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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

FIT. KEARSEY, Junuary eth.-The Pony Express with
San Francisco dates to the 22 inst passed here on the
l6th inst. The California Legislature would convene on
the 9Th inst It was Claimed that Douglas democrats
would lack five jority, and great difficulty in elecng
an United States Senator was anticinated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

NEw YoRK, Jan. le,-Besdes other parties the Grand
jury Of the United States Circuit Court has before It
Frederick Hudson, Of the Herald Mr. England Of the
Tribune, Mr.. Hills Of tho Evening Post and xMAyor
Teman, to answer interrogstoes touching certain al
legged movements In this city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

u The school nistresses whom Gov. sLADE,
of Vermont, sent out to Oregon, were to pay
foe of $500, il they married within one year
Most Of the girls paid the Gne.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

GuERNsEY's BALM.-ought by this time to be
in your house. Almost every family uses It,
and knows its value, for Borns, scalds, Bruises,
Fractures, sprsins, Neuralgia aad Rheums-
tism;it Is the best remedy known.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

WAsnseTos, Jan. B.-The story about the personal
encounter In Executive session, between Senators Wade
and Benjamin, isa sheer fabrication.
Gen. Harney has been CHALLENGED by late officer In
the army They are both in Washington.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19
Sherif's Sale
S''''' . vs., .''''''a Superior c.s,,s

VS.. y Superior Cou.,,
Jesse 6. Lake
DY VIRTIE or AN on DBs oF SALE
Dlo me directed from the suPerior Cour, cs Frank
lin county, Ohio silI cder for ssle IN the vsg. ct
Lcekbouine In said enunty at the WereheHse nov O..
eupied by David sar5er, ca
Monday, the 2lss day Of January. a. D.iIs6l,
At 10 oeloek: ~ The follcving pEsgery p VII ore
Derrick AID fxues belonging thereto, two theas
crow bars. Jack Screw and Lever, slsdres, trrck
wheels. 2sheevps, lPiek, Stone Hook, buckets
shoyels, single shievc hook. ne, dssrick frane
crane frame lot Of rope and the canal beat Logan
q. w. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
jan9-dl0t. BY KD. DAVIS, Dep'u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19
i OC A L M A Z Il 4 II 3.

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations to it for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 15.-The Milwaukee and Mssiss,rn,
Railroad sold to-day by the Marshal on order OF lie
United States District Court. It was pIrchased by the
Trustees Of the creditors and assentng stockhoder,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19
I. NJ. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Front Street, Between State and Town.

THE OLD CARR LACE M7K 20
i SHOP is still running, and although GtEt-f1SS<1
the pressure Of late years has set heavily ET5@tJ
upon her running gears she Is still turn -A-----
ng out those splendid PHI lETONs, RocKAWAYs, and
BuGGIEs, CARRIAGES, EXPRESS, SKELETON,
DEMOCRAT and GROCERY WAGONS, SMALL 0MNI.
BUSES and HACKS. Twenty years steady manuiac-
turing has given our work widespread reputation
through the South and West.
We therefore deem IL unnecessary to say any thing more
In regard to the quality Of our work. We WARRANT
Eynr vEnIctF. We can sell GOOD Tor Buaelss from
Sl25 to $3.50.
Dealers can be furnished with any amount Of work a,
short notice. and at prices lower than be bought any
where IN the West. Second hand Buggies taken in ex
change for new work.
UTRspairing done neatly and at short notice. Fac
tory on 'front.' between Stale and Town streets Colum
bus, Ohio. n
TAll COMMUNICATIONS will receive prompt attention
Aug. 3i-wy u. NJ. WILLIAMS & 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

u SEQ advertisement Of Prof. MiLLER's
Hair Invigorator in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

Tho American Express Company has our
shanks for its daily favors in the shape OIL the
,prt latest eastern papers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19
CONTAMINATION Of sscretarY HOl,

WARRINGTON, Jan. lS.-The Senate was In executive
session four hours Secretary Holt was finally confirmed
by vote Of thirty eight against thirteen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

ToLRpo Jan. lQ.-Tho American Hotel burnt this
morning. Loss $50, ,00o-insured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

