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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13


FATAL AcciDEsr.-We learn by . letter from
DR.. w. BAsH1w, Of Harrisburghin in this county
that q Distressing accident occurred near thai
place in the forenoon Of Saturday last, result.
log in the e.audden death Of Mr.. JoaryH LoMAs,
step-son of the late DrsJ . HrnaIcx, Of Harris
burgh, and formerly q student at w esterville Ii
this county. ,'ssa slygissssE, .i'si.Ss .'t
DR.. BARaHAw states that Mr.. LoMAs was re
turning from a hunting excA,ion, and s.opped
under shade tree to rest, taking a sest on a
fence. Inraising his gun, II was accidentally
discharged, the hammer being caught IN a
stump as he was in the act Of raising the gun,
The entire load, consisting Of shot, entered the
right temple, csusipgaa ,ftightful wound, tear.
ing away the temporal bone, and passing out al
the back part Of the head. sS' , e's' '',-s,t
Mr.. LoMAN was in his twentieth year. He was
a young man Of fine promise, and his premature
death Is deeply lamented BY his numerous rela,
tives and large circle Of acquaintances in
Harrisburgh and vicinity, laei ~ 81 =, !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13
COLUMBUS POST OFFaCE,
ARRIVAL AHp DERArruRr or MAILS.

Mails for New York City, Boston, Albany, Buffalo,
pittsburgh, steubenvle way, Cleveland, zanesyile o.
Newark Granville Wsshington oity, BALTIMORE Phila!
delpha and New Orieaug, close daily Bundays except
ed) At O'clock D. m. n N N = ? w IgI1Nif
A Through mail for Nav York and cleveland closes
daily (Sundays excepted1 st O'clock D m.-9 5T1
%, O. & o. r, n. WAY Mail closes daily (sundays ex.
oepted) at 9 O'Clock D, m 1JT7l,i VI GlI
Central Ohio Way Mail closea daily sundays excepte
At 10 O'clock o. me- - :, - = - -
Cincinnati WAY Mail closes daily SUNDAYS excepted) at
Chicago, Dubuoue. Delaware, Marion and Worthinp.
ton Mails closes daily (sundays excepted) at O'Clock
p. m.s - > 80 : - -,t tsss ~
Mails for Xenia Springfield DAYTON Toledo Cincin-
natl, Indianapos, louisville, ST. Louis, and Detroit
closes daily (Sundays excepted) at O'Clock D. m.
A through mail to Xenia Springfield and Cincinnati
closes daily (sundsys excepted) at 10 O'Clock a.
Urbana Pqua, Tifn and Union City mail closes daily
(sundays exceptedJ al O'clock D. m.
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From Louisvllle and the soush.

LoUIsyILLE, Aug. 1O.--No trains have been
allowed to run eastward of the Tennessee river
from Memphis for the East two days. IL 10
supposed that the rolling stock 10 engaged In
Transporting troops to Union City, Tennessee.
The National Union, Winchester, Ky, yes
terday Issued an extra, saying that they are in
formed that between 1000 and 5000 disunion
troops have come into Kentucky through Cum
berland Gap, and are marching on Bsrbours.
vile, ~ H. supposed, to seize SO 900 pounds Of
bacon and, rob the bank there. II. is feared
they intend to proceed thence TO Richmond,
Ky. The Unionists In the vicinity Of Bsrbours.
vile sent runners to 0usley, jackson, and other
counties, where Union men are rapidly gather
ing with rifles and shot guns The extra says
the above s reliable asg-t "a 81 isE ) sTslsts
LouIssftLr. Aug. LA specialto the Nash
Vile Union says Gen. Butler burned Hampton,
Richmond papers learns the intended use Of
handouts found at Bull Run. Captured South
erners were to be handeufted and made breast
works Of. sK sipsJ is !ssss .oS5els ata
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

BuaDsALL's DRAoooSs.--This fine company
reached Camp Chase on Sunday last, where
they will be mustered out Of service. Since
their departure to the seat Of war In Western
Virginia, they have lost four men, Seventy
i've Of their number belong to Cincinnati,
nearly aHofwhom are ready to rs-enlist Gen.
RosxctASs, in . sspecial, Order, dated at his
headqusrters, clarksburg, va.S August 5.lS6l,
speaks lin high terms Of the manner in which
Capt bvnDsAIL's company Of cavalry performed
its service. ,saiIs 1880 g6ass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

