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MRS PARKER 122 WAVERLEY PLACE WILL GIVE
M private instruction to ladies' in the of letter writing
Also will write letters any subject sctes confidence
Hours of business from IL TO 4 O'clock
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(fITlZENsl SAVINGS BANK, NO. l3 AVENUE A. DE
" tween First aud Second stfeets.-Ihe usual eefoi ~
nual Interest deposits entitled thereto at the rate OF IN
per cent per annum on sums not exceeding i've hundred o
mrs ana hve per cent On larger aInonnis, VIII be able
ana aitr the 10Th INST Interest VIII he credited unrr
OF Jhy aud II not Withdrawn viii bear interest
deposit Deposits made before July - WIFI near
serest ito July l. Bank omen every day ron TO and
from otoL GEORGE FOLSOM President
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.

REsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A
N situation in city country a laundress OF TO DO gen.
sra homework good washer aud roner End cook;
wages are objeo, good place. Call a. 81 Sd
ay, between eth and 10th sis
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T,IsHERMEN, ATTENTIoN-THE WELL KNOWN
Il sea steamer JACOB BELL, Captain +. Il, Anatomy,
viii make an EXCURSION to the Cholera Banks on Tuesday
night July rs 1861 leaving Jackson street at twelve o'clock
Peck slip O'Clock Refreshment Of the best quality
furnished the Captain Samuel Greenwood viii pilot
other boat Committee Dick Lockwood, Joe Gsnnns
AeI Mason VIM stewart Thomas Lawrance, of jefferson
Market: joe Graham ". A. Keen, James Campbell, John
Murphy Bob Dbble, VIM. Bogss, and Fred Pepper
Tickets ~ including bait ehowder will be MADE. N B.
This EXCURSION win place waeu, regard 70 the weather
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES.

07 000 CASH WITH ACTIVITY AND PERSONAL,
14.VVV attention. will secure partnership that r safe
ty, responsibility and profit has equal Association
location uneXcepiona Address Union, box 1903 Herald
Office.
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FINANCIAI,

A UGCsT BELMONT co, BANKERS. No M w,rr
~ street New YORK. issue letters Of credit to :rn"aers
child of Paris London Frankfort Vienna Naples and ucs
correspondents -" ~ -
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D0pULAR TRADE. ="
L 200 PIECES BROCHE BAREGE ANGLAIS,
New and CHOICE Designs, y
ONLY rs CENTS PER YARD ."
Formerly sold for 80 cents.
- 4. 7. STEWART co.
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An EXPERIENCED OPERATOR ON WHEELER 1
"A Whsons sewing machine having of the same wants
work Ia private families understands all kinds yof family
sewing; term smoderate would Ike te go In the COUNTY,.
Call al or address l5l East 2sth al.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09
70 the Union democracy of Franklin
County. Jff


Notice Is hereby given to the Union Democ'
rscy Of Franklin county, to meet on Friday,
August 80. 1861, between the hours Of three and
sir o'clock P. M, in the townships, and sir and
eight O. clock P. NJ, In the Wards, at the usual
places of holding elections excepting Norwich
township, which will be held at schofeld'a
School House, and the Fourth Ward at Gayer'a
Ware Room, and the First Ward at the Gait
House,, to appoint delegates to attend the Coun.
ty Convention, to meet at the City Hall, inlthe
city of Columbus, on Saturday, the alst day Of
August, 1861, at ten o'clock A.. M, for the pur-
pose of putting In nomination two Represents
tives in the coming Legislature, one Sheriff,
one Treasurer, one Auditor, one Recorder, one
Coroner, one County Commissioner, and one
InGrmary Director. a ,e ~. rs@t
AT the same time and place one delegate
from each Ward and township will be appoint.
ed to the Senatorial and Judicial Convention TO
nominate candidate for Senator and Judge for
this district Time for holding the Senatorial
and Judicial Convention win be fixed here.
after. r4a' itl a.s
The following is the number Of delegates al
lot.ed to each Ward and Township, based upon
the vote cast for Supreme Judgeiu 1860, allow
ing one for each Fifty, and an additional delegate
for each fraction Of twenty Eve votes 30 cast.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09
Nrissourl Eepeis sgaIn Beaten.

