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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
New York Democratic Convention

SYRACUSE, N. Y. D., Sept. 3.--The Democratic
Convention now bids fair to be one Of the larg-
est and strongest held for many years. The
expression generally seems to be in favor of the
vigorous prosecution OF the war-sgainst any
separation of States, and is in favor OF holding
forth to the rebel States an offer OF peace, at
any moment that they will return to their allie
glance; also condemns the State policy of the
Republican party, and favors the reconsIruction
Of the Cabinet. ... s.vs- 49,. y. s,s a. - b..
SYRACUSE, Sept. 4.-The Democratic Conven.
tion to day elected Hon. Francis Kenuon, Of
Onelda, temporary Chairman. On taking The
Chair he addressed the Convention, reviewing
che state of the country, and said it Is our duty
to meet the present danger, and to do all in our
power TO stay the ruin that seems Impending 10
this end, IL is our duty to oppose Abolitionism
at the North and Secession at the South, which
are equally making war on our Government, and
| exhort you from my heart as men and patriots
20 coDsign both 10 common grave The Abo
litionists of the North through the ballotbo,
are seeking to retain power which Is as destfuc
tive as death TO the institutions, under, which
we live. cloud applause) Let US takea posi-
tion, which shall enable us to efectualy pu
Abolitonism down at the ballot-box. We care
not what men are In charge of The Government
~ 10 Ouf uuty " poeoOe onu Ptesct'c tnoh SON
ernment and resist with arms, If need be with
our lives, the men who seek to overthrow IT,
We will say to everybody at homo and abroad
that this must be no war for the emancipation
of slaves, but war for the preservation Of the
Government aud of the rights OF all sections o.
the Union. lifetime has come. when the posi-
ton Of great party must be decisively taken,
for no negative policy can preserve the country
from destruction at this crisis. 1t Is true that
unhappily for the country we have not the powel
at this time to administer the Government, bu
we can clearly, boldly and firmly mark out the
decisive course Of action which we propose il
order to rescue the country from the dangers
that surround IL. .-,l
He further says the Democratic party car
give tone to this war 30 that it may be said II
was war to uphold the Constitution, TO pre-
serve the Government, to give every section o
the country their just rights under the Consti
tuition, and so that 1t may be known that we
have fought to put down this rebellion from a
love to our whole country, and not from bate
to our brethren of the South, and that we are
ready 10 proclaim, that as soon as this armed
rebellion 10 over, we are again prepared TO meet
the South again in q liberal spirit and TO guar
antee full Constitutional rights 10 all. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05

A, ,JUsr JUDoMEEr.-Publio opinion Is bar
before which few care about appearing without
their acts will stand the severest scrutinizingi
some say that Its verdicts are harsh, but never
theless they are generally just and correct
"Kennedy % Medical Discovery" has now beer
on trial for some twelve years, and during tha,
period thousands Of Witnesses have arisen tc
speak in it's favor. One testfies that he was
cured Of Scrofula after Suffering six years; an.
other that he found immediate relief after suf.
fering with Salt-Rheum for twenty years, and
1t is such evidence as this thst, has caused the
public to render the following verdict: Guilty
Of exterminating and annihilating from the sys
TEN every humor with which IL comes in con-
tact, and we recommend it to the Confederation
Of the afflicted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
mcOuiloch GOING 60 ArIkansa,,

RoLLA, Mo-, Sept. 3-The correspondent Of
the ST. Louis Democrat furnished the follow
ing:
"a gentleman from Springfield, Friday even
Jog reports McCulloch with five thousand Texas
Louisiana and Arkansas troops moving toward
Arkansas, He was last heard from at the
Chalybeate Springs near Mount Vernon biz
wounded we're also being moved from the
Springfield Hospital, and taken Southwark on
Sunday, the 39th ult.
"Gens. Price, Parsons, Slack and Churchill
moved toward Boiver with force Of some ten
or twelve thousand men. When last heard
from, they were marching towards Jefferson
City, on the road between Boliver and Warsaw
only a part of Gen. McBride's Division remain
ed at Springfield. 4EagNf t-J
"Tbirty- Of the Dent county Home
Guards were surprised early on Sunday morn.
ing at Bennett's Mills, by three hundred and
fifty rebels, and two of them killed and eight
wounded-one mortally. The killed and wound
ed Of the rebels filled a large wagon, but their
namber could not be ascertained. The Guards
retreated. Eighteen accession prisoners taken
by the Guardst the day before, were confined in
q house near by, and the rebels, mistakiog them
for Unionists, fred upon them. wounding sew
eral."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05

