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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-10
TELEGRAPHIC.
Sunday Nights Report.
Affairs before FrederIcksburg-M
ClollAn 90 ha KaCallad.

ObohIAh ~ NO tkcChll0Os
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. The Sunday Tran
script has dispatch from Washington which
says there 10 no enemy In force at Frederlcks-
burg, most OF them having been sent TO Black
water or to Vlcksburg; the only force left be-
hind being about fifteen thousand, an ample
number to prevent the passage of the Kappa
hammock at the present season. From deserters
and other sources it has been asoertained that
the rebel railroad communications are perfect.
ln seventy'tWo hours the army of the enemy
can DO supported from any point in the South
to Fredericksburg, so that they can we'll afford
to spare tho great body of their army from our
front,
During the past week the President has de
termined upon calling General Mcclellan to
the command Of the army again. Upon the
announcement being made in q Cabinet coun-
Gil, there was great furry. Secretary Chase
at once threatened to resign, as did also the
rest OF the radical members For this and other
reasons the President determined to make no
change for the present. Within two weeks,
however. there Ia scarcely doubt that the
command OF the army will be tondersd to Gen
eral Mcclellan. The appointments of General
Hooker to the command is merely temporary.
~ was made againsL the judgment of tho Pres
ide1t and even the Secretary of Wsr, His
soldierly qualities are not doubted, but his
ability to handle such an immense body is se-
riously questioned by his friends.
-. Nothing of Importance is expected from
vicksburg for at least thirty days. 1t will take
thas time TO complete the canal, and to bring
QUE forces efectually to bear against the rebel
stronghold. II may be that circu instances NAV
preciptate battle, but the general impression
is that 1t will require month as least to CAP.
ture the plAoe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-10

New YORK, Feb. 9.-The Herald has the fol.
lowing, dated Stafford Court House, Va. Feb
9Th: An order has been issued dissolying the
reserve grand division and returning Genera
Sigel to the command of the IIth Corps Tbe
corps 10 bsieg concentrated. The work of re
Organization Of the army is progressing.
The Times dispatch states: Gen. Hamil.
tom 1t is said, has received assurances that a
Texas expedition will Immediately be fitted ont,
which will have for its object the reclamation Of
that State to the Union. The chief command
will probably be given to Gen. ButleH, Gen.
Hamilton having subordinate command.
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The Oommi,tee OF wav. ANA ms.,

The Committee OF Ways ana means
NEW York, Feb. 9.-The Tribune's special
says: The Ways and Means committee Ia hur.
ryinS up iti business with vlgor. Ii will report
amendments to the tax bill probably on Friday
Chase's bank bill is under consideration, The
18th section has been reached. When reported
to the House, it will be modified from the draft
80 as to confer upon the President, instead Of
the Secretary, the large appointing power con-
ferred BY it, and to take out OF the coerciye
feature the scheme in favor OF existing banks
Friends of the repeal of duty on paper will re.
joics to hear that at the close of the commit
tees session yesterday, It was very doubtful II
vote of majority could have been got re.
commending its repeal.
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Fancy and Flannel Shirts,

TOR OFFlOERs' USE. ALSO FRENCH
Il flAnnels for Shirts. In great variety.
Balm q BON,
Ne. 90 to 20 South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-10

In the Ohio House Of RepyesentatiUes, Mondav,
January l9h, 1863, on arbitrary arrests. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-10
Arrest OF Goo. FrancI. Tra,n

ST. LouIs, Feb. Geo. Francis Train was
arrested at the Planters Hotel by the United
States detectives and given the alternative Of
leaving the State In half an hour or going 10
jail. He chose the former and crossed the river
He was advertised 10 deliver q
political speech tonight, but was summarily
prevented by the Provost Marshal. .Fl ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-10

NASHVILLE, Feb. 9.-The expedition under
Generals Davis and Morgan in purSuit of For
rest and Wheeler's retreating force, returned
this evening Seven miles this side Of Char
lotte We captured thirty prisoners; also Colousl
Carroll and Major Rembrandt, of Forests
staff
A number of psymasters have arrived, and
will soon begin paying off the troops.
Trains will run to Murfreesboro early this
weak
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-10

PHrLADELPHA, Feb. 8.--The Princess ROYAL
has aboard, besides q large amount Of arms
and ammunition, complete machinery for the
construction of an iron clad ram; also, as a
passenger, an Intelligent English mechanic,
who is well versed In the process of making
and hardening projeGtlles.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-10

NEw YoRx, Feb. 8 AT the meeting Of the
Christian Association, at the Academy Of Mu-
sic, tonight, General Scott presided, and made
o short speech. General Burnside delivered
an address Of considerable length,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-10

LOUISVILLE, Feb. IA dispatch from Glas
gov, KY, 9th, says: The rebsls under Fergu-
son are across the river, aud are again carrying
off citizens and committing all sorts Of depre-
datons.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-05

yes, my son, and strive to be wor-
thy of it too said the father, as he /.
pressed him to his bosom.
The wind, In It's wild careering thai
night, swept not over a happier house
than the lonely howell of William Penn
berton.
Five years have passed away, aad
William Pe,uberton, by sobriety and
industry, has rogsined his cottage
home, and there, with bis pious ldel-
la, to whose cheek the bloom of health
has returned, and their children, he is
spending his days in quietude and de-
v%otion.
Is your husband a drunkard? Be
gentle with bin and pray for him
Are you a drunkard, or a moderate
drinker? Relnemte r the wife ~otayour
bosom, the children of your love, and
the sonl you possess. which is of in
calcuable worth. May God bless this
narrative TO your good.
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The Objects Of the War.