THE CREDITORS OF PHILIP mIL.
II LAY, are hereby notified that dlvidend Of 32k
per cent has been ordered DO made By the Probate
Court Of Franklin coanty Ohio, and that on MONDAY
the 1lth dsy Of January 1851 at o'clock NJ, at the
oflce OF Varien & Dressel In the Oily of Columbus,
Ohio aid dividend viii b psid to The creditors entitled
thereto. JAMES MlLLAf,
Columbus, o., ian. Std. Assignee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19
THE MARKETS.
New York Cattle Market.
REPORT

PoR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, Jan. Ii, ls6l.
TOTAL REoEIPTs CATTLE OFALL KINDS, FOR THE WEEK
According to the reports from the several market
place in the city there have been received thsweek
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH
LINIMENT

Will niisve pain almos; ins.antsnecusiy and It vii
cleanse iury ard heal The foulest il ners5
ly abort tins.
For Horses and Other Animals.
Mclean celebrated Linhnent Is TIE only safe and re-
liable remedy for the cure Of SPAWN Ring Bone, Wind
gals, splints Unnatural Bumps Nodes SWellngs II
will never fail to Big Head Poll Evil, Hs,uiA Old
running Sores or sveeny, Il properly applied. For
Sprzn. Bruises, Scratches, SORES Wounds, Cracked
Reels Ch2fes, Saddle Collar Calls It "a an infalbIc
remedy Apply Il ss directed, and Is certain In
every instance.
Then riae no longer with the many worthless Iinl-
rents offered to you. Obtain sapply Of DR.. McL=an'a
celebrated Liniment. 1t will cure you.
j. Al. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets, ST, Louis. Nc.
For sale BY sll druggists.
For sale by ROBERTS & SAMUEL
augH-d&Ey ColuInhus, Ohio
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oFyIcE OF THE AUDITOR OF srlrE.l

0FEIoE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
Columbus, o., January II. 1911
I, Robert VI. Taysr Auditor of State do hereby Ger
ty that the foregoing correct copy Of the statement
o. condition Of the City Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford Connecticut made to this Office for the gear
ls6l and now on file herein.
Witness my hand AMI seal officially.
u. 8. R.W. TAYLER.
Auditor OF State.
By o. CoLR, Chief CLERK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19
1T is DELICIOUS no FAKE
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeat.

The best Linirent IN the World. The oaly sass and
certain cure for Caneers, Piles sueings and Bror-
chitis or Gotre Paralysis Neuralgia, Weakness Of the
Muscles, Chronic OF InH2mmatory Rheun.atSr, Stiff.
ness Of the joints, contracted Mueeies or LlsaentS
Earaehe or Toohsche, Bruises, spias, Wounds Fresh
Outs Ulcers Fever Sores, Cakej Breasts Sore Nipples,
Burns scaids, Sore Thoat any Inflammation CT Pain
no difference how severe, 10 long the disease nay
nave existed hoLeaps ceiehTsted Linimen:is is ee-
tain remedy.
Thousands Of human beings have been sayed a lie Of
deerepitude and misery hy the Of this rvslasbe med
cine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

County Of Hartford IS
9. b. Bowers, President, and c. c. WAITE, secre.
tary OF the City Te Insurance Company being seyeray
sworn, depose and say, that the foregoing is full true
and correct statement OF the Affairs Of the said Company
that the sa Insurance Company the bona de own
er If at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF actua cash capital invested In Stocks and Bonds,
n Mortgages on Real Estate, worth double the amount
for which the same mortgaged that the above described
investments, nor any part thereof, made for the ben
eft Of any individual exercising authority in the man.
agement said Company either President Secretary
Treasurer, Director, oherwise that the mortgages
above described have not been assigned, in any
ner released or impaired By said Company; and that they
are the above described officers OF said Insurance Coa
paDy. Q. b. BOWERS, President.
@. @. WAITE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this 7th day Of Jan
uary, 1861. L. DoDD
Il 8. Notary Public,
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10 Brooklyn City Water BoLds
81. 600 each. ............. 10000 90 10000 90
10 Hartford City Bonds 81 900
each, h,'.,................ il OtU % III 800 90
10 Indiana Central X. X,
Bonds 81 900 each...... 10000 90 10 900 90
Certificate Of Ohio State
stock....::............. 5000 90 5000 90
4 Hartford q N Haven r. r.
Bonds...... ..,..,.,..... 1000 90 1000 90
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: IN rIr. !, t.ena en,s ispeeeh.

