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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

THE Ono EDucArosL Monthly - The
number for August has several choice educs.
tional essays, and the proceedings 7of the Ohio
State Teachers' Association, held at ElyriS
early in this month We learn that the cIrcu
lation of the Monthly Is principally among pro-
fesslonal teachers end the members Of school'
boards. While all these should have it, we
think parents and guardians would find Il a val
liable auxiliary to enable them better to sppre.
ciate and aid the efforts of the intslligen,
teacher. Its eminehtl5 practical character, un.
der the management Of its present editor, Mr.
WHITE. Is its great recommendation. '4 o'
= The Monthly is published in this cityTby E.
E. WHlrE & Co., ct one dollar a year. ,r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

CONSUMPTION. often do we hear the
death OF a friend by the hand Of this fell de
stroyer, aud when we ask the particulars, the
answer often is "They had humor, II set
tied on their lungs and they died.' Here then
IL 10 admitted that humor was the primary cause
Of their disease, It is these humors upon which
we wish to speak. Kennedy Medical Discov.
cry has been before the public for some twelve
years, and in that time ts merits have been
thoroughly tested certificates are daily being
received By its Proprietor from all directions Of
peisons cured OF humorous diseases now II
these persons had suffered these humors to re,
main in their syssem, they might ere this have
been thrown into a consumption or other fatal
malady Delays are dangerous, s.,5, ,!.. s
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The Killed, wounded, Missing and
Priannera aY lha Gecannd mn

prisoners Oh ahe Second Ohio.
WASHINGTON, July &c The following is
llst of the killed, wounded and missing in the
Second Ohio Regiment:l9i4- rsfz ID.
Killed-Surgeon Alfred Powell; Leutenants
]. w. Dempsey and Samuel Irwin; Sergeant
A. Donnell; Privates Straud, Thomas I. Lani-
gan, Polk, Bush, John Cregan, John Mcfarland,
Corrier, VIM. Maxwell, Michael Mccarthy,
VIM, Baird, Morrow, Robert Tape, Polk, Nc
Cormick and Jas. Murphy. Fs -. /,
Wounded James Morrison, slightly; Polk,
Larken, James Mcnamara, George Taylor,
Color Sergeant John II. Morris, Sergeant ]. d.
Wilson, Corporal w. A. Pucker, -sIightly; J.
McKernan, badly; p Mollin, HI. Fitzpatrick,
Jno. Bush, Adolp. Wabuck, Patrick A. Denim
dangerously; Dan. Morrill,, Israel Ferguson,
Taken prisoners--Assistant Surgeons ]. A.
Furgeson and W. A. Connolly; Hospital
Teamster Howard; Surgeons Bay and Joseph
Missing-Second Lieutenant Henry Simpson,
Co. B; Sergeant Major VIM. ]. Thomas; and
lao others goo
Deserter--Second Lieutenant Frank R. Mott,
Company .g- y. ,.... .-
According to General Order No. as, 10 the
future nc volunteers will be mustered into the
service who is unable to speak the English
language. l5 j., y.4.s IA. .-f..is-, ~, -
Capt. Van Vleethas been appointed Quarter
master Of thesrny Of the Potomac, and has en-
tered on his duties. iI / r. e. ~. }'.i
There seems ito obeino doubt that Coils. Du
mont Millay and Wallace, of Indiana, who have
so distinguished themselves in Western Vir.
ginia, have been or will be appointed Brigadier
Generals addition to j. D.. Reynolds of that
State. Brig. Gen. Morris will be honorably dis
charged from the service tomorrow, Major
General Sanford, Of New York; Brig. Gen
Runyan, of New Jersey; Brig. Gems. Cox, Sch
lech and Bates, Of Ohio, are also respectively
to be honorably discharged. The frat named
August 18TH and the last named on the 9th
and the Others on the 30th inst. -.lis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

