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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

From these hogs the government wiln about
% 100000 pounds bacon. Tennessee alone will
have contributed something handsome in this
one article toward the sustenance Of the army for
the ensuing year. We may say literally Of East
Tennessee, ~ the Linooluites had said fgurative-
IL, thst thers Is a good deal Of secession " back
bone In it,. Had Andy Johnson's graud army
got in Aere last fall, it is now plain that the
Southern Confedsracy would scarcely have
" saved lie bacon"-KnOrCiIe Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

REofvVUs.-We had the pleasure yesterday
Of meeting our smiable friend Or. Geo. c. Gray who has
been out in the tented Geld - a. surgeon Of The 55sh
Tennessee regiment Col Looney. We embrace the
opportunity to correet the announcement Of lis death
which ia. male several months ago, and to assure his
numerou ronds that be loogs as fine a. slk. and
promises 10 do the State some service I'M the end Of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

FREIGHT DELIVERY.-We have several times
mentioned the disturbances that take place whenever
freight il 70 be delivered al the Charleston depot, and es
peeisly that on Thursday q policeman. Winters a very
good officer, wa seriously wounded BY the accidental
discharge Of his own pistol taken out IN Consequence Of
weapons being drawn by persons who We're resisting the
police in heir efforts TO preserve order among the drays
The president and officers OF the road will do all in their
power 10 second the efforts OF the officers. and they have
made arrangements, to which we call the attention Of the
d~raylnen which VIII prevent d~izorderiy persons from OBJ
talning any advantage from disregarding the regulations
the police have orders 70 enforce. All drays having
freight 70 deliver 81 the Charleston railroad must fall into
line. one dray behind another, a. they come up with
their loads They will then reach the gates and deposit
their ioads ia tarnS Il AIRY drsy leave The Line Tor tine
purpo-e OF getting ahead If others, the number o. his
dray VIII De taken By the attendant police and reported
70 the clerks q; the freight houst. When the dray that
has broken line arrives there, they viii refuse to take
his load unless be lll basS. take hi, place at the foot Of
the line, md come up asln In due order Disorderly
-ne=4ALatl be brought hefore the Recorder to answer.
These Hva5urgE II L hoped, nai put an end 70 ihv d--
order aa' has prevailed If they 90 not other steps vii.
be takeu both on the part Of the road and as po.,e.
thai wit insure order
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18
EeARLy AT AZ Exo-The Baton Roug,


FlldbellN s5s
A French gentleman, lately arrived from
Paris, had q conversation Just before he left,
with Judge Rost, one OF tho commissioners of
The Confederate States, who informed him that
the blockade could uot ~coniioue much longer.
All the continental powers express themselves
favorable 90 cur success. A large number Of
armed vessels of the best and latest construction
would soon enter tn service Of the Confederate
States; their condemnation by their previous
owners being due 30 the necessity Of employing
them IN opening llle way 70 cotton and tobacco.
Col Harvey Brown, United States army, being
Judge, their iron sides and Haed guns walenable
them to open q cotton port or Two with great
ease.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

PEACE SOCIETY IN ISDASA-There are in
crossing signs Of dissatisfaction with the war
coming to us every day from the northwest.
The Cincinnati Commercial, Of the 3lst ultimo.
makes mention Of {" reasonable secret society +"
which has recently been discovered and exposed
in Indiana, the object Of which Is stated TO be
" 10 oppose the war and resist the collector of
taxes" The Commercial observes, in a very
complimentary style, thst the flight of that
meanest of Indiana traitors, John q. Davis, 70
Secossis is supposed 20 have been occasioned by
hi knowledge that his treaehery would soon be
made m%euifest, and that he had TO take his choice
between Richmond and Fort Warren"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

