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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
The Attacks on the Cabinet.

| W AshtrOTONp aug.
| The severe newspaper structures upon the
members of the Cabinet are regarded here as
attacks upon the country, and those who make
them ara now suspected Of being in the interests
OF the secessioHisis. +.
We presume the agent OF the Associated
Press who forwarded the above. imagined that
he was doing something formidable. The fact
is be is poor shoat and pensioner of the
War Department, whose opinions are Of no po;-
sible consequences. He should therefore con
fine himself to facts. Does bis serene foolish
ness regard the Boston committee who urge
Mr.. LDcoln to make some change 10 his Cabi-
netas ''in the interests ofths seecessioDist2" Az
a Fire ZOuavo would Iemark-iSsy.--Ci Cia.s Com
sReyctal. ss g.srat
People have just as much reason 10 regard
these respectable citizens Of Boston for being in
TIE "interests Of the sscessionists." as the Com
meseial has for lying about Democratic papers
and citizens, and no more. They want the
Government honestly and economically admin.
istered--that is what Democrats want--and for
this the Commgeialis continually denouncing
Democrats assecrssiouis.s and eiders Of thsreb-
els. s9 $50
Calling "the agent Of the Associated Press a
moor sboat and pensioner,' % sometimes con-
adhered offensive 1--we shah see whether ills 50
now.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29

Re0UMG Ws MtANN *4NN4WD3 vA0 OAshe
0epubttcRne.
No one questions that George d. Prentice, Of
the Louisville Journal, is battling more bravely
ard encreeti cally for the Union, and has thus
battled eince the fall Of Sumter, than any one
man In Kentucky. Aud a. ne WTits q diepsioh
comes in from New York that the friends Of
Liberty aud the Constitution in that city are
getting Up q testimonial for him. In late
number Of the Journal, Mr.. Prentice thus ad-
dresses himself 10 those men and presses OF the
Republican party who contend that this war
must be prosecuted for the abolition of slavery
--Byfalo Courier. tt1tt ~ ~
We agree with the Baltimore .AmerieaR thai
when the ultra prints Of the North, fattered BY
the uprising everywhere In Kentucky, Mary
land, Western Virginia, etc., mistake that SEN
timent, patriotic in Its purposes aad honest 10
| its intents, for spirit Of "conquest"
they venture to speak Of making that subsidia'
ry ''subjugation," !" they need not suppose INA,
the Union men Of Maryland and Kentucky Will
keep silence, or that they will not do all In tneiE
power to sustain Southern constitutional rights
| In this feposes all our strength.
In this relation We are glad to note that IN inc
speech, on the occasion Of the ovation extend
ed to the Hon. Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee
at CincinnAti, the prominent champion ofcon
stitutional rigbts keeps all these points directly
in view. And we warn the ultra North, wher
they lose sight Of these plain guarantees, wher
they propose to abate one jot or title of what II
honestly due all Southern men, they not onlI
paralys se the arm of the Federal Government Il
that extent, but at the same time they strike
deadly blow at all Union sentiment In the Soutl
upon which our wisest statesmen must bereaf
ter rely for Reconstruction" There is anothei
point for the confederation of the free States :
Let them repeal the last shred Of unconsiitu
tiopal legislation hostile to the spirit Of conclia
tion; lei them leave nothing undone to eel
themselves right, while they are asking OF ith'
civilized world verdict in favor of the Consti
tutional Government 5t1 saiy I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
COUNTT 1UDIToR.