.nI.
2 Ths Republican pspsrs--the New York Tfi-
taas spong thsr rsst--appear TO consider that
the following paragraph 10 Mr.. carTrsDrn's
speech At Columbus f's rather tight 90 their
party, sac na42slg s1slf aisfSd u s5e sff
.'Ail are inssms things 70 blame. The South
has, as j belieSe, most needlessly forced this
war upon us: needIessly, because al tbs wrongs
Of which they could complain could better have
been remedied In the Union aud under the Con-
etitution than By any pct Of war. And yst oh.
6fs are nos without blame, for only o year ago
last winter, they could have 'adopted measures
Of peace which were rendered BY resolutions;
the power of securing peace vas then 10 thsil
hsnds, bnt their party pride prevented both
from accepting the plan proposed. One insist
Cd upon thiss and the other upon that, tilI "
tween the fhis and dat Of parties, the presen,
unhsppy quarrel hAs been forced upon us,, ses
:" .a.| .I. u
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RicHMosp, VI, July 20, 1861.

WovsDKD SoLDIERs--Themmber Of fwound-
ed Federal soldiers in the hospital at Rich
mond has been increased by recent arrivals to
near Eve hundred. But few more, says the
dispatch, win be brought down after this week,
Those here acknowledge the kindness with
which they have been trestedlby the Southern
people. The Central oars brought down on
Friday evening from, Manassas, ~ wounded
Federals who were Immediately conveyed TO
one Of the hospitals, From the number now
here, a vast amount Of physic, 70 say nothing OF
care ard attention, mnst be used up in order 70
sick and wounded Confederate soldiers are com
fortably provided, for at the ST. Charles Hotel
MasDn's Hail. and the various other public and
private Buildings appropriated for hospital pur
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13
Special NOTICES,
LOSl AND FOUND.


I Mnludes 6f personsNho have lost their teeth, tef
health and their confidence, by the Of the common
impure ealeratus, have found remedy assnsDal those
evi in James Pyle pure and wholesome Distetlc Sale
raius. Depot, 3i5 Warrington street, New York. =.
TO REsTORE THE SICK TO
HEAETH, The blood must be pufihed, and all med
icnss useless which do not possess the quality Of
stimulating the blood to dnchage ts impurities into the
bowels, BRAsnRHrH's Pits possess this quality In a
high degree, and should be in every family They are
eqpaly useful for children and adus saapsdto both
sexes and are as innocent as bread yet xyfcIiyR
Az 4 MKprcrNr u ils ktf ss.fss'.s'ss' tss| iAt
The Hon. Jacob sBeyeu, q spnngylls. Indss Erites
TO Dr.. Brandreth, under date Of May II le6la = e
II have used your Invaluable Vegetable Universat
Pills in my family since 1885, they have always cured
even when other medicines were Of NO syeii. i have
been the Of my neighbors usng hundreds Of dol
lars worth, and am satisfied they haye received
thousand per cent In blessed health, through cr use
They are used in this region for Bous and Liver Dis
esses Fever and Ague, and all fheunAtic cases with the
most perfect success In fact they nre the great re
ance In sickness and trust your venerable life may be
long spared 50 excellent medicine for the
70 fissss send me the lowest price BY The gross
. sold by JoHH r.. CooK, Druggist, Columbus, and by
all respectable dealers In medicines .iglH =
+iivl5dawlmo. ~, n - lta iaAl -. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13
our Army. am the Kanawha.

