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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-06

FUTURE BAYS.


FUTURE DAYS.
By Z. B. coox. AsA-
D ECEIvsR's SALE OF FQnErTuRE.
n. 40 AZ ACUTION-On THURSDAY,
s'a ins,. At 10 o'sloes VIII III. =: ny ssorr.
ture, EN- brec,oR-
Aarc:u
B.ds.eaa,.
WHaa at9 s6s.
ssdeboerJ,
Feather Reds
Mattresses,
Lounge
n large assor.Iento OF Eaduins,
f. !ot Of tifcioth,
Two fselor Stoves,
.jaa ST wIrg Machine &C to
s. lues tel "a the prop-rry Of LAWS Tudor
81 "''' ''' ssSssT =. BhooYE.
Receiver Sd rfs,rics.
e r. Coox, sucacp ser.
lmmedi.tsiy after which l VIII sell
c0pi~ces Can.on Mating, 4. o, and sA
sizo, iour eiegal.. D,s;s, &c.
any E p EO"H. ..uc',
NV 5 GNrN DiD. PlaNUs. ,i-H MAO.
g E'FI3tf tEf AEE, sc, "a ATCIIDN.
- TUES Az, i3th isst.n,, q. 20 o.i,os, !. nEu
sai; e. In st "a
FIVE apeodid PfA,-CS. 7,3a,arss Ia Rosewood
"a 90 In d. ~ VI der aud osn b Tsoe u mende5
u IeiiaS. instruments
Cle IT, g ia sent hAKP. mad. by tbs celebrated
Bwns, OF New YORK.
Af.er wl ich--
20 ets'ead,,
20 Bl.ssus
30 al az shack EetsYesssa
OF. S~s AID %
{ Father Beds,
WardrObr.
Sofas,
As w oo Sect Chs'rs.
~ CouateFp.2ss ,is's',, Pillows, &c.
IL F. x. q OK, Auc..
ON0P ~. At Il I.IU H., IN FRIDAY,
LUU Or last g. 20 oeio, h, VII s.ii a. the
-i.d-Ts e st.n!e-. bacou's Z :trt.r Branch zoo
cCaCemhe1 lCR En bT o,tero
'Arr, VIM. X WOOD @ ID.
z. r :'ooK arc'r mvs
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5y r. n. RkESEk, Ass:tcmaS.
ioGts<4 co--er 3Ita alc Gary stysst4.l

5UUSEiiOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
TUE FOR eAAE AT aUU' Ion
= ~ iia sold on Tfa u R>DAt moTnir & May
:, c, nIn enGinR IA ten o'csCcE, n, the residence
ut A!c VIM, :. Weei, (ubo is declining mona :.
aCepiug,} - Franklin, bstW -en 18Th end 9Th
streets, f.iI Oh HOsshold and ki.chsn Fur
ntthre, C0nsiat!rR III part e.
Velvet aid Rrusssls CaGpe Sofas, Arm
ChGirs IN lrbls top TAB e. mahogany Ward
robes, rosewood marble top Bureaus, rose
1vCod and walnut Bedsteads, rosewood and
walnut Buresus marble tops), rosewood,
mGhogeuy and vain ut WashstrG. s,wih mar
b. .cps, rosewood Hat Rack, mahogany Side
board. walnut Extension Dining Table, Fea-
,her Beds, Hair and ShEek Mattresses Hed.
IL. z, China, ant Glassware, &c.
Also, l very Il ne cooking Stove, (StewaTts J
nearly new, with the usual variety OF Kitchen
lGTnt urs,
TERMS.-Cash on delivery.
nr6 THDS W KELSEY, auet'r.
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HEADQUARTERS URDsAHos DEPaRrH'r,
Richmond, V&, March IS a. 1853
fNHlS DEPARTMENT l. UE>l 2uUS De
purchasing ARMS from these parties
having good double barrel shot Guns. sport
lag ri:ies or ANY hind o. &c aapOrs tcaF vii:
10 asetui il tas isi,:. These arms Will De
fairly appraised OH tbsir delivery in Rich-
Il ond, and payments will ne promptly made.
Agents here tofore collecting tate arms
for this Depar ment are requested to collect
and forward these private arHs a. promptly
a. possible. y. DlMMOOK,
NH Aft Col. OF OrdI ancs Of Virginia.
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by jas. II TAILOR + SON, A.cttosee@s.
SIX EuUSES AND LOTS, a, the corner Of
"a Hnyo and Broad streets. for sate at Ane.
tion- w. viii sell or THURSDAY, the sth
day Of May. 1852 on the premises. commend
iGg al Al o'ciCt h p. III ii ose SIX Brick Tcne.
ments situlted "t the corner OF Broad and
Mayo streets. This property is located In the
csptre Of business. and is now rentsc out to
good tenants TT fSir rents, Gnc 10 we'll adapted
fcI mcdera.s sizei families.
III zee SEEKING an investment would do we'll
to attend the sale.
and "a months fer negotiable notes. In tsrest
aided, ard securei by Irrs: deeds. The puy.
chs ser or purchasers TO pay the taxes and In.
sorahce fer 1883.
JAS. 81. TAYLOR SON,
myo Auctioneefs.
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"E1st = az Gtss'EH GksE-
DAYLY's HEAVY ARTILL.RY.-I
II will receive twenty more MER TO Com.
r1ete nv battery Of Heavy Artillery. Apply
OF FRANKLIN end 18Th streets. or ct the rem.
ee'T0a' Mt 100 Z ''H s a.; &: = t'' Ba2LY.
osp1a'n a q s.s'X.s Ar AI'1,l .,sry
Jos. 4 Williams, I'll L..
EEA5.Q't;- - s''': OF HIS ,:it'O,t
IlchcIord, Va H-rch II. l2a7.
EyEtA4. Orders. .tc. s.
II. Railroad oorapaaia, ars forbidden 10
tn srlor; ipf this " out Of It, .ulr,trcus
,.Ia9Tt, ID. u EeF tE ta5ich-'c1 neFa,@8as
ii. :iGEeriitardeIt ~. ! r. ;iroads tYe So
guessed 10 repCf, aaiiy - lbs Provost &a.-
sho! Toe Egnh7r o. p@-ss,sa goa. .sasa.n: over
nafr roads ont = tha c;sy q Richmond.
ls-,s. Z Gan ai- Jss % Il. wsrD... Com. ~.
Ino ti--s :. X tAH+. :. &: aehI.
+, rFtNTION, VOLj>.sti.: --iNFAN.
- Try CDe,P FY -siCU-T'S BAT
TALON --Crieg authority frcr1 thc gecrefRfy
Of War, tbs uui4rsis ped II ~toal a. gr.du-
a;sF NJ til Vsp'nia II itary IFS ituts-sts forr2-
.ryeaI"FA NT.Y @ II ANY i9r tbs 1attA IT,.
nos, hrsrg fs.ssa - I. B.RT q s,;;}rr who
served Captain - Vg.SIi. soiantes-s III lie
M.Ei.el va. E.or Liable In s9ryi@e uad-g tn
coa&errt agt can YOU tar i has pz1v Gcd
REQ i've II boClit~, &c t.a;esd II b. ing sIGl 81
IS c1nsc lite, as 3 y 500 wi I g. to d uy
pen'es Ia service wta ut rece.v ns AL
bounty. Mn Ia cn7lpa.i's fpE 'oo giae WISH
rgt, g tn'o active e--v 90 Lcsy alsc il e..
company nscfu,!cs ftcs l0.h street, hs:~eez
y ain laG ka..g.
WA ] E14 t.ss,TON,
Oh \. IA TER
a. 90 Arthur = tatt:FH
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GO .eMakD:-1 Will ray go rev nd
hssx+nder, Assistant Provost Harshal, a.
Richmond, Of eaca OF The 70 lowing descr bed
parsons, VINO have dsser led f. cvo my com. any
Gainea's tia ion. .ldroioe county. Va viz:
HENRY UARPEG Err, age 10 years, 8
feet &! irct es bign, has ack hair, ~ zal eyes
light complexion, full face. small chin, pro.
jec'iIg 'eet2, am hus scar on the ief thumb
NJ! II x TER, aged 81 years. about 8 fes :
inches hia b, hes bcowI h+,r, Glue eyes, rud-
dy com texion, and is broad .shoulcered ard
.Qu1rely built.
v LLAaE Will ON, is aged 1s years,
aboa, 3 feet In; hes bign, hiss dark hair, dark
com plexiop. and Is spi.ndidiy built
GEORGE IEELtY, age 3s years, feet
x irch's high, has bro~n hair, b gel eyes,
sight m 3rst.cn ind rourd features.
AUGUSl Us RUEKETTS, is sged ls Gears
tee X INK hes high, mas light brown hair,
hnzel eyes, fair compie x!on, aud is slightly
made.
JNO. WM DOLL, is aged 10 years, feet 81
Ia, hes high, has black hair, hazel eyes, ruddy
omplexIon. full. round face, and was raised
In Henrico county.
All Of the boss nsmed desertsrs are bsiev.
cd To be in Richmond at this time.
(S.gned) HREENLLE DAVIDSON,
NV -,w% Capt Letcnsr Artillery.
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q HHEE IA Ji.t ME l.UiS ON THE
1 SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD, RsrwzAN BaLvI.
DBR1 AND tIEz .Tsss-s, FOE SALB At AuorIoH.
vi; be sold u: anctiOE, on the premises, on
Tf' NDkY, b - ttn. 1853, ~ 4 O'clock NJ,
the very va'ushle LoIS. located as above,
"arh fronting 30 feet. TunTiDg hack IA feet to
2 wide el!ev, aud nsa- TIE flower garden OF
.1r. John 2~1r .oD.
Tfsss 49,, re third cash ciiancs AZ s.xend
tw.lv. moL rs. cor negotiable notes, IL crest
81 ri, cTG Ts-uvao Hy n tgosE deed. Tie
TAX ,Cr l65s to be- psid ny t.a aor>:;aser
9CUDIN l. a EPSON,
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a. AM ID IN sxca. io ced OK A.sE P
Ek AID AUCGU@9AN e1emit frs IL
N ! -, dnty, IL tesirops TO uh;s!n q g. uattol,
VII uate-tsso vvori ~ tn' ia.
.Ieez .'t} d =" al lis III 90. my 6-3-
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~ 6ODD" q APFSsScN, Aner0msrs
VERY VALU BILE REAL ESTATE ON
y NoATa S!EE q Mare q ALL A~D EAST
LINE OF Ftss>T nrRixf PoR SALE At AcorIoS -
Al me request Of tt9 heirs OF the late Peter
winston, dsc'a, we sna II sell, n, Auction, on
the PREMISE, on SATURDAY. the 10th May.
1862. 1t Il o'cloHg, z. N, ;hAt valuable half
serc LOI, NO f.s. located MS above, fronting
1872 fest or the Nori Ia side of Marshall street,
U, ming bsGk les feet, baving therein three
i4Tg- b.lca 'eusmepts, occupied respectively
by alessrs. sarvsy, White aud Walden
TsRss - O. tn.rd caEb; baiar ce ct and3
years fer ao.iab.a Lotee, In tere 5. added, SC.
cured ~ = trust deed. with liberty TO the pur.
chaser 10 p 5 cash. The purchaser to pay he
tases for 1851.
GODDIN b APPEgSON,
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BY ibis dec;i,o2 all rslTa tnont,l7' ,Ls-rlsnd-
srrw VIII hive oe5n rs-el Intel rn2sr coi pIs,or,
= entitled tbss1 di en- ,g. trsn fsy 8. d al
who b ro.e' listed vc'ur tsrIy isv. Sill the
prtetitse = .eet.ns ice eompa.y regiment -
tnsy ~, I ia. al 5 Gi~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

