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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
THIRTY .sEvEN rn ConG,sEss.
First Session.

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a,v..,on .,,. :. Ma w;;L, -.
,.soin Ian to n., rbs A., ssn.,o,s ,r,", W,, sno
sofa wss taken no and oassed. ''-'
+. o. mo.iou OF ME- Wright, the bill for the re.
lIef of the Register Of tbe L 4nc On CO at Vim.
cenoes. Indiana, Was ,ak.n 10 soo os,sed
Mr. PJwell called up toe resolution calling
for further evidence Of the tho documen,s con,
nec,ed with the rep,r, OF Joseoh Hult and r b.
er. D lie osen P,ssed. -
The bill smendatory Of the act OF 1895. call.
ing out the milttis oi the Uui.od S,A,s., sas
taken 10 Tne question being on Mr. Bfo.u.
inR's amendment 10 tho second section OF the
amendment by Mr. Grimes TO strike ou. the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Eject?

~, ~. -, hohDs MOUTH Wash and TOOTH powDRR
.,i evs 2 young Adlss that ansst charm n vSm.ce
5s 0rsssn ana PeAIiS teeth Try them, ladIss ,
cleanse The noah from all Eui orhalstiopa. rnS y ~
s morning Sill make the brsakfAu t.ste TTsets, sI
e.s sssy,. Os more Peasantly. Hundreds Of pSrcons
Dh. HuRpb noutb WAsb and rooth PuvA., A.. a.
IN he world for curing Bad Brssfh snd
ss Stnosss n, and hsalth 20 tne suns Hpporeds al
90 hAvs oSsn cared ~ Dr.. Hurts sstrnSsnt vssH
Dr.. HuEDs MOUTH WASH ana rooTu pc,v.,,
give an additional cha N 20 couTtshIp "a ~,
@or agreeable 70 their wives and fve- so 49,
!%usu~s' !n Thsy shVad DO used DS evvry persoo b.g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
From eeneral Cursis,s Army

g'CHIoAa1, July II "A special from Memphis
says; Late news from ArkAnsas, obtained from
q geutleman who left Madison on Monday, says
Cur,iss command was as Jacksonport. endeSv.
Dring TO make lie way to the river, reported suf-
ierlDg terribly from lack Of forage and suppliea.
The railroad bridge At Mtdis0n wae burned
BY filndmsb p ordeis, on the 20lh MA "a ~ Was
feared Curiis would paAs that way to Missiasip-
pi, or DO used BY troops going 70 hls aid.
Hiudman, BY his course, 10 rendering himself
very unpopular In that section.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
Neuralgia Plastera.

pR. HUzDS AEURALGIA MON. .naRarvr -. Al.
rkkb are the pleasant and suooea'fni r,n,sS,,.
evT prescribed toI tht painful disease. The palisni
sPrh one soon be 'omss DROWN falls uslesp.. ana
o. niurious consequsncss snsae Ror H.S.srr ana
NhvooS hhADAcn1, apply according 10 drOctIo.,s and
shrI M sursS follow. Nothing can o. obSnips ccuil
- VI. dafdt oonnrsss for Neunlgis. IN uhsm.---
tneS arc entirely novel. curious an1 or,rinsl crsr
suon' eno Wotdenully sucoessful. rhey are Of two
s.es, one mall Tor the fscs, pFios v cents and the
9.esr large, toI application the h-dv, prios 81 canS
VIZ % @otsod on recstpt Of Frtos o,sd oas sSassp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
CON MERClAL MATTERS.
rsw YOrk lasrxM.
lErrOhrrD VoR TnE ono srArnnAs.l
AsBUspea,, powlu.,, Pot, ,,s.av ~" 'os, y ri ~

