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"a LExIEaEoE suRREapER.

2 NJ. Z .
riJ5o 5sss d ST. LOUIs, Sept. ~.
The afternoon dispatches that the Cabinet
are disposed to hold Gen. Fremont responsi-
BILE for the surrender of Lexington are untrue.
If transportation facilities, had been furnish
ed, as the General requested, re-inforcements
would have been there, and the surrender
would not have taken place. ~
The President and Cabinet were never
more faTorably disposed toward Fremont
than at present. .uE5I ELH
The Chicago Tribune'si report that thrse
hundred thousand dollars have already been
paid BY Fremont to the Express Companies for
transportation, is totally unfounded.
QUrNcT, III Sept "a.
Gen. Price invested the place, and made
the first attack on Thursday the 18th. In
all his assaults be was repulsed.
After the l4th, heAhAndoned open assaults,
and stationed sharp shooters so as to harrass
and annoy Mulligan's troops, and cut them
off from both rest and water. These tactics,ow-
ing to thesmall force of the Union men, which
was about 2, ,5oO,) enabled him finally TO sue
ceed. gF 2 ~; r. {;
Prices force was conceded by his officers
70 number, at the outset, 90 600, and was
afterwards reinforced by 5,0e0-or- 6, coo
more. wv
In general, they were undisciplined, and
armed with every variety Of muskets and RI
hes. Fo. mis- small arms he had plenty of
ammunition, but after the first two days his
cannon were served with slugs scraps and
marbles.
Col, Mulligan's praise is in every mans
mouth, and the men say thst General Price
praised his defense IN warm terms.
On the train this afternoon, were fourteen
of Capt. Graham's Marne Company, belong
ing to Gen. Lanes Brigade, and Cavalry
Company from Bloomington. The latter
brought the flag with them, which private
Selig SAVED by winding it about his body
aApr the surrender
II bears the marks OF severe usage, having
two cannon ball holes and various bullet per-
Iorations, and is fesEfally y -toER Aao ssslneo
They haunted it from stick On touching
the illinois shore, and the boys cling to it |
with the most earnest devotion. Il was pre-
sented by the ladies Of Bloomington.
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ct. NICHOLAS HUTEL.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REOUoED 70 s2 P1R DAY


sIncs The opening Of this vast and eommodious
Hetsi in ie54 it has en- the angle ends4vor Of the
PfOprietors 70 make it the mot Iumpra0ul. con
vsnIsRt and comsortabIs home sor tbs citizen and
stranger on this sids the Atlantic.
And whatsvsr hah sosmed likely 70 adnIhlstsf 20
tbs comfort of is guests they have enisAyorsd,
without regard % sot. 20 proVids and to oom"ine
all the elem nts Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern Art has inYsated, and modern ts,ts
approved and she pstronsge which Il has com
named during ths past aix years is . gratifying
prosf that shslr eaorta have been appreciated.
To msct the eziesnclss q The tines, when all are
required % prsctico ths moaf rigid economy, the
under5lrnea have rsducsd the prize Of Board %
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Al ts ssrns dine aostinE none e he Injuries vim
which their table has hitherto b.en supplied.
TREA0WELL. WH1TcOWBkCO
New Eozk, sspt. :. 1851 uup5isss-sn
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E19EsI.Z2s. 3 3 8 - -. >

intsn5s % pay shor. visit . ceyela1e q 1lgeA
residents % atnat city and Do1 tDof
% have perI0nal tntarTieE Wlth hlr ior rl1 M.
pc1s frecsftin bis nd ltl aid. le tF "A
accordQElE Re cons ql1Ed at tie n -r.r
ANGER HOUSE, CLEVELAAIDs 80
On sbe 2otd andl90lh 81 Oclo5of sfo6l 81 l9
and leeitigslF no laugr, as his plrI--s1
ridne gassnls1ts WI reDisr ! lnnlaf Ttslt
-. Hours ofeonIaIfasion bssassn % ends. PLY
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ARD-2,000 LBS. PRIME LARD
IL in barrels and kegs, for sale By
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UNION CITY NOMINATIONS.