The Collector Of Internal Revenue Of the
First DlslFlos, Thomas Spooners Esq, had
reason, few days since, 10 believe that Meesrs.
Neihouae " Bach, brewers, corner Of &ace and
Thirteenth streets, had not made full return
Of their bueiness for the months oi September
and October, as the law dlreotedi and the proper
discharge Of his duties required that he should
make an inspection of their books Mesars.
Neihouse q Bach misApprehending their posi-
tion, In soRe degree, refused, at first, to submit
10 the inspection. The Revenue Law makes 10
the duty of the Collector, In such cases, to con-
fscate all the property involved. This was
done accordingly. Finding the process, to
which they were subject, was summary 10 lite
nature, the brewers were anxious for an adjust
ment Of the matter, saving them from the ex-
treme penalty OF confscation, and produced
their books. An examination allowed that the
return which had been made was imperfect, Ito
effect being to defraud the Government out Of
about four hundred dollars. A properly amend.
cd return having been made, and Messrs. Nsi-
house 4 Bach showing disposition, upon fully
appreciatiDg the situation, to do all that was re-
quired, the Collector has, for the present,
placed the con6scated property In their polaes
sion, and will, We understand, as tits the fret
ofense, recommend 20 the Department to which
he reports, that the law prescribing the abso-
lutte forfeiture Of the property, be not enforced
In their case. Il 10 well that the public should
understand the stringency Of the w.--Cinein-
natl Commercial, 221. hsIy 49,
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ns,ueera,lc s.a,e convention.

