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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-17

FoRrr EIGHTH REGIMENT N. c. Taoors.-
The 4eth Regiment N. c. Troops, Col. Robert
C. Hill, was organized at Camp Mangum April
9, 1862. 1t is composed of the following com
panies
Co. A. Capt. l.. A. w. Turner, Union coun
Co. B. Capt. j. H. Mabry, Davidson coun
ty>
Co. c. Capt. A. M. Walker, Iredell coun-
ty.
Co. D. Capt J. c. Dowd, Moore county.
Co. E. Capt w. A. Laney, Union county.
Co. f. Capt. B. F. Richardson. Union coun
ty.
Co. G. Capt. W. H. Jones, Chatham coun~
ty.
Co. II. Capt. ). F. 1Ielman. Davidson
county.
Co. |. Bapt. John E. Moore, Union county
Co. K, Capt. J. Walter Biting, Forsyth
county.
This Regiment has been in service just one
year, has pa, ticipsted in many bloody battles.
and it's galantry is attested by the following
number of killed, &c Killed in battle and
died of wounds received in action 143; dle6
of disease, III; total, 3l4. We very muct
regret to learn that Lieut.. Col. Samuel II
Waknp. Of Union county, Is now at hom'
vary sick.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-17

many things too tedious to mention. men
ton rothiEg OF other peoples losses, as you no
doubt VIII ascertain long before you receive
this.-Progress.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-17

HEAVEN! How MUCH CoTToN CAN GET
THERE.-A good anecdote is told OF a Federal
officer who had been largely engaged in cot
ton specuIations. Failing sick, and becoming
half delirious from fever, the chaplain fearing
he might die was urging him to repentance and
preparation for heaven. "Dear General, :
he said, ssyou will perhaps receive your march
ing order soon, and should have your armor
on ready to obey the order"
Turning over with sigh, the general re-
sponded: Il am always ready to act when the
orders come but how msch cotton can GEL
there"
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-17

RETURN HOME OF Hon. G.. VALLANp1eHAn.-
Dayton, Ohio: March 13.-Hon. c. L. Vailaa-
dighatn, member of Congress from the Dayton
Ohio, district arrived at home IN this city at
4, 80 this afternoon, and although but two
days notice was had of his coming. received
one OF the greatest ovations ever given tu any
snan ID Ohio. Long before the bour of arriva |
for tbs train on which he expect ed, his con
stituents began tc flock to the depot by thou.
sands. 1t seemed as lfevery man, woman and
child IN the district had come out to do hon O,
&c tbs champion advocate Of constitutlona
rights.
Two bands of music enliveued the occasioo.
while cannon belched forth thunder tone:
Of welcome, awakening the valley OF the MAN
as 1t was seldom ever awakened bef.re.
Presently the whistling of the locomotive
was heard, and, as the train neared the depot
the thousand Of persons rushed forward, all ca.
gar to catch first sight of the man who sc
uoblv, gallantiy and fearlessly represented the
white mans Interest in the Congress that has
just adjourned.
The crowd was so derse that it was almost
impossible for Mr.. Valandigham to reach the
carriage which was in readiness to- convey him
to the court house, from the steps of which he
was to speak. Having at length been almost
carried to his carriage, and being seated he
barred his brow to the breeze, and was hailed
with deafening cheers, while the cannon re.
sponded twenty four rounds.
The procession being formed, proceeded to
the Court mouse where the reception speech
was made by Hon. David A Houlk.
Mr.. Vallandigham briefly responded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

oan Francisco, Dec. go.
The French paper of this city has re-.
ceivsd news from the City OF Mexico 70
the 9TH inst.
The French troops entered Morelia on
the 5oth of November, without opposi
ton.
Gen. Berthier had occupied Acamfero.
Gen. Basedne was at Caiioya. Ges.v.i
Mejia occupied San Negral. Juares and
his ministers are said to have left for Du-
range. Gen. Bazeane had concentrated
10000 French troops at Calsia, and Gen.
DOM was at Salamanca, l6 leagues from
Guiana xuato. -
l, is stated that the Governments OF
Holland and Spain have recognised the
New Mexican Government.
Gen. Negrette has succeeded General
Comonfors as manager of war Of Juares.
Philadelphia, Dec. 80.
Townsend SharpIess, . we'll known
merchant of this city, died this morning :
aged II years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