\ LEcrUAE ON PALESTINE Notwithstanding tht
sultry state Of the atmosphere, the FiFst Baptisl
Church in this city was filled to overlooking on
last Sunday evening, by an audience. eager q
hear the Rev. d. A. RANDALL describe some oi
the interesting scenes shat had fallen under hia
observation, during his recent visit to Jerusa.
lem and the Holy Land. d, ryah .lme,ss y
Mr.. RANDALL referred to the present desolate
aspect and sterility Of Palestine, which he as
ctlbsd as due in great part TO- the devastating
wars which, since the Christian era, ,shave; from
time to time, swept over the country described
In Sacred Writ, as ga land of brooks Of water,
Of fountains and depths that spring out Of val.
leys and hills; land of wheat, and barley, and
vines, and fg trees, and pomegranates; . land
Of oil, olive, and honey.
Z. The description Of Bethlehem and the, noted
places In the vicinity, particularly Of the Pools
or Reservoirs of SoLoMoE, and the Acquecuct
bywhich the Holy City was from thence ancient
y watered, was very interesting. Mr.. RANDALL
was fortunate In finding and entering The sub.
terranean chamber, In which was the fountain
that supplied both the Aqueduot and the Reser,-
ervoirs or Pools. The latter appear to have
been filled up with the surplus water from the
fountain, to be let offinto the Acqueduct in time
of drouth. 'f. ~ ..t7v i,slial.l. ~ {
Mr.. RANDALL visited the ancient city of He.
bron, eighteen miles south OF Jerusalem, Here
10 Mohammedan mosque. formerly Greek
" = 2. ....NU
church, covering, according to tradition the
cave Of MacpelAh, the sepulchre Of the patri-
archsi ABRAHAM, ISAAC and JACOB. It 10 now,
surrounded by high wall like that enclOsiDg
our Penitentiary grounds, and guarded BY Mo-,
hammedan or Turkish soldiers. No Christian
or Jew is permitted within the enclosure, lest
his presence should defle the ssnctity Of the
the place. The Mohammedans as well as Jews
and Christians profess to hold the memory of
the patriarchs, particularly Of ABRAHAM, in great
reverence. '''-'1' '-'f ., . - -. !.
The lecture was delivered In plain, conversa-
tional style, and was on that account deeply in
teresting. At the close, Mr.. RANDALL gratifed
his large auditory by announcing that on next
Sunday evening he would describe his visit TO
the valley Of the Jordan, to Jericho and the
Dead Sea, making use Of maps to give a better
idea of the relative situation Of the places men.
toned. ro. In ~ .. ~, Y,s, s.l b., ,f-ss b., =,
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COMMERCIAL MATTERSgy
Cincinnati MsrkstE

gSSSssss4 - CeIaqszATI, August IL.
FLOUR-There was as quieta market for Flour to-day
40 ever; no change is reported In prices.
WHEAT--still finds ready MARKET and Is quite Arm
at 20 to soc for Red 30 TO &c for White The latter
figures cover strictly prime article. Choice KentuekJ
White held at BY sowe OF the dealers The moye
ments OF Wheat show that our commerce In II is prne
Paly dependant on the cropso of Kentucky The buyers
from abroad areatfacted hhe by the superior quality
OF that grain This the crop In that State Is fine
and much more abundant than 1t was last season.
OORN-Is irregnlarly quoted. Distillers are not
paying over &c. and ID receipt Of purchases which
were made several days ago at that fgue selers on
the spot generally ask 29c and are firm at that figure
oATs-oomhand 2ae readily In bulk; 94c IL obtained
from store In sacks. , -, ,.,..
4 BARLEY AND RYE-Are In no request.
,,WHisKY-Was kept at l4kc, but 10 rather DULL.
'''.--- f1il agGElN ftIfiN r. Commercial,
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PiracY.

