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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
whose Father Was Hei

After the battle Of Gettysburg, Union sol-
dier was found In O secluded spot on the field,
where, wounded, he bad laid himself down to
die. In bic hands, tightly clasped, was an
ambrotype, containing 'the portraits Of three
small children, aid upon this pictutre his eyes,
set In death, rested The last object upon which
the diving father looked was the image of his
children, and as he silently gazed upon them,
his soul passed away.
When. after the battle, the dead were being
buried, the soldier was thus found. The am.
brotype was taken from his embrace, and has
since been sent TO this city for recognition
Nothing else was found upon his person by
been marked, however, 80 shat II by any means
can be dlsinterred. The picture Is now In the
possession of DR.. Bourns, No. 2,l04 Spring
Garden street of this city, who can be called
upon or addressed 10 reference to IT, The
children, two boys and girl, are apparently
nine, seven and Eve years Of age, the boys be-
ing respectively the oldest and the youngest of
the three. The youngest boy is sitting In a
high chair, and on each side of him are his
brother and sister. The Oldest boys jacket Ia
made from the same material as his sister'a
dress. These are the most prominent features
Of the group. IL 10 earnestly desired that all
the papers In the country will draw attention
to the discovery Of this picture and its attend
ant circumstance. 90 that, If possible, the
family of the dead hero may come Into posses.
sion Of II. or what inestimable value will II
be to those children, proving, as 10 does' that
the last thought of their dying father WAS for
them, and them only y.-Phiiadelphis paper.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
The Second District.

From the election returns already In there
seems no reason to doubt the reelection Of
Hon. W. G.. Brown, to Congress- In the Second
District. The Intslhgeneer's candidate, Com
missary Burdett, failed to command, In many
places. even respectable vote. The Republic
an partisan papers denounced Mr.. Brown as
"copperhead In Disguise" and beslavered him
with many other such choice epithets-Which,
we presume, accounts in a great measure for
the magnificent vote he received. As far as che
Conservatives of that District voted at all. they
voted for Mr.. Brown; and, taking the sayings
of the radicals as evidence, his election may
fairly be regarded as Conservative triumph, =
II ascertain that West Virginia s, to-day, large
ly Conservative at heart, and that 1t only re-
quires an organized effort, and free and full
vote, to utterly and forever overwhelm the
radical Jacobins who composed of but ewal
faction, seek to rule or ruin our fair land.
The Morgsntown Monitor estimates Mr.
Browns m ajority in Monongahela at from 800 "a
| ], l,000.-Wheslin9 Register Oct. 26h.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
General MeclelIau and ,ha RadLeal..

Pfesideat LIso,LN has Inst i.ened oaN for
three hundred thousand volunteers to put down
the rebellion against the Union, the ccnstitu.
tion and the laws. The Philadelphia PSess Of
J. w. FoRSEY, who also publishes aemi'ofl-
cial Administration paper al Washington, 10
doing lie utmost to discourage enllstments. Il
declares that 1--WE want no soldiers under our
banner, whose sentiments are" such ss those
uttered BY General MoCLKLLAN in his recently
published letter. What are those sentimental
General MoCLELLAN declared himself "in fa-
vor Of the prosecution Of the war with all the
means at the command Of the loyal States, un-
I'll the military power Of the rebellion is de-
stroyed;" that "while the war 10 wsged with
all possible decision and energy, the policy d.
recting It should be in oousonancs with the
principles Of humanity and civilization, work
ing no injury to private rights and property moi
demanded BY military necessity and recognized
by military law among civilized nations," and
that "the sole great objects Of the war are the
restoration Of the Union Of the nation, the
preservation Of the Constitution and the su'
premacy Of the laws Of the country"
Such are the sentiments to which FoRHK,
and other leaders Of the bogus Union party ar'
opposed; they want no restoration of th'
Union, no preservation Of the Constitution oul
fathers made. and no supremacy of laws made
In pursuance Of that instrument. u ia fol
this reason that they are so bitter against Mo-
GILLIAN, and have persecuted him with such
malignant hatred.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
PROBATE NOTICE.
Settlement of Accounts,

