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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

DR.. CoLur gave an interesting lecture. on
the suhjee, OF temperance. at the Bipiis,
church. on Tuesday evening. In thi. time
Of general excitement. we are apt to los,
sight Of ,hi. important matter; ye, the
Doctor demonstrates that our State is losing
more men each year, from rum. than are
killed in our regiments a, the sea, OF war.
We hope the friend. OF the cause IN the
county will give the doctor warm wei.
come. and the encouragement which gives
strength to one in hi. position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

\ correspondent, Of the Bangor Courier,
writing from Augusta, srys II an In.
formed thu, a, town meeting at Hartford.
to decide the question Of paying bounty
TO volunteers, Sampson Reed moved To raise
fifty dollars each to p,y the tine OF those
who should b. drafted |, Is not OF much
consequence how many such vote. the Sc.
cr..ion'.i. OF Hartford ra- in town meet.
Ing or out OF town meeting the .lmplc
fact tia, no amour, OF fine will exempt a
man Who j. drafted. will settle the coffee
COR these gentlemen very speedily"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12
Temnerance Lectures.

DR.. Il. CoLnr. State Temerance Lecturer
will lecture in Oxford County as follows,
West Peru, Sunday. ; o'clock. 18th
Fa., RumfOrd, " IL nth
Rumiord Corner. Monday evening. 18th
Ando,er. Tuesday, l6th-Newry. Wedne-
day. l7th-Bethel, Thursday. lSth-Nortl
Waterford. Friday. i9th--Lovell Centre,
Saturday. aoth-Iovell Village. Sunday.
o'clock. 2ls'-fryehurg. Sunday. 20
clock. 2l.t-lirownGeld. Monday evening
a2i-ll,nm. Tuesday evening, 23d-Wes,
Baldw,n, Wednesday, 9th.
Tho friend. Of The cause. in each OF th,
places mentioned. will do him the favor Il
make the necessary arrangements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Cumberland and Androscogsin Countic,
elect Republican officers. 10 franklin and
Sasadahoc Nil the Republican candidates arc
elected with the exception OF Register Of
Deeds. in each County. Androscogsin and
Sagadahoc elected all Republican Repiesen.
tatives (; Franklin sends one Democrat.
j. ). Turner. and Hon. Sam'l. Coney. the
Republican candidates. are elected Repre-
ssntaiives in Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Je-e Lyiori, E.q., and Hon. II. Bclchcr,
the Collector anil Assessor Tor the II Con.
rrc-.ioual District. have been through the
County ,hi. week arranging ma',cr. Tor the
raising Of the eycise tax Among the linton.
e.ts reached. hy ,l,i- law, the wooden iaeic-
rics a, oxford. we're mentioned, whose man.
uiacturcs will pay u duty Of no, far from
SlSOO. sum larger probably than will be
paid hy any other interest in this County.
Those who sclirSc iha, the c,-, Of collecting
mu.i h. large. from the necessity Of employ.
in. - many Deputies. will iccl assured tina,
thu. cannot te tie ease. from ale fact that
the Collector pays h'' derutis. from hi. own
pockets n the Assessor allow. his depu.
tie. TO rocket lir." p,y the probabilities hre
fla, he will not lon have the opportunity
to continue the Practice The appearances
are tha, tie arrangement. are >, FAR periec,.
ei rs TO have tic work accomplished prompt.
ly. and With economy. as .-u.aal with the
ablc Secretary OF the Treasury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Vmuo>r. rbcrcope Of the Green Noun.
tain State have their heart. enlisted IN tho
welfare OF the country. The late election
resulted in the almost unanimous choice Of
the Rrpuhlic,n.Uuion candidates. and bo,h
brInchr, OF the Legislature. The oppo.i
ton did not east vote tn many towns aud
in all the returns we have seen. two figures
espre.. the .um total hey could raise in
any one town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

MEDIATION. The Hal Ax Recorder thus
talks to those people in the Colonie. who
srs - anxious Coz EIropean in,gryen,ion IN
,he American diihculiis.
Let u. bear in mind that no mediation
can be ~ rsI which will no, result IN Fed
eral hostility. and IN the establishment OF
the Con:edsraies among the nations Of the
earth. Let the bciliserents attain that p.
si,ion. in which q, will be evident to impair.
tia witness ,ha; the independsnee o. the
South l. established. before We ask on their
behalf for recognition. Venus, remember
that az the outset Of .his war. the Southern
ers were declared BY the wi,e,' voices Of the
mother country, and Of Europe, to be IN tie
wrong. and that theJ have nothing to re.
cOumend them IN tie family Of nations but
the power Of the sword, and Ihc sincerity oi
which victory will be regarded as the index
Because the Nor,heTn press, AID perhaps tie
Northern Government. lave no, manifested
tbe behaviour towards England which would
have better become her. let that not palliAie
the conduct OF the S1lth as IL seems 10 do IN
the minis Of many eoloni.ts. aud let US en-
dsavor not 20 exhibit too much magnanimi.
~ to rceiprOeate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

