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Bank of the State
5 0 u II III G. A II OIL N A
CHARLESTON, 18th February, 1861.

CHARLESTON, 18th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late ses-
sion, authorized the Issue of Bonds to the
amount oi s675,0O0, bearing an interest Of
serea per cent, for the purpose Of providing
the funds required TO sustain the State in
the act of resumng her rights oe sovereign
iy, this Bank is now prepared to dispose of
the Bonds. They are issued in sums of
$50, SlQO, and $500. An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen TO make secure
and profitable Investment, while cOntribu-
ting aid TO the cause in which the State is
engaged. With the view Of enabling citi.
zens in any part Of the State 10 share in
the Loan, the Clerks Of the Courts of the
several districts have been required to open
books of subscription for the Stock. Sui.
table arrangements will be made for furn.
ishing the Bonds on the receipt of the mon
ey, Mt an early da. after each subscription,
has been made. Engagements Tor the pur.
chase of Bonds may be made at the Bank
or ut any Of its Branches. IL is probable
that, at the next Session oftho Legislature,
those parties who desire it may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
Z. NJ. FURMAN, President.
Feb 25, 3tf
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The AutocIat of the Russians /!

-
Alexander II is pre- eminently the refor-
her Of the day. by the disenthralment of
my riada OF his subjects, Scrfdom is rnpidy
y ieldIng 10 the flight and mission OF civil
'za'ion. lie is correcting time honored a.
buses, and gradually sui,ing the progress
fnd emancipation Of the Russian Serf 20
she demands and intelligence Of the timss,
70 that the path Of Mnscovite ROYALTY il
Huly democratic and progressive. The
Haius quo Of the medical profession al the
hdveat of DR.. Holloway 10 it's midst. was
Irsaiiy dsp,ornble,-ifno IL not actually retropres.
fSsc, but iiIe the Gar he burst the shack. +.
les which retarded it's progress, and dssip.
sted the fallacles that overshadowed il. lie
discuuntrraneed innumerable eros which
disgraced il. and instituted the doctrine of
Sxason and common sense. The effect Of
rs Pills and Oniment ia coughs, colds.
4d tigbtness Of the chest soon became 40
Areni by the number Of his patients, aud
rfae Increasing demand for his n,edicines.-
{Fhe speedy relief experienced by sufferers
fsoE diseases Of the chest arising from
Fsndd.n colds by rubbing the Ointment no.
Yen the chest morning and evening whence
10 absorbed into the system ss salt by
nens, 10 almost marvellous. II ailays the
lifritaiion and inflammation, and disp.rses
DO mucus and huipors which collect Ia m.
assages and impsds the respiration. Tn.
Ills act on the stomach, liver, and blood.
hich they invigorate, clense, and purify
p that tho whole system 10 thoroughly
Pubjeeied 10 the restorative regulating and
exhiIirating influence Of 'rhess life sustsin n.
ing vegetable and balsamic preparations =
I)pr the various disorders peculiar to the
Inter season, these invaiuabls medici nas
ll be found equally efiicacious. We
psi not omit TO mention that in 1861, DR..
ollowsy had the honor of being presented
the late autocrat Nicholas, father Of the
ssent Emperor, who gave him a most
acioas and distinguished reception, and To
Dow his high appreciation Of HE 60, sbra
ID medicines, diyeeted an ukass to be is.
ped authorizing thv free intssductioa md
snle OF thsf Piils and Ointment throuhon,
|the Rassise domiaions.--"M Merchanii Nag.
Ferins."
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New Advertisments
S O u Il ii CAROLINA "A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

pY p. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WEREAS, Mrs. SARAIi HAMMOND
has applied to me for Letters of Admins
trauon, with the Will annexed, on all and
singular the Goods and Chattcis, Rights
and Credits of x. Hammond-Wil! annex
ed late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred aud credi-
tors Of the said deceased, TO be aud appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district. 20 be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 18th day of Muy.
next. To show cause, if any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
~ Given under my hand and seal,
: LIS. this the 29lh dny of April, in
(O~ the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and Sixty-one, and in
the e'ghty-hith year OF the independence
OF the State OF South Carolina.
j. Il. HAMMOND. o. L. d.
May l, 1861. l2-3i-pf = 90.
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M u LES,

HHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS A FINE
i young JACK 10 thos. desrous of raj.
sing their owa Mules. lie will stand dur.
ing lhe season at X. ID. 81. Duniap's. Hon
~ Ia the Groom and will use every effort to
prevent accidents, but the subscriber Is not
rsspossible " any should occur
Terms, $40 insurance, due the time the
mare proves 20 be eth foal.
10 all eass2 mares are traded, the
owner at NRTHIv. turned. responsible for
services rsndsred.
Tx CUREToN.
Lancaster, April I'd, lssi.--s-tf
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70 the Volunteer Regiments of the
State

State.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
II Headquarters, April a6th, 1861.
l ain Informed from high authority that
fhe State Of Virginia has adopted our Con
Fsdernte Constitution, and is virtually a
member Of our Confederacy. called tor
Volunteers because | did not consider Vir-
Ihia rs under our Government But when
tin officially informed that she has joined
Confederacy, l shall consider her as
Of our Country, and to defend her or
iarysnd ia to defend South Carolina
vh'tever troops msy be .ordered will! be
considered as Volunteers from South
drolins, and there is no power to lengthen
3slange their term of service they ur.
III Volunteers from South Carolina, for
yelye months. and if they leave the State,
III be under The command Of General in
4 IL Provisional Army Of the Confedeia ate
Rftes. IL two or more regiments are
nnrched together out Of this State, will
afslgn TO their command one Of our Briga-
der Generals, who will command until u
General DO appointed or designated by the
president Of the Confederate Government.
IQne of our noble regiments is now in vir-
(fDio, and the Palmetto Flag floats from the
BEAUTIFUL hills Of Richmond. Another of
, ae same kind started last night You will
be eager to follow wherever TINT banner
t&aves
Soldiers Of South Carolina Hold your.
selves in readiness to march, at The word,
TO the tomb of Washington, and swear that
mo Northern Goths and Vandals shall ever
desecrate its sacred precints, and that you
will make Of 1t an American Mecca. TO
kYhich the votaries Of freedom and indepen.
Edence, from the South, shall make their
bRilgrimage through all time to come. Let
the sons Of South Csrolina answer to The
crll from the sons of Colonel HowARD who
I'D the Maryland Line in triumph over the
Qoody battlefield Of our Cowpens. lie,
lem know that we will return that blood
Nth full interest, and let them feel that
Fey are now, as they were then. our broth.
|1fs March to Virginia and lay your heads
ION the bosom Of th, mother of States,
hear her great heart beat with new i'm
lses for renewed and glorious iudepen-
Once.
FSurely the good aud the virtuous Of the
Northern States cannot saseti on the law.ess
aHd brutal despotisin now inaugurated a,
tSNnshington.
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NOTICE.
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN that al, persons hsv.
ing bcsiness 10 transact with me ~ Clerk
Of ths~ ~Court OF Common Pleas, will call
on Mr. James G. Huey, who il authorized
and appointed to transact all business for
me during my aheence.
HIRAM ,. HANCOCK,
Clerk Q. c. 2.
April ~, 1851. loft
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Dapple John.

