveniiOn Of Indiana,
We take the following paragraph. 1t will give
the reader o very good idea Of the men who
composed the Convention, az we'll as its pro.
ceediDgs: sbioF I
The oHarse;er aud position Of those who were
in attendance present the best evidence that the
hearts of the people were not In the moyement.
TIE bone and sineW of the State we're not there,
aud the absence Of thar class Was Il noticeable
feature in the Convention i was composed
mainly Of preachers, bapkers, village politI-
cians, cfice holders and cfice seekers There
were feW men Nho acted IN good faith, and
really thought q MAS Union" movement, 9
temporary sarnendsrsof party sf6iaslops for
the good Of DE country; but thas Glass we're
very few and far between Outside OF this
class, and especially with the Republicans pres
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
,u.,f Yaro Arrangement for the Sta's
GomVanIlon.

. The Secretary Of the Democratic state Gen.
,ral Committee is authorized to say that tue
PIt..bure, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Company (stsubsnville road), will carry Deie-
,,,,. 10 and from the Democratic State C0nVen-
tion for half fare .,.a iii
'.as Some Of the other roads, 1t Is expected WIZ
|, authorize the Secretary to make similar an
ncuncement.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

MONTHLY REPoRT OF THE SOLDIERS AM 80.
erErY FoR JUNE, 1852 Finished work retu,ned
to the rooms, as follows:
Slippers, prs.; hsndkerchiefs, "a; sheets, 49,
pilloW.slips, 49; drawers, IL prs; pillow sacks
IL; bed sacks, l9; shirts, 6.
Boxes received from tributary Societies.
boxes of clothing and of fruit, from MeCon.
melville; one from Reynoldsburg one from
Frankfort, Union county, aud from Cana
Dover.
Sent from the rooms, June 4th--2 boxes o.
clothing-one from Morgan county, one from
Columbua--and two boxes of fruit from Morgan
county, TO New Market, Vs., by Quartermsstel
General Wright.
pvpoRT ~ prpcu AsrNa cowurTrvp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
auaees of 8oi,. s, 3, Cox,

We invite special attention to the speech OF
Hon. S. s Cox. which We publish on the first
page of TO days Enquirer. IL is one of the
abless speeches that has been delivered IN Con-
ersss this session. The ruinous effects Of negro
Emancipation upon the interests and labor OF
she North are demonstrated SO clearly that
none can fail to perceive them. The Northern
Iaborer can not afford to have the negro slave
set free to compete with him In bis Industrial
pursuits. Read Mr., Cox's speech, and then
hand ii to your neighboe Cineinndd Enquirer,
20th, o.. .g-.-' Z. aM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
aRoss EARNINoa HoR AYR.
OrricERs OF raE srAre MEpIcAL Sd

oTFicERs OF TIE STATE MEDICAL SociErY.-
The following are the officers Of this Society
for the ensuing year, elected at the Annual
Convention a. White Sulphur Springs this week;
Presidsnt-Dr. J. W. Russell, Of Mt Ver-
non.
Vice Psssidtnts-Drs. BlAckman, Of ClnoIn.
fouutaine, and Southsrd, of lMarysville.
SeeTetariss-Drs. e. B. Stevens and T. B.
Williams. ? 'Hl.ii-5sI t-i-.ii 'al
Trsasuysr-Dr. J. B. Thompson, of Colum-
bus.
Li6rGTisn-Dr. R. Thompson, Of Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

BI will sell on the corner Of High and State
Streets this Saturday morning, at ~ o'clock
A. NJ, three head Of horses, and one second hand
family Carriage. Sale positive and without re-
serve. V.R. GLAzIER, Auc.ioneer.
June 81, ls62-dlt IA, 81 ga
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
Local Ma tier 3,

cOsrnHlron.-- -RIgh. Rev. Bishop Rose
Grams, Of Cincinnati, will administer the rite Of
confirmation on tomorrow Sunday at th.
German Catholic Church, corner OF Rich ant
Fifth streets. at 10 o'clock, A. M. and % ~
Patrick's Church on North Seventh street. at'
O'Clock, PM. ilf AT WHO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
mr.. r,nck TO speak in zane.vlllr

Hon. WIN. E. FNcK has been invited by the
Democratic Central Committee Of MuskDgum
county, to be present and address the Mass
Convention which will be held in the city of
GAINESVILLE, on Saturday, June 90. He has writ
ten them chat be will ehdeavor to be in attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
New Whent,