lllsroRic,L WAR Mar Il. =. Russell,
SIS Washington Street. Boston. has jus,
issued pocket manual with the above title
IL contain. finely printed map Of the
southern States, with all lmpor'an, points
distinctly marked, and ~ pages OF matter.
noticing the principal actions tina, have
taken place. IL isa valuable affair for re
ference. Price. % cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

ARsr LrTTERs We are IN rrceip, Of n
letter irum private in Capt. Robin.on's
battery. detailing the sthcic, ~ with which
the Captain ,er,cd hi- gun. at Cedar Noun.
tam. We have been obliged to delay It'
publication ., long. ,ha, mn., of u. in,crc.,
!. Loot. II is sufficient, to -ay that Captain
Robinson has won much credit with hi.
command n. we'll u. hi. suIerior..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

DrsrANcEs ~ MAErLASD.-trederiek, the
frs large place occupied by the rebels in
Marylan is about sixty miles irem Bilii'
more by the railroad line, aud forty over
land frOm Washington, by way of Rock
vile. Darus,O~n and POOloJille. Maryland.
IL. about twenty fss miles from Frederick
20 nasers,owu. whence u Is ~ miles by
rail to Harrisburg. the capital Of Pennsy!.
,ania frOn Frederick to ilarper'' Ferry
10 about ~ miles. Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Hon. Eli Thaycr, Of Massachusetts,, has
presented to the government scheme Tor
the colonization Of rebel lands by Tree emi.
grants. lie proposes tina, the experiment
be commenced in Florida, where there Is
eleven millions Of acres Of government lands,
and where an abunIanc, can be obtained
by sales for taxes. The emigrants are to be
protected by armed force.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

PRESERVATION. The members OF Co. X.
Goth Maine Regiment, presented their Cap.
tain, c. l.. Strickland. with a sword cost
slOO. belt. sash. and strap. cost ST. a' o
token o. their regards. lie isasPendid off,
GER, and beloved by his whole Company
Company c. OF the same Regiment. present..
d their vficer., Capt, Mcdonald. Lieut'.
Russell pdsrickland, with splendid swords,
a. tokens Of their regards.-Prey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

The quota Of nine months men for the
town Of Paris, LETT on Wednesday noon
The number was easily made up.-,he eur
ge0n having so men IRON which to make his
selection. Tho young men who 80 under
this call. are among tho best In the eommu'
nifty, and nearly oil rever tics not readily
broken to serve their country. They VIII
molly dscha- q any service required Of them
in the line Of their duty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

We have to acknowledge the receipt OF
baskets Of fne fruit from Captain w. +.
Goodnow. of Norway. and ". A. Porter. OF
Paris. The former contained specimens Of
the 4" Early Harvey" FROM trees OF his own
planting. Mr.. Porter furnishes some fine
"Catheads." They will accept our thanks
Tor the favor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12
1889 1896 l777 3jGj zoos %


Officers Elected.
SENATOR'S -Ryuhi,oaH.
Ruiu, = Stevens. OF Paris.
George u, Blrross. Of frychurS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
George ". Hammond, Paris.
sharon Robinson. Sumner.
Jere Mardvtll. Rumioid.
Oucn Foster. Nywry.
sumner Evans. SIonoham.
Oliver Stacy. Porter.
q. II Day, low II, elected by democrat.
D,mo-R.
S.,h 7. iinlhrp.k. oSforI.
John VI. Dc.hon. Canton.
CouNIY OuucTEs.
Allen Chase. Register of Deeds.
Asa Charles. ID. Western District.
Elias ~ Carter. County COMMISSIONER.
Epuch ". woOdoory, Judge OF Probate,
iloraIio Austin. Sheriff.
William \. PiI.in, County Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

The Ladies Of Norway. have this week,
forwarded TO the Maine 10th Regiment q
large box Of lint. bandases and cortial.-
their l,bcrality in every good work is pro-
verbal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