~ Ga Monday last a schooner was chased
in sight Of Galveston by the Sam Houston and
two Of tie enemy's launches, and the schooner
was finally overhsuied and captured about 5 A.
~, and row lies as a prize in company with the
Santee, ths Sam Houston aud another Of the
enemy's schooners, name not known, that also
first made her appearance yesterday.
Ne learn from a sloop that came into Calves
ton on Sunday morning from New Orleans, that
she sailed in company with the above schooner
bound eastward, and both loaded With tobacco.
They were separated in a storm on Friday last,
and the sloop was considerably damaged, and
was sailing under her iury-mast when she came
in, escaping the blockaders-GatsestoR Neos,
Jsn. IA.
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THE GREAT
INDIAN
nnrn0rn-nrn rrrn.r

mERW M
BLOOD SEZRCHER!
NOR DE smoval ard Pernzoeut eslre q ~ Eseass
L ahslaE FROM An Impure ststs Of III hiopd WI
MERCURIAL AND SYPHILTIC TAIETS.
10 ell thsir different forms and stses5
UIcerS, ErzpfiOas. Pjmpss. Nssies Os Stia Boxes,
HoeAoS. B0Ls, Sead He'd.
And The entire el~-s OF complaints eGused BY az myers
state Of The BLOOD.
g. iBgars5ly cures RAeumafIzh Lger Complaints.
General ard nervous debility. InAanlzarioa q ~
Bowels ard is psrileuiedy recommsndsd fr an
distractions te which ivnleies sre liable. n Il nafuFfs
-rn co mstc 10 brings the young emale'a firm 70 per-
tertlou. giving richness 70 the blood and sigur % ne
qsrvss, caH ins heslth sad happiness 70 spptse IN ire
t5wn est and Snhdnsd eve. the roy bloom u hsanh
to beauiiiy The fadtd cheek.
Prizes per bottle or three bo-ties for -. ana
forwarded ~ express - al pats Of she Confedvfsts
Sta es, ON r-cfiot of pric--
IOTfER 81 Ne IRWIN. Pnp kfors.
Is Irfefson street uea P0st ONE
s ia r. all > ug Stores 10 tia COnasdcrae Ssstes.
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give copy tbe following from the sSlms
cAi.54

We copy the following rom the Selma
satiads
We leaTa a contract has been entered into
smong responsible parties 10 construct the rail-
fosd between Selma sad Montgomery, and that
) lsrge member Of hands VIII be engaged on It
n a few days. C0mple.e arrangements have
been made fox rails 70 put tie road in running
order al once The work, ne learn, Is TO com
mence both ct Montgomery aud on the s0uth
side Of the river atSelma a. the same time.
Never have We seen 20 faToasble e prospect
for a large grain crop As We see al through The
country Every planter we have yet talked
with informs Us Of the quantities Of small grain
sowed. This immense sm0uut Of grsiu was
sowsd early, and the season has bees mild and
remarkably favorable, p much 50 that now tie
wheat crop could not BE- injured by shy cold
weather ever seen IN this country. Were We 80
-sisy thsL ons-sixth Of the open land ia Alabama
has been sowed ID wheat the past fall, we Do not
believe We shouid be far wrong.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

NEGRO S~ALE-ThOse in want Of a trusty
servant would do well TO attend the sale at the Arcade
this morning at ten o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18
MARRIED..

On the mornipe Of the I5h instant By Rev. James
Holmes. 81. n OWN TO Mss L. a. UpCHrRcH. al
Of Upton county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

"THR SoUTmaRs A9krmLY."-Tbs Mont
gomery Adesrtssr pays tho Sonbsra Honday
TIE following compliment:
The January number of this valuable periodi-
cal, published at Memphis, Tenn-. by Messrs.
Hutton & FreIgb, has reached Us, aud we have
no hesitation in saying that Il Is superior in
every respect % any Of lis predecessors. II i'm
proves with every number, aud ne doubt not
viii soon I'll the place IL the south, formerly oe-
eupiei BY tie trashy literature 80 Of Boston and
New York.
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Tnl IlPUDENr YAsks. Mobile Aa