The Cincinnati 0Omnereisl gives the follow
ing statement of the present distribution Of The
troops on the Kanawha:
Three companies Of the Twelfth Regiment
are at Charleston, under Colonel Lowe; the
remaining seven companies of the Twelfth are
near Cannelton, thirty Eve milds from Charles.
Ton. The First Ksntncky Regiment ID In their
advance, between the road and the river. The
Eleventh Regiment Is eucamped along Gauley
river, above the bridge recently destroyed BY
Wise, General Cox,s headquarters being In the
rear Of ths Eleventh Regiment. On the side
Of high mountain back from Gauley and the
Kanawha river, on flne location, the Second
Kentucky has pitched its tents with one cav
airy and two artillery companies. At Somer-
vile, thirty miles up the GauIey river, Colonel
Tyler Is encamped With the Seventh, and the
greater portion Of two other regiments. =
z On Friday morning the TWenty-sixth Regi.
ment, Colonel Fyffe, left Chsrleston for Park
ersburg, and the Second German Regiment,
Col. Moor, has left Point Pleasant, also for the
same place. They are under orders 70 join
Gen Rosecfans. ~ ~ ~ f-4AH IL - N'At'
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Notioe to. oontractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
- CRlvED a. the office Of the oommissary-G General
q Columbus, Ohio, until 4 Mt1eI tiSN1sA
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18Th, 1s81,.
at O'Clock p IL Tor daily nations to be fhrnished 70
the troops hereafter to at or near the
following places, to wit; ss-p- -,ss~--ren..ss.yr
ALLIANCE, Stark County, OHIO A''A- -
}, FINDLAY, Hancock County, Ohio !lgusais :
The daily rati0bs to consist o. one and one oufthll
pounds 6f Fresh Bsof, threefouths o. pound of
Balted Pork, eighteen lel ounces Of Fresh Bread
III pound Of PoaoeS and at the rate OF eight re- quarts
Of White Beans, six pounds Of Coffee, roa.tsd and
ground, twelve l2l pondB N. o. Sugar four quart,
of Older Vinegar, one aud one-half [1KI pounds OF
Summer Pressed TalloF Candles, four and half All
pouhds q Hard Soap andtgo III quarts Of Dry Salt TO
each one hundred rntions. -, - 80 -. .,-s..,.-
Fresh Beef 70 Be issued twice in each week. required
All the above speciaM provisions and subsistencs
stores TO be OF the best dnnlity.Sol s-n<l
Bonds, with ample secudV forl tho faithful perform
ance Of the CONTRAST vii te requiredyD pA}aUQ sis
Jt Il expected that at least ono fail Regiment Hliibe
enlisted at each of the abeye named pacess and be subs
tered into the service Of the UDed etatess Each con
tract subsistence Under s notice 10 continue dnring
The pleasure Of the Commissary qensral. clsaasMss
separate bids seaied and Endorsed Proposals for
each place are required. .i9nl'
,.esIt ssst lfs o. DHJlAN0, Com. Gen. r.
Columbus, o., Aug. 10, le6l-2tslir1f no1i La o D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13
sIts the wiRd n Iht QNHrteK !

sits the wind IN T'#ht Qnnrtek
synoptical repoit bf doyerIos q &nbleN Prp0la
nation to the eopIc Of NIaso1Fi; nros
snons snonsb@ssrs enSsss sS. dos |6sss &
the Times, u isnal anp}oper to say. is entrusted
4 4 s': i sys s6S sss ssrSss9s sss
sne, I, SsSs q his rss,s s,srasss ssa
81 cSa Showed s'ils Sim 70 70
be- 4. true Union man, and he; would eacrlRes
that lIfs, lisst were necessary, 70 preserve IT,
bresaSss & P' SSiAiSs SIC ihsac cGescdo lsSl l2hs
Upiep, ,Bpt 10 hisSpositiop fbe can ace tspper
ching elss than blind deviation 70 Black RePphV
|ilda6lsm, and we are not anFprised that be Pr9I
|cla amsti On dooa hptmeet 3agot with tie Times,
There ate phpsfs, nearer home that have a good
deal s spiahss in thlal oparticular TTITst'
Loitls Repubt btlcHF,;,t euoIifogys e.lf so1jeob ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

