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PORTSMOUTH FEMALE INSTITUTE,
nEy. JNO., L. NSON, b. A
II, UNIVERSITY OF VA, Principal, and In.
structor in English Literature and Italian Ian
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NORFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE

Rev. G. WILSON McPHAlL, Principal.
THE NEXT REGULAR SESSION
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SPECIAL 7 NOTICE.


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~ tl,iE JOHN R. KILBY, 4i
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Mayor Monroe,s Authority suspended.

New Orleans, August 9.-The military au
thorities to-day informed Mayor Monroe t,
make no more appointments or perform any
other official acts without their approval.
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Death of an Artist and Poet.

State Convention OF the colored men of
Tennessee, met at the African Church in
Nashville, near the Chattanooga depot, on
the 9th inst, for the purpose Of discussing
questions of vital importance to the negro
race, in connection with the best means of
promoting education, agriculture, manufac-
tories and mining, among the colored popu-
lation of the State. The attendance was
| large f' "i N'H "'' i.'H" rift-"t .'t.-.
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The Burning of the steamer Bostona.

Cincinnati, August lO-The burning of
the steamer Bostona was occasioned by the
overturning of lamp. Her freight was
valued at SEQ, 900, nearly all of which was
lost. The safe was recovered with the con-
tents damaged by water. s4! lea r"o
Mrs. Spelman, Of this city, was seriously
scalded. In. .....,.,l....s. ...
Great praise is due to the officers and crew
for their efforts to save the lives and property
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
ISAAC STOOKEY,

From Ross, is Farmer. He was born in
Ross county, on the I'd day of March, 1917 ;
was educated in common school; cast his
first Presidential vote for Van Buren, and
his last one for Mcclellan; was Justice of
the Peace and Township Trustee for a
number of years; was County Commission
er six years.
Since obtaining the above facts from Mr..
StoOkey, he was called home because of
sickness in his family, and died at home on
the 1st day of March, 1866. His daughter
died the same hour her father did. His age
was As years, ii months, and 20 days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
DAVID NJ. BARRETT.

From Highland, is Farmer. He was born
the 9th of October, 1922 in the county he
represents, where he was educated in the
common school; cast his first Presidential
vote for Scott, and last one for Lincoln; en-
listed as private in 1862, was soon after
ward promoted to Captain; was captured
at battle of Chicamauga, and lay in Libby
eight months, in Macon three, in Charles
ton two, in Columbia five was then taken
on train to Charlotte, escaped, took sick
and went to Salisbury, where he remained
a few days, when he was brought through
by flag of truce and taken to Libby, where
he remained few days, when he was de-
livered to our lines by flag OF truce.
RainsborO p, O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

From Brown, is a Farmer, and was born on
the farm upon which he resides, and in the
house he now lives, on the 23d of March,
1924 was educated in common school; cast
his first Presidential vote for Clay, and
voted for Scott in 1856. when he left the
Wing party andunited with the Democrat
ic, since which time he has voted inyaria-
bly, With the latter. N go ~ va
yRipleV,P.O, ef5rr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
HENRY L. WOOD,

From Wood county, is Farmer. He was
born the I'd of June, 1909, in Albany, New
York; was educated in common school;
came to Ohio in 1887; cast his first Presi-
dental vote Tor Jackson, and voted with the
Democratic party until 1854, when he unit
ed with the Republican party; voted lastly
for Lincoln; was Brigade Major six years,
and Brigadier General two years, under
the old militia law; was County Commis-
sioner six years. Mr.. Wood was also Quar-
termaster of the 9th Regt. o. V. l. some
eighteen months.
Woodville 2. o., Sandusky county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
HENRY /. PHILLIPs. Md.

From Adams, is practicing Physician. He
was born on the 13th of Sept, 1929, in
Licking county, Ohio; was educated in
common school; attended lectures at Star
ling Medical College in 1923; entered SER
vice in 1861, in the 10th Reg't o. ". l.; went
to the field as Adjutant; was promoted to
Lieut.. Col. in Oct, 1864; commanded the
Reg't during part of the Atlanta campaign;
went with Sherman in his march to the
sea; was mustered out in August, 1865, at
Little Rock, Ark; participated in seven
teen distinguished engagements.
Manchester p. o,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
SAMUEL M, WORTH.

