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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

TO REsTORE THE SICK TO
HEALTH, The blood mustbe purified, and all med
icines are useless which do not possess the quality o
stimulating the blood to discharge its impurities into The
bowels, BRAsrRArH's PILu possess this quality in a
high degree, and should be in every family. They ars
equally useful for children and adutsadapted to both
sexe' and are as innocent bread yet Mosr rfcrvl
As A MEDICINE. ---
The Hon: Jacob Beyers Of springylle, Ind, writes
to DR.. Brsndreth, under date Of May IL, 1861, ,si
"I have used your Invaluable Vegetable Universal
Pills In my family since 1885 they have always cured
even when other medicines were Of no avail. I have
been the means Of my neighbo using hundreds Of dol
lars worth, and am satisfied they have received q
thousand per cent. In blessed heah through their use
They are used In this region for Bilious and Liver Dis
eases, Fever and Ague and all rheumatic with the
most perfect success. In fact they are the great re
ance In sickness and trust your venerable life may be
use OF man, So e. = -" '-s
80 Please send me the lowest price by the gross
all respectable dealers In medicines. 49, y, f -,
: jlyl5dawlmo. .iege ll7sS ss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
The Adminissrasion.

The very bessevidence that could be offered
TO prove the utter incompetepsy Of the Admin
i,tration, TO manage the Government in iis pres
en- perilous condition, Is the strenuous Efforts
made By iis organs, to charge the miserable
blunder at Bull Run on portion of the Repub-
Iican press, and coAgressmen. 1.-THE President
and Cabinet have no more business nor sense
than to allow Republican newspapers and Con.
greasmen to plunge them into such a disastroas
affair, they are utterly unsafe, and incompetent
20 the discharge Of the duties devoIving tron
them ia this crisls. ig x. ssso5I =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
The Court of Common Pleas,
Franklin County, Ohio.
Joseph Henry Breckenridge,
By his Guardian, Noah n. Britton

By his Guardian Noah Bfiicn s,,o,n ~ r.,,;,on ,
re vs.. 'N'S ~ t@' uNAOH
George Warrington shrun ct al. e.s,s y.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the said Court to directed, will offer for sale
at public auction. at the door Of the Court House II
the city Of Columbus, on = Re- ..,c g'T0- "A
Saturday, the 18th day Of, September, 1861,
betVeen the hours Of l2 o'clock M, and o'clock p.
M, the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of franklin, and State Of Ohio: "a tG =
Beginning at the N. W. corner OF said tnot OF 13s
and f3k poles, In the petition and writ Of par
on described and running thence with he north line
Of said tract NJ 64eg. 80 min. X. l46K poles to posi-
In the center Of the road, r. corner to said tract;
thence with the roads 81 deg 30min. q. 42 poles to
postn the road thence g. 81 deg 30 min. Il. 154 32l00
poles TO post In the west line OF said 35 and
poes thence N Is w. AK poles to the beginning
anlag 80 Subject to the dover estate OF Eliza.
bath A. Daymude 10 acres OF said tract. .o 1c e
Appraised at $50 e5.10O per acre.
- !, ~. -GB0. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
p Printers fees, Sc 90. -, ~,
aug3-ltdwtd. .,.t...-,,...,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
PAPER FOR THE STATE.
cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ QEIYED at the ONCE Of the aecretarv Of Sta te.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
= CEIVED at the Once Of the Secretary Of State
until -. $3.50 -,,,.si q +,
Monday the I'd day of September next al
' 'rt11 noon, ~
for furnishing paper for the Of the State Of Ohio a'
follows
5000 Reams Double Super Royal Printing Paper, a.
by Al inches, to weigh not less than So poundsto the
ream.
100 Reams Double Flat Jap, 10 by 81 inches to weigh
at least 20 pounds to the ream. d !.
100 Reams Brochure Cover Paper assorted colors %
by 81 inches TO weigh at least 26 pounds to the
The quantities above named to be increased at the OPP
ton Of the Secretary Of State. ....l- e. A
Bids must be accompanied by samples OF the paper,
and must specify the price which each Kind and qua-
ty will DO delivered at the State House In Columbus.
No samples Of inferior article need be presented the
paper must be Of the best quality.
The delivery VI the Super Royal and Cover Paper to
commence the hrst Of November next ensuing, and
continue 90 the paper shall be needed. az ~ IL
the first day Of December next and continue above
Bonds with approved security In double the amount Of
the contract will be required according to law condi
toned for the faithful performance Of each contract
The bids 10 be made and The contracts awarded In &c.
cordancs with The terms Of the act to provide for the
purchase OF Stationery Fuel and other articles for the
General Assembly and State 0fice, passed March II,
1853, See 0urw. 2l9e; Swans stat. 6o6. - . :
Bids to be indoIsed the envelopes, Proposals for
-. Bdders assured that no paper will be received
unless conforms 10 every respect with the samples.
THIS precision aeiH be strictly adhered to. g6s ~
A. P. RUSSELL,
Columbus, Ohio, August9, Is6l-dtd . W..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
Reecher,s ..Ind ependent. 5,

