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BUNYAN's PIGRIN.-The next lecture in
the course upon Bunyan's Pilgrim will be
given tomorrow evening at Plymouth
Church on Prospect street. The lecture will
commence with the loss of the Pilgrims
Burden, and include the characters: The
Three Shining Ones, Simple, slOth, Pre-
sumption, Formalities, Hypocrisy, nill Of
Difficulty, and the ArbOr. These characters
will be so illustrated as to be profitable to all
who may desire to hear.
TIE M1NsTRELs.-Another crowded house
last night attested the favor in which VII
son & Morris Minstrels are held by the pub
lie. The performance throughout was un-
exceptionable, the burlesque limitations OF
Charley Backus being particularly admira-
bic. Tonight this inimitable delineator
takes benefit, and a choice programme will
be presented. Those who do not go will
miss a treat indeed.
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- All should not tail to read the advsr
tisement of Prof Wood in to-day's paper.
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Lard, kettle rendered 10 9"
Fresh pork, roasts and stake, cts. per lb.
sausage, 7
Salt Pork, all kinds, s
Goods delivered to any part of the city. d2t
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gapFt 8an9ings.


NEW ALL APERS
JUST RECEIVED.
ITO BUY WALL PAPER CHEAP;
goto n. CARSON CO.'S.
T1O BUY CHOICE CORNICES
cheap, % to NJ CARSON 90.
ITO BUY WINDOW SHADES IN
every variety, cheap, go to
IF YOU. WANT PAINTS, OILS,
VARNIsH, &C., genuine article, 60 70
n. CARSON B 20.
IF YOU WANT TO GET VALUE
received for your money, 60 to ls3 SuPsrior g.
A LARGE LOT OIL CLOTHS
n for sale cheap, at NJ. CARSON a cos.
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~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigorator.
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DR. GLASS, Chairman

T. MoORE, Secretary.
Hr.
arl 40 --.-4.-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
R. B. DOUGLASS { co.

R. B. DOUGLASS L co.
l7S. SUPERIOR STREET. IT9
Forest City Block.
Photographic Stock,
Gilt and Rosewood Frames,
Pure Chemicals,
Artists Materials,
Engravings Framed to order,
Gilt and Rosewood Moulding,
sterescopes,
sterescopic Views,
Wholesale and Retail.
an5:321-1m.
q q Carve 0o,,,b Cr-. 5a.9ap1O
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PoLIoE CoURT-Henry Adams, for steal
ing so pounds of white lead from
= s-as fined $40 and costa
and sent to Jail for " uay II sTTiet
Mcdonald, for same offense, discharged.
Mary Bell, disturbance, House of COrrec-
ton for 29 days. Ann Doran, same ofense,
50 and costs.
Robert Morfeit was arraigned on charge
Of burglary in stealing clock and about 60
cans of OYSTERS from Martin Johnson. John
Sweeney was arrested for concealing the
same. Examination will take place on Mon
day.
Charles Jonesc, ,harged with stealing three
shoulders of pork, will be examined on Mon
day.
John MeCartman and Mrs. Agnes Har-
rington were brought before the Court on
charge of adultery, and will have hearing
on Monday, They were arrested at house
on st. Clair street, while regaling them
selves on "hot whisky and suitable re'
| freshments.
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Va Street Railroad Tickets, 21 for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. Fogg's Crockery
Store.
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Goal.