DISCHARGE OF SOLDIER ON HABEAs Cor
Pus.-on Thursday, July 25, on the application
OF the father, ELI McGRIoooR. Of Richland
county, Judge ALnERY discharged on habeas
corpus MonRts McGRraeoR from the U. 8. ser
vice. He eis minor, under eighteen years Of
age, and had enlisted without his fathers con.
sent in Capt. ToM FoRD's company. and was
afterward transferred to Company D, Capt. A.
G. JOHNSON. Gath Regiment, which Left Camp
Chase yesterday morning, July &c. %. ellas.
The son at the time of HE discharge was
sck in the Camp Hospital lie, however, OBJ
tanned a free pass and went homo in the cars.
The father, being unable to pay his fare, set out
for home on foot. e
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THE HOG MARKET.
Light prime Hogs... .....,.........4 Go.
Distiljerv Hors.. "A. .,.s.s... a. ~. 3 s6l3na
new York Market. /

- 3', g,.. 81 49, NEw YoRK. July 25.
FAsHE5-AIarket lower for Pearls and unchanged for
Pots sales Of 75 barrels at IS SO and IS for the
former; and e5 rs for the latteF.,v if s sss, ~ =
I, COTTON Oontnues firm and active: sales OF 600
bales atl5k for mlddling Uplands. n l,uss5 i y
FL0UR-More doing for export and market SC better;
Sales OF 1900 barrels at "a 00@4 05 for aupeffine
state; 81 204 rs for extra state, including choce At
81 3D Sa4 for snperhne western, and 81 40 for
common to medium extra western ~ e5D5 90 for ship
ming brands extra round hoop Ohio; o5 yOD0 10 for
trade brapds do, the market closed dull further,
vance in heights materially checking the export de-
mand. Canadian hour may be- quoted shade hf1er for
common fair bubnes doing Sales Of 200
barre sat o4b2 eS XII inpernne, Apd "a 5a9ffof
'pRfSA Il S Aha prices noaiuaiy a6ahsas
&C CORN MEAEA EARdi,s stsads. Sales 100 barrels a,
~ e59290 for jersey.
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Statement Of a VIrginian who saw
.Nll ,gl1 ~ tho FiEht. ,y--.--.

no sgla - the Fight. 777-lI--,7
PHILApELPHIA, July 25.--The Evening Bul
lelin has an interesting statement received from
the lips Of wealthy virginian, residing O few
miles from Manassas Junction. He witnessed
the battle Sunday, and describes the conduct Of
Me Federal troops as daring and brave in every
respect. He states that the rebel loss is be-
tween 5000 and 1000. The Black Horse Cav
airy, the crack regiment of Virginia, was most
terribly cut up. Only 200 out Of the regiment
were saved y tr saslil se4v 3.5
Oar informant says It was a mos. fortunate
thing that we did not drive the rebels beyond
Manassas, for within two miles Of the rear at
the Junction, the ground for many acres is
mined In the most artistic manner, and tons of
eunpoWder placed there. Our informant thinks
that the Governments not aware OF the extent
OF the rebel preparations to destroy our troops /.
Upwards of I2.500 negroes we're employed to
work In the intrenchments at Manassas, and
about the same number employed on those at
Richmond Gen. Lee was not at Manassas
during the battle, and Is now at Richmond com.
manding an active force, estimated ct III, ,000
Richmond Is surrounded with mines like those
at Manassas. II the rebels find that the Union
men are going to take the city, It will be blown
up. Had the Federal forces got beyond Ma
nassau last Sunday, Besuregard admits that
"the rebel cause would have been lost, " g ., S''
An Impression prevails at the South that the
North has no money, and cannot get any = The
rebels are under the deluslon that the heavy
sums owed the North by the South will be, the
means Of making as bankrupt, and that Ia less
than year the North will succumb. a, l .
There are two regiments Of well drilled ne.
groes at Richmond. r' 1Si LISP fso i2i =
Our informant heard no news of any slave in.
surrections. The bitterness of feeling at the
South against the North Is described as most
terrible. ~ }s.s,,t M ~.
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"They g Right to the Spstls All
Instant Relief! stop your Ooughi
4 n ~ ea ia3aE thh
.4s Purify your BREATH .
strengthen your voicef "a wv
SPAED1HTG,a

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27
what Gem. Patterson has to say.

