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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

The National IateRigsloer OtTuesdsy morn
ing SAYS:
"The venerable John johnson, Of Ohio, whose
arrival in this city was mentioned in Decsm
Der last, we regret to learn. was found dead in
his bed at the Clay House yesterday morning
lie was one OF the companions OF The immortal
Daniel Boone, and when the remains Of that
celebrated pioneer were few ysars ago re-
moved and consigned to a final resting place
the Legislature OF Kentucky sent for Mr.. John
son to act as one OF the pail bearers and follow
him TO his last grave. Mr.. johnson was ST
years Of age, and had been regular subscriber
to the National Iatelgeaser for sixty years"
A bill was on Tuesday reported in the House
for his relief, but it came too late. q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

. Twenty MIJsoEs Of DOLLARS SAvEp-Mr.
spanding has sotd two millions OF bottles, Of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and it is estimated tha {
each bottle saves at least ten dollars worth ofbfo-
ken fiTsltures thus making an aggregate OF twenty
millions OF Dollars reclaimed from total loss by
Eis valuable invention Having made his Glue
househp Id word, he now proposes to do the world
still greater service by curing all the aching heads
wihsh 8 'sephalc Pills; ahd fatney are us good as
iiistilueS Heataches will soon vanish away like
shuow in luly. sf-s - srit sgragsseh n, 3tsS,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

h (eATThe gabbe about the Morrill, Tariff Bill
in Congress is absolutelE sckening. If the Tar
iffites were in alliance with the Secessionists
they could do nothing so 'eflectually to confirm
secession and weaken the incoming Administra-
lton, as to take the threatened plunge into the
Protective System, fer the sake ofasmall and
class of New Englanders and Penn
sylvanians. e2aBa4sj asStsss8
AS to the way in which the Protective Tariff
works, the hardware trade of New York have
prepared statement5rom whiehit appears that
Ione enormous company Of screw makers, comb-
ming allthe screw companies eof the United
States, not content with a monopoly by which
they doubled thsicost to every consumer efthe
article known as woodscI ews, and byiswhich
they were enabled topay a sum of twenty thou
sand dollars per annnm tolan English manu5ac-
turer for not sending amy more goods To- this
country, have contrised to- introduce in the
Morri bill, duties amounting eilecttuallyito a
prohibition Of all further simportationss from
any source. - Cincinnati Commercial Y,lg3ig 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

The aIRARp hoUsE TO BID eiL osED 4 The Phil
1adsfphfa Press says That the d irAfd House, 4 ho
Ete Which has been creditte that city for sew
leral Years Will sbes closed On the 4fstef March
Tine efesstes fra1kfya confess that thee falling
Of 81 travel during she year, and other causes
4 made the, concsfnsceass 10 be ptoa,a ables 9sG1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

3, TT is Stated to be a fact that the Ohio
Legislature IS not in session more chan an av
erase of "a hours each week! Mr.. Parr, Of this
county, in order to show whose absence causes
this shameless waste of time, has offered d mo-
ton requiring the names Of an absentees 70 be
printed n each dh y proceed ediIgs FURNISHED for
pqblcation. They wont pass IT, Net5ers 14a7'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27
Ft,id Zaclkss son 4 nd lsOn-isE- II y

FOtd ZacIk,s Son and sOn-Iss- i;s W.
F IT'S i fact worthy ofspscial note that among
the leading secessionfsts 81 The scdth soi1ahd
Son IN law of the gallspt Old zack Tayiorg ere
cdnspic1ous. 4she first s Que Of the strongest
secession members Vi the Iotisiaiia .consention,
the second Is Jefferson Davis, PresidentVo
tthe Confederate States . 1Ameflca. Some 81
| ne Uhio ISepubticanse ho sym phathised awith
Che sne my whilst our country was 81 war With
4 ezcb, Ought 70 I'd ID feising hemp Tor the
E9t &; 5tssisa 1@@ saT#sA &C. 70, aa7%gJm 9sSag
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27
a Real BLESSING. =. =. ~. ]