The first lot of new wheat was received yes
terday, and sold on Change. Il was grown By
Mr.. Evans, of Southern Illinois, consigned t.
Lemcke Brothers, and purchased at 81 rs pei
bushel by Plant q Co. Quality good, In ordi
nary times such an incident would have pro-
duced fair sensation, but the bids for the lo
we're few and competition light.-&' Louie DALI
Union, 17tb h, ..,.. gtfss sag.sf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

! y A DmocRAric TMsUTE TO. Nh. LfEcOLE.--
Col Forney; 10. g letter from Washington TO the
philadelphia P,ess, pays this Just tribute TO the
President IN. Y. EUeniag Post ..s I.
ApDsmocrfsic tribute 20 Mr.. Lincoln from'
Cal. Forne,l That q good To cbaraoteiise
aHtribu.ei from such source as "Democrat.
ic.Iis very much like speaking Of the faded
posies showered np0n Dickinson In the Bslti-
more Convention 81 eNonen Of lh6 city" a. Q
tribute from femsls virtue - -Roeksstsr UnicSl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

SACRED ConcERr.--The members Of the Cnoil
of Holy Cross Church. assisted by tho most
eminent aid celebrated musicians IN this CITY
under the direction Of y. Krouenbiiter, will give
a Sacred Concert at their Church, corner oi
Rich and Fifth streets, on next Sunday even
Ing, June 92d. The public are respectfully In
vited to attend. Doors open at O'Clock; Con-
cert to commence at 8 o'clock. Admission %
cents. ~ 1 A H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

NJ Lieutenant. Colonel John 7. Toiand Of
Cincinnati, has been appointed to tho ColOnelcy
of the Thirty.fourth Ohio, in place Of Col.
Piat., appointed Brigadier General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
DIED.

On Friday morning, June goth, Mr.. EsnErAx BattrR,
IN the 9th year Of his age. .4rs
The funeral will take place from his late residence No.
2 south Sixth st,eet, O'Clock P. NJ, this eatur'
day) afternoon The friends and acquaintsnces Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
Another address from mr. sayler.

Another address from mr.. Sayler.
Last Wednesday evening the Polymnian So.
ciety Of the Mt. Auburn Y. L. Institute held
its Anniversary, on which occasion Prof. Milton
Ssyler delivered the address-subject, "Man-
hood" It was one OF the finest addresses Of
this gentleman, aboundiDg in srthought, and
containing many eloquent passages. Cincinnati
Commercial, 20th ffGfT 1isiH T#l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
Granville Female College.

2sM Annual Examination and Commencement.
Examinations Of classes will begin on Friday, June
Goth and continue through Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. -F NGH
Concert by the Young ladies' under care Of Prof. g.
B. Hamin, on Tuesday evening, June 2Ith. Admission
tweniyfv cents.
Annual address by Rev. j. D. SIXTH. D, D., Of Co.
lumbus, Wednesday ct o'clock P. NJ, in the Pres
byterian church r. -
Friends Of Education are invited to attend. 80 -
W. P. KERR.
June 10, lso2-dlwltW.ssl siA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

Blf any body chooses to get up before sun
rice, he may detect new amour between Venus
and Mars In the eastern sky, the lady planet
being known by her aIlvery brightness, and the
god of war by his Aery vissge. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

p Woman is like ivy-the more you are
ruined the closer she clings TO you. An old
bachelor adds-"Ivy 10 like woman, the closer
1t clingH to you the more you are ruined"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

CENTRAL OHIO RAlERoAD.--The following is
on abstract OF the thirty.siz!b monthly report
of H J. Jcwett, Receiver Of the Central Ohio
Railroad, for the month of April;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

u The great Masonic anniversary 81. John'i
day, occurs on Tuesday next, the 24.h inst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21

, By order of the committee. s,s .4l
ta.fisa WAYNE GRIswoLD, Chairman.
Amos LAYMAN, Secretary pro TEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-21
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale or Exchange
For City Property in Columbus o;
Cincinnati,

THE RESIDENCE OF THE SUB
i soRIBHR, two miles North Of Columbus-House
and twenty or thirty aores-with every improvement-
large toutponda beau tiful fountan-grounds laid out
in the most approved styethe whole constituting one
Of the handsomest country seats In Ohio. =
Address, a.
juns2l-dl0t ,t. a, i NY. A. NEIL.
| (oineinnau Commercial COPY twice a week for Ave
weeks, and send bill to Statesman ofdee.)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-12
Bion Bradbury Party.

