Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-01
State and Local News,
STATE MATTERS.

TIE Eighty-seventh Ohio, Col. Banning, wi
rendezvous at Camp Mansfield, instead Q
Camp Chase.
A NEW and commodious hospital has bee
erected at Camp Chase, over which Govern
ment has placed Surgeon J. H Bailey, assisted
by Dfp, Mckenzie, Mcbride, and Trask. In
eludirg prisoners, there are three hundred sn'
fifteen beds occupied.
Gov. TOP has received from tue Secretary o
War, an order TO the effect that the drafted
men who have not volunteered for three years
service will be assigned to the old regiments
instead of being independently organized.
The 10Th Ohio German, raised at Cleve
land, left Camp Delaware on Thursday, octo
Der 81, to join sigel's corps near Washington
Soon after its departure from camp, tho bar
racks were destroyed by FIRE, euppoied to b,
the work OF inGendiarism.
TAE promotions 10 the 1Olst Ohio are: Major
Moses T. Wooster TO be Lieutenant. Colonel
vice FrsutE, resigned; Captain Isaac Minol
Kirby, to be Major.
The Secretary Of War has ordered the re-
lease, after they take the oath Of allegiance
OF the following political prisoners confined al
Camp Chase; Perry Murdith, o. D. McNamara
Thos P. Herman, Samuel +. January, Tele
nachus Master, Jacob Craft, A. D. Daniel, J.
W. George, J. G. Smith, r. A. Stunning, J.
G. Ditty, Simon Greenbaum, Oryille Vision
all OF Kentucky. II Ia said that an old man
named Taferty, seventy one years of age, was
offered bis liberty upon taking the oath, which
he refused, as he believed in Northern and a
Southern Confederaoy. He Has to ken back 10
Camp Chase, where he has already been for aix
months.
The grand jury Of the U. s. Court for this
diatric. concluded its labors on the 3Osh ult
after having found five bills of indictment for
various crimes. Among them was an indict.
ment against Hugh McGliney, of Cincinnati,
for making false voucher of 1904 79, in the
name OF Joseph Parker, assignee; forging bill
sud receipt of s. Gushing, for $175 64; for pre-.
senting false claims against the United States
in the sum of $992 43, and for perjury in max
Ing oath to the same. All of these we're on the
accountior the erection of the pontoon bridge
The accused plead not guilty to each and all Of
these charges, end was held over in the cum oI
81, 800 bail for each charge.
In the battle of Chaplin Hills, Ky, there
we're General officers killed, 3; officers of the
line, killed 8; enlisted men, 10. Total killed,
1871. Officers of the line wounded, 4; enlisted
men wounded, 597. Total wounded, 595 -
Prisoners Of war, Al. Missing, gig. Total
prisoners and missing, 263. Total loss, 1,042.
General -ofHcers-killed, Mai Gen. James
s. jackson, commanding the Division; Mai
Gen. M. B. Terrell, commanding the 33d
Brigade; Col. Geo. w ebster, of the 98.h Ohio
volunteers, commanding the 24ih Brigade.
Loss in the 105th Ohio, Col. Hall-Oficers
killed, Captains; wounded, 2 Captains and l
Lieut.; enlisted men killed, Al; wounded, I44;
wounded and prisoners, 90; missing l3; total
223
Loss in the 5Qsh Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel
StrickIand-O Officers killed, 9 Captains; wound
ed none; enlisted men killed I9; wounded 81;
missing II, Total 1873
6OGh Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Poorman-
Officers killed. Lieutenant wounded none
enlis,ed men killed 20; wounded lis: missing
80, Total 1872.
l2lst Ohio, Colonel Bird-OHicers killed, !
Captain and Lieutenant; wounded 2; missing
/; prisoners 2; enlisted men killed nonei
wounded 81; prisoners II; missing 6. Total
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