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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
From the N. Y. Journal Of COmmercs.l
The secret History OF Gen. Runtor'
'.H AFd1P.

The secret History OF Gen. Runtor,s
t order. ..tl-.. .a
The secret history Of the Hunter general or.
der remains to be written, nd We are entirely
oonfdens that if the President of the United
STATES was aware of the facts there wonld be q
stir in New York before many days. It is
worthy Of notice that in bis proclamation, the
Presldensirests the order as one of which he
mas no official knowledge, and It would there
fore appear that tho War Department has not
received from General Hunter any report Of
his extraordinary proceeding This Is q very
curious facs when connected with the com monty
received history of the reception of the order in
this city. lsls currently reporsed that printed
slips we're sent from Port Royal to certain of.
iee-holders aGd we.knoWn radical politicians
Ia New York, more or less Of which were di-
rected 10 the hsndsriting of General Hunter
himself, 40 that it would appear that the sub
ordinates of the President were in actual COR
rsepondence with the General, when the Pfee-
dent was excluded from his confidence! It is
even said that the Collector OF this port receiV-
ed copy OF the order from Gen. Hunter, and
kneT OF ils Issue, while the President OF the
United States was compelled to issue q procla-
nation on q vague statement OF its appearance
in the newspapers! NV
| The receip. VI the printed slips was lbe Gig.
nal for geu eral gIorif ,aton in radical circles
The order was co,ied in manuscripts and oircu-
lated from hand to hand in New York ior few
hours before it appeared in the evening papers,
Grave doubts OF ITS genuineness- were expressed
by all who had not seen tho originals, but come
OF the gentlemen holding these were in high
glee, aud very boldly declared that the der
was genuine, and, more than that, that the
President could not possibly revoke or modify
! is, ....-. f. q -sf .a rrafgstt. Ea"
AL this leads us to suspicion that there
may be truth In the idea which ia nov freely
circulated and very generally believed, that
| Hunter's order was actually concocted in NeW
York, and that the General was led into the
acrape BY some old political managers here.
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DERARrMrNr OF IHE INrEmOh, Q

WHHnInBIUn, d. O'I TN ftD1 IoDUs }
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Sherif's Sale,
Printers fees St.5U
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James Cherry, Guardian, eto.) ..f ae tl. t
VS.. , Sale BY order Of Oourl,
Gideon Vandemark etal. 10
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio will offer for saleat the door o
the Court House. IN the city ofColumbus, ,1on lH
Saturday, the l4th day of June, A. D.lS62,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock g. m and 4ocl,ok D. u
the following described re estate. situate IN the ooun
y Of franklin, state Of Ohio. and city Of Columbus
and bounded and described follows Inlot No. seven
hundred aud 7e5) situate on the north side
Of Friend street, and being the second lot east Of Fifth
street aod fronting on friend street, sxtytgo and
half feet by ono hundred and eighty seven and hal
feet by l675S feet. -
Appraised at S5,s66. lfe9.
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

TP For further information and Through Tioketu.
apply to NIL. poHERFY, Ticket Agent Union DEPOT
Columbus.
NAgFFFA r W. sfRADER,
~ w ~ GeneralTi Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
es-fsv sire 7JNo. W. D0HERTY,
Agent, Columbus,
E.w. WOODWARD,
, Columbus, Msy g. 1899 '
6rFTEqRf1
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As a FamiIy PhysIe. u. Il.