Hon Bion Bradbury gets more votes than
he should in loyal state like our good
L" Pine Tree State Every vote given for
him for Governor, is Intended as a home
thrust against the Administration Of presi-
dent Lincoln, and vote against the war.
The vote of Monday is conclusive evidence
that there Is pro-slavery, peace party in
this State, and one that means to live and
thrive. Even now, when the rebels have
their hands, as it were on the throat Of the
nation, and doing their best to strange it,
We find as many admirers of jefferson Davis
as there are votes for Bion Bradbury. Per
haps these men. and this Bradbury party, do
not openly throw up their caps for him, but
secretly, they sympathise wit BIN to a
great extent. Certainly ~ influence OF
this vote is against the Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-12
" Ahead of the Usual Time,

The above is heading Of the leading cd
itorial column OF the Machias Ua,on of thu,
week, issued Inst week. One would think
that the tHion-gotten up as an electioneer-
i7g document, and issued before the cleo
ton, and in time TO reach subscribers before
yoting-was ahead Of our Bro. Drisco's time,
which is pretty fast in the way Of making
large statements, set of in large type &c.
The object u this number was t. hooiwink
anu 5e.og tie people and to get as many
anti war and anti Union votes as possible.
Ia fact, the whole contents Of the number
is mass Of political clap-trap. The wool
and warp of the series OF articles is, +. A.
Pike. fhe editor and the anti war demo-
Gratis do not like Mr.. Pike.
ffrhey DO not like this Doctor peIl,
The reason why they can NOT tell
But this one thing they know full we'll,
They % Dei Ike this Dr.. PeIl.D
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-12

RrcrNr G. RHissIoNs the following nam
Ell gentlemen have just l.en commissioned :.
pr. Hall Davis bangor, Assistant Surgeon
Of ilth regiment.
Charlie. Z Baldwin, B.ngor, Captain Co.
-, lith regiment.
Sylvester Il Troy, Wellington. LIST Lieut.,
Go y. oth regiment, vice Hight deceased.
lewis Cto-s. Solon, u Lieut., Co ID, 9th
regiment. vice Troy promoted.
ESASi>i>c SuRGEr>s.-.as additional to
the list OF Examining Surgeons heretofore
Published, are the following pablsled for
the Eastern part Of the Stat.
Dr Augustus Peabody, Machias, Wash
iu=ton County.
Or DAVID Shepard, Sebcc, Piscataqsis
County.
DIR Ezra Manter, winterport. Waldo
County.
Dr Gilman d Cloush, Dexter, PenobscOs
County.
DIR j I Main, Unity, Waldo County.
DIR sydney brnkwater, Sedgwick, Hal-
cock County Way,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-12
"The Utmost Confidence.

1t is said that :. couflcucc. Is plant OF
slow growth. Il may be SO but il by some
magic, some one Of the Union General Off
GERS should be placed in command of the
Union army, who possessed the necessary
ability, energy and pluck, to successfully
eefe with the retel Generals. vt arTTchen |
the masses Of the people would worship hun
a. the dcliyercr Of their country, and have
the utmost confdrnce in himal1 al oa,l too.
t pto this time tic public have had conf
deace IN Abraham Lincoln they do now
in his honesty aud patriotism. but then, tic
times demand. and the public expect the
commander iu-chirfui the army Of the u. ),
to have something more than this 10 meet
this crisis successfully: he must b. aide TO
lead public opinion and in the path Of duty,
and to call around him as military ad-
yisers, and as his representatives,, men irhg
,rfI b successful. Success is the measure
Of the men in power and by this standard
but few Of the leaders viii reap great har-
vest Of glory. The rebels have outgeneraled
us, and with the odds greatly against them
they have managed to beat our armies in
battle and in military strategy their gener-
ais are long way ahead, judging by the re-
suits thus far. As to men, aud officers of a
less grade than the very highest, their equals
do not exist The great failure has been in
not having a military leader who can and
will chalk out a grand policy and .fqh II
tn ough to success. The public begin to feel
that it had been better for the Union cause
if the Border State men of the Crittendeu
school hal gone clear over 10 the traitors.
Their infuencehas been against all measures
that tended to throttle the rebellion, just as
if it were safe to play with rattlcsnakes
when they are coiled up for the fatal spring
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-12
The Louisiana Negro Regi.
ment.

