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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
The Governor and the State OH.
~ GERS.

The ungenerous fling at the Attorney
General of Ohio, contained in the Govern
or's Message, is gratuitous and uncalled-
for, and ought not to have found a place
there. TOD speaks of the State officers as
the President does of the members of his
Cabinet. Everybody knows, that the peo-
pie elect the State officers, just as they do
the Governor; and that those officers are
not under his control at all, nor are they re-
sponsible to him: yet he assumes to crack
his official whip over them, as if he were
'.lord of all he surveysm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
Mnndamus Served On the State Au.
ditOr Of Indiana.

The Cincinnati Enquirer has dispatch
from indianapolis, dated January 2, which
says: trf.
Hon. Joseph Ristine, Auditor of State,
was yesterday served with n,dnddmus from
the United States District Court to compel
him to pay interest on bonds of the State
belonging to Confederates, and seized under
the confiscation act. AS there is no appro-
priation, in consequence of the bolt of the
Republican members of the Legislature last
winter, Mr.. Ristine refuses. Our Supreme
Court has already decided in favor of Mr.
Ristine's view of the matter. The question
will now be tested in Federal Court.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
rnE ELECTION or OFFIoERs.

THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS. .
Nominations being in order, Mr.. Eggles-
ton nominated VIM. L. Davis, of Hamilton
county, for Chief Clerk.
Mr.. O'Connor nominated James w. Wal
ton, of Monroe county.
Davis received twenty-three votes, and
Walton five votes.
Davis elected, and sworn in.
A. p. Miller, of Fairfield, was nominated
by Mr.. Connell for lst Assistant Clerk; and
Alfred Landon, of Seneca, by Mr.. Lang.
Miller was elected by the same vote as
above.
Sidney d. Maxwell, of Montgomery, was
nominated by Mr.. Gunckel, Br I'd Assist
ant Clerk, and elected by the same vote over
II. d. Roth, of Richland, who was nominat-
ed by Mr.. Kenny.
Mr.. West nominated Jas. Slower, of Lo-
gan, for Sergeant-at-Arms.
Mr. Converse nominated ID. w. Dryden,
of Franklin.
Mr.. Slower was declared elected.
Mr.. Neal nominated A. o. Shepard, of
Gallia, for 1st Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms
Mr.. Willett nominated I. NJ. Carter, OF
Williams. M
Mr.. Shepard was declared elected, the vote
being the same as on the Clerks.
On the nomination of Mr.. Lang, James
IlOWdTO, VI IldIIlSOu, was ClVCuCu unaii
mously, as I'd Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms
and Postmaster.
O.C. Cooper and George Gillen were ap-
pointed Messenger Boys.
On motion, the Rules of the last Senate
were agreed to, till otherwise ordered.
| On motion of Mr.. Gunckel, committee
of three (Mr. Gunckel, chairman) was ap-
pointed to prepare permanent rules.
The joint rules of the last General As
sembly were agreed to by both Houses.
On motion of Mr.. Eggleston, the Minis
ters of Columbus were invited to open the
daily sessions with prayer.
Amotion was agreed to, that, until other
wise ordered, when the Senate adjourn it
be till 10 o'clock A. NJ, and when it take a
recess, it be until o'clock p. M.
Thursday next at 101a o'clock A. M,
was liked for counting votes for State Off
GERS. 30
Messrs. Day and O'Connor, having been
appointed committee to wait on the Gov
ernor, reported that he would communi-
cate his Annual Message.
The Governors Annual Message was re-
ceived by the hands of his Private Secretary
and read. Laid on the table and ordered
to be printed.
A Resolution was received from the
House and adopted, for the appointment OF
Joint Committee to ascertain from the
Publishers of the Daily Papers of this city
the cost of publishing the Reports of pro-
ceedings of the General Assembly, and fur
nishing copy of such proceedings to the
Members; said proceedings to be furnished
for that purpose by the Senate and House,
/ respectively. .....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
Handsomely Done.

