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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-15
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THcOPs-The Fight progressing. +.
CHICAGO, Feb 14.-A special to the Tribune,
dated camp in held near Fort Donelson, Feb.
18Th, 1880 p. NJ, says: Fort Donelson 10 In
vested by our troops. Our lines are formed
from right 70 left, from north to south, nearly
surrounding the fort. Heavy cannonading and
ekirmishing has been going on since seven and
q half o'clock this morning. Owing to the
extent of our line Of action, but little can be
learned of the result. hear, however, that q
Captain in Company I, Seventh Illinois, has
been killed. "a ,,
General McClernand's division is operating
on the right wing, and General Smiths on the
left. ''7t AtS s-A- 's7t " As.
We had had but one gunboat to play upon
the tort until Just within the last half hour,
when other gunboats are firing on the fort.
The force stationed within the bre6stworks,
from the beat Information, 10 about fifteen thou.
sand. No relnforcements can now arrive, as
oil communication is cut Off Il tis now thought
that their left redoubt has fallen into our
hands. W8e 11glnI
All the ofaceis are acting With great valor,
exhibiting fearlessness highly creditable to our
western army. Gen. Grants staff has been
riding along the lines all morning, regardless
Of the grape that is being shoWered In every
direction. sgfde.3 SD asraa sG1
Eight o'clock, P. M.--The cannouadipg and
akirmishing has continued brIskly all day, but
has lately discontinued. A considerable NUM-
Der have been wounded on both sides. The
25th Indiana, which rushed boldly up to the en-
trenchments, had during the day forty of their
men wounded, all slightly. The 7th 1llinois and
7th Iowa, who have been close to the enemy'a
Gre, lost somo men. Among the killed Is Capt
MendelI, Of Co. ], 7th Illinois, and Col. Morri.
SOD, Of the 49th Illinois, 10 wounded. "a ,-b.ie
Brge's sharp shooters have done good service
They kept several Of the enemy's guns Idle, by
picking of the cannonlers as fast as they ap.
peered at the guns. H1i t9ss q haaiale ~ =
Capt. Brink, with company Of cavalry
went around to the left bank Of the river thil
afternoon, and reports that the gunboat Caton
dolet received ten inch ball through her case
mate, which wounded eight men, but did not in
| iure the boat materially. G 81 Is aano sA D
| Capt. Walker, Of tho Carondoiet, says h,
has dismounted three Of the enemy's rive
guns.
The other gunboat had not arrived up I,
ak o'clock p. N. la wHHsf
| The enemy's rife shots and grape have beer
flying thick and fast about here ali day. SOM
six shots struck around Gen. Grant and stat
this afternoon, while they were riding along th'
lines. One bullet hit one Of the horses Of th,
body guard near BY.
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From Fort Henry.
Isp.elal . lhe ohIcago JOurnal.

q IOP5VlHI y VIC VuIVaKV VVuIHHI'I
FoRT HENRY, Feb IL The expedition under
command OF Colonel Riggin, returned to Fort
Henry to-day, from the upper Tennessee river,
having captured seyenty-Aye thousand dollars
worth of cuntraband goods at Paris, Tennessee;
they also found the tents and camp equipage OF
the troops that lef. Fort Henry. The troops
have moved from here, and will probably at
tack Fort Donelaon tomorrow.
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Gen. MitchelI AdynncInR,

LOUISVILLE, Feb. H.. The fret considerable
snow Of the season fell last night, and the mer-
cuIy this morning was six degrees lower than
before this winter. S.Jet' .l.. NJ
The Southern train just arrived, was retard.
ed by the transportation of troops. It brous BIT
Major Melvleti and Capt. F. E. Prime, excbang-
ed Federal prisoners.
Troops were at Bowling Green as they pass.
ed through, but the general impression was
that Bowling Green was to be evacuated.
General Mitchell's division Of four brigades
was advancing, and was not half way between
Mumfordsville and Bowling Green. .
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TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
Ten andeHignsd will veinformation on . very q.
tsrsstno ana taportdns Subject which wili be yait.
q more than thousand timesi Its cost BY every married
couple Of any ago condition In fo. The information
will be sent BY mail TO any address on the receipt Of
cents (ef'ror) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed to
II. B. MORRIS, NJ. D.
ootal-ly3taNd&w I'd 10 Boston, Maau 1
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NEW YoRK, Feb, 14-The Ariel, from AspIn-
wall the 5th, arrived this afternoon. She has
100000 in specie.
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DETRoiT, Feb. l4-All the banks in this city
suspended specie payments to-day. pii
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Removed from bia ola Ofgloe,

bDr4A.B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbian o. has devoted himself fora series Of years
70 he treatment Of certain private diseases. he may be
consulted at his Office Broadway, near the Exchange
Bank 90 il
Janlpdu "a io sisga4l ..sE rg. 81. .se si.r
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&bsObiO 6tatesrlran
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. IS, 1862.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.