Gen. Batter has issued the following order
relative to arInlns negroes, subject which
has BEEN much astatcd in New Orleans. aud
causing the resignation Of Gen phelps -
lEAbQi AgrERs DEPARTMENT % rnr CTR. !
NV oRLEaNs, August -, lS62 {
GENERAL oKpER NJ. %.
Whereas, Ca The 223l Of April. in the wear
Eighteen huulrci and sixty-ane. AT a public
meeting Of the free e9lorei population Of tie
city OF New ORLEANS. military organization.
known as the d" Native Guards. colore,i, J
had its existence, which military Organic.
alton was duly and legally enrolled as a par,
OF the militia of the state, its officers being
commissioned by Thomas More, Governor
and Commandcr-in-C hici Of the militia Of
the state Of louisiana.
And wieeIs, Such military organization
elieted praise and respect, and wes coinrii-
mented IN General ofd.r Tor is patriotism
and loyalty, and Was ordered 10 continue
during the war
Now, Therefore, the Commanding General,
relieving that large portion Of tins militia
force OF the State OF Louisiana are V Him.
TO take serNi ice in the Volunteer force OF the
United States and h enrolled aud organized
To-" defend their homes from ruthless inyad-
ers to protect their wives and children and
Kindred from wrong and outrage. TO shield
their property from being seized by bad
men and 10 defend the Flag of their nat.
i've country as their fathers did under Jack.
son at thalinettee against Pakenham and
ms myrmidons, carrying the black Tag Of
= beauty and booty .
Approaching their motives, relying UPON
their well known loyalty and patriotism, -
and with praise and respect for these
brave mcn--it is ordered that all the mem.
bars of the - Native Guards" aforesaid. and
all other free colored citizens recognized BY
the FIRST aud late Governor and authorities Of
the State Of Louisiana as a portion OF the
Militia OF the State who shalt enlist in the
volunteer service Of the United States, shall
be duly organized by the appointment OF
proper officers. and accepted, Jaid equipped
armed aud Tati1ued as are other volunteer
troops Of the United States, subject 10 Tie
approval Of the President OF the United
States. All such persons are required AT
once to report themselves at the Toaro Char
ity Building, Front Leyee street. New Or.
leans, where proper officers will muster them
into service OF tie United States. BY com.
mand Of MAJoR-CEx. BurLER.
X. 5 Davis, Captain and A A. A.C.
-tol, Coreoran is only thirty five vcars
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-12
Casualties in the Recent
Battles,

From list in the New York Herald, v.
select the following names of killed, wound
cd and missing in the Maine regiments
II II blackwell, + 2nd Me W Curtis.
| 2nd Me II { Carter, + ID Me NJ Dohe.
ny, IL Me. thigh " y DailiiT, 4th Me.
cs Ist Lieut., { Denenbers, y Let Ne G
Ellis. q 10th Me 4 fcnton, ID Me, throat.
; Goddard. { 81 Me George Hammond, I'll
Ne Corp1 II lIscket,. & 18th Me c Lib.
hey, \ lth Ne, leg md body > ioring, q
II Nc Eco o MIllery, II Ne, battery,
thigh J Morrill,, III Ne, shoulder. arm ami
to. q Morgan, G 9TH Me, hand CorpT
J 6 Ross. l. Eth Ne Frank Smith, q "a
Ne ; g Tenney, u Me, leg NJ Wilson,
u Me, ankle.
The following IL the official report Of cas-.
ualtcs IN the 4ih Name
ForRrn MAiNE. Killed Scrg Franklin
Aclorns, @ {, Charles Clark. d: james
y Hatch, +. q " Robinson. +, NJ f. De.
book, X Charles brown, X; VIM King.
II.
Wounded Marvin McManus, 4 Aaron
b. Edmund Cowan, Il :. II J Dow, u.
t Il Llbbcy, {, F Snuwdcll, C.. c II
hltstEt JASlAU NliEks ~ 1 Y
bowan. T. C7rp1 Jas g Rhodes, b Scrst
& NJ bragg. +, II Lech, 7 Corpl " IL
Chick. + " \ Dolls. + { II .Elwcll,
G1rpl Hiram liackctt, 6 John Carlton. G.
S,sall >tal.y, g; Alham lowell, g 6eo.
TX, II Srst Z + Esans. l., NJ N Vii
hams, Raius LidcliHken, W X Fowl
or, n
M.-rins-Ssrgt. G NJ Green, 20 \, Eli.
Bigleli, { c Murray, u, corpl . X
Faies. 4. \ fsttlc, { j II Thomas. {
II I DAVIS, u ) u llaleam. +, Nichols
liutlrr, f Timothy Bragg, f, = ID raskcr.
+ bee. DOYLE. |.
Two thousand five huudrcl sick and would
81 soldiers have arrived in Philadelphia.
plsAalEn Salpttas-Eisht hundred sick
aud wounlrl soldiers from Fairfax seminary
Hospital. arrived At New York from AIeIau-
dra IN ste.,mr Atlantic. en Friday. W.
a ~ the Nantes Of these lslan.ins in Maine.
Jane. W. etle. G1uitlstoro.' 60 { lith.
wounded II Hum well. Jr.. Sac IA +. u.
sicA 4. 6rcenlg.i. Stark. +. I'd, sex
l.. iiyer, Brighton, II. 81. sIcs Walter l..
Eesutaa. List 'lttst7n {. Sd, sick Fnoeh
\. fdijhr44k, kockhul, Il Battery. sick
l.. j Higgins, Ellsworth. +. 9th, sick {.
II. lli,>hHfE. Haess,9Tt, taHi. rick , {. "
Clark. s=irsprt I, in. sie>. J W. waic,
NmttaG.ld, 9th battery, SICK ". H. q Neil,
-, . Ith,--- Joseph " Morsc. Ando
ssr, lNth II II Leighton, Columbia. q
Gtb. sio& Nm ; Snow, panforsh. 9TH bat,
terry, wounded. jesse v Adams. kcnnc.
5ankpori. 4 9TH, siek Georse MelIen, Per
~. 9th wounded michael Mclaughlin i.
lr yilcrcs, 6 9th, wounded tbinh Leavit,
tiarp.wclt, u 81. sick John lIanncman
h, u. sick u Il Russell, b Sd. sick Dun
das Mclirine. Fort Kent. ID 10th. wounded !,
u IL Chick bixmont. I ith 6 Cox, II ish
sex II j bow, Rockand. b ith, sick "
; foaicr. Weymouth, X. 7th, sick 4 Con
way, III, sex j Maxfeld, Naples, +
ION sex ; " j Wright, Sd, wounded /,
JOHN lteree Smithhcld, 9th. battary ,
) powncs, \ 9th, wounded \ = Parker. Il
9Th \ Wentworth. brunswick. n ath /;
+ y Andrews, 9TH battery. SICK y Bick-
ford, Smithh.ld, y T., 9Th battery, sick /, q
Rollins. Nas-aibiro. 6 Sd, sick Geo.
Howe, d 9TH 7 Enker, ofland, ID cavalry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-12
Town Meeting,