HSw YORK. July IL
AsBEs-pearls nominal, Pots steady at 90
HoPs-Very hrm 20 bales nsw at I2dD2O.
FLOUk-rhe mtrKst heavy ana So lover. but aftsi
wprds mode rate export and hone demand sprung up
and he mA'ket ol ssd .ieady. Sales reported Sere ~
500 barrels at 81 JO4 20 To- sopeTnne STATE; o. 9SbS
70. g. la.e' % sO94 70 for superans ws,!srn -
for eoHmon 10 good shipping brands extra round hoo
Ohio; and IS SOdDS 50 tor t,ado brands.
Il CANADIAN fL0UH-The market 10 80 lower viii
moderate busine doing At tho deoliLes aalss Il
10 barrels at ~ 9Sg5 10 for common and e5 1900 q
ioI goes to choice extra.
RYR FLoUk--The market qOiotand steady, ct % 70
cOaH ME Al In fair requat with sales Of 200 brls
se SOCK rs 70, Jsrsey % o. for Baltimore aud %
for Marsh caio,ic
wqIsKY-NarsstA ner. with sales or 1900 barrels a.
tne3lc; cl Sins firm at latter price
| wuEAf-harEst 'om te 10 10 ser with a moderate
la very dspres'irg Hec'. SAFES o. oticsso spring
st 0-9fi 10; . 500 bushels Milwaukee nh at o. %
o. ~ ~ 5w bush Is Amber low, at si EEL Is. the
S'sF 81 : s,Ss: S. ",;I ,ss
at 81 3tGl w. $50 ounh ~hits Ksntncsy NJ 81 ~,
~ ousns'S uf dor canacs Club at 81 Us.
kY*EScAreo d qaiet arm, with saiss Of ,OCO bush
.aLhY-1hs Harset continues quiet and nominally
unch 4uyed. .i.r. .s..t f..-
o0KH-Marh,t h.,yy aud fully ic lover, sails OF
6l OUO nushes 52g 3c for I'D mxed ives ernI 460Slo
Tor eixsd VS. ern, A394Bc. for uBsoand; $50 ior
prime und yso9. 1855
OAlS-tn MOI lAte Ifq1est, Win sales al 4JK0o43o
Tor jersey, Canada, western and state.
oofthE-n' more active AID nrmsr; sales OF 10 ono
bag. at 20HDe
rue H. h4~ In less active dem md hut prcsS we'll
maib talnet far T. 60 rsaGing raw gu tied al S9sK
sal' " coo hogshsads cus 7kRsko. ard by slciisn
20 Lhds .sw Or cans ~ BN0sl!ks
hEFlNED suGAh-ls In mOs seIivO demand and
hImer.
noLASsE9-The market 10 ore ac,ivs and nrs Or. |
Bale Of 70 hhds Porto Rico S1N l0O do Cuba nuSco
vsdo az aU s.3l; 10 do heuvn az 36o N |
PORK here is fair busbtss oit A. and The ma |
10 more stead, Th sisS 213b hsrssls st SO so
ior mess, Including v,ry ehoice SO -, S7nGo rs
for prime ard SO rs tOi prime nees.
'bEF-The mArsst co, H. urs qoi.t And the prices |
are nuntainrd The We tairs q 700 b, rrsi a |
IS he %, Gu tty prime; o. WIz o d. for 0 nntIy
. ss, ell WeiS So br rsPaeGsd meal el3 OOeit 50
for extra uess
pglaE aESS OEEE-Tbs Dsrtst roIss dull a. 90
D EP HAMS o. CHANGED with sales Of so bbls extra
Oh Ice We' TERI at eB 81.
Gus M%AT u ir demand and hrnsr. The ,ales
fepOIel were $50 packages 81 sh0iKo for shouldsTs
Gnh s95 cent? tor ha us
BACON dsS are Gull; sales OF 70 boxes short rbbsd
h oNo anc 100 oixes long cle'r pIiVA teTma.
LAkO-The Darkrt 10 more active and nrner. Bales
Of 939 barrels al 7x@0,
state.
caEEeE-Th' usrke. rules very Grm, With sale, ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
new York stock Market,
TTursAAyzED ToR TIE ONO sTArzsaAH.l

