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JOB WORK

OF al kinds done oD short notice by
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
An unclaens from she Capital.

"A short time ago lady, escorted by gen.
tleman In the uniform of o volunteer officer
came to leading aotel In Columbus. The
officer secured room for the lady and went
away. Late In the evening he returned and
asked the clerk to show him to the lady's room.
The clerk asked him If the lady was bis wife,
and he eaid she was not but it was call right. !"
The clerk told him no could not be shown to
the lady's room OF that hour II she was not his
wife, and the officer departed In q huff. In the
morning the lady paid her bill and left the
house alone. A short time after, the hotel.
keeper received letter from this city, the
writer claiming that his wife had been grossly
insulted In the formers hotel. The writer
stated that his wife (giving her nsme) and an.
other lady came to the hotel together or q
certain day. and stopping ever night they were
subjected to great neglect and positive insult -
The angry husband insinuated In his letter that
the hotel. keeper might expect Wait from him
very soop, to obtain satisfaction In person. On
referring to the books, II was discovered that
tho lady whom the writer of the letter referred
to ss his wife, and the lady who came there
with the officer, were one and the same per
son.
Ii happened that the proprietor of the hotel
was away az the time Of the occurrence referred
70. but the clerk recalled all the circumstances
In the case. They were embodied In q letter
BY the hotel keeper and sent to the indignant
husband, The letter, in reply, denied that she
came there vi b another lady, and denied that
she had been insulted, unless she considered 10
an insult to refuse the admission of her military
friend to her room at late hour In the even
Ing. We feel curious 20 know how the lady
reconciled to her husband the little incongruity
existing between her statement and that Of the
hotel. cl.keeper- between the "lady friend" whom
she says accompanied her, and the military
friend whom the letter develops. In venting
her spite against the hotel she unwittingly got
herself into a predlcsment. The whole affair
might have been Of the most innocent descrip-
tion, but appearances we're o little unfortunate
for the lady .--Cleveland Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
The New Rase.

Il n curious to note that the plan Of the
campaign against Richmond Is now settled on
tie base which General MoCLELLAn demanded.
and which be bad once secured. We are told
that the Army of the Potomac is moving down
shs Rappahsnnock valley on fredericksburg -
This will be an advantageous position Ashort
road to Aequis creek opens conmunication
With the National Capital, BY which supplies
and rsinforoements can be pushed forward at
short notice. The Rsppahsnnock opens an
avenue to the eastern coast of Virginia. Cor
donsville can be made untenable for the rebels
by amovement down tho Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad to Hanover juno
sOn. fredericksburg is only sixty miles north
Of Richmond, and the road an easy one. Such
are the advantages Of what appears to be the
present base Of operatlons--the very one Nc
CLHILAH would have doubtless chosen, had he
remained In command.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

ordered bic guard to charge bayonets upon them
to drive them by cold steel from their own
streets. Il was at the Bates House corner,
one Of tho most public placea In the city, and
where the passers.by In the ordinary course Of
business, to halt for O moment, will make Q
crowd. We are told thas Col. Darlington
ordered his men to run them through when the
people hesitated to obey his peremptory order,
but the soldiers having more discretion than
the officer, did not do II. Nobody was hurt,
and Ii Is well that IL is So
The most charitable construction that can be
put upon this act of Col Darlington 10, that he
Is crazy--too much labor or honor has made
him mad Indianapolis Sentinel, Nou l9m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

A BRILLlANT BAYoNET CHARoE The history
Of this war will record many brilliant bayonet
charges, where the lines of glistening steel have
steadily advanced, amid storms Of shot and
shell, aud driven the enemy away from their
strong holds in terror and dismay A bsyonet
charge must be very pretty thing. Yesterday,
We arc Informed, the citizens Of our town we're
given an exhibition Of one by the active and
untlripg commandant Of the post here. He
wanted TO let them know that he knew how Il
was done, and that be could command in the
field, If the Government ever called him there
A great many Of our people think him we'll
qualified, and would be delighted II the War
Department would avail itself Of his N Nspoleonic
genius. 53
But, to the bayonet charge Of yesterday We
give is as related to us by respectable gentle.
men who stood in the crowd. The provost
guard was called upon to arrest an old soldier,
Tor what reason our informsnts did rot know.
The old soldier, who had q furlough, 0r pass,
in his pocket, did not want 10 be arrested, and
stood upon his right to remain at large. The
alteration drew crowd Of paseers.by, IS any
Of the kind always will 10 city.
This incensed the "commander Of the forces"
and he ordered the crowd of cliisens 10 dispcrse.
They would mot do 10 and the fiery Colonel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
meais,cation ef the emancipation
PFOon0matAOm.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York World says that, Notwithstanding the
boas,s OF the radicals Of having secured the
adherence of The President to their programme
the opinion is gaining ground that the smanoi'
patton proclamation prcnised on January l.
VIII be either modified Or withheld He alec
states |. as the general belief at Washioeton'
that II there ia not conservative majority a'
the approaching session OF Congress, there GER
tsinly will bea majority against the extreme
measurss Of the radicals. IL is thought tha.
in view Of the expression Of the peoples VIII
a, the recent elections, the President will reie'
tho whole subject Of ccn6scs'ion and emsn0l
n ,,ion TO the reconsideration Of Congress
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
Wholesale Desertion

