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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
The Fourth Congregational District

Hon. J. F. McKlaNEr called upon US yester-
day, feeling good, of cour sc, over the result in
his distric, and the State. We congratulated
him moat heartily upon bis success over WEST
the Abolition Gerrymauderer, who fixed up the
district to suit himself, in order thas he might
20 to Congress. The Fourth district will be
ably and creditably represented in the next
Congress by our esteemed friend McKISSET,
whose splendid canvass overcame the ToD ma
iority Of 2577, and gave him 793 over his COM
pstl,Or, being Democratic gain of 1870 in one
year.
We subjoin the result in the district BY
counties. It is as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
Tne Next Lealsla ,ure.,n

The next House Of Representatives is almost
certain to stand 81 Democrats to 46 Abolition
lists, with fair chance that 1t may be Sc to A.
The Senate will stand ID Democrats to l9 Abo-
itlonists; go that unless we are greatly deceived,
there will be Democratic majority on joint
ballot, insuring the election of q Democratic
United States Senator. The returns We have
received warrant this conclusion. If it should
turn out to be not go, the fault will be In the
is no mistake -HGyrisburg (Pa.) Patriot and
Union
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

Last year Tod had I,oUU mBJOFIIy' IN TOUT
Trimble led Hutchins 539 In this county NOW
the tables are turned completely, 90 Tar as 'he
member of Congress 10 concerned. .,o
Hutchips has $50 majority in Scioto and 54S
in Vinton. OF course be is elected by q large
msjority--not less than l SUI.
Neither party in Lawrence county ran q
county ticket. Seth Sutherland Is elected Audi
tor; Jas. A. Bartram, Recorder; Ambrose
Trumbo, Commissioner; William O'Callaghan'
Surveyor; Moses W. Dauis, Coroner, and John
KELLEY, InHrmsry Director. Those in italics
are Republicans.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

T The Journal correc.s its statement in re.
gard to the accident that happened to Mr..
Glover's son, by saying that it was caused not
by the shell which the boy had picked up, but
by its coming in contact. when be cast Il from
him, with another shell, which exploded, and
caused the injury. We are pleased to learn
that hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The people will be anxious to know whether
there are any more masked batteries of the
same sort in the suburbs Of our city
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
EYa-Opener.

The Commercial thinks II 10 an imputation on
mans morals and patriotism to be called an
Abolitionist. The late elections seem 10 have
operated as an eye-opeler on the Race.street
advocate Of the emancipation proclamation Of
thing, that that proclamation and the one i'm
mediately following 1t opened the eyes of
thousands as 20 where the country ID drifting.
We hope that hundreds Of thousands viii come
to the same concluion ~ the OogmeyeisI, that
II 10 matter Of reproach 70 be an Abolitionist.
-Ciaeinnati Enquirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

INTELLIGENCE received 10 Cincinnati on the
Goth inst. from Gallipolis, where Generi Cox
at present has his headquarters, states that the
rebels had evacuated Western Virginia, taking
with them two hundred thousand bsgs OF salt.
They have made successful retreat, and after
destroying a large amount Of property, includ
ing all the salt works, are now en- route for
Eastern Tennessee with sufficient quantity Of
salt to keep their army for year. Gen. Cox
will be 10 possession Of Charlestown and the
Kanawha river towns during the present week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

The Cleveland Herald reports that the Dem
ocrats are lamenting that they supported Waite
In the Toledo District, and did not unite on
Phelps and elect him over Ashley. Mercy on
us, would they have elected all the members
from Ohio!-Ssndusky Register. ~
How any Of the Democrats of the 10Th Dis
tsIot could vote for Mr.. WAITE, after he and
his organ indorsed the emancipation proclama-
ton, is what We don't understand! u.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