FFoin DT. Z. ". CdTtl0TT9NE, Ntt0 O7TeaIs'
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bowels which makes them Invaluable TO us In the daily
treatment Of disease. al -F--4 ,i.aasn
Headache, Sic XII a dac che, Foul Stomach.
S-'- From DR.. Eipard Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAR BRo AVER: Icannot answer you tcha complaints
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-KETU RNING g, p H-
Night Express arrives at Columbus at lI:3O P. M.
cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at LOO A. H.
accommodation arrives at Columbus at 10:l5 z, NJ,
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.ra WARSAW, Wyoming Co, n. Y, Oct "a, 1855.
DEAR SIR am using your Cathartic Pills In my prac-
tce and find them excellent purgatse to cleanse the
system and purify The fountains Of Me blood. &C.,
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Master Commissioner sale

Master Commissioners Sale.
ssnuel Parsons Execu'orp ..--. ..-.. a..
John K. H:1l T:i :, al. Superior Court.
DY virtue of order of sale 10 me directed from tn,
ID Superior Court Of Of franklin county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door of the Court House, in h
city OF Columbus, on .... ..
Saturday, the l4th day of June, a. D, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock g. m >, and o'clock
m the following described real estate, situate in h,
county Of FRANKLIN, and State Of Ohio to wit 90 -
Alers subdivision Of lots Nos eighty.nine S9) nine
ygO) and ninety one (o, Of Orosbys addition to out
lots east OF Columbus as deneated the plat thereof
plats Of SAID county.
Appraised at SSOO each le l2.-
.-,-I--.- q. W. HUFFMAN,
Master Commissioner.
Printer RS fees St.50. EET --'7|1
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Dysentery, DIarrhOea, ReIax, Worms.


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9 Dyspepsia, Impnrity OF tho Blood.
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success in my family and among those am called to Ss
in Distress To regulate the organs Of digestion land
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-4 WARSAW, Wyoming Co, N. Y, Oct "a, 1856.
DEAR SIN: am using your Cathartic pills In my prac-
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q A.ot JOHN @. MEAcHAM, NJ D.
Constipation, ,COstiveness, Suppression,
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A FREE MICRO SELLS HIS Own CarnDREN -
A number of years ago free black man oi
Washington City raised sufficient money to
purchase black woman. BY her he has since
raised asfamily of six or seven children. Al
by the law Of the District the child follows the
condition of the mother, of course these child
rem are his SLdves. He has therefore aled BIZ
claim, and asked payment from the Govern
ment1 yaluing the PickaniHNies at three hundret
dollars cache ni hilIJHu FL .henuloo u
IA, q. rlsistmFs9 olsi,ofd ovi sde ofp ,eiGaiA
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Sheriffs Sale.

b. Wilson ". sDOs,ioIP DUS; 3 Page SoIe; ss'; :,
W. r. Darnsll. franklin County.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA 70 ME
- directed from the above named oourt.I viii oGeI
for sale at the door OF the court House. In the Oi Of
Columbus, on - :
Saturday, the 2lst day Of June, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock p M the following described real eatats
situate In the county of Frankln and STATE Of Ohio,
to wit: 0N'
Lots Nos. s. II and 7s of R. A. obapman's Addition
to the city 0f Columbus. ~ ' ~ = -
Appraised at
--- Lot No. 3 at SIS. r.I r.... -r
Lot No. II at SIS. -
LotNo, ~ lat sos. p
/. .a naonaa IzUuEasaa.,-af .
Sheriff of Franklin county, Ohio.
Printers fees, S450. il
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Master Commissioners Sale.

GAo0uSA SOAAAA1SolVAOI y OtblCs
George Dasues Adm'r.l court of Common Plea. Of
Martin svics.rd Es, q. Al FRANKLIN county, Ohio. -
TN pursuance Ct an order Of the sad Court to me d.
rected will offer for sale at public auction, at the
door of the Court House, in the ciy Of Columbus,
Saturday, the l4th day of June, A. D. 1862,
between the hou Of ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock
NJ the following described real estate. situate In the
county Of Franklin and State ofohio, bounded and
scribsd az follows; -- il-.-.-., tu,-,rr c-s Z
Being part Of the second quarter OF the first tewn-
ship and sixteenth range United sateB Military lands
beg nnng seventy four poles and IL nks west OF the
northeast corner Of said quartsr thenee south hun
dred and twelve poles; thence west eighty poles and II
67 nks thencenor hundred and twelve poles Il
the north line Of said quarter thence east eighty poleI
II 6.7 links to the beginning, containing hftysix ant
onehs acres, being the same premises decided by sale
Dague aad wife to said swickard. .sel /
Apprshed at $50 90 per acre. - D..
aeFFr .cc1 q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner,
L. ]. CRrTcHTnLD, Atty.
Printers fees $3.50. .D.r.t OIL rt
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14
Gen. Lee 60 his troops.
HEAuQUARrIRs IL TIKI FITLD,
yily 7,h, 1862.
GESERAL ORDERS, |