THE HAMM0NDSYILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand, ct Wholesale and Retail from their own
HAHMoSDsYiLLE COAL, for Gas, Steam, smith
HAM96SDsTiLL o6KE No /, for Nauuotur1
zAMM6FDsVILLE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
5ANMoNDsTILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
HAMMOKDsvILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern aud wodges side wedge circle or arch and
4AMM0EDsvILLEF FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
IAMMo1SDsY1LLE FIRE CLAY TILE, of every
4KNM0NbsvILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
1AMM0NpsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
4awH0S Si5sFITI,F ViiITRIIFTIED WATER PIE,
GAS PIPE SC. Of every size and variety, en- ~.
6racing single and double branch screw benoAi
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL
For lubrcatius and burning gat wholesale eTniy
General Agent. once on c. a P. Pier, Cleveland
Ohio. mar22E2i
HOREl COKEII COKEfll---
~ Il. WALLACE & SON ARE NOW MANU-
EACTgR4HG Coke from the pure liAhMONDs-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which is superior
% any other Coke In the market. we can furnish
1astnolla5s nom numerous manul9ctureI1 y no are
pow 1sing ~ and who speak Of its character In the
Also, oonstant supply Of HummondsvTle Strip
Vein aMiIhlNG COAL and also for Domestic
Bi6S located Immediately on the line ofths Cleve
Iand 3 Pittsburgh hailroad, we can ship with dis
rlatah 70 any part OF the state. Orders solicited
III. Il. WALLACE son,
HammondsTile, jefferson County, Ohio.
January 81, 1860. leblRs
OF HUEsFY, Pittsb g. }. q. HUssEY. GEO. sIsOLAIR.
HUSSRYS & COMPANY
NOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN Pittsburgh,
ealineville and strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
for smitbing Once on the east side Of the Cieve-
land Pittsburgh B. r. Goal pier, Clevelanes Ohiq
Order1 len at Husaoy a McBride,s NWlusl0M
Merelo1sel VIII reoeive nrdnnt afte nLloa sl..ltt
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TheRniIwnr.


sAEDusKY, MANsFIELD AND NEWARK RAIL-
RoAD.-At meeting of the stockholders Of
the s., NJ. & N. R. R., held at the Office of
the Company in ssnduslZy on Wednesday,
the following gentlemen were elected Direct
ors for the present year:
VIM. Durbin, Sandusky; VIM. P. Chap
man, sandusky; Samuel Robins, Plymouth;
Robert NJ. Comb, Mansfield; HIP. Warden,
Mansfield Jas. C. Woodbridge, Mansfield !
Jerome Buckingham, Newark John W..
sprague, Huron Jas. Lyon, Hebron.
At a meeting of the Directors, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers:
President-Wm. Durbin, sandusky.
secretary-John W, sprague, Huron.
Terasurer-Wm. P Chapman, sandusky.
Transportation and Freight Agent-Wm,
J. Dill, sandusky.
Assistant superintendent--James H. Stew
art, sandusky.
Master Mechanic-ThOmas HOgg, San
dusky.
Il. & c. R. R.--ANNUAL ELEcrIoN.-The
stockholders of the C. z. & C. R. R. met at
the Office of the company, in Akron, on the
9th inst, and elected Directors for the en-
suing year as follows:
Simon Perkins, Akron; J. D, COmmins,
Akron; D. L. King, Akron; Jno. s, Gilcrist
Springfield; E. B. Ellsworth, Hudson H.
K. EnOs, Millersburgh.
At tameeting of the Board Of Directors Oh
the same day, officers were elected as fol-
lows:
President and Superintendent - Simon
Perkins.
Secretary and Treasurer-Edward Mize.
VIM. d. LaPius-Road Master.
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oI.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vatE in a superior
Peason61bls terms, ,at' his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
ianIsRIO
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GoDEY FOR FEBRUARE.-Hawks Bro. have
Godey's Lady's Book for February, with a
splendid double fashion plate, with the usual
amount of miscellany, fashions, &c.
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C, C. C.-0ary's Cough Cure. dee28Rl
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ELECTRIC BATHS -soMETHINe NHw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are a certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &C., and diseases
peculiar to females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
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The Quarterly Meeting Ofthe County Tenn
perance Society, will be held at Euclid
Creek the first Wednesday in February, at 10
A. NJ.
By order of Central County Temperance
Committee. ". II. BREwsTER,
d&wit Secretary.
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.LEYELAND 10 MAHONING
RAILROAD. eta

TrrF TABLE No. IT-To take effect on. and after
wednesday, November 3, lsso-
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valencias worth a cents, which we win
sell at I22 cents.
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5ezsl0 aFs3H 1876 Ere -tTn-fSS
Throwing on the Lask.

