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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-31
MILLARN NEW PATEIT
Lock Stitch Family

A'VSA w uIuIl
SEWING ACDllNE EST
$50. S35, $35. $35.
The only one taking this stitch soli. fbr les
than $40. In form, generalarps arance, stitchs
(alikeo on boil. sides, sire, capacity, speed still.
ness, ease Of motion, and manner Of forming
the stitch. it is etry much like and rarranted to
doas much and rs we'll as the celebrated.
WHEELER s WILSON'S Sla5 MACHINE
We also have the
M Ell q II q LlTAN
Double lock tight fast GROVER L BAKER
stitch $50 family Sewing Machine-wnrantcd
superior TO any 81. machine, or money re-
funded We will send either or both Of these
machines, at agents prices, to any party en-
ga.ea in the sale Of sewing machines, and re-
fund the money at the end Of thirty days il
they are not satisfied.
Agents wanted. Call at lo2 Lake street, or
address LEWIS CORNELL, Box 3G5l, Chicago
Illinois. NIL
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-31
J. 1Iogcndobler,

80 - 49, 49,
Corner q AarFa and Adams Hretn,
CRDARRAlfDS. OwA +,
TSavelets BY Railroad. Stage. Coach 81 Fri,
yate Conveyance, will. ind excellent aceomo-
detifns ~ this. House, 81 the most reasonable
rateN. ,a,t l46m8.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

side, we are led to believe that the contraryIi
the fact.
On Sunday, the 25tl, the New York resi
ment, Col. Kerrigan, sencamped near Bali
Cross Road, was ordered TO occupy positibr
On hill 10 the left of their camp. They has
no sooner.done so than the enemy, who has |
battery within range, fred fifteen shells intt
the new camp, causing them to take new po
sition. Il was subsequently ascertained thai
the rebel battery consists of 8 guns Of large ape
improved calibre, and can reach the fortfeatipI
on the Union aide. "a
secessionsts here are greatly alarmed BY
late arrests. They begin to think the matter
Ia growing serious to them. Several persons Of
suspected loyalty are under the.sarveilance Of
the authorities. q
The 18th Regiment, (EIighlanders), have
been transferred to q new brigade.
Orders we're forwarded to-day to U. bs4 Pen
sion Agents 10 administer the oath OF allegiance
to all persons drawing pensions. Y p. -
Captain Foote has been ordered to the com
ters.
:. Richard Wallick was. elected Mayor Of
Washington to-day, vice Berret.s "a D. glis,
Several soldiers claiming to be British SUBJ
Jects have been discharged from she army,
through the ihteryentiop' of Lord LyoHs. ~
IL Is declared TO be useless to apply to the
Secretary Of War for military appointments.
There are no vacancies, except such as are re-
served for meritorious conduct.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

4 DEATH OF SAMUEL g.. FosrER,--Under our
obituary head, we chad, yesterday morning, the
painfultask Of announcing the death Of SAMUEL
g. FosrER, Of this city. Iieb died at his res
idence on Monday last, the 26th inst, Of typhoid
fever, after severe Illness Of aboutfour weeks
He has passed away In the prime Of his man
hood and usefulness, being only forty-two yeart
of age, and leaving widow and several child
rem to mourn their irreparable loss. Seal
Not only has his death made q wide
and irreparable breach in the domestic and
social circle where. his presence was more
Immediately feltSsnd enjoyed; but his loss
is universally lamented by his fellow citizens
as public calamity. His private virtues were
crowned with noble, generous aud enterprising
public spirit, which elected Che esteem and ad.
miration of all who came within the circle oi
his acquaintance. 's ~ tp bls.augFlg ,.,
a But the character of SAMUEL 9. FosTER was
too well known in this community to need any
newspaper panegyrio. May his virtues bere-
membered, and bis example, wherein u was
noble and praseworthy. be Initiated BY his
surviving friends and acquaintances. " aohsi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
TO the Union Democracy OF FRANKLIN
County.

