Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-29
STATE AND GENERAL NEWS.

LII AMI QnNAbhA rAVOs
THE re-enlsted men of the seth Ohio are
at home on farlough of thirty days. Col.
Devol VIII establish his recruiting head
quarters at Marietta to get men to tillup
the regiment.
THE Pierpont Battery, West Virginia, In
which there are many Ohio boys, has re-en-
listed, and the Ohio members are expected
, home on furlough this week.
The 37th o. v. l. under command of
Lieutenant Colonel L. Blessing, arrived at
Cleveland Friday.night, from indianapolis,
with about 300 re-enlisted men. 1t was to
be Immediately furloughed. Itisa German
regiment.
THE 4th and 9Th battalions Of Ohio Inde-
pendent Cavalry are to be consolidated and
recruited to q regiment, to be called the
18th regiment o. VIC. c8 v aoth77
Il Four hundred men of the eth o. v. /.
arrived at Cleveland. Friday evening from
II Toledo. rN ~ ffl tef2f hi
THREE men were arrested at Cleveland on
4 Friday by the Provost Marshal's force
The principal character Is one T. ); Coss,
alias Wilson, q bounty broker, charged with
being engaged in running off deserters to
New York, with view to their again en-
listing and obtaining the bounty. istwo
/ companions were men he had picked up
somewhere in this State, and whose passage
he had paid to Buffalo, 10 safa mom
N. w. THOMAS, prominent citizen Of
Cincinnati died on Sunday morning. He
had been President of the City Council,
Mayor of the city, President of the Cham
berof Commerce, ETC., and was held in high
esteem. @iHlasA AiGo ~ Ia.',. ~ d..t5
THE 9th OWL, recently at Camp Dem
nison, left Cincinnati on Saturday for the
front, with 175 new recruits. ~ saa 4 4
THE number of new men mustered into
service from Ohio during the past week was
| 6Sl, making a total number since the lst of
March of 1858. ist1l4 jt ~ PIT
| THE Toledo Blade announces the death Of
Mr.. Geo. True, U. 5. Consul at Funchal
Madeira, and formerly editorially connect
ed with the Blade. i;t q ..,i-'ta li n, W.
| THE 9th o. ". l., COL A. C. Yoris, left
| Cleveland Monday morning for the 'front.'
/
Washington, and will be part of the Po-
tomac Army once more. The regiment
now numbers about eight hundred men,.
On last Monday, 2lst inst, Joseph jeff
| ries, Company B, LIST Ohio cavalry, and
Thomas NJ. Young. 2lst Ohio battery, died
In the U. S. Hospital at Nashville, Tenn.
WE learn that the Sth Ohio volunteer
cavalry, formerly the 44th Ohio infantry,
will rendezvous at Camp Dennison on Tues
day, the 10th inst. 311U. f,W
MAJ. GEN. ScHoFIELD, commanding the
Department of the Ohio, has ordered that
all recruits passing through Louisville, for
his department, shall be equipped and fur
nished with arms in that city, before they
are forwarded to the front. .rr
THE Cadiz Sentinel says:
1t is seldom our duty to chronicle more
sorrowful bereavement than we do this
week in recording the death of two children
of our townsnan, Hon. John A. Bingham.
On Tuesday morning, the 18th, Jessie,
sweet little girl of about seven,. and on
Wednesday, Preston, only son, of about five
summers, were taken from earth to purer,
brighter land, by Him who said: "Suffer
little children to come unto me, and forbid
them not, for of such is the kingdom of
heaven" ..r fr.f
The little cberubs were buried on Friday,
side by side, in the Cemetery. -G"-I -
We extend to the bereaved family our
heartfelt sympathy. aot l sl
THE Perrvsburp Tndenendent saws that
Mrs. KELLOGG. wife of DIR. kellogg, of Tom
toponv. WOOD county. mysteriously left her
home on the sth inst. and nothing has been
heard from her since. Mrs. X. is about A
years of age, slender in form, has auburn hair
and blue eyes. When she left she had on
a calico dress and a black cloth cloak, but
no bonnet. Any information concerning
her, will be most gratefully received by her
afflicted husband and children. Address
DR.. G. III. b. Kellogg, Tontogony, Wood
county, Ohie. 5H noailap dq
AN IMMIGRANT Association has been form
ed in Maine and the Legislature of that State
has passed resolve to pay into the treasury
of the Association twenty-five dollars for
every able-bodied lab0rer brought over by
its exertions.
Ir was iudicially decided in Philadelphia,
the other day, that the purchaser should
pay for the stamps on deed of real estate.
TIE New York papers mention that a
Committee was sent To Albany a few weeks
since with $4,000. raised by the retail deal
ers in New York for the purpose of defeat
ING A certain bill. and that the committee
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