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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
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CAIRO, Dot. 24.-Passengers just in from Co.
lnmbus cay IL is reported there that fight is
In progress at Island No. 10. There 10 proba
bility that this report lie true. .
The steamer Emerald started for Vlcksburg
this afternoon with nlne hundred prisoners 30
be exchanged. 3r
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Sherif's Sale.

A. A. Hughes .5Ua E.
w.. Hardin County Common Pleas.
RY virtue OF a writ or vendi to me
- directed from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Har-
DIN county Ohio, will oRsr for Ise at public auction,
,ns door Of the Court House, in the city Of oolnmbus
Saturday, the LIST day of November, A. D.
1852,
at o'clock P. NJ. the following described real estate
situate 10 the county Of Rrankn and State Of Ohio,
with NY. M. 1 4.
Lot No. fs0 ot R. A. ohspmans addition to the city
Of Columbus, Ohio. - -. 81,
n. q. W. HUFFMAN. sA.rir, 4
'p''ui'~"0a' ~ Z 9.h s4issin -0rras
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25

PHLADELRaA, Oct. 23--The City Council
passed o resolution requesting the Mayor to
ask the postponement of The draft and fll the
requisite number with volunteers, paying them
two handred dollars additional to the Govern.
ment bounty. .sr- :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25

PoTTsvlLLE, Pa, Oct. 24--The difficulty
among the coal miners in Scbuy kill county 10
regard to tho draft he's been adjusted, All
ls no" quiet; the men are resuming wolk, :.
which has been suspended for the last 4s hours.
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Notice.

THERE WILL BE A PETITION
4 presented to the Commissioner of franklin coun.
" Ohio, ct their next meeting TO vackte that ,r Of the
sssss Tss; 10 SisRdoH tovEship, commencing Ia he
tewnuhip read between Bspdon and Mifaln Townships,
about MY rods west Of Alum creek thence north
lapds Grove Pinuey, eilal Park and zsnss
Plank hosd and Turnpike,
oCt2l-W9t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
Evening and Midnight Reports.
Gen. Buell. HeIieved-HOsGcran Suc-
CDeds Him,

WARRINGTON Oct. "a General Buell. has
been relieved from the command Of the Union
armies In Kentucky, and General Rosccrans
ordered to the position. . .'..0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
nllnnssora r,elIef nIea,inp. .,,,u !,

aAgreeably to public notice meeting was
held at Naughton's Hall on the night OF the
23d Inst TO devise ways and means for the re-
lief Of the suffsrefs from the late Indian ont.
break 10 Minnesota.
The meeting was organised by the appoint.
ment Of J. w. Andrews, Chairman. and s. s.
Rickly, Secretary. E,Se a.a
BY request H. G. Noble, Eco read graphic
description Of the cruelties perpetrated by the
saysges upon the inhabitants of great portion
ef that far of State, and their consequent sus-
ferings and privations.
On motion Of Ex.GcY. w. Dsnnison, COM
mittse Of two from each ward In the city was
appointed to solicit contributions Of money and
clothing for the sufferers. IN.
~. 5aYa !. S s conMIrrEEs. -as-
First Wafd--Col John Noble and G. Douty.
Second Ward-H. i Chlttenden and Jos.
Hutcheeon. snae ~
Third wad--E. D. Kingsley and Harvey
Bancreft. ..sF ~ - -
Fourth ward-J. g. Thompson and J. F.
Neefeamer. -aFf' an# 5I
y Fifth Ward-J. H. stAurlng and Jonas ].
Funston.
Contributions from any person In the county
will be received, and are hereby requested to
BE- left at the banking house Of Msssrs. RIckly
bro.s corner state and High streets, Colum.
: Pastois Of churches, both in the city and
oouuty, ere Fsspectfully requested to take up
oollsetiopsl IN their respective congregations al
"a early day 90 possible, or aid the commit.
tees 10 such other way as they may think ad-
gieAble, 20 forward the desired object. tI5
Mr.. Wales, the gentleman depntsd by the
Governor Of Minnesota TO solicit aid In behalf
Of this object, was requested TO prepare a brieI
statement Of the suiferipgs and privatons OF
the, people of that State, TO be published with
The prooeedings Of this meeting, and the Chair.
man was authorized 10 call other meetings II
thought advisable. y hfVVs ~ ~
The thanks Of the meeting were cordially
rendered 10 Mr.. ]. Naugh ton for the frse uus
Of hia Hall On this occasion, and, on motion,
the meeting adjourned. = = ital9 AJa1o
L. JOHN W. ANDREWS, Chairmsn.
So. RicELy, Secretary.
colvnbus, o., oct. ~, le60.
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Master Commissioners me Sale.
oHAs. AMBos, sup't.