In the last Fourih Of July Oration, as as
it is called. by the Notorious Wendell
Phillips, entirely characteristic of that
bold leader Of the New England Republi-
can party, the following emphatic sentence
occurred, pregnant with present neaniag
aud darihgiy Suggestive Of future intcn.
ton:
Z believe we owe, tie absence Of com.
promise to Charles Sinner in the Senate,
and the New York Tribune in the conn-
try.
These discussions viii soon be over
TIE problem is being. decided-sooner
than we think he end viii come. The
Constitution is reata T&e people win be
called one DAY not long .hereafter to. re
organize We'wi!l then fill with men the
places ofsths men of 7S7, who planted
the a,agon's taetAr which South Carolina
and Massachusetts reap in bloodsbed tos
day. Let us do better work than they
The cannon are poisted, and twa hundred
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The, Gazette vs.. President Lincoln.

=
A paper in this city is anxious, to have
a National Convention called, to amend
the Constitution to settle our, little differ
ences, Who would attend ii?-Gasette.
y We expectedsthe Gazette would bite at
that bait. 1t pitches into the recommen.
dation as emanating from US. 7 1t is mis-
taken in thisl 1t comes from the Presi-
dent Abraham Lincoln. who suggested it
in his Inaugural. Ii it wants -te, pitch
into the President, we advise it to do it
directly, instead of attacking him over
our shoulders. In favoring the Copven-
tion, the "paper in this city" is simply
sustaining our Republican President. As
to the question, who would attend ii?
we reply, most probably all the States.
Try it and see, and if our Southern
brethren refuse, it win only be the worse
for their cause = Enquirer. q fiass
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From Columbus.
Military Matters at Columbus
,mors Of Raid into, Monroe Co. Ohio.

mors of RAID into Monroe Co. Ohio.
s..bee,rl. n@...f :, CoLUMBUs, July %.
a. General Cox was, at POGO. on the, Ka-
payha, yesterday morning, The rebel
force was encamped at Charleston. It is
not the Cleveland Artillery that is with
Cox's Brigade, but one company, from
.RaYenna, and one from Canton, under
Capt Cotton, of the latter place. They
are State companies mustered for three
years. a.4sz .ss.l.fs-,.s. sssr,oa ssa
The conduct Of the Ohio boys at the
Scarey skirmish was truly gallant They
are reported to have taken the enemy's
FIRE with disciplined coolness.. The reb'
els. are falling back on Charleston. ,.,.,,.l.
Wide and deep excitement, but firm
determination, in Columbus, this. after
noon, on report of tho repulse at Manas-
as. s>.sE ~ eltass..vs ,rfs. - acts
Nine Ohio three months regiments, in
Western Virginia, whose time is out, will
be Immediately ordered to Columbus and
be mustered out of service. 1T is proba.
BILE they will ell be. re,mustered for the
war. sa.f-,ss si5i "a, 49,.
/ There, is report tonight from Monroe
county, that q lot of rebels crossed ,the
Ohio river, at Sun6sh, last night, killed
forty men, and robbed and. plundered
generally. sata4ac~sFa gf,sa-s 1T. I
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, WASHINGTON July %, Gen. Nc
gaellah has been summoned by the Gov
erhment from Western Virginia to repair
to Washington to take command OF the
army OF the Potomac Gen. Rosecrans
takes his place in command of the army
Of Western Virginia. The corps de asan.s
1t Washington is to be reorganized and
Increased. These orders have already
been given. Offers of Regiments already
raised are being made with such rapidity
as to ensure that this will be accom-
plished. aa i: s,Lss-u 4ga.T x1
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Or OHIO.
saaoi ga EiyIpl---4--A-.ssseia hsJ ,aoe
.aP PUBLISHEDl By "A yTHORITY.la :
AN ACT