- azea 3 SAMUEL M. WORTH q gE
From Wyandot. is a Merchant. He was
born the 1st of May, 1914. in Addison coun-
ty, Vermont; was educated in, common
school only; worked at The printing business
from, ,l627 10 1885; came 60 Ohio In the latter
year; was County Auditor Of Wayne five
. years; cast his first Presidential vote tor
Van Bmen, and last one for Mcclellan;
everv0ted with the Democratic party.
Little Sandusky P.0. 40
, ~ " NAtta N ~
JOHN I, CLARK, MD,
I From Guernsey, Is. q praeticing Physician
aud Farmer. He is forty-three years ofage;
wasa Wing, Is now staunch Union man /;
possesses unusual social qualities, and Is an
/, influential member. 8W aoH
MlddletOwnP p. o. 10 att, siia
~ ssS.l ls,, THOMAS j. WILLIAMS
From Morgan. is Farmer, and Repnbli-
oan.in policies. He declines giving uf any
points OF his history.
Chester HIP. 0.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
SAMUEL S. BLOOM,

From Richland, is Lawyer. He was born
in Waterford, Pennsylvania; came to Ohio
and settled in Shelby, ten years ago; is
thirty-two years of age; was educated in
common school only, and is what is popu-
larly called 'selt-made man." is married
and in easy circumstances in life; is a
thorough Democrat, conservative in his
views; is practical in all he does, and in
dustrious as Legislator; is now serving
reelected by largely increased majority.
Shelby p. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
RORERT b. GORDON.

From Auglaize, is a Miller. He was born
the 2Oth Of Nov. 1915, in Frederick county,
Virginia; came to Ohio in 1925; was edl-
Gated In common school; commenced
learning the milling business by grinding
tan bark at ten cents per day cast his first
Presidential. vote for Van Buren, and last
one for Breckenridge; was Col. Of the LIST
Reot. I'd Brigade, and I'd Division Of the
Ohio Militia; was Treasurer of Mercer
county two terms. fa. ,ssd
St. Mary's p. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
LANES III. M. MoNTGOMERY,

From Gallia, is merchant, and was born
the 14th OF JAN, 1888, in the county he rep
resents; received his education in common
school only; cast his first Presidential vote
for Buchanan, second for Douglas, and last
one for Lincoln. He raised a company for
the 33d o. V. l.; was mustered in as Capt;
was promoted to Lieut.. Col. in jan, 1864;
was wounded at Chicamauga, Mission Ridge,
Resaeca, and near Atlanta, making four
wounds; at the latter place he was wounded
severely on the 18th of Aug. 1864, having
four ribs. shot off; the same ball passed
through his right lung and killed man by
his side-showed us the ball. After wound
ed he lay on Lookout Mountain in hospital
till the 29th of Oct, 1864, when he was sent
of JAN, 1865, on account of the latter
wound.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
Toodville P.O., Sandusky county.
ABRAM TEETOR,

From Clermont is a Cabinetmaker. He
was born.in Cayuga county, New York, on
the 25th day of Aug, 1903; came to Ohio
in 1915; was educated in common school /;
cast his first Presidential vote for Jackson,
and voted with the Democratic party until
1856, when he voted for Fremont; voted
twice for Lincoln; served two terms as
County Commissioner, and two terms as
County Treasurer.
Goshen p O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
THOMAS N. DAYEY.