QuScr, IT,, August 7.--A baud of rebels
numbering from one thousand TO twelve hun
dred, mace an attack upon the Camp Union men
at Athens, Mo-. on Monday morning last, q
|Aye o'clock, There was considerable amour,
Of arms and ammunition for the United States
troops stored ct this place under guard Of the
troops competing this camp. The United States
volunteers numbered about $50, under com.
mand Of Capt. Moore. The fighting lasted
about one hour, when the rebels retrested.J In
the meantime, Capt. Moore, having been rein.
forced with about $50 men from Centralia,
Iowa, on the opposite side Of the river, gave
chase after the rebels for about an hour and .
half, killing one Of their number, taking le
prisoners, capturing 81 horses and two secession
Gags. Several Of the rebels were wounded In
After the battle six or eight rebels were
found dead on the field. In the afternoon the
bearr Of q rebel Gag Of truce 70 the Union
camp admitted they carried of fourteen killed
and &c many more wounded and missiDg. The
rebels were led By Martin Green, brother Of
|ex-Senatcr Jim Green. VI sfs5s as'ait MS
Of the uuion men three were killed and eish'
wounded s''F~N
Athens d small town in the extreme o
Northeast Missouri, on the Desmoines River
I 20 or 30 miles westof Kookpk. xC.x T.gkFe
Ills reported that the Union forces, havin(
been further reinforced BY Ave or ok ghundrS'
troops from Iowa, took up their line Of inarcl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09
RAPHIC.

= y, e..c,rv x,actton-. aecession New,
sna...e = 80 . =. !. -. ncm 81 aarate. IN
xr-.... - SUPERINTENDENT =, oma CON
1900 o,,. - - !. On /. r,asso,
| k - -. ..,.s ! ~ M
metcnry VI = 't''s :. ,'-S..
Menea' e'o' u. IA @
LouIsvILLE, Aug. NEARLY full votes from
forty counties return but three secesaionists K
the Legislature, but disloyal counties not ye
heard from. Well Informed politicians
think the Legislature In each House will be
composed aoi seyenty.five per cent. Of Uniof
men. ~
A dispatch from Little Rock, Aug. 5th, tc
the Mernuhis Avalanche, Gays, Confederate
scouting party encountered 100 Federals IL
| North. w eeterr Arkansas, and killed IS; the
| Confederate loes2. Alc1gI
The Portsmouth Transcript of the 9th sayi
the Eederals have evacuated Hampton and New
port News. q n 4 n HlG = u " 81 n
Thew inchester Republican of the 5th says
Banks's army almost entirely dlsoanded' only
four regiments remaining .-e
The Richmond congress mas peen dlscuseine
financial scnemes, the probable result OF WINCH
Will be 70 ADVANCE treasury notes on suuscrlpeo
cotton. when the Market epens' tne co.!on te
Do sold az existing prices tor tne Denensoi plan
ters. Z M r5aL, ~ Lhi ,,,
The Lynchburg Republican learns In add
ton to the handcuns prougns py the invading
rmy,was large NUMBER OF nalsers' Ior nang
ing Southern traitors. az says IN an prpoaplli.
ty the new world never Witnessed suen scenes o.
nO.tUr - moo,S .hs ,rnaSin@ ssv Into Rich.
ens en'ranoe " viz 'n'"."e "'-9 '-'V ~ ->''A
in"ru ~. m. ,,es,o, Me,cu,v of tho a. ssya the,
hssa ~ hss, % n,ovoI "A bsvona endursnce Nv by read cad
.Vs ese. w,s.,.;. r.no.s ~ tboo ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