The Administration has chosen the New
York Independent to print the public advertise
ments. II is the bitterest Abolition disunion
paper in the United States. 1t is but q piece
Of the same Abolition spirit that appointed GID-
Disos as Consul General to Canada. s3s.
We suppose the ne,o party will sustain this
BY yssOlatioH as a part Of the policy of the Ad-
ministration. '' '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
Headquarters Ohio Militia.
ADJurANT-G GENERAL's OFpicE /

OOIumbub, Aug. y, IobI. J b
The Adjutant General Of Ohio requests cha,
each OF the commissioned officers Of the Let
ID, l4sh, 18th, 18th, l7lh, 18th, 18th, Goth
2lst and 22d Regiments, Ohio volunteers, send
to him without delay his postofioe address In
portant business frequently requires communi.
cations to be sent to them from this Office, and
unless the desired Information Is obtained, the
interest Of the service and frequently their own
private interest will suffer.
Newspapers throughout the State will confer
q favor on many OF their friends BY calling at
tention to this notice. 0 rnrN a7'-'.
C.P. BUCKINGHAM,
--or1 Adjutant- General Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
Col. Jaanes q. steedman

While our members Of Congress are recon-
mending men for Bheadier Generals, We would
simply suggest, from the names we see men
toned, at least one could be much improved by
substituting that Of Col. srrEDkAE There are
few men better calculated 10 make good off,
Ger than srrEDnAS. He is brave, full Of ener.
gy, intelligent, and knows how to command men
and preserve their respect and confidence.
His services In Western Virginia entitIe him
to consideration and promotion. ~ al-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
mOFFAT,s LIFE PILLS.

In all cases Of cosyeness dyspepsia, bilious and lys
affections, piles rhsumstm, fsvets and aguss, ohst
nate head aches and all general dsngemsnts of health
these Pills have invariably proved certain ana speed,
remedy Asngle trial VIII place the Life Pills beyond
the reach ofcompetion In the estimation OF every pa
tent. eEdye9h eos 1.-.,. rgffftai sec, a. ls'eifA
DR.. Moaat's Phoenix Bittsn vim 10 found sqaslIys
and every kind Of xeanssS o. The adlgsptlvs ogans.
For sale BY Drsw.B. N0TRAxs ssss broadway, !. n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
County Convention.

the Union Democratic County Convention
will meet at the City Hall, at TEN O'CLOCK tbii
morning 1t is hoped all the delegates will b,
in attendance, and that good, sound, reliable
Union Democrats will be selected ss delegates
to the State Convention.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To PAYERS.