The SprrcHEss LAsT EyEriNe. There was
some speaking last evening before crowd on
the Western side Of the State House. Il was
a sort Of . prelude TO the No party Convention
to be held In the city 70 day. +, "a ,ssi., ..i
The FIRST speaker was Judge JOHNSON, Of Gin
cinnati., The Judge made a very good speech
in favor Of sustaining the Constitution and the
Union, with remarks interspersed here and there
on the great results to Aow from the Convention
to-day Toward the close of his address, he
suggested that the Convention should send out
missionaries to canvass the State, who should
90 forth, two and two, one Republican and one
Democrat. He, said that for his part be was
willing to be matched with any Democrat, who
had notstolen anything. an ~
Dr.. DoRsEY, Of Pqua, was the next speaker
The Doctor was rather severe upon the call for
the late Democratic State Convention and upon
the resolutions adopted by that Convention,
He closed after showing how much the people
Of the Northwest were interested In having the
navigation of the Mississippi free from the
control OF foreign and hostile Government.
Gen. s, F, CAREr, Of Cincinnati, the renoWD.
ed Temperance lecturer, made one Of his char
aeteristic speeches. He commenced by saying
thai this was the first time that, he had ever
been a delegate to a political Convention.
From that point he went on to picture the ma
ture Of "this internal rebellion" as he called
IL, in those strong terms which he knows 50 well
! V q .Nl = ] D q n Hm D "
Nv" " use.sG gE.hggs 4 tSEs I'd az.gsl Rf.at "A
Judge JOHN A. CoRwIN then attempted o
speech; but his remarks for some cause or
other were nearly or quite inaudible. While
the Judge was trying tosmake' himself heard,
We, in common with a large portion ofthe au-
dience, left the grounds. -sesls ASgt{ ~,
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Dl.patehs. iron, yEa.AlnG.o,n.
Especial TO the Post.

lofsout W tno ko1tsl
wGsHINaroN, Sept. 3.-Most Trustworthy ad.
vices received from Virginia, place the number
Of rebel troops Of that State in the field, at
S. 900 men. 'NN
The enemy are concentrating large force
South Of Alexandra, and are also erecting
batteries near the mouth Of the Ococoquan
river. t ~ -
Heavy firing has been heard this morning
from the direction Of our lines on the opposite
shore Of the Potomac. but no reports Of bat
tie have been received. ,t atsf ssr.'ssf \ l..ia
The proclamation Of the President closing the
rebel ports, will not be issued at present,
Some skirmlshing took place this morning in
the vicinity Of the Chain bridge, over the Poto.
mao. II is not believed TO have been of seri-
ous character. n ases 80, 't''-r
The Navy Department 10 more active than
ever.s From the preparations making u 10 EVIL
dent The affair y Hsitsras iste DO followed np
The Secretary Of The Navy addressed let
ter Of congratuiatlon TO Com, Stringham and
bic oficers and men on the recent victory AZ
Hatteras Inlet. x y Aikg
The President has appointed number Of new
Brgadler-G Generals smong them Daniel T..
Sickles. Ssy-w an N,l ~ n agmas3' q 80.
Tho ,Washington Star suys nearly twenty
vessels have arrived within the last twenty .foul
hours.
With one exception. the crews report al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
COLUMBUS POST OFFICE.
AnmvAL AND DrrArrunr ., nAIls.