Fort Monroe, Dec. 30.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 24th
says our Losses BY the enemy gaining pos
session Of East Tennessee are incaIcula.
BILE. We are not only deprived Of the
vast nour mills of that country, which
previously supplied the whole army, but
OF the vast machine shops expensively or
gsnized It Knoxville !; besides this, We
are cut of from the coal. iron and cdpp1,
niues which are worth millions to us.-
The copper rolling nilh 1t Cleveland. su-
perists0ded By Col. Pest, Goyernmen,
agent, which we're burned By the enemy.
formerly turned ont &, 600 pounds Of cor.
per per day. Over SOC, 600 pounds have
besu delivered to the Government. This
was the only copper rolling mill IN IL
country. and which kept rs supplied With
copper for our caps and csnuon. This il
among our losses Of the battle Of Chsasa-
oooga, which 10 spoken of msrsly % 70,
sultiug in the loss Of 1 few thousand mea
and thirty-eight csnnoa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

moWpniS, Lee. 20.
After suffering defeat at Samverville
and Middleburg. particulars of which
have not yet been received, Forrest divi-
ded his forces. and column, reported 1t
1900. crossed Wolf river, near Lafayette,
yesterday afternoon. They DESTROYED
several small culverts and the telegraph
line on the N. d G. r. Il. between Col.
hsrville and Moscow. They have gone
south.
Grierson's cavalry and Morgans brig.
AIDE of infantry are after them, and it Is
hoped will bring them to a stand at Cold
water.
The bridge npon which this force crossed
Wolf river had been ordered 10 be de-
stroyed, but the order was disobsysd.
The telegraph line 10 nov repaired and
working. The railroad will be all right
tomorrow.
There will be grand military ball at
the Gayoso House on New Years.
Weather cold.
Cairo. Dec. 80.
Nine hundred and forty seven bales Of
cotton we're sold in Memphis on Satur.
day, the 26th. Total sales for the week,
l,649 bales. being ESQ bales less than
was sold the previous week. The amount
shipped during the week was 1851 bsIes,
bel.g gu bales more than the previous
week. The shipment from Oct. 18th to
December 26th, inclusive, was q, 800
bales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
yersien NevA

st. Johns, Dec. 80.
BY the Adriatic We hare the following
news, received via Galway, and moi
through our agent: ~
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says Archduke Aaximilian considered the
recognition BY the Washington govern
ment Of the new Mexican monarchy as In
disPeusable 10 his acceptance of the
throne.
The proposal was formally made BY
the French government to President Lin
coins Cabinet. A dispatch wss received
from Washington in reply 70 the effect
that the American Republic would never
tolerate, much less recognize, monarchy
established At their very doors. It is
supposed this will decide the Archduke
to abandon the idea Of accepting the
throne Of Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

A Washington Dispatch says Lord Ly-
ops had protractsd interview TO-DAY
with the Secretary of State.
The Chesapeake affair 10 likely to prove
troublesome question.
A dispatch 70 the Philadelphia Enqui-
rer says the Official rebel loes It Chiok..
manga is stated as follows: Killed Z. a99:
dsngercasiy wounded 4.780; slightly
10000 missing 1850.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
By TELEGRAPH.
r>.s-asts.a-...9s,s. ~ !. 1000.