The desertions from the army, especially in
the West, are becoming really alarming. Both
before and after the battle of Perryville, hund
reds deserted from Buell's army, and they are
nov at home, dressed in citizens clothes, sp-
parently without any intention Of returning.
OF the new regiments, there are few that have
not lost from fifty to as high as three hundred
men, from the same cause. In the camps Of
this State, the same Generalization presents
itself. At Camp Dennison, where thirteen
hundred enlisted men are due, not more than
ave hundred can be found 10 camp. Officers
who have recruited and paid bountles to full
company Of men, cannot muster q corporate
guard.-Cin Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
Tyibun. means those who for the time being

TSibuns means those who for the time being
administer the General Government II these
ore "eager to welcome any cvestures from the
rebel ohiefs looking to their return to loyalty"
they are certainly dIsposed to make oveFtures
hooking to tho same end. and to enter at once
upon negotiations. We would simply Inquire
whether the Tribune and It's party will sustain
the Administration in such policy. We ap
prehend that GREELEY would, If he believed
such to be the case, at once raise the old cry oi
mo treaty with traitors with arms in their
hapdsw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
Notice to Paro,ta prisoners.
HEADQUARTERS U. s. PARoLED FORCES,
COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. II, 1862 !


HEADQUARTERS u. s. PARoLED FoRoEs,(
COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. II. 1862. y
Special Order No. 110.] ~ -fF
All oficera, non commissioned officers and
privates, who have been paroled and ordered to
report at Camp Chase, or Camp Lew Wallace,
and who are absent from duty, whether With or
without leave, are hereby commanded forth
with to report at the last mentioned camp
An exchange Of prisoners having been agreed
on between the United States and the 90. called
Confederate States, oil paroled prisoners Or
dered to either of the above camps will be
speedily sent forward to their old regiments.
Officers neglec!ing to obey this order promptly
will be reported to the Secretary OF War, with
a recommendation that they be dishonOrably dis
missed the service. Non. commissioned officers
and privates who shall fail to report in obeii-
ence to this order, will be punished by court
martial by Withholding their pay or otherwise,
according to the character aud aggravaiion of
their respective offensoa.
By command Of Brig ,Gen'l Cooper. COM
as.r sJ.5e .o
VIM Won DoRHN,
novlS-d5l sr- 4- a. A. Gen'i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
ga Monkey Shiue.D

A few evenings since, Dan Rice's big mon.
key escaped unseen from his c0Dfuement, al
Girard, Erie county, Pa. and started up street
in guest Of adventure. He stopped at DE-. Ely .
residence, which he took possession of imme-
diately, driving the family out and causing
considerable CONSERVATION. A babe lying 10
he cradle was badly bitten in the foot, and
Mrs. Ely was also bitten In the hand. When
he doctor arrived, he found the monkey play
ng with lighted lamp. Jocko was quickly
knocked over and secured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

GIVING OUT CIrY ScaiP.--At nine O'Clock this
morning, according tonotice, city orders Of the
denomination of Ave cents. we're given. out at
the City Treasurer's Office in the Atwater
Block. About $500 or $500 worth were given
out. Tho crowd was immense about the office.
A great many were unable to get any, and those
who did paid heavy premium for them in the
way Of sore ribs and aore corns. Umbrellas
we're demolished and hats collapsed in the
crowd, Cross words and oaths few about, and
stanoe.- Cleveland Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY CoMMAHDER,l I
CoLuMBua, O., Nov. 90, 1869.

CoLUMBUs, o., Nov. 2O, 1862. }
General Order No. Ill
|. All soldiers absent from their regiments
on Discharge Furlough must Immediately re-
port at Camp Chase or Camp Donnison for re.
examination or DO considered dessrters, and
treated as such,
O. Al! soldiers who have been sbsent from
their regiments or hospitals, and srs not able
to report at Camp Chase or Camp Dennison in
person, muat make their application for dis.
charge 10 me direct without the interposition
of any lawyer or agent A svo.n statement Of
respectable physician must be sent here, and
IL deemed sufficient, blanks and instructions
will be sent to the soldier. .h ~,
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, 1862-11-22

MISSOURI has voting population OF full one
hundred and seventy thousand; OF these barely
eighty thousand voted ct the recent election
OF the eighty thousand that voted some forty
ak thousand, Il is claimed, voted for emanci-
patton. If this is correct, 1t is but a slight In
crease over the number that favored emanclpa'
,iou preyious 10 the late election
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
G P. RuCKINGHAM.
u bUVhIINOI1hNI
BriRadier. G eneral and A, A. G.