.T, MY THOROUGH BRED HORSE
Rn- The Jenus, Canadian and B,i.
mer Goodwill be ut my Steam Mill place,
six niles South of Lancastersille, on Fri
day and SATURDAY OF each week during the
ensuing spring Season I; prOpided club OF
ten or twolye bs made up for that point
Otherwise he will not be moved IRON his
stables at NY Hanging Rock place. This
IL prop osed ~ an accomU odation to such
rs wouId fad it inconvenient 10 send AS far
rs Hanging Rock. Ii the arrangement is
made by which hc will be at the Steam
Mill on Friday and Saturday, he will stand
the remainder Of each week at Hanging
Rock.
This Horse does not now require "puf.
lng" he is well known to the community
aud his colts speak for themselves. They
furnish the beet guaranty OF tho worth Of
the horse, and an examination Of them is
invited. DAPPLE JOHN was awarded a
handsome premium ut the Iast annual State
Fair at COLUMBIA.
The Terms Tor The ensuing season, are
For Single Admittance % the Season,
SI2; Insurance $40.
Careful and experienced Grooms will at
tend him at both places, and all care will
be taken to prevent accidents. ! will mol
be responsible, however, for any, should
thcy occur. JAS. Nj. INGRAM.
March 6, 1861. 4u
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Corros has been sljsht i'm.
prcsemsnt 10 the demand sbis week, but ts
- impossible to give quotations, - psices
are governed and controlled Hltogethe by
The wants Of me contracting partisx, Tho
Receipts reaeh 4ss0 bales, and the saIe~ IN
The same time may be pus down Il 1887
.bsIsss. 81 prices ringing fou o 70 iss.
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DON ZACK.

DERSONS DESIRING TIE Services
Il OF large and we'll formed JACK, will
be accommodated by applying at the sub.
scriber's residence, five miles South of Lam
caster Z. ID. Terms $40 insurance. Per.
sons living at a distance will be nccommo
dated with good pastures without addition.
al charge. w. j. McILWAIN.
March 6, 1861. 4-6m.
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HYMRHRAL.

Married. on Tsesday the 2sd April, at Fed.
|tick City, MARYLAND, ia 81 JONAS Chnrch. by
the Very Rev. A. y. Paresce, s, j., Er. CiAU.
hARY MKIissA, OF North Carolina, third dsnsh.
GER Of hr. Daniel Psnuell, deceasrd. late Of
Fairfield District South Carolina
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5000 POUNDS IRON,

INCLUDING piow Iron, Plow Steel, Sc
1for sale At JONES CR0CKErT'S.
Feb i3, l8el--lg -
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Settle Up.

It'll persona Indebted 20 Jas. r. Mso,iI,
il or MagiIi a. Beatlie, are requested to
call at the "Caston Place." near Pleasant
Hill, aud settIe up Ne we wish to close the
busioess as soon as possible. :.
JAS. r., MAGIII.. ss
Jan. 2l, i66i.--60tf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
A Kentucky Union Paper,s opinion
ofthe commercial.

The Msysville Eagle says: ,
ION the contrary, when secessionist wishes
to sustain himself In an assertion that the Re.
publicans intend TO deny to the citizens Of the
South their constitutional rights, and then 70
crush reaistence by force Of arms, he usually
produces Commercial or Gartte.
"such Republican sheets are formidable allies
OF the Disunionisis in their evil work; they are
neutralizlng the efforts Of conservatives In the
South by their evaporation, insulting proolsma.
ton Of dogmas, and their threats ofsubjugstiDl
the slave States. They have thus made Dis
unionists out of some Of four, most patriotic citi
gems, who, regarding their obstinate persistencs
in rejecting all compromise az the final deter.
mination Of the Northern people. think there
is settled purpose 70 deprive US Of the 7ighil
guaranteed by the Constitution. To this ex.
tent they are infsmmstory and lncendiaFy doc
uments." NSs a.tsz no 3c s-
This is what We have often said There ii
not q shadow Of q doubt Of the fact, that such
papers as the Cincinnati Gssetts and Comm~oaI
have done more to excite the bad feeling now
existing, and which caused dissolution, than any
other papers in the South.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
seneca County.