The election in this town on Monday was
a very quiet and orderly affair. The usual
noise and confusion incident to an exciting
election was left out of the programme en-
tirely, and nothing but the ''era oil good
feeling" seemed to prevail. The canvasscrs
for Bion, were quite active and earnest
They went into the work as if they intended
to roll up a large vote, and did get more
than most people supposed they would The
Jameson vote was good one, aud is the
record proof of the patriotism of portion
of the Democrats. But as remarked, the
best OF feeling prevailed, and the voters came
to the polls and wen, away, at their leisure,
taking all day to get through. Wesiyc be
l,r tho yota
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Wachusetts, Lieut. j j Kittrcdge command

lng.
SAN FRANCIsco, Cal 9th
The election returns show Il Union mem
hers of the Assembly elected, and I Union
democrats. Every democratic candidate for
Senate is defeated Six Douglas democrats
and four Breckenridge democrats hold over,
constituting the sole opposition element in
the Senate, which has 80 members.
PORTLAND, Nc, eth
No additional returns of any consequence
have been returned to-day. but Lorenzo u
Sweat is probably elected to Congress from
the First district by small majority.
NEW loRK 10Th
The IHmos' Washington cor, cspondcnt
learns that Gen fiizhugh Lee. with l5mo
or 10000 rebels. is at New Market, S miles
east Of Frederick.
WASHINGTON, 9th.
There is no doubt that the rebels in large
force are between Drainsvllc and Bccsburg
to-day, apparently designing to cross into
Mary land from these points. BY this time
we have troops enough there to prevent
them from consummating their Obj ct. Be-
yond these facts but little can be learned
There is nothing reliable from further up
the Potomac. Six prisoners of the 18th Va
- "'' wiz III ltuINu ~ Il ut tiShuiNh'
OF FarnswUrth's Illinois cavalry yesterday
were brought to Washington this morning.
and provided with accomm Jdations at the old
capital prison.
1t Is represented that the chiyalry were
put to ingorious flight in the brief skirlnish
and left On the field several dead and wound
cd.
Troops are constantly awaiting and being
assigned to proper POSITIONS.
PHILADELPHIA, 10th
Two men from Frederick state that there
are but few rebels there Those that were
there on Saturday MAYED during the night.
Large numbers Of rebels are at New Market
eight nils from Frederick.
pnELApELrnta. 10th.
Gov Curtin has issued an order calling on
all able boci led nrn Of the State to organize
Immediately, and be ready to march at an
hours notice, and requests the officers and
members of all companies to provide them
selves with tie best arms they can secure,
with at least % rounds oil auumiiion.