TTufshAEnKn ToR THE ONO sTATEsHAN.
NEw YoRR, July IL.
Stocks are dull md steady. Chicago and Rock island
oi NorW Oh and Worcester 42k, MiIWuuAes and
Prairie du Chem 2nd Ire'sred "a; Cleveland and
Toledo III Ilinos GENITAL scrip SIX; Michigan South.
Mail I03tE; New York Central 92N; HudsoL IS, Harlem
l6k Harlem preferred SIX; Michigan Central OIL; Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Uhi'ago let .pds 90; q. 2.
szss 1871 coupons l0a; Ualiiorniz ssvsLs "a Brook
lyn Waer loan ODk; Indana aud nichgan 90; Illinois
oeora'' scTip 90; Terra Hsuts and wanash "a hotds
69 EIie 4h BINDS 0OA; Del. L. q W lOl: Galena aod
Onioigo 69k; Cleveland and PttsburR 2S; Erie Nkt
do preferred 6eh; Ole Gland 4 Toledo t9k Treasury
noes 3 10 1854 q l03x; LlttIe Miami lu6, Mirhi 40
Southern 2oxi Michigan southern seoond a3k; Erie lst
boDd III; rittSbsTg, Fort WAYNE Ohicaeo lat bonds
%. 90 ~ SIX Chicago North Western lst 30H, do "a
AK: 90 assnrted bond S3K. oleVelabd, oounbus and
CIncinnsi l23k; fauama 30; Missouri SKIES 4sX; Ten.
nessee sxes 53N; Raci snd MilWaalee ll2k; United
6tatva 90 1851 coupons I02k; Registered lU2.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
The RepubIloan paueus,

NEW YoRk, July IL "A Washington specia
to tho TIibuae says; The following are the
names Of tho commiaes of ten appointed By
Socrates N Sherman, of the S.. Lawrence DIS
trict, Chairman Of the Republican caucus lss
night, TO draft an address TO the country: Sens-
tore Howard Of Mioh., Wilson Of Mass Wilk
ioson Of MINI Lane Of K.nsas, Muirill o
Msine, and Representatives Bingham Of Ohio
Stevens Of Penn, Sedg ~ick Of N. Y, PotteI
OF Wis, and Sergeant Of Cal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
Pennsylvania Troops SuTp fised and
i-l Out to Pieces ,''i -s-

NAsHviLLE, Jaly 10 -Four companies of the
30 Penney lvsniA cavalry were surprised and
cut to pieces at d4ybreak thie morning at Tomp.
kiusvile, on the State line. By stesrnss cavairy,
fifteen hundred strong Col. W,lisms and N J..
] rdsn and Bfo"n are reported amoug the knl
ed. The wounded men we're aAsAssin ated.
Siearns is reported 90 route for BjGlingG cen,
sith the intention OF destroying the bridges.
Some Of the railroad track has been torn up
I Later accounts state that 1t 10 DOT certain that
SOi. Williams was among the killed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
Money Market.
,lstraRArasD Toa TIn ONO sTATEsnAS.I

TstEsRArzD TOs TIE ONO sTATEHAS,
NEW YORK, July II.
The Market 10 steady at 500 per cent. discount on
Prime Paper Is quite steady at 5K96Is per cent dis
count
sterl pg Exchange moderate active. The whols range
20 no 25,S for BANKERS bills.
American Id . lover openog at I7k per cent. pre-
mluu aud closing at ~
Call CrOs GOld Bars are qaO.sd at I5 per cent pre.
MUM.
Goyerprsnt stocks are dull. United States sixss
o. 'oel Al l0lk90i. unilsd sales q 3 l0) rrvSsuTy
Notes at lU4H9 esk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
Clsvelano Market,