The Union Democracy Of Seneca county have
nominated the following ticket: { -
For Representative, R. r. Titus, Of Pleasant;
for Prosecuting Attorney, Alfred Laudon, Of
Clinton; for Commissioner, Robert Byrne, of
senecs, for Inarmary Directors Thos. swahder,
OF Clinton. ,ff f 3fCT ..
The Advertiser says; -
TEE CosvKsrIos AND THE TicKrr.--In anoth.
or column will be found the proceedings Of the
Democratic County Convention. Old men who
have attended our county Conventions for
twenty years say they never were present at one
better intended, or more unanimous in its senti-
For Representative there we're four first class
men named, but the Convention, after spirited
contest, decided upon r. r. Titus, Eco, Of
Pleasant township, 40 our candidate. Mr. Titus
10 an excellent man, and win certainly be elect
ed. He was member Of the last State Board
Of Equalization from this District, and by COM
mon consent Of bis associates was denominated
the controlling man Of the body Mr.. Titus Il a
farmer, being the owner OF one Of the largest
farms In Seneca county. Heisa practical man,
and will well Represent our county.
Alfred Landon, Esq., the nominee for Pros
ecuting Attorney, is good and systematic law
yer, and II elected be will bring to the discharge
Of his duties ability and punctnality. Mr.. Ian
don should receive the hearty support Of the
Democracy and other Union men, as for years
past he has been one Of the most earnest de.
fsndes Of the Constitution against the assaults
Of fanatics. - \,
Robert Bgne. the best Commiaioner the
county ever bad, has been nominated for re-
election. This 10 deserved tribute TO q good
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

u. z.. -. y, !, a.t;h - ! "a eIasl;cr
~ sne rso9ns iS''nAly ln'ss'res 30 s,''''''
for tbs noc1inatiou of county ol1cefs' ~ the
Democracy of Butler county, the largest vote
a.. -. n.,..n-s.v .svse- nollsa A a si,uils,
a.. 1890 - =. 80, A. sroslIspt county Cole,
oioosAon' NJ pAisf 7 - ~ Y .r-
was nomlnated, and that true ana sthunoh I'm
ion Democrat. Wn1ILM b. VAN Hook, wal
...,,.,,a g.. n. 4 .ss,s,.h,,a- M vas Hoc.
s.''''," - - ,r.,.s n........ ~. .
y not only 5000 SOUND ohlon ysheo''a'' pus
man Of experience, and In the present. condition
of shes countrv, viii be valuable and useful
..s.. e ~ \, 4 s.sr,1,,,v 9Tsba t,ckl,
Aepet y. wv -. "
nominated gives general ssus'acs'ons ana wiil
be elected by an old iashioned majority. -
The,e had ham souae dissstisia ction manifest.
.,,-.. e AZ. p..,.. ,..,,,,..
- vain we psoeeee'hss = NV 'aA. 'ouu.'
meeting which appointed Delegates 70 the state
Convention. but the ratification meeting which
tollo,-.a th., ,r,,,,,,v lslsosioo. aeosnted ana
.s.s.'s -,..s.-. - ~. n.mo...,,. Co..
adopted the pissiofm " 'ne Democ'auc S'ase
Convention, as the platform Of the Butler coun-
~ DsrioerScy, and thuS disposed Of the cues
.,.n m. f,,,a-,,,. a.. .h. nroesad,n,. os ~.
~ -. .sIS.'-e -',s's'f''ff ,'s''f''ff y ''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

II The Union Democratic meeting at Eas,
Ringgold on Saturday last, was the largest
country meeting We ever attended IN Pickaway
county. Il was an old-fashloned Democratic
meeting, and reminded us very forcibly Of olt
times, when such gatherings were premonItory
Of victory. We have the most nndonbted In
formation that this meeting resulted In good
The sad condition Of our country, % trnthfnlly
portrayed by the speakers. put some Republi
cans 70 thinking, end Ne are Informed that soy
eraI Of them declare they will never vote an
other abolition ticket, whether Il comes to then
In disgulse, as heretofore, or otherwise.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
Highland County.

The Union Democracy of Highland count,
have nominated H. L. DIcKEY for reelection al
Representative. Mr.. DIoKEY is young mar
Of decided talent, and as true patriot ant
Union man az lives In Ohio. The Abolition
editor Of the Greenfield Republican don't lik,
Il! We are not surprised at this, as Mr.. DIcKEl
has no tncture Of the Abolition higher Law
fanaticism about him. We hope the true Ma
tionsl Union men Of Highland will elect him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
COUNTY AUDITOR.

