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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-31
AaIe ne bel RAID .

new YoaK, Dec. s0.-The TribOns's dis
patch, referring to the rebel raid, ssys: AS t.
the raid Itself, the closing and keeping tlgh
.ehus line fifty miles long In such couttry
as Virginia, 10 an impOtsbilisy, save with tht
use Of cavalry in quantities that our present
cavalry system does not admit Of. Gen. Sigel'r
men at DumfFies, only twelve hundred Ia mum
Der, with two pieces Of artillery, whipped Stu
srps three bFlgades The rebels carry back
nothing to brag of, save swift hesls.
The Herald says, relating to The raid, vari
ous efforts have been made to cut them of, and
it ia believed that force which has been ssnt
out from Fairfax Court House, under Colonel
Wyndham, will be successful, although Wynd.
hams horses are much fatlgued from preyi'
Gus effort to overtske tho raiders; but they are
certainly in better condition than the rebels'
who have been making this forced night aut
dag march fer tHo whole days and nights;
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From Fortress monroe.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-The Pfesg has tho
following interesting news from the Peninsula
under date OF Fortress Monroe, Monday: Gen.
Neglee has received information from a contra
band, which Was considered reliable, that .
body of ssyen thousand rebels, under Gen.
Trinble, who had been detached from the ar.
my at Fredericksburg to assist Governor Wise,
was approaching Gloucester Court House with
a view, as was supposed, of attacking the bat.
teries at Gloucetter point. Our troops we're
under arms waitDg for the attack, and Gen,
Negleo had prepared 10 attack the enemy IN
force 20 dOy (MolddJ). We had iSo gurboasa
In tho river 70 assiat 10 the defense.
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R,mOsad Attack on sigel,s Corps.

EslImOTod.a aAtHaciI on SIseL's Corps.
New YoRE, Dec. 3O.-It is not likely thai
the Army Of tho Potomac will 'lOng remain
idle. Rumors have besn current tG-day that an
attack had been made by stonewali jackson
upon Slg6l's corps in the vicinity of Stafford
G. H., and after the Fepulse OF Jackson he had
drawn portion OF SigePs force into sn ambus'
cade and captured largo number of prisoners.
There Is reaaon to beleye this report pure
ment has been received here in any official
quarter. .s . ....r.-.. .t..I &
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lIn.peuAsrrss 81. LOUIS. Dec. ss

II. ". HaLsek, Geneyal-ig-CiiJ: -
The Army Of, the Frontier, under Blunt aid
Heron, moved over Boston mountains on Sat.
urdsy ald without; hating 10 Van Barren, driv-
ing the enemy across the Arkansas river, kill
ing and Wornding few. They also took three
steamboats, some camp equipsge, and one hun.
dred prisoners. The march Of forty Ave miles
with arms, and service over the mountains and
through tho deep mud Of the valley, was most
aIduous and gallant affair.
fSignedl 8. r. CURTIS,
.-rgz-. p -. Majog. General Commanding.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

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Coughs, Colds, influential, HoRrsenesE
Group, bronchitis, Inctpient Com.
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This h retnedy ~ universally known to surpass any
other for the cure Of throat and lg complaints that
is useless here to publish tho evidence Of its virtues It's
unrivaled excellence for coughs and colds and Its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made il
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Few are the communities, even families, among them
who have not personal experience Of Its effects
some living trophy IN their midst bf its victory over the
subtle and dangerous dsorders Of tho threat and lungs
As a know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
a. they know too the effects of this remedy need hot
do more than to them that ithas now all the vr
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April n, iS62-d&weowly VI
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FOURTH TRAIN,

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 30Op. N :, stop
pin OF oil stations between Columbus and Cincinnati;
rriylng at Cincinnati at oaO m; connecting at Lon
DON for sphns field.
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DIR. ADOLFUS'S
Select School for Young GeRtl'men

AT FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
"A North Of college Hill. Ths course Of study en-:
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Natural Philosophy, Natural History
and Chemistry.
Ths study Of the French and German languages con.
stitutes prominent feature Of the school Assisted ty
teachers Of enence In scencs the Principal fsols us
ned In promising his pupils all the benefits Of Euro.
pean education.
The School Is agrssably situated extensive farm
the house soonmodieus building, measuring 75 feet
In front. ~ $50.
The School In session during the hot season.
90 the refreshing rural scenery In which Is located
holds out great advantages.
Terms including tuition, board, washing, fuel light
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly in advance
t-sE& 10 "a aUnzcn 80 -
Hon. Delany atorer, Prof. Geo. Day, Lane seminA-
~, B. y. Gary, Eco, VIM. P. Hubert, Esq, Robert
Mitchell, Esq, Milton 6ayler, ESq, Hon. George Hoad-
ley, Rev. R. Allyn, President Wesleyan Female College
David Ghson. ESQ.,, b. Kessler, ESQ, ". 8. Wright,
Esq, Hon. J. b. stalo, O. j. Adse Esq, B. Romans,
Jr. Wsshingtca Mclean, Esd, =. ?. Starr, Esq, ctc
July2O.n.
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THIRD TRAIN.