Naa .
EpfroR STATESMAN = Please announce HoLpAMoNn
oRARY. Of oolumbas as candidate for County Audi
tor subject TO- the decision Of The Union Democratic
Convention Of franklin county, and oblige % -.7
a-iolal- 's'Ae'7s-- MANY DEMOCRATS.
sz- ssa! 81. ~ 1.slsH --siseJ e.r'st't
50 EprroR sTArnMAN--Plsass announce DAVID W,
BhooKsas candidate FOR County Auditor subject to the
deci,ion Of the Union Democratic Convention, and
oblige IA ra.-..uiilaMARY DBMocRATs.
i. .ru .-sLi i------'', 81 - ls'i4l
EprroR ONO srATr,fAH-Please announce the name
Of JosH RALEEnBAoH, Of this city, who 10 at present
clerk in the County Tfeasurers Office AZ suitable cam
ddae for County Auditor to the decsion Of the
Fnnkiiu County Unisn, DemopfatIc Convention, and
oblisss1oss6 ,fsg IKE hAhF'DEhoohATs.
EDITOR ONO srxrEzr4s-RIease announce The name
Of L. b. WILSON rs casdidAts for County Auditor
subjee, TO the decision Of ne Union Democratic oonyen
ton and oblige MANY pEMooRATs.
-r9aI q aIHr ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
CnuNTY OOmm lssIONER. :.

EprroR ONO sTArEsxAH--Please announce the name
Of Joms SNYDER Of Pleasant township, as candidate
for reelection 70 the oface Of COUNTY Commissioner
subject to the decision Of the Union Democratic Count,
Convention. MANY DEhouhAIS'
.sssw e.fG .iGfsitl - 80 =
the name Of d. o. s1RBts, ofHamIiton township. as'
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the do
oision OF the Union Democratic County convention
ana oblise - 31T Tsl MANY DEMocRATs.i
EDITOR ONO srATrsxlN-Pleare announce the nam'
Of W. W. KIrr, Of Madison township, candidate foi
County comm.sionsr, subject to the decision Of th'
Union Democratic County Convention, and oblge,
aug2l - MANY pEmoOhArs'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
PAPER FOR THE STATE.

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. oEIvED at the Once Of the Secretary Of State,
Monday, the I'd day of September next, at
--o;;rgrr J ~ffi noon, ',1 3C9 IT TT
for furnishing paper for the use Of the State Of Ohio as
follows: .+f 5a.f . 4l..A [. $3.50 - ~
1000 Reams Double Super Royal Printing Paper,
BY Al inches 10 weigh not less than SO pounds to the
ream. .f.. %
100 Reams Double Flat sp, I by "a inches to weigh
tleast 90 pounds to The ream. o. = 20 ',l
100 Reams Brochure Cover Paper, assorted cooS. 20
by q inches to weigh at least 20 pounds to the Ieam
The quantities above named to be increased at the op
ton Of the Secretary Of State.
Bids must he accompanied BY samples OF the paper,
and must specify the prce at which each Kind and qua
ty Will be delivered at the State House In Columbus
No samples OF a inferior article need be presened the
paper must be Oh the best qua Try. ,, .
The delivery VI the Super Royal and Cover Paper 10
commence on the FIRST OF November next ensuing, and
continue as the paper shaIl be needed. ft u
The delivery of the Double Fiat Gap to commence on
the first daV Of December next and continue as above
Bonds with approved secnrty In double the amount Of
the contract will be required laccording to as cond
toned for the faithful performance OF each contract.
The bids to be made and he contracts awarded In
cordAnce with The terms OF the act 10 provide for the
purchase OF stationery Puel and other articles for the
General Assembly and State 0fhce, passed March ii,
1853. Bee Curw. 2l96j swans Stat. 1853.
Bids to be indoIsed the envelopes, Proposals for
furn ishing paper for the etate."
Bidders assured that paper will be received
unless 1t conforms In every respect with the samples
This provisioa sciH DO strictly adhered TO.
-- A. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29

