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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
(Erom the ClncIun1iI nnquIrsr.1 81 s
The Army Iseatep g Save the Repub'

~. y !.
The washington correspondent OF the New
York JournGl Of Commerce, after stating tbs
fact thai the late. miscarriage, defeat and dis
grace OF our army at Manassas was caused BY
Gen. Scott being compelled TO move before shs
was ready by the incessant clamor and impof
tunity OF members Of Congress, and the threats
and abuae Of q number Of Republican papers
adds: y = Y. - =
aMembers Of Congress privately csine sniy
cling to the President, and declared that ths
party was ruined, and that il could NOT be kep
up unless he would order q movement against
the enemy The Pfesident yielded to this ap
peal, as he had done on remarkable occasion
before, when he gave an order which Inaugural
ted the war. Gen. Scott yielded 70 the order
Of the President, though against bis own incli
nation and Judgment. The movements was a.
entire abandonment of Gen Scott's plan OF ths
campaign" a'4.g'
country humiliated, because the step that lee
TO that result was regarded as necessary py the
Repnblicsns to save the party from rum. the
country was 10 take the frightful risk, In order
20 benefit a mischievous party organization -
The President and Cabinet have. shown all
through o much greater regard for party than
they have for country. The Journal Of Com
mtree pertinently says:
"The question now is. whether the Execu-
tive is to be ruled hereafter, as heretofore, BY
infatuated and interested partisans, and whether
the war is TO be put under their conduct II 90,
no capitalists at home or abroad, will contribute
TO the war funds; nor can "a army be raised
and kept In the field for six months, much less
for two years, which IL the shortest time 10
which the rebellion can be subdued. Secretary
Chase, IL is known. has taken firm stand
against the political interference With the con-
duet OF the war; but members Of Congress will
be able TO counteract his Influence"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
The Ohio Statesman Newspaper
,AEOR 9AE.E. q

The Undersigned vim seilto an acceptable party thu
Ohio Statesman Newspaper Once The recent dihcuib
between the Publishers q the Statesman and the Teie-
graph Apd the yrannical conduct exercised toward Il
have and will continue impair the usefulness Of the
daily issue, while in our hands, The ipiuryt us per
sonally mag; perhaps be satisfied through the Law, bu
not without delay, The injury to the party and th'
principles which the Statesman espouse' and for which
1t tends eapn,t be udIcatedn acourt Of law and
measured by dollars and cents but yet these are not
be overlooked or lost sight Of At the present time. y
{, important that nothing thcuidenbarass the efeuia
tion Of this Old and Esubtshsd Democratic jOurnai
and It being Impossible for the present prOpreto t'
have those fsces necessary for the complete success
of the daily issue OF the paper they have thought It ad
visable to offer it for sale. rrhgJrC
An additional reason for Offering the paper for sae'
found in the fact that We cannot give the necessary
sonal attention to the business or editorial department.
which should be betowed by the owners Of the estao
lshment. n.Suv . uuI.pp
AussE lsel..s IL ~ Pub. Ohio Statesman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Aajntant General Of Ohio

OHIO BRrGADIERs Ohio recommends the
following Tor Brigadiers: Col Sherman, Colonel
McCook, Gen. Bates, Colonel Ansore, General
Schleioh, Gen. G. w. Morgan and Col Tyler.
The names are in order of preference. Col.
Sherman of the 18th Infantry, is a..brother of
Senator Sherman, commanded the A Brigade of
Gen Tyler's Division, and is esteemed highly
by army officers. COL. McCook commanded
the First Ohio Regiment, and is believed to have
saved Gen. Schenck's Brigade by his presence
of mind and gallahtry at Bull Rnn ny All the
others, except Colonel Tyler, have been or are
in the army General Morgan was promoted
for service in Mexico Colonel Ansore was in
the Florida war.-l Tribune. ,I .aa bl1or ed3
Wesuppose AssoRE should be- Colonel AM
MON. .l;ir,9 q i7t Tr-tL s.'i l'g .aE s.I eaoi'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Illinois Finances.

The Chicago Times makes an appeal to the
people to come up and take $25O,OOO of the
popular Loan" which the Governor proposes
to the people in small sums at 6 per cent, at 80
cents on the dollar. The Times says this is
necessary for the fiscal wants of the State for
war purposes, as, "for the present, the negotia.
ton of her bonds in the Eastern money market
has failed" ~, ts rr..sl,f .-a ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
pemoera,lc staie Cenvsn.lon.

