The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-27

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wants to be President second term,
The worse one he is the first term.
A NEW weekly paper, entitled the
ColOred Citizen, and edited by cOlored
people, has just been started in Cincin-
natl.
MosoUITos, red headed Lizards, big
spiders and moccosin snakes, form night
ly acquaintance e-with our soldiers in
South Carolina.
WE have now in the United States at
least 295 general hospitals for the use
Of the soldiers, containing about eighty
thousand patients. T
TIE Federal loss in the battle of Get
tysburg-killed, wounded and prisoners
according to General Meade's official
report, was 2S,1S5.
MRS. ELIZABETH ALLEN, wife Of the
Editor of the Oadiz Sentinel, died on
the 4th lust, in the 3lst year of her age,
after an illness Of some three months.
THE streets of st. Louis must be in
pleasant condition. A paper of that
city says woman Awas smothered to
death in q mud hole some days since.
In Newport, R. a poor man found
$500, and upon restoring 1t to its own.
er, we'll to do farmer, the generous
man gave him the extraordinary sum Of
fUe cents!
TWELVE hundred and fifty men con-
scripted under the late draft in the 9th
district of New York City, not having
reported for duty, have been psblished
as deserters.
GENERAL HENRY A. WISE has been
assigned, by the rebel government to the
command of the Sixth District of the
Department of South Carolina, Geor-
gia, and Florida.
SOME of the English peasantry took
the recent earthquake for sign that
the world was coming to an end, and
packed up to emigrate to America, to
avoid the calamity.
RECRUITING IN THE WEsT.-ReportG
from the several Congressional districts
of Indiana show that recruiting is going
ahead rapidly; the several regiments be.
ing rapidly filled up.
NEW NATIONAL BANK. The Belmc,Ssii
Brach of the State Bank Of Ginio has de
termined to wiGa up its business il
Bridgeport, and a National Bank is to
be established at that place.
ANOTHER MORGAN. W. f.
Morgan, q nephew of the great Morgan
was captured in Wilson County, Ten
nessee, few days since, while in com
mand of scouting company.
BoUNTIEs TO VETERANS RE.ENLIsr'
mo. Discharged soldiers from New
York, who re.enter the army, receive
from the State and Federal authorities
a joint bounty Of over seven hundred
dollars.
THE Republicans in Illinois are threat.
ening revolution in that state. The
Legislature is Overwhelmingly sc
-an1 their proceedings are not of {
character, of course, to please the Re
publicans.
THERE are four Republican caudi
dates for Speaker, and about a dozer
for every subordinate position in tht
gift of the next House. The latter are
said to be in Washington working hare
for the spoils.
A BRICK THAT IS A BRICK Col. A.
G. Voris, of the 67th regiment, 0. V. 1
now at Folly Island, in front of Charles
ton, S. c., has sent Governor Tod {
piece of the first brick taken from the
walls of Sumter.
A MAN named Weed, working on the
banks ofthe Susquehannah, lately fel
off tree and was caught by the heat
between the fork of two branches, where
being unable to help himself, he hung
until he was dead.
GEO. CRUMBAKER, of East Wheeling
lost a COW and a calf four months ago
and dreamed the other night that they
were in q certain field three miles dis
tant, aud actually found them there
the third time he had discovered los
cattle in the same way.
The Muscatine Iowa) Journal says
"Cedar river is said 10 be literally
swarmiug with wild geese Cornfeld
are devastated, and people living in th
"bottoms" declare that it is almost im
possible to sleep, so annoying is thei
wild and discordant music"
| The people around Marquette, LAX
Superior, are wild over the rich depoS
its Of silver in their neighborhood. Il
one locality it was believed that 6ft
tons of ore could he got out in week
The veins are usually well defined, ant
of o character to be easily mined.
SINCE the war commenced twenty-nin
Union aud thirty.eight Rebel general
have been killed in battle or died G
wounds, eleven Union and thirteen Re
bel died Of disease, eighteen Union an
thirteen Rebel resigned, and two Unio
& one Rebel dismissed from the service
CONGRESS meets on Monday, Dec.
Emerson Etheridge, Clerk of the las
House, will call it to order and presid
by sufferance until Speaker is elected
The members we're elected as followS:--
80 by friends of the National Admins
tration. 80 by Democrats and Borde
Statea