The Jorrasl, of Tuesday, has leader on
eLoyalsy in the South, 2 which is introduced BY
starting the question whether such loyalty ex-
lists, II then says; ss
-sThis is question Of no small import. For,
IL ever the American Union is TO be re- estap'
lished upon its basis OF fraternal amtty, tnis
element of loyalty 10 the Southern mind must
form the medium Of that re union Of our SLAVES
II must be employed as the cementipg eiemens,
or the yorkmen, however wise ana pauiouc'
that would consolidate the structure, VIII o1iy
sdaub with urtempered mortar. Whnous THIS
they may re adjust but they can never enec'u'
ally re-unite. - tsst sssgos se t4i.-
The Journal then enters upon an argument
to prove the existence Of strong element Of
loyalty ia he Southern States. Weare pleased
to see this glimmer Of returning reason In the
columns of the Journal. 1t is the position ol
Union Democrats and Of all conservative Union
men that this element Of loyalty in the South
must be made the basis Of the cement for the
re union Of the States, and that the workmer
who are attempting to accomplish reunion
without that basis, are only ''daubing with un
tempered MORTAR We hope to hear furthel
from the Journal on this subject, and especially
how this element Of loyalty in the South is Il
be made the basis for cemen,iDg the Union.
This task is clearly incumbent upon The
Journal to perform, If it is truly repentant o
its distrust of the Union men of the South, ant
sincerely desires reunion with all the slave
States. 1t ought, also, in justice to ITSELF al
well as to those whom it has maligned, to make
come amends, by at least frank and oper
confession of its error for reproachiDg as "se
cessionists and sympathizers with the South,
those who advocated that which IL now adVo
Gates, fraternizstion with this element Of
Southern loyalty. Is it so that the Journal does
really "sJmpathize with the Souih7" itmus'
certninly be so, or such q passage as we have
quoted above would not have appeared in Its
editorial column. I i t@h "a ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
Most vmpo,itic.

The Cincinnati Commercial, of yesterday,
publishes petition for the removal of Secre-
tary Cameron, said to be circulating for sigma
lures in that city. Such a movement ia mos,
i'll timed and unfortunate aud can only work
harm. The Commercial would promote the
public interests and help to save the Union,
more efficiently by intermittiDg assaults upon
the Administration, and directing its attention
aitogether to consolidating public sentiment In
it's hearty support -Sdndasky Register. ~
This is certainly very mild and considerate
rebuke. Why don't the REGISTER come down on
the CommerciaI with it's usual terms, "traitor,' y
"rebel,' |" secessionisl," etc.7 Abolition
"traitors" mus. be handled very considerably
"a fellow feeling makes them wondrous kind"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
% The Detroit Fyts Press, an able Demo

10 The Detroit Free Press, an able Demo
cratic paper, and warm supporter of the, war,
In an article on the "Freedom Of the Press,''
asks: s easf
"Can we not criticise the acts Of the Admin
istfation7 Cannot we say the sifety of the
country demands change in the Cabnet7 Can,
not we condemn the appointment of civilians to
high and responsible positions as military Off,
GERS, who are known to be incapable, utterly
wanting NOT only IN education but in courage.
without running the risk Of falling under the
displeasure of the Government"
We can inform the Free Press that il would
appear proper in this country that it. should be
allowed these priyileges-but that the under.
standing appears to be that these things can
My be done BY Republican papers, without sus-
picion Of disloyalty. e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
Columbus. Ohio, August 2, lssi-dtd
FUEL FOR the STATE.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
y cEIvED ct the ofi,e Of the Secretary Of State
until t.-rlq u .ala ran 80.
Monday, the % day of September next, at Il
~ ~ g' o'clock NJ,
for furnishing the State Of Ohio with Fuel follows
1000 Bushels Of Coke, to weigh not less than Al
pounds to the busbel.
10000 Bushels Coal to be Of the best quality-equa
st least to the lower vein Of Hooking Coal and free
from slate slsck and dirt.
so Cords Of Wood the to be dry hickory beach
sugar, four feet in length, straight and well split
The fue to be delivered without charge for such de-
livery. at the State House in Columbus l
Proposals. to be accompanied by samples, and to spec
H the kind quality and price Of the fuel proposed to be
furnished.
Each contractor will be required to give bonds, with
approved security, In double the amount Of the
tract, conditioned for the faithfa performance Of bis
contract.
The bids to be made and the contracts to be awarded In
accordance with the OF the act entitled Van act 10
provide for the purchase Of Stationery Fuel and other
articles for the General Assembly and State o1cers,
passed March ii, ls53. See Swan Rev. eiat. 1868;
Ourw. 2i98.
Bids to be indorsed on the envelope, Proposls foI
furnishing fuel for the State" ~
- Rue furnished by the contractor must in all casei
be equal 10 quality to the sample. 7his T1Re WsH d'
A, P. RUSSELL,
e Secretary OF State.
[ 0oi,rchrs nhio Apoust o IQaI-dtd y 7NT7T7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
Beecher,s independent.