Notice is hereby given to the Union Demoo
ssracy Of franklin county,to meet on Friday
August 30. 1861, between the hours Of three and
y sir o'clock P. M, in the townships, and sic and
sigt clock P. M, in the Wards, at the usual
places of holding elections (exceptipg Norwich
township, which will be held at Scho6eld's
School House, and the Fourth Ward at Gayer's
\ Ware Room, and the First Ward at the Calf
House), to appoint delegates toattend the Coun-
ty Convention, to meet at the City Hall, in.the
city of Columbus, on Saturday, the 3Ist day Of
August, 1861 ,at ten O'Clock A. NJ, for the pur
pose of putting in nomination two Representa-
.ives in the coming Legislature, one Sheriff,
ono Treasurer, one Auditor, one Recorder, one
Coroner, one County Commissioner, and one
Infrmary Director. &3lMMHEc &
- At the same time and place one delegate
from each Ward and township will be appoint
ed to the Senatorial and Judicial Convention to
nominate q candidate for, Senator and Judge for
this district. Time for holding the Senatorial
and Judicial Convention will be fixed here.
= after. s,t-r.,s t'--s. ~
The following is the numb. Of delegates al
lotted to each Ward and Township, based upon
the vote cast for Supreme Judge in 1860, allow
ing one for each fifty, and an additional delegate
"a. a. ~ fxaetic,, ,r tvanfy Ava votea or, ,,aat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

% KEsNEDY's MEDICAL DIsoovERY.--We cheer
fully devote to Mr. Kennedy and his popular
medicine q portion Of our columns to day, fol
we are well aware that the "Discoverys 10 do
Ing more In one week In the curing Of humors
Of every description, than any remedy that has
ever been got up has done in its phos career
Wssre prepared TO speak Of this article in the
most confident manner, for we have taken un-
usual pains to find out whether 1t was all tha,
it professed to bs. We have visited the Labor,
atory Of Mr. Kennedy at Roxbary, and there
.perused the certificates Of those who have been
cured, many Of them known to us as persons Of
veracity and ,ttuth. In addition to this we
have had cases of cure occur among our own
relatives and friends, and without solicitation
have had persons relate to us what the g Dis
coVery' did for them; these are our reasons for
the high estimation in which we hold this rem
eQy, l. .g ~ e., nHarrr = 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
Fron NaW Work.

New YoRK, August i26.--The u 8. Marsha
of Rhode Island arrived here to-day, having 81
a prisoner of state VIM. M. Fiske, said to be
long to Louisiana, charged with uttering sedi
tious and reasonable sentiments, at Newport
Rhode Island. The gentleman from, LOuisiant
was dispatched to Fort Lafayette. s.r,! -
Two thousand bags of -four, each containing
twenty-eight pounds, have been contributed foI
the benefit of the families of volunteers nov
in the service Of the United States; one thous
and Of these are to be placed at the disposition
of the Union Defense Committee of this city
and the remainder will be distributed In Brook
lyn.a asass.s.9 s1go5lo t'fJ,,4 bgs s,lsi,e,g y y
The Philadelphia Press of to-day says thai
General Mcclellan went out seven miles last
Friday to review General Hooker's Brigade. =
He returned to the city after dark. During
the review number of secessionsts were dis.
covered In ambush, and we're arrested neaf the
road between the troops and the city. II Ii
thought their object was to sssassinate McClel
Ian. 5T,syY rFggrro re- -..,,.. .sis
The Post says large quantity Of provisions,
including 5000 barrels of -four, went last week
to Curacao and ST. Thomas, and hints that they
have gone to ports Of the seeded States
The New York, Pougbkeepsie, Albany, Troy
Utica, Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo Offices
of the New York, Albany ard Buffalo, ,Teles
graph Line, are now kept open night and day
for the transaction Of business, with the excep-
tion Of the Sabbath. 7 On Sunday night dis!
patches can be forwarded to and from the Offices
above mentioned, after 10 P. M. .'lrhiiIa 10 HH. :
: The Post learns that Government has refund.
ed to Illinois 40 per cent. Of the expenditure Of
the State in fitting out the volunteers, which
gives the State 81, ,lOO, 900, .,,,T ~, 90 co. !
" NEw YoRK, Aug. 27.-The proprietors Of the
daily News, fearing an attack on their estab-
hshment yesterday, applied to the police super:
intendent for protection. A force of 400 police
was held In reserve iat the lower station; but
their services were not called into requistion.
Il is understood that. forty men, armed with -e-
yolvers, were retained by the News propriesors
to meet any emergencies. - - y ~
II 10 reported that the rebels at Leesburg,
where their force is now estimated at $4,000,
have taken two Of the engines from the Loudo6
and Hampshire rsilroad, to be used on that
line. ~
By an arrival from ANTIGUA, IN British West
Indies we learn that demonstration took place
there recently In consequence of the hoisting
Of a Confederate flag from the building Of the
consignees of Southern vessel. The ,Ameri
can captain in port insisted upon It's being haul
ed down. and the people responded by tearing II
In pieces. EaJEu03 pEOHA 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