o., Hon. WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG, our excel
lent Secretary of State, is entitled to COM
plimentary notice, for the handsome man.
ner in which he discharged his duty yester-
day, at the organization of the House Of
Representatives. He called that body to
order, and presided over it, until the Speak
er was elected, with the grace and dignity
of an experienced and accomplished pre-
siding officer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
The Cold at Cairo and BelOw--Men
Frozen TO Death.
A Cairo dispatch of Jan. I'd says:

N
Everything is frozen up here. The tele-
graph has been so several days. The |. G.
K. r. has not brought us mail or express
since Thursday night-cause, engineers on
a strike. The Thermometers stood early
yesterday at fourteen degrees below zero.
The Mississippi is frozen perfectly solid to
its junction with the Ohio, and Birds Point
is accessible to pedestrians. Skating is ex-
cellent on the Mississippi.
In Columbus, KY, last night, the bar
racks at Fort Quimby caught fire, and four
d rows of buildings were consumed before it
could be extinguished. The barracks were
occupied by detachment of the 34th Iowa.
Two men were so severely burned they had
to be taken to the hospital. The loss of the
barracks will be felt much while the cold
weather lasts.
Several members ofthe colored regiments
were frozen to death at Island No. 10, night
before last. Ten colored men were killed
by the same agency, and from insufficient
barracks. q si f}s sEER ;gfF "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
Thanks.

We are indebted to the efficient State
Printer, Col. RICHARD NEvINs, and to Hon.
OTTo DREsEI, one of our able and obliging
Representatives, for copieso sof the Governors
Message, and accompanying Documents"
They have our thanks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
LYONS Kathairon.

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It eradicates scurf and dandruff.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
Roback,s Stomach Bitters.

SOLDIERS HONE,
SUPERINTEEDEET's 0PFICB, :
CINCINNATI June 4. 1868.
To DR.. c. W. RoBAoK-
My DEAR SIR: am dispensing second invoice Of
your Stomach Bitters among the large number of
men who daily arrive at this Institution for rcfrosh-
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Bitters are the best made. For the various summer
complaints which aflict so many, know of no rem
edy so safe and so sure. Plutarch says, "To ask q
physician what is easy and what is hard of digestion
and what will agree with tho stomach, is about as
sensible as to ask what is sweet or bitter or sour,
Persons who look out for breakcrs-and have your
Stomach Bitters in tho house-I am sure will nevar
ask any one the foolish question spoken of by the
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
no ,I,e ,Icmbers Of, the Legislature.

We shall send this mornings STATESMAN
to all the Members of the Legislature, and
to the officers of both Branches, in accord
ance with custom. Those who do not de-
sire to take the paper, will please give no.
tice to that effect at our Counting Room,
through the Sergeants-at-Arms, or other
wise
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05

Z HON. SAMUEL j. BowDEN, U. s. Senator
from Virginia, says dispatch, died sud-
denly at Washington on Saturday, of small
pox. He was resident Of Portsmouth,
Va. -4ps 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
The Ohio Legislature.
MONDAY, January 4, 1864.
SENATE.

The Senate was called to order by Lieu
tenants Governor Stanton, at precisely ten
o'clock A. NJ. Thirty Senators appeared
and took the oath of office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05

GENERAL SToNEArAN, Chief of the Cavalry
Corps of the Army of the Potomac, has re-
signed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

This body was called to order at precisely
ten o'clock A. NJ, by the accomplished and
efficient Secretary of State, Hon. WILLIAM
w. ARMSTRONG, who presided with grace
and dignity until the Speaker was elected.
The Rev. Mr.. GRAMMAR offered an appro-
pirate opening prayer. The Secretary of
State then appointed RICHARD ID. HARRI-
son, the Representative from Clarke coun-
ty, Clerk pro tenn, who proceeded to call
the counties, when eighty-two members
came forward and were sworn in by Chief
Justice PECK, of the Supreme Court of
Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
Don Gan .Sranciseo.

