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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
Gagal Wutites.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Stuts of Ohio, Vinton Comfy.

GG2rgS e A; ANN ATm'' Sc Phhs. In cS%mon SS%EsGs
va. Pleas.
William II AIllioH'l i ,Blask Dofs. Order of sale.
DURSUANT to the command Of an order oil
i sale in the abuye cause, TO me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, of aforesaid county
of Vinton, will offer at public sale, at the door
Of the Court House, in the Town OF Macarthur,
in aforesaid county Of Vinton, on
Saturday The lst day Of August 1868
At the hour of ten o'clock A. NJ, of said day,
the following real estate to wit: The enorth-west
quarter dissection number thirty-fOur, (Ji,) in
Township number ten, (lO,) Of Range fifteen,
(l5,O Also the west halfof the north-eas guar
ter of Section number thirty four, 81, in toWn
ship number ten, (lO,) } Of Range ndmber fifteen
(l5) containing two hunCred and iorty acres.
And q part of the west haliof tho south west
quarter of Section number thirty-fVe (35,( in
Township number ten, 90, of Range number
fifteen, us, containing len acres beginning at
the creek below Browns Mill, wnsline crosses
tho creek in the south west quarter OF section
number thirty-h7e, (55 y in Township number
ten, (lO,) of Range number fifteen, (l5, thence
south thrty-two degrees west i've chains and
ifty-threo links to a stake, thence south eig hty-
six degrees west six chains and forty-three INKS
to 0 stake, thence south d9 degrees west six
chains and forty links to stake from which a
Red oak eight inches in diameter bears south
sixty-seven an half degrees west thirty y-tve
links distant, and white oak fv inches in diam
eter bears north eighty ight degrees east twenty
links distant. thence east on the Section line 10
the creek, thence up the creek with the mean
dsrings, thence to the place OF beginning,
Taken as the property Of William IL, Black,
TO satisfy judgment Of aforesaid Court, in IA
var Of George A. g. K. G. Arms.
Appraised as follows, towit: Two thousand
nike hundred and seventy dollar (S2sIOO and
must bring two-thirds of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
J. j. Mcdowell, ARCH. NORRIS,
Atty. for Pltffs. Shift '. Co. o.
July Cd. S63,-pfeG9. .62-5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
COOKING STOVES FOR SALE

We have frs! rate new Coal Cook
@i ing Stove. Also a Premium Wood
@SCOoking Stove for sale. CAN at this Office
and see them, ii you want stove at The
lowest sash figures. .--
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
EVAN nARRIs-S ESTATE.

NOTICE /. hereby given, that Jane Harris.
IN has been appointed Administrative of the
Estate Of Evan Harris deceased, late of Vinton
County Ohio. JANE HARRIS. -
"a JnnS 4th l58s,-2w;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
LEGAL NOTICE,

In IuE COIhIj Ot COMMUN PLEAS OF
YINION COUNTY OHIO.
Henry johnson, Pltf.
against
Abraham b 6,g.Js johnson Defts. III A'''''0n
Abraham johnson of the County of Jackson
and State of Ohio, William johnson, Christiana
johnson, Sarah Walker formerly Sarah johnson
William Walker, Charlotte Larew formerly
Charlotte johnson, Joseph Larew, Emily Salts
formerly Emily johnson, John Salts and Thomas
Fec, George Fee and Sarah Jane Fee, minor
heirs Of Clarissa Fee deceased, formerly Claris-
So johnson, all OF the county of Vinton in the
State of Ohio, Rh0da Kite, of the State Of Iowa
minor heif Of Polly Kite deceased, formerly Pol!
ly Johnson; Nancy Kite formerly Nancy John
son, Zachariah Kite, Teresa Rogers formerly
Teresa johnson, John Rogers and John John
son Of the State Of Wisconsin, will take notice
that q pertition was filed against them on the
t9th daS of June D 1868, In the Court of Con
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Vinton
and State Of Jhio, by Henry johnson and is
now pending, wherein the said Henry johnson
demands partition of the following real estate
situated in the county ofYinton ana State of
Ohio to-Wit: The north-eait quarter OF the
southeast quarter dissection number sixteen
Q6,) in Township number ten, (lO,) Of Range
number seventeen, (lT, excepting ten acres off
Va Sno SV"In eiuS VI spiu 'Vl y hcIe JTacG owned
by DamaEin Tarr d Co. Alao the north wet
quarter ofthe south west quarter of Section nnm
Der fifteen, 49, Township, Range aforesaid. ex-
eepung ten acres OH OF the south side ofsaid for
ty acre tract owned oy Oamarin 1arr d Co., and
also excepting twenty acres off of the East side
of the remaining thirty acres owned by William
Walker, being in all forty acres more or Ies.
and that at the next term of saId Court, tho said
Henry johnson will apply for an order tbat mar.
tition may be made Of said premises.
HEwITL = EDNrsToY, HENRY JOHNS ON
Attys for Plttf. July ID ls6S-6w. {
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sidential serenade.