DIDs WILL BE RECEIvED Ar THE
ID Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum until noon OF MON.
DAY, AUG. 9Th, for finding materials, and grading,
curbing and paving the sidewalk in front Of the Asylum
grounds on Broad street, The grading to be to the line
required by the City Council The curbing to be of
good sound limestone, four inches thcs, and hammer.
dressed each stone to be at least two feet long and u
inches vide for at least III eefourhs OF is length The
brick to be hard and well burnt laid In sand and In
Herrin06one style. The work to be completed by the
first Of October next and when done subject to the In
spection and acceptance Of the Resident Trusee The
bids to specify price OF curbng per foot running meas
ure and the paving per square yard including grading
dly2pdtd- soi- 40, -i =, ,,-. r, HILLS, eupt.T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
z CJoInont Comfy.

The following are those slesisdas delegates
from Clefmonf county 20 the DemocrstIc Uslon
State Convention, N. n. Davis, Henry Gather,
@ W. Fishback, John EllsbsFry, Mosss Glstan.
r. J. Roudebush, Hebry Morgan, Dsvid KIr
gan, Will 8. .Abemaihy, JudTs Eosdssy, Dr.
j. p. Emery, j. H. Bfsnch, Dr.. P. Kslned,.
Ezekiel lockwood, J. o. GdfIfb, Wm. T. on.
Allen, Poscy Chesssliins, lssse Elstan, IT, |,
Col. VIM. Roudtbush, o. ?. 3, Fee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

THERE WILL BE A MEETING FOB
Il thepurpose Of examining Surgeons aud ,enreoons
Mates 70 The o. " NJ, At the Hal OF the House of Rep
reseniausss, N ths city Of colambub on TUESDAY
None but men in good health and temperate habits
need Apply Eurgeons must be men OF ~ and Surgeon
Mates Of 5yea' expefience. AL are required TO be
medical graduates in good standing among medical men.
In esnang sxperience two year, are allowed for eve,
Ty year of hospital ATTENDANCE Certfrates coverina
these prerequisites must be died with he bbe
fore the candidate Will be admit,eato 70 exsnination.
Nv. HAMILTON, seo'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
OHIO STATE LOAN.
@l.6oO.oOC>., ~ 9'.'- =,

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE snHfre FuND)
gtrf'-4 q s'-'ii OF TIE STATE or OHro,'
CotuxDus, July 90, 1912
THE State Of Ohio desires to borrow one million and
II hye hundred thousand dollars, and to that end the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of the State, under
the authority Of act Of the General Assembly, will
csye sealed proposals at their ONCE IN the city Of Co.
umbus until ~ o'clock, Ms OF the-3d day OF August,
and at the agency Of the eate No. IS William street. In
the city OF New York, until u O'Clock. M, Of 7th
day Of august next for hs purchase Of 81 OOo OF
interest from the nrst day of August, 1s6l, at The
OF six per cent. per annuu Bids will be received for
shsr q sns following c!,,s, q y ,tSes; s
the city Of Columbus, July ls 1868, the interest paya.
BILE semi annually the fstday OF May and the hrst
Of November In each year, at the State Treasury:
ID. Certificates redesmable at the agency Of The State
In the city Of New York. July ls 1865 the interest pay
able semtannually the fat day Of January and the rst
~ On taSS
classes Of certificates y made, the amount Of either
which Is desired and the price for each hundred dol
ars Of eaeh class proposed to 30 taken In case any
by the bidder Il shall be deemed to have been payable
where the bid 10 received. .sg7 hrr ere ~ fll'i
MO conditional bid, or bid not absolute in Its terms,
Payment OF the amount Of the respective bids received
In New York. must be made at the State Agency within
three days after the acceptance thereof and Of the bids
received at Columbus, within ten days after the accept
ance thereof; at which times the proper Certificates will
be ready for delivery. - -.y...,.. ...
osItinc.tes payable at the State Treasury, will be is
sued in sums Of 500 and upward and those payable in
New York Will be issued In OF $500 and upward
at the option Of the bidder, -,
The Certificates win be payable, Internationally, July
ooe and are, BY the act authorizing the loan, exempt
ed from taxation BY the State. X te - stf ~
Proposals for the loan must be enclosed In sealed en-
yelepe, and addressed to The Commissloners Of the
Sinking Fund.-" at Coumbes, Ohio, or ut No, 25 VIII
Loan" ~
R. W. TAYLER, Auditor OF State,
- A ID. Qaer yafQ Qtata
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

