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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

H. -
we axe w toNeui1g itoM VIZ Houa. Hou'.
Demoesdt, an organ ofthe Administration, and
the mouth-uleoe of FaAEK BLAIR. There ap-
II 4. ~ -the
WV sy''eA'-'''
friends OF Secretary CHAsE tnrousnoos 'ne
country TO compel Mr.. LINcoLN 10 turn the
s..,. :, W.. o,t NJ the Cabinet.
- - . =. Ms,
tfs undefs'oou tnas sne es' cap''A''s.s a''s =.
York let Mr., CHASE have the loan WIN me un'
der.tapdipr that Mr.. CAMERoN should be dis.
...,a' '.e AZ, I,,co,,n certainly knows wheth-
49, -, -, s~,s.a ran q. b;a Recnbi.
er mr. CAhkho" so ~ " Dsu o.l.ss -, -,
can friends say he is, or no ~ No more NJ 'or
preaident thauyis Mr.. CAMnRoN for Secretary Of
M NJ I,,,,o, !. "a n a reapoasible man -
var HAs' A'"o.-. = = 80 : ,e
Mr.. CAMrRoN 70 IN ms power. ,s,s
Quere?, Are not the bitter assaults Of the
ph,;... =. n. Wa, Dana rtment calculated
p'''s"'-@ .eep''s - ..-c.-s-.. -, "a -. a.;d
10 weaken 'ne '''A ..s...tv - s,r,-
and comfort TO the enemy rernaps not as
| they. are made By Republicans! ,.I5t, ,iso,,
n, 49,, "a, y. h nndouhtedlv the author of this
.1,s,. - +'4--r- =. y 49,, 15Iil ~
afuoie. a0s. ,ii,sa ,as ~. N. syss IN rg
The Democrat says; so-.,,
IL would seem as IL that Department has not
vet realized the fact that large army is really
| 20, be called into the Held. And we bsve had Il
Impressed on our minds that the War Depart
meps has been giving larger part of Its stten-
tion 70 the subect Of stores and provisions, than
| 10 that Of men We. happen 10 know that
great difficulty has been experienced on the
Dart OF many persons who have offered to add
even q regiment to our small army. We could
give the names, IL it were proper, Of gentlemen
| who spent days, and even weeks, In Washing
| ton, begging at the War Department for the
privilege of raising q regiment to fight the bat
! Ties Of the country. 80 ,,,os ,J -ar
But the War Department wanted no more
TROOPS! At the time, We make no doubt, the
rebel force was twice the size Of ours. But for
this course of the War Department, Missouri
would NOT have an invader on her soil. Missouri,
lif requested, would at any time since the 4th OF
March last have furnished the President thirty
Thousand additional men. % We know that Gen.
| Lyon had offers Of troops by thousands. We
know he wanted them, but be had not and could
not procure the power TO accept them. Had the
proper courSebeen pursued, and i've or ten add
tionai regiments raised and added 70 the little
army of the lamented hero, we should not now
be defending our homes against an army OF
$4,000 or 75y0oO men, AndH Gen. kosecrans ID
not to share the fate OF Lyon, It will not be be-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
coUNTH. sCos1M issIoNER .

EprroR Ono srATfsNAs-=Please announce the name
Of JOHN SNYDER Of Pleasant township, as candidate
for re- eeotion 10 the once of County Commissioner
subject to the dscsionof the Union Democratic County
Convention. - q &C.,. ~ ilriYlg 1ATHptN aIED
n,d&wt 81 ;1lseeslg - shsq MANY DEMOCRATS.
l. ~ 10 ~ ~ Lsiiggss3 49, 10 iiia go COL J.
EDiror ono srkTrsatS You viii please announcs
the mime oYrDso. sAksrR, OF Hamilton township, as
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the de-
sision OF The Union Democratic County sconysption
and oblige ....
II1lV i hga I---.yo.a.s1 MANY DEMOCRATS.
.AseSfsi,a .asL ----' se.irygT4cs - .1.9
gRDrroR s0Hio sTGrRsMAE--Pleaae announce the name
Of W, W. Kitr of Madison township, as candidate fOr
County CommisSioher, subject to the decision Of hs
Union Democratic County Convention, and oblige,
aus9lll y4isssea;se aai yAiMANY DEMOCRATS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
Sheriff s Sale.
J Sheriff ,s Sale.