S1a according to special dispatch to the clr'
|cinhsti Commercial, all the negroes In Wash
sington City lintead to serenade Psesidept
sLlsooLs shis week. as d compliment to him for
aissuiug his Emancipation Proclamation. We
suppose all the ba9jOes that can be rsksd
up in snd about the Federal city, will be put In
resuisition, and perhaps a few willbs ordered
from Port Royal and other pasts of Dixie held
BY the national forces A few good negro
mins.rels from the sunny South might also
serve 10 give eclat to that Interesting occasion
IL iss pity that the dispatch does not state
the psecise evening on which the sereDade is
TO take place, ss some Of the Abolition editors,
IN Ohio, and come Abolition members Of our
Slate Legislature might be gladto attend, Ben.
WADE will doubtless be thar. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
Bureau Of emancipation.

We see by the Washington Globe thst Mr.
AnrHoNy, of Rhode Island. from the Senate
Printing coiamitlee, 10 whom was referred q
resolution TO print the memorial Of the Boston
Emancipation League, praying for the immsdi-
ate eatAblishment Of q Bureau of Emancipation,
reported on the 18th inst. in favor of printing
the usual number OF copies of the said meme
rial, which was agreed to. SO, It seems, the
memorial was deemed OF sufficient importance
to be printed for the information of Congress
and. the country. This action may be taken as
q pretty sure tisn that the Abolitionisls will
soon establish Free Negro Department of the
Government at Washington with high ssls-
risd Chief and plenty Of fat olerkships. To be
in keeping with the design Of its institution,
this Emancipation or Free Negro Bureau should
be managed by woolly heads; but we imagine
their white Abolition brethren will not consent
to such an arrangement; they will want sll the
fat Offices created by this new Free Black De-
partment for themselves, 90 that they can live
in style and till their pockets out of the taxes
imposed on white people for the pretended ben
eft Of the blacks. u,s
The reader may smile incredulously, and
think itn not possible that such d thing is seri-
ously in contemplation. But stranger things
than this have already come to pass, and stran.
ger ones will take place, If the country contin.
ues submissive to Abolition rule, SO great
Ia the present number Of cohtrabands or /" free
Americans of African descent" to be taken care
OF by the Government, and such expeditions by
land and water are 70 be undertaken for occur
ing tho freedom OF some three millious more,
that BENr WADE, OWN LovEJoY, and mon OF
that stamp, will argue that the Establishment
Of Free Negro Bureau has become q matter
Of absolute military aud political necessity.
This ia the allpowerlul argument which eways
Congress abd the President, and makes then
terests Of negroes, and not of white men,
predominant In the administration Of the Gov.
eminent. How fAr'this thing will be carried IL
10 impossible to fore,ee, as no one eau set
bounds 10 the exoesseS Of religious OF political
fslalicism when It has the reins in hs hands
The people need not be surprised At any ,fcllj
or'ciime Il may commit. Their olly eafs,y hei
10 srresling l. in iss mad career, and hurting il
from the scat of power
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
Goxernor sermoar,s nIe.sage.


Fl We feel quite sure that the readers of inc
sTlrEsnAs will thank us for laying before them
III full that part Of the late message OF Cover
Dor sEYnoUR, Of New York, which relates 10
our nati,nai aifAiEs It's an able State paper
luminous in lie staten ents, and nvincible In its
logic Governor SHYMOuR's defense of the In
volatility Of the Consultation In time OF war and
civil eommotion as we'll as 10 the "piping time
of peace" is mastery, and the zeal, energy and
discrimination with which he insists that the
On'on must be restored and remain whole and
undivided, cannot fall to strike a responsive
chord 10 the heart Of every real patriot and
genuine Union man His vindicAtion OF the
rights of the states and Of personal liberty
against the arbitrary encroachments of Federal
power commends itself to every hster Of tyrau'
ny and friend Of freedom. Let no one fail "a
giseIhe message thorough reading. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
,ofscial Reporter Of the Ohio Senate,


