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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
The LIncoln-Drake Lelter.

There seems to bs,a general dsmsut ~ Nc
sonri for the publicaiIoh Of the Presidshs's . re-
ply TO Mr.. DhAEE, who headed thS Jacobln DEL
esaiion that went from that State 10 Washing
Ington 70 procure the removal of General soHo-
FIELD, and the suppression Of Governor GAMBLE
Both conservatives and radicals join In insist
Ing upon the publication Of Mr.. LINcoLNs let
ter to Mr.. DRAKE. The German radical presl
of 81. Louis urge that the letter Is' the
property of Mr.. DRAxE, but OF those who ssnI
the ssUsnty apostles to Washington. and thai
they must have II. The radicals 10 Missouri
want to get up war upon Mr.. LINcoLS, and
ihoy think they will find in this letter chance
to do II, and are determined that Mr.. DRAKl
ahall not smother it. {I(. ti3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

,sEcRETAHY STANTON, In his celebrated tsle-
gram TO Forrey, after tho election, stlgmatIzsd
the Demopracy. who vDted for Woodward o.
"foes to the Union" Can ID be possible cha,
Stanton will now ask these men, whom he In
discriminately clsssej With the rebels, to volun.
teer TO fight the rebsls7 President LinooIu
expllcitly addresses his pEoclamstions for vol.
untsers 70 ell "good and loyal cisIzenB,"--:
According TO tbe definition Of Stanton and ev-
lery other prominent supporief Of Mr.. Lineoln'a
Administration. not one. man who voted for
Woodward Or vslIsndigham 10 "loyAl." They
can not regard Damocrats % "loyal" when re-
asasss Chem ;aS wa S ssS.ssy ~
of apelection'- -Cbs95e zsmss, ,.s',,, ayir
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
An Abolition Editor Convicted of
Theft.

Al the Wells Common Pleas Court, on Tues
day, James B. Fairchild, editor Of the Bluffton
(lpdIana) Union, q rampant Abolition paper,
was convicted of MISUNDERSTANDING from his
boarding Iouse--and sentenced 20 two years'
imprisonment In the penitentiary. A motion
was made by his counsel, Mr.. Milligan, to set
aside the verdict, which the Court sustained,
and granted new trial. TIE case was prose-
ontcd by David, Colsrick, common Pleas
Prosecutor, assisted BY W. 8. GIlklson, of this
CITY. II, LIZ ,1a 1lA u Oh
In the case Of Melinda Fairchlld, wife of the
above, charged with the same offcnse, q change
OF venue 70 Adams county was grAnted.--Ipdi.
anspoIie HssfiasI 4 IDIl1lil DIIcJLi1ONJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

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any other time, miacafrage would be the result.
Each box contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
PROBATE NOTICE.
Settlement of Accounts,

rTHE following accounts have been asd In the Pro.
i bate Court OF franklin county, Ohio, and will be
heard and examined for settlement on MONDAY, the
23d day OF November, A. D. 1853. to wit: ri ~
The first account OF Reuben q. Miller and George
Wagner, sdmrs Of Anthony Miller deod the first sc.
count Of William A.. Drum, gdn Of John W. Walton;
the first accounts OF Eliza ). Breckenridge guardian
OF Eliza Jane Breckenridge, Caroline Breckenridge
oornella Breckenridge, Amelia Brackenrdge and MAI.
garet j. Brackenrldge; the first account OF John Cox
exr OF the Will Of Wesley Toy, decd the rst account
OF .Orary. admir- Of James Hsddock emlth decd the
npt account Of u. A. Mccormick, one Of the adm,rs
Of jackson Riddel decd; the FIRST account Of John A.
Belher, admf OF Philip Lep, decdi the ss account of
Lorenzo Schneider, guardian OF Dofothea l.. echock;
the second account Of Alex. D. Forester, admir- OF
Robert FORESTER decd the fourth account Of John b.
stevenson guardian OF Rnoch A. Needles; the uai ac
count OF jeffrey Powell, exr Of the will Of Mary A.
GEORGE decd. the final account or Charles BreyfoRle
admir- DO 6onis non Of James b. 0Hsrfa, decd; the
hnal account OF William A. Drum. guardian Of Jane
GodoWn; the final account Of William HeadIey, Jr
admir- with the will annexed OF William Headiey dec'd
he hba account Of Moses seymour guardian OF Moses
Wtlton; the hnal account Of Reuben y, Neswen..
der, guardian Of Francis n. Neisvender (rendered
BY Robert Wilson, exr Of the will OF Rsuben r. NeIs
wender deo'd); the Dual account Of Nelson Wilkin,
guardian OF Charles Y. Gfavnnaj and the anal A.
csnnt Of John Cox, admir- OF Solomon Shade, deo,d.
$50 HERMAN b. ALBHRY. y
Columbus. Oct. 90. ls6s-dltkwaw - i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
al..f' f looMMuMcATED
Pulmonary Consumption a Durable
'-....i Disease.
A Q A r d.
TO CONsUMPTIvEs