BALrIMonE, July 95.-A private letter from
Gen. Patterson, dated Harper's Ferry, 22d inst
says Gen. Johnston retreated to Winchester
where he bad thrown up extensive intrench
ments, and had large number Of heavy guns
Ishould have turned his position and attack
ed him in the real, but he had received large
re-enforcements from Mississippi, Alabama and
Georgia, total force Of over $4,000 Confede
rate troops and 5000 Virginia militia. My
force was less than 20, ,00O-nineteen regiments
whose term Of service was up, or would be
within a week, all refusing to stay one hour
oser their time but four, namely: two Indiana
regiments and the llth and Oath Pennsylvania.
Four regiments have gone home. two 60 to-day
and three to morrow, To avoid being cut off
With the remainder, ! fell back and occupied
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O01foaeraie foleos- .Aqaia oFsek.

OUHHpV"NWNo EUHVuD-A4pA" OAVSe'
WAAHIaoToN, July 2b,-The Resolute, which
arrived yesterday, reports that the rebels are
organizing large forces on the F istern ahores oI
Virginia and tha: large eacsst Of eI provisions ,Ss
Bay into the Rappahsnnock and York rivers,
and thence transported by way Of Fredericks-
burg and by the Richmond aud York River
Rallroad'to the rebel army on the Potomac. ~
The Yankee has arrived and brought import
aut intelligence In regard to the operation on
the Virginia bank at Matthias Point.
At Aqua Creek the rebels are busy erecting
batteries. The one at Matthias Point fred up
on the propeller Sophia on Sunday morning -
The Levi Yankee returned the fire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27
For Justice Of the Peace, *
JACOB KRONENBITTER.
40 the Union Democracy of Frank
lin County.

q j. IT, Il. - : } IL .HH
Notice is hereby given to the Union Democ-
racy of franklin county, to meet on FMDAY,
AUGUST I'd, between the hours of THREE and ak
o'clock, p. M, in tho townships, and Six and
EIGHT p. IN /, in the wards, at the usual places
Of holding elections excepting Norwich town
ship, which will be held at ScHoFIEIDs School
House, and the 4.h ward OF GAvRR's room, and
the let ward at e. BELLER's), to appoint del.
sgates to attend the County Convention, to
meet at the City Hall, in the City Of Columbus,
on SATURDAY, the 81 Of AuousT. for the purpose
of appointing delegates totbe State Convention
on the 7th Of August, to nominate State tick.
ct. .. .........,,..,
The following is the number of delegates al
lotted to each ward, based upon the vote cast
for Supreme Judge in 1860, allowing one for
each fifty, and an additional delegate for each
fractionrof twenty-five votes go cast: 30 III lst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

Loss or HAiR.--Muoh ofthis deprivation is
caused by sheer neglect after illness, or some
other temporary drain upon the follicles at the
root of the hair. d. Bellipgham, of London,
has identified his great name with a ,.Stimala'
ting Onguent," invented by him expressly to
meet such emereenciss. Messrs H. u. Hege-
man g. Co., of New York, now have the entire
agency for the Americsn continent. . This Is
quite a sufficient Endorsement of the universal
reputation Of the article. See their advertise
ment .utygssrfs,gn ,,rt.i-t 5a,r-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

FATAI ACCIDENT AT CAMP CHAsE, ~ On Thrus
day evening last, July 25th, as sergeart MEynR,
of Company C. Capt. HieolSs, 24th Regiment,
at Camp Chase. was in the act Of ptimiDg bis
musket, 10 the company quarters, his finger
slipped of the hammer, discharging the gum
The bah passed through a board partition and
struck ULR AEDERsoS.a private In the same
company, seyerlng the femoral artery and
breaking the thighbone. twas found impossible
to stop the foW of blood, and the unfortunate
soldier died about two o'clock the next morn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27
The NIiIitary ain, etc.