-.
At meeting Of the Democratic State Gen
trail Committee held in Columbus, on the SIl
day of July, 1861 At was - >
ResoiDtd. That it ia expedient to hold Demo
cratic State Convention pt Columbus, on { n
"wednesday august 7th, ls61,,
In nominate Democratic State Ticket, TO be
supported at the October election inn =.
Ps,oIp,d. further, That all the electors OF the
State of Ohio, who are IN favor OF pefpetuating
the prineiples upon which our Union was found
ed and are convinced that the present osase
and National Administrations are wholiy IN :
competent 70 manage the, government IN hs
present critical condition, as well IS al wuo are
d-tb the pross extravagance and corrup-
tiop now so alarmingly prevalent 10 public al
fairs. he earnestly invited TO unite with the
Democracy in this hour. of our country's peril,
and thus redeem the State, and place its su-
ministration in-oompetent hands 3 Sgg ..LL
Peso[ped. further, that the basis OF repreaen-
tation 10 said Convention be one delegate ior
avor, 50o votes. and an additional delegate tor
n frac,,on of $50 and upwards, cast Tor l HoMAs
j. s. SMITH, for Supreme Judge at the October
election in 1860, and that il be recommended
that the counLIes elect their delegates on tnls
basis. Stk AFkGGS tsfAkg
The Democracy Of Ohio and all other con-
seryative Union men, who are willing TO cooper
ate with them on the above basis' are requested
to meet in their respective counties atsucn nme
as the local committees may designate, ana ap'
p,int delegates to the Democratic Convention
on the 7th of August. to. Nominate state
ticket to be supported at. the October election
1t is presumed that no lover OF his country
I'll.
will require prompting at this time to induce
him to discharge his duty, aud therefore the
Committee is impressed with the belief that the
counties will eagerly respond to this call, and
that an imposing Convention will assemble IN
Columbus at the time designated above and
put 10 domination ticket of good and true
men, to be supported for the various. State OF
fees on the I'd Tuesday in October next.
VIM. MOUNT, Chairman.
WM. ]. JACKSON, Secretary. tr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Harrison County RepubIican Con.
r1a i.Elltf vemtion. ~ H- ..

The Cadis Republican contains call of che
Republican County Central Committee for q
Republican Convention, to nominate . Rspubli.
can comfy ticket The call announces, "The
Republican electors Of Harrison county are
hereby notified to meet in their respective town
ships" etc. mary" Democrat is invited to
pArtake or participate. Harrison county is q
reliable Republican county. No"party to be
sunk in patriotism" there. s.5- rdf aa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
severe irony.

GREELEY, or some one else, says in the Tri.
buns, 1--WE deeply regret to perceive that Mr.
-THURLow WEED deems IL necessary, at the pres
ent momentous crisis, when the very exis-
.tence Of the nation hangs tremblingly in the
balance, to attack one of the members of the
Cabinet, as especially responsible for the de.
,plorable catastropby at Bull Rum" as3S' q.
We hope GarEIEY will not deny writing ths
above. II sr-t tseld. f.,5 -7s..s ,..-E sgi8-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02


Since our independence was achieved, the
country has been engaged in two wars. II was
carried successfully through both by Democratic
Administrations, to which there was in each
case an untiring and relentless opposition.
Several times prior 70 the present outbreak,
the country was on the verge Of a civilwsr, but
was on each occasion saved from plubgiDg into
the horrible vortex BY the skill and patriotism
of Democratic statesmen and by the nnanimity
and conservatism of the Democratic masses.
The Democratic party has ever stood firmly
by the Consultation, the Union and the rights oil
the States. l. has, by the compsctness and
strength of its organization, presented an inn
passable barrier 10 the encroachments of Fed
eral or centralizing power, on the one hand, and
on the other, to notification and secession move
ments tending to weaken and .dismember the
Union. -. -. : =. .,,; 80 q ~ y
All'othese dangers now threaten the Union
and the States. The former is in danger OF
dismemberment, and the States are threatened
with annihilaton.s.sIn this season of peril, to
which the darkest days Of the REVOLUTION can
hardly be compsred, Democrats are asked to
abandon their party " hich has heretofore stood
by the "Flag Of our Country" and saved Il
from desecraton by either external or internal
foes. They are invited to -amalgamase with a
mushroom organization. having It's birth in the
biuerest sectionalism, and owing It's immAture
growth and gross obesity to constant feeding
upon political prejudice and bisotry. Demo
crsts are .cosxed to SIT lovingly at the same
feast and vote the same ticket with men who,
ever since they became Republicans, have been
unsparing in their abuse of Democratic men
and measures, and have honored, the former
with the titles Of "Unidn Savers" and Dough
faces" for their patriotic efforts to preserve the
integrity of the Union, without devastating the
country and staining it all over with blood;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
moFFAT,s LIrE PILLis,,.:: 4,