TIE lAPUDENT lANks. The Mobile ID
r~ersiseT md Register has the following
Tie Yankee prisoners 10 New Orleans have
had toe iasuderable impudenee 70 address & sort
o. protest 70 Gen Palfrey against the reasonabiy
street conditions Of their confinement, in which
occurs tie following paragraph;
"Siuc our confinement not even the ladies Of
New Oh SOS have been permitted to visit Us, to
sympatAls with o., and TO weep over Cur mis-
leridnes
Is it possible that these ragsmufhn and cow
aSdly b~lackguards, who we've captured fyine
fom the soil Of the South which they had in
vsded " ia The most ruthless intents Of slaughter
and mFne, 70 the slogan of " Booty and
Beauty. is it possible that they are so ignorant
OF their deserts and Of the character Of southern
women IS 70 believe that, If not prevented, " the
ladies OF New Orleans would visit" and ''sym-
pathize' with them, their loathsome enemies,
and 'weep over the misfortanes' which are only
to be deplored in that they fall short Of what is
deserved by the seuryy victims OF wars retHbu-
ton
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

p S.eambostmeu should bear in mind toe
sale Of wrecked boa; uMs morning. AZ The Arcade 7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

A court martial was convened on Saturday
last for The trial Of officers against whom charges
have been preferred for various ofenses-Etrh-
nonS DisFstch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

RENEMBER.-The great miscellaneous sale Of
preserves, peach brandy, Holland gin, Bourbon whisky,
champagne, clocks. harness, Linen, furniture, empty bot
lies, fruit cans, spring and hair mattresses blankets,
e~roekery, stoves. musical Instruments, sewing machines
and rAas HO,s, 70 take place to-day at the popular auction
store Of Gdbert q Co, Second street corner OF Madison.
Those desiring 10 invest, would 10 wen 70 call. with
theIr small change a, 10 o'clock BE paneiua to the
hour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

CORRECTED HY T. n. AvERY, CASHIER o. rag aaF.
go sA}LNsS EsTTTUTr0s, MADISON sTRKrF.
BanksL3e Tennessee Money being The sssoia-a
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Il P~AssHoRR,
Preztisuf Il g

". Il. FlssN0RE-Sr PssmIt me- Ia hhA Of NE
inmates Of tho General Hospital. through you, % r~-ara
their gratefui acknowledgement % the kind isdia ard
rha ssS-sied on se occasiOn. FOR the prooee1s
Of the classic entertainments given for their benedt Ar
their heartf~t gratitude and the bezt wishes o. yosE
bread. T. 81. KILLER Sur-eon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

BOWLING GREEN HOsPTTAL-On Change
yesterday W. b. Miller, Esq, had a subscription paper
for the Military Hospital At Bowling Green. to which q
number o; nGnes were signed by various merchants, to
the amount Of SJI5 The paper will in The Merchants
Exchange Chamber Tor two or three days Nj. Van Blu
ren, Just down from Bowling Greeu, states that the pa
dents in the hospital are suffering for the want Of many
necessaries and comforts. Sheets, pillows, pllow-easesi
drawers, socks, nurses, and wssheTvFomen, are III want
ed lie gave what assistance be could, snd has come
down TO make the wants Of the soldiers there known.
lie win take charge Of any contributions left at the Mer
chants Exehanse for tie sick soldiers, and there arr
many Of them.
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Il - Bal.Inoa -. j d

~ NUIUENT-IU9 DaIllWVT8 oJN1H- q o IaIe
dare, has the following:
Several OF the kind %clergyIneR Of Boston have
recently been s~oicitOus fT The spiritual welfare
Of the political prisoners confined II Fort War
rem, and accordingly made propositions 70 appear
before them feTtbe purpose Of rendering religious
consolation The genilemen addressed accepted
The tender Eith becoming gratitude, sDd deputed
one Of their number 70 make an appropriate
y~esponse-Wh5ch was is this wise;
Thanks were returned for the oieT made, and
one Of the ciergymeu wac requested 70 preach
on the ensuing Sabbath q discourse hon the
following text:
Acts Of The Apostles, Ga ky, y. q: "FoF Il
usemeth to me unreasonable 70 send a prisoner
snd not witiai TO signify the crimes laid against
him"
II is needless To say, that ihe spiritual conso-
laiion was not afforded aad the sermon Not
preached
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