WAsHrNsroN, July 25.--The two branches OF
Congress have compromised on their disagree
ing am endments to the bill increasing the mil
itary establishment They have agreed to the
Senate bill with proyiso that the regular army,
which is made to consist OF 1900, shall be re-.
duced to $4,000 at the end Of the war without
further legislation. All officers who may be
assigned to new regiments are, on the latter
being disbanded returned to their former posi-
tions
y. It is thought the Senate will not agree to oil
appointments to these new regiments.
Only few regiments have yet made out their
lists of killed and wounded. 9y1s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

gicAMP CaAsE,- Col. q. p. FYSyE Is now the
Colonel Commanding q. Camp Chase, in place
of Col. soAhmos, who has left With his regi-
.ment. rlcN4,
j There were yesterday two full regiments In
camp. The 9th has siS companies and will
soon be full. There are two companies Of artil.
lery and two Of cavalry 10 camp. There are
about fifty patients in the Camp Hospital y
The 24!h Regiment left the camp yesterday; !;
the 25th was under orders to leave at two
o'clock this morning, and the 26ih % expected
to leave to. morrow Sunday morning.
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Arrent Of. Col. NIiIes.

Especial to the Uincinnhti UommercaI.I
WAsHINaroN, July 25.-Col. Miles, who com.
manded the Reserve corps at Centreville, dur
Ing the fight at Bulls Run, has been placed IN.
der arrest for dereliction of duty ~ si gtsfI.
The Minnesota First Regiment appears to
have suffered the most severely Of any In the
field. The number of its killed is ascertained
to be &c, and some more are still missing The
men, however, are undaunted,. and are ready
again for action. ncL l-.-..- l.I--,n
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The position or the re bois.

WASHINGTON, July 25, The Resolute has ar
rived from a uisealong the shore of Virginia,
She captured two rebel schooners and sloop,
and found new rebel batteries on the Potomac.
One mounting elk guns. The reported occupa-
ton Of Fairfax Court House is confirmed. The
rebels are planting batteries Of artillery there.
1t 10 believed Senator Simons's substitute for
the tariff act Will pass. ,.. ID ,. a 1ino in,s. \, I
(. Congress will not adjourn this week. y sgi6os
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

Fson rHE MURRAY PREss I'VE are indebted
to "Feld Notes." edited ny Coils. p. If2Sais,
of this city, for the following from the Military
Press, id9 isdmrio0 .lSJliAa 4 sEa6Gug Il y
"July I6 --FoRS ARD 10 RicnnoNp! leos ~
July ~ "A Country Horse at Arlington
Heighis caste shoe, and Abe Grand Army can
no. g forward today. Sasna.f.s, 2, !, .l
the enemy driven back upon Manassas. 81
July 20.-M ID reported the ienemy have
evacuated Manassas, and Al asd 70 Richmond,
July 2l.--FooI boolsNs are al cut 70 piscss,
aud driven back Into our, sntrsnchmsnts at
Arlipgtont''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

ISDIANAPoEs, July 25.--The 9Th Indiana Regis
mont, Col. Crlttenden, arrived hero to day.
After partaking Of Q COLLATION. prepared by the
citizens, they were Welcomed 10 short bht pa.
triotic speeches BY Gov Morton and Judge, Co.
burn They i, will a1d remain e 81 home foF short
The President has accepted ten additional
regiments from this State, which will make
thirty regiments from Indiana. geir ~ y
: Col. Wallace's Z5uave regiment will arrive
here on Saturday They have already "a sufd-
cient number encamped here to fll up the regi.
ment for three years, and will return in a few
days. =, :. !, = III. ~. Z, z ',,si Is, ~ s
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More of the wounded,