In all cases Of cOstivene, dyspepsia bilious and lives
affections, piles, rhsumatism, feven and agues. obpti
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these Pills have invariably proved certain and speed,
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Dr.Moaats Phoenix Bit,en VIII BE- fouid equsliye efl
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
The Nav York Times says.

"There is no doubt that, from the most Oh
vious necessity, the active force which the rob,
els can bring into the field 10 nov concentrated
in Virginia. Il is the battle-ground of theii
own selection, and upon, which they have
staked their all. We have IL from the besi
authority that within that State they have now
at ieEsr i75J00 men, mostof them we'll armed
and led by skilIfpl and desperate officers, who
see in defeat their own destruction and dis
grace. Their army is composed Of The very
elite Of the South 'oace destroyed, Il can new
Iy 4 small portion Of il has been drafted from
the poor ishfss, who are too listless and degrad-
ed 70 be Of any reliance II brought into the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FUEL FOR The STATE.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
= oEIvED at the 0ni;e Of the Secretary Of state,
until 9sl-4 47i4 Sc Vl.g,saE & Gy,J8 Tites3 g
Monday, the I'd day of September next, at IL
~ -asC1g o'clock NJ, G tirA liner.
for furnishing the State Of Ohio with FueI as follows
3O,OOO Bushels OF Coke, to weigh not iels than 40
pounds to the bushel.' 8, u -gh,o ~ .esGs &. y
10000 Bushels Coal 10 be OF the best qualty-equal
least to the lower vein OF Hooking Coal, and free
from slate, slsck and dirt. 'i ~. " t-a8S 'A' = y
The fuel to be delivered, without charge for such de-
livery, at the State House In Columbus.
Proposals to be accompanied by samples and TO speci
y the kind quality and price the fuel proposed to be
furnished. siaAtiA r-t ~ a ~ 1~d
Each contractor willbe required to give bonds with
approved security, in double the amount Of the con-
tract conditioned for the faithful pertormsnce of bis
contract. ~ - - q . ~ -sA~ - ~ = :
The bids to- be made and the contc TO be awarded in
accordance with the terms OF the act entitled IAN act
provide for the purchase Of Stationery Fuel and other
articles for the General Assembly and State ofcerst ~
passed March III, 1858. See Swan Rev Stat. e6s;
Curw. 2i9e. d. -arf gfff ssi 4 al Asfet
Bids to be indorsed on the envelope Proposals for
furnishing fuel for the State.n ri f-,. = n ,,.,-
a. Fue furnishedby the contractor must In all cases
be equal in quality to the sample. This rule act be
Tfgidiy enforced. ~ 81. - 80 -. 4Ol 9
A.-P. RUSSELL,
fIrLl lIiTn d Secretary Of State,
Columbus, Ohio, August 9, le6l-dtd. ~ y .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

AEorHER EscApE Paon MAnksnAss-@D Dr. stein-
berg, regular army susgeon, stationed ttsAfa
lington, reached here to-day from Manassas,
Thence be escaped on Sdndsy- fio'asnt fifteen
niles down the rivers and there menaeedi 70
cross. He confirms our previous reports that
our wounded are well -cared for Gol,1 Wood,
Of the An New York. Il in tbe hcspitsl and
rapidly impfd ying. He wac several days ipkhe
woods, ii care Of some Of his boys, before fnal.
|ly falling into the enemy's hands. .--TribuRs,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

The tax bill passed the House of Represents-
,ives BY vote of "a yeas to 60 maya IL Is
doubtful as TO its passage by the Senate. Some
Of the Republicans, II is thought, win fly the
tack. They still keep an eye on the people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

SisouLAs MrErIRo "A member Of the 7Ist
Regiment Of New York states that il one Of
the charges of that regiment upon rebel bat
while the rebel soldier was at college IN Ne&
York. Each instantly recognized the other,
and instead OF carrying out the work Of death,
they shook hands and separated. DdyeH Fyes
Pvsss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