F.l.- oLEvEtAND. Jnly H.,
FLorB-rhS market is higher, Uu, no sales were 70.
ported, =
waEAr-The usrtetB little more actvs and q aSc
htphei sales Of d QUO Bushels red rec o board AZ
" W. 600 tuIne white snaat 81 % one O., wbis
on uask at w; on o4r sed on tack at 90 csots;
car 90 doAt w eoos; one car mixed T. at 20 ceis;
narse osiDg quiet -
oykS-fhs market 10 inactive and nomipslIy un.
v s--Sals Of car on track At aIo
HIaHWIN Es-The.e were some ibouI,,,. ara AL.
Of l50 bbls a. 3ONc.
! BCrrEK- he mSket for butter req airs quiet snd
Of eh Ice at tiho
Ead Que With saSs of7 bbls a, u.
LAkD-SAls OtS ksEs 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12

LOUKnLLE. Jaly II "A dlspstoh to head
qoartsrs says three companies of Penney lvaDis
cavalry were attacked at Tomb bkinsville b.,
Two thousand euerriilas under Ferguson. They
Here ell killed or taken prisoners. IL is ru-
moted that the prisoners were killed by the
guerrill-s at GlssgoW.
The Eleventh Michigan was sent up to Louis
vile.
Advices ct headquarters here, as per previ
ous dispatches, contradict tho above.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
Additiouai By sue Oily OF New York

!, Lord PIlmefstop, In the British P.rliament,
reiterated his declaration against tue feAsioili
OF Dedistion at present. He contends that what
Is wanted in order that the var may come 70 al
ils real interest. When that 10 seen, nothing
will prevent the conclusion Of peace. But
every word spoken In high places tending 70
foreign interventiop, delays this con .unnation.
Tue Paris COR espoodent Of the Tines says
dssa tiS action with the Mexican policy is open
ly expressed, and letsers from Msxlco convey
the same feeling ......
Lorence's official report Of the Guadalupe af.
fairs, admits his defeat, owing 20 illusions and
false iLformation, Fqt .g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
Bachelors Hair Dyel
The BEsr IN THE WORLD.

WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRs cslsbntsd hair Dye
producss color not TO bs dis insuishsd from nature
Sssutodhot oipjure the asir in tho least; remedies
~ III snse Of bad cssh and invigotes the BAR for
lfs. dHeY, RED. or RUSTY HAIk instantly nIps
splendid Black or Brown. leaving the Hair soft and
bssatiful ecld ny all Draggsts
UF fhe genuine is dgnSd WILLIAM a. pAToHR-
LoR, on w mir sidss Of ssea bcD
Fscsety No. ~ Barclay atyees,
(Iate aa3 Broadway aud 10 Bond street,)
masQ9-dawiy NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
HaIIeck 10 be Secretary of War-Ex.
change of FriSOneTSs

NEw YoRK, July II "A special to the Times
says: IL was rumored to-day that Gen. Hal.
ltok was with the President at Fortress Monroe.
II does Dot seem to be reliable, but the report
gains belief that Halleck is to be the new Sec
fetary, for which position many regard him Os
the fttest man In the nation.
The friends Of Union prisoners throughout
the United 6,Ges will be delighted to hear
that the War Departments has to-day determin
movement is tracenble direc,iy 10 the T,mes
editorial of yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12

pnILADSLPHiA, July 10 "A correspondent Of
the Pe.ss ron she aAg-Anip H 4rtfcfd, gives ru-
morGl6g dssertefsifpnl YUksbntg that BreCklD-
ridge passed ihroueh ihAt oisy 10 The latter part
Of Jane, ahd crossed the Mississippi river on q
anal. .rOW.bOat, on his wsy 70 Texas, and per.
haps Mexico.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
SPEGiA NOTICES