,lNo. IS. AN ACT
70 prohiSit the circulation Of ths Notes Of
si7oq97 non specie paying ,Banks.ahT sl'i'd
.SEoTiosi Is BE 1t enacted blythe General As
senltiy Of Tie State of Ohio, That it shall bs
unlawful for any bank, banker, broker, e&-
exchange sbroker,lor1 other money fdealer or
incorporated, company, in any manner to- ppt
in circulation either directlyior indirectly, the
notes of Issue of any bank or banking COM
pany, whether in or out of this State, which
notes shah not, at theitirse they are so put in
eireu}atien,b be receivable, at par by the bank,
banker, broker, exchange broker, or other
none ySdesier or Incorporated company SO put
ting the same in circulation, and redeemable
at pars in gold or silver coin by the bank or
banking company issuing the same.
Ste. 2. Any bank, banker, broker, exchange
broker, or other money dealer or incorporated
company, that shall violate the provisions of
the first section of this acta shall forfeit and
pay for each offensea sum of money equal TO
ole fifth of the nominal-value of the notes so
pute in, circulation 9centrary.to the provisions
of this act, together with costs OF prosecution.
to Ee recovered in an action in the name of the
Stat g of Ohio. before any justice of the peace
orseosl rtio seomm onp pleas having jurisdiction
and all forfeitures recovered and collected un,
der this act shall be paid into the treasury OF
The county in which the action is brought for
the use of the county. a'-a e- 'Si
SEC 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force on ani after the first day of June next.
- - -,.,,..rs - y. HITCHCOCK, ~,
Speaker. of the House OF Representatives.
asfsfJs|ai ss's 8 ROBERT C. KIRK,
ssei esr3eSfE &c President of the SENATE. =
Passed May 8, 1861. s. sG xa53 3sh
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Federal Officers Taken and Hung by
Secessonists IN Missouri. eans

Federal Oficers Taken and Hung by
sess9ajl Secessionists IN Missouri. aaasg
- ST.. CHARLES, Mo-, July 2I.-qBy ytrain
to-day, we shaveoa confirmation of the rsr
port that Coll Bens Sharpe, 7of Montgom-
cry county, and Lieut.. Jaeger,,aof the
Federal troops, were wounded by the
rebels and subsequently hung: Lieut.
Jaeger, who had been wounded ii the
arm5 q day or two previous, by secession
lists, near Wellsville., was being taken by
Coils Sharpe to. his (Sharpe's) home In
Danvine,, when they were fired upon By
parties concealed in the bushes by the
road side, and Col nSharpc was severely
weunded ia the back Their horse.a tax.
ing flight, ran to aMartinsbarg, where
they were soon after oVertaken BY d party
of mounted rebels, aud in spite Of their
entreaaies that their lives mightcbe spared,
they were Both taken out and hung sin
n Col. Sharpe was Captain of tie Mont
gomery Home Gnafds, a prominent law
yer Of Danville, AID formerly seS9ate
Senator.z 98a sss7es b9tsSvs9I aTsf
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one 10 FIVE!

The general and steady advance of the
United States army in Eastern as well as
Western Virginia, is causing an inquiry
to be made fer the Southern troops. each
one of whom was equal to fue Northern
and Western men. They don't seem TO
be forthcoming. This war may possibly
have one good effect, if it takes that ri
dicnlcus and hateful conceit out of the
minds of our Southern neighbors, upon
which they have hourished SO extensively.
They will find that, one to one, we are
just as good as they are, if not better, and
hereafter they will have more respect for
our manhood and dignity,-Ga. Eng.
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CAMP CHASE, NEAR co51uMBUs,