THE following accounts have been filed in the Pro.
Il bate Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, and will be
heard and examined for settlement on MONDAY, the
23d day OF November, A. d. 1863. to wit:
The nrst account Of Reuben Z. Miller and George
Wagner, adm'rs Of Anthony Miller, decd; the hrst sc
count Of William A. 0rum, gdn OF John W. WAltoni
the fst accounts Of Eliza j. Breckenridge guardian
Of Eliza Jane Breckenridge, Caroline Bracienridge,
Cornela Breckenridge, Amelia Brackenridee and Mar
garet J. Breckenridge; the hrst account OF John Oox
exr Of ths will Of Wesley Toy decd the first account
Of orary admir- OF James Haddock Smith, decd; the
hrst account OF II. A. Mccormick, one Of the adm'rs
Of Jackson Rddel decd; the first account Of John A.
Beber sdmr Of Philip Lep, decd the rst account Of
Lorenzo Schneider, guardian Of porothea L. Bchock;
the second account Of Alex. d. Forester, admir- Of
Robert FORESTER, decd the fourth account Of John L.
Stevenson, guardian OF Bnoch A. Needles; the nal
count Of jeffrey POWELL exr Of the viii Of Mary A.
GEORGE decd; the na account OF Charles Breyfogle,
admir- dc bonis non Of James b. 0'Harfs, deed; the
final account Of William A. Orum guardian Of Jane
GodoWn; the final account Of william Headley, Jr.,
admir- with the will annexed Of william Headley decd;
he final account Of Moses Seymour guardian OF Moses
Wslton; the final account OF Reuben y. Nelswen-
der, guardian Of Francis NJ. Neiswender (rendered
by kobSr Wilson, exr Of the will OF Reuben r. Nes.
Wender, dec'd); the hnal account OF Nelson Wilkn,
guardian OF Charles y. GravinnAi and the final ac-
connt Of John Cox admir- Of solomon Shadle, decd.
4 HERMAN D. ALBBRY,
Probate Judge.
Columbus. Dot. o. Is63-dltaw2w 'ldo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
General George b. Mcclellan

We nail to our mast head, this week, the
name OF this gallant soldier and popular favor
Ite as our candidate for the Presidency In 1864,
subject to Democratic rules and usages. or his
nomination and subsequent triumphant election
we do not entertain doubt. He possesses, In
an eminent degree, the ability, discretion aud
popularity which must belong to our standard
bearer in the approaching canvass II We would
succeed in displacing the present Abolition dy-
nasty. And, In our humble opinion, the resto.
constitutional liberty depend upon the complete
rout, at the polls, in 64 Of the pestent fanatics
who have directed the course and dictated the
policy Of the Lincoln istration.- Wdgnes-
burg (Pa.) Messenger, Oct. 2la.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
Plan of the Radical RevOlutionist In
..-. Europe.

A letter from prominent red-hot American
Radical now In Europe says that the Polish
movement, originally conducted by the Whites
or Conservatives, whoae sole desire was to re.
store Poland to her former rank, as an indepepd.
ent kingdom, has now, through the failure Of the
whites, fallen under the management Of the
"Reds" or radical Republicans headed by ME-
RosrAWsKI, who is the reddest Of the Reds
His recognized newspaper organ asserts that
the object Of the Polish Government hereafter
viii bs "to unite all parties In one revolutiona.
ry movement" In other words IL calls into ac'
tivity all the revolutionary and Republican ele-
ments in Europe, though the Pope and the
Western Powers have demonstrated. This lie
he direction, the writer says, in which the
wind is setting Just now. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
Some Of the Journals Questions-An-
other Question. .l,a

Why was FREMosT removed from Missouri
when he stood in front Of the foef Can any
man answer Can any one tell Why Gen. CURTIS
was removed from the same Department while
10 the full tide OF q most successful and salts
factory administration Can any one inform
us why General BUTLER was suddenly recalled
from his command at New Orleans where he
had won Victories, opened the mouth of the
Mississlppi, and established order In the mids
Of that most disorderly cits1 Can any one tel
why Gen. BLUNT after carrying our a,g throusl
Arkansas to the frontier of Texas, has just beer
ordered to Fort Lsavenwoith under arrest2--
Ohio State JoarnsI
Why was Capt. HURT. she "seniot" of tn
Journal, removed from hla position In Cincin
natl, "while in the full tide Of moat success
| ful" financial operationl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
General Mcclellan.

The Philadelphia PSess, edited by man who
claims to enjoy the confidence Of the President
in ao especial degree, says that McCellan's . let.
ter, indorsing Judge Woodward, has ended bic
career. The people of the. country have long
since beenispprissd that, 80 far as MeClsllans
" careerD could be controlled BY President Lin
coin and the sssfcbitects Of ruin" who surround
and manage him, the capital Of the nation would
be surrendered to the enemy, the Army Of the
Potomsc given over 70 slaughter, and the entire
stake for which we took up arms given up sooner
than that George B. Mcclellan should be re-
stored TO his command: President Lincoln has
been charged With saying, and has never dared
10 deny the charge, that be would rather be
conquered BY Jef. Davis than BY Mcclellan"
And to such mon the desiinies Of the country
are insrusted But the people Of the United
States, who can recognise true loyalty, patience
under persecution almost beyond parallel,
and generslship snch % has been Displayed BY
no one else In this war, will take the matter In
hand and see that Little Macs career shall be-
gin when that Of bis nsligners and pefsecutors
has ended Chicago Iimss.s afFsGWgEs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

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few weokS,by avery simple remedy, after having suffer
ed several years with severe lung affection and that
dread disease, ConsumptOnis anxious 10 mako known
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spread information which he conoeIves to be nvauabel
and he hopes VeryBuerer will try his remedy, as t
will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, ,,l
bes Kings County, New York
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
Franklin County and this Senatorial
District.

The soldiers vote for this county Ia nearly
all in, and we have the qualification Of announce
ing that the entire Democratic ticket is elected
by very handsome majority. Mr.. CONVERGE
is also elected, we think, in this Senatorial
District. fa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
The Damage to the Orange and Alexan-
ft dria Railroad.