New YeEK. August Al r The schocpg Msry
Alice, ,lafr3yed to-day, reports sha had been cap'
tured by p Y pitat Dixies Her captain abd tbreo
men wefe taken aboard The plfatf. She whs AZ
terwards reeaptaredb BY ths Wabash. The Wa.
bash also captured the brig Sarah stersMEhinh
IF Fon3anss NJ SaS'i MousSs August 10 Inc dss1.r
City this morning brought In the prize schooner
irons. She was captured off Galyeston BY a
United States vessel and sent TO New, York;,
She was captured Of Cape Hattetas BY the pri.
vateer York, and four rebels put aboard
Meanwhile, the York was seen by the gun, boat
Union, which ehesed and burnt the York, after
the.pirates had beached her and escaped =
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Arrest OF a Bank Swindler-an I'm,
~ gsai pOrtant DiscOverys gKKH N8,

ArfekL Oh u h0mk SWImOI8x-0n line
~ g,st pOrtant DiscOverys gKKA Sag
p New YonK, August l2.--The United States
prize schooner Falcon, from Galveston, with
merchandise, arrived this morning " She was
captured ifof Galveston by the U Z g. steamer
South Carolina. - 80 is'le2 ~ z g ss1s' . =
!, Jerry Cowden, D rascal with large number
Of alisses, was arrested on Friday night near
the Hoboken Ferry, charged With forging 10 the
extent of $40, 700, on the banks of Chicago, ST.
Louis, Pittsburgh and Detroit. He was sent TO
81. Louis on Saturday. 70 IA 'sn
! Mr.. John Lathrop Motley, the eminent histo.
fian, has been nominated ior the Mission, to
Austria. y. \. ty,s, ,l-i .,srlS ~. y
Il A letter from Fortress Monroe to gentleman
In this city, relates the following: We have
made an important discovery, and hope thIs Will
bring about d change. A few days ago party
ofa New York company went out bathing at
Mill Creek, near Fortress Monroes and there
discovered 10 their great surprise an eectsio iel
egraph wires and on inspection, found Il 10 pDa,
meet the Foftrnss With Fox Hill, where Il 10 said
the enemy 10 entrenched In strong numbers.
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Cleveland Market

\ s;gia, - s-sI.o CLEVELAND, August 10, 1861.
" FLoURThe market 10 quiet and steady at old prices
Sales this afternoon were $40 bbls double extra at a
m q, g, ~ u - ~. 49,
Red track at S9c do a 90c 1900 bushes ahos
at 9lc boat load ahoa at 92c track at same
car White from store at 07c; Tboat load do ahoat at
93c. .ss 500 -.
CORN Scarce and In good demand at better figured
may be quotedat 33c.
24c. N''F'ss wv -
BARLEY AND RYE-Are not quOtable.
HIGHWINEs-Not 90 frm.1 Sales Of SO bbls at l5i<c
and, so do at &c., ma sIst .EEstrt
! gUTTBR-sslling 70 q limited extent at GGse the
OHEEsE-Quiet at 4@7c, according to quality, A.,
EGGs-Unchanged and selling at8c ~ - IA
DRIED APPLEs-Are held at 3ll94c-wiih sales at
the inside hgures cf-sg HHf- .al.aF.E..A EG
4. P0RK-Heayy and entirely nominal. O. st8aA Z
Il LARD-Heayy at 1896. -s5 1Jl.Igi
sacsliv.9es .rF. e u Leader
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

|ns A. Brap's EYE VIEW Gould We beraised for
for an instant to some lofty pinnacle vhese atis
glance we could behold all the suffering Of
earth, how should we wonder at the number Of
victims'claimed by disease, and how would our
'heHts bleed to see them writhing in agony nom
the paips Of scrofula and Erysipelas, Canker
and sAlt- Rheum, Sores and ulcers, Rheuma-
item, Neuralgia Or other causes. But this
scene ID no lsss true because unseenb By us, and
no onervill deny lie exissence., For the benefit
of such; we publish Abroad 'Kernedy's Medical
Discovery - knowiDs u 70 be q certaia. and
spsed5 remedy d al casss .vhsssIitn sscom.
nshdsd BY Itppscpsiesors 81 - ''''' = ''''i''
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Garibaldis Appointed a MajorsGen,
eraL In the American Army.

