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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
DemocratIc state Csnyentien


At meetinE ofilho Dshoer&iic STATE Gen.
trail Committee held In Columbus, on the 9th
day Of Jolys 1s6l sjtswas 0 w oEldn4
Resolped, Thetit sxpsdlent to hold Demo
cratic State Coaveptiop at Columbus, on
wednesday, August Ith,l lsel,b
~ nominnte q Democratic State Ticket, 70 be
supported Ut the October election. y.
Rssolutd, futther, That all the electors Of the
State Of Ohio, who srejn favor OF perpetnating
the principles upon which our Union was found
ed, and are convinced that the present State
and National Administrations are wholly In
competent 70 manage the government in lite
present critical condition. 40 well az all who are
opposed to the gross extravagance and c9rrup-
tion now so alarmingly prevalent 10 public al
fairs, be earnestly invited TO unite win .tne
Democracy in this hour Of our countrye peril,
and thus redeem the State, and place It's ad-
minstrAtion in competent hands anL Dos ygi.ei u
Rcsolped, further, that the baeis Of Fepresen.
tation in said Convention be one delegate for
every 500 votes, and an additional delegate Tor
fraction OF $50 and upwards, cast for THOMAS
j. s. SMITH, for Sapreme Judge ct the october
election in 1860, and that II be Recommended
that the counties. elect their delegates on tnis
basis. t6 isesst i5if l.14H D. s''s 7oas 9ai bls -
The Democracy of Ohio and all other con-
ervative Union men, who are willing TO cooper.
ate With them on the above basis, are requested
to meet in their respective counties at such time
as the local committees may designate, and ap'
point delegates to the Democratic Convention
on the 7th. Of August, to nominate State
ticket TO besupported at the October election,
It is presumed that no lover Of bis country
will require prompting at this timeto induce
him to discharge his duty, and therefore the
Committee 10 impressed with the belief that the
counties will eagerly respond to this call, and
that an imposing Convention will assemble In
Columbus at the time designated above, and
put IN nomination q ticket Of good and, true
men, to be supported for the various State Of
fces on the I'd Tuesday in October next. "a
WIN. MOUNT, Chairman.
WM. ], JACKSON, Secretary. gl.7N s.Fztd a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

rs Our Washington correspondent teleqrapbs
that Mr.. Chase's proposition TO reduce the duties
on iron and steel 10 not likely to pass Congress-.
Possibly some change may be made, but NOT
such q one as the Secretary proposes Better
leave those duties precisely as'tiey are, 'I'', ~
~ We clip the above from the N. Y. 7sibvns.
How win any man dare TO vote agsinss eay
ding The Admjniskatlon recommends. This
would be high treason on the part Of Cougrss,,
and affordiDg aid aud csmfort to the enemy! 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
stanton and Lane.

The Governor of Kansas has appointed FaED.
P. srANroN Senator from Kansas, on the pre-.
sumption that Jm, LANE cannot constitutional.
ly hold his place; bu. LANE won't let him in,--
He has not resigned, and "don't know that he
shall" He says ait looks like burying him be.
fore he was dead" jim will not let go that
teat until he gets hold of another. Mark that.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
The following ticket was. nominated. |,

i
The following ticket was. nominated! d
For ,Repressntssiye, Thomas D. ,parkef, For
Treasurer, Isaac II. Patterson; For Prosecuting
Attorney, John A. Work; For Commissioner,
James Alexander; For Coroner, George Cris-
veil; For Inf InAitmsEy Director. william y cAld; AID
well. - a. !. Sea-. -, 4. -,
Delegates we're, appointed to- the Senatorial
Convention.tay tby3 grsipioTgs edI. youssi
Hon JoHN w. oKEy was recommended as
CommDn Pleas Judge for the district. Judge
oxEr is the present incumbent. ~ sdi.yi MI !.
The following gentlemenwe appointed dele
gates 10 the State Convention: geibns3s9b ,1.i
| Messrs. r. G.. Parker, J.. H. Heaton, j. X,
Robinson, Thomas Pyle, William Eaton, H. M.
B. Clayland, o. j. Swaney, and James H. Col
Inns. 'U''Ls..2
The Gazette and Citizen says; u gry,, gg E. i,
"The nominating committee then announced
the ticket, which was received with prolonged
cheers. IL 10 composed Of most excellent men,
and we regret that our limited space will not per-
NIT us to speak of them separately. We heard
some of our shrudest politIcians claim thatit
would receive at least fifteen hundred majority
this fall, Their judgment was based upon the
character of the men composing the meeting,
and the unbcunded enthusiasm Of the people,
The same enthusiasm would have been mani
tested for any ticket selected from the array Of
names before the committee"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
Hogs In New York.