~ l.-r-- .4t|H
80 DKrARrUREs.
Mails for New York Oily, Boston, Albany, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, teubensis way. Cleveland, zanesville,
Newark, Granville Washington City, Baltimore, phiia-
dephh and New Orleans close daily Sundays except
ssA through mail Tor New York and Cleveland closes
daily Sundays sxcepted) ct o'clock p. m.
o..C. d O. u. IL. Way Mail closes daily Sundays ex-
osnsml Ohio Way haileloses day tsundys excepted
ut 10 O'clock a.. M ~ ,s tFl 4 rs l.I'n+f -.
Cincinnati WAY Mail closes daily tsuudAy, ercepse al
= Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and worthins.
ton Malls eleses daily sundsys sxeepte ats o'clock
Mails Tor xena, Springfield, Dayton, Toledo, cincin-
natl tianapglis, Louisville, &c. Louis, and Detroit
closes daily (sundays exoepted) at o'clock D. m.
through mail to xenia, Springfield aud CIncinnat
Urtsna, Piqua, Tan and Union oity man CLOSES daily
(Nundays excepted) at B o'clock d. m.
lancaster Logan, Nesonylle, crclsvle, ohiilicothe
iiiissSrOu,h mails Chose daily tsundTs sscsp,ed) at
0iSss Rsss GaV Mail by National Road 70 zap.v. close.
daily SnSsy' ss,; ssssp,ss :. y O'clock
Mt. Vernon Mall BY way Of westsrills and sunbury,
closes daily Sundays exceptedl at O'CLOCK p. m.
Dublin Mail closes daily Sundays exceptedata O'Clock
Lancaster Way Mail closes daily Sundays e1csptsd a,
ARRIVALS. i.if4l tf
Malls from New York; Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo,
Albany, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Dayton, Toledo, xenia
Detroit Springfield, Cincinnati ohilicothe, 81. Louis
and all Southern cities, arrive between the hours Of
O'clock p, m. and O'Clock Q. m. lv,r
Mails from indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuque arrive
Mails from on washington City, baltimore, wheeling
Lanestle, Newark, senbenyile, Mt. Vernon, and tho
y. y. X. y. Way Mall, arrive At ~ o'clock me- 4 4,
way mai from Cincinnati arrives at o'clock p. m.
LAnssster MAIL arrives at0 O'Clock pm
Hast Way Mail over the National Road arrives at II
cIocs ., m. 4 1.EyN.Ey Ef 4 II ir.fi n
M Vernon Way Mail arrives at II 90 .. m. 8 i.
Mail nom Dublin arrives al 10 O'Clock m - {,
Urbaua Way Mail arrives al 0 o'clock D, m.
HarfsbuIgh Mail arrives At n c'ciocka .. m.
Lancaster Way Mail arrives at 70 O'Clock m.
once delivery open every day concept Sunday from
from to9 o'clock In the morning, and from %
O'Clock IN the evening, 3'yLlr ~ t t1I3l7- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05