BEE ilr>riSo.-SOme Of our people made
a good strike. IN Ginning bees" hi. week.
From one tree about 80 pounds OF good
honey was obtained IL .por, not u.u.
ally productive OF 20 good results.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Observation-Disclosures has sent over
one hundred men 10 the var and as yet only
four out OF that plumber have been lost IL
is probable tba, the Union Losses have been
very much maenited. Very few towns In
this State have thus Ear suffered any serious
loses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Mr.. Milo Hathaway has exhibited white
ash sapling. Of this seasons growth, meas
urins eleven feet six inches in height. IL
wa. a sucker. which sprung from stump.
and ba, made most energetic use Of the
time since the snow went vd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12
Harrington Chronicle

II, will be seen by advertisement, ,ha, q
" Hicks, A. b.. is principal Of Paris Hill
Academy. Mr. Bncknam. who wa. Err,
engaged. la, enlisted IN Yarmouth; and
Mr.. j. II. Morse, !. among the nine months
men enlisted in this town. Both will short.
liz be OF 10 the war.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Restrictions IRON travel have been reno
med, % that pas',. are no, required BY pr.
sons lawn. the States. Tie cnr,llmcn, Of
the militia has been completed. 81 tia, these
precautionary measures are 40 longer nc'cs.
.ary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

IRos CLAD SrEAxIks.-we are informed
that S. w. Lawrence, Of Warren. has con
tracied to build two iron.clad steamers Tor
the Government. They are to be bull here,
and the engines BY the Portland Company
Light draft and 1000 tons each. Portland
Adv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

voir>TEIRs We learn that mos, Of tie
town. in This County have raised their quota
nj nine month. men, without re-or, to drai,.
Several have Surplus. and in some places.
they were obtained wi,hou, a bounty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12
Conasca,ea on the Spot.

W. end the i,ll1wiu: IN the c'rre'r1n-
deuce at the New York rrihune We hope
thcrc are many surgeons IN the army who
will not h'.i'l'e % c,nG.cate any property
q the rchr'. that iincydlul {, minis'es 10 the
comfort 10 our wounded soldiers:
Surgeon McEurr com,s iron Maine, and
dc. ~, believe that the rrhrls can - elaN.
cd or re'tel mt, lawn. down their arm',
and ear quite eonlrrh "a the rh'lo.aphy
OF treating The property Of rebels with such
tenderness while W. are srgkin: O. destroy
their lives. They tell good story OF the
doctor m the army. T. the eject that alter
the battle Of Hanover Clur, House be va.
directed t. provide hospital accommodations
for the wouuIei BIN: rather .tar, q any
mattress. hc found some y,ry Eir" lair
onss in The .rsndii iran.i,n Of oll Gaines,
= wealthy rebel and though, they would u,
very well flr bis " .uuLel .p,Jiar.. bat Nhrn
b. came % tax, them. some ou- To- charge
aiI Ca. Mcclellan bal gwen .trict orders
that no,hiu. should De disturbed ~ taken
from Ghe house 90 G.in,s. but .,ill Surgeon
McRuyr th,o:ht De ~ouli take The mi,,r,s-
G.. when the person In charge aid. 1t would
not d, nc all Mcl;usr very qgistly rr-
marked that 10 ,,r,i very l,ile about -
naming longer 90 The .,r'ig auI thought
b. would ike to De broke un the question
Of arproprat,us rebel property 10 public
us--. AMI r. has force Of nur.es was superior
% that sei 20 watch and Irutec, thc rchsls
house. BE- guessed bod take the mattresses,
and they might IMPORT the iac; 10 Con. Nc
Ciel'an. lie DAD take the MATTRESSES, aul
they are still in service in the hospitals"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

CArrtE Snows.-The Oxford County A:
ricultural Society will hold its annual e1hi-
biiion on the grounds Of the Society. CON.
meneing October ls,.
The E,s, Oxford Society holds its eshibi
ton a, Canton Mills. on the sth and 9th
days Of October. VIM. ". Bolster delivers
the address before this Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12
runIrarp Kyrxr rwipsr MORNING Br
WIN. A. PIpGIN & Co..
rscrnKroKs.
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

TcRMs.--Ore Dollar and finy Ceu,.. l,c'
,.s,, IN advance Two polls's, n, the end Offh'
Clubbing. We wcuii re.rsctfully call 'h,
,i,sn ,aa ~ s.ch .. sr- .pos,d to lend their AID
~ sN,.slius the cHcal-,,oa II hone psIer ID
the fuilowirg oist;
We Stll .sud
10 Ccris-. inr "'-c ,sar. 'or 123o
~ Coii,s for ore year, io' ?o'Vo
AL one cop, 10 the r~'s"a v'''i'g ~ tue e'"h'
The nions, lnu.t aceompss, the otdst,
Tvs. VI. rsu.agih 4 Co.. 10 >'",e STREET
ro.llu. ard i?2 Nssssu suer', ats io'A, a'e
eit authotIrd agsnts.
4 Jon PRINTING n~afl, executed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