5aWAsHiNoroS, July 25.-Ths following wound.
ed were sent to the Washington Ipfrmary to-
day Minnesota First-E. E., Hess, Davidson
Anthony, Croeker A. Ferguson, Francis Gibson,
Joshua Fey, Hiram fisrdens. Stephen Johnson,
John Amour Wisconsin Second-Thos. Cros-
by, F. M. Sock Michigan First-Martin
Wooden Ohio Flrst-S. Thompson
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

" Ohio, II is nov stated, is to have thirty.
i've regiments of infantry for the war; sixteen
companies or eight aquadtOns of cavalry, o.
which two are in vlrginia, two in Camp Chase,
and four tobe raised; and she win have also
six batteries Of four guns each, I'd ~ :, '.',
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

8. nr An exchange mentions that. in the Mis-
souri, Convention lately. Ex.Gos sTEwARr Of
fsred resolution to the effect that the Ex.
ecutlve Department Of that State had ezpatiattd
itself, referring doubtless to Gov aJAcKsoa's
long-winded proclamation issued just before he
left Missouri for Arkapsas.. Z -, = . zoe
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Cleveland Market.
raj CLEVELAND, July rs, 1861.

- CLEVELAND, July rs, 1851
FLoUR-U nchanged. No sales. sl - rf1alap.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged; sales Of l,700 bushels
red from store at 90c car red and white at 9oc and
81, and 200 bushels white at e9c. ef -Fl1.fT
CORNING sales. -H .s al .r .l,i
oATs-Quiet at 22c. .lfs. s,.ff y
HIGHwINEs-eaies Of so bbls at 14,Ic-0 e.3- 1cs
BUTTER-DuH at 699c. - .tt 1f ,al5s1 5t
EG9S-Salcs at &c. it s'ta1d 'f. C.l1 .lctst
DRIED APPLEs--sale Of Is bbls at &c, 'fs faloia b
No change in other articles and market generally
dali Gt.al
3..i..s.t tsls sfaLA -.if .4.F si ia. Leader, r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27
Names OF wounded,

WAsHlNeroa, July 26.--The following are
the names Of the wounded In the Georgetown
Hospital from tina West: Fred. Emisenburg and
M. 8. Nichols, I'd Michigan; Philip Lawrence,
Cd Wisconsin; Joshua Welforeten, H. Wander
worm, H. 8. Bottell, and WIS. Cornelius, Let
Michigan; G. Donahue.' T.. Murphy, c. Beal
myer, N, F. Fldridge, "a Wisconsin.
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ohio Troops

WAsHlNaros, July %. 6.-Eightnew regiments
from Ohio have recently been accepted.
Capt, Harris, of Cincinnati, for his bravery in
the late action, is ulhorized to raise regiment.
Col. McCook had previously obtained similar
New regiments are being eonstantly rendered
and accented III lfH lti GtJt n
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Probate court OF Franklin County.

The following business was transacted in the
Probate Court Of this county, beginning with
Monday, July 22d, and ending with Friday, July
O6tb 1851 t..' -sI- 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27
County Central Committee.

ATTENTION VEDETTEs No. 2.-All persons
knowing themselves to be members Of the, "Co-
lumbus vedestes No. g." are hereby ordered to
appear at their Armory on Town street, at s111
o'clock on Monday evening next, July 2sth, for
the transaction of very important business.
By order of the Commaudant,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

p A Cleveland paper calls the Fencibles Of
this city the Vineibles. Doubtless . mistake CT
the printer in omitting the little prefix In.Gf9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

ToLEpo, July rs The. 18th Ohio ReRlmeur
returned to-day from Western Virginia, their
term Of enlistment having expired. They were
Enthusiastically welcomed. The majority Of
the members are ready 70 70 enlist for the war,
after few weeks furlough.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