quiet on the Potomac. No batteries or men on
th Q bank are Visible. The exception reports
that. when opposite Matthias Point, q she'll was
fired attheI vessel. -
i. When che left, the rebels seemed to be NOV.
Ing toward Potomac Creek, below Aqua Creek
There was no Cabinet meeting to-day, al.
though this was the regular Cabinet day, which
indicates that everything Is running emoothly.
From all parts OF the country the Government
has assurances that recruiting is goiDgon with
great brisknesss The ayeragenumberre recruit
ing Is about s 900 per day. o.
The reception Of Hon. Jos. Holt, of Ken.
lucky at Irving Hall last evening, was most
cordial. y
A letter from Panama says the privateer
Sumter was seen on the 18th Of August, passing
Marguirita, Venezuela, out OF eight OF land
and steering weet, which course would bring her
into the track of the Aspinwall steatneE Capt.
Simms, her commander, while at Trinidad, an
nounced his intention OF proceeding 70 the Bra
I'll coast, to look out for Indiamen and Califor
nia vessels, but this ptovesnot 70 have been his
true intention.
,T - (Tribune's corrapopdsnce') 1l47s z /.
Ia connection With the rumof Of JEFF Davis'a
death, il Is mentioned that he has long had q
chronic disease of the optic nerve, threatening
cancerOue result. ilb puy1ivihh hPpfiseu nim
that death would speedily follow the extension
Of the disease to the brain.
A picket of the Michigan Fourth was shot
through the loins TO- -day--a mortal wound.
On application Of Hon. Elihu Wasbburn,
1000 stani Of arms have been forwarded TO
Illinois,, n .ls.s i.t.... .s..4 ~ ib ~ tai y
Captain Geo. J. Flint, Of New York, has
been appointed Assistant, sAdjutant-G General,
aud ordered to report to General Thomas at
The President has re -instated Roger Perry as
Commodore Of tSe U. 8. Navy. ~ - .t,'
A Virginia refugee reports the Confederates
constructing batteries at Cockpit Point. opposite
Budd's Ferry, forty miles below Alexandria,
and have orders not to 6re on vessels till the
battery Is completed. ltea. 8 D l'1sl53 o 80 y
\ Officers Of the aotilla report that from Alex
andria to the Rappahannock river, a distance Of
ffty miles, thereis not, soul visible on the
Virginia shore; the country is apparently desc
late.
e Information received says that part of the
Massachusetts regiment captured fifty Home
Guards Of Charleston, at Hsrper's Ferry. Z. Z. 4.
The President has appointed Jonathan G.
Burnett, Of Kansas, Register Of the Land Of
fee at Fort Scott, Kansas, and Walter Holland,
OF Missouri, Receiver OF Public Money at War
cav, Mo. "'sGst "'sgi 81 tgS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
Cincinnati Markst.

"a ~ ElT HomcrNSAT. Sept. 4. i
FL0UR@Finds no permanent favor at the hands Of
operators The demand but few instances has been
such character as TO give the market any spr
IL. spasm OF Improvement has, nov and then Deen
percep blei buth dependvd the fact that the
stock Was light than any material increase IN the de-
mand We quote superhne at 50 0093 as 50 S094
for extra. siF ..4Ira HI lfE sa4 lr 1'F7 finE
wHEAT-There has been a dull market throughout
he week for the ordinary and inferior grldes Of wheat
but prime and choice quaes have solo readily without
being much affected in prices by the reports Of
ing VI prices in the New York market To-day the mar.
ketwas rather heavy than for several days all
kinds. Prime red I, quoted at zoe; strictly prime and
choice range from this 10 73c white ranges from 60,
csc for prime and choice qualities. 1t takes extra
quality OF either to bring above the even figures.
C0RN-Is steady at 2Sc. though disuhers do not buy
freely atover &c. Receipts not much above the
dinary iced demand. Il q. avn .-.s-a--
oArs-ThOurh in very light receipt to-day are lower
and will not bring over 22c. fIff Fgi...I.
RYe--la 40c nominal figure, but Is neglected!
BARLLY-Has no market and quotations quite i'm
possible. t1l. .-lt.' --..a : .i . a.i li 80 y
WIiIsKY-Has a ready market at SC. l''is q. y
. efoI
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News from RIchmend-The Secession
Army only 10000 strong I'm, vir.

u .l.a A. A i. q
LouIsyiLLE, Sept. A gentleman just ar.
rived here from Richmond informs the Journal
he was taken prisoner at Matthias Point, while
on his way North, aud was sent back to Rich
mond for trial, where he proved himself an Egg
lishman, and was discharged. He says that
the number of troops In Virginia Is greatly ex-
aggerated, and that the actual number, In the
State 10 notover 10000, many Of whom are
down with sickness, thus corroboratipg the
statement Of the Southern papers that fully Of;
ty per cent. of their fighting force is in the hos
pital. He says that on Friday last Jeff. Davis
was very III, and but listle hopes were enter
tanned Of his recovery I, So 'it.tssE ss.,
A letter from Dublin, Graves county, Ken
lucky, says two brothers named Bailey, with
bowie knives, killed Buck Smith and Bill Sher-
geld, in q quarrel which grew out OF o. political
fuss. The BAileys are Union men. alsf tsast
No Southern papers received bere to-day, 1,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
Hardee n nns from Gen. Prentiss.