{ The Senate. Oh Saturday, after a somewhat
elaborate discalsion Of the matter, enacted the
stupendous folly Of electing an oficial Report
sr, without providing for the publication OF lie
proceedings That body now pays four d9llqT'
adsy (sundays included) to Mr.. LoNeLEY out
Of the Treasury, for doing the State no service
wha,ever--just what the House Of Representa-
tives did for JOHN d. CALDwRLL alllAst session,
and is doing sg,in this session. Eight dollars
day, hf,y:six dollars q week, two hundred and
forty dollars month, expended by this Aboli
SION Lsgislsture. whose motto was "Rettencb
msns and Reform" )" aud al for no ether object
than to give those gentlemen fat paees, While
the tax payers Of the State will have to foot
the bill. without being permitted TO see Official
Reports of Legislative Proceedings! ,r.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

aud Congress, but to have Il sent to General
BusleI.sAfter which II was agreed to-yeae4b,
y Mr.. Gains bill, To prohibit tbe further I'm:
migration Into this State Of "Ffee Americans
of African, de.scsnt," was taken from the table
ana re'errea 90 MIN as select committee OF
one. 49, M Nrts =
Mr.. Clarke offered a long preambls, recitIng
the Ordinance Of l767, and resolution, In.
structing onr Senators and requesting our Rep
resentatives In Congress, to oppose Bankrupt
LpB--Ehicb, upon motion OF his friend, Df,
Cory OF Lawrence, we're ordered to be printed.
Major zinn (permisaion having been granted
him) read the following statement:
l. Tho execution Of the writ OF habsas
corpus was not resisted by me, or by my orders,
at Camp Chase; and believe as question of
fact, never Was resisted at Camp Chase
II. The Sheriff Of franklin exhibited to
me writ for the body, OF an alleged minor In
Ing TO my command, could not hold bim in
custody, and, consequently could not produce
him to the Sheriff. Informed him that |
could make that return to the writ, If wished
BY the Judge. The Sheriff then made search
without opposition and found the patty; and /
suppose could have taken him from camp with.
ont any fofcible opposition. Captain McCprdy,
TO whose company the man belonged, being
absent from camp, the Sergeant in command,
with the Sheriff, came to headquarters and
stated the case. repeated that had nothing
TO do with the case; but the Captain being
absent from camp, and believing that had
formerly committed an error In, surrendering
two men, requested the Sheriff to delay the
execution Of the writ until the Captain re-
turned. The Sheriff Was solicitous that 1
should order him either to take the man or not
to take him, which was just as careful not to
do Finally the Sheriff asked me II / had any
objections to his taking the man. Under, the
circumstances, said, had. The Sheriff
know, perfectly well, did not contemplate
any resistance to the execution Of the writ, ex-
cept this expression Of objection under the cir
oumstances -s1N .s.l -,-..,T.--1
III. The party for whom this writ was is-
sued had received two hundred dollars to be.
come substitute. He had represented him
self as being moro than eighteen years of age,
had signed his enlistment papers, and sworn to
the came effect, and did not care to aid ia
Awindllng BY aiding his surrender and die
charge. 'l9i ~ i''t .-.-i
MT. West refused to allow this statement OF
Major Znn's to 60 upon the Jourusi of the
Houae--.it being desired by somo OF the merp.
berB that itshould -5hl" .N"''. ~, \
The House then adjourned, untii ten oolock
Monday morning t.. s-r =, ,.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
New Jersey.

Both Houses Of the New Jersey Legislature
met and organised on the 18th inst. Alta eau
Gus Of the Democratic members, Col. JAMES
W. WALL, of Burlington, who has had experi-
ence In an Administration Bastlle, was DominA-
ted for United States Senator for The short
term by vote of thirty.si to nineteen The
next day, both Houses agreed to 60 into joint
session for the election OF United States Sena-
tor to fIll the vacancy occasloned BY the death
Of Hon ]. H. THoMPsoN, whose term expires on
the 4sh of March next. The Democrats have
q majority on Joint ballot. H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
Congressional summary.

10 the Senate on tho l6,h Inst . resolution
was adopted directing The oomhihse on FL
nance to inquire Into the expediency Of an ap.
Precipitation for the encouragement Of emigra-
tion from Europe to the United States The
Senate adjourned till Monday, the 18th inst.
In the House on the same day the Finance
bill was discussed In committee Of the Whole,
and without coming 70 any conclusion. the
House adjourned till Monday, the 18th Inst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