-II7 20 1-7I7l-lI n 1'I-7-0 =
EDrroR sTATRsMAs-Plsase announce DAVID W.
BRooKs % candidate for County Audor subject 70 the
decision Of the Union Democratic Convention, and
obllge 10 ss-r,e r7C+, ssr MANY DEMookATs'
EDITOR ONO sTATmMhn-Please announce thu. name
Of JosxrH FALKEEBAoa Of this city who 10 at present
clerk in the County Treasurers o1ce suitable can
ddaie for County Auditor subject to the decsOn Of the
franklin County Union Democratic Convention, and
obIige s1asI-s - .,iir MANY DEMOCRATS.
ssHi o y 81 i.s is1.L -. 80 -=--o s-TgtieE .N ~
B EDITOR ONO olsTATEsnAN--Please announce the name
Of L. n. Wilson as a eadddate for County Auditor,
subject to the decision Of the Union Democratic oonvsn.
tlan and oblIgs - 500 MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
Issn .sarl 1si ssiissshas's 'i 4 I ssSssis assdss''

The Missouri sixth Regiment has lost one Of
lie members, who was daring soldier and al
honest man. We refer to Lieut.. Houts, who y
wen known and much esteemed In this city.--
The circumstances are these; He called out thu
Colonel Of his regiment, and requested leave 70
visit Hardee's camp 10 diaguise, but was refus-
ed permission, which was Immediately after,
however, granted BY Gen. Grant. s
0nlast Saturday, at ~ o'clock at night, he
started on the perilous journey which ended 10
the forfeit o. his life. On the way be supped at
the house Of man named Burke, who sent one
Of bis men with him as guide. The two,
after while, fell IN With three or four pefsons,
who said they were Union men, and volunteer
ed to accompany them TO the nsighborhood Of
IIardeee camp. Soon they were "a The camp
and one Of HsrdeeT Captains recognized Lieut..
iiouts. Witbopt much ceremony, he coon fell
pierced By seven balls. Whether he was ar
rested previous OF after getting out Of ne camp,
We do not know. Deceased was II The Mexican
war. - Missouri Dem.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

: The Ezpysss and similar ultra Republican
papers devote more attention 70 announcing
their Democratic cotsmporaries than they do to
disproving the allegations Of fraud and oorrup.
tions at the Capital They cosertiy urge the
prescription Of Democratic papers and council
mob law and violence. For vhati For potbipg
else than that the Democrats decline 10 lay aaide
their principles and become the supporters Of
wrong Of Republican officials and contractors;
because they will not submit to be muzzled, and
play second fiddle TO such papers as the Esprss.
--BufaIo Courier. ctf5 sf Mmah IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
q q, - - DO we X now where we arel :