Much FOR LIrTLE.-If you wish to restore
and ketp healthy and handsoms condition ol
the Gums and Teeth, with the least expense.
aSc sne w ova 'ns Hbp
SONS UNaivALED TOOTH PAsTE. g You will find
it at Studer's, Samuel's Marple's, Schueller's
Fisk g. Ridgeway's, Wilson's, Depig y Sons
schaub'a, and at good Druggists generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The trial of Major McKinutry by court mar
tial in St. Louis, reached Its twentieth day on
the 18th inst 1t drags heavily.
The Secretary of War has ordered that no
more contrabands be sent into the State OF IL
linois. VIII he do the same good turn ior
Ohio7
THE Winslow House, in st. Paul, Minnesota
together with Dr.. Gaines drug store, was de-
stroyed by Ere on the 1lth inst. The hotel was
unoccupIed. Loss $4,000.
KINGS county, New York, including the city
Of Brooklyn, has eight hundred and six'y men
yet to raise to gil the quota.
The Kcnnebec House, in Augusta, Name
and two large brick buildings, we're burned on
the 18th Inst. Loss $4,000.
THE Navy Department has from England
photograph Of the rebel privatesr "2sO," copies
of which are furnished to the war vessels that
are likely to meet her.
IT probably costs not less than FIVE thousand
dollars to put the machinery for draft in
motion IL a county. Windham county, Con-
necticut, being nine short of the quota the
whole operation must be gone through with in
order to get nine men.
A sEooND though very faint comet Ia now in
the vicinity of the orbit Of Mara. II Is 7O,OOO,-
600 of leagues from the earth, and 53,OOO. .oVo
from the sun.
A suoAR refining firm in Philadelphia have
manufactured a pyramid of fine loaf sugar q
foot and half through at tho base, four
feet three inches in height, and weighing
nearly two hundred pounds, which is to be
presented to Mrs. George B. Mcclellan
BY the arrival OF the Bavaria we have later
European intelligence. and expressions OF Eng
lish opinions on the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation. The London Times thinks 1t a
mere paper Illumination which cannot be effec-
tive until every square mile Of rebel territory is
conquered.
AN indianapolis dispatch Of the 2Oth inst /,
states that The armies of the rebel Generals
Bragg and Kirby Smith have passed safely out
OF Kentucky through Powells Gap, with all Of
their trains, supplies, etc, it being Impossible
for our forces to pursue them for want of for.
age and subsistence
The New York Tribune Of the 2Oth inst.
says editorially that the last European advicGs
render it morally certain that France and Eng
land will recognize the Southern Confederacy
by the first Of January-provided there be no
changes in the situation before that time.
The official lists chow the following number
of general officers in the Union and rebel
armies:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
one OF the CORY Inand ered DIssricl

ONE OF the GerrymRndored Districts.
The Ninth Congressional District was cut
out BY the Abolition Legislature for an Aboli-
ton district. II was fixed up with great care
to elect an Abolition Congressman. For this
purpose the strong Abolition counties Of Huron
and Erie were tackled on TO Seneca, Crawford,
Sandusky and Ottawa, which were Democratic,
and which they had largely outvoted at all cleo
tions. But, alas, this time the Democratic
counties give about three thousand majority to
crat, Noble, very easy.-CncinnatE Enquirer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
How Ills working.

We saw letter yesterday, written by q Ger
man girl of POmeroy, Ohio, to sister, who
IL at service in this city, stating that white girl
would soon be all out of places there, as all who
wanted help are hiring blacks at fifty cents O
week, 80 numerous are they.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

U The Cincinnati committee for the relief
of the sufferers in New Ulm, from the recent
outbreak Of the Indians In that vicinity, col
lected tho sum Of $500 amongst the German
population reading In Cincinnati, on the vest
ern side Of the canal. ao stssi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

The Cleveland Plain Dealer rejoices over
the great Democratic victory In Ohio. II seems
to be as sincere in Its congratulations as II It
had supported our ticket, instead of keeping
he bogus Union ticke. at the head of its COL
umns during the campaign!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
Erecsed by :, 900 mai iori ".

The Eleventh Congressional District is not
yet definitely heard from, but reports received
Indicate the election of Wells A. Hutchins
over Bundy by about 1900 majority. His ma
jorities in the counties, official, reported and es.
timated, are placed as follows; Scioto, official,
639; Lawrence, official and reported, $50; Vim
ton, reported, 500; Jackson, reported, 100;
Adams, estimated, 500 Reports from Gallia
are that the vote on Congress will be close.
These figures will give Hutchins about 1000
majority. This shows how conservative men
are "played out" "Sic transit gloria Bundy."
-P0Ttsmouth Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
Local M a t ters.