WASHINGTON, August 10. O.-Garibaldi has ten
dered his services. to the Federal Government,
through the American Consul at Genoa and
Secretary Seward his offer is accepted, and
the rank of Major.G is rendered to the
noble Italian.
John Bigelow, late editor of the New York k
Euenirg Post, has been appointed Consul to
Paris. - n F1 20 " NE Aa~fAS@FlI q
Gen. Wool is certainly ordered to assume
command at Fortress Monroe. ,-. -..
,(Herald's Dispatch ...-...
Prince Napoleon was cordially received at
Manassas, aud reviewed about 5000 rebel
troops. He was pressed by Beauregard and
Johnston to visit Richmond, but declined
Some Of his suite report about 10000 troops
look half starved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13
County Central Committee.

CoUSclL PRocEEDINas,- the meeting Of the
City Council last evening, President DoNALDson
being absent, Mr.. CoMsTock was chosen Presi-
dent pro tenn, '.i lea1
The City Civil Engineer presented a report,
stating that all plats and estimates ordered by
the Council, had been duly prepared and filed.
An ordinance to prevent hogs from running
at large, was read the first time. It ordains
that no animal Of the hog kind shall, after the
18th day of August, 1861, run at large In any
street, lane, alley, market space, common or
public ground within the limits OF the city.
Several other ordinances were read the fret
time. t43tt y.t .c.,a.rr 3.. .t..~
The follow ing ordinances were read the third
time and passed:
The ordinance assessing a special tax upon
the real estate bounding on the east side o
Fourth street from South street to Strawberry
alley. 1t assesses the sum of SO cents and
22-lO mills upon each loot front of said real
estate, to be paid to JAcoB s. WINASs within 90
days from the date of the ordinance. ,
The ordinance to assess a special tax upon
the real estate bounding on the north side Of
South street from Fourth street to first alley
east of Fourth street.. II assesses 43 cents and
one-half mill on each front Of said real estate,
to be paid to JAcoD s. WNANs within 90 days.
The ordinance to assess special tax upon
the real estate bounding on Oak street, from
Fifth street to Sixth street. It assesses GO
cents and 7-l0 mills on each foot front of
said real estate, to be paid within 20 days to
JOHN w. HUGHKs.
The ordinance to assess special tax upon
the real estate bounding on Oak street, from
Sixth street to Seventh street. Il assesses 64
cents and mills on each foot front Of said real
estate, to be paid to JOHN w. HuoHEs within 20
days. r4UN8{ llliI1 iE
Several resolutions, directing the City Civil
Engineer TO make plats and estimates OF va
rious improvements, were adopted. he u
Mr.. BUTTLEs presented bill of costs accru-
ing in the Superior Court in the case OF JosrPH
II. Ridley us. the City Of Columbus. which was
dismissed at the cost Of defendant. MAJ.
The bill amounting to $l0.24, was referred to
the committee on Ways and Means, with in
structions to pay the same. 'p &
An ordinance to construct sewer in the alley
running from Elm street to Fifth street, and
lying between Oak and State streets, was read
the third time and passed. nei .soi ,6i,r sslba
The ordinance to prevent hogs from. running,
at large, was read the second time by its
title. r,,l ,,,1 ..,.,.. : Il ~
The Council then adjourned. '''l,, ....,,- T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

T The Varieties at Apollo Hall continue
to attract large crowds. The managers under
stand how to cater to the public taste by vary.
ing their entertainments, and introducing new
and popular performers from time to time. Go
and enjoy the amusing varieties and pleasing
novelties offered nightly at7Apollo Hall, in
Kanmacher's building, on High street. --.s 2, 1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13
.-- b, e1isl9 71f Tafge fsidr.ajlt.a yBiiq .
Peace Declared Retween HaYtL and
- IL .-.-- m SnAimL II hla-s ~ EInnv