A Coon STYLE OF AEvrRrIsIEo.--Mr. Ken
fnedy, the Proprietor Of Kennedy's Medical Dis
covery, has adopted d very good style Of adver'
tisng. He takes man afflicted with soms
painful humor, such as Serofala, Salt Rheuns
Erysipelas. etc., cures hiD entirely with two q
three bottles Of his medicine, and returns hin
to tho community sound and healthy maa,--
He, Of course, mentions his recovery to every
one he meets who Is suffering from, Q similas
disease to the one with which he was troublsds
this mau 10 also cured, and another advertise
ment is secured The country is full Of these
living advertisements, who at any momeus
are willing to testify to the virtues Of nKenhe-
dy's Medical Discovery. 9gs r ~ ',a,s1'i ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
Later from Caiisornia.

OUTER STATION, PACIFIC TELEoRAPH, Aug.
26.-The Pony Express, with San francisco
dates to the l7th instant, passed here at l P,
I M. to day. Victoria dates to Aug. 7th state
that the steamer Caribee blew up above the
rapids On Frazier riyer.v The captain and six
others were killed and many passengers mis-.
sing. ~
The 1900 men from California to serve on
the plains are rapidly organizing, Ninecom-
panies Of infantry have already reported to Gen.
Sumner, and the 500 cavalry are nearly all ac-
cepted. ~i-e ..
These troops are evidently being organized
on a much better basis than many other volun-
teers recruited for the war The entire force
will be provided With the well made and sub,
stantial clothing that the regular troops are enti
| tied to. .tlead lriaiaa sii ia Of -sEJ
/ There had been large lumber of rumors In
reference tosthe movements Of Gen. AS John
ston, late IN command Of the Pacific forces sIt
seems that Gen. Johnston started from Los
Angeles with "a company, oatensbly for the
destination OF Texas, but after the party left
Los Angeles a disagreement occurred and they
divided.e Gen. Johnston. returned to this city
and took passage In the steamer, and aportion
Of. the original party proceeded into Mexico ~
The reports that Gen, Johnston had arrived 10
Vreinis, and that he had accepted the com-
imand of the late General lGnrnett, are incor-
rect y ialtS alssi gineGsn sg sGs tsiSso
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
From Fortress monroe.

,FoKrREss MonRons August 26 "A Gag OF
truce arrived from Norfolk this morning with
three ladies and q namberof prisoners aptured
by the Confederate privateers. AS the object
Of sending q flag sof truce at this time was
deemed rather inquisitiye, General Wool de-
cided 70 retain the fag till to morrow sn,
Itis high time an end was put to the constsnt
intrusion Of the enemy to obtain information;
whenever they think any important movement
is on foot, they aresure to be on, hand with q
flag Of truce .es' = a' s'ls2gf ]E' vls,s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS:
Eew York market lyl