The SEVENTEENTH REaIMEST.--The Seven
teeath Regiment, Col. cossEII, arrived at
zlnesville on Wednesday evening, August 7, to
be mustered out of service at Camp Goddard
They brought with them eleven prisoners, taken
in Western Virginia. Among them was law
yer, doctor, a school-teacher, 2 postmaster and
q squire. The Zsnesville Courier says that
several of them were savage looking men, and
looked as though they would carry their ends,
letthe consequences be what they may. i.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09
Further from Gem eDyon,s Army--An.
other Fight - T'hS Rebels again

y 4f... .Jl4sI uNsf.s "a vs1l f. . ~
Further from GEN eHyon,s Army--An-
other Fishltt !: = ~ ThS tNs y Rebels again
(. Routed. q, /, Sit,.Ssr ~ ~. ~ s,0n' ~
Z spnNaflrIp, Mo-, August 6.--Our advices
from Gen. Lyons's army are to Sunday. The
cavalry charge, heretofore reported, was made
by securing party rent out to ascertain II the
enemy were approaching. After our troops had
encamped for the night at Dug Springs, seeing
o regiment Of infantry coming along the road,
the Lieutenant ordered charge, which resuited
eight. The charge,was not intended by Gen.
Lyon, and probably prevented the rebels from
attacking his main body, which, had they done
they would unquestiohably have beer. routed
with severe loss.
A large body of the enemy's cavalry, which
had taken position on high ground to observe
our position was dispersed by few shells from
Capt. Fatter's battery, wounding some thirty OF
them. Saturday morning our force moved for
ward cautiously, and on approaching Curran,
the rebels, to the number sf 5000, were seen
posted on the hillside Southwest of that place,
Gen. Lyon Immediately formed hissfmy for
battle, and gave the order to advance. As our
column was approaching piece Of timber 70
flank the enemy, Capt. Dubois's battery opened
fire on the rebels, and they. retreated in haste,
IL is not known whether any Of the enemy were
killed. Wesdid not lose man, and took sew.
eral prisoners Our army encamped for the
night at Currsn, and on Sunday morning, Gen.
Lyon determined 10 retire % Springfield, az
most of the rebels are mounted. and they might
flank them aud take Smine6eld.r !. -, =. (
Price, Rains and parsOns are said to have
20, 600 men under their command, and Ben Mo
lonlloch 1000. The latter has well armed and
efficient troops. "a ~ y, ys,ss,sgos
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

unchanged. Coffee, ssles small. Rye frmer
with an advance ID interior qualities. fb MI "a
LoHDoE MAhxEgss E,sFing's circular report
betadatuffs In active. demand 81 essier prices
Quotations barely maintained. Flour 24s 6d@
27s.' Wheat 5sQ15s 90 for red and white. sug
ar fat. Coffee buoyapts Rice steady. Tea
quiet, but steady; coh, mon Congo lO1kSlld
Tallow dull at Ats. s'iF
,Ameriepn securities Armer, and all kinds
slightly advanced Erie shares "a, Illinois
Central shares 81 dis,i New York Central
shares 70@72. (1a@ slS@A g94W{
In the House Of Lords, Sir Charles Wood,
In speaking of the favorable aspect Of Indian
affairs, said he believed ultimately England
would be independent OF America for cotton. ~
This year's supply Of cotton from India was
100000 more bales than ever before.
Mr.. Buxton called the attention of the House
Of Commons to the increase Of the Cuban slaye
trade. ' ~" - ~ - W 80 -
Mr.. Gregory said be hoped Napoleon would
nov cooperate with England, In putting, down
the slave trade, and trusted recent events In
America would prevent American capital from
being embarkedin this nefarious traffic! T10I
Lord Palmerston said he regretted that
the Government were not more successful in
inducing the United States to take lnnore strin-
gent measures to put down the traffic, chiefly
carried on by American vessels.
FRANCE. - The Bourse opened firm, but
closed rather heavy. Rehtes 67f-75c. nay
ITALY.-Tbe protests Of the italian people
against the French occupation Of Rome, were
receiving sastnnmber. of signatures. Z C
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