ed sAsn.s @.-rAu, hS{ Cuiy hyo, % 4. -rF.eas
lee Dear Spirit: We, the undersigned mem
berss Of Mess No. g. Capt. w ashburn's
Company, desire, through the columns of
your yell l-circulated paper, ito. return our
heartfelt gratitude to- Ms. SAMSON Pat
Itersop, Mrs. Daniel Patterson Mrs.
James Patterson. Mrs. Joel F. j udkins
and Mrs. Robert .Edny,, for their ybounter
GUS donation of pound cake, roast chick,
ems, pies and various kinds fof, buffers.
We wish to inform them that on last Sum
day b"our table fairly groanedooo e beneath
the weight of those "sgood things. and
Eyas, aek nowledged bysAn to aexcsed apyr
thing, Of. the kind eyer before Witnessed in
Camp Chase, Thanks, kind friendsgT
ihapks5awe shall ever remember You,
both ia camp and upon the sbattlei field.
|God l'ses bless the lsdies!v s4sY slds fe slodw
Isca ,a0slsaBen tens Honeywell, Dishwasher
lbgs ksiaw Mark rkfLawreneesEgs ostesa4
IaaBb ts 50 Samuel Rhinehart, asastsR; re
eds haa IoWm. Mof6ssfffsii 2alassys sss.
siat Of besThos. oMofRtsis edt 10 ats sse9
sG, 20 aoi,Perry MofGtsi ssei saoItss yToy
aauass,IA John, Hwaddle,or sdi IS eioaa
|sdi 10 saiWma Stine,ds4sx 3 s'ya7,sqGuH
sas ,l4sdsSamuei Whiteya aa4 .1ads VISA
.Ges sgespN pNawlanpMeroer, .1eof 10 gainTpd
o, sHsoaih haJ 0hafP Pratt. s!1sdimsdo .AnisI4s
7ad,o yasaBesjamin Eo,Keene;s7sfO .ta
AbrahaasH Hayden, G saieanag
P. s. The kindness shown to me- per.
soanall on ly.rby Massrsi Judkipsn Rastesson
ald uBarretta l canpots forget aAs thousI
and .,thanks ' are due them for. .their sdona,
tian q, r, O. stamp ostsLogi ess . and 9th
eHarticles. too Numerous aus to neqntian. .q i n.oiaw
oj Byainsertieg the above you Eill ti9blige
oes. eEfnls yours. &c seoi "A. JsLsss
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WASHINGTON July %, 1861.

1 WASHINGTON July %, 1851 Il
ed Charles Nc Cook, of Stenbenville. seous,
in of . Col. McCook, was killed in the af.
ternoon cayslry charge upon our retiring
forces, 55s5 HsHK *, 1855 sa7of sT5sss7
Lieut.. Athearn, Cincinnati zouay aa,
informs me that McGrow,o who twas
wounded in an eye escaped from hospital
and arrived safely; feared our five other
Ohio wounded were sbayonetted by the
enemy.d 3fsi .tsg1'aa sii ri ga.la. .9liI
half of the Ohio troops are
known to be safe already; great many
were behind at Fairfax; last night.sof sdI
street corner and shoteliscrowd.
ed with eager and excited groups, listen
ing to the story Of some escaped yolunj
teersita4a zoo sgg @igsTHq sat G1sa7 Ts1
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a More 1n.ellfgible Account or the Bat
7tle--Part Of sherman's, BATTERY Saved.

1t is estimated that $4,000 of onr
troops we're engaged in the battle yester-
day, and only $4,000 at any one time
The whole battie occurred within the ra
dinsi of a mile Fl is now thought the
enemy lef oftheir batteries for the
purpose Of deeoying our troops on, =,
The agent of the Associated Press,
from Centerville at 2. O'Clock this morn:
ing, gives the names Of the dead there;
among them is S. Collins. of The Cd
Wisconsin Regiment. Sherman battery,
or the greater part Of j. has returned to
Washington, The reason Of the capture
Of the other batteries was that :he horses
wero shot. Five hundred Of the enemy's s
cavalry have been seen since yesterday
near Bulls Run Bridge. rsT Is sxkzU
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Gen. p.stergss al I1arper's Ferry.

