Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-14
State and Local News
STATE MATTERS.


The s3i Ohio left Ncholasyille, KY, on III
llth inst and Ia now on the mach. tr.- 81 t.,
TIE Surgeon General has ordered the Boar
Of Medical Examiners to convene In Columbu
on December 10Th, to examine applicants 70
surgical appointments.
A MEETING of the Directors Of the Marietta
aud Cincinnati railroad was held on the l2tl
ilst.in Cincinnati, for the purpose of arranging
matters looking to the speedy completion of th'
road.
The citizens Of Zanesvile are making greaI
exertions to have the 9Ih Cavalry returned tt
their camp. They have raised fifteen hundred
dollars toward paying the expenses Of the
change.
Col Harms Of the ID and Col. Lytle of the
10Th Ohio are both recovering rapidly, the for
mer his health and the latter from wounds re-
oeived at the battle Of Perryville.
PAY AGENT WILLIAMS has deposited in the
State Treasury $15, 900 sent by the 4th battery
and 9th, 3ls., 35lh and 18th Regulars to their
families.
On reaching Cairo on the 10Th inst, on bis
way to Corinth, Major. General Lew. Wallace
received dispatch from the War Department
directing him to return to Cincinnati, and there
await further orders.
E. HrTcHoooK, Of Orwell, Ashtabula county,
is appointed Assistant Surgeon of the 7!h, and
N. Buckingham, of Bloomville, Seneca county,
Assistant Surgeon of the 1924 Ohio.
TIE Alb Tennessee Cavalry proceeded to
Camp, Dsnnison on the 1lth inst. This regi-
ment was not long since mustered out Of SER
vice as infantry, and mustered in as cavalry
Col. Robert Johnson, son of Governor Andy
johnson, is commander 49,. t..3 60 ]
THR Lorain Ne,cs reports the death Of Loring
Wadsworth, for more than forty years resi-
dentsof Wellington, Lorain county. Pr
The following designations in Ohio regi-
ments arc reported from Nashville as accepted.
Surgeon W. G. Daniels, 14.h; Lieutenants
Julius Dexter, l06.h; Isaac G. Primrose, 3lst;
Captain David H. Miller, 3lst; Lieut.. Isaac
Stevens, 1s. cavalry; Lieut.. E. 8. Ferguson,
6!h battery.
Projections following is list of re.
cent military promotions:
Captain Ogden Street to Lieutenant. COlone,
vice Augustus H. Coleman, killed in battle
Sept 18th; Captain Asa Higgins to Major, vice
Lyman ]. Jackson, resigned; 1st Lieut.. Emmer
H. Price to Captain, vice Ogden Street, pro.
NOTED; 1st Lieut.. Geo. Johnston 10 Captain,
vice P. Lane, promoted; Cd Lieut.. Rob't G
Morris to 1st Lieutenant, vice G. ]. Collng-
ham, resigned; I'd Lieut.. p A. Arthur to lst
Lieutenant, vice George johnson promoted
% Lieut.. Chas. P. Ashuff to lst Lieutenant,
vice Emmer H. Price promoted; Sergeant AL.
fred L. Conckling to % Lieutenant, vice R. c.
Morris. promoted.
18th Ohio.-First Lieutenant Robt. Wlnkle
to Captain, vice Ferdinand Julson, resigned
First Lieutenant HeDy F. Hawkes. to Captain,
Vice Legg, resigned; First Lieutenant Aaron N.
Chennel to Captain, vice Clement, promoted:
First Lieutenant James Whitcomb Ross to Cap
tain, vice Leggett, deceased; Second Lieuten-
ant VIM H. Glatfelter to First Lieutenant,
vice Wise, resigncd; Second Lieutenant John
w. Hits to First Lieutenant, vice Hawkes.,
promoted; Second Lieutenant Thomas J. At
klnson to Fret Lieutenant, vice Chennel, pro-
NOTED; Second Lieutenant VIM. B. Nesbett to
Firs. Lieutenant. vice Ross, promoted; Ser"
geant Frank NJ Leade to Second Lieutenant,
vice Nesbett, promoted; Sergeant Michael B.
Mahoning to Second Lieutenant, vice Jacobs,
resigned; Sergeant Harrison Gates to Second
Lieutenant, vice Glatfelter, promoted; Ser
geant Major James H. Palmers to Second Lieu
tenant, vice Sims, resigned; Sergeant John
White to Second Lieutenant, vice Scbnelley,
resigned.
22d Ohio-Msjor Oliver Ward to Colonel,
vice Crafts J. Wright, discharged the service.
75ih ohio-First Lieutenant Theodore X.
Eckeler to Captain, vice James A. Johnston,
deceased,