-
Nsw York, De-. so.
Specials are barren Of news.
The Hefald's dispetch ssJs Haj. Null
ford. Gag 81 trsce olBosr between Fortress
Monroe and City Point, arrived here this
afternooa By special train from Aapapo-
lie. with important dispatches fof the
Government.
In his annual report Secretary Chess
asked Congrsss to repeal the provision
directing him to make loans for ten 70
forty yeats, and empower hins instead 70
negotiate the necessary iosss on whatsoever
terms hs msy in his discretion deem best
for public interest This authority will
undoubtedly be given, and the Secretary
will have power to issue $500, 600, 600
more Of the popular $40 loan. If sub
scriptions to this loan should continue to
come in faster than needed BY the depart
ment, it 10 understood permission will
DO given 70 agents % receive subscriptions
payable in installments rs the amount
shail bssequired, Eve per cent. only to be
deposited Us guaranty, thus saving to
the Government large amounts in in
terest
Since Congress refused to pay the ex-
horbitant bounties expected. re-enliss-
ments have been much increased and
hundreds are arriving here daily. Those
who were waiting for an increase Of boun-
~ are now coming forward, and in few
weeks at the present rate nearly oil of the
Army Of the Potomac will have re-enlis-
ted for the war.
Washington, Dec. 80.
1t is not believed hero that Secretary
Chase will issue more legal tenders.
though it is stated that both the committee
and Congress have expressed the opinion
that it would have to be done. II is un-
dsrstood that Yesterday it was his inten.
tioa to call for loan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
MIDNIGHT pEsPATcHEs.
Fire IN ss. x.eu,s.

St. Louis, Dec. 80.
The new and extensive tobacco factory
Of Meppan 4 Bro, on Locust street, was
burned this morning with large amount
Of tobacco, ready for market, and large
quantity Of fancy groceries in The same
building. The buildipg, stock and ma
chinery, was valued At 500, 900; insured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31


Gen. Kelly has received information
from Gen. Sullivan, the httsr getting it
from nina deserters just from Shenandoah
Valley, that The rebel Gen. Farley, With
5000 men, 10 between New MARKET sud
Mt. Jackson. Genersl Rosssau also has
TOO rebel troops and Con. lnbodsn l 800
men. There 10 great dissatisfaction among
the rebels. and The dessrters heard Of the
Presidents proclamation, Dc. With sur
prise, and fastened to come in. They
declare that it the proclamation could be
distributed freely among the rebel troops
Thousands would at once enter eur lines.
They say the proclamation is kept from
the men, although the officers have re-
ceived it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
Especial to Post. /
Washin0ton

washington, Dec. 80.
The War Department 10 understood to
be opposed to the proposition made in the
Senate to permit the Governors Of the
free States to ill their quotas under the
draft in the slave States.
Lucian Anderson, from Kentucky. will
lecture before the Union, League to.
night 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
Washington, Dec. 80.

The FIRE alarm telegraph patents of Jno.
K. Gsinwell 4 Co., which were con6sca-
ted. we're sold to-day BY the U. S. Mar
shal and purchased BY John P. Kennard
Il Co. Of Boston.
Chief Justice fancy - thought to be
somewhat better this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
Louisville. Dec. 80,

Louisville, Dec. 80.
About three-fourths of the 28th Penn
sylvania Infantry have re-eslis,ed. and are
en- route for Philadelphia. expecting to
reach there January 9Th, % thirty days
furlough, s.ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

= ll,tle g - =
1asesly 49,.
rsygra s. ngfaee - ~
Tht f6lJcWih9 - bssu received -
hsadqusrtsss:
-eua TEp1 800 ~ ~
=, % - n.nxs ~ I'D ~ 40
:. r - - - 49, -,' ~
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sndls g Ds'ssoa " Sys To-
49, - 49, q 4 .P, a, 1sen = ~ .s Scs
49, -. a. 49, 80. "nee.s.. NV .1sOO
i,ovv 80 b j.
ss'scsy. .o'. O.spsIs ~ = 49, . ~
Fly us Io -. ~ h. BE- :. =. =, 1912
.o0os 'ese ciocA . ~ xl-e 49, n ve-s'ss-
~ 49, ~: ~ ' ~ s ~ s ~ :. =. a
- 49, ~ =. ~ - 49, en-
.1
~. o $3.50, s.. s"sHs - 1Is.y -
80 .asa ~ 49, - my ~ 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

Why the Navy 10 ydis---A Chance fsr ae4.
-'* ting.