Common Pleas, =
t- Jacob Flodt. fi4
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME
ID directed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Frank.
lin county Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in the City Of Columbus, =
On Saturday, August 24!h, A. D. 1861,
at one o'clock p. M, the following described real es
tate to vita . -pf "
Lots three (3, seven "a, thirtyive (9s), thirynine
hrtyfve f55), In the town Of Rome Prairie township,
In the county Of Franklin, and State OF Ohio. Also,
certain tract situate In Prairie township, and being Of
sta{a on tbaN" co,nsr - IA ~ ana ,ySnnns ~
eastward to the centre Of county road, a. 10.lDO;
thence south deg g. Is 90l00 poles along the
ter Of said road; thence westsard along the mort line OF
upposad to bel Is 20 100 poles to the place Of begn
ming Also, 40 acres more less, which said Jacob
Flodt bought Of John W. Baker. r q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

We hAyeu bad two foreign wars since we
= achiessa our Natiousl independencs--on with
Great Britain and one with Mexico. In each
ypf skEse vars thsrsrvss,"a noisy squad whose
voice was always heard shouting for peace, ip
fierce and pnrslspting opposition 20 the Demo-
cratic party and the Democratic Administers
tions, that carried the. eodntry triumphantly
s0thr6dgbs Both Wdss, and fnadsa the Ameriean
ns-e rsypeeted tbomeHnd tonsred abroad
W. are now engaged in q war for the sup
preston Of formidable rebellion against the
THMdAil lpniOns AlRspabiiGsn administration
..uto ybose, Inauguration into power, Democrats
VassmRe, soppossd,uis at the head of the Natiopsl
auaan8iss saThs sRspublicans claim TO be largely
20 Id thei majority in Ohio and IN nearly an the
% other ioyaI States The AdmiDistrstion called
for volunteer troops to aid IN suppressiDg the
rebellion. YIswss patuFalItg suppose that Re
u;pshlicaps. being more zeal0us in the support Of
az, ,Admipistration Of their own choosing, and
Z being, according to their own showing, puner.
alssi@ily stronger, would fush into the volunteer
ssv army lnthe propostiunof st least twoto one Of
the Democratic But ihsteadof this, the reverse
=. Il he sass, - this, and other States, the vOl-
s-ansess5 Union forces are in most INSTANCES made
up in theprppertion OF two, and often three or
more Democrats to one Republican, ~
1tis the Democracy Of the country who form
Msufhsssbons and sinew" Of thiswar for the pre-
setsAiim d NE Ution3 We shoald not have
alluded to this matter a. this time, had we mot
ss met with The false and amalicous assertion in
the Journal that the Democracy are asnoisy
squad Who IN time of war are always heard
--shsa,ing for peace" The insinuationi is utterly
islsso4d saiRssas and eoaptssfHP'iRle as isi'
false.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
rhe Democracy ana she war.

silsD Democrats. who are invited 70 unite with
Republicans in forming a grand Union party
are endearingly called, in the central Repqbli
can organ of this city, the Journal of the 22d
inst, t.,,lSsUhio Seceshers," and lovingly charac'
terized as the noisy squad whose, voice Ia
always heard shouting for warin time of peace,
aud fot peace IN time of war" .Ia
baaIf there are tseceshefs,i n toi usesthe rJopr.
malls elegant phrase, In Ohio, they are to be
faund among, those in the ranks OF its own
party, who are trying 70 engineer the war for
the Union into war for the dissolution Of the
rT,Lu'0 > IEOfA EsiVEkxfu-Ie:a o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