d .g n a EsGsal BLESSING. fe 4, 60,
PhYslcinn-Well, Mrs. Tones; how is that head.
achel s5h
Mrs. Jones.- Gone! Doctor all gonei he'piIf
You sent curedtne4in Just twenty niinuies! and1
wisliyou wouldssend more so Chat lean haV4th
handy. -~-~~-.~1
Physfciau.- Honzean getghem at amy Druggists.
Cali tor phalic Pills, find they7neyer fahs and
recommend them in all cases of Headache.yatg
MIS- 9ones. II shail send jerr boMdife cllg sand
shalt te elanl my suffering friends, fofs they aare
real blesslng' igz3 's$l s7gef4 y|sp ea ssal3f
5isRys9R H1 IHG'e3 Fas'g4 g5eig sag ata z4s1
~-&Hi7s'.$A T. So 49, ? aa 70 Ea $asa ~ t4F
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

~ srsgaes II AUrs -. Y AZ Tout
Y Y sgea v ssen, the y ~ A Y a1 Lpals railroad
was arrsstsd here 70 day day oy- -aspscal ageh
;,a,.ad;st tsly taken to Springfield, I'll.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27
Gk u sSsra,gS gsl sl.os,,ii oss,,ii,anssdIJI i,anssdI. JIOV

I'll 'ae n 'orrible 'eadache tins hafternoon, hand
stepped hinto the hapOthecaTies hand says- hi-,o
Tie man, "Can You hease me of an eadachelr=
sDoes it hache 'ard,n sez e astlexeeedineIylo ~
says hi, hand upon that 'e ave me Cephalic Pill.
hand pon Ves on1r IL cured D a so quick that
'ardy realized lad ad an 5'eada che. - z 1.s.,'f
.1sEa .v9Sg ~ .,38eE scfse Qsag1sgvsSa
sTosas7s -T-5vEE waV Z "a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

Or Headache is the layorite -signrby whichna-
ture makes kn0wn any deviation wlfateYer from
the natural state OF the brain and viewed in this
lightit may be looked on as safeguard intended
70 give noiico OF disease which nigh, oiherwtse
escape attention, till too lafe 10 be remedied; and
indication shonld never be neglected Headaches
may be classified under two names, viz SpnptenI-
attic, and ldopathic Synplonatc- Headache. is
exceedingly common and is the precursor OF great
variety pi Diseases, among which are Apoplexy,
Gout, Rheumatism and all febrils diseases. 1H-iIs
nervous formit7 is SYMPATHETIC of disease of the
stornach constituting sick headache OF heRatlc
disease constituting bilious headaches; Of worms,
constipation and other disorders of the bewelsAas as
wellas renal and uterine affections Diseases of
the heart are very frequently attended With Head
aches; AnGnia and plethora also affections
which frequently occasion headache. Idiopathic
Headache is also very common, beng usually dis
tinghfsfed by the name of nervous headache
sometimes coming on suddenly tn a state of ap-
parentIy sound health and pro stratihg at once the
mental and physical energies and in other ins lar
ces it comes on slowly, heralded by depression of
spirits or acerbty of temper In most instances
the pain is ju the front of the head over one or
both eyes and sometimes provoking vomiting; uns
der this class Inay be named Neuralgia.
II For the eatment of either class OF Headache
i the Cephalic Pills have beenfound sure and safe
remedy, relieving rhe most acute pains in few
minutes, aud by it's subtle power eradicating the
disease Of which Headache is the anJrring index
/ fs3 | Ha Ft4y 7i5,t E Et%T saals
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

- The above shows what Ii thought Of the
IEsassss 81 The Repablicans BY The man To whom
they are indebteds loT 1.-The gvote of the IStats Of
Penas ylyanias fhey may deny this, yet they
know it to lie true 's.3 aa@ .Flpys.a ea5ssses
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

+ BRlpeEr. 5 Missus vans ybi to send her a boxof
Cephalic Glue, no bottle Of Prepared Pils.--but
uI thinking that's not just naithef, but perhaps
yell be afthers knowing What it is, Ye sec she's
high dead and gone with the sick headache, nnc
wants some more OF thar same that relaiyed her
before. f4Ee @s.' ig Nt&&ss&f a.ss a5s 70 ss'@&
r.. Druggist -YounnAan Spaldiug Cephulic Pills,
n Bfidget0 Och! sure now and you vessed Hs here's
the3quarther and give me The Pills aud don't be all
w "''S9Ef'lHiTG H55iiiotE atEssgaf9 gI gTsEgag
ITg2aa' ser3g s&i ia co, gbfa c&gH gzl5 ,s'Eal
IGfl 50 ,Bl.H sn|f NJ T7T.ra gssta ,ntga aLl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