When the Lord showed Daniel
things that were sbont to happen, he
'enquired, @ my Eord, what shall, DO
the end Of these things? The reply
of Jehovah was Go thy way, Dam
lei for the words are closed up and
sealed till the time Of the end. Many
shall be purified and made whole and
tried. but the wicked shall de wick
eddy and none of the wicked shall un-
derstand; but the wise shall under
stand"
Every object God has in permit
ting this war, we shall not discover in
this world. But two objects are very
apparent, and they are the same that
God speaks of to Daniel. Many shall
be purified but the wicked shall con-
tinue to do wickedly. Many of our
citizens and soldiers are being convert
ed tolGod. This is one object Of the war,
that by means of trials and suffering
our people may learn this world is not
their rest. And willie many are be-
ing purified and made better, many arc
growing more wicked. Numbers are
becoming dronkards, gamblers, extor-
TONERS and ~cove.ous. Bottles of whis-
key are carried in the pockets of trav-
ellers ; gambling is rife !; the number
OF extortioners is on the increase {; and
those greedy to get gain, are beyond
all count. The wicked shall eontin-
ne to DO wickedly." The same Cos
pei and providence that breaks tn,
hard heart Of somsAAeanses the hear
of others only TO Low the harder
The gospel, St. Pau tells US, is a sa-
ver of life to SOME and of death t,
others And which shall it be to US -
s. Churchman.
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roR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
TO MISS 3 A 7.

BEAUTIFUL GIRL, with the hair OF light,
And the coral lips and TIE forehead white
And cheeks so fair and handsome too,
And bright soft eyes OF brilliant hue;
With footsteps easy. free and light,
And heart as pure as thy face is bright.
Fair is thy fern, and full OF grace,
Pure is the mind that illumines thy face;
Soft is the glance, of thy eye, half hid,
Meath The silken lash and the snowy lid /;
And nice are the braids Of thy glossy hair,
Ny eyes ever love to linger there.
Whittier with truant steps we stray,
Mid the cold and sad. or the light and gay;
1t matters not, for in grief and glee,
Thou art forever the same to me;
And thy heart, sweet girl, 1 must declare,
Is az true and changelcss as thy face is fair.
Beautiful one! in thy mirthful smile,
There is no malice or acorn or guile,
Many I've known on earth, and yet,
Thsu art the sweetest I have ever met;
I'll love thee, while life lasts, for smiling on me
| Or as long as such favors are shown me by thee
PEIMRos HILL, Sept. 1868.
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CONVERTED SoLD1ER.--A soldier be-
coming vislbly religious, mt with no
little railing both from his comrades
and his officers. He was a servant of
one Of the latter. A: length his en-
ployer asked him, Orchard, what good
has your religion done you" The
soldier made this discreet answer
Sir, before | was religious, | used to
get drunk !; now [ am sober. [ used
to neglect your business; now | per
form it diligently" The officer was
siIenced and seemed to be satisfied
!" For 50 it is the will of God, that in
well doing, ye put to silence the igno-
rance of foolish men"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-05

WHEN THE STATES SEcEDED.-Fre-
.quent inquiries are made as % when
the Acts of Secession were passed by
the several States. South Carolina Sc
ceded Dec 20, 1860; Mississippi, Jan.
9, 1861; Alabama and Florida, Jan.
II, 1861; Georgia. Jan. 10, 1851;
Louisiana, Jan. 26, 1861 /; Texas, Feb.
l, 1861, Virginia, April Is, 1861; Ar
kansas, May 8, 1861 ; North Carolina,
May 20, 1851. Tennessee passed the
Ordinance Of Secession May 6, and it
was ratified by the people June 9Th,
1861.
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NOTICE No
Seat. ~, ISe3.
7 1T FOLLOWING CONFEDER1TE o. n

~un Sept. II, 1855. {
Z CONFEDER1TE on III
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July 4, 1908, ana subsequently, paroled, have been
duly exchanged, and are hereby 40 declared
l: The officers and men of Gen. G, /. Steve,.
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vision.
9. The officers and men of Brigadier General,
Moors's briagsae.
4 The officers and men of the ID Texas Resi-
ment. '0sf
8. The officers and mcn OF Wants Legion
. Also, all Confederate ofiGe Rs and 1en who
have been delivered at City Point at any time
previous to July 25th, 1853, have been duly ex-
changed, and are hereby so declared.
SIT ROOT. GUILD, Agent Of Exchange,
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Rev. S, B. McPheeters is still in St.
Louis, and himself and family in good
health. His friends in the South need
have no fears about his position
there.
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The Little Girls Kindness to the
Soldiers.