ANNUAL MEErINo.-The First Annual meeting
Of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society,"" of Co
lumbus, will be held Wednesday, Oct. 22d, a
half past two o'clock P. M, In their rooms ir
Heyl's Seminary, The election of officers io
the ensuing year will then take place. AL
members aud friends of the society are earnest
ly asked to come.
By order of the President,
MRS. w. Z. IDE.
M. E, DoHERTY, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

esuecially when We consider that the bogus
Union party carried the State last year by
SIS 900 majority. 1t is o most glorious achieve
ment, for which the Democracy and conaerva'
tives of Ohio deserve immortal honor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

GJ President Alexander Campbell, of Beth
any College, Brooke county, Virginia, now sew
enty-five years of age, delivered last evening
at atCIncinnAti the annual address to the Ameri-
can Christian Missionary Society.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

CHEAP DENTIvMcE.--J. II. studer on State
street, has " Hudson's Unrivaled Tooth Paste, -
long advertised in this paper, which he sells at
fifteen cents per box, 1t is an excellent article,
and cheap at Mr. Studer's price. /,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
The Trna Hanson. =.

The late defeat of the Republican party in
this State, was not owing to the fact that 30
many of it's followers were absent In the army;
but because the draft frightened such host Of
them into Canada to avoid it.-Cleoeland Plain
Dealer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
ruE NATIONAL PLA9FORM
,..rposos Q .-he War.

.. nv VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, PAsskp Thk
s-ss prsoLuTIoK, WHICH KxPRHssks TIE volC- "
~ T. ~oN AND 10 THE True BTAnDAhp os
,Ss deplorable civil war mas oeen ioLceo
non the country By the disunionlss o. .ne
states, nov In arms agan,s snS ,Sst In this Ma
ssor. emergency. Congress, banamnS all Leenns ~. ~
s..e raaaion and resentment, VIII recohect ony ~
sv ~ the whole country Idttsts sodg - nos todgea
n Ih.r Dart IN any spirtt or oppreesaon, OF Lor a~y
ovTpose Of conqes or swo1agdmso" ~ s,nk 81 ~ SstaS-
es'S Of Uose States, bat % dgsnd gig
naae l,sa ~ =, nrsadcr Of tho C0nsf1stoN, ond
....ss ~ U,on' DiM all he dignity, eQwdsg ana
iS,. ~ a. seueray Stats uitnlpasTeu osu ases ~
.ooN a. sss objects are deoenp"sHso "o WOW o''''
o csdse." ig
7.zz. 1snsral commanding takes thts oc0deton
,n,nd "a ocsrs and soldiers Of he army ldt zee
49, s.ogosd IN supporting the Constsuttoe an9 suus
~ ~ USited Sidt6s, and In sePpresss"1 :
ncaInst thsir authority; that zoe are mot
nm. M raDins, revenge or 6uo1u0Gttoni Mos E.s "
not contest uoatnst ~ soithin ths
I1rcss aas SnG saosia % OoniSst.d " =. spon
- S,ohsst 0rincipts knoto1 TO ChTsssd@ c'c"''o
tion." GEO, B, McoLBLLAN,
us IN kAis, our nation's btTthdGy, zee dso.are y y
- ~ %.nSo ars rebels a0diast ne best tHteresg oI
~ ~ fhat this army shdU enter ths CGpstot y
~. .o.cssd ObnfedsrdcV, that oar Ndtton9s SoSss
~ ~, sSu rscoN and tat Gso Uto'l soAace a.o.s
~V 49, 4. s,.ss dEte,dl peace and ecternde sec"W w
:aSs STATE mas and '@aa % TS grss'IS'@S g. '@ScoLELIAN
n r1old t1at thts Government spas made on w
,rSEs kosis bv uhtte men, for no oeneF" ~ ~''''0
rASa ana Ms'r p0s'"''S STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
GT99TNG.