SanSroncisco, l. @G3. 2(be
9e9an9en Der Oampfer pocific natb Der
Noroftite NIT iiber 1000 p0faoieren,
meift no6 ben Soabo Minen beffimmt.
Die lteberlanb: Emigration bobier bat
ebenfoQ5 in febr 9roBem Ma6fabe be9ons
men.
8oblen unb 3uder fino i'm @reife sefats
Ten.
Der Sonoma Democrat fa9t, oab Die
Sauern in ienem @auntp 9robe 8efdrb.
tun9en tpe9en Der @rnte be9en. Sc iff
febr tpeni8 @etreioe 9epftanjt unb oas
Neni9e 1T burb Den Reoen ueroorben
lporoen.
Die 9eeistatur bat elm 8eIee onaenoms
men nono6 fremoe Qhecuran3z 6 @ompa9s
nien, tpel6e 9efbG fte in @alifornien ma
den, 6eim Stoat5sS6oemeifer Sbli9as
tionen i'm Sctraee bon $4,000 oeponiz
rem miiTen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
5wei flI6nner ermoroet

2(m leeten Sanlffa9 llbeno, faat Der
uGm. RepubIifaner" bon QottspiQe, pom
4ten Diefes, erei9nete fib in einem Sier.
baufe in Siloer Greef, Slptbe Saunfbip,
S6upltia Gountp, cine bluti9e lffaire,
lpobei 5pei Wdnner, Same6 Sbielos, Elm
Soloat pom 4Sft. 9enn. Re9iment, uno
Sobn StiHiou, Elm onoerer Srl6noer, er.
moroet Wuroem. gSie e5 ibeint befanoen
ltb patriG GolOen, 9u9b @urran, pes
ter Digging, Z barle6 6pan, unO Der ers
p1bnte Sobn G5tinion in einem Simmer
oes 0auie5, ais Sames Sbielos, Oapio
WcNlliifer, ebenfallS elm Soloat uno elm
anoerer iun9er Srldnoer in oo5 Sorjims
nler traten uno tipo6 5u trtnten perlan9s
ten. llnteroefen 0fTneten elmer Der er.
rpG Gbnten fiinf Sri Gnoer Die SbGre ibre6
3immer6 uno Die ,rei ruuroen gum Srin.
fen ein9eIaoen. Ro6oem fie cine 3eit.
lang frieolib 6eii ammen tparen, erbob
iib Elm Strsit We9e n 9erpifen 9enerdlen
in Der Qrmee uuo ie Sol9e 6auon mar,
olB Sbielo6 pl0gli, y iibcrfallen uno nit
cinem Meferitib in Die Sruit ermoroet
wuroe. McQuifter uno Itin 6amerao
entlob. Qub Stinio IL wuroe in Dem all.
9emeneu 9ano9emel l9e 9et0otet, man
9Ioubt, irtbGmIitbCrp, fife 6urb feline eiz
9enen 9amero6en. Il N SamlIaa Rors
gen puroen @otoen, & urran, Rpan uno
0io9ins NIT 9dtfe 6e6 MiItdrs arretirt
uno na6 Dem 8sf6n9ni 3 9ebradt. l(m
Wontd9 batten fie u0r Srieoen6ritbter
Reso ein uOrldufi9eS 8 erb6r, no Die obs
gen GinjeInbeiten ermitt cit tpuroen.
ltebrioen6 iiebt bic ean3e 9e16idte
aus, al5 mare c6 oara df ab9eIeben Qes
meien, bic beioen Sol5aten 5u mi6bdns
ocln uno Su ermorben. Wc2(qifter 1T
oieier Meinun9, 3umaI oa fGmmtliDe
DE fiinf SrlGnoer ibm 8dnBIib unbefannt
poren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
gouiGana eih ,Sreifaat.