Springfield, MO, Taken bY tho Fed
erals-PEiceh IL hetreating. -
\ ,4N[spscai TO the st. Louis DemocratlWS1 S1a
SPRiNoFIELD, Mo /, Feb a13, via BEAR CREEK,
Feb. 1ls-onri trDopg took possession Of Spring!
field today. without firing o gun, Price eyaou-
ated the place yesterday afternoon, marching
out on. the Fayetteville road. ne enl poi sF
ST. Louis, Feb. IA. 1.-The following dispatch
was forwarded from headquarters this morning:
To Gen MoCDELLAN, Washington, o no
The flag of the Union now floats over the
courthouse 10 Springfield. The enemy retreat
ed after short engagement, leaving large
amount Of stores and equipage, which was cap
tured by Gen, Curtis, Our cavalry Is In close
pursuit .ayg 6ai
'(S.gned) H. w. HALLECK,sT
> ,.,,.. '.i Major General
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Samuel A! Moore. for the Use of Court Of Common
Eixabeth Enaworth, Pleas. tFNf'
% vs. November Term. A,
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin ooanty, Ohio will offer fof sale at the door
of the Court House, In the city Of oolumbus Ohio on
Saturday, thet Oh day Of March, A. D. 1852,
atone o'clock P. M the following described lands and
tenements, situate in Fnnklin county. Ohio, to witt
All that tract Of land situate In the townshp ofeharon
vnd bounded a. follows being lot number seven n
ton number four township number Two, range number
eighteen, United States military lAndi and also that
other tract Of land In said township and county, and
described as follows Being lot number eight IN section
number four, township number twc, range number eeh.
teen, United States military survey Of land, except
eighty sold on the east end Of hetwo tiac about
two years ago the balance hereby conveyed beng about
one hundred and eghtseight acres Of land, more or
less. h9la eAsFh ft,7@ t-N ANAl
F'FEffT q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff, (
and Master Commissioner,
Printers fees - so.
febl-dlt&wm,
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official Rep ort OF Com. Goldsboro.
WAsHNaroN, Feb. IA "A special messenger
arrived this morning, bringing the following
dlapatch; =.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
DIR. RoBT. TH0MPS0N;

Surgeon % Physician.
TREArs ALL pIsnAsns OF THE EYE. %f
4 onace High Street, North Of mEoad (No. lo,l
Residence, NJ Fourth tMafksD Street, near corner
coianbas, Dec. 70, Iocl. .-.aawtf.
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ehall stats on new race course FOE pros.
PetitS-with the advantage of the inside
ttack. fresh vigor P6iSie iq ssety vsih,
new strength in every mere.
We end as We begun sltls time tocom-
meuee getting ready for the Fourth-timet
those public spirited citizens, who are fOre-
most 10 every good work, were casting
about TO see how it shall DO celebrated
time steps we're being taken and arrange.
ments talked about. Let us make it a
.'gloFious. Fourth p'beFe ia Wheeling: Let
it be a uuiversal .hOlidays and let se9ery-
body turn out in their best. Let fiagsWave
aud gunpoWder butn-f5t a fourth of July
without gunp9WdsF is simply an imPossi-
bility. Let noise and display; be made
without ssirt=-let tetvid otatory be ex.
pended fteely-l everything be eaten
that can be, and everything drank that
ought to be-and let everything elsa be
done that should be-to testify our remem-
branee Of the day aud reverence for The
associations that it always bEingg--so shall
iI be an occasion we may long look backto
with both pride and pleasure.
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Prop9sa toF1 Fresh Beef.
OFFICE ColIllfssARY OF SUBSISTENCE.
- WHEEtISG, Va, June ~, 1859,