A DEAF AND DUMB hoy, ABOUT
"A twelve years Of age, went BY the o. b o. b. h.
Cleveland on the 18th ult He 10 small for his age
with black hair and sharp black eyes, wore black
ct and pants, and black felt hat, tho initials o. NJ
pame, u, D., being narked upon his cothings Ae ha
been passing from zone station 70 anotker On dneren
railroads and was seen atAlliance on ihe 18TH uit
information 40 to where be may DO found will b
thankfully received By the Superintendent of the Ins
tuition fort the DsAf and pnnb. saese ~ sfsast
ColpmbuS, 0ct, Z, le61d&WH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

" Thompson at the POstofice has Harper's
Weekly for Oct. 25. 1t has portrait of Car
ibaIdi wounded and in prison. E o..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
m. HesuIs ~ rranllln Oeunsy'

For convenient reference we subioin the Of
ficial foosinps of the votes received py the sew
eral candidates, at the late election with the
maiorities:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

On October siss. 1852, JsRnHAH ARxsrRoSs,ip BIZ
18th year. lrte X /
yunsAi WI take place from his late residence No. sel
East Rich street. On Thursday psxi, Of o'clock 2. n,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

p Harper's Weekly for Oct. 25. can be had
at Studer's, on State street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

The following table shows the number of cas-
ualties and designations among the general Off
GERS in both armies since the commencement
of the war:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22

lT Quite large number Of recruits from
the northern part Of the State for the 73d Ohio,
left the city yesterday for the East.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
Lawrence County.

IRosToN, ONO, Oct IL, 1852.
ED1. srATEsMAN:-The vote Of Lawrence
county was officially counted this morning. Re-
a,nlt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
aEo. n, McoLRLLAN,

UT IAosd ot ts GoSsTnss s =. 'GSs S.ss Is sr % Sis NJ
mn assd fAeir postsvtsy forsrer; noraIAs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
Democraic majorIties and Gains.

McKinney's majority. 1913
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
,uEE vOLUNTRR,s MANUAL. vol. isTn--sss


Compiled IRON s beat and latest the Volunteers
Npi Militia fhe CoaedIA,s hg lnn.l WI
am Nj htrdiol gauge aad formerly assnan In'uuetor
g Tactics vugiria Military lnshu'e.
Tls valuable book LIBERAL sbn gsmnt OF HArdees r@ee
,udIng the School Alon and Instruction for ekrm
isle
The DAanesep andu Msnual Of Arms Tor the huske he
L lkin,roduced rom G.hln g hEndaL
Also the forms Parais kr hs eetlon Dives Pa
es luard Mounting duties of Guards duties Of Captains 10
Anp and arson, nsrchs Camps ic Ac tog Yer with Sol
Dior Iions and node 4 cooking them aud few Important
salUAry sugseiilons Q, soldiers A. NORRIS, ppbhsher
fe2l % Main strect, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