-- u . { Y --NEw York, Aug. 26
PL0UR-lye. cents lower with q moderate bust
ness doing for export and home Consumption a
s se2s sale, p S sSS Scr,s Ss a. s!st
~ se94 20 fcrsupsrpe western; o. so@4 7S for com
mon to medium extra western; S5D5 10 fof shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and e5 9o90 25 for trade
brands do, market closing duh AID heavy. Canadian
Hour may quoted shade easier with modsra 70 busi-
doiog sales Of $50 barrels at 81 1904 for super.
fDe, and 81 50@7 so for COMMON to choice extra.
RYE FLoUR-steady at % 3O0es e5
COIN MBAL-ouiet and steady; sales Of 100 barrels
WHlsKY-Heayy and lower; sales OF $50 barrels
WHRAT-Heayy and unsettled and 5dBloc lower.
The extreme scarcity Of freight has very depressing
spr1e eOc@ 81 o2 "a 0OO DO Racine spring at O3
81 03 $4,000 do Milwaukee cIub at 81 059l 10; 700
DO white ave 90 $500 do very choice aGioer
ohiost 81 %; 3TeO0do ntsr red weste rn 81 I50
shi,s es0ssa slaaea $500 do while Kentucky at
50 sYETEFmh BYE. Sales 2'co bushels oaDadr at
HARLEY --Duii and nominal ,Eyr .nasv 81
Vc0RN Rules frn with . good demand forboth ex.
port and home consumption: sales Of 2f3 900 bdes az
450tec for rcommop air mixed wester loqfor prime
thppfng Dol and 469slc for inferior TO- prime westth
oAIs4o oHIet ana steady atFpesaOc for Canada; and
3N4 c3c for state add western. tfhHoEh HIN p
PORK moderate business doingi ahd the market
without important ehapge saled 40 bbls at SIS for
Market suli ruiss vsry ct: sales f leo bbls
at S494 50 for country prime; S595 50 for do mess;
Ss@ll 25 for repacked mesa and II, 500I3 l2K for
extrE mgsFT Prime beef and beef hams are quiet
cur MKaTs-AYe dull, but prices are steady; we
netics eles % packages at for shoulders and
5G6Kc:or hansJ "a q LSY6Y1sTLITt
BAGoN-Inactive. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
senatorial ana. J Judiclal oonven,i ON.

..H
The County Central Committees of Frank
lin and Pckaway Counties have agreed upor
WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF sErrKmBER, as
the day for the meeting of the delegates, from
the counties Of Franklin, ,Pickaway and Madi.
son, for the nomination Of a candidate for Sena-
tor. and a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
4 1t is requested that our Democratic friends
in Madison County will send delegates to the
Judicial Convention. r,,,-.. a
The Convention is appointed to meet at Co
umbus at the City Hail.
81 - -. WILLIAM DoMiGAN,.
Chairman Franklin Co. Committee.
WILLIAM DoAN,
81. Chairman Pickaway Co. Committee.
Columbus, Sept. %, 1861. -eI j ,-.,. en-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

p " There'ss tide In the affsirs Of men,
Mr.. JAcoB MAN, laborer in rolling mill at
Covington, KY. has, By the demise Of rich
uncle In England, come Into possession Of an
estate worth thirty thousand pounds sterling.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
Indian Outrages in WisconsIh.

MiLwAuKEE, August 30 Exaggerated re.
ports received 10 day from Horizon, in this
State, are to the effect that q large body Of
armed indiana are marching on that place,
killing ell whites in their way. The report
originated In the fact that family. name un;
known, living ten miles North of Horizon,
were murdered by some Indians in that vicinity,
an act Of retaliation for shooting pony be-
longing TO the Indians. 81 q EW Egq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
s'SE. n. WILLIAMS & &c. !, ,l,s, |. \,
Front Street, Between stats and Town

THE OLD GA Il II lAG E RrR y
= y sA0P hstill running, and although ~
upon her running gearn, she il still turn. -
ng outthose splendid PHRToNg, ROCKAwAYe, and
BUGaIEs, sOnRRIAGRs,s rEXPRkss. q sKELTTON,
DHM0CRAT and GROCERY WAGONS, SMALL 0MNI.
BUeEe. and HACKes Twenty yean steady manufso-
through the South and West. s-'a..
We thevsoe deem It unnecessary to say any thing more
In regard to- the quality Of our work. We WARRANT
kvmr NEnIoLR. We can sell GOOD Tor BueeiSs from
Sl2S to 1885,. ~,
Dealers can bsfunished With any amount Of work at
snort notice prices lower than be bodght any
where In the Westseecohd hand Buggles taken In OK
change for new work. a5Ir5l .sff -
DFRepainng done neatly ana at short notice. Ysc
bus, Ohio. - tIlf97
Alleommnnicaiion wltrscelvs promps attention,
Aug. ;Sl-wH ..psh. N. WILLIAMS q 90,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
Cincinnati Market.