" Yesterday and Wednesday were very
hot and sullry days. Wednesday, the ther-
mometsr rose to 81 IN Cincinnati. II reached
about the same elevation here yesterday after.
noon. Toward evening, showers went round
us and little sprinkle Of rain fell on our fur
nace.heated city, like drops Of water from the
tip of LAzARu,'s finger on the parohea tongue
Of DIVA. Yet the relief, 90 Il woald have
been with the rich man, was but temporary. =
The evening was hot and sultry like the ,dsy,
But this Is the time when the "dogsatar tagss,'
and the dogs. toor sometinesw1 We must
sweIter on in patience little longer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

AsIr.-we take the following from The Gin.
cinnav F,o,;,.r q, yes.e,dav fThrroaav y, morn
-.N"" -1''s""'' y 's'"'S~'e'' '1''
ing s.tslis ~ siasrg. tist-es s.sr sl /
As Colonel J. v. Guthrie, the gallant com
mander OF the First Kentucky Regiment was
walking along Third street yesterday, be espied
q gentleman on the opposite side OF the street,
whose appearance indicated q person he had
seen before. Approaching the stranger, he re.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09
News from Union Prisoners at Char.
I'SCt l- IOttesville. sttaG a

New YoRK, August 6.--The Tribune has the
following extracts from private letters, which
state that our wounded at Charlottesville, Va.
Hospital are all well treated, and that many Of
them have been taken into private houses.
Il will be seen that some, who were supposed
to be dead, are still alive and doing well
among them are Cspt, Butterworth, 1st Mich
gan, wounded in the thigh; Sergeant Rhodes
who was with him, was unhurt, and, while stay
ing with his Captain, was taken prisoner: Capt
John M. Casey, same regiment, shot in the leg
will lose IL; number Of the regiment are with
him; H. w. Esgan, same regiment, slightly
wounded. There are many moreof our wound
ed at Charlottesville, but at the date Of the
letter, July 24th, the writer had not learned
their names,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09
Texans Threaten New Mexico.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Augus. 6--The Santa
Fee mail has arrived. There Is great excite
ment in New Mexico on account Of threats BY
the Texans to capture the Government property
there One thousand soldiers returning to the
States had been recalled to protect the forts
Two Federal officers have deserted and joined
the Texan forces. The Texans were al Fort
Bliss, 700 strong, With some artillery, having
their pickets within ten miles of Fort Fillmore
where there are thirteen companies of reg ulars
to meet them. '-''
Mr.. John Greiner, of Ohio, had reached Santa
Fee, and entered upon the duties Of his Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

TIE PosT 0FFIcE-We learn that our inde
fatlgable friend, R. P. L. BABrR, has departed
for Washington with the remonstrances sgalns'
the removal of the Postofice. We are more
than half inclined to the opinion that Mr.. BA'
BrR has an eye to the succession If Mr.. GRAHaN
is removed. He has had hankering that way
TOR some time. He would much prefer that u
the Consulate at Matanzas, which he wisely de-
clined to accept.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

| NoRyoLK, July Sl.-The privateer Gordon,
of Charleston, on Sunday last, captured and
carried into Cape Hatteras Inlet, the brig Nc
lGille, of Bangor, with cargo of molasses also
the schooner Protector, of Columbia, with scar-
20 of fruit. The privatecr Mariner has cap
tured another schooner. The priyateer York
captured ca e s.nsr9 the SIs M'rp Boston with
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