Boston, Dec. so.
The usually we'll posted correspondent
Of the Boston Herald, Whiting from the
aeet of Charleston, dating Dec. esd, says
see BY the papers that there is . good
deal OF uncssiness because The navy here
l. idle. and says that il The people At The
North only knew the resson Why % ere
idle they would stop grumbling. ID due
season they will have : chance to rejoice
over the doiDgs ofthe nary before Chsrlss-
epn.
s To prove that this Is no lido statsment.
4 an willing to wager 81 600 With any
Northern grumblsr that if evesythine
wosks according to the plans laid oak -
plsee viA - oceapisd ~ tho Uaioa ~.
So NAt ~ nm data. ...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

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vtoul.ssRssas 1900 y - J west
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CnekAn-Man6ssv " - ssss-2 - - 2
BBnH CAx1Lk-ef 7s0o3 - sress.
sHkRP-o4 ~ 70 % - . assd.
wvOL-LsAsTa - - -; ussasAsa -
oiLs-csai osl. q 10 ne; retail ~. LiDsssl OIL,
q tt1eI 6 Lad VI. ~ - -; Fash uii- - =.
PAT HOGs-e4 90 - % gross.
kAGS-Woeien y oSssoh 2tc.
skBW 0UhNiks-sf* - ~.
sscnAssx.-os View vsss. AilsasipAia, Boston.
ois:,ss.s. g. Lew, .. :: cass.ss Per ''.i, ~
Day Go0Ds.
sHKKrINGs 4 sHiKTIH0s- 20 to ~.
pRILLe-9B - ~. r
PkiNTS-4k to re.
pkLAIX6-f6 10 MIC.
eiNshAns--zs 70 s5xs.
CHADWICK = COATS ap0OL-ooc 70 ~ %.
sKEiN rhkkAU-el ~ - ~ 10
FARskxs : AEch. CAsslhRKH--ss TO 7ee.
sklnT bkAID-stG 70 81 o..
Cukskf yHANs-- - TO soe.
DkalAS-914 70 3its-
TICKlAG-xzt 70 cuss
LiAaEY4-Wte -.
CANTON FLASAkIs- - 70 g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
Especial to Times.1


The Sanitary Fair closes ON Saturday
night. The produce aud merchandise
hall for the reception Of donations of mer-
chandise and country produce will con-
time open till January 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

New York Market.
New Yorh Dec. %
ccssoa-Les scsi,e asd vs,Aer sss.er. sI5sess lr
Middliag Upiands.
Ftour--sseads ssles at % 7oese s. for Extra
staie q ssee7 - fcs kxfra X. n o. ~ 7SOes 60fsr
Whiskey--SAade lover e119Se Sc saata aad IVES
Wheas--withsas material ehy nse and IL nedsraie
demand Sales 81 ~ 4sei = for Chicago sprisg.
u Sdool - sw Alssuhss Csans ~ S0Dt 81 amber
niivaahss Ciab; 81 s38et e Wieser He'd Western:
cosn-fifm and moderate bastssss doing. u -
fer shipping MID WeN(eYn in Store.
Ost~-Q1ief ard nrn. Sales ri - 0&c for western.
Weei--Sseady- 7s0s1k fos Domssats Pieeee.
er for ola wih fair demand. safes n ~ Is .
eis Sefs old mess, al 5o1e22 do; .eA s7h
0ei6 % fur old and new prime; eis 50Ai9 - fer
prime mesf $50 Bcs old mes delivered ~ be-
lore January. els 30, and 100 Bbis new prime mess
delsveved the last papa OF January ana Isoruary,
81 50
Beef--sssady.
bacon Sldes-Firm and In fair demand; tot6Iok
foE shovt sibbedi i2x for Ciiy short clear.
Drossed Hoges-Dull and lower el64.
L-rd--in fair Request aud without material change.
chofce ~
Isv TstEsRAraI
New York Money Market.
Es~ Tsss. Dee. -.
Money-Rirn With good demand cat per cent.
Sterling Exchanee-Qaist. tes ,s0leJ
6oid-Lowef, oPsnins ~ 16at, snd esssins Quiea ut
isli0I53
Total exports Of specie to-day, as77 go
Govern Dent stosks--firm.
New Treasary 10, oes. and Aps.l, ioss.
q. 8. One Yeas oertf1estes, 81
Tennessee Sc, 9ot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