The undersigned having been restored to heath Il, n
few weeks, BY very slOpie remedy after having suffer,
ed several years with seSere lung affection, and that
dread disease, ooniumption-s anxious 10 make known
to bis fellow'sufereB the means Of cure
To all who ds'lre IT, he will send copy Of the D,.s
crpton used ree Ohage) with the directions Tor p,s.
pairing and u'ins the ssue which they will lna a SIRE
cure for cOmuMPrIoS, AsTuMA, BRONCHITIS oorau,
COLDS eo. The only object OF the advertiser in send
ing the prescription Is to benea. the sfHie,ed and
pissd Information which he cOnceives 10 be nvaluabs
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy n, q
VIII cos' them nothing, and may prove sbleaslog.
Parties wishisgth prescription will please aadrs,,
Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg.
sept96-d&w3m N'" i0iS'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

All tho candidates named for the 80 ave
ship exoep n Washhu6e. arc q ~ fed 10 M
that Inpor ant b sltin,, We h - i'sqnenu'
seen esch OF them Apling 1, a .0lanly as sLeeh'
or Of tho House and as Chairman 10 ComwiI'l
tee Of the Whole. and presiding credi'ably'oyei
the delibelalions OF that somewhat turbnlenl
and sometimes almost unmarageible body'
Under the management Of come Of those
named for the CleI kshlp, the appropriation for
the osutIug gent expenses Of the House would
have to be very "liberal" indeed, unless they
have entirely changed their characters and pro-
penaitles. aN.A.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
CommIssary Frauds.

A washiugton dispatch Of the 99d says that
great ffauds 10 the supplies furnished tho oc-
cupants and teamsters of tho Convaloscens
camps have recently been discovered. Only
two ratlons Of potatoes were served ont, and
the good meat wsa sold. II is reported that
officers high in authority ave implicated, and
au investigation is now going on. 't.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
w o0D & P E r Q -,
1856 RIDGE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

NFFHR FOR SALE upon the most favorable Terms,
" NEW and BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS In great variety
OHB, etc., Of Wrought and cast Iron, and oALvAN.
IzED IRON and BRASS TUBING; IRON VENAN-
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TAINg, GATES, C0LUMNs. HIT0HING POsTS,
LAMP STANDS, VAsES, TABLES, FLOWER STANDS,
SOFAS, CHAIRS, bTATUARY, ANIMALS, aud Gil
other Iron Works OF Decorative character. Designs
forwarded for selection Persons applying for same,
will please state the kind Of work needed. NJ
sept8-d3m. .. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

THE Allentown Democrat has raised at the
head of tie editorial columns the name ol
General GEoReE B. McCLELLLS for the Presi'
dency, subject TO the decision Of The Demo-
cratic National Convention.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

