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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
p From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
nIr. Coz and the COMMERCIAL.

The Commercial makes this ground OF great
objection to the Hon. 8. s. Cox. 1t says:
ion the 29lh of July, 1861. Mr.. Cox intro.
duced inio the House serIes Of resolutions,
the pth Of which was proposition that COM
mittee Of one from each State should be ap-
pointed, who should report ct the next session
such amendments TO the Constitution of the
United States as should assusge all griev-
ances"
What crime it is to attempt to 90 arrange
matleis, that the South would return to the Un-
ion or "assuage all grievances" between It and
the North! The Commercial does not want, we
presume, the South 10 return to the Union
Only three months before Mr.. Cox introduced
these resolutions, It's platform was as follows; 2
: From the Cincinnati Commercial, March. issl.l 2
4 eve are not In favor of bleckading the
Southern coasts We are not In favor Of re-
taking BY force the property of the United States
now 10 possession Of the Seceders. We would
recognise the existence Of q Government form
ed OF all the slaveholdiDg States, aud attempt
TO cultivate amicable relations with H." g. +
( The papes which would let the South 90 out
OF the Union in March, 1861, fnds fault With
Mr. Cox for desiRing to get 1t back 10 July, 1861.
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The ArsenaI Asain.

The Jouyssl emits statement which u must
take back OF prove. Itssys: ' : I, .
Another circumstances also tends 70 revive in
tsYest in the matter, and that ls, that Mr.. Cox
10 wotking, just before The election, to convince
the.p1blio that he 10 "fhs man who did IT," We
understand that he circulates o private circular
among workingmen and others interested In the
matter, 70 convince them that he was the "cap
tain'f Of shat whole business, and without him
Columbus would have had no United States Ar
ssnsI. We'll, we have heard some men Of loose
notIous ON ethics say that all things are fair Ia
var and polIhcs, bus this last dodge will
stfsin even that gum-slastic doctrine, b q y
/. Mr.. Cor did, IN connection .nish Gov. DrHnI,
sor, urse, so@s months ego. Gen. BuckIsoaAas's
Appoitfmspt 70 have ib5l AssSnei promptly 10
ssssdl I he wanted y bsggp'thensg Bnt Cen B.
could not be spared from Washington. Ffe-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
Another Letter from Hon John J
+ Crittenden.

CKttSon0ens
We are Indebted TO Hon. SAMUEL 8. Cox ior
permission to make the following interesting
extracts from q letter which be has just received
from Hon. john J. CRrTrENDEs, the illustrlout
statesman and patriot Of Kentucky: -t
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 7ih, 1862
Hos s. 8. Co1-My Dear Sir:
q . -
Be assured that we duly appreciate these acts
Of favor and friendship, and which, under other
circumstances, we should have availed our
selves Of. But soon after we were driven from
our home ut Frankfort, my wife went on to St.
Louis, at my urgent request, to visit her sisser
and daughter, who both reside there. The ex.
citements and alarms which PREVAILED here, 4
was afraid would be Injurious 10 her In her im-
paired state of health. fUsz -s1.s u
For myself, could not leave Kentucky In her
present troubles and perils. These very trou..
bles and perils seem to bind me 10 the spot, and
10 force me to stsy, II for no other purpose than
sharing 10 them. Though can give little or
no aid as q combatant, have still hoped to be
able 10 render some service 10 our country By
INV presence, my counsel, and my exhortations.
This will explain to you why remain here.
II II unite probable that deceive myself ae 10
any good Icss do, and that it is Q vain idea or
sentiment which keeps me In Kentucky. Bot
here Ian, and shall be till the present crisis is
over. Our army under Buell. is now In pursuit
Of Bragg, and pressing hard upon bis retreating |
forces, A battle cannot be evaded for moro
than very few days, and have not . doubt
but that victory will be on onf side. sd-
FOR PUBLIC EVEN MORE THAN FOR
PERSONAL CONSIDERATIONS, l FEEL
AN EARNEST SOLICITUDE ABOUT
YOUE REELECTION TO CONGRESS,
AND ABOUT THE GENERAL RESULT
OF fHE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
SOoHsTO TAKE PLACE IN OHIO. IFl
THAN RESULT BE FAVORABLE To-
THE EXTREME ABOLITION POLICY
OF TIE PRESENT CONGRESS, THEN II
FEAR TO LOOK FORWARD TO THE
ISSUES OF THIS BLOODY WAR. It'll
Is PAINFUL TO CONTEMPLATE THE
PROSPECT BEFORE US. dss -
Please give me the earliest information Of
the result of your election ss't1
81 - - $50 -
Believe me TO be your friend, etc etc,
ttT -s ao'-H 10 J, j. J.>CRITTENDEN.
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~. Cri,tsnden,s Indorsement OF y.
Ss Cox.