FUBNiSHED IRON TIE NEECaASTs DcHAssE
PEIDGT EgKs1ys. Junpay Il.
CorTON-sales Is ba= A. Sc aud I a. T4e. Re
eeiyed p bales In transit; sAlPpei 80 6ale-
ToBACCO-NothLng reported today. We soalans
70 gaotS namiasly
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.
moilos H46 -
! . ga
cd
ssr 6l@c IL
: -
CbNes and 6J
FLOUR-Beeeiyed IOog hdz and g7 seeks There
Fas a better demand. with sale= Of lsl bas. extra super
At s3Oo, 81 saperat g - aad Is ext,a al sioo.
WHEAT-rhere was q EIr demand today. snd sls,
IF 400 bushels prime. in tire lots. az sL9 1000 %. -
sL6); $50 % sl.Ga and 100 d.. ~ sLeo-an Iaaudinz
SACKS; and 30 fair at $40; 10 do a. SLao, AID 100
Inferior ST sLCo, saess rrtnuaeL.
0ATs-Saics ls1 bushels af9-e Received 40 ba
CORN-ycc Hshs receipts SNAIL salos % ats.s -
7561sc
RYE-Sales g01 bushels choice q sL.a
HAY-BEAE-Nothing Of moment reported
BULK &l.Ars-000 rs bog nuud SD a. Se sBd
1000 20. heals Et &c.
sUGAR-Rsoeiyed co hhis a rprnG ~ q l9
hadA sold al g at st@ n AZ 5d5s4e. aod %
clarified at 7fle.
AoLAsszs-5@ brx received sal4 he sN 49,
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SisnPbi. end Columbus C. $ Maj Lias.

Memphis end Columbus c. s Maj Lias.
Leaves every Tuesday AID SATURDAY 4sR.M i.
TIE dee 70 =eogsr packet KgH- ~
4 TUCkY, L5slEiek master, VII leGvs lR
a. abogs fc Columbus and iniennedna te
goiDS. Per height Or Passase apply On
board. OF g. J c EcNASU6,
isl5im y Fu-t Rev.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

A THHELY fIBI1CATfDN-Ibe LONDON Her
cid, Of Decembsg Oh, says
This day Is published, price Is The South,
is Products. Commerce, and Resources, By Col
Thomas JordoD, acknowledgement % AajoT-5en-
Potomac: W5lGcm BlAckwocd g. Sons, Edin-
surg. and s. PsternosteE T0W, London"
ca. Jordcn Is among she most intelligent and
ACCOMPLISHED officers IL the Confederate service,
and we have no doubt that, 10 this pamphlet, be
bss done his work well. Apihing could be NOR
timsly than is pubipsHen
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.
Foo white and Back Rivers.