FOR JUSTICES.
EDWARD HRssRN1IURLLER,
L. J. RInER,
WELLS PORTER.
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s7a1S- w ANPkD IMME.
No. w Di1EEIll 1a-

vI8v Z1iJ .8"gs 3Ll aff -2 ,
w 1853 YOUNG MEN Hl,Ras 9
p of lsMia.1 IO8 lH1ldf I5.isi tUo rgia
76TH RE0IMERT or OAEALRY u s.
r u9ai 5aa fARHYt b5d.a Il llli hs1
91fi.1 on COG Tsdf1H bna 1sd
TERN OF. ENLISTRRNE-a REARSt'
~ 10 brclg ar-tca .sv1sl sr-Rs l
eI0O BounrI n sad ofbenn q Rnliismensi
.r pa-A RhRE OHANoE NOW eFFEBs lEa
A. by Iointng this Regiment Young D Beh possoI1-
mg the reguisit Oa7aci1, vii - RfODofed Gpm The
RANKS 10 COMMISSIONED ORFIcKRa
None nee sPply bat yoangs able -Dodisd Nsn, -Ol
coed character, The pay varies rom 3lA 70 $50
Der month they Will b furnished fee q chsr1s.
With - abundance of good and -cOmtort, ble "A -
ULOIElH9, FOOD QUABTEBB AND HEDIOAl
lai73D ATTENTION. $40 1I53f fltll
ltoeslast "1tA thelr tna8N .sDufs efrgJ
HORsEs, ARl6s & &gAoOOUFRKlCENEs;
.i- alla.F -ar AND viii b - rod rt
UNIFORMED IMMEDIATELY
Men joining this Regiment may rely upon nsstfns
with s4ery ciro aud attention. 51I t7i Tl1 M
sy-A sw good MtsfCaISs also wanted. 90
~APPLY IAMEDL4 TEL Y]NN
At tins New England Hotel, corner Of Water snc
johnson sfreets-ta ~ El1sFf - l1
ans2t:Rf Eisut sth cavalry. Rscaraiti6a odosr
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Gomntissilau.