:. To the Nervous Of both sexes n A 70.
tfed oiergynan having been restored I, health IN
70 assit chefs BY sendpg ree on Toe receipt Of pst
pad directed envelope copy u rhe prescription used.
Direct the Rsv J0HE NJ. DAaNALL w. Fulton street,
Brooklyn n. Y. Y1l4 te8ft NNlN' fttN lo'
Jpne0-dswlm s a-F A' tiifo 1't 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12

NEw YoRx. July lO The Express Gays that
diJ goods import,r rs deohne 90 max sales xcept
10 snsll lots, and orsdts are 10 ebd until prices
OF eHehsDge will ALLOW them TO know ~hst
goods are worth. EKehApge 10 quoted at l2el&.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12

B,sroN, Jaly Il. .-rhe city councils Of New
BaypOrt, after pAtFotic speeches, voted boun-
~ Of seventy i've dollars 20 each man volun
teeripg under tho new call for soldiers, 10 that
af,v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
wM. .. HURD 4 CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.


"A \ To61n ~; ATnDs i MOUTH Wash. TOOTH pownxn.
Ssv Sr oraA0ss ssS DROPS cannot be sont s nj. ~
sioyas poy - obtained 1t your Drug oa Psricdisi
iAAA0oHf' PT''s' oSE DotlAR. which SOo;sins sbeS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12

NEHssE ES, LONG WHlrE ENGLiSH
IVA COTTON HOSE, 70 carter above the knee.
Cents Cotton STOCKINGS Ahd half hose.
Gents eamnef undet 0arments.
Ladies' 6auSe undsT vesIa
beat and nsWsst Snapss of lloop ekiFts.
Isa MAIN q a0N,
lunso rog SsSoaih aeh street. !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
Sheriff, Is Sale.

George Goodrich ct ALL SuUsrior Court OF Hranklh
eoanb, Ohio.
Jeremiah smith ct al. Bale In partition.
Tn PJRaOANCE OF AN On DER or
the said Court directed will osr tor sale Al
the door Of the Court House, In The city Of Columbus,
Saturday, the 'S.h day Of August, A. D. 1861,
II one o'clock, p NJ, tho following described rsa sv.ss
70 Wie ID '@-7 y
One hundred ard ve Oh Of the southwest omar
ter OF ssction 90, township C2 range 6 Il tho rnap
Prepf.lsd laods 10 tie militia dlstrictip Plain town.
ship franklin c9uny, Ohio. Said los acres is 70 b
SOTO tuWecl % the dover Of ana tmith widow 81
eppsalsed a. o2B 90 yer acrs ig'-F--i' ~ i.'--
Terms of SAL -0le ,hlrd of the purchA.o money psld
on das ~ sas one third in one year ana one third IN
two year. haIing interest ffo day o. sale with mort
gaee % prem ass to secure eiusred pay mento 10 ~ u
0.a, uoLliHl, Attorney. IS ESQ n5 105l sal aci ;
ltsls fliM Eadi ga ieid - l0.aW.i HUFFMAN 9fie
Printers sss es IS. -' = si'st sSsV'
; iub s-dltks,d r fE0AN EosifN a4.
ara ~ Nala.atrf taf't IaIa tiHH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
What are the People Doinrf

The Amedcan people arc tntslnEspt enough % nss.
eAe Pee aFations thar eontFbnm 90 nuch q the hri
mall brings ue lettsn. some ordering ne TRr.x11 ~
rksIn, some The N1uhAisla PLAsrgIs and not ! ~ ~
closing oenn for ths horTn WAsn % Be- ssr, n rt
oS y. ,c 20 .nsss s are oo@Pssc g r.gU that q d mPos
thsss Remedies WAC Ut1 sSyIlv GASAe
Now b the e US a- nNHsala
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrswd agsnu Gan MAKE small lortnps h rarlyl.u
these articles around 70 amIies. Tho nrrraa TrrsS
car 4 the neatssa article that mna o. wonsn e.n esr
around Send Tor one and or, bsster do.ens WAk
We WI ssl ss sanpl:S los ~ Agsnu ppliea llEsr
The easine.s, % DO good, and makS pronI. Vs -
Pendine thpusnndB tor ihe bonenf ~ arEnts. Ns1
England men and woman hsse b lsmsthlni go and
q chance 70 Iake the tide 81 10 need. -
address,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-12
PLAIN DrIab Aipyra,c,ass, d, |, J