Master commissioner g. sale,
80, aoi 3bfes BifT q a
- =. Common Pie y, gz sa,sis s
Daniel Dccker etalS hua % Il gr-l sn5 ~
DYvIRTUEO OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID 10 directed from the Court Of Oommon RieAs Of
franklin county, Ohio, will oier for nais g. pablo
auction Of the door Of the Court Hcuse. IN s ~ of
oolumbus, OHIO on ~ ~ sas,
Saturday, the 05th day Of octobe,, 1854 3
q. one O'Clock p. m, The following described ssi Q,
tate, tusts b the county Of Ersnklin, and ents o.
"A part q IniotNo sso. IN the city Of columsus be-
ginning sts point on the south line Of Gay sest ana
the north line Of said lot % feet inches rest o the
northeast corner Of said lott running themes WtI on
the said north line OF said lot % feet and N eE
thence south OF feet inches The tonth Zoe n said
lot; thence east with said line e2 feet abd inches:
thence north a2 feet and inehss to the paoe q besn
ming; being the west half Of said Inlot no. o1l ltp
feet and inches, heretofore conveyed % the Itutee
Of the First 0olored Dapslst 0huro 0f poinntAs By
Samuel Pike, by deed dated repy 81 lBal. being the
same land. otasssd . y siolsasid % James
dad. v 10 q So FfnInl
Appnlssd d eooo 9rs ssd
= O. W HUFFMAN, sheriff,
Printers fees q 90. sgtrf
sepue-eltNM.
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LATEST.

ENsLAND--I'h Daily News editoriaIly dis.
putes the idea that tho South would willingly,
In the event of separation, conceds any OF
the border States, and adducea evidence teud.
ing TO prove quite the CONTRARY.
The Morning Post draws parrellel between
Lincoins Governments and that Of the ex King
OF Naples, snd charges President lincoln with
proceedings closely resembling those which
proceeded tho downfall of the Nsapolitan
throne, aud says Francis of Naples failed, pur-
suing similar course. Why should Abraham
OF America rucceed7 It questions whether
Europe, In the event Of any signal victory at.
tending the Confederates, would be justified
IN longer withholding their recognition.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
uApoLEon's HAIR TOILET !

The only article ever offered 10 the French people that
would OURL STRAIGHT HAml the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit OF Louis Nspoleon
which article ID now indispensable 70 his toilet room
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others ever offered 10
the pubc take pleasure In expressing their confidence
In the article, gaining Il from practical use.
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FIRST TRAIN
% NIGHT ExPREss--Lsaves oolumbu. a, 4.u
TALON, and at all stations North Of ssoS, ueao,
SnS svSiana ~ Gso A. ID, Dunkirk ass p M = RnSa1o
''S' r. M new York 10 AM, Boston 2:3o p s
SECOND TRAIN. -..
NV nOkk kxPREgS-Leayes Columbus 8, r.,o
A. ID: viii stop at Delaware. osrJina.on ~ u'IV
TON: sIrTie1 ~ Sew LondS1 Wellington and Graf.
Ass P. N. -''A @''" r. NJ, Boston
THIRD TRAIN.
a. MAIL H. AND ExPREss-Lesyss OoIp,nhp, q, a..op
a., WI stop OF All stations south of gheisr :nd :.
rn9 IS :. seM Hondo1 aon and Bssa ar
Bunslo sSo A. NJ, New YORK 900 p NJ pcs, Sv A. n,
p. n. 'N' g "'' Boston ill5
CONNECTIONS.
AZ Delaware with Springfield Bysp,h ,ov
and points on that road "iAncn ior springfield
Crsslns WITH Pittsburgh, IT, Wayne and oh,o..o
ai.o Sar oS,o NJ r'sourEh, Philadelphia and BaItImo
AZ Shelby, with sandusky, MansneIa and Ns..,. p.,
''1u 'Sn % Az Pol5b on that road. Also Tor ToI.So
nnnL yiepeand, With Lake Shore Railroad foY u,,.
fatent sleeping Cari are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, Kew
York and Boston,
'ss %eCsls"d also o PaGadsspSStSa S S"a aad 90''0"
1''' brt sfS 0rs,Rias.
RETURNING.
tI5einDsd EsnesIi arrives at Columbus at llsOPm.
accommodation arrives at Columbus At IO;i5 p NJ "'
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The Napoleon Hair Toilat