GESERAL ORDERS
No IS.
The General COMMANDING profoundly grateful to Tie
only Gvsr Of al victory for the signal succcss with
which lie has bissss! Gu; arna, tenders his wsrme,,
bauLs and congratulations the Army, by whom such
spleadi results have been achieved.
Ga Thursday, Jlne 2cih, the powerful ard thoroughly
equipped Army Of the enemy was entreached in works
vast il extern. and formidable in character within
sight OF Our Capitol
To-day the remains Of that confident and Threatening
host lie upon the banks Of James RIVER, thirty miles
from Rc mOnd seeking to recover uuder the protection
OF his guaoOa!s rcm the "a cts OF series Of disastrous
defeats.
The battle beginning on the afternoon OF the 26.h
june above MeChancsvle, continued until the night Of
Jlly Let, with only such intervals necessary
pursue aud overiake the ing foe His strong entrench
ments End obstinate resistance overcome, and
Army swept Tesistlesly down the North side Of the
CAickahominy, until il reached the Of the enemy
aud broke communication ~ih the York. cap u.ing or
causing the destruction OF many valuable stores and BY
tie decisive bste Of Friday forcing the enemy from III
line Of powerful Notifications on the South side Of the
ChickahomiDy and driving him to pecpitate retreat
This victorious Army pursued rapidly the obstruc
tons placed by the enemy ia his would permit
three times OvertAkng his ling columns and often
driving him with slaughter from the field, leaving bis
numerous dead and wounded in our hands in every
corAc
The immediate fruits Of the relief Of
Richmond from state Of fiege the r5ut OF the great
Army that long mensced its safety many thousand
prisoners including officers Of high rank the capture
struc,on Of stores 10 the value Of millions aud the
acquisition OF thousands of and fifty pieces Of
superior artillery.
The service rendered to the country, in this short but
eveniful period can scarcely be estimated and the Gen.
ersl Commanding cannot adequately express his admira
ton Of the courage endurance and sodiery conduct Of
the Ulcers and men engaged.
These brilliant results have cost many brave men,
but while the loss Of gallant dead let US
not forget that they died molly In defence Of their
couu.rys freedom aid have linked their memory With
an event that will live forever in the hearts Of gate
full people.
Soldiers your country will thank you for the heroic
conduct you have disl hyod-conduot worthy tf men
engaged in cause so nst and sacred and deserving
nations gratitude and praise.
By command of Gen. Ike
Signed, II. Chiffon,
A A General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

great staple, vAs that Euglsnds fault our own p
Meantime what other nation has done more for Us than
Great Bri;Ainf II France is nuoh our friend, why
does she not act without EaglAndS Someho" all the
arms aud munitions that have penetaed our blockade
have come from England The livsl6s. expressions and
acts Of sympathy received from any source have come
from EUgand. Why, then, do We court France rather
than EnglandS When country has done for US all
tia. it could do and than any other country has
DONE We should be slow 10 6ud fault ready to forgive
and swift to encourage the friendship Of that country
When we lock to France look to an inferior power
for suppOsing the French infantry to be as far superior
TO the British as some contend il remains to be seen
whether the French iron clad navy, on which 30 many
hopes are based is able to cope with the men who made
the wooden walls of England" 80 famous and who are
now as perfectly mail clad the French. We trust
great deal to Napoleon but Napoleon great as he -
has but single life, and that insecure, while the ability
Of the British Cabinet is permanent extending from
generation to generation Of trained and accomplished
ata
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14
The Passing Hour.