gFsHH Nswsss and mes, ssiIsA Travelling Ms..r'ai.
u BALM Z SON,
fuoao ~ eouth High etSStts
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-19
For the Republican
Examination.

The semi-annual examination, followed by the
Junior exhibition of the Michigan Female Col
lege, occurred Oh Monday and TUESDAY of last
week, the 10th and llth inst, and it was graft
flying to the friends Of the Institution who were
present to see, we doubt not it will be 10
those unable to attend, to learn that ample evil
dence of thorough and practical instruction, such
as has been Witnessed in former days, continues
to be exhibited-that classes, as well as individ.
uas are and evidently have been day by day Ia
boring zealously for the acquisition of the knowl
edge, the intellectual and moral growth and de.
| velOpment. that constitutes the crown of true
womsnhood, thereby TO lay broad and sure
foundation for lie of usefulness not only, but
of true aid abiding enjoyment.
This statement OF facts will be abundantly
| satisfactory to such as have witnessed kindred
evidence on former similar occasions; to others
We simply say, come and see.
The exhibition of the Junior class, on Tues
day evening, a. Representative Hall, deserves
mention before closing; not however to specify
individual excellence, for that would be invdsus
| where all deserve commentator, but to assert
what We have already implicated. that as whole,
the occasion one o real merit, displaying a
tiers of which they their friends need feel
reluctance to have exhibited
The current of thought, felicity Of expression,
and clearness and disiinctness of utterance, com.
hned tn throw an unuSual intarast around ,ba
occasion, as was evident by the attention and
interest manifested by crowded house du-
ring the entire evening.
1t should also be added, that the several ex.
ercises were interspersed by numerous strains of
sweet music, both vocal and instrumental, fur.
nished entirely nv members of the Institution
LANSING, Feb IL. VERITAS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-19
Mistakes Corrected.

Ed. REPUBLICAN notice in the Detroi,
Tribune. OF the 7th inst, the correction Of mis-
take that made 10 the list of Graduates of Yves,
Point, and that was published in the Republican
Of January 29th.
supposed at the time that I took the state.
ments from the latest register, but referring to
them again, find that took it from the regis.
ter of 1850.
Nv" is correct in stating that Lieut.. Wood
ruff stood 10th in his class and lth in engineer
ing. l would further add tina. he stood 18th in
ordnance and eunnery, which next 10 engineer
ing. il considered the most important study, and
that in view of his good standing and merit in
military matters, he was appointed Lieutenant
in the corps of cadets, an Office which he held
at the time of his graduation. He was highly
esteemed in the corps.
notice also that by some mistake Of mine or
of the printer, she name of Jacob B. Rasles was
omitted in the list. He vas appointed from
Michigan, and was admitted into the academy
Sept. lst, 1856, aud graduated May 6, 1851
He was promoted Cd Lieutenant Immediately.
He stood goth in his class. and 2:d in Engineer.
ing.
Trusting these corrections may prove sstsfac.
tory, I remain YOURS &c.
CADET
Will the Detroit Tribune please copy
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-19
Behold the Morning Dawn.