..,sIs5 whIoh be exI<,assd u canal lphrase
fhos ,'asulsfj al ifollessG eve hss4 got to
isr il 10 ss.as boat. d'he .AA' x''l's Here
] y '''ss.. 1880.
ne cause Of bringing out either attacks on beth
~ n ran nh keep me a1Eise1 The 1uteci, Twill
Se on hand and keep you company We have gosso TOW
70 ne q s's ,Ss D matter X Blsors, you know a ibou
rbs connection oi ny name with the matterMas hoaet
q mine have had nothing 20 DO with any article
yss9 on s Sss ri ss,s II
natter when spoken TO the subject as pleasant
an not % an affair Of any aereusnem whstsfg ~.
you know all aboutAs ana y srs'ss 'eys"' '" WV
aur B. MEDARf.
| To understand this note. 1t must be borne IN
mind that Gov. GRENrR had predicted, in the
Columbus Gazette, that the Democratic Nation
| Al Convention, soon TO assemble 1T Baltimore,
must throw DOUGLAS and all the aspirants for
The Presidency overheard, and take up z peg
man, and that man. be said, wss then In Colnm-
bus, and his, mama was Col. MEpARr.s The
Colonel was exceedingly graii6sd 1.-THE dem'
onstratioa In his favor from Republican paper
\ q Columbus. About ths sAme time some Of
the Democratic papers in this State suggested
1 Col, ALLEN 10 man on whom the party could
4 unite and go forth to victory, and the Chilli
cothe Advertiser had q carefully prepared leader,
In which Il attempted to show up the former in
4 Inconsistencies aud false teachings OF Leading
4 Democrats aud Democratic papers in Ohio, and
that our then present difficulties were the natu'
raj result Of our former bidnders and abandon.
ment of principles The article referred 70 the
Iallsged former false teachings Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, Ohio Statesman aud Cleveland plain
dealer, on the slavery question, and sought 10
4 exclude Col. ALLRs from any share Of resPon.
ability in the premises. i regarded the article
as essentially deiectivein its hstoricsssatement
and 90 did Col MrDAnY, and to supply The clip
ais, he wrote a communication, signed 40. P
@ J" which, With, an editorial prepared BY me
Il was published in the Statssman Of June 3, 1860
1, Those who are curious on the subject, may refel
to the columns Of the Daily Statesman of thal
date for the manner and matter Of the articles
referred toid Now Col : MfDARF notifies tbt
public that he Is not in partnership with !" "Mf
MAEyrrasY"-that is, be does not otssstos in ihs
same boat, with mas and itarps on his heel al
though be never knew the editor Of the Sfates
man! What fckle, chsngeAble--we had al
most said ungrAteful lrworld this is!g u sl1sii
laT blaoe ,.l3sgsH y 90 .tHtsusG G. WSbM.i L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE HE-
- CEIvEp at the ofce Of the oommissary General, at
Columbus, Ohio, until - .s--,- ~ '-vt III
TUESDAY, August l3th, 1851,
at o'clock P. NJ, for daily rations to be furnished to
the troops hereafter 70 he stationed at or nesf the
following places, to wit; oo rfi sns.-fi fn
DAYTON, Montgomery County. f5rq;l
IA WARREN, Trumbull County. H4u' 4.
LIMA, Allen County. y
CHILLlCOTHE, Ross County. Ai
STEUBENVILLE, Jefferson County.
WOOSTER, Wayne County. 400 81.
y MORROW, Warren County. ps(8 ,tr-,
The daily ration 10 consist Of one and onefourh IKl
pounds OF Fresh Beef, or three-fourhs Of pouna
baltsd Pork; eighteen lel Fresh Broad; one
pound Of Potatoes and at the rate Of eight e quarts OF
ground, twelve ll2l pounds Of N. o. Sugar four l4
quarts Of CIDER Vinegar, one and half lkl pounds
Summer Pressed Tallow Candles, four and one-half
4kl pounds Hard Soap and two III quarts Of Dry Salt
70 each one hundred ralions. i fI. q! q t- glreIas
Fresh Beef be issued twice in each week. II required
by the commanding officer. -l,. ~, Il. I. y, Sfis
All the above specified provisions aud subslstence
stores to he Of the best quality.
Bonds with ample security for the faithful perform
ance Of the contract, will be required. ~.
II Is expected that at least full regiment will be
sisted under the contract here contemplated until mus
tered into the service OF the United States Each con-
tract for subssenee under this notice to continue during
the pleasure OF the Commssary General. grn
Separate bids (sealed and Endorsed sProposals for
each place are required. ..Lv..gi ~
Columbus o., August ls 1901. 1T. =. = =
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TnS TWsaeia iNasars efseer VeeTsrn'
49, bas sasal meMtei Saob e7Ed q ,