DAY nxPRlss a. li90 p. n. stopping g, Jeaerscn,
Lonion, CHARLESTON, xehls, Spring Valley, ooryln,
Morrow, 4outh Lebanon, Fosters, Lovsland Oamo
Dennson and Milford also OF all ths stations between
xenia and Dayton; arriving at Cincinnati a 629 D. m
connecting with the Ohio Ind Mississippi Railroad for
Lousvle st. Louis and Csro arriving at st. Louis at
1905 D. at Dayton at Gs5 p. m At Indianapolis o.
V33 p NJ; connecting for Lafayette Terra Haus, Chi
cago, eto.
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
III For further information and Through Tickets
spPly to NJ. L. D0aERTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
p. ". sTRADRR,
.Ig~. r,.r asneral Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
JEo. ". DoHERTY,
.... ........-....-... Agent Ooluut1s,
B,W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati.
oiIumbul, Dec. %, 1862. -
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,t-.as. h A.YEE2sSq '- !
Sarsaparilla,
rnu puprrvTNrni rITr mr. roor,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Aud for tho speedy cure Of the following complaints
Scrofnla and ScrofuJous Affec tions, such
as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOns,
Plmples, Pustules, BlOtches, Boii.,
nIainG, and all Skin Oiseases.
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e@~@ uAA2LA
Little Miami h Columbus l. Xenia
szsal9l
RAILRO DADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton 4 rnaianapOlisl
Through to Indianapolis without Change Of Cats,
And bat One Change Of Cara between
Columbus and St. Louis.
-tjr.
On and After Monday, Doc. g.
.r.. rs, l96R.
Trains will run ss follows
Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
{sundsys exsspted.) 70 ~
FIRST TRAIN.

u /. FIRST IKAIN.
NIGHT BxF2E6s, via Dayton, at 1870 Q. m. stop.
ping at London xenia Dayton, Midiletovn and Ham.
ilton; arriving at Cincinnati ct go NIL connecns
dirsety wth0hio and Mlsrissppi Railroad forLousve
vncennes g. Lons, oAlro. and all points Southwest
arriving at bt. Lonis ~ 1890 at Dayton at t1s
0; m, and at 1ndiapApols at o55 D. M; 6onhecting
All poIDtu West VIZ 0'rf -
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Dyspepsia, Heart Diseass, Eltsy Epiien~
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,
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made by the Alternative power Of this medicine 1t shnu-
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
overcomes disorders which would be supposed bJ ond It's
reach. Such remedy has long been required by tho
cesses of the people, and confident ha! this will
do for them all that medicine can do.
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SECOND TRAIN

oLNoINNATI ACCOMMODATION at S,sOs. m.,
tepping at all stations between Columbus Cincinnati
Dayton and indianapolis; arriving at oinoinnau at
lEO5 o. m, Dayton 9.08a. m; Indianapolis at 2:l5
D. r. B. for ohillsothe, Marissts and ParksIburg.
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Trs.ins GoiaR North and 1vest.
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AccoaMoDA7Iox TRAIN leaves Mortified at 7 20 A. NJ,
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NaHr ExrREss TRAIN lea yes Bellows Falls at IS
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley K. r. leaving
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! West.
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TEE SILVER CHORD,
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A Collection Of FaTorite
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DIR. MARSHALES HEADACHE
CATAEeEga SNUFF.

1lS SnuG has thoroughly proved itself to be the hest
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large number OF the most cspectabe Druggists in
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recon, ac!daton given Of 1t fol lie OF Catarrhal
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Reconnaissance.

Frederick Expecting an Attack.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THIS MORNINGS DISPATCHES
THE WAR In THE EAST.
Frederick Expecting an Attack.
IMPORTANT RECONNAISSANCE.
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY,
Indians at Cumberland Gap.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Union Victory in Pennsylvania,
A Union Majority Of $4,000.
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Indians at Cumberland Gap.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Union Victory in Pennsylvania
A Union Majority of $4,000.
ELECTION RETURNs.