@ort 9ubfon, %. Sebr., iiber
Cairo, 2. @dr5.-De 9cifri9e @obl ens
oete nit Dem Siege os6 @ra6ou5 Srei
ltaat : SifetS. 6r. Wi6ael SaDn (ein
Oeutf6erl ipuroe nit uneefdbr 5000
Webrbeit bon 5000 Stimmen gum 8ouz
pcrn6r gerp6bIt. Die Sreuoe Der Sreiz
ituat6leute 1T 9roB. SIumination uno
8anpnenfalUen perfdnbeten Dap 9ouilt.
ana nunmebr Elm freier Staat 1T.
gtatD IpGteren Seribten bon geuzSrz
leans wuroen1 i'm Staate, 70 Weit Die Sez
9eben, oap0n erbielt 9abn cine Webrbeit
BON 3542 Stimn,en iibsr Roielius uno
1896 Stimmen tiber 8lonoer6, 1927 iiber
btioe. Oo6 tibri9e Sr,'iltaot6ticfet 1T nit
dbKliber MeDrbeit ermL' bit.
9ta6ri6ten pom 24. Sc ,bruar reouciren
6oDn'e abfolute Webrbeit auf un9efdbr
100 Simmer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
Der Nrnft anfneSthphrr.

GO psrurfatbt uns 9roBe 8reuoe, bier
meIoen Ju f6nnen, Dap Der DrGft auf9es
fdoben 1T, I'm Jwar, lpenn mir Die Sas
de re6t perffeben, ouf unbc lfimmte 3eit.
SSiro aber um wieoer gfatbribt 9eoeben,
ooB Solooten 9eJo9en wsroen fouen, 70
miro AUDI gang beitimmt in ben Sauns
fbip6 unO Sorou9b6, in ipel1en Die
SaOtG6 ni@t 9efdlt linO, Der Draft uor
fib 9eben. 3u rpuniben p6re eS jpar
oab oie6 ni6t n6tbi9 iei, ober es 1T oies
nun 70 uno fam ni6t um9an9en peroen.
28droen isoo6 bic Oemofr1ten-oenn
gtiemano onbcre ol6 Oemofroten boben
Die @eWebre oe8en Die befte Re9ierlino auf
9OttessGrobOosn er9rifen = ibre @afs
fen nieeerle9en, 70 Ipdre au6 fomit Der
&rie9 su @noe uno Iiber fein Draft notbs
ipenoi9. - OieIe ewiet @abrbeit Pann
bod gtiemano beGfreiten. llno bod fus
ybsn bic @cppehFaes htHsy ned bas pt'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
Bur SEarIttlnct. .

Die erftc, i'm Staate Slinoi5 po."9e:
fcmmene Serurtbeilun9 tpe9en Serteeuh,, q
oe6 @onfeription5s9 s9efeseS pom 3. 80 ara
1868, fano Dor eini9en Sa9en in Der
Ser. Staoten Oiitrift CONT fir ben
iuoliden 0iitrift ftatt. Sie bitrof eiz
nen 60iGbri9en Monn, Ramens Geor9e
Gurner bon Sasper Gauntv, ben Der
Sti6ter Sreat ju 6monatli6er ginfperz
run8 nno ciner @elobuse pom s 100 pers
urtbeilte. Qu5 Der Serbanolun9 bate
iitb er9eben, ooB Burner su elmer Sanoc
BON 30 &erlen 9rb0rt bate, Die Dor enis
gen 8o6en NIT 9eI6lpdrjten Sei6tern
einen Seierteur aus Den Odnoen eines
QlflIfenten oes propoB MlaribaQ6 in
Sa6per @auntp befreiten.
Sine 2(n;abl 6bnliber Infta9en 1T 9ee
gen anoere @erfonen in uerIbicoenen
SbPilen iene6 Stoote5 9efunoen woroen.
Die bemofratifbe Gbica9o Qoit fnipft
an ca5 Sbid Ial Surner's fclaence @arz
nun8: nGr puroe tu Der 6anoluno,
reI6e ibm oa6 Coos zines Serbrpber6
5uio9 uno Sbonoe auf iein oraues Saupt
brdbte, obne 3peifel bureh Die 9ebrcn
balb perrGtberifber 3eitunoen uno poliz
tifcr verfGbrt. Sein 8oll ioute Qnoern
our gSornun9 oienen.''
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
rae @efeat bel efsrnfsree.