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sTro5s 79eaetss}7 49, z3sz agjlssaa
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26
ts FaEDFMoK, June 25.
The Legislature adi,urDea At noon 20 day, 10
meet At Frederick on ibe 30sh Of July. n
From Lo u.svl,lc. :
-. ~. n LouI.yILLE. June 25


The Conservative Union men deplore the
raising OF federal panies BY Gen. Rousseau
They say the benefit thereof will be more than
oounterbalanced by the pretexsit will give Ten.
nessee and Kentucky Stcessionists, to sllege the
violation Of the neutrality OF Kentucky, and
perhaps inaugurate civil war within her borders
The A. o. Taylor gun boat, In tow of the
steamer Champion, went to the mouth o. the
canal this evening. II Is doubtful whether the
low stage Of the water will permit the gun boat
TO 60 through the canal. y gfs .a 1rTy tII
The report th At passenger trains on the Lou
isville and Nashville Railroad, had been dig
continued 10 false. They will run as usual.
The Feoerel authorities have been several
days 10 consultation with the State eutborities
and Directors Of the Nash vile Railroad, as TO
what goods should DO permitted TO 90 South -
lt 10 still undecided what goods are TO be inter-
dicted. but !. 10 supposed that every kind Of mer,
chandise will be. q, .r---,,
Gentlemen from Georgia represent that
strong Union feeling prevails in several por-
tioOs OF that STATE, suppressed only from fear of
consequences OF utteraDce. Many people there
earnestly hope that reconstruction OF the I'm.
ion will be Effected
Evansville, Ind, was 10 a blaze OF excitement
on Monday night, aupposipg elk hundred seces-
sionsts were approaching. Quiet was finally
restored.
The Wabash Is thoroughly blockaded. fs
The Memphis Avalanche learns that an ex-
press arrived at Madison, Ark, on Sunday,
stating that 1000 Federal troops were about to
take Bloomfield, near the border. NJ rr -4
Citizens of Chalk and Bluff call upon the
Governor for aid to repel the invaders. ~
The Postmaster at louisville has been di.
rscted to forward letters from the South TO loyal
States after removing postage stamps, but to
send foreign letters. on which prepayment is
compulsory, to the dead letter Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26


The County JAL-A little affair occurred
yesterday at the County Jail, which rumor soon
magnifed into matter OF grave Importance.
1t appears that q fight or affrAy occurred be-
tween two prisoners--a white man by the name
of PARKER and colored man named WINFIELD.
The combatants made considerable noise, upon
hearing which Officers FREELARD and DAVIS
hsstened TO the scene of action. The former,
in attempting to restore order, was cliuched by
the colored man. Officer DAVIS struck him with
large key which he happened to have in bis
hand, Telling him to the floor, but intiic.ing no
serious injury. This ended the disturbance.
WINFIELD is In Jail on charge of petit lar.
eeny. PARKER, who was sentenced at the pres
ent term Of the Court Of Common Pleas to ten
days' confinement in the duhgeon for assault
and battery, has served out his time, and is now
detained on two indictments still pending
against bim-one for an assault with an intent
to commit murder.
There are now seventeen prisoners In the jail
eleven men and six women. The women are
all charged with ofenses cognizsble 10 the Pro.
bate Court, which commences criminal term
on Tuesday next, July2 ..r>
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

COLUMBUS INFANT GARpEN.-Want Of proper
occupation Is the ruin Of children; and it 10 the
experience Of all teachers that during the long
Summer vacations OF our schools, seeds OF NILS.
chiefare sown which IL requires months to
eradicate would therefore respectfully sue
gest to the citizens Of Columbus, that | have
decided 10 continue my "Infant Gardenn dur.
ing the Summer, and that they would And this
safe and desirable retreat for their children
during their vacation. II parents could be in
duced 10 look In upon our merry little fork,;
am persuaded many would desire their children
to join 1t. would respectfully refer to the
kinc notices Of our school In the " Ohio States
man" during the. past Winter. Our system
was originated by Froebef in Germany, and 10
believed TO be the very best for the instruction
OF infants. Come and see for yourselves, and
we think you will be convinced OF the superiori.
ty OF the system over all others. The hours of
school fare from 8 o'clock 10 III of every week.
day forenoon, excepting Saturday. Room at
No, ~ East Rich street. When the weather
permits, the instruction is given in the open air.
The undersigned also gives private lessons
IN German and Freach. Refer to Prof. L. HeyL
l.. FRANKENBERG,
Teacher.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26
THE MARKETS.
Esw York hsrks..