Prepared from prescription Of SirJ Ctdrke, A d.,
PhvsictGn EctrGordindrV 10 tho Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unfaillng in the cure ofal
those panfdl and dangerous diseases to which the e
male constitution 10 suhjeot II moderates all exce1
and removes all obstructions and speedy cure may
relied on. ,te . 43.rM
s''''' no mARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited. II will, In yhOrt dime. hiring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Hpch bottle. price one Dollar beara, the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, % prevent counterteits.
-. .c,rr n CAUTION. f. yH
7zess Ptls should not Do taken 6y Nnaa,.s d,,yino
As FIRST THREE AOEZ;RSer P,yoaaacv. M n.,,
arc cure toor1no on AisOaytaoe, Tat al ann ota0,s
time they are safo,f CsHFdCT l1f Ut
In all cases Of Nervous ard spinal ,PsIpsl
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exeron, pslai
tion Of tho Heart Mysteries and Whites, theio Pills
Will effect when oil other means have fails and
although powerful remedy, do not contain iron, ca,o.
mel antmony or any thing hurifnl to the constitution
Full drections In the pamphlet around each package
which should DO carefully prsIeryod.
soie Agent for the Unlied States and Canada.
JoD MosEs, 81 Cortland Street, X.
NJ b. u 10 and postage btamps inclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle containing 80
100
Pills, by return mall.
s.H.sAMUHIs, @. ROBERTS, Agents, Columbus, o..
july9edawlyeow.
EDITOR or sTATmMAN--Dear Sir: with your ps,als,
sion wish to say to the readers of your paper that
will send by to all who wshi (free) ReclDo
with full directions for making and using simpls ysce
table Balm, that will eectually remove, in ton days
pimplss' BlOtches Tan Freckles, and all Impurities
tho Skin, leaving the soft clear smooth and beau
tful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heaas or
Bare Faces, smpio directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth Of Luxuran. Hair,
whistsrs, or Moustache in less than thirty days All
applications answered by return mall without charge.
Respectfully youn,
TH0s. y. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
june5o-dsmos' No. e31 Broadway, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
strayed or Stolen.

VrTEuNnsDhv nigbt. Oct cist ls6 /, a sorf6i mare
w thts ye4rs ols IA,t spruF, with white ssrpe In
tha forehead small manenpd rather light tail, bstwesn
sorteen and fifteen handh high ttralght bodied and has
never been marked by harness. Any one delivering
the saId mare 70 the undersgned OF New Albany Frank
lin comfy Ohio will receive reward OF $40 90, or by
LIVING Information 10 10 her where's eabouts, reward OF
go 90 will DO given. bAmuEL NEEpbHs'
ootQi-d1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

AZ seveniy.fve thousand cfHolals Reis gs-'
quired 70 produce sixty thousand c,nsorIpta
from the last draft how many Willie take to-
gss ''lhres, hundred thopasad morsf' q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
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Ing the skn leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful
parts fresh vitality, frequently restonog Its pristps
color, and rscineu the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes. Ths
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others are mere limitations, and should be avoided
Sold BY sll Druggists, etc.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

MAS. PAnfiHofoM hss bought horse 10 spir.
ifeps that he always goes od 10 sds0eassr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

90 = gTAIO ,aE0na41Ti
.~sof g2s,5 y Cd 10 0nsl1 'ss-''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01
The Internal Clergy.
L.. II. C..

At the Copperhead meeting at the
Gaskll House, last Thursday evening, the
speaker said that he rejoiced that the in,
Jeraat slergy were not exempt under the
Consumption law, for clergymen are dan.
gerous to the country.
Now internal means hehisk. He calls
the clergy AsHssA. At the u~tterance OF
this noble sentiment, the copperheads
Justify cheered the speaker. 1t met their
hearty appreciation. ~Clergymen consider
themselves eomplimented when abused
by such low creatures.
1t is nothing new for the eopperhead
Democracy 10 hate the clergy, and
churches and schools. They know that
Christianity and popular education are
dangerous to rebels, and fear that the
power Of knowledge and virtue will crush
out treason.
No class Of men are more patriotic
thai ministers. or nave done more to sun
port the Government. C~lergyren do not
ask to be exempted from any service
which they can render to their country.
acknowledgements go it LET your mot
to be Death to the Clergy, and down
with public schools" f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01
The Attempt to Inaugurate Civil
War IN Ohio.