TO REsTORE THE SICK TO
HEALTH, The blood mustbe purified, and all med
cineS are usess which do not possess the qualify
stimulating the blood TO discharge Ito impurities into the
bowels. BRASrRirH's PLLs possess this quality In. q
high degree, and should be In every family. They arc
equally useful for children and aduts-adapted tob0t
sexes and are as innocent as bread yet AsT xyEcvr
As A MEDICINE.
The bon. Jacob Beyers, Of sptingyle, Ind. writes
to DR.. Brandreth, under date Of May II, 1851 n
"I have used your Invaluable Vegetable Universal
Pills in my family since 1885, they have always cured,
even when other medicines were OF no avail. have
been the Of my neighbo using hundreds Of dol.
lars worth, and am satisfied they have received q
thousand per cent in blessed health through their use
They used In this region for Bilious and Liver Dis.
eases, Fever and Ague and all rheumatic with the
most perfect success. In fact they the great fe
ance In Sickness and trust your venerable life may be
Hong spared prepare 80 excellent medicine for the
use OF man. . HFA ~
Please send me the lowest price by the gross !"
Sold by JOHN r. CooK, Druggist Columbus, and by
all respectable dealers in medicines. .,si 80
I jlyl5dawlmo. ~ G,s,b i1yv s.its I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To PAYERS.
DIDs WILL BE REOEIVED AT THE

DIDs WILLIE REOEIvED AT THE
ID Central Ohio Lunatc Asylum until noon Of MON
DAY, AUG. 9Th, for finding materials, and grading,
curbins and paving the sidewalk front Of the Asylum
grounds on Broad street. The grading to be to the line
fequired by the City Council. The curbDg to be Of
good sound limestone, four inches hcs, and hammer
dressed each stone to be at least two feet long and 5
inches wide for at least tn eefourhs length The
brick to be hard and well burnt, laid 10 sand, and In
Herring bono style. The work to be completed by the
rst Of October next and when done subject to the in
spection and acceptance a. the Resident Trustees. The
bids TO speci price Of curbng per foot running meas
ure and the paving per square yard including grading
ily29dtda a. ~, ..ttt, 49,. r HILLS, supt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Examinations of Surgeons.

THERE WILLBE A MEETING FOE
i the purpose Of examining Surgeons and eurp eon'
Mates to the o. NJ, at the Aa OF the House Of Rep
resenntiyes, IN the city of Columbus, on TUESDAY
August 10 commencing at 9 O'Clock p. m. ..figf8Ja
None but men in good health and temperate habits
need Apply Surgeons must be men OF ~ and Surgeons
Mates Of 5years' experience. All required 10 h
In estimating experence two years are lowed for eve
ry year OF hospital attendance Oeriheates covering
these prerequisites must be ed with the Secretary
fore the Candidate will be admittedto examinatton.
to all letsersof inquiry, ava. .7.l l.ss Ia
,s.,ss !. g.lsSTrs J. W, HAMILTON, ssc'y. {
angs-ot 80 ~. bfs-l AZ "a il ~ aNlil
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.Headquarters OHIO Militia.

y - tsIa OVLUmBU5i SuIytvfI RVVtp lJtlIT
ESPECIAL ORDER, No. $685.. ,dooIa ~
? For the purpose Of fixing the prices Of the
first issue Of .clolhing to The Ohio Volunteers,
made by the State authorities Board Of VAL
uation Is hereby appointed, to consist of the
Field Officers and Qdaretrmaster OF each resi-
ment, who shalt fix the prices TO be chaFged for
the said clothing issued TO the men OF their re-
By order of the Commander.i Chief is1o
b edo. D9itfle oC.P. BUCKINGHAM, bi
s AdjntanL Ganeral OF Ohio d
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im AAlklR ID.

On the st nst at the residence Of the BRIDES father,
Col. n. d. suTFH Of BALTIMORE Ohio. BY the Rev. Mr..
Krse, Mr.. NJ O. BLAusrR, of Etna Ohio, to Miss MARY
J., suTPHM, Of the former place. Z 70 .cg1.s.L N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

letter written by the Rev J. 8; Holpe, paster Of ths
Baptis chrfeh, Brooklyn, N r., to
the journal and Messenger oincinnsu snd peaks
volumes IN ssor u that arehewnsd medicine, MRs
vmrpw's soo1ipne sSncfSon oHLDau TurmHs, 4,
D ave see An advertismsnt In yons holrmns OF hRs
WugIOw'a HooTHIEe sTRpr, NovEe never ssid a word
10 fAyof u apAtsnt medicine befofen our life at Nt
bug--wa iixu 4Hn<D n, Ann ksow if7 10 - Af1 n
cLkns II % pfotably one ofthe most mccessful med
Dimes me dAy because II 70 OF the best. And hog
Of your readers who have babies can't DO beter than
Icy ina pupply.p ocs7;lyd&v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Z Z. ARMY CL. OTE1lNG
FOR OHIO TROOPS.