trnlssR ArHrp SoR TIM vHio srArrnfAr =
a ba.sa ida q hs NEW YoRK. June 25s q
FLoUR--Heavy, unsettled, and 50 lower With mnder.
barrels a 2s4 80 for superne state 04604470 TOR
extra sate; o. 2vD4 20 tor supcrhne weatern 81 500
40 tor cUmmon 10 medium ex westerns % 2D6S IS
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; IS 506 IS
fr trace brands do. market ceang dull and declining.
Canadian h,ur only moderate huNpe doing at easier
prices for common grades sales Or ZOO barresat 81 90
az Is for common to ch ice extra ~. /.
aye RL0UR--ls selling in small parcels at 80 90
ooaN MEAL-ouies. Sales Of 100 bbh at $500 for
3 WHISKY-In moderate request Nth sales Of 1900
barrels &c 6Di6kc, nearly oil o. the inside price.
n WHEAT--Heaxyyu unsettled, and l to 20 lower. The
private accounts By the Europa are said bs very d
coursgios; Of COZ nusheis Northweste club at
81 O3Di 70; 1900 bushels Racine spring st eel 10;
76 00U bushem Mlsauser u6 at e00 1O % U0U bush
be Green Bay at o. 6 4U0 6usheis winter red ws
at 81 1901 22 % 0Ov pushsls White we.tern ct $50
81 30 6U00 bushels oanads club at 81 co. s0obush.
choice hite Miehiean Vt ~ 45.fS8Na1.k QAAt
ee@esc. 'l' ~ ' s~a n IN ypTFi YT'l'Si =
BAILEY Dull and nominal II Ss0e2. " aA y
CtRN-stit rules very arm NTH good inquiry for ex
port and me coaspmption Sales o' 81 900 bushsls st
tl1soe for mnon; % prime new nixsi se Tern; 50
osr -seiIIDs Il as1sie for xssssrn and canadian;
3l03S'or state. ...i 4. '.y 49,. ',,s,.,,. 4
ro * Market heavy and lower. Sales II 600 bsiu
IT nH b00 Is fog mes.I ol0 for prime. ~ a. -
bENs--Dull aud heavy with limited demand: Gales Il
etDs 81 10 ptme IS s006 for mess; s6dDi0 for re-.
| pached Vmess; CIV eli tor extra mess Prime meis
Asu sad sect Hams quiet and unchanged.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26
FROM the Cherokoe Nation

L. 1910 JEFFERsoa CITY June %.
Several persons arrived to day frtm South
western Missouri, one of whom brings procla
nation. issued BY John So, of the Cherokee
nation 81 ..-,.. .. .
Rev. T. Rannsy. Missionary. left Tallequah
and hs GhsBSEs' Ess on h SHs and
Albert Pike, OF Arkansas, had been there, urg
ing the Chief to reconsider the position taken
In his proclamation; but they failed In their
object, and had left for the Creek Nation, hop
ing to get aid from them. Capt. Pike had an
escort Of rs men. ~ ba,4lyt r
Mr.. Price, Paymaster of the Iowa Regiment,
at Bonneville, Is here.
The iolloWingis the proclamation referred to
above: "a $3.50 20 - ~ t,-n
( "osiDg to the momentous state Of affairs
pending among the people Of the several States,
i John Ross, Principal Chief, hereby issue this,
my proclamation. to the people of the Chero
kee Nation, reminding them of the obligations
arising Under their treaties with the United
States, and urging them to the faithful obse. "
ance Of said treaties, by the maintenance Of
peace and friendship toward the people of all
the states. The better 10 obtain this impor-
tant end, earnestly Impress uoon all Inv fell
low citizens, the proptiety of attending to their
ordinary avocations. and abstainDg from un-
profitable discussion of events transpiring ip the
States, and from partisan demonsuation In re-
gard to the same. They should not be alarmed
wi false reports thrown In circulation BY de-
signing men, but cultivate harmony among
themselves, and observe good faith and strict
neutrality between the States threatening civil
war. With these means alone the Cherokee
people hope 70 maintain their rights upimpsired
and TO have tneir own soil and friends spared
from the hateful effects Of devastating war Il
INA - \ u -. p" -.La Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26
! TITL ~ Aea
Cincinnati Market.