An armed Instruction in Ohio to pro-
tect Il deserter and resist the United
States authorities by force of arms, de-
mands serious reflection on the means
by which this danger and disgrace have
been made possible in the patriotic State
of Ohio. The malignants engaged in the
actual outbreak will probably suffer the
penalty of their crime. The safety of
their neighbors, who are menaced with
every danger, where these combinations
are strong, demands that it shall be dem
onstrated by example that such crimes
cannot be eonspired or perpetrated with
IMMUNITY. But the responsibility extends
beyond these.
This attempt to i~naugurate civil wal in
this State, is the legitimate result of the
intlammatory agitation of the Democrat
ic leaders and journals against the war
for the defence of the Government. The
miserable malignants of Noble county
are being gathered from their hiding pla-
ces by the United States authorities, to
be brought to punishment but the lead
ers who melted this rebellion are here
and at large, going about the State stir
ring up the same hostility and violence,
by the vilest misrepresentation, and APP
peals to ignorance, prejudice and passion.
These are they who are chiefly guilty Of
this crime. The Noble county insurgents
are tools Of the more cowardly, who
would kindle a confiagration by their Sc
ditious instigations, while they them
selves arc practicing nice lodges and
tricks Of speech, which, without abating
their ~infiammatory effect on the more ig-
norant, shall save themselves from all
risk.-Cin. Ga=.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01
DEATHS.


In Rowland, on the list ult, Mrs. MARY. wife Of
JIG. Scott. Esq. in the 6lst year Of her age.
In Newton Falls. on the 23d of March. of dropsy,
Mr.. JONATHAN SHELL. aged % years.
At his residence. in MELVILLE. cha county. In
diana, on the 9th of February. Mr.. HENRY
FUSSLEMAN. formerly of this county, in the
18th year of his age.
At Nashville, in Hospital No. 4. with sickness oe-
easionedb by exposure. MICHAEL FUSSLEMAN.
aged 81 years. He belonged to the sSth Indiana
Regiment. was a good soldier and peacesbIe eiti-
zen. He was formerly of Warren.
In MurfreesborO. Tennessee. March 18th. of inaam-
nation in the bowels. JONATHAN E FUTILE.
aged % years. lie belonged to Company L. 4th
Regular Cavalry, and formerly to Company F.
9th Ohio Volunteers. and was 4 son Of John w.
futile. Of Vienna, in this county.
Bloomfield. in this county, February 9Th. 1863.
MARY ELIZA, youngest daughter of Henry and
Mary Cook, aged . years and ! months.
There's q shadow resting on our home,
And 4 little vacant chair.
That tell of q heavy sorrow
That has found an entrance there
We miss a fair and gentle form.
And q little step so light,
All in vain we wait for the childish voice,
That hath given our hearts delight.
The laughing eyes are forever closed.
And the lisping tongue is still,
Never more will rove those tiny feet
lis our Heavenly Fathers will.
Meath = little mound in the damp cold earth,
We have laid the easket by,
But an angel spirit waits for US.
In our Fathers home on high. H.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01
From the 10th Ohio.
CAMP SUTTON LOUISIANA,
March 2lst 1868.

Editors Of the CronieI:-To day / have
heard that there was talk of another draft
in the North, and some men say they will
resist it and fight at home before they
will. | think they mean to come down and
fight against their butternut brethren.
/ think such men are doing mora injury to
the cause of the Union and the Govern
ment, than those rebels that are in arms
against US, and if they want to sympa-
thize with the secesh, let them 90 into
the rebel ranks and then We will know
where to find them. Such men ought to
be ashamed to try to discourage those
that are out in the field fighting for the
protection of their homes. rights and lib
critics. and the preservation of the Union.
As for myself enlisted to fight for the
Union, and for the best Government ever
shone upon, and for this, / will stand
up as long as there is breath in my body
and the blood continues to flow through
my veins. Some say they will not go to
hight for to free the negro. l did not en-
list for that either, but as it has come to
this let US go on and wipe the awful curse
Of Slavery out of existence, as it has been
he cause of many a good man to shed
blood, and it was the cause of the first
gun being fired on Fort Sumter, there
ore let US go on and put down the rebel
ion, and If must needs be to do this, free
negro held as property in the
The weather is very warm and mild
Town here, peach trees have been out in
for a month. As / am afraid Of
consuming to much space in your col
INNS, will bring my remarks to a close.
Yours truly, e. FLICK.
Company IL, 10Th Ohio Volunteer In
lnfrv |
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01
Indiaaa Knights Of the Golden
Circle.