From Lawrence, is Merchant, and was
born the 18th of May, 1872; has ever been
Whig and Republican in politics; has been
Identified with the temperance cause
most all his life; is thorough Radical on all
questions of public interest.
IrontOn p. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
IRON P.O.
ISAAC KAGY,

From Seneca, is a Lawyer. He was born
the I'd of Feb, 1928, in the county he rep
resents; received his education in the COM
mon school; read medicine, and attended
medical lectures at Physiopathic College,
Cincinnati; cast his first Presidential vote
for Pierce, and last one for Mcclellan; was
Postmaster five years under Pierce and
Buchanan was County Auditor. OF Seneca,
four years; is member of School Board in
TifTin, also member Of City Council.
nifain ID n vaarM FrnE aF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
AARON FERNEAU,

From Pike, is Farmer, and was born the
Oath of Sept. 1926, in Highland county,
Ohio; received a common school education;
cast his first Presidential vote for Bucban-
an, and last one for Mcclellan, and has in
variably voted the Democratic ticket.
Rninhrihna p O -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
.-97nff sAMUEL FURNAS,

From Montgomery, is a Farmer He was
born the 7th Of May, 1880, in the county he
represents was educated IN common
and select school; CAST his first Presidea-
tial vote for Scott, and last two for Lin
coin.
Vandalia p. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
ARTHUR T. WILCOX,

From Erie, is a Lawyer; was born the 2Sth
of Dec, 1884, in Lorain county, Ohio; edu-
Gated at Michigan University, Ann Arbor,
where he graduated in 1859; cast his first
Presidential vote for Fremont, and last one
for Lincoln; graduated in the Law School
of same institution in 1861; entered service
in the 9TH Regt. o. V. l. as private, in
April, 1861, and upon the organization of
the Regt. was commissioned I'd Lieut.; soon
after was promoted to Capt.; was captured
at battle of Cross Lanes, West Va, in Augr
Libby, Charleston, Columbia, and Salisbury;
was mustered out as Capt. in 1864; entered
service again, but as Col. of 177th Regt. o..
v. L.; was mustered out as Col. in July,
1865.
Huron p. O..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
GUSTAV TAFEL,

From Hamilton, is a Lawyer; was born in
Munich, Bavaria, Germany, the 18th OF
.Oct 1880; educated at Stuttgart College;
came to America in 1S47, and located in
Cincinnati; entered the office of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, as apprentice, in lS4S; fol-
lowed the printing business some eight
years, when he was chosen as local editor
Of Volksblatt and Republicdner, in which po-
sition he continued three years, when he
was admitted to practice. Cast his first
Presidential vote for Hale, and last one for
Lincoln. Was member of School Board in
1861; is one of the originators of the Seer
man Turner's Society" OF Cincinnati, and
was for many years President of that So
ciety; he organized four companies out
of that society, all of which went to the
field. He enlisted in April, 1861, as private
in the 9th o. V. l., was promoted to I'd
Lieut.. in Feb, 1862, and to Col. in July.
1862; was mustered out as Col. in July, 1860.
Was wounded some three times. Isann'ar-
ried.
Cincinnati p. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
JOHN PATTON,

From Belmont, is Farmer. He was born
the 10th of March, 1884, in the county he
represents; was educated at Franklin Col
lege, Ohio; cast his first Presidential vote
for Fremont, and last two for Lincoln; en-
listed in 1862, as private, in the 9Sth Reg't
O.V. l.; served three years and participated
In seven battles; he is unmarried.
Since writing the above we have been in
trOduced to Mr.. P.'s better halt was
married the 14th of March.
ST CIairavilla p O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
GEORGE HENRICKS,

From Perry, is a Farmer. He was born the
18th Of April, 1880, in the county he rep
resents; was educated In the common
school; cast his first Presidential vote for
Fremont, and last one for Mcclellan was
School Examiner in 1885, and Township
Clerk; was County Recorder also. He en-
listed as private in Aug. 1862, and served
three years; was in battles OF Chickasaw
Biufs, Arkansas Post, Graham's Plantation,
and in the charge upon Fort Blakely is
unmarried.
Maxville Z. o. r-T-r~-rGfr /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
! WASHINGTON w. BOYNTON,

.shci1 WAbHINGIUN w W. BUT LUN,
From Lorain, is Lawyer, and was born
in,thec0onty he represents, on the 27th of
january 1888, and educated at homty cast
his first Presidential vote for Fremont, and
last two for Lincoln; read law with k. G.
. sBoynton, Esq, at Elyria, Ohio, and cameto
bar In 1858; was Scnool' Examiner some
three wears, and Prosecuting Attorney five
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
SCIPIO MYERS.