DE PLEAsED. ALSO, TO GIVE TO MR. cox MI
usARrIRsT AND BEST Wishes FOB his RE
ELEorIoN TO CONGRESS. HAVE HAD Mf
pREJuDIoEs AGAINST HIN, BUT BE ovRRoAAE
THEM ENTIRELY BY HIs CONDUCT AND COURSE
IN THE PaEsENr CONGRESS. HIS COURSE. IN
MY OPINION, WAS JuDIcIoUs, INTELLIGENT
AND PATRIOTIC, OPPOSING STEADILY THAT
ABOLITION POLICY WHICH SOUGHT TO CONVERT
THIS HOLY WAR FOR THE DKEENsE OF THE
GOVERNMENT AND THE UNION, INTO MERE
AUrI-sLAvERY PARTY wAR-A POLICY cALou.
lated TO PRoL0Na AND BMBITTER THIS
uI0opY wAR-wITHoUT DOING ANY GOOD TO
TEE WHITE OR TO THE BLACK MAN.
IT'S FoRTHE COUNTRY TO DECIDE wHErHkH
sUoH A POLICY sHALL PREVAIL. 1T Is FOB
HIS OPPOSITION TO 1T THAT FEEL soLlol-
tube FOR THE ELECTION OF Mr.. COX.
j. cRITTEEDRN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

EIt Is curious subject of speculation on
which we Wish some metereologist or weather
sage would throw little light-wby It 10 that
so many attempts have been made of late to
favor US in this vicinity with little rain,
which have all proved nearly or quite abortivs;
and why /: is that We hear Of copious rains at
the North and the West, while Columbus and
che region round about is doomed to 60 dryY
Can anybody tell the cause of all this2 Per.
haps If he can, he can also tell how and when
the war will end. ifti -'f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

MOviSa OF TRooPs.-Five companies of the
ll5sh Ohio arrived yesterday at Camp Chase,
where they are assigned for guard duty.
Twenty-Five recruits from Monroeville passed
here yesterday on their way to join the 49.h
Ohio, now in Kentucky. s.
Some seventy-6ve recruits left for Washing
ton yesterday, to join the 56th Ohio.
The 1921 Ohio, Col. Ball, now at Camp zanes-
vile, expects to receive marching orders in q
few days for the seat of war, via Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

UThe heated October term gave way yes
terdsy and last night to something like "cOld
snap" We think some of the soldiers 10
camps, not hundred miles from Columbus,
who are without overcoats or blankets, must
have had rather on uncomfortable night Of Il.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
The Jourhal a Disunlon Paper.