On the 2lst inst. a Democratic Meet.
ing" so styled in the call, was held at
Bloomington, Indiana. Before the speak.
ing began, a train arrived ON the Louis.
vile, New Albany and Chicago Railroad.
with W hundred rebel prisoners on
board on their way to Springfield, Illinois.
AS soon as the fact became known, the
crowd of copperhead K. G. C.'s pressed
around the cars so closely that the guard
warned them off. They then shouted to
the rebel prisoners: Now is your time,
boys" Make your escape" I'VE are
able to protect YOU" There's lots like
you around here" and again forcing their
way to the cars they sWore they would
have the prisoners out. The Copperhead
sympathizers conducted 50 ou~trageously
that the guard had TO drive them back
with the bayonets, and to keep them
away by an order to fire if they again adj
vanced. Disloyal shouts and cheers for
the rebels were kept up until the train
got safely of. The Indianapolis Journal
says these men were members of the K.
Gvu aRpVTusru aIfEK uunI1uca as uumluIsIraGUr al
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01
Award of Medals to Soldiers.

The party of Ohio soldiers recently re-
turned from the Southern barbarians
and whose dispositions have been taken
by Judge-AdvOcate- General Holt, were
to-day by appointment introduced to the
Secretary of War by Gen. Hitchcock
After complimenting them upon their
fortitude and devotion to the Union, the
Secretary presented to private Jacob Par
rot, the boy who received a hundred LASH
es on his bare back without finching, the
medal given under the recent act of Con-
gress authorizing the presentation of
medals to soldiers for m~eritorious seryi-
ces.
Sergt. E. II. Mason, Corp. VIM. Pettin-
ger, Corp. Redrick. and privates Robert
huffman, and W. Benninger, were also
made the recipients of similar medals
The Secretary then gave to each the bre-
vet of First Lieutenant, and the sum of
500 in money. as 4 slight compensation
for the losses they had sustained and the
sufierings they had borne. The party
then visited President Lincoln, to whom
they were presented by General Hitch
cock.
They were received very cordially by
the President, who expressed his gratifi-
cation at the opportunity afforded him to
thank them personally for their heroic
conduct. The soldiers belong to the I'd,
Dist and Odd Ohio Volunteers Washing O.
Ton Disp0tch.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01
The Law and Order Party.

At a meeting of the Democratic Club
of Warren, held last Thursday evening,
the following. among other resolutions,
was passed, with yells and cheers:
"ResoIcsd, That the WaYrea Constitution,
the organ Of the Trumbull county Dem
ocracy, so ably edited and conducted by
jefferson Palm, suits as sr0ctLy, and shall
be published as long as any other news.
paper in the county, and any attempt to
demolish, or injure the Office, press, types
or other materials, shall be promptly met
and properly dealt with"
We are informed that a similar resolu-
ton was passed a few weeks since, at an
Oyster Supper at the American House.
Now, so far we are concerned, we defy
any person to point to a single line in u
paper, or to an expression of either of the
editors, countenancing a resort to vio-
lence. The short extract from our paper
which prefaced the resolutions introduc-
ed by j. D. Watson, Ia standing commit
tee of one on resolutions, of which the
n above quoted was the last, was writ
ten in connection with an article which
the author OF the resolutions veil knsie
had reference only to political action,
and any attempt to pervert it to another
meaning, is but one more instance of the
Misrepresentation policy SO popular with
that party.
We wish to be distinctly understood,
that We " are in favor of law and order"
and would as sincerely as themselves,
deprecate a resort to violence of any
kind, and while We firmly believe that
the Warren Constellation, and other papers
of similar character. have done and are
doing much to prolong the war. and en-
the rebels in arms, still a mob
no more right to inhict punishment
on them, than on a horse thief or muir
ierer.
But that class of persons whs seem to
so fearful of an outbreak, should at
least NOW enough of human nature, to
that a muss can be raised no quick
thar for a person TO throw down the
and dare an attack. They are
anxious to become martyrs, but we hope
hey will not be gratifed.