From Darke, is a Farmer. He was born In
Adams county, Pennsylvania, on the 1st of
August, 1878; came to Ohio when twelve
years of age; was educated in common
school; cast his first Presidential vote for
Harrison, and last two for Lincoln; enlist
i ed private in August, 1852, in the 44th
regiment o. ". J., aud served until June,
1866; participated in twelve distinguished
engagements.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
WILLIAM D. Hill,

From Defiance, Williams, and Panldi1g
counties, Is q Lawyer by profession, a Dem
ocfat in politics. He was born on the lFt
Of Oct. 1884, in Nelson county, Virginia.
Defiance P. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
MILLS GARDNER,

From Fayette, is Lawyer. He was born
the 3Oth of jan, 1880, in Brown County,
Ohio; was educated in common school; cast
his first Presidential vote for Scott and
voted three times for Lincoln, being Presi-
dental elector on the Republican ticket in
1854; came to bar in 1856; has been. local
Preacher in the M. K. Church since 1857;
was Prosecuting Attorney from 1856 to
1850; was Ohio Senator in 1862 from the 9th
nfstrict--- 49, a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
JOHN ENCELL.

From Summit, is Preacher in the Church
known as the "Disciples of Christ" He
was born In Wheeling, w. Va, on the 10th
of Feb. 1892 came to Ohio in 1841; was ed
ucated at Hiram Eclectic Institute, Portage
county, Ohio; cast his first Presidential
vote for Fremont and last two for Lincoln;
was an active stnmper during both of those
campaigns; entered upon his ministerial
life in 1858. ~
OopIax, d n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
sTEPHEN A. NoRTHWAY,

From Ashtabula, isa Lawyer. He was born
the 10th of June, 1888, in 0nondaga county,
New York; came to Ohio In l840; was edu-
Gated at Orwell Academy, Of BIS county
cast his first Presidential vote for Frem0nt,.
and last two for Lincoln; read law with
Hon. M. j.. Chsffee, and Hon. L. b. Wood
bury, Of Jefferson, Ohio; came TO bar, in
1855 has been Prosecuting Attorney OF his
county for the last four years. si.1
TafIarnons sP. o. .1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

fntiN A EsrILI hi. n.

= H
From Van Vert, Is a practlcing Physician.
MifFIln county. Pennsylvania, In what is
known as Kishocoquilles Valley, tone of
the most beautiful and romantic places In
America" Belug afflicted from his tenth
year with white swelling, he received but
a few months schooling, but by his perse-
verance has become thorough scholar |;
cast his first Presidential vote for Pierce,
i and last one for Mcclellan; commenced
reading medicine when only thirteen years
OF age, with DIR. Chester Reeder, OF Frank
lin Square, COlumbiapa county, o., which
he continued at intervals under DIR. /. p.
Wright, OF the same place, and Prof. Geo.
McCook, of New Lisbon, o., then Professor
Of Surgery IN the University OF Maryland.
Concluding his medical education at Jeffer-
: son Medical College, Philadelphia, he COM
menced the practice OF medicine in 1880, In
the little village where he was brought up,
and where he first commenced the study
During intervals of study he was engaged
in teaching school and in the cultivation OF
the fine arts. He moved to the place where
he now resides In 1855 where he has since
been engaged in the practice of his proies-
sion, and in the discharge of various Off
eial duties. He was member OF the last
House.
is Middle Point P.0.
''- WILLIAM P. JOHNSON, M. d.,
From Athens, is practicing Physician
He was born the 2lst of Sept, 1924, in the
county he represents; entered as student
the Ohio University, in 1888, where he
graduated in the Regular Course; com
menced reading medicine with DR.. VIM;
Blackstone, of Athens, in 1884; connected
himst 1t, soon as through with his study,
with the Medical College, at Louisville,
where he graduated in March, l847; cast
his first Presidential vote for Taylor, and
last two for Lincoln; was commissioned
Surgeon of the 18th Regt. o. V. l., in 1861,
in which capacity he served three years.
One of his comrades in arms gives MS the
following: "As Surg on, none ranked him
for humanity and skill; and none possessed
the hearty good will of more boys in blue"
He was elected to the House while In the
field. and came to the Legislature the first
session on leave OF absence, and returned In
the spring to the army; was member OF the
last House.
Athens p o. tr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