The Aroo.,ook Pioneer discusses DARK
subject IN the following lucid style:
"In the matter OF ink, We have some
made by Daniel Norris. Portland, which II
complete. there can bs nothing better. II
run. smoothly. like gently flowing stream
between banks OF green, beneath bowers oil
verdure. and over beds Of sli'tenins crystals
Of orient hue"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

ArHrsT "A wrrk or two sinrc, a man
calm. himself Peter Eoyn, at Gorham, y
H.. violently assaulted aud attempted TO
L,ll Ihoma. Noon a, that 'lace. An oihe,r
went o. arrest bin. when Coyn made an 49,
sault upon the consiaNl'. aud then escaped
60 hi, city Last Thur.Iay o.isers Brooks
aud Ilimb'in arrested the fugitive. aud
worl was cent ~ GIrham. Friday. Con.
table STEPHEN Gariner came down and car.
ried Coyn hack IN the ireiehi train tha, eve.
ming. Coyn - .ail 20 be a desperate iellow.
lie used knife fret vlon Noon, aud made
plunge AZ him which would have killed
him had be no, avoided the blow. The
knife went through a door, Coyn thon set
Isl pl,chioFs. ani was desperate with it
until II was knocked oct Of h.s hands IL j,
NJ, .aie Tor such man to be at large
Prr".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

The Pres Gays. Hon. T.. X Smart. was
run for representative IN Camden, hut was
defeated by u II. Bi'hee. E'q.. member Of
the last House. by 81 votes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Among the items Of imports this week.
We notice invoices Of "guns," amounting
10 s3oO. 900 il value. This would give
about twenty thousand stand OF arms.
~. Y. Express, Sept. 9th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Gen. Pope has been assigned the com
msbd Of the army Of the Northwest. Gen
Mcdowell 10 relieved from service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

The Gs, person To step forward and pa,
down his name m re.pnnss TO the call Tor
volunteers, at the meeting last ruesd,y, va.
Prof. \. T. Kelsey. OF farmlng,on Academy.
lie il now earnestly de,o,Ins his whole time
o. tie work Ut enlistment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

REPRESENTATIVES. we have received re.
turns Of the election Of so republicans. 5
Union democrats, and lG Bradbury demo-
Gratis to the House Of Representatives..
lPrea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12
Who Killed Cock Robinl

This question OF local interest j. answered
to the eniirO satisfaction Of the party inter
e.iel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

Cot. McCLusxr RESIGNED. A private let.
ter from an officer IL the 18th Regiment,
states that Col. Clusky has resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

The funeral services Of Lieut.. fessenden
we're held in Portland. w Wednesday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

A rebel surgeon, who smPusa'ed Gen.
Ewell.s LEG siatss that he has since died.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12
Members OF Congress.

50 far tbs returns indicate ,ha, the Re,
pub.icans have elected m four districts, and
the Democrat, in one. l.. ID. NJ. SWEET va.
Jameson man; but was warmly supported
by the Saco Democrat. lie Members elect
are as follows:
l.t-L ID. NJ Swelt.
2i-sidnsy Perham.
3d-James q Blainc.
iih-John II Rice.
5ih-F. 4. Pike.
81 (Saeancy)-T. A. ID. fessen1en.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

There is rumor that Mr.. Record IS elect
ed in the old SECOND Dist. let, which We can.
no, credit The MAJORITY Was abou, 1000 I;
and the returns FOR other candidates do no,
shos 20 great changes.
The Press OF Thursday. says there is no
doub. Of the election Of Fe..epdeu.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-14
IsIand No. 10.

This Island 10 situated in the corner of thai
bend Of the Mississippi river which touches the
border Of Tennessee, q few miles farther up the
river than New Madrid, although nearly south
west Of that point ls is located about two
hundred and fifty miles from St. Louis, and
nine hundred and fifty from New Orleans. The
elevation Of the river at this point is about two
hundred feet above the level Of the deIts, or
lis mouth The average depth Of water at this
point is from ninety 10 one hundred feet; the
breadth Of the stream from mainland to main
land is about nine hundred yards. The current
runs By the Island at moderately fast rate,
and with the power Of tho three rivers Mis-
aieHlppi, Missouri and Ohio combined. The
Island 10 near the SodtheFn,oF what Is termed
the Eastern bank of the river, but at this
point, the stream varies from its Southern
ccurse and turns abruptly to ihe .North-west,
leaving this Island In the Southern angle of the
bend. Il 10 about forty.fve mlles, bg the course
II the river, South Of Columbus, and about
.enty-si1 miles from Hickman. II isfnear
)bionville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-14