This pestiierous Abolition print is fulminat-
ing Its Abolition disupionism, with more feroci-
ty than ever. DR. CHrEvrR Is at the bellows,
blowing up as much mischief as possible. The
New York World says; ava i,4 rs
The Iadependenf Of this week is brimfull Of
pestilent Abolitionism. The most objection
able part Of it, to be sure, 10 In the articles writ
ten by correspondents, but the prominence as
signed them In the makeup Of the paper, and
the strong leaning In the same direction in Its
editorial columns, justify US In attributing to
the Indepsndenf deliberate purpose to make
itself o vehicle Of Abolition sentiments. IL al.
lows Dr.. Cheever 90 expatiate on sthe ire
trievable mischief produced BY the Northern
Government and Administration In refusing to
direct toe war against slavery" and on the "in-
finite Importance Of Immediately striking that
blow against slavery, which will retrieve our
affairs and our reputation, and save us from
the dreadful disaster" etc. 1t gives space to
long article by Charles L. Brace, entitled
"The Key to Victory" which opens with the
inquiry, "Wby will not we people see that the
only key to victory is ProelamatiOn Of Emsn-
eipation." e9S.SiIJ t'Ao1 t>'i..
1t is plain to people OF practical sense that a
proclamation OF emancipation would have no
| other enect tnhn 70 weaken ana Dreak DOWN tne
Administration. Tit should be stupid and fool.
hardy enough to venture In this experiment, Il
would not only stultify itself by contradicting
all the professions 1t has heretofore made that
the war is TO be waged for the attainment Of
none but constitutional objects, but Il would IA
tally divide the North, and render powerless all
the friends Of the Union In the rebel States
when the time shall come for its tsre-construction.
But Mr.. Brace sees so little need OF the CO oper-
alton Of loyal slaveholders In restoring the
Union, that he admits that bis plan would result
10 blotting them from the face Of the earth.
| II would not be strange If the enemies of Sec
retary Seward and the Administration should
infer bis sympathy with this reckless abolition
lam from the fact that alongside Of 1t he orders
the publication of the laws Of the Uoited States
Independent journals of large circulation, how
ever, are not dwindled to government organa
because the government finds 10 profitable "a
advertise In their columns, and President Lin.
coin and Congress have left cavilers no excuse
for supposing that any authority exists for such
utterances or any sympathy with the sentiments
which the lind. .pendsnt advocates, except among
Abolitionists and the most radical Republicans.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
Z CAMPAIGN STATESMAN AN - =
Business Notice.

The recent order from the PostofRce Depart
mens cancelipg the postage stamps of the old
issde win render 1t impossible for such stamps
to be hereafter received at this Office, in pay.
ment of dues. y-g Ys4ff
August "a. 1861. .tE&
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29

III
The Boston Pest's New York correspondent
lone Of the most knowing and trustworthy OF
the letter writers--says In a letter written Fri
day last .sss..,-... :, ~. ,. go,
vhIsperipes 70 the effect that the great financial
operation of last week was a success In doe-
Bile sense. Not only were the governments
Necessities geperously provided for, but Che
popular voice is said 70 have found expression
In the demand, by the bank aisnisafies, for sun
dry changes In the CAbines-witheut which the
loan promised to be mere premium upon rob
berry and ineficiency. Rumor Gays that the
names Of high oficials were most freely mouth
cd, and any quantity OF forcibie Saxon let iooss
upon the snbjeot Of the wars management thus
far. The old dame further adds that Secretary
Chase assured the assembled money bags thal
the offending members would retire by the invi
tation of faithful Abraham himself. IL remains
therefore qsae cum sta siht-s question simply
whether Mr.. Cameron and Mr.. Welles will &
ont or be nut out. s.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
. SaEnIFF.