CEALED Proposals Will be received at the Quarter.
y master Generals Department In the city Of uolum.
bus uurl l2 M Of Friday Augus2d for the following
supplies: =" ,l4s 49, ~ - ~ 'fA', r
5000 Infantry Overcoats all wool sky blue Kersey.
$40 0vercoats for mounted men, all wool sky blue
Keuey. sf,t .J I.lt .i....f ....f..rfIa ,tT
700 Cavalry Jackets allwool heavy dark blue cloth
1900 pairs Trowses, all wool sky blue Kersey, rein.
10 forced double cloth .-g..g 3 ,t-a.N eisy0
1900 pairs Artillery and Cavalry Boots, pegged
ed,slc.d,g nclsJ rajrs3 f,ss 5fraAE u
300 pairs Blankets, : 5ss5F lsslsafrq lasah 1s7GS
An tho above articles are required to DO Of material
and style corresponding in every respect the State
Sample patterns Of each article may be at the Of
fee Of the Qartermaster General, Oolunbus. rr h 2
Bids must be made separately for each article, the
same tobe Endorsed on envelopes. oiIlEt 3 'r-taG
For all accepted bids. the parties will be required TO
give bonds with sufficient security for the faithful per.
formance VI the CONTRACT and their huress in
their bids; aod In case Of failure In the time OF deyery
Or the quality OF the articles the State reserves the
light purchase them elsewhere at the expense OF
contractor. -.. n 81. .-.. a - -, u I'll "
Payment to be made at the pleasure Of the State with.
IN ninety days from the completion Of the contract
All articles shall subject TO Inspection before being
Delivery to be made at Columbus. one-fourth within
two weeks from date OF contracts and one-fourh OF the
whole number each week thereafter until the contract Is
complete. a. .t,.A .is ,.u .-.--5 ,.,s .-.e- u y
No bids viii be received from parties .ho are not en-
gagged in the Manufacture of cothlng.A hAa MA4 Ss-
D All proposals should be addressed to. :. y.
Vla-alhS GEO. B. WRIGHT, r'
- -"-----hss't @. NJ. General,
jly27td II 5IHGJIo9 = Columbus, ohio. Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

10 The Commissioaers Of Hamilton county
paid ous on Saturday 5000 to the families d
volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

From the New Orleans True Delta, Nth.l
New Orleans Men Killed and Wounu-
cd. W M NJ
RroHMoND, July Is. Major Robert Wheat,
Of New Orleans, isphot through the body. His
recovery ID doubtful. q,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

crane eLOAEs AND BAsQINEs /
- rNeW eTFBES--Hafsl a SON, No ysSoutl
High street have tus opened new styles of DL6I oIi
cuLxns oAseU'A and bkceUfs, made ID The newest and
most stylish manner. Also, superb Plain
Black silks, very heavy, designed expressly for
Mantillas and basquines Iapril5
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REPREsENT7FivR I

Please ncpncee me - candidate for 70 election L
the office Of Justice Of the Peace Of Montgomery town
'p'p 4 On slssGsI'ft Y y pd 4ssrs. ,ssl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

Mr., Cox asked leave 10 Introduce The follow
ing preAmble and resolulions. They we're read,
and Mr.. WAsHBuRN Of course, objected TO their
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Union Democrats and their New
Friends.

wM. ]. JACKSON, Secretary. Z 2
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RELIEF IN Ten MINUTES.
sf DRYAysS a
PULMONIc wAFERS,

The Original Nedicipe Establishsd in 1887. and
first article Of the kind in reduced under
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No traveller should be without supply Of
BKYAs's PriN NC AFERs
IN his pocket.
No per-cn " III ever object 20 give for
Bar ANS Pa MoNTC WAVRKs s
Twenty Five Cents. 7A
JOB MOSES, Sole prop-ie.or, Rochester. n. Y.
Sold. BY all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. novz7 d1wly