Foo White and Back Rivers.
THE 6as pss-ef gr -tsa1-r CAS- NaAA
L BRIDGE. Williams. master, Rsvet 3
tor Focaaopt4s, JarksOnport. aHi Ia sc ~
med se isnd-1ss "a SATURDAY. lsfAA
IsIs-it JAS /. BoUnSR q o As %.
For S-~ OIleaas-
TUE soladd passenger paess; FERD
L KENNETT. CHp. Bdehy, caves a. ~
tbovs MONDAY 81h Inst, IS 3f 4 -
For freight or ptrage Eppiy On bo~rd. o. 20
slea- LARRY HtRASTAD. AReas
For Columbus.
TINS rLeudt pas-eHEer steamer
JUDGE FLETCHER SmfA ua- s
teT, wi leave for he above and iht-F ~
mediate pciu'- S~ATUkDAY, Irth nat, 2
at5r. LARRY HARA3TAD.
iI3e Ars.
q. :. NaH Line
For Des Arr Augusta and J.eksur port
TTIE passenger packet SAN HALg, "
2. r. scot. bls-1er. win lrays ~ s--5V~ W%1fsf
On SATURDAY. Isth instant. ~ : ? H. $50
For frel sat Or passage apply On boarl, oe 70
iars-1 r HARNSrAD As~rt
For New Orleans.
'TEIE rsc--c- NARY EEESE COX.
Il cry. raster will bave % above on AAk7
U y lsth instant, q 5P Il -
FoF freight or passage apply On 5aara. or 70
ia Tn ELLIOTT 4 VTNSON Asats
Por New O-iieaz-Through IN % Hour.
I'VE fat passenger sseamsf NARY g. $50
L KEEAE, Richardson, master. leaves Z~
~ above on SATURDAY, l6gh Instant ats ?. y
jsl99' No 2 nadtOn stree
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o,piraI-Corre.poadeuoe.

The General Hospiial-COrrespoadeuee.
hFHPars. Tenn. JaaaaEy "A. ISL
DR. kELLER-SiT: Enclosed you viii find
the proceed Of che recent dramatic exhibition Hveu 81
me New d,uphL thsater FOR the benefit Of the deBerai
IospiM "leh you VIII please accept sad apply q ~
your Judgment 1uay detate.
Very respectfully.
". Il PAssHoRR,
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JOB PRTNTING
ureprED VIII

ExEcUTED WITH
~E4FRESs .S.VD IP1reH.
AT q
APPEAL JOB OFFICE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

FoURTH WARD C~0HPANY-The following
named members Of the Fourth ward company are ~
que7ed 70 meet at tbe Mayors Office on Saturday even
Ina. Jlnapry ls. 10 complete the orsaaizad n. A prompt
Attendance Il r-1u4Eted An ForTE Captain.
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C|0MHERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORT or rHK MAaAKF.
80 80. g y 81.

rUEsisann raoz Fas ~sEEeaAsrs ueaAss<
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nRnpBIs ToR4cro
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CoTT0N-Sales Is ba= st SC. aud I a. TIE. Re
'eived p bales. In transit: sAlPpei 80 baleN
TOBACCO-No,hlng reported today. We soalans
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

The rebels have placed great dependence
upon the steamer MerrimaG which they
have iron-plsted ct Norfolk, intending to
whip all our feet at Hampton Roads with
her. Il appears that she is after ell fail
uFe- The Norfolk Day Book, having Sc
vsrely lectured the rebel papers which in
judioiOusly disclosed the fact, says:
The facts thsn are briefly ss follows.
The eslCulation in the displacement Of the
ship Was erroneous, and il we are correet-
ly informed, the error was ocoasioned by
the incessant alterations made by the Blu.
reau Of Construction in Richmond.
The error, which we believe 70 be one Of
considerably more than two hundred tons,
Was discovered when the ship was hoated,
and to that fact is to be attributed her de.
tention in deck. The chief subject, how.
ever, Of regret occurred in this connection,
for when she Was showed up again, il ap.
pears she caught upon the blocks and re.
oeiVed q considerable strain. In eonse.
quenoe Of this some parts Of her machinery
haEs been taken out, quantity Of dead
wood viii have 10 be introduced 70 prevent
the tendency to 'hOg" thus Unexpectedly
developed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15
s.PlercInr he Cenrre.,,