Information has been. received that Senator
Wilson and Ben Wade went TO Manassas In .
carriage, each with rife, to be shouldsred 10
case of rapid retreat Of the enemy, aud with.
ont personal danger. Bat owing 70 unexpected
circumstances, the rifles .wersi neglected and
lost in the hurried fight Of their owners.
Macte yirtute, o Senator! Doston Posf. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

II 10 said that Charles Sumner, the Senator
from this State, wrote letter to the District
Attorney here, few days before the defeat OF
the Federal forces at Ball Rpn, In which be
stated that be had seen the President, and af-
ter great exertion, had obtained from him .
promise that be, the President, would give posi-
tive orders to Lieut. General Scott TO make an
Immediate attack upon the position Of the
rebel forces. 10 this true7--Bssion Port. X I.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
Probate Notice.
Settlement Of Accounts.

THE ACCOUNTS HAVE
J. been filed In the Probate Court Of FRANKLIN county,
Ohio, and will be heard for settlement Wednesday
the 18th day Of August, A. D 1861, to w.t.: a. h
The hual account Of @. y. Innis guardian Of Marga-
ret Wareham the hnal account Of r.. Bum, guardian
OF John Ii. sharp; the hnal account OF John p Bruck,
admr. Of Philip sehwilk, decd; the hpal account Of
Thomas Bell, admr. with will annexed Of 6usannah
Turney decd; the hnal account Of Sophia NJ. wester
welt now 0gilve), guardian Of Howard b. and Charles
A. H. Westervelt the Ana account OF 0alista Carson,
guardian Of Richard NJ, Samuel g., Mary T. and Susan
o. Carson; the hnai account Of George echatzman
admir- Of John Metaser decd the frst account Of Oy.
rus Ebery, guardian Of 0hn ii. Eberly; the FIRST &C.
count Of Henry Rldenour, admr. Of Samuel Kramer,
decd; the hst account Of David Hayden, guardian Of
the heirs Of NJ. Salisbury, decd; the hrs account Of
George schatHman guardian Of the minor he OF Julia
a. echAtrman, decd; the hrst account Of r. y. Neis
wender, guardian OF Francis M. Neiswender; the hrst
account Of j. W, Howard, guardian Of William Walton
and the 6rst account Of oall,ta Carson guardian OF
James J, 8. Carson. 49, ! l.-..-,,t .
aug3iltwlW. Probate Judge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

rA A NoTrD AENyEasAnr The date Of the
reverse at Boil Run 10 the apniyeFsary Of tbe
battle at Shrewsbury, in l4O3, between Henry
w and Henry Percy (Hotspur). Upwards Of
eight thousand persons were slain In the con-
dict. The renowned battle Of the. Pyramids
was fought In Egypt, July 2lst, i790. Bops.
psrte dsfsntsd Mursd and the other Boys, Cairo
surrendered 70 The French, and the whole Of
Lower Egypt submitted 70 the Corsican.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
con. nTcQIaIInn,r nIaci nIima.