CAFE GrRAaDEAu, Sept. 3.-Gen. Prentiss's
little army, which left Ironton some days since
arrived at Jackson, ten miles west Of here. yes
terday morning. Gen. Prentiss and staf are
now here. The report that Gen. Prentiss took
$50 prisoners, is therefore false. fito 2 4.sT
= A scout arrived from Hardee's camp last
night, and reported that the rebels knew the
exact time that Gen. Pfentiss left Ironton, and
Immediately commenced retreating. Hardae
was reported moving toward Arkansas with
5000 men. The enemy is reported TO be strong
ly fortifying ut Sykeston.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
The Court of Common Pleas,
e Franklin County, Ohio.

y Joseph Henry Breckenridge, .. .-.
By his Guardian, Noah Y. Brtton, s.,o q, nox,,,,o,
-aa= ' r''
George Washington shrum ct all. ..s..I
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 in
the city of Columbus, on l.lllf. f.ll -sf. ..
Saturday, the 18th day Of September, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock m. and2 o'clock p.
the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of FRANKLIN, and State of ohio: - W n-
Beginning at the N. W. corner OF said tract OF 81
and 43k poles, in the petition and writ Of parti
tion described and running thence with he north lin,
Of said tact Ga deg. 30 min. X. 1863 poles pos
in the center Of The road, ~ said tract
thence with the road s. 81 deg 30mn Il. 42k poles
post in the road; thence ca deg 30 min. H. 54 320(
poles to post In the wet line OF saI l3 and %
poles; thence N. 2j W. poles to the begiunng,
tainig 30 Subject 20 the dover estate Of Eliza
beth A. Dasmude on 70 acres Of said tract. ~
% = dEo. W, HUFFMAN, sheriff.
ans3N NJ,d,s,d ~ ~ .slGts. rilBzE1 90 hs.a,
i. = !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
Position Of the Seminars Army Of che

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.-Tne Baltimore Ameri;
can Of to-day, says that no rebel troops were at
Winchester on Thursday, except q few who
were sick. At Leesburg there are three or four
regiments-one at Waterford, above Point Of
Rocks, and one at Goose Creek. - ilos N,sy %
Letters from rebel soldiers at Richmond, state
that the troops arein q sad state Of destitution,
being barefooted and in want Of suitable cloth
log. The skins In Q tannery at Hillsboco had
been taken dripping from the watts to be con.
verted into shoes. .,,
All the horses from the Union and disunion
farmers had been seized, which created the
greatest Dissatisfaction. ~ j. ii-fbs siisi
The want Of confidence is increasing daily,
the hopes Of the rebels being kept up BY reports
that the General Government had only 30. 900
troops around Washington, aud found it impos.
sible to recruit any more. a,1,,,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
TAss,als raira Z DAy y,onW b

DAYTON, Sept. 40 city Is all excitement
making preparations fol, the State Fair. A
large number of entries ore already made,
among which is lot Of fne blooded stock. The
during tbe entire fair Andy Jobpson .sOf Ten
nsssee, q also announced for q speech; every
thing promises perfect success. A'-Al'
Eistments are going on briskly,I ~ WA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
WiLn&Glos. DEE. Sept. 3.-~Tbe entire
Unon ticket vas elected 20 day. GllpIn. yag
eIecsed Mayor by 4 msjesity of 772 outof wy
voted 4 EHIRM WEk& HI


New YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE Herald's Wash
ington correspondence reiserates che story OF
Dayis's DEATH The re )ort was brought to the
Correspondent BY alpegro from Mapnssas.sG Z
Henry A Reeve, editor Of the w atchman, OF
Green Point, L. l., asHrrested last evening %
he was eniering the cars Of tho Hudson River
Railroad. He was sent to Fort Lafayette.
I. The Herald mentions another, supposed plot
to blow up We Ctotou Aqueduct.s tIkNH.
The Capsain Of a Schooner, filied with powder |,
which was seized near Croton dam, Is under ar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
ANorth Carolina Union Congressman
II. en-. laOsecrans All HiGhL. -