The Ohio STATE Jousnalis ihe central organ
Of Abolition .Disunloniam In Ohio. Ii Is one Of
the most blatant Of all the papers belonging to
that political school 10 denouncing and stigma
{ zlng Democrats as "secessionists, )" "rebel.
sympathiEeFs," and ORATORS" 1t supports
now what II calls "Union" ticket, which, by
the way, is made up of it' class of politicians,
who will be voted for by all the echoes and
followers Of GIDDIKcs, GREELEY and WENDELL
PHILLIPs. The Journal Is a beautiful "Union''
paper, with the following Dlsunion Platform,
which We extract from one of Its editorial
articles: t-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

MUCH FOR LIrTLE.v-f you wish to restore
and keep healthy and haadsoms condition of
the Gums and Teeth, with the least expense,
and the greatest satisfaction follow the advice
of thousands who have tried II. and use HuD.
SONS UNRivALED TooTH PASTE. You will find
i at Studer's, samuers Marple's, Schueller's,
Fisk q RidgeWsy's, Wilson's, Denig & Sons,
Schaub's, and at good Druggists generally. N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

AMUsINe. - The editor of the Columbus
Gazette, in bis issue of this week, csmea to the
rescue OF ofville Case, in an astonishingly Wig
orous manner! Now, the reader will be amused
when we state, that that same editor has pitch.
ed into Mr.. Case in our presence with more oim
than "any other man" "T0 lHt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
PROCLAMATION.

THE QUALIFIED VOTE n D OF
4 Fpnklin county are hereby notnedto meet a. their
usual places Of holding elections In their respective
townships and wards, on the
Second Tuesday Of October, a. D. 1862,
being the 18th day Of the month"; and vote for the fol-
lowing officers, to Wit zone Supreme Judge one Score
tary Of State, for the term Of two yeara, Attorney
General, school Commissioner, one member OF the
Board Of Public Works, one member Of Congress for
the District composed Of the counties OF franklin,
Madison Greene and Clarke, one CLERK Of the Courts,
one Prosecuting Attorney, Commissioner one ooun
ty Surveyor, and one Innrmary Directory The Trus.
tees Of the several townshps are required TO return to
the CLERK Of the Court the names Of the following
number Of Jurors:
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From the Cincinnati ENQUIRER.

" IFrom the UIncinnaH EnquiFer.
The Necessity for a Change I'm the
Admir,istratiOn-A STRIKING Appeal
60 the Pockets OF the People.
When the Republicans succeeded In 1860,
they promised the people, and especially the
laboring men, that they would give them much
"better times" than they enjoyed under DEM
ing living we're to b0 greatly improved. The
way In which they have fulfilled their promises
is shown in the following table of prices Of ar
ticles that every man has to consume. The
table is taken from the New York commercial
papers. Read IL: ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

FLAT CONTRADICTION The Cincinnati Ga
sette says: irdt iF .tal"
We assert knowingly that the application for
the restoration Of Buell. is an utter misrepre.
sentation of the loyal sentiments of Kentucky.
Per contra, the Louisville Journal reloins:
We assert moro knowingly that II is q faith.
iui representation Of the loyal sentiment of
Kentucky.
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MI99TNa.

A DEAF AND DUMB B0Y, ABOUT
n twelve years Of age, went BY the o. q. =, r. to
Cleveland on the 18th ut. He 10 small for his age,
ct and pants, and black felt hat the initials Of his
name, II. D., being marked upon his clothing He has
been passing from one station to anotker on different
railroads. and was seen as Alliance on ihe 18th uit
Information 90 70 where he may be found viii be
thankfully received BY the superintendent Of the Ins
Columbus, 0et.7, 1853 -dkwt. ~ w ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

THE following is tho Ohio State JouTnaps
platform as to negro equality. It is copied from
that paper:
Az far as the right of suffrage, or any other
right Of citizenship 10 concerned he (the negrol
should BE- placed on an quality With the ress Of
mankind. lhisi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

CONNECTION. Gays it is mistake to
say that the President has proclaimed the email
cIpa,ion of the slaves of the rebel States. He
has only proclaimed bis intention to proclaim.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

UVan Amburgh's elephant Hannibal, re-
Gently at Caldwell, Noble county, killed crazy
man who was irritating him in the absence of
bis keeper.
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TO MARRIED MEM,