slnalLarus the world has ever Ell. But say. ans
other, We cannot obtain ,nppi6s Of f,od for our
lrmies Such cToakeF il referred TO the over.
crowded grsnsres the toeming nsa -housss, and TIE
.wiug herds aqd the fat hogs Of this Lew ConeGeracy
which has Of AL the Elements Of sstng at iburdance
and to spare. Such q man would Lot lave aid
sh credit the Commissarys Department c,ea when
saul "set the battle in gray sgans hs Pbii.ias"-
DAyid-i.tlo David he then wns, Lud tie youngest
soa Of his aher-sent cheerullS when dten by him,
% carry supplies to bis brethren in the frny, even
"when tie PhIistine drew near, morning and event
for forty days" He carried With him Oh ''ePia OF
paiched and two loaves," and TO the camp -
He made question then about numbers or supplies
aud after his arrival in tho army he sngy and alone.
fought ths most remarkable battle upon record in which
he came OF victorious, though his own brethren
discouraged him from engaging in the unequal coLact.
TO- then (said Mr. e. and DO hkewise- ight with the
giints; and if you not nov armed with the giants
ra, Der you may yet have the arms which in
the hands OF your enemy had the cOnqaeror of Go.
lab. Fight with such arms you have, remembering,
too that 'hs Lord eavetb with the sword and the
soear alone Hever permit yorssivss for mcmsHt to
dJ1iJt y9ir ,,cess aud the ultimate eslGLhshmsnl c
ind pendeHes, SAID Ee Tor 10 douot Is 10 DC de-
fested, and 70 bs defeated " 10 be sukJugsted
Go, too without the OF aid from England
or France any other government for If they should
recognise our independence iG will be concesson cDIy
sksd out because they co4d longer resist the silent
appeal of free government based upon It's intrin
s; force and iia real independence, secured by ts own
rong arm by the justice OF s cause, and the indom
table will OF is own people. IL is highly probable,
aid he that in very short time both these nations will
intervene in afIirs- nsy be that such ntsrven-
ton will nure to bensft-yet he hoped reliance
would be placed upon the mere probability Of their de-
Ig 50; while wanted assistance, he would rucke to
uo power 10 obtain it.
He waited every man in Virginia to do bis whole
duty aud he was sure the nea Of Bedford would not DO
behind in the performance oi theirs, animated as they
shoul be, by theipjunciop, "RemtHbr you are going
to 6gkt for htersy which they had received from noble
revolutionary sirea.
VIM. N. Burxell and James F. Johnson, Esqa., made
very able, eloquent and Elective appeals, also TO the
p.ope 10 speec which listened to with the most
marked attention By very large Gssemblage, who will
nooly respond to the call
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s spscasd O. HSzasePL Prsvouy agtsed sP1a IS
lsssu the Partel
A. ,ivsaeut not ZArksd NE SoPy for aSpsssesd nu-
Wn Be continued until ordered srt Ant pay s1
gusri1I accordingly.
e e pArsoi Advs-s Il = propert STATE dlssHo
A.. r p-yegez Only e1sn 20 their Immediate business hea
t gal ana 6hsr Advertisements sent BY then 70 be ~
sa Iuolal charge, and no vsrtA,lOn-
gsN EtAie and General Agents. AdVetGscmsab noi " os
- eF ~ ne year b1i 70 be charged a. e usual tSi saheo
Z 1r-r 1i1colrts shan be Egre-t upon.
- ro,ssle-s sus yearly s'yerl1sr seneFAy eagasinS 90
or -gre Eyusss vh ne privilege ot change lhAl no On @
ysag avsrzye u a1y vesg, Insert uore hsn te An~L1
sd 40 a. hs sfsaz ru unier the contract and AZ eEcs
sisF f1cA aaou1l % Be charged s. Che usrsl rates.
Afvserfents lrs-rtsI IN t3e szWesky NS AZ I5 eent
a. srars OF ,ss fr ne .g iserz, snd 90 ooatl
= - ~ -s.H -.r-1ar-r 90 p usckly, o certs.
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CFP or RICHMOND Pr ER7BURG RAILROAD CO.,
Ri.hmond, Va, February II, lss2.
ny and aner uondRy, the 1th tust tae Nal Train
Ills read will .eAye Richmond At quarter before M. NJ
!pftad OF Ave A. NJ, as hese..iote. L. H. Gill,
set5 - General s5pt
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SECESSION CLUB ROONS.
IA, MAIN STRELT, OVER ADiE GRAY'S DRUG STORE,

TyIHIs FOCsE open to Visitors viii constantly keep Al hs
Lp-sI cgstgtlri TIE best Wines and Liquors 10 US
and uf thr market viii aiWaysb secured ann
Gad is Tor fsu 20 Customers Private parties AVlys
be aa.eL aLh R.vLls D--ng Eoom. l.-- ---
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DAVID ). q. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DsACFCss In al s Cosrts o. he oOgnus Of Nelson aad
Ausers Rs vii a.gcs1 any lAs basnssl entrusted &c
b. ll he sl'ace1t cou-uc..
So address Tys 2vsr WArehoaseP P o, Nelson Co, Va
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janis z II NAUEY 60.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

nasLY UNION PRAYER VI ETiSG. "A Uron
~ Prayer Meeting. und.r the anspess he Young s,hs
o., Atacstion VII be hsid In the Cniei PrebJtsan
Q uch r. E.GID A. TIE eOruc of su "a bfsnki suret
yrvsn ng except Sunday tun' further nJie' - ~ oo
The pastss Eni eengEegAons of the vIou eture' ana
arg cy, invited to attend asd paruep .s 70 Ls
neetni.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

NOTICE.
TvyHE of sRna'i "a. Price Co., dissolved
II This day by Limitation The sndesgrei WI eoatE the
a. fore, under the o. Sanl n Price
CO. asauag al NE Liabilities Of And Sshg al cebs dds
ais e0lcern.
hAMrL n. PRIOE,
WI. Il. GOgDON,
Al JACK rEMpLE
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