Brigadier General aud A. A. G.
III. In accordance with the above, all officers,
non commissioned officers and privates, boloug.
ing to the 95:h Regiment. o.. V. l., who are
absent from camp, with or without leave, are
hereby ordered TO repor, forthwith to the com.
manding officer Of the regiment at Camp Chase.
III. All who fail to report asrequired, with
10 a reasonable linfe ilOm this date, will be ar
rested and dealt with rs deserters.
By order of Col. McMillen.
A. G. TUTHER, Adiutant
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

The New York Tribune objects "to any ne
gotiasion or parleying with the rebels except
BY the constituted authorities Of our country.
They are" 10 says, "and always have been,
eager 10 welcome any ovsfsurss from the rebel
ohisfa looking 10 their return 70 loyalsy.v By
che constituted authorisIss," We presume ths
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
[Ror the ohio statesmanl.l
n ,,hey Democfntic POaimestef's
Head Tahen OFF

Head Taben Off
The PostIaas aster at Dsiby Plains, Ohio was
dscApita,ed By LinCOIn's Postmaster General,
60 make room for Black Republican--one OF
the blsckest kind; Fabid hemp and halter
poli,iciau!r They feel i'll at ease since the last
elsc Ion returns came to hand. and ses as II
they we're determined to Sork out their ili'Willl
toward the people by removing all Postmaster
who sre guilty of being Democrats; and BY Ie
moving the offices from public and business
corners to obscure, out.of-the-vay places ane
come distance from post roads,
WAIT FOR TIE WAGON
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting of the State Board Of
Medical Examiners.

HEADQUARTERS, OHIO VOLUNTEER MILITIA.
suReroN GsrERALs 0TrIcE,l
Columbus, Nov. l2 1862.
rUHE ROARD ID OF EXAMINERS WILL
i convene on WEDN1sDAY, the 10Th day Of Decsm.
ber at 10 o'clock A. NJ In the city Of Columbus, for
the examination OF candidates for the position Of Bur
geon and Assistant Surgeon, 0.V. n. -
: Applicants far admission 70 examination must be
graduates Of some regular Medical School, and bring
certificates Of good moral character.
To facilitate the examinaon candidates will please
forward to the ONCE their diplomas and certificates
prior to the day Of meeting, H q
By order OF the Governor - &
.f3 sC ~ ssurgson.GsnsraIof Ohio
novl4-d4Rlaw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

TIE great frauds just coming to light In the
custom house and In connection with the Gov
ernment disbufsing Office OF this city, are, we
fear, but the beginning Of chapter Of partisan
POPULATIONS such as this country has never be.
fore seen, Whom out Of pcReE.th Republicans
claimed to be POSSESSED Of all the virtue In the
country; in power they have proved themselves
adopts In oil the vices.--NeU York World
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
HrApou.pTr.s s5rH R1o o, v. l.

HEApouARTERs 95TH RIa OqV. I.,(
CAMP CHASE, Nov. 90, 1869.
General ORDERS, No. Isl
I. The following telegraphic dispatch has
this day been received;
WAsHIEoroN, D. c., Nov. 10, 1862
To HE Escellsney Coz, Tod:
Officers and men OF the Ninety filth (95th)
Regiment have been exchanged, Please have
the regiment ready for the aold as soon as
possible.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

what an amount OF Suffering ana
Di,ease among the Volunteers would be prevented BY
The free use Of HOLLowAY's PILLS & OINTMENT.
For wounds, Sores and scurvy, the Ointment sA GER
tain cure, and for Bowel Complaints, Fevers, Bmall
por, etc., the Pills arc the eSt medicine in the world
Only 25 cents per Boz or Pot - WI
noy20-d&wlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

m. PETTERGIL CO.
a = a. Park Row, New York, and ssS'e
Street, Boston,
.ysp,s IN those cities, and are authorised ~
sSysrtssmepts and Subscriptions for u' al our 1"''
Rates. AT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

-, s5 .trq r-s es4l gssY "a G. tsfgess 80 ar
G t~ esAst n ~ q .7'a fe = sfrfs
a1H H 81 F9G Breeze
nesAt .tsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
MI89TNG.

DEAF AND DUMB boy, ABOUT
n twelve years Of age went by the O. q o. Il. r. TO
Cleveland on the 18th ult He In small for his age,
with black hair and sharp black eyes, wore black ac
et and pants and black felt hat, the nials Of his
name, II. D., being marked upon his clothing. he has
been passing from station to anotker on different
railroads and was seen at Alliance on The 18th ult.
information as to where he may be found Will be
Thankfully received by tho Superintendent Of the Ins
tuition 70 the Deaf and Dumb.
Columbus, Oct. z, 1682-d&Ewt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

saturday MORNING, NOV. 49, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22

The Crawford County Forum 10 out for c.
L. VALLANDisHiM for Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-22
Batchelors Hair Dyei
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WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRB oslsbnted Hair Dye
OF oducss color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted no, to nurs the Hair In the isasti remedies
tho III Effects Of bad dyes and invisOates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splsndid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair son and
beautiful. Sold BY all Drugsistsi etc.
III The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAroHB-
LoR, on Mo four sidss Of sdcA ooc.
Factory NO. 81 barclay street,
Qate es3 broadway and 10 Bond street,)
may2g-dawly NEW fOHA'
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