'sPniIADELpn1A, Jdiy s2:4Gen. Pat
terson's presence at Manassas Junction is
a a'mistake. He was yesterday at Harper 5
Ferry, with portion of his command,
awaiting the arrival of Gen. Banks.
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=. :. s % ottr ] D.. s. !. . !.
: rHE MoNsTRR's DOOM Z !. !.

.r,s
81 ns.rtha millio5s. shodt vi6t orio,,E
- Unionl Union peaceful, glorious.
Live f0reyerI thy ,sr foes are ,,stas dsad
. H6snjtds g. = 'F-,sS 1s1.' W
e = 6 s.ssssaa s. - -
- Letter from. { ann ChasnJSa
.,s...s,--.-.s.--s.s..:.s.-..s.[,..s....... -.
~ 49,, -. cAMp cHAsra .IulyrIsth,ol ssI,;.,
~ -. ss,r,.s ,,,,s
.sszsrsl = rssiments in this, eamp have bssa sus-
nished With fatigus suits, composed ,of. = gray
Jssxst OF foundabout, pair of gfay pants, 2
osp'snd GAP cover, Palr o. ess an par
silSrsesivs ssi and par Of drawers The e
clothing thus far FscsiEed IS sxQsIIsnt.p LIS
very Substantial and fooks finely The The caps s
ere snpefS; nj sIns men toox yassiy .aO5e hse
,fsrsncs,. il tn. pains whisa they take Ia 'tliiL
ling. .,s,vo,
There are q nnmher of ladies now in
camp who contribute very ,matsriplls TO.
ward driving away dall care, During
these dreamy moonlight evenings their
ssrenades are really, ..delightfal:ag a, ball
va. "a m the tapis. but, it was vory .nncsrs,
moniously nipped In the, bud bgd Col
Scammor. The ladies' frowned- .at-.ihe
disappointment, and some of the officers
almost swore.
A prison is in process. of erection in
the rear of the barracks, for the btAeliiiaf
,saehaprisopers "a. NAV beutaken. m Sy,skt
tern virginia. hone TO see it Sled 1ss5b;55aa
il there are enough z i5Sls in That region
70 fiji i'll There aro twelve bere pew
Mr:Weiil CON 3s65 from StdfSsd did
not ar.ite' or fucsday,i asa was expected
am informed that he has obtained an
extension Of tfme for reporting until the
20th. Squire BcArdnsets ara NJ. Sam
uel Smith from fa ays siHe, here yes
terday to get . con- 9agy aecspted,.. They
were eniy partially success fnf - am sat
isfied that q coin pany from our county, or
from any other III tiae Srhte faif ftM aid
ready to march forthwith were rendered
it would be pronipti5 .hccepted, The de
partment His shahefhlly imposed upon by
officers representing That they have full
co npanies, when fhey have but fractions.
The sick men from our tcounty are do.
ing we'll. Thosei Who swerc supposed to
he danoeronsIv iHI have almost entirely
recovered. re- i fihsrs are i few new cases d
measles Z The general health Of the camp
is excellent. y H-kzi 81 t1t
Theresis some siirjiif the camp just nov
created by 4 report that We are to receive
narchinf " tdera soon ~ tFhe only founda
! fiou 1 can fnd for the repor. is that the
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srtMr. Foas, ,MinisientosS S SwiizBrland.sl .sleft
Paris yesterday for Berne, ,,shis future res
idance. in company with Mr. aBurlingams.
Mr., Fay, the retiring Minister to Swift
zerland,eis going to. travel q little in, En-
rope. and then to return to Bsrne. to take
up his permanent, residence. His second
wife is q Swiss lsdy, and all his, ties seem
to be now in that country; He is very
popular in Befne, aud is widely known by
the Swiss people and univ ersally esteemed
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-07-31

Extracts from the Foreign, Correspon-
dence of the New Y ork Times.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-07-31

NO S1slsls4 AN ACT sa 80.
Making appropriations for, the year. 1861.
SECTION /. Be Il enacted BY the Gen
,ras assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That