fIAlirAx, Aug. 4 -The Europa, from q Qdesns,
town 2Sth, arrived at $3.50. e 'ssSs, s.Ss,s ~ :,
LivkaPooI, July ~ .--Breadstuifs- r. s. &
Co., w. NJ. CO., and B. As-&s- Cor report
che weather unfavorsble for the cropss Flour
fiat, with downward tendency; quotations
24@2Ts. Wheat steady; Red Western Ga
| Ils., Southern r@Ilc, 3D. White Southern
| Ia Cd. 0ll3s. Cd. Corn 6fmery but prices
unchanged; mixed 2s@29s., yullow as. I'd
! @29s., white 30@35s. lProvisions- The same
authoriIies Quote beef rQuiet, ,btt steady; porl
easier; bacon declined 10; lard eaeier, add al
quotstions slighlly declined; sales ~ 453z9s
tallow declined ls. 'i-ei 2 TsA 'sssanIso
\ The Brokers' circular reports sugar quiet ant
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

p Captain ]. w. FRrE arrived here on Wed.
nesday, August 2, from New Lexington, Perry
county, with . company.of ils men. They bi,
vouscked In the State House yard, and yester-
day morning, after having breakfasted at the
depot, they repaired to Camp Chase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

Loss OF HAlR.--Much Of this deprivation is
caused BY sheer neglect after illness, or some
other temporary drain Upon the follicles at the
root Of the hair. ID. Bellipgham, of London,
has identified his great name With Q "Sti'nalg-
ting Oneuenf," invented by him expressly 70
meet such emergencies Messrs. II. l.. Hege-
man n Co, of New York, now have the entire
agency for the American continent. This ID
quite q sufficient Endorsement Of the universal
reputation Of the asticIe See their advertise
ment. ~ rflrS W. ylVA',
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

~ The U. 8. Quarter.rnaster at Cincinnati
has been instructed TO purchase seven hundred
mules for the Government The purchases viii
commence being made tomorrow (Friday).
All payments are to be made in Treasury notes,
which are sold on Third street, Cincinnati, at
ninety six cents, ,,., q, ,..,,,.,, .-- .,,.,. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09
tFor the Ohio Salesman.
Dedicated TO the Memory of the late
Charlie ID. Miller. -.rA,

BYJ. -
Why was he called SO soon from all
Who held him dear on earthl
Why has he left US thus 30 soon,
In the vigor Of his youth7
a mother dear he leaves behind
Brothers, who loved him WE'LL ..a
Sisters, that will mourn for him,
AS their sad hearts can tell.
Ambitious, kind and amiable-
When last he chanced to roam,
He little thought that death was near
20 near his home, sweet home
a friend be was to rich and poor,
f.r friend TO those in need;
Why was he called to leave us thus
So young, SO pure, so truel
Gods ways are ways Of mystery,
And though they may seem hard,
He's gone to that bright home above,
With angels for his guard.
To his dear friends he babe adieu:
They've laid him down TO rest;
Then do not mourn for him that's gone
The blessed Of the blestl tf
Then give him up to God above.
Prepare to meet him soon
Each life is transient just like his
None can foretell his doom.
CoLuMBrs, August z, 1861. Hr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

PH1LADELRHlA, Aug. s.--The 18Th Indiana
Regiment arrived here this morning. 5is9 30
The Philadelphia train due here early this
morning, has not arrived. It Is reported that
some of the cars went of the boat Into the
susquehana river, but the facts are not ascer,
tained. |' 90 '@#'aa'fa -'2ti H'tllU
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

4 D IT. stated that Capt. HALL, aid TO Gens
HILL, and Capt, THRALI, of the columbusVs!
dsttes, have been appointed Captains In the
regular army; and also that Major WALcrrr, Of
Gen. HlLL's staff, has been appointed Major Of
the Forty.sixth Ohio Regiment. Il N. &. ,.5..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09
From New OrIenna.