Notwithstanding the excitement that per
vades all parts Of the country in regard to the
war, its incidents and consequences an intelli'
gent foreigner, cOmprebending our situation il
it's full length aud breadth, might reasonably
ask---'.Do you. Americans, really know where
,sdyou ars7" D.
Our loyal countrymen are full OF that ner-
,yous, aimless excitement that strikes at random,
without knowing whether its blows are effect.
-siyyso i've q nCt This arises IN grea. part from the
lack of afoil Knowledge and due appreciation
Of the terrible peril De directly before us. A truly
Tssbrave man who sees visibly and clearly impend.
ine over him a fearful danger, momentarily
---tbfeAte5fbe bfs own destruction and that OF all
he holds desr on earth, will act With cool, pru.
dent ana determined courage, as far removed
rom, ,,hs asshes Of sudden, nervous excitement
SIS from the s,olid Indifference Of mute de
spair. -
wsmust sccustom ourselves to look the peri
to ourselyeS and the country full in the face
whatsvss the. cause or origin (and it is hardly
worth while now to dispute about that, we arr
ipvolyedi In acivil war authorized on our par
BY the regularly constituted authorities of tn,
land. for fhe sole purpose Of putting down q
rebellion and preserving the Union. For effect
Ing this gteat and noble object, the evils which
war necessarily brings, and the burdens IL. un
,S-ayodably ,imposss, should be ieh eeriully ami
n, eourageously met There are no sacrifices to,
great that We can make for the preservation 0
Liberty and the Uniop; for the two are INSOFAR
able. : q ~ : = I q
,pieBusthere Is d danger sop plain and aelf.eviden
q, that every man who reflects Tor moment, mus
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PAPER FOR THE STATE.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- oBIvED at the once Of the Secretary Of State,
until -s. ,.fs.t -rt
Monday, the Cd day of September next, at
- noon,
for furnishing paper for the use Of the State Of Ohio
follows
5000 Rsams Double Super Royal Printing Paper, 27k
by 4l nches to weigh not less than So pounds to tho
100 Reams Double Fiat esp, 10 by 81 inches, to weigh
at least 20 pounds TO the ream.
100 Reams Brochure Cover Paper assorted coors, 20
BY "a Inches to weigh at least 20 pounds to the ream
The quantities above named TO be Increased at the op
ton Of the Secretary Of State.
Bids must he accompanied by samples Of the paper,
and must specify the price which each Kind and quail
y Will bs delivered at the State House In Columbus.
No samples Of inferior article need be the
paper must be OF the best quality.
The delivery OF the Super Royal and Cover Paper 10
commence the first Of NoseS1ber next ensuipg and
continue ~ the paper shall bs needed.
The delivery o. the Double Tlat Cap to commence on
the hrst day OF December next and continue as above
Bonds, with approved seourty n double the amount OF
the contrast Will be required (according to law) cond
The bids to be made and the contracts awarded In &C.
cordanes With the terms Of the "act provide for the
purchase OF Stationery Fuel and other articles for the
General Assembly and State 0ficers passed March H.
1853. See Curw. 2l08; swans Stat. 968.
Bids to DO indorsed on the envelopes, Proposas for
furnishing paper for the state."
ss Bidders assured that paper will be received
zAfs prouisioa YW DO strictly adhered 10.
A. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
~,
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Hancock County.

The Union Democracy Of Hancock have nom
mated the following excellent thicket:
Common Pleas Judge, Mschias G. Whitley
Attorney, James A. BOpe; County Commission
or, Lower Waters.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

A PAsmo Ormionl--whsn John Brown was
executed, We believe a was Thaddens Hyatt
who declared his belief, through thecolumns oi
the Tribuns, that ssthe martyr had stepped from
the galloWs into ihs courts Of heayen." Well,
Thsddeus has gone 70 Ms reward. He has
been appointed 70 . foreign consuIatel--Pisis-
dssley.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

0' FsANK BLAIR continues to assault the
Secretary Of War through the 81. Louis DEM
oera. Mr.. LINCOLN has the power to remove
him. Why don't he do so7 f.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
uoFFAT,s. LIFE PILLS.

In all o. costlveness dyspepsia, bilious and lvs
affections, piles, rheumatism, ,fsven and ssues, obsu
nate head aches and all general dengsnsnss Of health
these Pills proved certain and spesdy
remedy single trial will place ths Iifs Pils beyond
thsrcarh decomposition n ths estimaiop Of svsu pa
hent'i fearh RsEIsi ess yged s,isi.al Wea ftat
s Nehais Phonix pIttsu VII bs fonnd equally Of
ncacious In alicses o. nervous dstiiy dyspspsA head
ache fehekne incident 10 females IN dsiIcais health
and every kind Of weskpsss Of ths digestive organs
For sale BY DEW. D. IoBRAz, ss5, Broadwsy,E. X.
and by sll DnggIltz. .s nsy22dkWu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
SMERlFF.

EDITOR sTATEsMAs-Plsase announce the name Of
Capt. Hmix NJ. osBoKs, o. Biondch township, as q
candidate for Sheriff. subject TO the decision Of the
Franklin County Democratic oonveutions and oblige
augiB 2,4l go. y. 80 MANY DEMOCRATS.