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IGRANBEBRIES.-129 BARRELS
~ (ranberries, In prime order, lust received a.
i0s sspa Sahs iGa A "lSSEs Es.9 60, 90,
ELOJ R-FKEDEkIUk
Il Mile and Stark Oity MiIls. Two Of the besi
brands Family Flour IN this market.
4--As'o1 - sst aH 1h5s4AGA: llH9l:.
INSEED OLA SNAIL LOT
u Ohio OIL for sale b. ". HEBHINOa
! Q00il BARRELS FLOUR ALL
| OOOO IN want ~ ind st our warehouse s4Fsr-
a vel known and reiiAble brands Of Family sni
ssSs ii00r GIsRk iai 4 ne fsi SFsis'
1T WILCOXEN'S CITY MILLS
sA.e by q AK 3ARON ER6 o.
IT b HI4BEE'S CELEBRATED
LII Bellevue Mills Family flour, for sale by
ssp8 : - ..- 0L a Rk, GAR skR 90.
"DHGNIx, MIL Bpso nFAR.
ME R's xxx Mils,' Akron Ohio flour
For s.ls by al OLE eki ,tARDk EB &0i
hsNATARACT." " EMPIRE /"
" ''PeGraff,' and aEe Plus ultra b ills Ohio
winter yb at Eaas Ilsur- plshdid family ana Ba-
81 ssp.s si0nr l'f 'Ais p Se,AsK, eARDSER4 90.
"T AURBL HILL EAGLE'
~ Mills Akron, and 9th really gOod brands
Of p s1SsE II sale eg a. T. sfh4AaE RfEsS .iR. co.
NUNDRIRS-
~ 81 rrkins Butter,
20 arkins La d,
tous Broom Corn,
$50 pounds pr me Geese Feathers,
:. i1g " barrels Whisky, IL slore aud f'r sale
y Ssspz,:sA ol "AssaS 3 RiE.S .,gss, S3;s
IT ARD-2,000 LBS. PRIME LARp
IL in barrels and kegs, for sale by
B. t. LYON
ATs-RETAIL PRICE % OTs
GACK SALT 2,U00 BAtIS HaTRv
tsis'by y R. 7. Lyon.
MES fOhk -ISO0 BARRELs
IVH Mess Pork, 9th very best brand and Olsve-
Asa SSlsI 1a' s'a0n2 '0f .'is I. LYON 50 alsrEin
Hams AND SHOULDERS.-S
-Rasglss, celebrated sugsr,egred Hams
and sns5I Shoulders 70 ~ f0F sale ~ q mtT1S Fl -
TIMUTHN SEhU-b0 BUSHELS
4 prime new Timothy Seed In store and Tor sale
BY laug3ll X. 4. LYON.
NHEE 5 e. CHOICE DARlES
" Western Reserve Cheese for sale By
z Hugsi u X. y. 1AOn.
HKA1N.-OATs BARLEY B RYE
VI for sale by laue3Il r. 7. LYON,
hRIED APPLES--250 BUSHELS
IL fsr lals By Il. AnR3ll B. I. LYON.
M A GO N.-A New GROCERY
w Wsgon for sale By W. MELHlNCH.
DUTTER.-100 FIRKINs PRIME
ID W. R. Butter for sale cheap By y,-u,,,s-,
GLOVER 3 TIMOTHY SEED
IA fresh lot just rsoolVSd anS fOE gsle 4 BE
3arawatk.
D L o W s.
gUBTIYAToRS, &c.
E mvu es ils--E AK RAVNhLns
1DKESERVE kETTLES.-PUR-
I sCELAIH and Tin Lined o. ell sizes and unu
sqalIy cheap. For sale by oOLHlssktka gOI
DATENT OIL GREASE.-FIVE
OAns inst rsoeis'd aad 'OE ''ls Y lSyv g y.vvo,Ds
-(TOOPER'S T0OLS.-A FINE AS
sepif fpAi-ANi :. :. is is tntsfio = st.
NAKPEN1 Err s TUOLS-IN Ev-
Tepi7 GOLwELL 4 90.
TABLE CUTLERY-A SREBNDID
assortment at greatly reduced prices, ior sale
by UOEfs ELL 4 Utl., =
sepl7 - - rs ,:.n..-ie : ~.
WOOL TW LNE, DhO " y ~,
: ~ rensl 'No-@sg =, % yNcL's
IRON. AND NJ Ills WARE
L HOUSE. Nos. 81, g, 6, ands7 River .troet, and
= $, "a and ee on the Dock, OlsFalAnd, Ohio. -l
W.. UAhEL 1r flL = n6RRI8o1 Eo1Ell-
W. o4RRY . co, ~
WHOLESALE AGEEDT POR TIE SALE o.
- ot ba0GHBEBGER'B
MAT AILSI
Common sRa Charcoal &tegt fro4, r
JUHIATA BOILER PhATN fa
FIRING PIQW AND BLIsTzR STILL, sTHlI
80 Y iHDOW GLASS, GRIND-
STONES, WH.A o.
BARR'S OalsbrEtsd Fire ProofSAFEl a., lt nan
aiErfursra' ngioaA. '7fi ~sa+T EiEi:R
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The War In Kentucky :
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LOUD CALLS FOR FEDERAL
TRO0Psl
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Ara Goods.


NEW MILLINERY GOODS I
wSaro now IN roesipt Of an unusually large -
WHOLESALE STOCK OF MILLINERY
z.-.1l.sula,s sffz0z0zD q. ST
Of feosnt importation, T. which we respectfully in.
usoO by AiilllDors, and is especially attractive in
hsEeh ElotEsTs, Ribbons.
Fan sYaws, sTiKs, -------
0gF z ''ls FSi$@SS5 FSiSSSsS ponn6,9 Eueshso; sis;Da,
MEbtIsBRsl oHofeE PATTFeN BoESTTs.
And AL the munila that Pe tains to the Millirery
------ - ls-ps.l MORGAN q RDt IL
TABIETLINRNRTTT
'CAAA 4E11DLAALl
IN ALI WTDTHs-sLEAgHED AND BROWN,
WI oIGa lEl l1J.
This day r'''iT'desi n
as sHERwoOD's,
aeR22 IL . ---1-- - 242 Superior stest q
SUMMER DRY GOODS
y Eola4 NCGB EoATZA 11TgOe
CLOSING OUT I'd
-dIda1g aaddAT zHI
aREAT n
~
ar4 1.-iasld DfITs .r1i,a sIaasa s
-
-Ik l1 sail1ars ufrs .i--sr,0 f-s.T
FREEMAN + KELLoGG,1
Are closing cut all kinds Of SIMMER Goods at, 1
.ftA'm at SGsETG : EJ%'J ''j''' ''' '--'
L u.,r~vv oos-
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500 REBELS ROUTEDi