WIN ovRL srHAIsaT Ham In soft, silhsn, Flowing
week desired, or any longer period, n the directions
arc strictly followed, which are very simple and eay.
The Var Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
nor dyes It; but gives the hair sot, thrifty appear
ance. 1t also prevents the hair from faltao Of and
turning gray. -, n 4. 49,
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aT For Morning and afternoon Reports. Gee
First Page.
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PURE WINES.
PURE BRANpIEs.
PURE WHISTLES
For medicinal purposes, for sale by
aiI N ta Q.s t'l. WIN. II. REBTIEAUx
Attachment,

ohas H. Frisbis, plant) Before v. Kile Justice Of
- 49, vs. ~ I the Peace OF Madison towu
deo.H. Dildine, deiendant ship franklin county Ohio.
ON THE FIRST DAY or OCTOBER, A, D., 1859.
" said Justice issued order OF attachment M the
above action for the sum Of s2s 81 debt and probabe
1859, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. 10 81 e1I +; 80 -,
oct 1l-w3w 81 n, phIsBtn,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25

IA &At VI y 4AAV VUlkAOA1V
Late Professor of the Ecole Clinique de Medi-
cine Pharmacy in Paris.
A PRACTITIONERS OF 20 YEARS,
Announces to his friends and the public that he con.
nuss devote his time to the curing Of the following
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Fits, Dropsy, Dys-
pepsla, Liver Complains, Piles Fistula, Gout,
Rhumatsm, Scrofula, White Swelling, Nervous
Affections, Fever and Ague, Bilious Complaints,
etc., etc., etc.
DR.. VANDxasLlcE has met with great success BY his
peculiar mode OF treatment Of diseases where other very
eminent physicians have failed to produce cure. To
attest his confidence In his own skill and merits he will
undertake the Of all patients without charge except
ng the cost OF medicine requiring no fee until after
he restoration OF their health. %.
Diseases OF peculiar character he guarantees to re-
move radically In few days, without offensive or dele
terious medicine He warrants to ALL no matter how
severe or long standing the disease an eecual cure or
ne requires no pay. Females suffering with irreguiar
ties or nervousness debility, etc., can be permant ntly
cured by Dr.. " Invalds In any section Of the country
By addressing letter 10 him post paid and ilelosng
" them. ~
III Residence, two doors from the corner Of Green
and Floyd Streets, Loulsville Ky. ofce hours from
70 IL 4. n., and from 3 to y. m.
DR.. A. j. VANDER5LICE can produce over one
hundred certificates Of the speedy cure Of various dis
eases. Call and see him,
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AfrhVnl OF tho steamship AusIral. .