EDITOR sTATrsMAs-Please announce the name o.
Capt. HmIM N. OSBORN, Of Blendon township, %
candidate for Sheriff. subject to the decision Of '
Pranklin County Democrats Convention, and oblige
auriS 6'to !. .. .a'a' z. y y. MANY DfMooRATs!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
nEPnEsENfATIVE.

-EplroR Ono sTATnMAH--ylease announce me nA'ns
81 BrssAms h. rrs ss candidate for reelection 70 'n'
state subsct 70 the decision Of the psmocra'
UT 7NArttN MANY DEMOCRATS.
Eplrox 0nlo srarzsnxn-P Please announce the name
Of 8. W. ANparw a. candidate for Representative
subject 10 the decision Of the Union Democratic County
ccorFyr'rSt, cory'rnpS'd, and az ss'sH NV p.xoonArs.
,EptroR sTlrEsMAs-Pieaas announce the pane 0i
j. W puRANr, OF westsryilie AZ candidate for Rep
re,nye IN the legislature subject 10 the decision o.
The franklin County Democratic Convention.
nqgn-iesa aIEa MANY DEMOCRATS.
|, rD,ror ONO flM--Plesse announce the nans
AZ ro L. ooryrasE 90 candidate for Representative
subIsot to the declsion Of the Union Demoorauc oon
yentlon, and oblIse, -,ss MANY DEMOCRATS.
EptroR ONO srArrsMAs--Please announce the nam'
Of JoHr a. EDWARDS, Of Madison township, as candi
date for Representative subject To- the decision OF I'M
Union Democratic Convention Of Franklin County, ant
obllgo, ,a :. a.. = A HOST OF DEMOCRATS =
EprroR STATESMAN Please announce In your pape
that many voters In this city and In franklin county
desire 70 have oTTo DRRsE Esq, for their next hepre
sentative. Mr.: Dresel Just the man for the place
| aurio'el. ~ ~ MANY pEMooBATs.
EDrroR ONO srATrsMEN: Sir-Please announce tn
name Of A. a. Hmps, OF Jackson township, as eand
date for Representative subjeetto the decision Of u
Union Democratic nominating convention, and oslige,
s,r.i ta1l.s,,5 A HOST or DEMOCRATS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
Elegant Lace Mantillas,

,mBATN &c SON,
No. 90 South High ST.,
HAVE Just opened an invoice Of very large and
IL handsome
PUsHER, FRENCH. AND cHANT1LLA
LACE MANTILLAS AND PoINTEs!
WIDE FRENCH LAcEs FOR SHAwLs.
Very Deep French FlounciDg Laces.
Real Thread, French, Cbantilla & Geneveso
I WELLS.
valenciennes, Point de Gaze, Brussels
and Thread Laces and Collars,
TRIMMED H'DKFs,
MALTESE LACE COLLARS & SETS,
LINEN COLLARS & CUFFS,
~ 10 new Shapes,
PAPER COLLARS g. CUFFS,
For travelling.
PRICES UNUSUALLY Low.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29

The Hon. C. c. Wsshburne 70 very promi.
neptly spoken Of for next Governor Of Indiana.
IN. y. Tribune. ron E6 Snell -1ifsac9 lea
The 'mischief be is! That win be nsRs n
Indiana. Gin. CenpasysisI. ,gsir e
SOFT will be in Wisconsin, where he resides.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES
! TILE CoilpAss noxEp.

East, West, North, and South, in every direction
james Pyles Dietec salerstus Is fast supersedns al
others. 1t has more strengb Is pure, wholesome and
harmless: Beware Of adulterated imtatonsI Depot
3i5 Washington Street, New York. Sold BY Grocer
everywhere ..s..s ,..,.s5v y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
EFFEcTs OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.