Gem nkcCtottunss ulsctphme.
The following order has just been promulgat'
ed: "a M
HEApQuARrRRs, DlusIos on THE PoToMAo.(
WAsHiseroN, July 80, 1861.
The General commanding the Division has
with much regret obserYed that large numbers
OF officers and men stationed In the Vicinity oi
Washington, are In the habit Of frequenting the
streets and hotels Of the uity. This practice u
eminently prejudicial TO good order and mil
itary discipline, and muat at once be discon
tinued. II --, r.--fsrfs2
The time and services of all persons connect
ed with this division should be devoted to theil
appropriate duties with their respective com
mands. Il 10 therefore directed that hereafter
no officer or colder be allowed to absent him
self from his camp and visit Washington, ex-
cept for the performanceof some public duty
or the transaction Of important private business
for. which purposes written permits will be given
by the commanders Of brigades. The permit
will state the object Of the visit, Brigade com.
manders will be held responsible for the strict
execution of this order. ~ 9lO F2
Col. Andrew Porter of the 18th, u. S. In
fantry 10 detailed for temporary duty as Provost
Marshal In Washington, and will be obeyed and
respected accordingly Col. Porter will report
In person at these headquarters for instructions.
By command Of Major Gen. Mcclellan.
/ .-r iia fe --'qs,fs ~ .S.&ILLIAMS, -
! - ~ Assistant Adjutant General. Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
HaneseIx County, asergia.

Hancock county, Georgia, cast 775 voies, Of
which six hundred we're agsinst secession, and
Jet the county turhed out $50 soliiers for the
war. Ths black population Is over two to one
Ia the county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
NEWS FROM THE battlefield

"SWo Hho"i I'M .
Edward P. Doherty, of company A, Seventy
First New York Regiment, with Capt Allen
OF the Eleventh Regiment of Massachusetts
arrived here this morning, having made thei
escape from Ball Run, where they had beer
held as prisoners They walked all the way
getting pact the enemy's sentries by cleye
ruse, and then, guided by the moon at pieb
and the sun by day, made their way to this cit,
BY circuitous route. striking the Potomac al
high as Leesburg. They were examined befor,
the sanitary committee to-day, as to the condi
tion of our wounded at the hospitals of the enc
my. They state that the report of hospita
being burned with our wounded in It, by th,
Confederates, is erroneous, and say that the suf
fering are well cared for by the enemy. There
were $50 wounded soldiers at the Studley
Church hospital. The Confederates claim tc
have from twelve to fifteen hundred federal
prisoners, forty-two Of whom are officers, field
line and staff, and twelve of our medical staff
They also claim to have taken forty.two pieces
of our artillery. N
The Confederates say that from i, 800 to 2 1000
were killed OF our men. Two regiments had
been detailed to bury the dead. They would
not, however, bury the dead of the I4th New
York regiment (Zouaves), $50 in number.
They say on the other side, that they have q
force Of 10000 at Centreville, 10 900 at Fairfax,
with cavalry in large force. at Leesburg one
regiment, and the same at Bulls Mills.
They talk about an advance on Washington,
and say they intend TO cross the Potom &C seven.
teen miles above Washington. ---,. -
ME-. Doherty says he saw four cart loads Of
small arms thrown away by our men, pass by
his prison quarters, picked up by the Confeder.
ates. The SOLDIERS of the enemy were also
equipping themselves largely with the clothing,
blankets, knapsscks, etc., Of our soldiers, found
upon the battlefield. The Confederates boast
cd that they had a big trap laid for our army If
1t had got to the Junction. They bad 80 900
men there on Sunday, and would have had
10000 men more from Richmond but for an
accident to the train, by which they could not
get up in season. The engineer Of the train
was shot as 0 traitor, they believing that the
cars were run of purposely by him. There 10 q
scarcity OF provisions at Manassas, especially
of -four. f -llo--
Another authority says that none of the vol
unteers from Baltimore were killed. 81, 81 &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES,
a "wHAT,s IN A NAmE,n

% "WHAT'S I'm A NAMEU'
The numerous kinds Of adulterated and spurious Sal
etns for sale In the market, with captivating names
are worse than useless while strength and purity are
wanting James Pylss Dietetic has both strength and
purity, and Is truly valuable, Depot 345 Washington
street, New York. Sold by Grocers everywhere. -
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The Herald saws Of these men !.