New OaLEANs, Aug. 1.-THE Pieayune Of
the 9Th, congratulates the Confederacy on the
criminations against the Federal army Generals
in the North, and argues the success Of the
South, on account Of more unanimtty. IL also
ridicuies the present blockade, and thinks Eng
land will putan end to it. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

APPOINTMENTS ANT, PRoMoTions or FIELD Or
yIcERs The following 10 o llst Of recent ap
pointments and promotions ys1 1s.'i .s .o .9 ~
3 Moses B. Walker Findiay--Colonel 3lsi
3. L. Isaanswsli, .chtlicosho--MsjoE slst
Regiment. So si06, q .'.- sr-r. = .r. ..uel
Edward A. Parrot, Dayton--Lieut. Col. ls,
8: S.s:st. LsusdonR,s Lipyood: .: Major !, LIST
Cyrus Grant, PomettosyS- " Lieut., Col, slst Reg.
VIM. T. Wilson, Upper sandusky-- Lieut.
T. R Stanley, McArthur--C Colonel 18th Reg.
F. W. HOllingswortb, Youngstown--Lieut
Colonel 18th Regiment. u.e.rt...
I'M. Niebling, Findlay- Lieut. Colonel 2lst
Regiment n. .l.', ~. laI. ~ ~,
Anson L. McCook, ubsnville--Major 2Oth
Regiment. Z" 2fEi AEH ~ --A
Erastus A. Guthrie, Athens--Maior 22d Reg
lment. ~ ~ $500 ~ gts. "a ~
Moses R. .Diokey, Colonel 18th Regiment.
VIM. Wallace, Major 18th Regiment. !
J.V. Kerschner, Major 18th Regiment. a.
The Field odicers Of the Fourteenth Regi
ment will be continued-S -Steadman, Colonel
Este, Lieutenant Colonel, and Edwards, Major
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

WIN. DoMIaAN, JACOB REMNANT,
SAM'L DOYLE, ALEX. THOMPSON,
H w. MILLER, WIN. COOPER. -
JOHN M. PuoH, ]. BuLrN, .
R. PIcKERKL, JAMES HoRIocKrR,
H. s. HIeH, 3r,s .n.s 81. Si1T5
County Central COMMITTEES.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

baD We learn that Capt. FREE's company
brough. With them the prisoners which the Sew
enteenth Regiment brought from Western vir.
ginia. 8;a g tsartgs 4s-ig.es s,ais, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

1 Col. KrLtEy, ot.wheeling, who, IT will
be remembered, was wounded at Phillippl, has
90 far recovered that be has returned to his
post ct Grafton. .t.,ios1,y gastt,'r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

E5S Ohio has now, in actual service sixteen
regiments Of three years. men, two batteries Of
artillery and three companies Of cavalry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

B- The retail dealers in Cincinnati have al-
ready put the extra taria on tea, coffee and
sugar, from three to ave cents pound.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors In the shape o. the
very latest eastern papers. ~ W &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

on Monday night In pursuit. Of the rebels, en-.
camped eight miles from Athens, and fight
hasno doubt taken place there, unless the reb-
els ran. 81 fi q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

CHnIN6 GT.oaxs AND BAsQINEs
|E}- NnW nWfyYLKB--n<a1n u Som, No, 3 South
10 s'Es.t hays e2sesd nsx sylss e cIo1a On
most tGll>h nnnhsslI xiso, NupeTk Riain
M1nek B4mbs vsu heavy, dsfgnsd szpressly for
Mantillss and pssauinss. fspfiis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

RA lot Of sixsy.fonr FOUNDER cannon passed
through Cincinnati on Wednesday, en- roHts for
Cairo. 1 I y so. 49,, .,.i's :, u.5Ai.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09
LOCAL M MATTERS.,

The Adams Express Company places us daily
under obligations to 1t for the very latest papers
from the eastern clties' t M@E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

4 AhREsr OF AN oFTlctR OF THE CoSErpERArE
ARMY.-We take the following from the Gin
cinnati Enquirer Of yesterday (Thursday) morn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-09

From the st. Louis Dsrapcrsts grgrpW
The immense demand for thsi srtIcie yosphAlio Pills
n rapidly incrsasing, ga-