-Adiutant J. M. Nash, Of the 18th, Colonel
Beatty's Regiment. o. v. M Who has been
spending few days in this city, left this morn
ing for home. The Adjutant was formerly edi-
tor Of the Mahoning Sentinel, and was clerk Of
the, Legislature in 1889 He was Demoeiat,
but now, in the hour Of danger 10 his country,
eschews politics, and IL Internationally for the
Union. T5wiO :,
AlFgN Nash' enlisted a. private at YouDgs.
town, Mahonipg county, was soon made Order
ly Sergeant, was very soon promoted to Ser,
,geast-Msjo from which be rose rapidly 70 Ad.
jutant Of the Regiment We should have been
pleased il Gov. Dennisofi had appointed him tc
the same position in the same regiment, HI
most certainly deserves 1t for the manner 10
which he conducted himself in the campaign
|of Western; Virgins. and especially at the
battle Of Rich Mountain The officers and
mon gof the 18th speak in high terms of biz
courage and efficiency as an officer. We hope
he may not be overlooked ~ Ohio Stale Journal
asAHefs Democrat, and 10 unconditionally fo'
the Union--if he were not, he would not be .
Democrat. Bat why was not Mr.. NASH zap
pointed to the same position.y Simply because
be 10 a pemoc;at, and had q competitor in ths
person Of the son of Ez-senstor BEAvrR.s Re
publican, who was last winter the fast friend o
Gov. DkxxIsoN for election to the United Statei
Senate. Republieanism is stronger claim tt
|appointment, than all the good qualities of Mr.
NASH. He is for the Union, an are the Democ.
racy. s''r saiGA@N ss1k y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

tnaN 10 x5dHr--rS af2st
The Union Democracy of LittlenHocking
: fayS 5oPjbztsd Ebs feiioEinE excellent ticket:
- "a kepfessntative. Msnuibg ssiefs; Prosecuting
AttsiDey, Sins Hs iWrigbt sheriff, William
.esH pey,, Cop@issi0Dsr, CO i TheOl Muller; c0r0-
gAg,Mr sprnsHYapember Of the late Legis-
lature, a Hrm and unwayering Democrat, and q
ssftioud n tie Union. He xill De elected Of
Ea1ll,E- G.IiIs,risU So ttslH Il aeta,3fHesu taf
coNttE<rlg1ssn a. ie ne " SAD ttfs,a4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

Al RFhs'ss Louis ReputIisss publishes the
ofieial rspsrtofothe killed, wounded and miss
ing Of -ihs. lat Regiment Missouri volunteers
y asl Dc ilAts battls. Killed II; aotnasd seri-
euslys "a, spet seriously wounded, 1888 missing,
III. Total, 3l3. This regiment numbered 79o
men. This il d very large loss, almost one
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
PAPER FOR THE STATE.

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
= oEIVfD at the Once Of the Secretary Of State,
until
Monday, the I'd day Of September next, at
.-... noon,
for furnishing paper for the Of the State OF Ohio
follows
1000 Reams Double Super Royal Printing Paper 27K
by Al nches to weigh not less than SO pounds to the
ream. I'D fr =, Hr-.l.. ~
100 Reams Double Plat Cap, 10 by 81 inches to weigh
at least 70 pounds TO the resm.
100 Reams Brochure Cover Paper assorted colors 90
by q inches, TO weigh at least 20 pounds to the
The quantities above named to be increased at the OPP
tion Of the Secretary Of State.
Bids must he accompanied by samples OF the paper,
ty will be delivered at the State House In Columbus.
No samples Of inferior article need be presented the
paper must be Of the best qualify.
The delivery u the Super Royal and Cover Paper to
commence the first OF November next ensuing, and
| continue as the paper shall be needed.
The delivery Of the Double Flat Cap TO commence
the hgt day Of December next and continue above.
Bonds with approved security In double the Of
the contract will be required taceordng to aw) condi
toned for the faithful performance OF each contract.
The bids to be made and the contracts awarded in
eordance with The terms OF the "act provide for the
purchase OF Stationery Fuel and other articles for the
General Assembly and State 01ceTs passed March II,
| 1853. See ourw. 2l9e; Swans Stat $685.
Bids to be indoIsed the envelopes, Proposals for
| furnishing paper for the State"
s Bdders assured that paper will be received
unless conforms In every respect with the samples.
7ais provfsion aciR DO strictly adhered to.
A. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
Columbus. Ohio August 3, Is6l-dtd fur
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
ssHERIFF.