New YoRE. Aug. II - By arrival Of the brig
Laurs, Capt. Leahthorne, we have adyices from
Sc. Domingo City to July 25tb. The war be-
tween Hayti and Spain is at an end The diff
Guilty between the two countries has been
amicsbly arranged. The Dominican armies
have returned to the frontiers. n y a,s. u ii =,
A decree has been issued by the 5panish
authorities declaring slavery forever abolished
there, and any person interfering with il win
be considered liable under the conspirators'
act. .
Emigration from the United States ia par.
ticularly desired, the Government offering, as
an indncement' tracts OF land, and insuriDg all
emigrants,, 80 accepting the terms, protection:
Even the American residents there favor the
project and desire emigration, 3. The health Of
the country is good. 'a7sis ol gasss's To'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

p"An authentic Exposition of the knights Of
the Golden Circle; or, History Of Secession
from 1894 to 1861" is the title of q neatly got
up book of 80 pages, just published BY G. o.
Perrine of Indianapolis, Ind. It is interspersed
with illustrations Of the "K. g. c." ceremonies.
Pfice 25 cents. ManEETTFTa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

A Coon CHANCE TO ESLIsr.-A good oppor.
tunity is offered to those desiring to enlist in a
good company, at the recruiting Office opened
by Capt. A. G.. SHARP, in the room on the east
side of High street two doors north Of Rich
street. The Captain Is the right sort Of a man,
and will have his company full In a few days.
The opportunity offered for q place in the ranks
should be embraced at once. fl
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
The Public w orks of Ohio.

sHas Z. s.-rs
ISaateFfIcE OF THE LEssEEs OF THE PUBLIC WORKS,
1r,,,,v r,,a,,.v ,..,, oGLuhBus, June -, IooI'
un unuegslsneu nnaylnB peconie tio hessees oI tn
fu9nc Morks o. Vnp, unoer t1e act o. May q ~ J
anu navlng enteieu n.o tne possession o, sau WORKS
neIeoy give houcs lnas ~ opeIsung unaer saa lease
ana osGhargns tneiI ouues unuer tne same tne pqs
ness VIII be transacted With me pubic through agents
appoioted ny lns Lessees unuer sucn rues
resrcuons anu hmlauons' as snail De prescribed ior
tnem goVernment' ,,, "a. a.
Those Agents loI Ine presen. wiz consist OF one uen,
e5al agent treasurer anu necIesy, ior tne VenIal
oncs oi ,ns LeSsees ~ Voiumpus ana ths necessary
num- ruDer Vl IL y. hepss Uoilecors u
1Vsls On Wy seseIu s, enpscsu ~ tne ,ease
a os a % a M
o .e Lsssess, anu sua nAYe onalge ol INC gen
sfal business : once he sna, nave super
sYn osss sue pusnsss ~ .e essss' WIN tne Pubic,
osa aS . ~
hose vr iavo anu connec'su WIN tne eruna
y repairs m Of the several Works and he shall audit and
seae Mh az s.,sN aeoou ~ rs r a.....-Ls-,.,,t,. -.
srrb as ara n.nsItv :, ssr an ne
cases. %s: ,.,. -. :, , =. ~,
my esPeinssnpsn" .. nepars snaIl, on snes re.
IA nsss power 70 employ Snd aiSonafge
al anu ~ sna 70 pufcnase All toos
shd h W ,ne orana,y repair o. suSh
uslon, anu ne same snaii 10 unuer thelr special di'
reSson Tha noWsctaps shu 81 oi. o,.r
sS III =. IN .'.,' aenu anu Ilnes are
wv NJ a.. ~ NV anu pover, pi1si1sa ~
.9e "a , ws o1 ne e.a.e s1a nv OF tne bosrd
y. so ao,a NJ mhsn 1run V4f
Ss.tn a''eu unuer anu ron Inc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

PAY OF THE voLuETEEhs. The Cincinnati
COmms,eial states that the volunteera in the
Second Ohio Regiment received at Washington
thirty.fve dollars and sixty cents, and at home
they received fourteen dollars and ffty-six
cents, making their total pay in silver and gold,
over all deductions for clothing, fifty dollars
..i1 n'Asoen cents' s;s a ster ~ s-.,at
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,e ~ Regimental and Company officers, and
all others connected with, the service at CamI
Chase, are referred to the General Order No l,
isauedby General HILL, now in command at tha,
post, and published in this morning q Statesman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

} The MEDICAL BOARD. Examinations Of ap.
plicants for Surgeons and Surgeons Mates in
the army will be resumed by the Medical Board
In this city to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