q s,r,ss,s sDsfi,5 ~, 49, ,cncpoirI, Augtit97.
Busipesa in general way opens thia week quite ouil
even the tto life there has been ID wheat has received
me'hins of paralysis under the New York news Of
lover market ~ sEF - - ceW
Fb0ut-ofth the higher grade remains hnn-more
the hapdsof seers than Of buyers. The prices vhici
prevailed on Saturday remain current to day.
WHEAT-BeAra the same quolations which we CAV,
In our last for strictly prime grades, but the buyers ar
not disposed TO operate freely. 'sfiE
O0kN--lS nther Hlo1 az 96c. .
QAps-Bring 23c In buik.-------
RYE AND BARLEY-Are still neglected,
I1iWH1skY--ls stsadyat 13o,l g-Tf1GtTAf
COTnrnereiaI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

n GJ The Zanesville Courier Of Moudy evening
states that Capt. HAMlLroN's company Of 30 Omen
had received orders tofeport at Camp Bueking.
ham, near Mansfield, / on yesterday, and also
that Capt. HAzLErr viii leave, to morrow morn
ing, with about 20 men to join the Second Ohio
{, Regiment at Camp Dennison..l ~, II ----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
A skirmish with the Rebels in vir.
s ginfa.

GALLIPoLrs, o., Aug. 26.--Our forces have
had another akirmish near Hawks Nest with a
company Of rebel cavalry. The rebels we're
routed, with loss of two prisoners, and q CON
siderable number wounded. "A number Of the
cavalry threw away their arms in their fight,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

T Major sLrMMEs left Cincinnati Monday
night to join Gen. RomcRAss in Western vlr-
ginia. 'F'@h - IT'S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

sts1 Twenty three fecr6ita from y ,Northefu
Ohio for Capt. corrfs's. Battery, ,oFoufit Ohio
ARTILLERY, passed -tnsonsh The city saterday''
,ceps. Co1TnNhxsr nosTopa hpadssdf fsd thirty.
) msn.s oniy thirty more 'sfs. wah,sd 10 .oiu !
plsts the organization Of bic Battery. VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
TheNPanY.lRxpf ] J.

V sr, JosErH, Aug. The Pony Express has
been abandoned between St. Joseph and sta.
tion ITO miles west. Letters will be obliged to
60 by stage from here to reach the poDyat the
starting point ltGatrAls sskassT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

i T Gov. DEshrsoE has, appointed Lieut., Col
Muson, late Of the Second Ohio Regiment, As
sssant Adlutanti GsnetaSsS5 's,11s..ss I, $3.50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

Dr The Quartermaster In Cincinnati has
puSdhGssd ,soOtKOrssdand1 .Oso nulsstor the
army since the was bsoke out.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

BosroN, August 26I--Orders have been re,
ceiyed from Washington TO rsft, the Congress
for biockadiDg purposes.
Mr., Holt, Of Kentucky, Is here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

\ Notwilhstandlng the ststshshts thAt the reb-
els had fsueSted from before the Union lines
on he south Of the Potomac, On the Virginia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

,lGTFour regimsniO Of Indiana infantry have
gone to ST. Louis since Monday morning,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

WIN. DoMrcAN, JGooB RENHARD,
SAM'L DOYLE, ALEx, THoMPsoN,
H. W. MILLER, WIN. CooPER, 20 i's
JOHN M. PUoH, ]. BULEN,
R. PIcKEREL, JAMES HoRLocKER,
IL. s. HIGH,
County Central Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

| ltth, IL Qneegstovn On ne lsth Iinsts, passed
Csp race se ~, Friday. stsr1oca S ns
sasS Il cotton Il Is Liverpool ssYy Sssi,ss for
tvc dye Of Al .oOobalts, cIosin qplet and qn-
rssd.sufs sasisr, snd veplssf sbs III IsHs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
Defeat OfAO0l. Tyler in -WesfernVir'
~ IA h.L ~. ainin Il Nh .Nn hnlIaa