Or ThOso Contemplating MaffiaRo.
THE undersigned will siveinfonuaton on very ta-
~ssttns and important subject, which will be valu.
ed than thousand timesih cost By every married
couple Of any age condition In Life. Tho Information
will be sent BY mall TO any address ON the rsospt Of ss
oents (sRosr) and one rcd stamp.
All lstten should be addressed to
a. B. NORRIS, N. D.
OOt3l-iyStawdtw Boston, Mag
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Democratic State Ticket

Judge Of the Supreme Court,
ROFUs T. RANNEY, of cuyahoga'
Seerdary Of State,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG, Of Seneca
Attorney gsneTai.
LYMAN R, CRITCHFIELD, Of Hcimes
School CommissioRsy, :,
cHAs. W H. CATHCART, Of Montgomery
Member of The Board Of Pubic W'rs''
JAMES GAMBLE, Of Coshocton-
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Bachelors Hair DyeI
THE BEST IN THE WOhLD.

THE BEST IN IhE WVhLD.
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRB celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to 10 distinguished from nature
warranted not to lpjure the Hair In the isast remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes and nvigorates The Har for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR iniiantiy turns
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold BY all Druggists, stc
III The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHB-
LoR, on Gao four sidss of each 5oe.
FACTORY Ne. 81 Barclay Ssreot,
date 933 Broadway and 10 Bond Btrest,)
msy29-dawly td NEW YORK.
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Local M at ters.

1.-THE DAILY OHIO STATEsMAN is for sale
every morning at the Periodical Store of J. H.
Studer, No. II East State street. u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

U- Prisoners from Western Virginia continue
to arrive. A long row of them wended their
way to Camp Chase on Thursday. D. Nr1
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THE JovRNAL's DIavsIoN FLAr.oRn.

It Is Heterogeneous Union which has gone
to the country to be passed on, and which fall.
Ing further to eubserve the ends of its creation,
is about TO be cast aside, like the body which
an immortal sonl has worn out and thrown off,
TO seek new and more lasting tenement =,
Politicians and dotards may gabble and weep
tears Of imbeoility over the breaking up Of an
unnatural compact, but reason, justice and hu
manity iDilL gladly accept IL a. one of those cheer
ing eutdencss that Providence 10 iDoskino good 10
the creatures Of earth through hspYscess Of epents
The Africanized people Of tho South have
precipitated work which we believe adyanc-
ing civilization and the teachings Of Christian-
ity would have, ere long, demanded at the
hands Of the free people Of the North. The
completely with the barbarism Of slavery,
which the latter have had forced upon them by
the Union, has become more burdensome every
year, and must have been thrown of volunta-
rily before the lapse Of many years. The Union
has done nothing in reality for Freedom. Its
legislation hss all been in favor Of slavery,
when required to decide differences between
these antipodes Then, Why should freemen
deplore the loss Of the Union7 Separate peace
full exstences Of the sections are preferable 10
q Union which is d'ssatisfactory to one, and
which retsrds the progress Of the other.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

1.-THE next term of the United States Cir.
cult Court as Cleveland commences November
1lth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

O An Ohio paper thinks that Buell. will
scratch the out of Bragg's name, and make q
big thing Of 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

scurvy ana ScrOfuiOus Eruptions
WILSON cover the bodies Of those brave men who arc
fighting their count battles, Night air. bad food and
dsnohug rains will mako sad havoc with the strongest
therefore let eyery man supply himself with H0L
L0WAY's OINTMENT, II 10 . certain cure for overT
kind Of skin disease. Only 25 cents per box. 2i5
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FOH CONGREss,
SAMUEL 8. cox
OF FRANKLIN. r,.
Democratic County Ticket,

For Clerk Of Courts,
THOMAS 8. SHEPARD.
Prosessdias Attorney,
MILTON H. MANN.
Gommissi0asJ,
JAMES W. BARBEE'
County Surveyor,
URIAH LATHRoP.
Infymary Director,
FREDERICK BECK.
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FACULTY.:

1908. ----- .------- - - ~
FACULTY.: N "
g. M. SMITH, M. De- Professor Of Theory and Practice.
FRANCIS CARTER, NJ D., Professor OF 0bstetIics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
JOHN DAWSON, NJ. D, Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
J.. W. HAMILTON. N. D., Professor Of Surgery.
STARTLING LOVING, NJ. D., Professor Of Msteria Med
lea and Therapeutics.
THE0. q. W0RMLEY, N. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Toxlcology.
D. HALDEMAE, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed to g.: NJ.
SMITH, III. o., Dean Of The Faculty.
oct 7-dl0t&w2w.
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100000 Male or Female Agents

UUUVUU MulO vi ROululV ASOnIo
LLoYD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
CoLoRED MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, CANADAS AND
NEW BRUNSWICK.
THRoM RECENT SURVEYS, COMPLETED AUG.
II TO- 1861 cost 10000 to engrave It and one years
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Cotton Or
Mitchell, and sells at the low price Of fifty cents SOoOo
names are engraved on this map.
It 10 not only county map, but It alsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and canadas combined in one,
giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man % to o. per day, and
will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed Instructions how 10 CANVASS we'll, furn,hed
wanted-Wholesale Agents for our Maps In every
State, California, Osnads, England France and Cuba.
fortune NAV be made With few hundred dollars cap
''' 1'' J. T. LLOYD,
1854 Broadway, New York.
The War Depart uses our Map Of Virginia, Mary
"a lana
Wlliamsport Ferry, Rohrergville hollands Ford, and
all others the Potomac and every other place In Ma
rysnd, Virginia, and Pennsyvana, or money refunded
LLoYD's TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF
KENTUCKY, OHIO, INDIANA AND
ILLINOIS,
M the only authority for General Buell. and the War De-
partment Money unded to any one finding an error
10 It. Price so cents. .-
E-It From the Tribune, Aug 2. So u. I. r
LLoYD's MAJ OF VIRahIk, MARYLAND AND PKNEsyLyA.
MA The map very large; s cost Is but 70 cents and
IL 10 the beet Sohtch can DO pnrchdssd
LLoYD's GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
From Actual Surveysby Oapts. Bart and Wm. Bowen,
Mississippi River Pilots Of b. Louis Mo-, shows every
mans plantation and owners name from st. Louis 70 the
Gulf Of Mexlco-l,a $50 miss-eyery sand'bar, island,
town, lsnding, and all places 80 miles back from the
rver-colored In counties and States Price, u In
sheets; S2 pocket FORM and $3.50 on linen, with roll
ers. Ready Sept. 20.
Navy DKpARTxENT, WAsnINeToN, Sept IL, 1867.
J.T. LLoYD-,Sir: Send me your Map Of the Missls
sipp River, with price per hundred copies Rear.Adm
raj oharls, a. Davis, commanding the Mississippi
squadron is authorized to purchase many as are ae
quired for us Of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLBs,
oct9-3t Secretary Of the Navy.
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Kemoved from his ola Office.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus o. has devoted himself for series Of years
TO the treatment Of certain private diseases. he may bs
consulted at his ooe Broadway near tho Exchange
Bank.
ianI0du
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

Laboring men know that Vhe price OF labor
has not advanced In anything like that proper
tion, and IL 10 therefore much harder to live
tnan u was under Democratic Administration
Spectators and capitalists make great profits
py this advance In prices, aad the laboring men
has to foot the bill. We think the people, With.
out distinction Of party, will agree that u change
In the next Congress can not be for tho worse.
but may bs for the better. All mus, 20 for
change.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
Very respectfully, yours,
@. N. GOULDING,

Captain and Quartermastsr.
1t Ia TO be hoped that the CaptAin's sudden
and miraculous conversion will be duly appre-
ciated in the right place, In manner at once
substantial and desirable
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.uENaTIONAL RLA1 roam.
purposes . 1-ne war.