AUGUSTUS W. SHIPLE1, NJ. D,
From Muskingum, is practising Physi-
clan. He was born in Baltimore county,
Nd on the 18th of Oct, 1916; was educated
at West Nottingham, Cecil county, Md;
came to Ohioin 1888; cast his first Presiden-
tial vote for Harrison, and last two for Lin
coin has been engaged in the practice OF
his profession thirty years.
Nashnort 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
SAMUEL B. ERsK1NE,

From Ross, is a Farmer. He was born the
l4th of Oct, 1916. in Philadelphia, Pa;
came to Ohio In 1S49; was educated at Bur
lingtOn Academy, New Jersey; cast his first
Presidential vote for Van Buren,, and last
one for Mcclellan; has been Justice OF the
Peace eight years.
CohOnlavsc cfo finn y n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
CHRISTOPHER HUGHES,

From Butler, Is Farmer. He was born The
18th of Dec, 1913, in Baltimore county,
Md; came TO Ohio with his parents when
three years of ehge; received common
school education; cast his first Presidential
vote for Van Buren, and last one for Nc
: ClelIaG was member of the Board Of Edu
cation fifteen years, and member of Board
OF Agriculture eight years; was County
Commissioner from lS4S to 1855; was mem
berao the House frou 1858 70 1861; was
Presidential elector on the Breckinridge
ticket In 1860; was Delegate with Vallan-
digham to the Chicago Convention In 1864,
which, nominated Mcclellan for the Presi-
dency; has ever voted the Democratic
ticket. M t
j r RafhanV p O. sHHai. p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
sE1 SAMUEL t. McMoRRAN,

From Champaign, is Banker. he was
born in the county he represents, on the
26th of May, 1881; was educated at the
Ohio Wesleyan University cast his first
Presidential vote for Pierce, and last two
for Lincoln entered service, and was ap-
pointed I'd Lieut.. in Oct. 1861, In the Goth
Regt. o. V. l.; was promoted to Capt.
the next month; participated in the battles
Of Port Republic, and Cedar Mountain I;
and was wounded in both; was discharged
in Jan. 1863, because OF wounds received
in nlatter battle.
CT Dario u n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
IsAAC CIJsAC

From Hancock, is a. Farmer. He was born
in Perry county, Ohio, on the 18th of Nov.
1920; educated In common school; cast his
first Presidential vote for Buchanan, aud
last one for Douglas in rebel prison at
Columbia during the last Presidential cleo
tion; entered the service, as private, IN
1851 was mustered out as Capt after serv-
ing three years and seven months; was cap
tured at Ghicamauga and lay in Libby,
Danville, Macon. Charleston, Columbia,
Charlotte, and Goldsboro prisons, seven
teen months and ten days.
McComb p. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
ELIJAH MsFITeH,

sIyria 2. o. -
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THOMAS BEER,
SOLOMON KRANER, NJ. d.,

From Hardin, is practicing Physician. He
was born the i4th of Oct. 1928, in Fairfield
county, Ohio; left home at the age OF eigh-
teen to paddle his own canoe; was educat-
ed at the Ohio Wesleyan University; read
medicine with DIR. VIM. Mexican, Of Ken
ton, Ohio; located in 1856 in the practice at
ROandhead I; in 1862, he raised a company
and went into the service; was appointed
Capt. soon afterward; swas in the sker-
mishes at Kingston and Messy Greek, Tenn;
at the latter place was severely wounded in
the breast; was in service two years; cast
his first Presidential vote for Scott, and
last two for Lincolu; attended lectures al
Startling Medical College in 1922.
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