Gurley responded that he bad only brought
out facts of the soldiers destltution which be
felt it crime longer TO conceal, ana that the
man who. at such time, would smntber such
facts for the sake Of party, would be guilty OF
any crime whatever, If party required u. These
passages between Republicans and Involving
the conduct of Republican Cabinet oiioef ore
ated some sensation. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

llHH minions of the Administrative who have
been In any way connected with "Ha6eas Cor
Pas sdapeusiOas," are becoming sensitive and
ressive under the weight of the odium thai
rests upon them. Hence, tits not strange thai
Msjor zihs should try to make the people be
lieve he never resisted the execution Of the
writ. The return of the Sheriff Of this county,
which we published at the time Il was made,
tells different utory. .tss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

- THE chilncothe Advertiser contains an elabp'
rate article in which the claims Of Hon. G l.
VALLlNDIeHAM for the Gubernatorial nemina-
zion are presented. webave not the 3space to
publIsh h now, as 4 il quite long. ~ ! D Z |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

A NASHVILLE dispatch dated the 16ih Inst
states that FoRiEsr, with four thousand men
and thirty-two pieces Of artillery, attacked our
boats on the Cumberland river, aud captured
the gunbOat siddell and burned Eve steamboats,,
Three Of the latter contained wounded men who
wsre placed on shore. Soldiers jumping from
the burning boats were shot In the water. The
negro crews we're stripped Of their clothing and
tied to trees f....,..,, ta- ..r4a. .s,s D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

N~Se~RiAN w e-S 0NSs NeI W S'AAN-sS 44Nes.S1
y M 3 ~ sAupiroR OF srzTE's oYpicE. Z s.
f ?. ~ - 49, Insurance DKPARTMEET, 7
COLUMBUS, UHIo, Jan. IA, 1882
Whereas, the Providence Washington Insurance Com
pany located at Providence In the Sats OF Rhode Isl
and has filed In this oce sworn statement OF Its
dlton, required by the hlst section Of the act ITO
regulate Insura ce Companies not Incorporated by the
State Of Ohio" passed April 8, 1856; and whereas,
said Company has furnished the sati acto-
~ evidence that II possessed OF at least hundred
thousand dollars OF actual capital, invested In Stocks,
or In Bonds, in Mortgages Of Real Estate worth dou
BILE the mount for which the Is mortgaged and,
whereas, said Company has 1ed in this office written
instrument under its corporate SEAL signed by the Pros.
dent and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
agent, Of said Company In this state, to acknowledge
service OF process, for and Ia behalf OF said Company,
consentng that such service OF process shall be taken
and held to be valid II served upon the Company.
according to the laws Of this any other State and
waving all claim right OF error, by reason Of such
acknowledgment Of service.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section Of
the afo orssaid act, Robert W. Tayer Auditor Of State
for the State OF Ohio do hereby certify that said Prov
dence Washington Insurance Company OF Providence,
IL. l., authorized to transact the business Of Fire
and Marine Insurance In th State until the 3at day Of
January in the year thousand eight hundred and
aixty.four. tFisl' '-i~'
In witness whereof, have hereunio- subscribed my
IL. 81 name and caused the seal Of my Office to no
~ afhxed The day and year above written.
/ ~ fEsl E, w, TAYLER, Auditor o. State,
By o. COLE, Ohief Olerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

IT is feared that the rebels will effsctually
blockade the Tennessee river, If they have not
already done SO. A Fort Henry dispatch men.
tions the presence at Savannah, Tenn, Of
twenty. .Avs hundred rebels, who were waiting
for artillery With which to construct shore
batteries. Il. ia apprehended also that this
force will capture some of our trains.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

Tn number Of applicants for the benefit Of
the act abolishing slayesy in the District Of
Colunbiss was about one thousand for nearly
three thousand slaves. The act appropriated
one million dollars, Of which, II Is stated, nine
hundred millions will be paid out, the author
ised average for each slave being three hundred
dollara. it t "a,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

IA CAiao dispatch Of the 10th inst. reports
FIAT General Nc ocLERsAND had taken Arkansas
POs., on the Arkansas river, with ell the arms
and other property, and from FIVE to seven
thousand prisoners. .5isy -,lesa e ess
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~ ~
STATE OF BHoDs ISLAND, ,

STATE or BHoDs Island
COUNTY OF PRovIDESoE, ssotr
John Kineobnry, President, and Wsit;n 3. Greene,
Secretary Of the Rroside1ce WashjnRton Insurance
Company, being seversiI sworn 6epose and say that
the foregoing full true and correct statement OF the
Affairs ofthe said oompany that the said Insurance nom
pany 10 the bona hde Of as least Que Hundred
Thousand dollars Of actual cash capital invested ID
Stocks and Bonds; that the above deschosd invest
ments, any part thereof made for the benefit o.
any ndividuai exercising authority in the aBagenen
Of said Company either President, Secretary. Treas
Director, otherWse and that they the abov
described Ofacers Of said Insurance COMPANY.
JOHN KINGsBURY, President,
,-cy WARREN 8. GREENE Secretary.
Subscribed and before me- this ninth day Of Jan
[sRALl uaysle 1863.
HBNRY MARTIN,
Oomr OF State OF Ohio for the State OF Rhode Island
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

JAsAN sin regular state Of revolution
Important reforms and changes are said to be
making, which will affect the interests Of for.
sign nations Il is reported that the regent Of
the empire has been murdered. 5 ID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
House for Sale.