Engagement at Point Of ROOks
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LOWR,s BALLoON FIRRp AZ
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prut,f ted ~ ncy1f letters Fateht cf go Ala
- sse sss I.sS'li'i t'lIss' q s's'sllsa.
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4
John HAYS 8 co. - e d Z
No. 272 sUPBRIOR aSTREET.
l. nef 5oPPosiie the Po,t 0mors) s-of35 ca
DHAHHRs n 7isii 9o ,u. s5-
! tGR00kRIES AND PROVISIONS.
j s.f retng -fv ------g sf-r.s rIt rf ha
and citizens. thai our 4fock 81 = :
T Family GROCERIES i ,'.s, =
has been selected with care, eonsecusntiy All Who
desirs first class goods in-ShI liss viii cal and
omine the new stock lnst received.
Great bargains IN Y sf5t 1aE pr uft
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR & MoLASSEs,
e SUPSRB RASPBERRY JAM sint
] he choicest FRS BUTT sR The country siEsvd.
i-i at lowest caah rates. .l Il.
SALT FISH Of the btst brs1di. y z. ,l1 - -
10 n e q g a. aad azs
VARIOUS kinds OF CRE0KRRs, q.
RAfSENS Ji' eai is ssas.7b sal O.
5 zaiiss5s BR00Ms, Il tast 10
sgssl s.dT .s6sm sd niH SOARSs
and fan sup2ly 0fotser g'ss5li l11 a G
G. R,fo O. E B E 8.
AT PRtCEy THAT CAN NOT EAi1 TO sUrTn
GoeDs DELTTERED FREE OF CHARaE
sgiPIvSss fsnssnber No. ga Superior Stress sad
dep-nd % having l9ur ordsrs promptly nllsd- Ii
LSLUBRI ,FLt UKlf FL0ukiil
W civ Mfin + e srisfsi ~ ppsr f,, Hsl
NJ ,, e, ssi gs', S9ih e 20
O 10 GIrTnar. 4
iep,l9 ,A ean. ..s..a l0Shon an Block.
( IlS7rskr, uNlNhGAR, 70 &Os=-
Bsi5Fs' sis6Tsted Cider fistiih9 VinssaF. 'i9
Engish Dairg 4 aambars Chs1sssEa llEl les
fssE EAl Psiry SsitET = s5ISSsas 5Sss S9 e1T e sy
sp'9iILa Eaa sa JIM llsaoamaia Btnck. !
3 AZ Il 1887 ONTARIO 81, YOU
Ia WI hnd assoOd stonk Of e "a VOID yTsI
C0DFssH, sM KED HALIBDT, no. MAUKEs
Rel and HKRRIhG-hOth salt and drica.T
hls0-s lArgestOok Of SUGARS. both Brown and
g GurTEAs. Bo.h aFSSn ssd Black. are q ne bs.s
wei We Sayss 4 sgBlspdid stock q s, ~
G. Raao @ Il R 1 3 8
Of ali kinds, which OsF q lOvsSse prices
ssPT IisA'' sl'' !. .ia1r a. lsd1aJ. MgHowER.
gDAKERS'a BROMA. CHOCOLAFs,
1l 0osoe. 0rachsd ooeoa. and ~ ErAdsa q resb
sr0uud Codes and Epicss, 8 ,. =.
-sruvioo % bsgaaqe s9E=l-49's ss=..S'. ssSsA. "a
CtH0IUE HAMBURGER Ul1khoE /
~ sailing ,; . EsEy Lev pFies g g. Rsor
q so Superior 30
NEW WHEAT kh0pB sassl
FROM KENTUCKY WHITE WHEAT,
A. PERRY 4 ODsR
vs. c5et...... Ils 8 u sepsfioE It
7 UST ESTABLISHED.
conc. -f94 ONTARIo STREET, |
Ths New YORK AssauJ for thssalsOf
G o NJ D R o Ps,
TAEoY CONFECTIONERY. FoRuaE FRUI1s.
NUTS AND WRAPPING PAPER.
Ths above named Goods Vim Be cB
2oLDT FHH TRADHAF NEW TORK PRI0ES
rlys ssS5 q. AbLzN 90.
EOK CHOICE BUTTER GO 10
Esr - 5F md c0sssa-sIl Sraa's7s0 q 20
! CIasf Sinesar, warranted ppze, sd ail klnd' q
2 pice1, can b. found AZ CD SA.oa
l1iIE 20 Isapsyior street. 1slllan aloez.
Il CHOICE PIECES " /
~ oQktep BGGF.- Allc sagaF ~ 9 1t9o
=" a
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PrOoIanalIon By The Governor.