s..rr 4. CINoiHNATf. June 25. i
FtoUR-There Is only speh markst as 10 susta ned
BY the current daily pton and this most with
10 our trade niw. There 10 some expotto H. bnI
II is mostly for Of shippers We note change
10 quotaonl As the stock 10 supposed 10 be ny igh'
its very probable that II will Lave oetter market when
the millers lay by for sCnmer repair. aa. &. e.
WhEAT-Was bid for. to-day, at lower prices, IN
though but little efed sellers could not get
o3c tor prime red aud 0j9l 10 must no cons dered
extreme prices for prime chtice whehis does not
include Kentucky.
C0RN-Remsins stesdy at2ec. ....,--
0ATS-Are very hsayy, aud being 10 large receipt,
woud not bring over 23c. Lyen at that ngure they
could not be soil freely.
! BAaLEY-was sold to dsy at Goo-so It appears
that still able to give that 6gure quotation.
RYE-we have nominally at th- old quotatlrn-l5c
WHIsKY-Dropped again 70 l2kc, AID sales were
made at l2ke.- Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

CUT MEArs-Ratnsr more active but ices favor
shou der 5KdD8k Tor hams &c ~ -' ~
"a, QN-D ~ aDc nom nal. - I
LARD .Qust and prices are sithout maierIal change
Sales u go Abarrris al eh aDkc IIE = T--s-'
burrEr-7ssllpg ~ lst for Ohio; 7,f0Dl5e for
oaEEsE-In limtsd req 'sst as 907c, a, In quality.
loa hhds Cuba at lA06Ai 5151e Tor Pnrto Rico and
oy aue,i n @ 80 bhdsN. y, At 4kg4ki lSo hhds Porto
=. OLA sEs-1s dull; sac. Of Qss bhds Cuba mu,c.-
vAdo commob at l4 50: so hh Porto kico az 70 20c
b. su,ti ~; GU hid, at Hh@l5N. ---.-, - =
- sTo IK.-puil AID Irreeo st; cere'and & Teledo
Del,w IRE I. a ". ist oldSy3 lie Ms,opr 0's az;
Virginia 6'a a 2, Tebpesse 90 37k; Louisiana 81
81 i2 8. 30; altorn'a ~ 70 United States SO e. Cou
pons s9k, United s'ates s. "A; Coupons 70 ~, Z,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26
OOLUmBys RosT OFFICE
DEPARTURES,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIIs.