TIVE LARGE TWO sTORY BRIoK
u House Oar street between Fourth and Fifth sta
belonging 70 the st,rs OF Notre Dame To- offered for
sale on reasonable terms. The house contains tWelyt
rooms-a double parlor or sitting room, dining room
and kitchen, With wood and other outhouses attach
desirable family residences -orry rwui ,El!iiT1
Persons desiring to purchase, can apply to the slste
ian. is-tf. = ffa ,h,lb1ua fl-T'F"F hs4sc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

Faon Cairo we learn that fifteen hundred
rebsl prisoners, including some from Murfrees.
boro, left that place on the 18th inst. On steam
ere for vicksburg, to be exchanged.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

-- OFFICE OF THs AUDITOR oP sTATE.l
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. II, 1868. J
Its hereby certified that heforegong Is rect copy
OF the Statement OF the condition Of the Providence
Warrington Insurance Coinpanyof Rhode Island. made
~ to this ofhce Tor year 1868, and now on file
|ov., I herein.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
~ Il. W. TAYLER, Auditor OF State,
By o. ooLE, obtef Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

GENERAL BRAoo has been superseded by Gen
srsI LoSssrRErr in the command Of the Con-
fedsrate army In Tennessee. er, 1a g i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
Iron The MoconnslsvIiIe EnqnIfersI
- For Supreme Judge. la

! We are requested 70 say that the name o
John b. Hanna, Of Morgan county, will DO pre-
scented to the Democratic State Convention Of
a candidate for Supreme Judge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
The Port Royal NeRroe. !.

/ "a
sTheNew York World publishes lstte, from
"A Soldier" dated Beaufort, s. @, Jan. 4, and
voucbes for the verscity Oftthe writer. The
"Soldier" says: '&aA. il
We have in this county q band, Of Ill
featured, psalm singing, Black .Repub lean men
and women, who bear the name of "Gideon:
itee, who ostenBibly came ont here 10 teach
the poor slave to know something of the bene-
fits Of freedom; but alas the Gideonites teach
but little Of o faith they profess, s %
The writer states that the olothipg collected
iu the North for the naked African, is care
fully assorted previous to being sent South,
and on its arrival there, instead of being given
as charity to the black, IL is sold to him.
He gives instances Of THE sort If operation
that came under bis personal observation.
"The boss Gideonite, who manages the az.
fairs down there" he says, "ls Father FRENoH''
On bis recent tour North, French took with
him colored man named WILLIAM, Who was
used to recite o pitiful tale of his sufferings
written by FRENoH and committed to memory
by WILLIAM, which brought tears from the eyes
of his auditors and liberal donations from their
pockets. FRENcH returned to Beaufort with
WILLIAM and goodly numbered disciples, male
aud female. When the vessel touched the
dock, WILLIAM was discharged with one dollar
and ATTY cents in his pocket, without clothes,
except what he had on, and without employ
ment.
: III. . a, le.lI. lyn Il,
Teachers Of both sexes are sent out there by
what 10 called the National Frsedmsn's Asso.
citation, whose headquarters are In New York
city. These so. called teachers the Government
furnishes with transportation gratis, and allows
them each fifty dollars month and rations.
The "soldier" says that Mrs. GAGE FRANcEs
D. / q female Gldeonite, and one of the chief
engineers OF the negro melody shop, 10 the
special correspondent of the New York 7yi-
bune, through whose columns, false lights ere
held ont TO Che public respecting the moral ele.
walton Of the negroes, who are every day be-
coming more iasy and impudens. The writer
says: = 20 e. s,,sst ,ssos gs4f .rsas al
I am o soldier, not fighting for the freedom
Of the negro, but for the maintenance Of the
laws and the Constitution Of the United States.
Ny fellow, soldiers believe as lido In this mat
ter. ) Ia h13f as I.lALl.A gl a. - ''1F ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

H. H. sIBLEY, Of Minnesota, has been made
a Mej,r General, and It is said, will take COM
mand Of the Department of the Northwest