{ e1.5 90 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
VIZ. h. SEvARD, Secretary of State. I
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ME9o5 fOhk --ISO0 BARRELs
IvH Mess PORK, 9TH very best brand and OlsVe-
suFsi 81 r T. LYON. 50 zIsrEin O.
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y RLS ATTACK ON PRICE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

:, 80 Z. - ----,. ;e ~ ornits ~ 1nroe
vouBsces'or 70 .ne pEoR.o' 10 49, aso.ssjtv : n.
.ne EFess imporsancs, VIZ sosouse ~. .sSnsi ,as.
oeeo, OF sucn iuli pEoy'9'yh - ~ sssd ess mn.
enne AZ Will manifest y .ne o.u ,,,,e % .ss;,h NV
p1ee 70 malnssi9 lnvos% W. snu ps'C n T'antc
'hg sssiosess noen'y 70 aRavg s.ss ~ rlaas
W not, pernaps, vg,oIfn. NV .oss,ts Srts
II .ne secre.ary suggess nero wa: sus ptvPT !, o,g
o. .nose engegeo y .ne .nss.rsUs,U -, =
Nv oS.os W. y. .,nso ~ .te e%,anSi.
PoPe'y " stero y l unr ~ w II -.
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. .| A
Wepbhlish THE morning . vetg'fnll Abalract
81 tb4 Repars Of .lhs Secretary Of lhe nreasuty,
shich vim receive The sts,nsivs oousideratloa
Of or fsAders without any pro6ptlng from %.
The suggestions and RECOMMENDATIONS ID makes
a. to the Appropiate mode Of obiaiping the
necessary sinews Of war, win be the subject Of
criticism by the people, some approving and
Others no doubt dlsapproving. But the'honsy
must be raised and our troops amply provided
Tor, no matter what men may think about the
inertia Of the sscrstary's proPosition, OF even
about the uecessity Of this war; l---ia "a
Gov. CHASE discussed political questions be.
lore the people o. Ohio during The last canvass
very freely. He stood upon the Chicago Plat
form, and exalted it before the psople. The
Democrats admonished him and his party, that
a triampb on asectional issne. snch as the Re.
publieans presented, would epdanger the st,bil,
i,y Of the, Union. He and hls asscclatesi re.
piled, ''no danger Of that'' mono in the world
and Mr.. LIncoLs, even on his way TO be In.
augurated, said In this city, "nobody was hurt,v
etc. aiieai-o' ~ no't Isss '@ '71
Secretary CHAsr's report will sound queer in
the country regions where he addressed large
assemblies last summer, and the matter In IL
will not exactly square With what he then pre-
dieted. - ~ iFe@'' So. I"
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- u n N.sal| .
SxIAMBH. Tuesday several thousand Of
the Federal tsrops passed the, Potomac Of
Williamsport and bad skirmish with an, ad.
vance portion Of the Confederate army, under
Gen. johnson, at place called Potterhfeld.--
From the Last Information We could gain from
passengers from Hageratovn,. Of the Federal
forces nine men we're wounded, the number
killed nos known, and ffiy were taken prison
ers. The Confedsrstes Lost, one killed and one
wounded, who was brought 70 Hagerstown 90 q
prisoner. The Confedefstes retreAted, with the
hope IL is supposed Of Inducing the Federal
miles Of, whore large division of Johnson's
army was prepared 70 receive them. The fede
raj forces however, encamped upon the ground
where the skirmish took place, with the inten-
ton it Is supposed Of making an advance move.
nsns af.er receiving rsinforcenenis FrfdsrieA
ma Cnl1f1, s-srs air,ssu IL g. lua i-eiga. =.
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The A.sociatea Press.