A Washington special dispatch to the New
York Tines (Admlnistrstion) says under dste
of Oct. %:
That the public may not be misled, We re-
peat that the damage done by the rebels to thf
Alexandra and Orange railroad, between
Bristoe Station and the Rappahannock, will MOI
be repaired al least within four weeks. Th'
cost Of the repairs will be thirty thousand dol
lars mile for the twenty four miles. No on'
knows what damage may have been done be
tween the Rappahannock and the Rspidan.-
Every bridge, oulvert, embankment and en-
have been burned, blown up and filed in.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
Tho OFFICIAL Result.

The election returns have not yet been re-
ceived at the Office Of the Secretary of State
from all the counties. Our readers shall have
the official result of the State, by counses, just
as soon as It can be made up, after all the coun-
ties are In.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28

ackuow wleSee, without sFsoRatiBg sns personal
claims on my psts, 80 snch service, or 10 any
service whatever,
shall be happy always to be esteemed your
friend, EDWIN M. STANTON.
His Excellenoy HoRATIo SEYMoUR.' /"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
Governor seymo our.


We should suppose that such q record as the
following, If any exhibition of truth could
vould nut to silence, II not to shame, the ma.
lIpnant assailants Of Governor Seymour. He
has made it sufficiently known that he disap-
proves of the action Of the Administration in
many Important respects Notwithstanding
these views, which he entertains In common
with men of the highest intelligence and worth
in the land, and, % we firmly believe, with O
great majority Of the people Of the free States,
who support the Government, but do not be-
| lieye In the Administration, and will make II
manifest when the question is directly before
them At the next general election. Governor
Seymour has not hInched from supporting Gov.
ernment and Administration together, at mo.
ment of real national need. How nobly he
met the exigency when Lee invaded Pennsyl-
vania. by hurrying forward the New York mil
| lila to the defense of neighbsFiDg State, all
men know and the earnest thanks Of the Ex'
ecntive OF that State, rendered him at that
lime. eyince how this ready and essential ser
vice TO the public cause ives appreciated there
To thoee who do not remember, or who may
mot have seen how the action Of this Cooper
haadD Governor was estimated OF Washington,
the subioIned letters may be OF use:
"On the 18th Of June, Secretary stantoa
wrote: ro
"wIsHNoroN, June Is, 1863.
Gopsrxor Seymour
The President directs me to return his thanks,
With those Of the Department, for your prompt
resuonse. A strong movement OF your city
reri fnepts 10 Philadelphia, would be q very en-.
co1rs seing movement, and do great good In CIV
ing strength In that State.
4 e ''t' = EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War"
-Four days later the Secretary took bis pen
again:
"BY TELEGRAPH FROM WAsHroToN.(
June l9, 1868.
To Adjutsnt. GsnUsl Spyssne: 2r e91 II
The President directs me to return bis thanks
TO His Excelleney Governor Seymour and his
staff, for their energetic and prompt action
Whether any further force IL likely 10 be re-
quIred, will be communicated tomorrow, by
which time Il 10 expected the movement Of the
enemy will be more fully developed.
(Signed) EDWIN M. STANTON.
.e3e Secretary Of War.
JoHs T. SPRAoUE, Adjutant General
Y And this was not the last assurance which
Gov. eeymour received that his labors were
snureciated. Az late 90 the 9Th Of June, Sec.
rstsrv stanton, with more Of fraiIkness than
We should have looked for, deliberately wrote
90 follows;
"WAn DEPARTMENT., WAsMHoroN CTY,l
.9tGla# q ~ June "a, 1863.
DxAR SIN: / cannot forbear expressing to
you the deep obligation feel for the prompt
and candid support you have given 70 The Gov
eminent In the present emergency. The ener.
gy, activity and patsiotiam you have exhibited,
! may be permitted personally and officially 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE RooMs,l
CoLunBUs, Oct rs, 1868.
The members Of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee, including the Advisory mem
bsrs, are requested to meet in Columbus on
important business. on Wednesday, November
18th. 1868.
A full meeting Of the whole Committee 10
very desirable.
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman:
GEo. L, CoNvrasE,
Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28

A OoHrRAcr has been made BY the Confede-
rate Possofice Department TO run ~ express
mail acrtas the Mississippi river. x. 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28

TIE Ohio Baptist Convention meets at Day
ton to-m0ricw CTAptsasy).@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28
Emma L. Converse,
LAW NOTICE.

r UOIUs II. CONVERSE, whose residence II
has ied ber petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
franklin county Ohio, sgainst him, asking for dyorc
on The ground OF wilfu absence for more than thre
years. and that the same will be for hearing AZ the mex
term OF said court. e EhhA u. OVNtnhnE,
oct96-w6w Piaintih.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28

MATTHIAS MARTIN,
..... ,.. County Auditor.
/. JN0. G.. THOMPSON,
County Treasurer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-28

Meeting Of the Democratic state Cen
tral Committee.
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