sone Of our contemporaries age agisating tn
suh;eot Of the next Democratic State Conven
t;on, With reference to the time when 1t snai
be held. Hs5
The Ashland UaiOn, Ohio Eagle, Hillsbor'
Gasass, and perhaps other journals, have eA
pressed decided preference for the 9Th OF Jan
uAry, as the appropriate time-thas being tn'
day On whicb for many years previous TO 1901
our Conventions assembled
The Hillsboro Gasstts calls on the STATES
GAs SamOns others) to give It's opinion on th'
subject, the. paper considering il OF tie ars
Importance to 6old our annual Conventions OF
ashe gIorioas s:h Of Janusry--a day uemor'
abls 10 history and dear TO the heart OF every
American patriot" o.. ~ , g
We can say to our cosemporary, mat We have
as much respect for the ssh of January and
the memory of the man whose deeds have made
it immortal, as any individual livingi bus we
have not been able to zee any thing to impreai
us With the Importance of returning to that
asJ, as tie day for our annual Stats asaeublage'
for the purpose of nominating Cur candidates
while We are fully Of the opinion, that In the
present condition of the country, the wonderful
changes taking place, The new and unexpected
issues daily arising, there is pfSpriety In de-
ferrins our nominating Convention until the
Ath Of July reSs, If not later.
While this, however, is our opinion, We
should mot have ventuFed to give Il unless
called upon to do go; and we have TO remark,
shat any day designated BY the State Central
Committee, will be perfectly satisfactory to rs
I. Is for them to judge, and with their action,
With ell the feots before them, We shall De
content.
The fret change from the 9th of January as
our nominating day. was made BY the Democra-
o. of this State in 1851, when our Convention
vas held 10 the suGmeT-early in August
That year, on { short canvass, We carried the
State BY some $4,000 majority. 10 1852, we
held our coavention on the e!h of January, and
carried the State. The same vas the Gaze In
1889, With o like result. In 1854, the conven-
sion was held on the 9th Of January, and we
we're very badly beaten thai year.
In 1855 and 1856, our Conventions were held
9n tnee.h Of January, aud wc were beaten both
years ~ taI
In 1857, we held our Convention in AOguss,
and came very near redeemipg the State.
sioee that sims we have had but one Conven-
tion in January. and that was in 1885, and We
were beaten every time until the late election.
This year, We made our State nominations on
the 4ih OF July, and carried them Triumphant
ly through, making the graudest .ace. all
things considered, that We have ever made.
Reasons, to US numerous and conclusive, ex-
lat for later dag than January e:b; but, as
We have before said. any day designated BY the
proper committee, will suit the STATEsMAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

TIE Court of Inquiry, ordered to assemble
in Washington on the 9th Of October, has beer
dissolved. A; the request Of Msjor-General
MoDowrLL, Cour; of Inquiry was ordered tc
assemble there on the 2lst inst to inquire into
certain charges against him. Ex-Governor
DErNraos and other Witnesses summoned we're
expected 10 be present. Detail for the Court;
Major General CADwALApER and Bigadier-
Generals MARrrEDALE and VAN ALLEN, and
Lieutenant. Colonel LoUI, H. PrLauzE. Judge
Advocate and Recorder
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greeley as a PhIiosophical observe