EFFEcTs OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.
Too much eating and drinking. new habits and modes
Of e often produce irregularities In the bowels and
general health Of the system. But BRaHDRrRHs PIrIs
will soon cure, the stomach will regain its strength, and
healthy action ofihe system will be restored. No
MrDIcIsEs are equal In nusefulnesI to the
BRANDRETH,s PILLS, ml,i li.
BRANDRETH's UNIVERSAL sALvE
& ALLCOUK'S POROUS PLAsTERs.
Every man Of the FIRE zoUAvBs had box Of
BRANDRETH'S PILJs,a box OF UNIVERSAL sALvE,
and an ALLoooK's POROUS PLASTER put in their
kuapsack free Of expense And 10 this fact may be at
trbuted the absence Of any Of THIS REGIMENT from
the hospital. :, iaee ass ,it l,i
RvERY SOLDIER should have box Of Brandreth's
PfIs box o. salve, and piece Of Porous Plaster.
They are SURE to be useful, often liie-aying.
Sold by JOHN r. COOK, Druggist, Columbus, and By
all respectable dealers In medicines. d.,sw .s.s,.f
augi7-dlm y II -'t', DsR,c, -, =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
Release OF Hon. +. A. H. nelson.

AAeheApO VI 1hOh' ~ A. ne NolsuhsH
The following dispatch was received at Knox.
Vile, by DR.. J. g. M. Ramsey, from President
Davis: -. IN 3. .s,se, os.A r,syi
RIoHMoND, Va, Aug. l3. !
Dr.. ]. @. Ramsey, Knoxville: t4ll 4,sZ .. -,
Yours received. Mr.. Nelson has ackpowl-
edged his obligations, as citizen of the State
Of Tennessee, to submit to the late decision,
and upon his promise to act hereafter In accord
ance herewith, have ordered his release.
go JEFFERsoN DAVIS.
The Richmond Esqaiser has the following
notice of this gentleman's releases; nsaf SsF
Hon. T. A. R Nelson, of Tennessee Swhose
arrest and arrival here have been noticed,
has been released BY our Confederate Govern
ment Mr.. Nelson declared his purpose to ac-
quiesce In the attitude and political relations
which Tennessee has chosen for herself, and du.
ties consequent thereupon. He acknowledges
allegiance both to Tennessee and the Confeder-
ate Government. His high. character gives
abundant assurance that his engagements and
declarations will be hoporably complied with.
Our Government therefore, could have no rea.
son for his detention, and we are pleased that
the Administration has ordered his discharge
We trust that the generous course Of our Gov
ernmept, and the patriotism Of Mr., Nelson will
have happy effect In promoting the quiet OF
the people OF East Tennessee. Mr Nelson will
probably issue an address to his, people before
long.
Col. Nelson's arrival home is noticed IN the
Jonesboro' Espyess in the following laconic
paragraph:
Hon. T. A. r. Nelson, who has been on a
brief pisit to Richmond, arrived at home this
Thursday morning. nts.3 i,r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
sDsnscratis Union Nominations

~ 10 81 |.
Democratic Union Nominations
---~-t 9fif kAfAJ tt |.
FOR aovERNoR,
Hugh " Jewett,
..-~r,,, ~ - OF Mnskingum.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
a.s sasJ ohm CT. Marshall
go ~ 80 or Browne haso (,
eTese9 SUPREME JUDGE, I'd aY'
s,,i rMOMAs y. 8. SMITH,
OF Montgomery.
TREASURER OF State.
GEORGE w. HOLMES,
or Hamilton.
ssyT Vsj " sEoBErABY or STATE,
SWILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG
"a ist.as 81 rs0f Seneca.
.lry tat -e- np Aff ~
's coMpTRoLLBR
vuas s,s ywAYNE GRIswOLD,
OF fieLaresy. ~ ~
ir@s.es M BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JABEZ w. FITCA, W
..,s OF Cayaho9a. f'.of -
q ~. u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29
TMn Jonrnai ON CemcntinG IN

The Jorraal. of Tuesday, has leader on
eLoyalsy in the South = which is introduced By
starting the question whether such loyalty ex-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29

Columbus. Ohio, August Q, lsoI--d.d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29

-EplroR ONO srArrsmAn--ylease announce me name
d tBrssAn L. RrrS a. candidate for reelec'on W 'n'
tae legislature subject 70 the decision Of The pemo'iA'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-29

-, sea, Cd, white and Ned ana
4 Wits chscfsd q superior quality. Hor sale by
Balm 4 SON,
nh23 No. 70 bouth High