Thank God, the day light il coming. at
was the slogan, did ye no hear it," when the
news Of the late victory in Kentucky under
Gag officer Foots and the success of Burnside's
expedition fell on our ears. o ye of little faith,
who have despaired of your country, doubt no
longer. The day of inaction is over, and like an
avalanche from its home upon the mountain side
SOC, 900 men are now without delay to be hurled
upon the foe. "Al quiet upon the Potomac"
is forgotten, in the excitement that gives colsr
to every face and light to every eye, a. each
day the news Of the victories assumes grander
and fuller proportions and hope rises higher aswe
hear how patriotic hearts down in Tennessee and
even in Alabama, cheered the stars and stripes
that waved upon our gun boats ashley passed up
the river, and old men weps in each others arms
as they heard Hail Colunbia, 90 long forbidden
to their ears.
Weak man, doubt no longer. The only room
for doubt is forever dispell.d. Thousands of
brave hearts in the seeded States stand ready
to re-establish the government, that gives equal
justice to eli, BY their strong arms and willing
hearts. The full accomplishment il but quss-
ton OF time.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-19

The Boston boy belonging TO the Second Min
nesota regiment, alluded 70 in the papers - hav.
ing shot Bailie Peyton, Jr, at the battle Of Mill
Spring, was Geo. G. Strong, brother of Charles
Suorg, of this city. We make the following
extract from letter of his written to his broth.
er here:
"Ir vas raining hard when We we're called out
BY the loug roll, but We did not mind the rain,
nor the mud knee deep, but at . double quick
marched 70 the field of battle-our first salute
being two cannon balls flying over our heads.
We went 10 the place where the Indiana and
Kentucky boys we're at them, and found them
about retiring, being out of ammunition. We
poured in our fresh ammunition, giving them .
good breakfast, and getting some ourselves.
They we're just over the fence, fifteen feet Cd,
when We engaged them. The smoke was %
thick could scarcely see the fence even. was
beside the eolors. our company being the color
company. finally saw an officer firing q revolt
yer At rs; took aim and fred, and he fell. l
shot him in the left eye. 1t was Lieut.. Bailie
Peyton. In 40 minutes We Grove them from the
fence and saw their coat tails flying over the hill;
stopped to take the sword Of Peyton and then
drove them to their entertainments. Our regi.
ment loet IL killed and Is wounded"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-19

Fifty thousand troops, nndsr Gen. Grant, have
attacked Fort Donelsoo, Tennessee, on the Cum
ber!aDd river. $4,000 rebels are in the Fort,
including Generals Pillow and Brcxner. The
Eight lasted from Thursday morning 70 Saturday
night. Our los the first day was reported At As
killed and $50 10 200 wounded. Thursday nigh,
Con. Foote arrived With his gunboats and SOC
troops from Paducah.
On Friday the gunboats made terrific assault
and utter fighting an hour and twenty minutes
we're obliged 70 withdraw, most Of them dis
abled. The rebels made sorsis Friday morn
irg and captured Swartz' Battery. They vert
afterwards driven back and the battery recap
tured. The outer entertainments we're taken
which command the fort. The rebels raised The
black flag. There have been large losses on both
sides, the troops fighting breast to breast. Gen
Grant telegrapbs that be shall take the fort on
Sunday. Among the killed is Col John A
Logan, and among the wounded Com. Foote.
Gen. Curtiss with our army is in possession Of
Springfield, No. Price is retreasing to Arkansas
and our army il in pursuit.
Gen. Burnside il still pushing bis advantages
He has taken possession Of Edentoo, Plymouth
and HEREFORD, al on the upper part Of Albemarle
Sound.
On Saturday the rebels evacuated Bowling
Green. Gen. Mitchell made forced march
upon the place, when the rebels burned the
bridge and deserted the place they have been
fortiiying since last summer. Captain LOOMS
Michigan Battery is attached to Aitchell's d.
vision.
Gen. Lander has gained . victory over the
rebels on the Upper Potomac. On Thursday
night be made forced march, attacked and die
perssd . rebel camp, killing Is and capturing
II commissioned officers, and As privates. He
lost but two men.
Latest reports state that Fort Donelson Wa
taken on Sunday last, and all the garrison, some
Is, 900 made prisoners.