'lst ia 20 svn ~ ,,s.. Rinia ssait 5ne dgpeo
/ ClScIsNlrI, August 81. .-A AdYices from tht
KsnaWh ha state that Col. Tyler q forces, ,Neresnr
rounded and badly defeated, by the febels'unfel
Floyd, estly yesterday morning ,at Somefyills,
We have nopatti ticulars vets 1aiis6 iss 81
~ osaSs al sns
4 McCleIlan's Plans ExpOged = Rebel
| ,Forces Incfcasing In aTennesseS :
HTenhesseeans Joilsing thS sEeds5al
Fofces. IA .oe 10 s' sIi,sA z
WASHINGTON, Aug. .26-Tbrough the agency
Of some traitogs the plan OF Gen. Mcclellan for
makiDg a'reconn oissance lin force Of ARTILLERY,
which might have resulted in cutting Off the
rebels 1tom this side of vAs Betrayed
"a. the enemy; lbencet etheir sudden stampede
% Lettefs from East Tenn essees speak OF grow
ing rebel force at Camp Boone near fClarksville,
the headquarters Of the ,Knights- Of the Golden
Circle. Their plan, after getting 10000 smei .
lie TO lay the county wastes from 'Chmberland
Gap, THOUGH East Tennessee and Kentucky, to
the Ohio rive, and along that 70 Pehhss sapia
The whole force ID MOTTO move to gether, but is
to be divided intosInall mafauding pattiesl -
An attack on Tompkipsvflle, Tenn. being
apprehended recently, Col. Davis collected near.
ly 1900 Unionists,. ,.secnred the State arms for
them, and awaited the rebels. They disap-
| pointed him ssLiNsaE5ATs
Many of 3 rs Tebhessee FIJI Ffst;,, Sbt Won lau.
reis in Mexico under Colo Campbell, are join
| Ing the Onion forces. N
Major 9sl Gsreraf Hunter ba J leaves fQr Chicago o.
The Ptesidsnt. directed, to day. that a Briga.
der Gen eral,s commission should be issued 10
Daniel e. SickIes. boSSoTsN Al y "a sst u r.
|, "A skirmishi occutfed befTeeii some 5Ospick-
eta of the New ork 97th and % Michigan aud
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

n rr Dr.. w. =, McMiLIrs, Of. this city, has
: been appointed surgeon,G General Of Ohio Y q
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Latest from. iurope.. !. !


III FARTHER POINT, August 20, l.Pa M.--Th
steamer Hlpernls, from Liverpool on the l5tf
tvia Londonderry on the. .l6sh, lssin sight.
y LIVERPOOL, August l5.--Cottou-Sales II
four days. &c, 900 bales, including $500 to spec
ulators aud ex9qrters; market elospg quiet an
unchanged. ,93aotationss are the came as pc
Canada. "a Adyices from ihlanobester Indicate al
inactive nasrket, but prices unehapesd.sa IA :
| Breads,ufs.W aketield, NSsh, y Go, AM
hienTdson, spence &sVo's report -Four dull
and decltned % l0r A merican which squoteI
at 4@27s cd. Wheat has q decliniogste9den
cy, and prices l@2dlower, Red Western % 3
9lls; ked southern ils@ Is %; white West
EN- lzsi White SoutnernN 10 sSg iSs "a Corn
nat; Mixed and yellow Sys od@sus %; Whit
Sh @32s 3D. ssa 49, ss,a SSAs ss,i ~, =. ~ & "a
lsss Provislons-ipe same authoritleareport bee
quiet ana sseaay,. 'foik heavy out qgotation
unsettled. Bacon quiet ana unchapgeds LatC
very duh ana tending downward. at 4ss@5os
aailow declining: sug'r quiet but STEADY
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