CEALED PROPOSALS. viii be reeeiySdfby tIlg nm.
~, detsigned until II O'Clock a. II ON Tho 10th
ins for furnishing Ereah Beef In such quantities as
may BE-, from TIME 70 time, requlted fof the ua Of
hTpops 40 at khiS post for six months frDtu LIST
day Of July, 1SGI. The Beef TO be Of good ,gho1e.
some quality and tobs delivered In equal port ions
q tore aud hind quarters (ueeks shanls eXCin.
del on sRch days ~ may DO destf nRtfd The nc.
cepted bid will form the basis of written contract
o. the usual form aud conditions. Bond in sum.
etant Huul with two good BAreties required bidder
must give eatAf4ctoEy evidence Of loyalty aud res
possibility Proposals win be mark OF the outsiTe
PfOpnsals tor Fresh BeeE' aud he directed to the
in Ssis 8 ~. @.aRA iE.II. sl;
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- V1rainiS - -

WUpNbIt8h t1ls nOFntng AIlRt OF the XII.
ed aud Wos1ded Ia curry virginia regiments
.ttat were under Ftemont ii The 6attse 81
Gross Keys, on the th instant. ThsaeEeg-
eomPriss The %, Sd, s.h aud sth,--
The -lsts assWe hare before stated we're not
Ia this fg6t but were ts1bseqde sn-
gaged against Jackson, under Carroll, on
the sth It Port RsPn6lie lSri5gs, 1Wihsrse
thsy are reported 10 haze suffered quite SCI
yegely, lieut. Col, Hpbbafd Was Wppnded
il tas lhRad. sc Ms she..rll 10 sester-
day, and win reach home to-day.
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NEE FoUnTn o. JuLY.

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~ 100 gCsARF1IAGES

81 Z - ~. HAYES ~ co! ibsgsIsave &c
~ 70 their old enFtnInsrs and The public
~ 3 eqeIal that Trey have NOW on Hand, and in
% 100 consisting ofBa
ana NO top Rueges, al 81 which TIG If the latest
most patterns and OF thulbsst AG-
sS ~ y anu Hof fAnshp All Williko warranted to
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3 3Captainieoulding.Idsl13s !.

- p tCapto1ni aouldlng.i usisDs 4
= Capt GoaldfpgS aartermasteri on Gen.
fssmoass Staa, strtyed here ysststdSy,
assest from Cross KEYS Where heiBss at
shs hshtd The Captain has had some rough
sxpetisnos IN Quart rtnastefy throheh t6e
sl y e5a fhe SOFT of opr
changes mite ia attesttng that he has
discharged bis dplies most taishfnlly aud
eneE&el aEal " he yes gain for Gen.
lsremqnts hea9qRafters within d Siay Is
tBos Hls ulein dep 90 Of llppltes b now
6 Marttns6aEg, Instead 81 eleH Creek
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Woun6ed-Privates t. Harrington, Co.
A, severely Jas. MeGraw, Co. a. severe
u; 3 Flanagan, Go. B, slightly JacobK
Irwin, Co. O. severely; Thos. McAIanan.
Co. @, Slight Corporal n. b. Orr, 90. D.
Slight; Sergeant Chapman Mccoy, Co. s,
slight; Felix Bond, Go. E. slight; Elisha
Jenny Hess, Go. E, slight; Sergeant 4. G.
Gather, Co. F, slight YIN. Powell, Co, F,
slight A. g. Hustled, Co. G, severe II
Gebd, Co. ], severe,
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IEx.Jpdke Thomlpson.

iEsx4JudI 80 ThOnaJ1sSn. sftpn
4 Judge g; ". Thompson, together
With VIM. g. Goshorn and Dr.. a. Hughes.
were shipped of to Camp Chase one day
last week, 1t being tLot' they would relish
the company better there than q ey tfia that
g wheeling. The Ex-Jndgs, 1t said de.
liysrfd on the platform at Bird gsport, a
farewell BEN dictioh lover the lett for lie
benefit 81 The Whseling Geysrnmsnt char.
actertStng Z as an infeeniI GREY oG SboIf I
ton hounds. The arrest OF the ,jndSs
seems 70 have lied unusual fsmarks, blt
why, We cannot see. II he gave tlsit luse
for arrest, there Is nothing in his positfon
or antecedeuts that should az smpt him from
arrest more than other men, but Just the
contrary. His position, talents ana iutip-
ence not only render him the more danTesr
Gus character % be at large, but render i 5
dtsloyaltE the more inexcdsabte. Il is bet-
teE, "a our opinion, % begin at the head Of
Tue list aud go down, than % eommence al
the, tai el ADD go up. and this has been done,
We y, thi 8 very properly in Che case.
Il letgtd. S, ~, - 9It
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Highly In.s.sEs.s.ss letter 1roasaia