" w" osoumshIp Au6IkaIs
. asian, lT--.'-
SANDY HOOK, Oct "a, / P. M-Tbe stoam.
ship Australsasn from Liyerpool IItb. Via
Queenstown l2.h inst, has Just been sipnalled
She will arrive up to port ABOUT 3 O'Clock this
afternoon: Her dates are three days later than
thoso by the Kangaroo.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON ocs: l2-Adviceg from. Italy say
that Garibsldi is about to issue anotber mani.
festo, aud that he will still endenvor 10 cayrv
out his project Of taking Rome.
The question of the recognition of tho Sonth.
ern Confederacy by Eogland, continued 10 nt.
tract considerable attention. Il Waa nssertod
that the English Government had Announced
Its intention of maintaining strict neut,alItv.
Gladstone's strong language regarding the
south continued the prominent theme. Il is
asserted that the British and French Govern.
ments have lost no time In announcing their
resolution to persist in the policy of perfect
neutrality lt is also asserted that there Is no
likehnood Oh immediate recognition. II is re-
ported tnat the southern Association in Liver
pool, also tue Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce,
innuenced Dy Gladstone's remarks, would me-
moria!ze tne government 10 favor Of the re-
cognition of the South.
S'y es'AS.O III tHt llWPa SAVE the conn
merclAl classes In London are az strongly op-
posed as ever to any action on the part Of the
Government toward formal recognition of the
South and hints that the desire for recognition
comes rather from the North than South.
The Daily News replies to the strictures up.
on President Lincoln's emancipation proclama.
tion, and defends /. from tho odium souebt to
be cast upon it. w.
Sir John Packenton in a speech said he
thought the time had come when England .
france, and possibly Russia, ought to offsr me
dlai:nin America, on the basis Of sc separaticn and
on clear understanding that if mediation Ia
not accepted recognition must follow. 10
Sir E. Bulwcr Lytton, in a speech looked up.
on restoration of the Union as impossible,
and thought slavery would not long euryiye
sepsrtion. 'sr-
GOV. Moorehead is to be Toasted by the
SoutheEners In Liverpool.
Ihe Lord Mayor declines to let a Garibaldisn
meeting he held in Guild Hall. The police
have prohibited further Garlbaldian meeting,
In Hyde Park. Il is reported that Garibaldi Ia
offended with the terms of the amnesty, and
mas reserved the right of protesting againRt it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine 1t stimu
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond s
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
cessites Of the people, aud confident that ts will
do for them all that medicine can do.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

Ga Iris p.gs VIII " fouDd = eO@naaI.
eatIst addressed 70 the WtliIbaFg HvslA,
jStlng IhaI . vs.s b hkep H.saeh
prseibct 10 Brooke soasty Ss lie tiaS
voting % The COnsitstlos, Fdl o. Agate i
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AtevsEy prseiaSt 10 each eouaty let the
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on .isir ovu responsibility Y tbs cOnnis
Sloasri DO not order isaoBs, 10 Whleh nsy
b recorded the votes ofthsss Who vote o.
,hs Cos5tlta.Ios, aF0u HE P'oPOsIIIoa q
naking The New slale prOSPeesIVsly Eaa
gradually Free. LstIhiS - done gtnaEaIIy
Rpd Win doe diligence asd lbers y % e.
tlnAtIsg the anOoht Of good lhat NAY Y.
Iult from Il, not y nnehas itTogRFdl 10 o.
Esci ia the Legislature, but IL bosEing, 10
Cosgros5 % the hdniIyion d the New
stAtS.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