After the battle of S%harpsbuIg we
passed over a line of railroa d in Cen
trail Georgia. The disabled soldiers
from Gen. Lees armies were returning
to their homes. At every station the
wives and daughters OF the farmers
came on the cars and distributed food
and wines and bandages among the
sick and wounded. We shall never
forget how very like an agel was.a
little girl; how blushingIy aud mod
estly she went to a great rude bearded
soldier, who had carved a crutch from
a rough plank to replace "a lost leg !;
how this little girl asked him if he was
hungry, and. how he ate like a famish-
ed wolf. She asked if his wound was
painful, and in a voice Of soft, mellow
accent, Can | do nothing more for
you? am sorry you are so badly
hurt; have you a little daughter, and
wont she cry wheL she sees you 2 The
rude soldiers heart was touched, and
tears OF love a~ndNgratitude filed his
eyes. He only answered, L have
three little children. God grant that
they may be such angels as YOU
With an evident effort he repressed a
desire to kiss the fair brow Of the pref
ty little girl. He took her little hand
between both his own, and babe her
good bye-God bless you The child
will always be a better woman because
of these lessons Of practical charity
stamped iDeffaceably upon the young
heart.
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A FATHER's PRAYER.--A pious
young mar told a clergyman that he
had once disobeyed bis father, on which
tie good man retired and shut the door.
Curiosity led him to look through the
key. hole, and he saw his father on his
knees at prayer. The boy listened and
heard his father praying for him
Tnis struck him to the heart aud he
went away and prayed for himself. His
prayer and the prayer OF the parent
were heard; the young man sought
mercy through tho Lamb of God who
taketh away the sins OF the world, an |
became~a happy christian indeed. Be-
hold the happy effects OF a pious faith
er's prayer!
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE
PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE.
BY sIssIE E.

BY sIssIE E.
Look NOT into the past,
Itcomes not back again
Life's joys were never made to last,
On death they have re claim.
The Present, it is surs, wisely we should improve
It's feeting moments as they swiftly glide US by
they now are ours, but oh how soon
They leave us improve them as they fly.
The iuture-we can only wait,
For its shadow momeRts to come
Without fear and with a Courageous heart,
AS we wait the call to our last home.
Gainesville, N. c., September 18th, 1868
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GREENSRQROUGa
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMpANy

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OFFICERs.
WILSON, President.
JED Ii LINDSAY, Ylce-President
JOHN A. GILMER, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
N. II. d. WILSON,
c. G. YATES. Executive
All communications on business of the Office
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43d Greensborough, NC.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
CONTINUED FRoM FIRST PAGE.

- command Of AAsr s;epsrsl D.x viii s0s found
wantag We have sf tc best troops 10 tAe army
And excellent leaders Every necessary of lie IN abul-
dance, and every setisr aaxiols for worh General
man 10 sesp te word
Owing 70 the stormy weather there has been nothing
aoao 20 day The 'front.'. Picket skrmslng about The
~ tent or operations around Suffolk.
Hon William II. Seward, Secretary OF state, and the
tregn Minister'S accompanying him, we're 10 day re-
eeved officially by MAJOR General Dix Al ten O'Clock -"
sstngaished visitors entered the fort and -
respect TO thehr rank the guard msrk c
"a. SFnis The vis' .s tanned oat and pre-
IN. while ~ssi"~ sse newt nsIecl,d me !aiaie's,
Sayos, leacu ioS, ramIsrts the suns ~
~ the p.r,v . saigto oi tiicen guns rss ~.
E,p Raps sted Fort wcc, oi e1mno1y os'eS . y @ W"
~ their respects 10 Rear AdmsA Lee, op cearo oi
.sc United states steam frgate hnnesou- insy WIZ
leave this evening for wssL.netn and carry away WIN
them some pleasant snenorsss - usr Ss' 10 'ns 10
-1a or See.ral pfx's command having atteriy become
verv sxsrsive application was made by him TO the ar
pepartun for gay master 70 be stationed ~ hs poet W
erdsr 20 faeitase payments 70 discharged soldiers aho
stssrs 10 compliance with Tie request cf Major
sseurral Dix, MAJOR Arthur ". Fletcher, OF WASH
hyson, well known paymaster - the army, has
hsen detailed Tor this duty, and At present occsples
Setcd by eicehs assistant, Mr. james w flctchor
From the penissoM learn that Col. Robert n Wess,
sommardnG fcrt Aaxruder made an attack WIN imam
y ana cavalry, the enemy al Williamsburg ana sue
eedea IN driving Sne rebels two miles beyond e town
Orr yckets present stationed there and are Srder-
ed by all means maintain their position. Cen DIM
olnion thas, inasniuch are compelled 70 pfoy1e
ortn unfsrsusate patients IN The iunatc - ~
Aaansburg, entitled 20 be 10 possession cf the
tCWn, and he viii hold 4 700.
The upi.sa states g,snOoat tiMnbean, eSpt upshire
lying roads. awaiting sailing orders the Moh
ter Lehgh stil OF tho moutb cf tho !aues rNer and
- temporarily attached 10 the North Atansic o'ackadbt
ugIadroQ.