Highly Intersstlng Letter ffoht
aIHsi1 8enleegartI. 1853 ~
q The following letter sexplains Itself, .as
SKEpAbDtEsuRG, June 10, 1882
Dear 1gesTi Z. I - p as's,l
oTdstsd Pillow % dig tlat .lsst ditchp
fhEopg g the midd OF the Gllfof Mexico,
s9me Nssfs ago. The, id did thing iNan't
stay Ding Water keep running ia. How
the devil do yo1 qxReet q fellow. 90 die ia
~ when y atnt t5ste Ever yours, rs q
- RARNuN BEAuREeARp.
tgesis &HsWRl,f biiE s3a esfas
1earSBedl 6s.s,f : \. s.5,sz....,.a.s 49,,
Ipmp in i any bow It,IIpn,t hart yori.
H0R can . fellow die. when he u born, 10
bashung3 8yersyo ours 81 d BUHIoN.
II ItatlgitlS lIipSy 40 sfis.,ya q 3 6 +:
RHkD. The article on.the iirst pege ofifo-
i per entiti ca Abolili1 aud Sc
fO0HI1 moo sue sf5ssi5 s. IA 57ssI55Is
y 1leelllss - 81 il6 - II II 3
nyl9 = RETEER.
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The Wheat Crop In Mason County.
s.ss IFr0m me Point Pleasant Rsgiktsr.l n rts
I'VE 6hderstahd shat the,wheat initbis
county is suffering greatly from atheaFay-
Nges Of theIweeVitE It's said thatfth late
sowing Of that crop ts5quite2if uotentire-
u destroyed already, aud that the earlier
planting has suffered greatly. though not
60 the. same extent, from the same cause.
all things considered, the farmers pres.
poets Ia this section dt this time. are not
The mOstt tfattering. though a couple Of
weeks seasOndbte weather may WorlIFa
change that willibe gratifying. llas9
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wv tsAUAAAs4h4f
RIl1ea,-Thos, Stafford, Co. G; JohnsMa-
graW, Co. II /; Jehu B. Graft, Co. 1 Andy
Lawrencei Color Bearer, Go, B; John LenF,
Co. q $ Harris Film, Co. H.ig tir s,8ss
Wounded, Capt, MeFaddep, Co. a, lin
thighs Lieut.. Kirkpatrick, Go. A. hand 3 "A
g. Adams, Cos E.. arm s. .Spap9, Co. o,
hand; L. Leffpgwell, Co g., face Jacob
Collins, Co. G,sarm; T. 7. SpaFling, 90.
A, arm; Thomas AeKuight, Go. a, thigh J,
". Daniels, Co. :, gthigh; T. Duucan, Co
E thigh Robt Flagg, Go. /, thigh John
Fudge, Go. r, shoulder.; b. Thompson,
Go. +. hipi Martha Freely. Go, a, foot;
Jas. DefoeS Go. 81 both thighs Jas, IDeny
nison, co.,Hs side aud arm; T OiBEien;
Co. 1, footi Wm. Hex Go, II, wrist. .l8
EIGHTH v1R6TNIA--coE. LOz1ER.
KILLED. 49,. Rose, Co. = Anderson,
tHiOUadeds-H. F. CtarE, Go. I, severely /;
Chas- Grass. CossH, severely o. Ballard,
Cod, severely r. Bogast, Co. j = i. Can't
lys Go: H, slightly; J. Ballard, Go. /, slight
~; VIM. Turner. Co. II slightly; -
Baldwin, Co. Z, slightly. ia-a
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Third VIRuINIA, COL. HUGHES.
Killed-PCiyates W- W., Cole, 90. Al,
John FEelericE, Coz = ) David sPabgler,
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LATEST by Express.