The aching anxeties and keen fl ctions Of these times
are hardly endurable 1t seems the very jubilee Ct
Death! What q harvest is hisl Time has never yet
shown one so rich and horrible. Lock at the srrsy
The men that have died would have made nation for
numbers and the most glorious of nations, yet known
for worth of all kinds And then the germs OF such
posterty as they would have le-leavenng and eleva
ing whole people for all time "splt and lost for
eye,"l Why should we be SO talcted? When were
cruelty, tyranny lust aud rspine, let loose before on
such scale a thss We have known one people pre-
cpate themselves another for their lands, but with
out personal hate. We have known wars of hate, but
wi bout the lust Of punder the keen edge OF envy
A war of a whole people another, animated at once
by desire for their blood lust for their possessions
and an envy Of their superior character and superior
hsppintsI to be saked only BY their determination
when before sid the world ever present such spectS
Gle of all the passions Of the fend save only in the
strained Imagination Of the poets Satanf Well be the
ich; to the death l; can be but that or Worss All
pretexts are now stripped eff The relief of Union men
form reign of terror The hope Of compulsory re-
turn to Uuion The recovery of property taken from
them All conscious lies to themselves from the first
bu, more or lees successful DISCUSSES for time beoie
the world. Now they stand out as mere naked false'
hoods ard the world at last eco it; and, seeng
the cvilzd world will interpOse, and smite If need be,
tie monster North With the strong arm of outraged hu'
marty. For the lives OF people to be saved by it
We shall DICE for while We have never seen moment
when think sui igStOn go wholly impossible as now,
It would be sheer folly not to admit the Norhs power 10
kill Aud ia plain that its sole hope, and aim, and Oh
,ct no =, is KILL! KILL KILL They ca" n:Vr conquer
a. VIII the world stand blythe christian or unohIis-
tian world Gt it be only humsn and let this spectacle
proceed, which shall make the angels weep, and the
aspds below, and their kindred earth who cause it,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

GIN. HARDEr AND THE ARKANSAS Raw RECRUIT.-An
anecdo,e is told OF General Hirdee, which shows in
very amusing light, the kind Of material out Of which
army Ct volunteer sol5ery is formed About the be-
ginning Of the war the General forming the nucleus
army in Southeast Missouri ard being great DIS
cpnsran very active in teaching his the rules
aud duties OF a soldiers life. 1t happened one night
that a sentinel had been psced to guard stores
near the entrance Of the Generals Headquarters Re-
turning home rather late from tour Of inspection be
passed the sentinel few PAGES from hs door, and not
being hOuored With the usual salute OF pres ut srns"
he halted and in kind bu! commanding tone sad
Don't you know Who amy" mo cir" replied the TN.
couih Arklrsan who are your" am Gen. Hardee
sir " Whereupen the recruit advanced few
psces put his hand for shake, aud ssid in most
familiar tone: my name, General, is Bill DckersoD
aud I'm right CAD to make your scqusiDtAncs!
The General too much at the soldier in.
nocent manner to deal hsrshly with him, but quietly
pointing what his duty was he retired to his co-to
muse, probably. the trials and troubles of manuiac.
tu,irg soldiers at short notca-.Idck MsIssJt an
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