A1AhAASbBhlfl OCl- II
In the 18th Congressional District, Bal
ley (Union) carries Cumberland By 1900
certain, perhaps more.
In the 14th District, Patterson (Repub.)
will probably carry Dauphin county by
600 or 800 majority.
In the 9th District, Stearns (Repub.)
carries Lancaster by nearly 1000.
The Union ticket gains over 100 in this
city. A great Union victory throughout
the State has probably been gained.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA.
Eighteen Wards give Mayor Henry, the
Union candidate, 1851 majority.
The Democratic majority in Schuylkill
county will exceed 1900. Campbell (Re-
pub for Congress is defeated, as Lebanon
will give but 700 or 500.
Broomall (Union) is elected to Congress
in the 7th District over Gen. Mccall.
Biddle Dem. is defeated in the I'd Dis
trict.
NEWARK, N. J., Oct a
The Newark city charter election has
resulted in a Democratic triumph. The
Democrats carry nearly all the wards, and
retain majority in the Council.
CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. II.
Bailey (Union) for Congress has ma
jority in Cumberland county estimated at
2OOO. The Democratic State ticket will
have about 500 majority in the county.
READING, Oct Il.
The whole Democratic ticket is elected
by about 1000 majority in Berkshire
county.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct II.
Latest dispatches indicate the election of
Jas. K. Morehead (Repub.) to Congress in
the 22d District.
Reading goes for Joel B. Warner for
Congress in the Sth District.
Returns indicate the election of Mr..
Russell Thayer (Union) in the 9th District.
The Republicans claim a gain of four
members of the Legislature in this city.
HARRISBURG, Oct Il.
Special to the Philadelphia Press:
Glorious news from all parts of the
State. Blair, Baily and Mcpherson are
elected by heavy majorities. Gen Mccall
is shelved.
1t is thoughthere we will carry the State
by $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IA.
In the lst Congressional District Samuel
J. Randall DEM is elected by 1900 or
l600majority.
In the ID District Chas. .ONeil (UniOn)
is elected. In the 4th District Myers
(Union) is elected. In the 4th District
VIM. D. Kelly (UniOn) is probably elected.
LATER.-Stiles, Democrat, is elected to
Congress in the 9th district; Philip john
son, Democrat, is reelected in the l1th dis
trict.
The full returns elect Kline, Democrat
over Myers by 40 majority.
Franklin county gives $50 Union major
ity. Fulton county, gives 25O Democratic
majority.
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct, Il
Thirty districts give Stevens, for Con-
gress, 5000 majority, with twenty-three
districts to hear from. These will bring
his majority to 4,500.
The State ticket will have a still larger
majority.
DAVENPORT, Oct. a.
Indications are that Hiram Price, Re-
publican, is elected to Congress from this
District
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As yet we have but few returns from this
State. In the Toledo district, Mr.. Waite is
probably elected to succeed Mr.. Ashley
In the city of Toledo, Mr.. Waite received
1927 majority. In that city, unlike Cleve-
land, there was the greatest interest and
excitement.
In the Erie district, sandusky gave 81
majority for Noble against Worcester
Reports from other localities, however, give
heavy msjorities for Worcester, NOrwalk
giving him 225, Ridgefeld 5S, and New
London 2O7.
The result in the Franklin district is
doubtful. Columbus gave Cox majority
of 7el. shellabergers majority in Clark
county, is about 1000.
In Vsllandigham's district, Warren
county is reported 1900 to 1900 for
sohenek. The latter had $50 msjOrity in
Dayton. In Butler county, gaia for
schenck is reported. It is probable, &C
eording to present returns, that Yallan-
digham is defeated. All loyal men viii
shout with exultatiOn if this is SO.
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volunteers, to the neighborhood of War
renton and Thoroughfare Gap. They saw
no enemy.
The following is just received from
Frederick, dated II, p. NJ:
Frederick is again thrown into excite
ment by a report of an expected attack.
Many lsOk upon it as a rumor got up by
the secessionists here.
From the testimony already offered by
the prosecution before the Court of Inquiry
in the case of Gen. Martindale, the charges
appear to be very unjust, and rest wholly
upon an expression used by Gen. Martin
dale after the fight at Malvern Hills, that
he would rather share the fate of his
wounded men upon the field than abandon
them disgracefully.
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SOUTHERN MEMS.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
The followingis from Southern papers
AUGUSTA, Oct. 7.
The Savannah papers have correspond
ence from Baldwin, Florida, 9th, saying a
train went within two miles of Jackson
vile. Yesterday afternoon our cavalry
drove in the Yankee pickets. Two gun
boats opened on the train but did no dam
age. Eleven hundred Yankees landed at
Jacksonville. Our troops are gathering.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 10.
A special dispatch to the Savannah Re-
publican of this morning, dated Baldwin,
Florida 9th, says the Federals at Jackson
vile embarked yesterday and went down
the river this morning early. Large gun
boats are still lying off the town.
The Yankees have taken off all the ne
groes they can get, both slave and free.
The Petersburg Express has reliable in
telligence from Suffolk up TO Tuesday last.
The Union forces now in and around
Suffolk are estimated at $4,000.
We are gratifed to hear that our forces
are so stationed that the invaders will
meet with most determined resistance.