TAs 1Sssls 1eGhss - 1xeAaage 4x1ssn@
Orop~xhoY 3tin Receive p13vato De-
na1tsns isf sus 4sn--xAs OEas - -
Words Special ] - !.
Warrington, Dsc. g.
Not liitle disappointment i felt 1t the
failure to effect an EXCHANGE Of prisoners,
for Gen. Butler telegrsphed he was quite
sanguiae Of securing complete e.
change.
The whole matter now reverts to Gem
erals Hitchcock and Meredith.
The rebels still permit private donations
Of provisions to 60 TO oar prisoners. but
will receive nothing from the Govern
ment in that line.
Especial to Times.
Washington, Dec. 80.
The War Department has under consid-
erstion several importans questions rels-
ting to the draft, which will shortly be
made public.
The quotas Of the several States are be-
ing arranged 90 Is to avoid difficulties in
future, and each State will Be officially in
formed of the number Of men it Is ex-
pected to raise and the time fixed for the
enforcement Of the draft. which will no,
be later than the middle Of January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
Gprll0l Notlles.


LaAlesi LsAIssls LaAfessti Il
DOM fail - read III. advertisement In this PAPER
headed
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
Ds. chssssnan hss Gevo,ed ths iss Shay yean II
his pra e.ss . Fe.saie C~npian,s Hs Pills iiAe
. charm. They are
RELIARLE AND SAFE.
dec30-dAwGae.a
.wOWN,s m ONCHIAL tn OCHEs.
Lsssae~s PREY are fron highly esses med
reeips IN soDevtSaias haon1sssI ArsssTr0bs. AsTa-
"a Ho Rsx sEsx, Couon. CsLbs. asp iaAfrAsssH %
SoREsxn Of - fuaoAT.
Public Speakexs and .Vocalgts
WIN Sad thsn beneficial II ssssFtag Ne vescs before
speahrg sing ne and relieving lhe throat sfter any
un asuai exerton 81 vocal organs. hnving psra-
liar d.ytAtie.s Affections which dsssrn the organs
Of sgeesh- -.
So ahy A Druggists sna Dealers - Medicines 10 ihe
United States moss fsfeign eornssiss q = eents
pcs bex. deczsd&sim
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
Cincinnati Market.-June 10.

RLoUR-superGne and low extra very dull and
prices l0c loweI the higher gades scarce and compsr
extra, 81 6594 rs; and fancy, incluuing family at
81 9095 so.
WHIsKY--The market is unchanged. Sales Of $50
brls at 40940Nc, the latter rate for wagon.
MESS P0RK-There Is q fair demand for old mess,
which Is held 9oc higher. About 900 bbs sold last even
Ing and his morning at terms not made public bat
derstood to be shade over 90 25 The sale Of 1000
bbs reported in our last at 30 25 was not correct as
the price was shade higher. Nothing tranSpired in
ether articles.
GR0oBRIEs-There Is no change in the MARKET
We quote raw sugar at liz to 1870; refined hard at
l5hc; Coffee at 80 to 33c; and Molasses at 5646Oc,
WHEAT-The demand for oil grades was limited,
and there was scarcely anything done The offerings,
however, were light, and holders we're unwilling to
al lO; prime Indiana Ohio white 81 IS; and prime
to chsice Kentucky white 81 359l 40. These are the
pIicest asked.
ooKN-There Is o continued good demand for ear,
and the market rules firm at $50 in bulk with demand
Iuly up to the offerings. shelled meets with fair de.
mand, and the receipts being light advance
tablished the market closing steady at 5iD55 cts in
bulk.
oATs-The demand continues light, and sales could
not be made above 6O6lc In bulk but holders are
ucpaing higher figures, and stocks generally held
cut Of the market The receipts are fair but the great.
or portion OF the arrivals are stored. 900 bush prime
old sold at Go In bulk.
RYE-We have no change 10 report In the market
The demand Is fair at 75Q976c for prime samples on
arrival the former rate in bulk and the latter sacked
sacks to be returned.
HAY-lhe market for loose pressed remains dull at
$l0 OO@l7 OOper ton on arrival, and we undersand
that sales have been made at less Tight pressed 10 in
iair request at go OO921 0O arrival and s22 009
% 00 from store.
CHEEsE-The market Is steady, with fair demand.
we quote selected Western Reserve at 99Kc, the lat
ter rate for extra large.
BuTTER-The market Is unchanged and quiet, but
the demand 10 limited We quote fair to good at so
lie; prime Central ohio, l29l3ci and Western Re
serve, l49l5c.
la1Atta
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