lteber bo6 @efedt bel gdernf6roe lieot
lest Der ausfibrli@fe Seri6t in oen
hamburger 9ta6ri6ten" Dor. Ser1ele
be lautet:
Die Qrmre bat ibre Seuerprobe muIter>
baft beitonoen. Die Geute bieltCn falte
bltti9 i'm oi6teiten Seuer uno narfen fid
nit ftbnem SooeSniutb oen feinoliben
Sban5en ent9e9en. Der Sag b6tte ans
oer5 9eenost, Die &Gbnbeit, NIT un9eoedt
aufgelfslten Selc9efbdeen 9r9en farte
| Seffun96ibdn3en porju9ebcn, mare i60!
ner belobnt Woroen, >penn nid)t Elm triber
falter 9tebel auf Der @roe 9ela9ert uno
Oa5 3ielen faft jur ltRm09li6feit eemadt
bdtte. - Die Uerbeerenbe @irfun9 Der
preuBifcben 9c3c9enen GeIhGee bat fi0
9ldnjeno occmentirt, 0a6 Slottbau5 Der
cine S0anje lpar, III ipie CO fbien, in
Brand 9efbOTen pprocn; 2beno6 itant
Mihunoe in 8lammen. Sefanntli0 lics
gen oiefcit6 Der S6lcp fisben Sbonjen,
oaU0n Die erfen beiben am bG6lten iie
iiro nit Slofb6uiern UerIeben uno nm.
9emein fart armirt. Die Sblei 1T bicl
am fbmaliten, Der ienfeiti9c 8rddeneopf
Don oen oiefciti0cn S0anjen rebt lpobl
ju beibieBen uno, ipie man 9laubt, aud
einJuieben wGre Der 9eftri9e Sturln 9es
9ldHt. er Ddtte Die SlanFe Der Dane!pir.
fe uno fomit Den SdbldfeI bes Samoa
oen preuben in Die 6dnoe 8e9eben. &C.
gen | ubr eror0bnten Die erIFcn 8anos
neniOdt1e. gtcun preubiftbe 8atterisn
BON Der 3. (bronoeno.) y uno Z. (pefpb) }
Srl0aoe, 6oubieen, SeIo 6.pfdnoer,
fur5e l2.pfdnoer uno 9ejo9ene 9eibG:
se eamen nab unb no6 in engagement.
Sa5 Seuer Wuree manhmal befti9 wie
elm @epitteriturm. = 9eoer fonnte bic
2Sirpun9 Der 8eibofe fat gar nidt Be-
oba6tct peroen toum mar Oa6 Qufblis |
Ben beim Qbfeuern ourcb oen nit Qulper:
0ampf eemifbten Rebel 3u ieben. Die
Satterien rraren 900-IO00 S6ritt ouf
ben 66ben, Den Sban;en 9e9eniber, auf.
9efabren. Den O6nen 1T e6 9elun9en,
nit ibren fbrperen S6anSen8efbdben
AUDI nur zines Der un9soedt ibnen aeoens
Gberftebenoen preuBifben @efbibe su
oemontiren. &ein Rao, feline Qrcbe III
9etroTen, nur cine Gafette lei6t oeifreift.
GERBER 1T Der 8srlulf an MannIbaften,
1no pferoen. Sin Sffijier iif als toot
n betlo9en, jpei onoere fino nidbt unbes
,euteno perWunoet, ben Serluit an Wens
benleben uno pferoen babe ib mob nidt
lang 9endu erfabren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
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