cOuoar yor ssanIr rus sAaS yOIe. .,
os,nwTNa RusoLUTIoA, WHICH nftkssH IN. w. "
soeLoM ~ ~ INp ls THE TRUE srANDARp or LOYALTY
rSat the civil war has been iSrced
pon the country BY the ,S % Sovsr
@ .nS 10 arms around the Capital; that In this Ma.
,Ions emergency Congress, banshins oil feeling oi
acre passion and resentment vi rec rscoeS. 0n aua ~
'eV 1art b, duv spIrit OF 0presston, or FOR any
,,.,nos. OF oonqsisss or su6uQatioa o. PTpose of
or aterletao sOtn e rtgass sr sssao,
sess sha ,s,Drsdcv of tAs Costution, and 70
arSs.,.ns ~ Uic, tosH all tie dignity, eQidl!t dnd
~. ~ ~ seperdI Stats anizapatred ana thdt ae
ION az tsss oscts are dcccnplished tao 'oor oaon'
o10s0." +1a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attachment.

w the Peace OF Madison towu.
Geo. H. Dildne deendant) ship Franklin county Ohio.
ON THE RIRsT DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D., 1862,
~ said jaatce Issued order Of attachment 10 the
above action for the Of o2S 81 debt and probable
costs SlO co. The case cot for trial November AD,
1862, at 10 O'Clock, A. II.
oct 1l-w3W o. II. RRISbIE.
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Der. Since ths dalo Of ibis letter, be has been

Der. Since The date Of thls letter, he has been
in Washington! Il ID a. follows: Y
LrBSK PmsoN, RIcHMonD, Va, z
Sept. ls, 1852
DELR LAYMAH:-You have doubtless heard
that am an inmate of this delightful place, and
must say that the prospects are quite favorable
that shall remain here for some indefinite Pc
rlod. About all the enjoymept that can be de-
rived here 10 10 witnessing the elongated vlsages
aud ffnltless lamentations Of our Maine and
Massachusetts Abolltlonists, who started out to
free the "Irreprcssible Niger" They are de-
cidedly Of the opinion that they were on the
Drong track. I Wish I could be with you to
participate In the contest this fall, but trust
that the country has had enough Of the Radi-
Gals. and will "rally to the rescue" My com,
plimepts 10 all,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.

UP On this, oar natiOn'S 5irthday, zoo declare Z
eur Joes, ,oAo are rebels against e o.st blsresS
~ scsr,J,.I C,afsderacV that oar ndttOndt Consts
t.tion shall prerGa, and that tae Untoz suAscA asoT
an Iast,rs Internal pedce and ecferndt secsf1F y
s'nA STATE, npaIs and shd9 DO grssercea. ~, rY,.N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

u7 .7zs GsasydI commanding takes Nis occasion
rSa;nd s o6gcsTs and soldiers ne army tat zoo
.ars snoa0od IN pp0rtiaothe Consultation and Ldaos
or fhe Uaited Stotes, and In supprssstng feoenson
~. or Ta0ine repeH0e or slbju0dtton; tdt hb Z!
aot CONTEXT doainst populations, bat dodtnet er'ned
Soycss hat G u a st'uggie carried or soilan y.
~ IIaiSst DTiaciplts ka0acn 10 CATtstidn cso0ssa
tion." aro McnIHILAN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

us ynold thos tAis Goveyynent ecas made on tAe
,okEa 6osis' y SoAie men, for Ie beaeft Of schfs
irsa and their Yostsrity fo,egsr; nora,.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
6TATI0NKRY.
METALS, ETC.

-t BTATI0NERY,
The rise In foreign Stationery has been about 90 per
cent since the scarcity Of specie.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
STARTLING
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TJNHH SIXTEENTH SESSION OF, sTARLING MED
i I0AL COLLEGE will commences on THURSDAY,
the 23d ins and will continue until the h Of March,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25

lUANER A BURRIss, AuCIs,
dron Front Building. Governor ttreet)