PROCLAMATION
J 1se4Aslasasls slsslers u he eita q oSEnnbh w

The City Council Of Columbus at It's last meeting
Mgsce ~ lsSS PaSssd che following resolution
PIocienstion forthwith 70 the qua1ed electors of,tbs
CIV oI Uolrpng, upon them to vote ~ the cleo
sicn On esafst ps April next for or against
or1 ftLitofy The ArDt section Of an Ofdi.
1a9ee To extend ne ceRcTgte limits Of the city Of
celumbqs end 70 add lona territory TO The Hs, !,
With the second section Of said Ordinance; il7r a
Now theteIo5es and IN cnmpllance with said TesoIu-
ton, the qualified electors Of the city Of Columbus are
@ 9S SatS PGa t Mopsv % ss
mop 81 the places where the city election Is held on
e9At dy, FOE AeAINsT ihe ennezalionfO the city
the rst section og an Ordnance of said city, .Tc e
tend the Corporate limits o he city OF Colnnbus and 10
eqd additional territory 70 the same" passed March sd
icraos r1i 3 D. spVSs ypSsE enacted 81 The cy
veqseil Of ne eiig q oolam5ng tbe eOippfste linn
2 gl y hSss11inG On the sCn Hs q ssct9P
Ohio oanais and ranning westWarIy Uh t6 said south
line OF half section No. 90 produced, until InlefSecfs
me west side Of Lucas street I'm NJ L. vest
ern addition) producel thence northWardly With the
Ne side o. said Lucas street and the west side OF Plum
ttfeet IN sulliyants western additop) pfoduced, 70
nemidde Of the scioto fverj thence down said river
WITH the meanderngs thereof 70 the cast line Of half sec
ton No. o. thence with the east line of half section
NO. produced to the north line1 Of Montgomery
t0Fnsnipi thence on said township line eaetwardly 70
eecedi heppe s0uthKhrdly with the eastln Of Mount
kleasnpt produced 10 the middle line 81 hall section Mo-
~ the1ce with said middle line of naf section II
eaaEaKdly 70 Its nterseution Wtlthe LockWin Plank
Aoad thence inJeald read 10 enoTtheat corner Of
Robert Neils addion Of ontlos aud in-ots; thence
gastEaEdly with The northIne or Robert Neils addition
ne pqEtheast corner theeeof thence eouthNafdiyl
along he east sine 0f Robert Neirs addition 70 the
e0um SIDE Qf the JohratoWn Plank Road; thence east
EAfqly With the sorth side or the JohhBtoKn PLANK
hofq % me east side Of 1lm thence southFagd
Win ne easkelde Of ssi1 Elm Aftnne produced
nettn line 81 Rickys sublvisoni thence eastWafdiy
sl lf nofth line q kicklylg subdYIson % the east
Nne Qt eetion thsnce sOgthWar4iy NTH the
e.t llpe bali se6liDn NO stand te east Hne
Qell section NO 20 10 fha southeast corner qf q! WI
thence NealWnIdIy On ssOuth line ofi
NJ. heyPs addition produced 10 the west nids II mel
golpnDus and oroyeport TurEpike, thence With The
fen. SIDE el aid oolunhEo a3A 9fpveport Turnpike
e the gouthltst corner ofFrnncis Stew, /!
" land ~ malt section No. 20; thence win tgd
~ south line WeatWardly TO the Columbus HssdSt 6f
no niQ Canal hence With The east side Of mid Coiums
lIeEsn lsssaisFls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-14

EOUR NEg CoRPa n 'ARHEE. ~ win, be, ssen
that General Mcclellan has divided the Grand
Army Of the Potomac into Eve corps dpaymee, and
has placed 81 the head Of each an ofIicer Of
known s6fmnesB, courage and abfIity, in, the
persons Of Gflepels Heintzelman, Banks, Nc
DoWell, Sumner and Ksyes. The measure win
Insure still greater efficiency In the armvg nna
VIII enable the Commanding General 10 opEtg
ate with bis whole Immense force With greater
facility. But, while there are only I'VE f6fps.
essmes in the army Of Virgins, there are III
fact four mole under the direction Of fha Com
mander-in, Chi namely, the ermies of Gen.
erals Helleck. Buell., Pope and Carts, II Mis-.
souri,, Kentucky and Tennessee; and very effec
tive corps fegMss they ere, as their late brill
liant successes prove. sTANhls = o. IA