'9alIIoV uI11lJ t1IT1Ie----f1T| TH111I . p -
EDITOR sTATmfAN--please announce the name o
Capt HiRAm N. OSBORN, o. Blendon township, as I
candidate for sheriff, subject 70 the decision Of tn
franklin County Democratic Convention, and Oblige
aupi6isifsA -SlsoGea acirJ MANY DBMooRATs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
. IRu,iness II.IuM 8 notice. ice.

49, WV - ~ CsaIN-A .c
The recent order from the Postofice Depart
ment csnSeiiug the possage stamps Of the old
issue will render it impossible for such stamps
to lbs hsfeafter received at THE Office, In pay
ment Of dues. -, .....,.,,,., -,,.,....y s
& zbAngust "A, l66!.ussbl,dJ ile sssiF ssitsI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
moFgAT,s LTFR PILES. !

In all cssesof eostvenssi dyspepsia billions and vsi
affections, piies, ,rheumatsm, fsysn and aguas, obst
nate head aches and an general dsrangsents q health
these shaye Invariably presed certain and speedy
fenedy single trial will place ths Life piils beyond
thsracn decomposition in The estmssion q svsv pa
pr. M0isf, M rh rhanis BiasH tnI u fosnd sap.lly sf
ncacous In alIrases q nervops dyspepi head
ac The SICKNESS inoidsnt TO females in dslicnts health
ana every ma u Wsskns9 q the digestive organs.
yor sais ~ pf. ", lfoffAI, ~ broadway, n. Y.
and By ali Drussisis. y. $40 "a z nsyes-dAvv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES
ITHE ECOMPAssTROxEp.

East, West, North, and South, In every direction,
James Pye piestic sAlera,ns is fast suberssd!ng all
others. Ithas more strength Is pure, wholesome and
harmless. Beware Of adulterated Imtatonsi Depot,
st WashingiOnV VsrsssSNsw York. Sold by 'arOcer
everywhere.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
EFFECrs OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED,

EFFECTS OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.
Too much eating and drpking, new habb and modes
Of lfe often produce Irregularities in the bowels and
general health Of The system But BsAspRKfHs PitLs
will sooncure; stomach viii regain strength, and
a healthy action ofshs system will,b rsstcrsdi No
MEDicISEsare equal in usefulness to the N
BWANDREEH,s PGLLs,Sg
BRANDRETH,s UNIVERSAL sABvE
& ALLCOUK's Porous PLANTERS.
Every man Of the FIRE zoUAvEs had d box Of
BRANDRETH's PILLS. a box Of UNIyERsAL sALvE,
and an ALLoocK's POROUS PLASTER put in their
kuspack free of expense And to this fact may be at
tributed the absence Of any Of THIS REGIMENT from
the hospital. -ipA s.gsl.a9 f.li ~
\ EVERY soLDER should have "a box Of Brandreths
Pills abox Of salve, and Apiece Of Porous Plaster.
They are SURE to 30 useful, often life-mving.
Sold by JoHs r. Cook, Druggist Columbus, apd by
all respectable dealers in medicines. ssh s-ssaapI
augl7-dlni re,a .......' t@a,f jaee-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
ttNe Party.v

| The Postmaster at Jonesville, Mr.. Charles
Gregory, has just been removed by the Admin
is.rstion at Washington, and q small partizar
appointed In his place, who sings 70 the tune ol
labolitionism with the fervor of Q Howling Der
viAh. There is IN, the State no more ardent
Supporter Of the Administration In its efforts to
| preserve the government and crush rebellion
than Mr.. Gregory He nov has one or tive
sons In the army at Washington, and We sec
how their services are rewarded at home. II
| Is strange that the government can persist in
this course At the very time when the Ad-
ministration are trembling with fear lest the
enemy come laundering to the gates of the cap
ital, when the existence of the government and
its administrators, Is In the greatest peril,
hanging. as it we're, by thread, time Is yet
found for this petty warfare upon our most
loyal citizens, because they donot pin their faith
to the Chicago platform. Out upon it,. hae
Z The above Is from the Detroit Free Press.
II is only snOther instance of the determination
ofMr. LINCOLN and the Republican Senators
and Representatives, to place In the civil Offices
Of the government, none but strenuous aboli-
ton Republicans Of the Chicago platform order.
While they are using their hypoctitical cant in
trying to persuade Democrats that their party
should be abandoned, they are steadily strength
'ening the abolitionists By removing Union Dem
ocrats, and putting abOlisionistsih their places.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