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3-HoL c. H. Foster,
Union member of Congress from North Caroli-
ns, has arrived here, en- route for Washington.
The Government has telegraphic adyices
from Gen. Rosecrans, intimating that all is right
under his command }r'TtrF H
This lie dated since the Richmond papers pub
lisbed accounts of his alleged surrender to Gen.
The firing across the Potomac, heretofore
reported, was ocoasoned by exercising men at
guns. The enemy also fred several shots from
their riaed cannon at our pickets. Nobody
hurt. TsFrh To samb@ A9JlHl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
Court. Martisi.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4 - Col, Deabena, of the
Indiana legion, has been court-martialed on a
charge Of conduct unbecoming an officer and q
was presided over by Gen. Pope, and the finding
approved by General Fremont igrrg3 Do
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05

Another Arrsst in New X orIE.

New YoRK, September 3.-John @. Rahming,
merchant at sc South street, was arrested last
evening on q charge OF treason. II 10 alleged
that Rshming, some time ago, endeayored to
induce the Captain Of the schooner Arctic 10 60
to Nassau, N. p, and Bahamas, and take thence
number Of cannon 70 Wilmington, N. G. The
Captain declined TO enter into the business, and
subsequently the matter came to the knowledge
of the police authorities. ~ "
Raining Is a native Of the West Indies. He
was sent to Fort Lafayette. 5-s.y. 0
The prisoners taken at Hatteras are to be
placed on board the hull Bfsndywine. IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05

ELECTION OF COUNCILMAN -In our advertis
ing columns, will be found the proclamation Of
Mayor THOMAS for a special election Of one
Trustee in the Third Ward, on Monday, Sept.
-l6, to ill the vacancy occasoned by the resigna-
ton of DR.. BLAIR. tif"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
KentncI.y Legislature.

FRANKFoRr, KY, Sept. 3.-HousE-Nothing
Of importance to day.
SESATE-Judge Robinson, OF Scott county,
was elected President pro TEN. iLtat
Six or seven more Senators than the Consti-
tuition allows, have been elected, aud the ques.
ton of contested seats thus raised, delays the
permanent organization of the Senate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05
Ees Sheriff's Sale.

James Tucker and wife)
.1a.a VS.. y Common Pleas. .. - .
DY VIR TUE OF A WRIT OF vENDI
ID IN directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, o.. will offer for sale the door Of
the Court House, 10 the city Of Columbus, on
Monday, September 30th, 1861,
AT one o'clock P. NJ the following described real es
tate, situate In the county Of franklin and State Of
Ohio, T. wit: % .
Lot No, 90, in John and Henry Miller's Addition to
the City Of Columbus. rst,rrlF sr,tr-9
Appraised at $500.
ID III GsW.HURFMAN, Sheriff,
aug24td a-i- "'''A "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05

OUR CRY HAcKs.--There are few cities bet.
ter supplied than Columbus with good hacks
and carriages for public use, and with careful
and accommodating drivers. Most Of them
have established so good a reputation, that q
specific designation Of particular ones Is unnec-
eaHary. .ta ~ a.nDa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05

MONROE County AID THE WAs.--T The Woods
field, Monroe county, Spirit of Democracy an
nounces that three moro companies have left
that county, 70 fight under the Stars and Stripes
In defense ofthe Government. The companies
are commauded BY capiains spAssLrRs FlsaEa
aud Cis.ok. - 4 a .asa's.se y ,tsise s-s'ss.s
The Spirit adds that IL abe Government need
more men than are willing toyolunteer, itwon'l
have to draft in Monroe. county "to any slarm-
ing extent" Good Tor old Democratic Monroe!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-05

CAIRo. Sept. 2.-Lieut. Tufts, who was sent
with Gag Of truce 10 Pillows camp, at New
Madrid, returned last night. Col. Wsllaoe's
terms were accepted by Pillow, and an ex-
change Of prisoners took place to-day. Ef-
teen hundred rebels were reported at New
Madrid. t..0s :,