= 4
Under this head, the New York World vlndi-
Gates HoRAor GRRELEr's title to some share oi
original cleaGness of intellect and substan ,ial
common sense, Some years age that eccentric
person, when he had no party to serve, occasion.
ally published, il pEper called the Nsp Yorker,
specalations upon public affairs, Some Of these
speculaiions Mr.. PARTos, in his biography Of
GaxELrY, has embslmed, and the following exs
tract from that work, the World thinks, vindi.
Gates GREELxy's original claim TO place
among rational beings: ~ al,F sl
To e philosophical observer, the existence Of
domestic servitude in one portion Of the Union,
while Il ID forbidden and condemned in another,
would seem, indeed, to afford no plausible pre-
text for vsrianee OF alienation. The Union
was formed With Q perfect knowledge on the
one hand that slavery existed ct the South. ana
on the other that it was utterly disapproyed
and discounteDanced at the North, Bot the
trainers Of the Constitution saw 20 reason fcr
dissrhss and discussion IA this circumstance -.
Wisely avoiding al discussion Of q eubject So
delicate and exciting they proceeded 20 the for !
matIop Of . more perfect Union, which, ieav.
Ing each section the possession of its updoubt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

Z IT 10 with sorrow that we perform the pain.
ful duty of announcing the death, In smother
column, OF ous friend Dr.. Whitney KeDnon -
The Doctor was q young man POSSESSED Of Q
good heart and many amiable qualities. He
studied medicine with DR. McPherson Of Fair.
view, and naturally imbIbed much OF Dr..
Mack's geniality end high medical qasliHca.
tions. We sincerely regret ouT friends .early
death, ana deeply sympathize with the all 0'ed
rslssives and Other friends. Guernsey J1Iw,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23
mrs. nIcGregor.

We fnd the following in the las. Holmes
County Farmer. We second IL, and believe It
will be adopted without q dissenting vote:
WHAT sAY Youi-We offer the following res.
olution ard expect 1t to be unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolped, That the thanks of the members of
the Democratic pfese Of Ohio be rendered to
Mrs. A. McGregor for the ability with which
she welded the editorial quill during her hus-
bsnd's imprisonment at Camp Mansfield.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23
A senasorial election.

There will BIS a special election for State
Senator on Tuesday. December 9sh, in the
Lorsia District, to ali the vacancy caused by
the fesignation Of Hon. JAMES MONROE, who
has been appointed United States Consul at Rio
Janeiro. We have as yet seen no announce.
ment of candidates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

MoCLELLAN is poor, or, at least, has only bis
pay as an officer to depend upon. He relin-
qaished the best. pecuniary position he ever
held, at the outbreak of the rebellion. AS
chief engineer Of one Of the great Western
railroads, he was on the high road to financial
independence. Such is not the case, apparent
ly, now. gI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23
RnndIdaa.

Secessionists and Abolitonsts, like old maids
and old bachelors, shouli be tied togesher.--
Exchange
OF course they should be so tied; and we
think the best manner of tying them would be
BY rope around The neck--arranged 10 such
manner that their respective bodies would swing
clear Of mother earth. -Clepsland Plain Deal :.
fr flI 4.-+..4 T tN ....s ~ .'t' ..l..
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HEADQUARTERS. MILITARY CoMmAEDSR
CoruMnuR. o.. Nnp. On 1850

hEApauARTERs, MILITARY CoMMAHpSR.l
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 20, 1862.
General Order No. H.. n.,.s.
l. All soldiers absent from their regiments
on Discharge Furlough must Immediately re-
port at Camp Chase or Camp Dsnnison for re-
examination or be considered desetters, and
treated as such,
2 All soldiers who have been absent from
their regiments or hospitals, and are not able
to report ct Camp Chase er Camp Dennisou in
person, must make their application for dis.
charge 10 me direct withou; the interposition
of any lawyer or agent. A sgo-r statement Of
respectable physician must be sent here, and
If deemed sufficient, blanks and Instructions
will be sent to the soldier
ALBERT B. DoD,
Captain 18th U. S. A., Military Commander.
Papers will confer favor by inserting the
above.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

The Albany StatesmGn, one Of the most ar.
dent Republican papers In the country, in
speaking of the lately detected frauds In the
New York Custom House, asks and answers
question as folows:--"Where rests the respcn-
sibilityf Precisely where 1t ought to rest---
Upon hs shoulders Of The Adminis,ration and Tho
Republican, paYty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