DEPARTURES. .&s'l & p
- Mails for New York City, Boston, Albany, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, steubenyle way, Cleveland, 2anesgiIle,
Newark, GRANVILLE: Washington City, Baltimore, Phila.
oipnis and New Orleans close daily (sundays except
a through mail for New York and Cleveland closes
daily Sundays excepted at o'clock p. IN. W n h ~
.so.. ., D. y. H. way Mail closes daily (sundays ex-
Central Ohio Way Mall closes daily Sundays .zesptsd)
= Si1ssasi :is way Mail close. daily andays .1o.pss a,
Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and wortbiur.
ton MAILS closes daily SUNDAYS ezcepted) at o'clock
Mails for xena, Springfield Dayton, Toledo, oinoin-
na, inoanapolis Louisville, st. Louis and Detroit,
closes daily SUNDAYS excepted) at O'Clock p. m. ~
closes daily (suudsys excepted at 10 o'clock a. M
reana Pqua, rfin And Union City mail closes daily
lsnndays excepted) at o'clt Ok p. m. as,g ~ .
portsmouth, Washington o. a., Athena, Marietta aod
mails close daily tsundaSa eyoepted at
East Way MAJ, by National Road to GAINESVILLE Close,
daily (5undays excepled) al 19 o'clock N.
hsIrsourgh Mail closes laily (sundays exeepts at
Mt. Vernon Mail, by way Of wessryille and sunbury,
close. daily (sundays exeepted) at2 O'CLOCK p. N.
Dublin Mail closes daily y(sundays exceptsdst O'Clock
Lancaster Way Mall closes daily Sundays excsptea a,
o'eloskp. m. RI ~ : =
ARRIVALS. ..e... 40 % s5na'7
Mails from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo,
albany Ptsburgh Clevelaud Dayton, Toledo, Xenia,
Detroit Springfield Cincinnati, ohillIcothe, ST. Louis
snd all Southern cities, arrive between the hours
O'Clock N. and o'clooka O. m S7 3l7s az =
at $40 q. m. 't'
Mail. from Washington City, Baltimore, Wheeling,
1anesyllle Newark steubenville Mt Vernon, and the
o. z: T. Way Mall, arrive at 70 o'clock N. sse 81 Z
Way Mail from Cincinnati arrives al o'clock . m.
Lancaster Mail arrives al O'Clock .. m y - = :
East Way Mall over the National Road arrives OF II
o 'clock q N i ...-'-I = - = :
Mt Vernon Way Mailarrives at lIOO q. M m q.
Mall from Dublin arrives at 10 O'Clock m. s.Y'ss
Uroana Way Mall arrives at o'clock p. m. 80 1-
Harrisbu gh Mall arrives at II oclocka. m.
Lancaster Way Mail arrives at 10 O'Clock m
omce delivery opep every day (except Sunday from
o'clock q. N. to 3 O'Clock p. m. 0Pen on Sundays
from IN TO- O'Clock In the morning, and from s to
O'Clock In the evening. T"J7fs7-s 10
JOHN GRAB AM. P. NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

vote Of thanks, made a neat speech, and urged
members now TO 90 home and put into operation
the State Government they bad inaupurated
The Convention adjourned till the frst Tues.
day In August r.
The Legislature will meet here next Monday.
Parties who have come In from the interior
counties last night, represent them 10 state Of
guerrilla war. Great anxiety 10 felt there that
efscual measures be taken 70 drive the scoun.
dre,a out.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26
TELEG RAPHIC!
Ohio White sulphur springs. m
Foa THE sTATEsmAN. n ], M AN

oHo WHITE SULPHUR spsINes, June 25;
The Ohio Medical Society met here to-day.
The following officers were elected: President
DR.. M. B. Wright, of Cincinnati; Vice Pres
idents- Drs E L Plympton,s N. Dalton. j
Hartman and R Guudryi secre.sties w.
Dawson and T. B. Williams; Treasurer-Dr,
j. B. Thompson; Lbrarisn-Dr. Rpb's Thomp-
~ :
Physicians from all the cities and many o
the large towns of tho State are in attendance
The meeting promises to be- q very intsreotin,
one. ,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

CAMP DESNisoN The Seventh Regiment
Col T'lEa. and the Sixth (,he Guthrie Greys),
Col bosLtr, 0ro ordered E4st. There will n. IN
be left in Camp Dennison, Ave Ohio Regiments,
the Filth, Eighth, Eleventh, Twelfth and Thir
teenGb, and the two Kentucky Regiments, maxi
rIg an aas-.sa9e of about seven thousand men,
These Regiments will be sent forward to the
seat OF war as last as possible.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26
Arrest f.r Piracy, &c.

NEW YoRK, June 25.
Capt. Blker and pirate crew of the Savannah,
were arrested to day, Immediately on arrival,
by the District Attorney, charged with treason,
piracy and robbery on the high eess.
Capt LiviDgston'of the brig Joseph, seized
by them, is witness. They will be taken be-.
fore the grand jury to morrow, and the case be
tried cary next week. -.s.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

WHAT Is RED TAPE2-"Red tape" is an
Englsh expression, originated by CARLYLE, ano
made popular BY DlcKESs, designed to repre-
sent the ceremonious delays end official formal
tiles characteristic Of the British Governmental
routine. IL is similarly used in this country to
ridiculs the hardness with which everything is
effected by the Journalism of governmental Of
fcials. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

U The Qusrtermaster at the U. 8. Barracks,
Newport, KY, bas received orders to prepare
for the arrival of three thousand troops this
week. They will consist of two Regiments of
infantry aud one of cavalry, who have been In
service on the Western border.