New York, June 20.-The Tines special
says: Commissioner Doane has received a let
ter from Fort Scott, Kansas, giving an account
Of the squelching Of rebel mission in New
Mexico and Colorado, to organize, enroll and
muster into the Confederate service all the pro.
slavery material Of those territories. There
were nineteen In this embassy. In passing
through the territory OF the Osages they were
attacked and surrounded, their white flag dlsre.
garded, and the whole OF them killed, scalped
and decapitated. In the party we're three Colo
nels, one Lieutenant Colonel, one Major and
four Captains, f,'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
State and Local News.
70 the Democracy of franklin County.


Notice is hereby given 10 the Democracy of
Franklin county to NEE. on Friday, the 3lst day
July, 1863, for the purpose Of eleciing delegates
to attend the County Convention to meet at the
City Hall In the city Of Columbus, on Saturday,
the lst day Of August, 1863, at 10 O'Clock A.
M, for the purpose of nominating
Two Representatives; one Probate Judge; one
Sheriff; one Treasurer; one Auditor; one Coun.
" Commissioner; one Coroner, and one Infirm-
ary Director.
Also, d the same time and places, one del
egate from each Ward and Township will be
elected to the Senatorial Convention to nomi-
nate candidate 70, Senator for this Senatorial
District Time for holding the Senatorial Con.
vsntlon will be fxed hereafter.
The POLLS will be opened at o'clock and
closed at o'clock P. M. In the Township, and
will open at O'Clock and close at 9 O'Clock P.
M. In the city.
The following ls the number OF delegates al.
lotted to each Ward Of the city of COLUMBUS
and 70 each Township Of the county of Frank.
lin, based upon the vote cast for Supreme udga
10 1861, allowing one delegate for each fifty and
an additional delegate for each fraction oi
twenty Ave votes 80 cast.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

TIE Buckeye HOUSE, RENOVATED AND EN-.
LAReKD The Buckeye House, that we'll known
and old established hotel on Broad street, for
several years past under the charge of that
prince Of landlords, Majsr Dolson, has been
thoroughly repaired, renovated and enlarged,
therooms furnished with new and excellent fur
niture, and numerous conveniences added, 60
shat the whole establishment wears q new and
moet inviting appearance. These improve
ments-the only things that were wanting to
render the Buckeye, under the administration
Of Major Dolson, one Of the best hotels In the
oountry-have been now most happily supplied,
and We trust that an increased patronage SO
well deserved will compensate for the time and
money expended in making the Buckeye
worthy the name it bears.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

COLUMBUS POLICE CoRPs. -We have been
something Of an observer Of men and things
andin comparison with eastern or western cities
we are compelled to give the Police Of Colum-
bus credit for the most prompt and efficient or.
ganizatlon that we ever saw; they seem to be
governed by common sense in their every move
The late Democratic Convention was fire.
quently interrupted by Republicans calling Val.
landigham traitor, and any man who supported
him, traitor; which the police very properly
dried up promptly, thus preventing difficulty
Mr.. Samuel Thompson, City Marshal, is gen.
tleman and most efficient oficer.-McArfhu,
Democrat