The two divisions of our armies which are
under the command of Generals Burnside
and BueI bid fair to accomplish Nspoleon's
great strstegic feat of ''piercing the enemy's
centre" BY pushing forward through Eastern
Tennessee and North Carolina to effect a
junction of their forces and thereby divide
the rsbeIlious States in two. The rebel pa
pe-s are commenting upon the dangers of
this, and giving their military leaders warn
ing that if this is allowed to be done, it will
be q vital blow to their cause. The Memphis
Appeal says that there Is but little doubt that
q column of 10000 men from Kentucky and
q like number from the Carolina coast could
thus pierce their centre and find in the Union
sentiment in Eastern Tennessee, much aid
and comfort in so doing. This was written
before the captur, Of Fort Henry and the
subsequent advance up the Tennessee to Al
ALBANIA, which viii still further awaken the
rebels to this imminent danger. The re-
ported evacuation of Bowling Green is doubt.
less with a view to prevent being thus en-
trapped.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

Ethan Allen Hitohcock is a native Of \

Ethan Allen Hitchcock is q native of YER
mont. BE was cadet In 1914; graduated
add becdme Third Lieutanant 81 ARTILLERY on
tAe l7th Of July, 1917 was promoted to
Second Lieutenant II the Eight Regiment
Of United State1 Infantry, in Febtuary, 1915,
Wa promoted to First Lieutenant in OctO-
Der Of the same year; was Adjutant OF bis
regiment from the year 1913 to 1921 was
transferred 70 the First Regiment Of Infan-
try in 1921; was promoted to the rank of
Captain in December, 1924; was Instructor
sf Infantry Tactics and Gommandant of Ca
dets In the Military Academy, from March,
1923, to june 1888; was promoted b the
rank Of Major Of the Eighth Regiment Of In
fanrY July Tth, 1888, and to the rank Of
Lieutenant Colonel of the Third Regiment
OF In antry, Jan 3lsS 1912; was acting In
spector General In Gen. SCOTS army in
Mexico In the years ls47 and '4s. he 10
ceived the rank Of Brevet Colonel for gall
liant and maritorious conduct in the battles Of
Oontreras and Churubusco, the goth dag Of
August ls47 again brevstted BrigsdieE
General, for gallant cond0Ct at Ri MOrino
del Rey, Sept. 9th, 1s47; became Colonel
Of the Second Regiment Of Infantry, April
18th, 1851,
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Our Specials

We occasionally receive a special dispatch
ErU1a warrington IN the afsesR00ni bat tOO
late foF our evening edition. For instance,
tie 6rst dispatch in the special column this
morning, was received yesterday ct 4 o'clock
Pm. The Plain Dealer, after careful search
through our specials Of the past three weeks,
has discovered ono sobiay dispatch which
We published after the regular report had
given Che same news. The one it quotes
Wa5 received in the afternoon Of Thursday,
hatnOt published until yesterday morning,
for the above reason. It came upon the
aans afternoon IS the regular report, but a
.1ittle TOO late for use that day. For one such
cases however, there are score where we
anticipate the regular report by ten and
twelve hOurs, as we have abundantly proved
heretofore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

A caucus was held at Columbus on Thurs
day evening, Is q sort Of preliminary Sana-
torial nesting. Fifiy-nine members ol
tie House wors present. and slirteen absent,
rsosi Of whom were ont e ths city. TWens
ty.ons Senators were present and Eve absent
Senator Hitchcock, Of Gsauga, moved that
a Senator be elected this winter. A discus
sion followed, regarding the policy Of an
election this winter and an adjourned ses-
zion.
Mr.. Egsleston moved to postpone the sub
ject until the second Monday In March
Lost.
|. q Mr.. Smith, Of Clinton, offered a substitute,
fixing Convention tor the nomination Of q
Senator for Feb. lsth, and moved that all
other resolutions be tabled. The motion wa
carried, taking other resolutions with it,
Mr.. Robson moved substitute that the
Caucus agree that the Convention for ar
election be held one week from to-day.
Mr.. Robson did not intend TO violate th'
Constitution or his feslty to his brethren Al
a Union man, There was q little trouble
brewing, and he wanted to put the devil be-
hind him.
Mr.. AcOlung moved an adjOurnmsnt.-
Oarried-4l 10 ss
The inference from the several votes 4
that the majority Of the Union members "A
vor an election this winter.