EDITOR ONO srATrsMAN Sir-Piease announce the
name Of A, g. HInBs, Of jackson township, as eand
date for sueet 70 the decision Of thu
Union Democratic nominating convention and obllge,
=" oil' 'tpsiAaA A HOST or DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

We thought, some time since, that the Ad-
ministration and Congress were getting into a
difficulty. 300 ,tas.29see e ~ 'rsu73
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

GAINESVILLE, August 10, 1861.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

Ed. ONO sTArEaMAN:7rPlsase announce In your pa
per that many Of the voters Of thsnorhern partof III
county desire to have Gen arswold, Of Sharon tOwr
ship, for our next Representative. si5 I'll a.I
Yours, truly, .haai /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

EplFop ONO srArunAs--Please announce che name
d Josrrn a this city who 10 st present
clerk in ths County TrsuFeys once aa suitable can
dIdats for oouhty AuaItJ subject y hs decision Of the
Frauklin COUNTY Union Democratic Convention. and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
MANY DHMo0HkFs,

EDITOR 6aIo srA4rsnaS lPi-ass snhoancs The name
o. u. E.SYlrsoR ., a cspdidste for County 4udisor,
subject u the dsesSn6 d. Tie Union Democratic ooavsn
tIon. and oblige ---- MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

gbe Obio 6tatesn!alF
NANYPTNNY = MILLER, Publishers.
qFfeJraItANxtEEE.kk 'xIS fs'''r'
LpoTkkt Mp fIAiz ohio.
snTpRpAYaaf afsRElNG q, 1851
Democratic Union Nominations
.IAafrTVIHU
FOR GOVERNOR,
.YdHI9dgh ghEJ0J 0Jewett,
OF NIusltingum.
dnA niNpnnp no eDPRBMB JUD0E,isl sasirse ;eon
,.,s .s.1s.s fttOHI a. y. 3, sStITH, '.ssss $50,
resssiSo ia aoii or Montgomery. lsd b vssgs
.Hns stsslIsb 'soa u bssg - yirl r.lrsgorg sssaE
TREASURES or State ben sasspi
GEORGE W. HOLINESS IrrrfT
OF Hamiiton.i n a'A'ASth
sEDaErARF Oh. srAyE
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG;
.1nYQONA or Ssases.
~, ....V, -. coMPTRoLLER, .,s7 ,sF
Jsr "a los NiAVNR sGwIsWOLD,i ios ,bl,ou
s:s'sS,g ,.s l.1s si:s OF Pieaapsy q ,s n s. ssa
A-'11 T'a 'poiRD or PUBLIC WORKS, 4. EfGs5 81
.sosAns, Ri hJABEZ w. FITCh, eoJ aoi
leo@'s'i Ss'a1'bas Of Cayakcgd.H Assss o. ,ss 2
umsetsns athssiUDaen- Demecrati'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

EprTok srnfrsn1HAsPieass announce in your paper
that many voters IN this city ana in Franklin county
desire 70 have OTTO DRrsE Esq for their next Repre-
sentative. sr. Drese Just the man for the place.
aueIesl+ MANY DEMOCRATS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-28

Nj The proceedings Of the Represen.
tative Convention held at ST. Marys on
the 18th inst, will be found on our first
page.
VA The wording Of some of the resolutions
are not exactly to our liking; but this may
not bc entirely the fault of the Committee.
AS pubished in the Elk Aavocate, several
ualpable errors occurred--which we have
oor7ected-aHd they bore every appear
ance Of having been sent TO the printer in
d badly arranged and diajointed condition,
such as often happens in the confusion of
4 laie adjournment; and for this reason
they may not otappear in precisely the shape
fnwhich they were adcbted, Their gen.
crxl continent, we ooubt not, is such as
Wi:l meet the appreciation ofa large mnj>
prily Of he people Of the district,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-28
4 + w DRUG STON Z