VIZ have heard Il said that NJ. Yan
Wake, o. Wood, drAilSd The grOateF P0rs
ttou o. the Constitution Feeeatly adopted
By the WhealisR Convection. We lOaTn
that ME Van Wake 70 Vefy nice goutlo-
man, but maklne Consultations ID DOT his
forte. HtVould have been dolhg tho pe0.
pie Of West Virginia more service u like
hjStlIuStElonO nAmoSaks, ho bad been en-.
gagged Ina pFOtFAeteA SAOoIo daring The
sitting Of the Convention. = GsSk'bpy
Telegraph,
We copy the foregoing for the purpose
d Saylug that Il IL decidedly 10 bad taste
aud ysry far.sIehsa, ia addition 70 bsIag
uatrue. NJ. Yan Wake did a good pOF.
,iou Of The draNisg for the new OoastI.n.
tutloa and did itWell TOO, bnl,olhsr gen.
tlsnen beside bad little hand 10 gattlng
II pp. Many Oftbs best features Of the
Constitution however, arc che product Of
Nj. Ysa Wrinkles fertile mind and lkllfuI
pen; such ior example a the system Of
county organization. ThatSsallsmau bas
studied C6nslitaaoa mailing nahy years
and ve thipk Il highly probable knows
quite As much about that sort Of thing %
The editor Of the Telegraph. The editor
Wsat oa. Of hIs way to attack NJ. Yaa
WInkle; WoEO OutOl our way to DO him
justice.
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aFaingt
Oscar b. ThoSaSo6l ChsElhs 7. Thdnas FFust6o 1T
LaefVtlA n Car ard Joseph =. whitaker Who
are SuFTiying tOnahta, 10 eomiAbn, u HFDaoFiek
Klstt deopasld, Defendants 4
70 6elOek a n pIoolod % ~, 4 ~ llo6t dor "
the Court HOulo u uaid o0nBty, . The highest and
best bidder, upon the terms htFplhAit0F mSbei01O,
A1iI1ueh Of thl tldCl iiutoToSi o lat ~
llhdAatl Charles 4. Fh9nas EfuSiOe Ac, end Jaleph
taller. ID TIE piibOd I1et u iAid
agmay b9heCe1UIy 70 MILKY AID pay ~ tuaEiltnt
u th6gAld plaintiff AgAlnii I'D al aaht5, amount,
Ing TO tt53 With interest thHIUGa IRON ne IL DAY u
April 1850, uutll paid, aud enIlS o. proceedings,
mat pat q ~ tIaet "a land ODaVOIo4 b do n.
leutOu Of Mary Notelrant, dpopahd ~ no nia Law.
b LunBi9Fd ed nd 0lsaF D. ThanIpa1n " two ~
Ofal deRG, zach aAtsd Auglgt LIT 1851 md daily ~
record which VA allotted nd ~ ApaFt 70 tie nd
Oscar B. HlgmpppA, BrOdPriek Rlptt siRoa dOeoahOd,
OhaFldl !. TtonA1 Tfultha q bt1FOiad, Au1 I0loph
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The following timely suggestion iS I'd
dressed 70 the editor Of The Wsllaburr
Herald, ~ Col. II. ". otothers, Dslsgat,
70 The Legislature from Brooke county, AMI
Aid 70 The Governor: a %
Editor efths HvGld:-I desire through
you 70 call the attention Of the citizens Of
Brooke county % the fact that At tie e1ttt
SesSlun Of1Ihe Legislature 70 be called fol
die ratification q the Consultations, tHC
question Of slavery will be presented, and
Gs Ihold myself To- be their servant | VERY
much desire 70 DO instructed how 70 votl
6h that question. Many plans have been
suggested ~ distinguished genllemen and
among others the following: That from
aud after the ad0pil0n Of the Constitution
an children born Of slave parents shall 81
free, male children at 20Yeat8 oEags and
female children at 10 yeaFS Of age, aad oil
children Of such females 70 b fee Al
birth. I would be glad that nestingi
would DO held through the county OF a
poll opened at each precinct, at the time
Of voting on the Constitution, headed
For Gradual Emancipation aud ". Gradual
EmauclpatlOH-SO that I may DO able %
carry oct The wishes Of ny constituents.
l am, very respectfully, their obedlsnt
servant, 'itGl Ns l'li r
Dominating on Tie foregoing, the Her-
alS says:
We 10 some doubt IS 70 tie mean.
log Of the letter Of FathOr aSto whether tie
teSplt ofithe poll suggeIted would have
any practical bearing upOn he duty Of our
deieEatein The manner indicated.
TIE present LegiSlstuEe, sitting under
authority Of the present Stats constellation
and theory, legiSlatiug for the Sntire State,
cannot pass any such law q hO snggeslS,
for the reason tbat the CouStituti0a Oxs
preSlly prohibits Il while It eSanot ope.
rate ludsF The new oonltituhou, Suppos.
ing that % 30 adopted b. tie people aad
Fe6ogniGsd according % laW by Congress
and the Legislature, uatil de members
shall haze beta 90. elected OF IL some ether
shaped organized under The newly adopted
ConStitltisn.
This being about the state o. Tie Gaze,
L & difficult 70 SSO how the ilavety ques-
ton eau Sc pushed Ia the extra session "a
lie way suggested. 4 AZ The Siulb time,
however, lhat ne 66ldinS of'Sueh poll,
iot Sueh . pdrPose, would probably b uSe.
less, a. . means Of SSooFtllHlng tie JshSe
Of de majority Of The people for q guide
hereattot % Tie question % emancipation,
g . mere Outside measure, We would very