NJ one kuov5 20 vel a. the editor the unuorhy acts
% whieh many publ, resort get themselves aud
thrlr exploits before the public. II the public knew
IA, editors kroE Of many prominent meu in this par
ucullr, The pu5e would have tho same contempt for
ten that The editor iaes bu. cannot alssys express
Tlsr impatient hass &c; their sayings and dOiugs In
ygi1.t5s PET ptous they pysotise-theiF employ
uant Of usjers.r,pgers 20 mango for them, they all
she tine msn,gls ;hs uade.sirappeT7 and nu-
msrsgs her unworthy coatvarces are resored 70 by
v.rg.orlus and AMBITIOUS men, 20 make reputation.
Ho~ o9sa tho public is thus imposed upon, the editor
ooCld 's he ~o1d Espsc''J srs thes' remarks true
Of the politicians and place sun,srs who figured so
actively under ;b5 old regime.
TO the credit o. or Generals, Be e said that few
have resoF.ed 20 such uts1s Men Of real meF scorr
them They DO g-ea, deeds and leave them to sprsk
for hsuselyes T0ey have toe prophetic CONSCIOUSNESS
that b. uer,ed fans viii folCw-all the valuable
iof being ursoughg a: thought b. a iuls tardy,
gill be al the more complete and enduring. OF the
u1oy sh.s and patriotic men Who are nov bstOre Us,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14

tb., General perhAps the mcss distinguished by his re-
serve sef respect and true dignity, is General Lee
Whether or not he dsdains the praise Of his ieloWmen
be certainly disAus to practise any arts TO win it. Like
other mep it is 70 be presumed he does not object to
reeciviug credit which be deserves. Disparagement,
sarcasm and ridIcue have made him the mark for many
diving srrOw, but Il has glanced harmless from his
polished shield. Nov comts bis reward. Placed in
command before Richmond be quietly formed bis plan
Of action and only learned what twas from its rapid
aud brilliant execution. he has amazed and conounded
his 6etrscors BY the brAncy OF his genius the ferti
y Of his resources bis energy and daring He has e.
tabshed bis reputation forever and has entitled himself
to the lasting gratitude Of his country. Calm, SELF
poised unmoved he speaks only in his deeds The moral
hero, who met III isfce without murmur, now seems
almost to hide from praise As was said OF the Father
of bis Ccuuuy-"his mOdesty is only tquAlled by his
merit" Let other public men initiate bis example. II
they will practise patience their reward will surely
come They may assured tina, no arts will enable
them to palm of small deeds for great Deeds and get
permanent credit unless they merit it,
Ii in this the dawn Of era the Oofederate Press
will be but true It's MISSION the reign Of demsgogues
and pretenders viii forever BY the Press they
arose, BY the Press, let them fall.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-14
HlLD.

On sunday evening the 18Th ltsint VIRGINIA EVANS the
you lges clid Of and u :. Ihspn aged rs mouths
The 1enoI Of TIE family aeiy ed l. seEd the fan r ibid
sendy evening" from toe hous Of her iaIhe I'd door fome
coInes L,iyh, 9Th street, Al 3 O'Clock.
the residence Of Mr. vi lam h. 1ucPn 18th street lieut.
JOHN NlWIoS Bh0WN, C)mp.nJ u, sji Regiment Nl.sEii
volun:ce $, In the 3.th year Of his age
OF cor sun pti:p 10 county Va. Wednesday
the Ii Jure 1862 at oslocs, NJ, BENJAMIN g.
VIII rEHlAD, In the "a year o. k!s age
In RLelsh TutsdLy las, DABSLY COSBY, Eco Of 10.
city agei 81 years
The Gec- SD native OF vgtIs snd Sreht Ct sni
butler. Many eihcs monument OF his skill ami ntu
ry uAy b. In yHgiEi, Sad thi, Eta ore than HiT
NJ Co'by when yeung man. ked en- the liver
sy Of Yrgna drsCion and iotSndence o.
Jf Isn heard hi speak OF his atoms
lrsrous AMI Of the n'o ma ion he r-=evd IT. N
him In a and the az Of nsklg brick.
W. ,osby leaves numerous de ceadas Ia Vrg ns and us
siaa nonGhs Gee had tea grsld,on1 IA tue coned
erata Ice in lola -hJi- iJi SdHdIrd.