The men VINO manage the news matter for the
Associated Press are set Of the most hnmit-
igated scamps. and are used BY even worse
men than themselves. We have an utter con.
tempt for the whole concern, and would gladly
wipe II out Of existence. But little Of the mat
ter telegraphsd ia reliable, while all the gossip
and alsnder Of the most depraved men in the
country is put forward In the most prominent
way. - s137rsi baits l''ai4 AaA W'AF ~
These scamps appear at this time to have
set their wits to work TO slander and yillify G.
L. vALLANDIaHAz, of this State, with @ view,
If possible, TO intimidate him from an indepen-
dent and conscientious discharge of his duty In
Congress. The items inthe dispatches Of yes
terday in relation to him, have that object and
intent. We do not coincide with Mr.. VALLAN.
DloHAM il his views, but have still some rever-
ence for independence Of action on the part Of
the peoples Representatives, and hold In utter
adherence any attempt to intimidate those who
are clothed With the authority and responsibility
of Representatives of the people. This sys-
tenn Of slandefisg men through the telegraph
'hould be put an end to, and If to eject this re-
Formit be necessary, some Of fthensws-gathssers,
,r newa-makers, for the Associated Press should
'SsS r. aI b. ~ e.t
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psmeers.Ie stste csnvsnllon.

H
Az a meeting Of the Democratic Slate Cen.
trail commipee held in Columbus, on the 5th
day Of July. 1861, 1t was fss .s5,sss - 6,ua,
.Rssoloed. That it Ia expedient to hold Demo-
era tic State Convention nc Columbus,on 3sl q
"wednesday august gths ls8l, ~
20 nominate Democratic State Ticket, 70 be
supported at the October election
Rsanlod, further, That all the electors OF the
Stare Of Ohio, Who arelin favor OF perpetuating
the ofiucipIes upon which our Union was found
cd, and are convinced that the present State
and National Administrations are wholly in
competent to manage the governments IN ite
present critical condition. as well as all who are
OPPOSED 10 the grose extravagance ana corruP-
tion nov 80 alFmingly. prevalent 10 public az
fairs, be earnestly Invited 70 unite WIN tne
Democracy in this hour Of our ooantry's peiil'
and thus redeem the State, and place its au-
minietration In competent hands
Resofued, further, that the basis OF represen.
tation 10 said Convention be one. delegate Tor
every 500 votes, and an additional delegate Tor
afraction Of $50 and upwards, cast TOR HohAs
j. s. SMITH, for Supreme Judge attbe octooes
election in 1860, and that IL be recommended
thar the counties elect their delegates on THIS
basis.
The Democracy of Ohio and all Other. con-
servative Union men, who are willing TO cooper
ate with them on the above basis, are requested
to meet in their respective counties at such time
as the local committees may designate, and ap
point 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
will require prompting at this time to induce
him to discharge his duty, and 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 in nomination a ticket of good and true
men, to be supported for the various State OF
fees on the Cd Tuesday in October next.
WIN. MOUNT, Chairman.
WI, ], JACKSON, Secretary.
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Cart. Lawsen, OF oolumbus.

From the dispatch to the Commercial, il will
be seen that Capt. LAWSON, Of the Governors
Guards, with fifty men of the Third Ohio Reg
iment, had quite sharp little expedition, which
came very near being very disastrous, as IL Was.
s. w. JoHNs, Of Hamilton, was killed. JosKPH
HloH, Of Columbus, and six or seven others
were wounded. The boys behaved gallantly,
and were fortunate to get Of SO well, under the
,Irc, r,atanc,ss 14skEl as 0Nh 3a3kl
Gen. scaLrlcH ordered The movement, with.
on. Gen. MocLrLLAs's knowledge. Gen. Mo.
CIrIIAN severely csnsured the movement.
Our Brigadiers are unfortunate, to say the least
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1.-THE Cadiz Republican, is against abandon
ing the Republican organization. Issays TO those
Republicans who favor this proposition, that
"by go doing we admit that the principles ad
vocated by that party are wrong, and tha. the
PEOPLE did wrong last fall BY electiDg Mr.. LIN
COLIN to TIE Presidential chair upon those prin-
ciples." --,...-.. -.
That is just the way we look upon it. There
we're thousands of Republicans who voted for
Mr.. LINCOLN, who had not the least idea that
the extreme abolition wing would control his
administration as 1t has done We knew they
would rule or ruin it. They have accomplished
both. f.H 'a- -'T ESQ
The Republican has the right notions about
the matter. --a r.. ftt. d H-. s.l
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NOT the Right Flag.

The editor Of the Hancock Co,uier ordered
a cut Of an American Gag for the head Of the
paper; received it, and counted the stars after
publishing 1t, and found that the type founder
had made mistake and sent him one Of the
cuts used By the Republicans in the last
campaign. It. only contains sIxrEEE STARS, Of
course he let il "slide." He offers to sell IL
cheap to the Republican paper. sgo'n - =.