The subscribers nave opened full md com
plete assortment Of DRUGS in the new brick
building Of DR.. Woods, on the corner of Leoust
and Cherry streets, in the borough Of ClCRrdeld,
where they will be happy to accommodate any
person who may desire articles in their line. The
business will be confined strictly to IL
Drug and Prescription Business,
And no pains will be spared to render satisfaction
Dr. VI. WOODS, the Junior partner, may always
be found and consulted in tho "Drug Store e..
when not absent on professional business. A
separate room for consultation is attached to the
store, where patients may be examined privately.
Every article usually found in such an estab-
lishment will bekept on hand, and sold at greatly
reduced prices.
TERMS BEING STRICTLY Cash. will enable them
to offer inducements in the way of prices
Physicians will be supplied at small per
centage over cost and carriage, and their orders
are solicited. Every article sold will be pure and
of the best quality.
feb6-tf WOODS & BARRETT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-28
The War in Missouri.

JIFFERsoN CRY Mo-, Aug. 2l.-Gov,
Gambie has appointed a division inspec.
tor in five Of the sew en- military districts
in the State, for the purpose of mastering
men into service. The Gov. calls upon
citizens to come forward promptly to Sus,
tain peace, by the SUPPRESSION and disper.
sion OF the armed bands now committing
violence in different parts of tho State -
As soon as the troops are enrolled they
are TO hold themselves to march at the
cali OF tho Executive. ANY regular or
ganization will be permitted to volunteer
in the service ot tie United States, if the
member 50 desire.
GLASGOW, Mo, Aug.-About | 500 reb>
els have assembled in Naline county. and
are organizing either to join Gen. P,ioe's
army in the South, or for local operations
in the surrounding counties. In view of
the latter purpose, the Union citizens at
thai place have sent TO Gen. Fremont for
proeection
Some thousand o. more rebels of Chari-
ton country crossed the Missouri river at
Brunswick, on Saturday, and marc he'd
sonthward 10 join Gen. Prices forces in
the southwest. They took great num>
Der OF horses and wagons with them.
sT' Louis, Aug. 2l.-The com mittees of
sa'ety appointed by Gen. Pope in Gallow'
AZ, Lincoln and Pike counties, reported a
satisfactory account of affairs in their
seounues. Many lawless characters had
ooen driven out of that region, and the
s'unt lies north of tho river, being depri-
veg ei their presence. are becoming quiet
and settled.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-28

B@p WoULD got ENDORSE IIrs ACrs.-In
the closing up of Con gress on the 9th inst,
we fud that the Senate refused TO endorse
the action of President Lincoln in his vio-
lations of the Constitution. The proceed
ings are worded as follows:
WASHINGTON, AUG. 6.-The debate in
the Senate this afternoon. upon the rcso-
luton endorsing all the acts Of the Pres
ident in the present war, was very anima-
ted and spicy.
A number of the Republican Senators
were willing to endorse the acts verbally,
but they did not wish to appear on the re-
cords as endorsing them the resolution
was finally rejected.
And yet Democrats called upon, not on
" to sanction what Black Republican
Senators refused to do, but to throw aside
patriotism, principles and sclfrespect. and
60 il blind for an administration that sets
the Constitution aside whenever it suits
its convenience.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-28
ID EGIsTER's NOTICE.


N by given that the following accounts have
bean examined and passed by me, and remain
filed of record in this office for the inspection of
heirs, legatOes, creditors,a and all others in any
other way interested, and will be presented to
the next Orphans Court Of Clearfeld county, to
be held at the Court House, in the borough OF
Cloarfeld, commencing on the 4Ih Monday OF
Sept, 1861, for confirmation and allowance:
The account of Matthew Tate and William Pow
ell, Administrators of all and singular the
goods and chattes, rights and credits, which
were of Samuel Tate, late of Lawrence TR.,
Cloarfold county, deceased.
! The final account of WIN. Feath, Esq, one OF
tho Executors Of the last will and Testament OF
Thomas Wilson late of Chest township Clearield
county, deceased.
The Final Account Of Arthur Bell, Administrator
/ Of all and singular the goods and chattels Of
{ William Haslett, late Of Bell township, Clear
field county, deceased.
The final account of Wm. Rex, surviving Aminis-
traitor of the Estate of Richard Curry, senior,
late of Pike township. Clearfeld comfy Pa,
deceased. JAMES WkIGLEY.
August u, 1861. Register.