WE understand, that on Saturday afternoon
q radical Republican received o whipping from
a Democrat, because he used offensive language
against DemocFats--some of the stale slang
that was common one year ego, and even up to
the recent elections The Republican and the
Democrat were from the country ---ChillcSths
Advertiser, Nop. 2Ist
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

JuDGE DAVIS, Of Illinois, recently appointed
to the U. 8. Sapreme Bench, ia stated 10 0
Washington dispatch. to be daily visitor ct
the White House. As no Pfssiien. ever yet
obtained full credit for composing his own meg
ssgee, the knowing ones declare that Jadge
DAVIS rendered assistance in Mr. LlscoLn's lac,
one, and is now>deips him. . similay friendly
office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

CONsnRis meets on Monday Of next week,
Decenbsr i--,he fret Monday 10 December
falling this year on the first day Of the month.
Washington dispatches say that the Senate
and House Halls are in complete order for the
opening Of the last session Of tho Thir.y-sev-
cath Congress-, and that Senators and Repre-
sentasisss are arriving 10 the city qhlts rap
iily.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

THE Abolition papers are criticlsing the Ab-
olition Postmaster of Pit!sburg. They say that
che Postofice in that city Is managed 10 very
reprebensible manner. The mails that psss
through thst Office are said to "eome eiopg
just as Il happens.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

what AN amount OF Suffering ana
Dl'eaae among the Volunteers would bs prevented by
tho free use Of H0LLowAY'B PILLS q OINTMENT.
For Wounds, Sores and ecuvy, the Ointment 10 cer
tain cure, and for Bowel Complaints. Reven, Small
Pox. sto the Pills the best medicine In the world.
Only aS cents per Box or Pot eel
nov2O- -d&Wlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23
C, P. BUCKINGHAM.

Bhgadier General and A. A. G.
II. In accordance with the above, all officers,
non commissioned officers and privates. belong.
ing to the s5lh Regiment, o. vi, who are
absent from camp, with or without leave. are
hereby ordered to report forthwith to the com.
manding officer Of the regiment at Camp Csass.
III. All who fail to report asrequired, with.
In reasonable time from this date, will be ar
rested and dealt With as deserters.
By order Of Col. MeMilleu.
A.G. TUTHER, Adjutsp.
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STORAGE & coMMssssoN
lHl2 PEHf|
MISSING.

A DEAF AND DUMB B0Y, ABOUT
"A twelve years Of age, went by the O. q o. r. r. to
Cleveland on the 18th ut. He is small for his age,
with black hair and sharp black eyes, wore black Jack
name, II. D., being marked upon his clothing. he has
been passing from one station to snotker on different
railroads, and was seen at Alliance on The 18Th ult
Information 40 to where he may be fouLd viii be
thankfully received by the Superintendent Of ire Insi
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb.
Columbus, Oct. z, l662-d&wtE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23
1852. 1858.
Winter Arrangement,
TIM e cHANo @ e D. ag.s.
Great Northern & Eastern Route.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
CINCINNATI
6GaMl
r A I Il R O A D.
TWO TRAINS DAILY,
A@ EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on the
LITTLE mIAmI AND COLUMBUS
AND XENIA RAILROADS.


e. FIRST TRAIN,
NIGHT EXPRHBS-Leaves Columbus at 400 A. nj.
Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, oardington, Gilead,
Gallon, and at all stations North Of Gallon arriving at
Cleveland at 930 A. M, Dunkirk 4O6 p. NJ, Buffalo
G3s P. NJ. Albany 5;45 A. M, New York Ills A. NJ,
Boston 800 P. NJ, Chicago, via Grafton, alto Pm.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESB-Leayes Columbus at Ills
p NJ. Will stop at all stations arriving at Cleveland
at 1889 p. NJ, ,Dunkirk I43 A. NJ, Buffalo sos A. NJ,
Albany 230P. NJ, New York $500 P. NJ, Boston Hoo
P. NJ, ohicsgc, via ORATOR, 10,0OAM, ~
hfs- C0NNRoTIoNs.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
and points on that road rI la.stJ fsa
At Crestlne with Pitsburgh, Bt. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad for Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Baltimore
Also for Chicago.
At eheihy, with eandusky, Mansned and Newark Rail-
road, for all points on that road. Also for Toledo
At Grafton, for Toledo and Chicago.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston. i.''''