~.~ @~Ns wv s~Je ~ s~~~~~ 1850
1t will be observed that the names of Sena
tors Pomeroy and Lane, border ruffiaus from
Kansas, and Bingham, Of Michigan, take the
places Of those Of Messrs. Foot, Foster and
Simmons-g gentlemen whose conservative views
entitle then. to this correction As the BLACK
list now stands il exhibits the full roll of the
Jacobin club of the Senate which is responsible
for the disaster at Bull Run. These fanatics
finding that the good sense Of the other Sena'
tors prevented them from usurping the power
of the Commander.in Chief b. formal resolu'
tion, worked upon the President through private
lnterviews, through their abolition and incendi
ary organs here, and through old Blair and his
numerous lprogeny, who imagined that they
were In Jackson's time, and could now play at
their old game Of bluff and brag.
These parties are responsible for our defeat
at Bull Run; for they instigated the ill-hmed,
ill.prepared and ill-omened advance, and the
country which they imperilled should hold them
to rigid account for their ignorant blundering
and presumption. Politicians such as these do
harm enough in their own places; but when
they mind their own business, they are in some
sort endurable. But when they talk Pfesi-
dent into seducing our leading General Into
such fatal advance, they deserve the utmost
and severeet reprobation. That they did this
is undeniable; and it only adds TO their infamy
that they previously offered resolution In eau.
Gus superseding the veteran Lieutenant-G General
Scott for inefficiency and dilatoriness, basing
their resolution. we presume, upon the Tfibunss
charges that Gen. Scott sympathlzed with
traitors and was untitled for his position by in
capacity. The darkness of q caucus meeting
cannot hide such doings from the public eye;
and these Guy Fawkeses, who would eet the
temple of liberty sAsme, can neither escape
detection nor punishment, ~
The new "Union" or "visible admixture"
ADVOCATES, are called upon to indorse and sup
port the par policy dictated and carried on by
such men as these. To repudiats them Is to
repudiate the policy of the Administration.
They are so odious now that this Republican
party dare not sustain them, and as 1t is i'm
,ortant they should be sustained by some per-
IONS, the Democrats are invited to do 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
YOuf1, ffUIV,
MOSES DAVIS.
5assIes af;as Peace "

Please announce me candidate for re eiecon to
the ooe Of Justice Of tho Peace Of Montgomery town.
ship at an election to be held August s. lse1.L vas
| / 8i ihLGIiftt0 VI WIN L.. fIEYLI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

!, Asnr.r os ANorars Farsca W a vissiiL..- =,
s,,,v,d y .roa from Bssss rSsSse sslsd juSs i7
via Halifax, Jols a. The o. Il . eide Wheel
vessel. Of 400 tons, carrying eight guns and l1S 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
Z 1REPREsENTATIVA

On. Ono sTArEsMAH:-Plea anncuncs ip your,ps
per thai many Of the voters Of the northern part q VI
county desire to have Gen. Grswoid, Of Bharon town
ship, for our next Representative.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

Additional from the Late Battle
: Fteld-ahe KILLED ana Wounded
Number OF Prisoners-The Confede.
rate VArmy-Affairs at Washington,
f, etc. = ,.;e vifo. 'rt
J ll,-t,a.,1 .s rsfviira .tfa "a" h- et .i p T.;
e We copy the following from the Washington
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

The New York Herald pnblishss q list of Re-
publican Senators. which Il denominates the ia
Goblin Club Of the Senate. They are as fol
lows: ~
- sc. Pomeroy, Kansas; James Lane. Kan
-sas; Charles Sumner, Massachusetts,; John r
Hale, New Hampshire; Daniel Clark, Neg
Hampshife; Lyman Trumbull, Illinois; q
Chandler, Michigan; K s. Bingham, Michigan
BENJAMIN F. Wade, ohloi Jsmea r.. Doolittle
Wisconsin; J. W. Grimes, Iowa; NJ. s. Wik-
inson, Minnesota; L. M. Morrill,, Maine; VIM
p. Fessenden, Maine; Preston King, New
Vo.L