Vs y, Itt5 I'D FROM NEW YORK, ,bysAdarns
the latest etyieE 81 EADIis ESs ms piSi1
Platd and 6iderel 0zamblqties Nofniarss ~
70 RI styles Lawns iNst Qnege
sQ0n9 % very low prices for CASH. Cali eaflV
7 le1DhR 43H S;Ocaa 1faiulstli CahtfS Wishing,
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Ths crops IN aiono6IgGijIIa ooun n,

WE8T SIDE, M0n0ngnIIn GOuntY,l
- june 18Th, 1862.
Editors IatsEligeast4. ,gci34'l'ssii p -
The wheat crop in Mon0ng3lia never
looked better. Oats and grass arc very
promising. Should the wat continue, and
hay andsOatS. be wanted for cavalry horses
this fall, they san De furnished us low, at
least, as they were last year. The,p6tato
crop bids fair 70 be fue. The apple crop
will fall short, ns most 81 them are falling
oft. The peach trees are bending With
~ A FARNEE.
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O1lMsfSIN ttis a. III u Trimming for IA
~ dies Dteeesil5 now 20 much IA "a, We hFSi me.
Pfre1tt9 DO PtniGtns neatly and lgigliQaf lelay,
90. ;,at sd ..sF,e4ti, ~ y, SlC0LIt e BRO,
ISfg 100 Main street
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ssTs54,s slsl5AsTEsIE ~ HIss e siSa
IN icl1si pikttat, ~ ivd dir & ffit5In
~ Pillaf 1lIlis ~ ltl II n III
!. --eS ..44-s .-ala- s.R.Gl. IELpRgt8 8 BRO
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

FINAL SENTENCE OF THoaAs NoLL-At The
opening Of the District Court on Tuesday morn
ing, Judge Daingerdcld proceeded for the second
and last time TO pass sentence of death upon
Thomas Noll, for the murder of Paulius Crosse.
last summer. Noll received it calmly--no
symptoms Of agitation being visible, aside from
slight trembling on entering The Court room
The unpleasant duty was done in the following
language:
Thomas Noll you are brought into Court for
the purpose Of receiving from me as Judge, your
last sentence.
Everything which the ingenuity Of counsel.
aud the patience and research of able Judges
Of the Supreme Court could do, TO avert your
DOOM has been done, but they have failed to
discover error in the jud dgement which rendered
against you al a former term of this Court For
YOUR sake wish it had been Otherwise but for
the good OF the community it is probably well as
IT is The delay has however given you time
:ar improvement, which ! hope has not been
thrown away that today you are more ueary
prepared for the change which awaits you, than
YOU we're when y0u first received sentence.
As my last solemn duty, aud in obedience 10
the man date Of the Supreme Court, now order
That you be taken hence by the Sheriff Of the
CouHty, aud on Friday the l9lh day OF Septem
b.r, 1902, between The hours Of 10 o'clock a. m.
and o'clock p N. Of that day, executed, by
hanging by the neck til you are dead dead !
H"AD!!!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

eaRIoVs ACciDgAT.-We regret TO learn that
L. A. Davidson, Esq, met with serious acci-
dent at bis saw mill on Weaver Creek, Wednes.
day morning. In endeavoring to remove the
belt from The main wheel while the mill was in
motion, be was caught and carried around by the
Wheel, breaking one leg, and otherwise seriously
inluring hin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

We have recently heard it asserted by more
than one person claiming to be good Union Dem
oorats that the Administration was becoming ab-
oltionzed because Of its stringent var policy in
regard to tue "nigger" property Of persons in
arms against the Government and those aiding
the rebellion. They are extremely tender on
this point, but forget TO ccpsuro Southern trait
ors who have been sj,alin- and conf. eating The
property If Ution t2ens for the iu-t eighteen
Inouths. We bpli. sc ile Pr siient and hi, Cahi
net. continuing a. it docs some OF the greatest
statefInen ot the nation. are quite as well quali
fed to Judge Of the political necessities and
measures to be adopted and enforced IN prosecu-
ting This war rs 'he petty politicians OF Caifor
mn But we rjoce to see evidence on the part
Of the people oi this, aa well as most Of the OH
er counties Of the State, to support the President
IN Lis war policy. We believe be is governed by
the purest patriotic principles and intend 10 sus
tain him by every n ans in our power, at least
until we see better reason for doing Otherwise
than has yet been shown.