opsef ne sisonsess. affections. al Least one
that was most pert tipsciously urged a,ns' sns y
adoption IT ths unised states COustisation' was
that the Government formed BY it, instead Of be-
ipe 3 eoSisd dsrasiou II sSvereiku States, amp
thus Jsdsysy IN form, was consolidation of the
s,ases, indians aimpiy astissai inform. -
M. Mpr,ss. An ths gxxxiXsh No. sof the
FsdstsiIss, ina sHnisiEsrsd this gejsctiop. =
He shsSsda. ts ssasBg $500 0l ,dssoe sdI ,,,stal
tlr.s, shss Ss is s,iteessd 10 the foundation On
which tbe ssw Govefnment vas 70 be estab
lishea. ne Conssisutiop was TO- receive the ss'
sent "a ssiI6cssion Of sbs several statssa de
rived from the supreme authority Of each STATE N
the authority Of the peopls thsnselyea,I tn
at, therefore, .eztsbllshing shsHc Constitution
would NOT be 3 aStisnal. bat tsdtssl act.
secoaa, tbas IL relation 70 the sources from
which the ordinary powers of Government ar'
derived, the House Of Representatives m Con
er.ss would dsfiss ia pSNer tromthsp people o
,he uiioa, y lesiinns inn fhis aspect the Government
would 6s ssI;snai, mot federal. But the Senate
deriving ie powers itom io9 w sA'oe - - -. :.
politis4 aIas SVu|d elsg % tpe yOyeIlnsn s5
nots aatI'xsE put Jsar@ cast ING e,s0',o.
Of the Etsseiiss sRsssssns ~ e'ee.oss. v0's, :
allotted 70 the ssysfas ~ ~ " s
ratio' conslasring mem pssss :. ., s.I'. .sm. su
beu of the sSlie society, would render the Gov
efnmens HHufH T'T1-I.rI'T rTILTP TPVF
Thifa, tors = Wy w lN.lo z. ~
nsns1inaisordln9y sna NJ, ss.s.-. .a.., ~ -. !:
inss, On the people N sneit I ina'.'uu,' oap.s
ties, 4 would ifah unoeF ne nas'e1'' no' sns ~
federal character. y.
Fourth, that 10 relation % sneI efsens ot 81
powers. the proposed Govsrnnsns must Ds deem
ed nos 2 sailansls bds : federal one' slnoe "
urisdictionwould extend 70 certain enums.Assu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13
THE CONFEDERATE Army. ,

/. s1tis stated that the report OF the Secretary
Of War, just presented TO the Confederate Con.
and ninety four reginents and thirty.tvo bait
tanons have already. bean accepted, besides
various ietaehmepts Ct artillery and compa-
niss Of cavalry nctyet made up into regiments.
The report has been sent N 10 Congress for
confederation ii secret, gesslop. The report
urges the acceptance and otganization OF three
hundred reginsnss. ~ 81 g w ~
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FROM PENSACOLA. =

ga private letter from Pensacols, Florida.
dated July 29th, ssys:-"Two or three Of Billy
Wilson's Zouayes deserted from Fort Pickens
and swan across the bay 70. our eide. They
were taken In charge BY Colonel Gladden.. =
One Of the deserters brought his gun, cartridge
box and dinner with him. We are having
plsasmt weather here, and there is not q case
Of eickpess In our company.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

.IoGrThe Commercial can't give The name 0f, iis
gentleman from san extreme Southern city,"
it "migbt give him trouble in the south,Hs The
Commercial 10 mistaken We had no di@culty
il seeing through its mass Of made up nonsense.
It's statement don't strengthen n In the least.T7
IL was pretty well made mp, for "a fancy story,
b1t stillIt was plain to be seen II was all made
10 for the occasion. y ~"