CHcAoo, Aug, l0.-The telegraph line con-
meeting Keokuk, Montrose and Fort Madison.
Iowa, direct with Chicago and the east, was,
complsted to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

BosfoN, Aug. l2.--A private letter states
that 2p of the soldiers Of the Massachusetts
Filth Regiment mostly reported killed, are
prisoners in Richmond. ,s l-r ...f.bG. ss ,ss, =
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Lrrrn Mnin i oeLuKsCs& 4 xnuA 3. y.
o,,.,,,.,, 49,. J 4. 80 Lssgss "a a5siyss q e
Hxpresu.. ...., ..ll,4o a. NJ. 1l;g3 a. N.
Mail and Accommodates. ! 9:lo p. N e;00P. n,
Night Express Via Dayton 1890 midnight $40 A. ~.
4 Jso. W. DOnERay, AGENT
Z oOLuMBus l. CrsyEklap R.R, ~ f
Night Expssss, u. ,..... $40 AN. LISP n.
New York Express. /. ....,ll:l0 A. n. 1880 A. n,
o. O. 40, Wsy Ekprsss.,.. gao P. NJ. 7:5oP. N.
u esS,fs Janrs PARKINSON, Agent
CENTRAL ONO R.. n.
No, 3 Express. .......... 3:3O Am, lI:25 A. N.
NOS do ........,.. 2:15 p. N. t1E45 A. NJ,
s.srs Il 4 -.S W. J, FELL, Agent
rzPrrTsBuReH, oorUnBvs& 4 oncuuATI B. n. ge,,
Mail Train ............... 330A.M lbs a. N.
Express Train .....".lE26 A. NJ. sf5P, M
" 81 \ ". Jos. RonlmoH, Agent
COLUMBUS e INpIANoroLls, R.R.
(CoLuMBus ProuA & INDIANA r. r.
No. Express. ..,....,.., 6so A. M. 900 z. N
so:a I" ........'... 400 P. M. ,ssS ,s.sS ?. n.
dlsaa ~ M R q. W. SIXTH, Agent
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4. ~ Over three hundred dollars vera distriba-
ted on Saturday last, by the Commissioners Of
Hamilton county, to the families Of yoluntsers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

WIN. DoMIoAN, JAcoD REiNHARD,
SAa'L DorLE, ALEX, THOMPSON,
H. w. MILLER, WIN. CooPER.
JOHN M. PUoH, j. BULEN,
r.. PIcKEREL, JAMES HoRLocKER,
II, S, HIoH,,
tm.'r County Central COMMITTEES.
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CAL MATTERs. y, \

The Adams Express Company places us daily
under obligations 70 II for thesery latest papers
from the eastern cities. ffsffsT& g1EI
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Zen. Buffers I" COntraband ,,-Uon
dition of New Orleans, etc. LhEl

Gen. Buffers Sc COntraband ,,-Con.
dition of New Orleans, etc. LtEl
WASHINGTON, Aug. Little Secretary OF
War has sent q letter to Gen, Butler In reply 10
his communication regarding the disposition of
fugitiyes. The letter, after discussing the
matter pretty freely, conclndes by saying: 4,
Under these circumstances, it seems quite
clear that the substantial rights of royal mas.
ters are still best protected by receiving such
fugitiyes, as well as Of disloyal masters, into
the service ofthe United States, and employing Q
them under such organizations and. such occu.
pations as circumstances may suggest OF REQUIRE,
OF course record should be kept, showing the
name land description of the fugitives, and suct
facts as may be necessary for correct under.
standing OF the circumstances of each case.
When tranquility shall have been restored
'Congfess will doubtless properly provide for ali
the persons thus received into the service of Inc
Union and for Just compensation to oloyal mas.
ters. You will, however, neither authorize moi no.
permit any interference by the troops under
your command with the servants of peaceful
citizens in house or field, nor will you in any
way encourage such servants to leave the law.
full service OF their masters, nor will you pre
vent the voluntary return OF any fugitive to the
service from which he may have escaped :
Signed, -1 n s' SIMON CAMERON, o.. n-
apur. IsgrT III. Secretary of War. /.
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