!. 6 The Fifth Wisconsin Regiment, Col. AMAsA
coIr, passed through Cleveland on Thursday,
July IS, en- route to Washington. i''-' ' .y-'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

u I'M, CoOKr, of Toledo, has been appoint
ed surgeop's Assistant to the 24th regiment
vice EEocH PEARcE resigned. .,-.r ~, .,' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

p LEwErLfH GwYrSr, Of cincinnatb has
been appointed First Lieutenant, and detailed
Post Adjutant at Camp Chase. ~, wv 'e'' Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

( ~ On Thursday nlghtlast, Capt, FoHD, late
Lieutenant Governor arrived at Camp Chase
with company from Ricblshd county ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

u JOHN GaorsBEck hssbeen appointed Col
onel of the 30th regiment. GaFc
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LOUISVILLE, July 26.--Passengers just airiv.
ed from Tennessee state that troops in large
numbers from various encampments in that
State arerppidly being hurried into Virginia,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

DThs fndanapolis ssniusl has been hoax
ed into premature announcement Of the death
Of AIR. RuRsErr.s ALI, the Cincinnati .Pfess
says, is not the tdst Bic dead ". s'., sssi sa n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27
Tho sIxty.Ninth. ana the War-UOn-
nectLcuI Regiments Picking up

WAsHNefoS, Jaly 05 The men. of the Six
ty. Ninth declare that smsjorty Of thatFeglment
will comeba to serve during the war; Hro,
The Connectiout regiments, which came in
efnment 5000. by. the collection Of stores
which had been abandoned during the retreat.
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New York Cattle Market

FoR THf WEEK ESprNs WEpNEspAY, July 81. 1861.
TOTAL RECEIPTS cxrrLE OF ALL KINDS FOR THE wrrK.
According to the reports from the several market
places in the city, there have bsen received this week.
lgq Sheep and l-f.t i. 81
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MARRIAaR LIcRNlEs IsauED.


Iohn D. Wagner and Catharine Fitch, John
Fre and Barbara Keller. Jethro Denton and
Margaret R. Frume, Michael Conner and Mary
Lyon, John H. White and Ruthelia M. E shotts,
Woodward T. Padget and Lydia Jones 7l9 Z
APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIANS.
The following guardians were appointed for
the purpose of enabling, by their consent, their
respective wards to be legally enlisted 10 cav
airy company:
Philip Ackernan for Valentine Koch, of Co.
lumbus; Gordon Noodle for Thomas McCale,
of Columbus; Lewis DAvisior Joseph M. Sharp,
OF westervillc; D. Il Tuft for Henry sbel;
Geo. Evans for John Sullivan, OF Columbus,
formerly of New York.
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR.
On the 18th inst, an instrument Of writing
purporting to be the last will and testament OF
DAVID SMILEY, deceased, Of Norwich township,
was presented for, but not admitted to Probate,
owing to want of evidence identifying II as such
last will and testament, On the Oath inst,
DAVID SMILEY, son OF tho deceased, was ap-
pointed Administrator of his estate.
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AHRivALAG

VFkNTEb 50, 1000 oIsoms,- i have card Tbcto-
Nv ynpbs made lpll IspElh or finpls b1sts, at NJ
wITfs fihs Photograph "a lsry, DOOR North Of
ne American Hotel, oelumbns, Ohio.
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IL Reauregard at Harper's Ferry.
% BAlrIhoRB, July 25 lit is reported that Beau.
regard has gone In the direction of Harper's
Ferry ,sDogtl ,efaNtE t.t...-yt =
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o Gen. Mcclellan at Philadelphia,
PHILADELAHrA, July 25.--Gen. Mcclellan ar
rived here at 2 80 this morning. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed, ara nItwIto.
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The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape OF the
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