Il will be seen BY our New York cattle
markets, that hogs are quoted from S2,50 to
So s1k live, and from$a.a5 to $500 per hun.
dred. sa.-'H.H pa ia '1is ~ GJlg smua
!, The Tribun, says, /" We respectfully submit
Che question to western clippers, whether 1t ls
worth while 10 send hogs here At present prices,
while corn can be bought all over Illinois at
l2k cents per bushel." .ga XXX y. ~ ss.
General average Of the beef market $7.95
per hundred. '4AlaoJu9 f,9f ou % 'imbl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. reader
will find in this weeks paper the call of the
State Central Committee, for a Democratic
State, Convention on the 7th day, of August
next. The people will heartily respond to this
call and send up noble set Of delegates from
every county in Ohio, and ticket will then
and there be nominated, which will be trium.
phaRtly elected on the second Tuesday Of 0cto-
ber next,-Bucyus Forum 4@fF %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

LII twill be seen that two of Capt. MeDoug.
ars Newark company Darling and Backus)
we're among the wounded In the affair at Mid
die Fork Bridge. Darling will be remembered
ss . workman in the shop Of Elisha Smith, Of
East Newark. Backus had been engaged on
the railroad, canal and other works In our vicin-
ig. They were known to be fearless men, and
u has surprised no one to find their names In
the desperate affair under Captain Lawson
Backus reached Newark last night,-Ns,uayk
AdppcaIe. .iIti ~ rlsnrt lr --n ilf sfHEfgl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

NoRTH srmsornD, sunnIr Cousrr,(
JuLY 7th, 1861. -;
Coz MANrzmY:--'I would suggest The
name Of the Hon. Dawn Ton as the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Ohio, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic State Convention
Of August 7th. DAVID Ton Is an honest, man,
and faithful TO the Constitution and Union.r he
would make an able an excsllent Governor, aud
II nominated, ] believe be would accept; and II
so be would most certainly be elected. ~assa 4
,tas s5f Yours trnly, 4 8, ELLET.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

DISAPPOINTMENT OF COLONEL AsBoTH. Col.
Asboth, after dancing attendance on the War
Department for more than month, in the hope
that place might be found for man who had
seen service, has gone to New York disappoint.
ed He did not have at his command the in
fuepces which secure success here, as, being
neither a politician nor intriguer, he failed.-N
Y. Tribune Correspondent.
We do not know who Col. AsBoTH is, but he
must be very green to go to Washington to get
an appointment from this Administration with
out being "a politician nor intriguer." They
are the only kind that win there now.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
Auglaize County.

The Union Democracy of Auglaze hold their
Convention on SATURDAY, the Sd OF August, to
appoint delegates to the State Convention; and
also. to the Senatorial Convention. g..7a, Il : 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

letter written w the Rey. y. a, Aime, psster of e
Plerrepojnt Aqtia Church, bpokln, N. r., 70
shss5olrnsi iana MsusmssEs Cinsinnat o., sndpsais
volumes In favor q thpt medicine, Rs.
Wgs3ow's ,orntra srrrf yoa CRlDszn Tnrnms
s9 n ss,s cas q Ho, @
IN favor Of pete3t edicnc before In our life, but We
feel epnpsi ~ y Jour r,sden that this 10 h1h
aas gtNyE 7a!z2 ~ Am ksow.. q 9o..n. AiL ~
cnss Uce1ss y one Ne hesf And those
q year 81 ,dsn NA9 hAss a. btssI tbap
~ inh svppiy,A 4 NiAa ccT'iydAw
III ,sesztr atpiH dtpca y .oN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

80 Tnry 0o.--TIon J. q. orr,cf South Car
olina, has been appointed member f.of the Con-
fedsrate Coneress, In the plaos Of Judge With
ers, redgned.Ho - sos ~ tseT2d i2f aEs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
sandusky County.

The Democratic Messenger publishes call
for County Convention, to meet on SATuR.
DAY, August Sd, to appoint Delegates to the
State Conyention. eSA8 4
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oonsfess-.Tne 0ioyen Foos. ~ -

" must Dc clear 70 every sensible man, that
itis not the intention OF the Aboiiticnists 70
abate one "Jot or title" their war and clamor
Ils on tne slavery question. Scarcely bad Con
gress oeen organized IN extraordinary session.
s nHAe ie.ies VI iheu anu inoney ior .ns prose
cuuon OF the war, than this pestilential Aboli
Zionist commences his usual Juror about slavery.
He must have the Fugitive Slave Law repeaf
"a ..,a 4 - I. !. 49,. y. ...-.,,. Z,
wa "''1 ~. AA'.'' .'e' uehssA ~ 'us''''s
slaves, and that TOO In the midst OF war, the
avowed purpose of which is the preservation Of
tha IJ,;or which "a andanoe,ed nv ;nst sucb
=
tei'o"s Anu W su0n .heAno Every inuieA'ion
proves conclusiveiy that these men are deter
mined to press this question until every Union
man IN tba sontbs s,vbo ovns s,sves "a co,,naI,sa
- ~ .'.,. 'fs.'Ns :
W saAe uP arme asainss 'ne "oVernmen'' anu
against the North, as matter of selfpreserya.
tion sgainst Abolitionism. Their old warcry OF
apo bnion with sIave.bolders.u - ID mt foroot.en.
ii :. :. .h,,.i ...s,,. - -.
anu 10 'ner in'en'i'n W ptessis sven W
nnai and total dismemoermento OF Oil the States.
lfthis be not the case why need Mr.. LovKJoY
or apv other Aboli.lopist spripp this ouestion at
40. 49, 80 ir-r'
WIS PAi'i'uiAs 'pue, ANY an WHICH Ae 40 sustaih
Cd py the almost entire vote OF the hepuDlicans
In the House Of Representatives? There could
he mo otbsr purpose. NO other design .fTsaa
iII 80, -,la
+ on tnissueIeot' we exsraes tne following from
the Chicago TIMES: r,s,,i B,s-ry-p1 .s--Sa-s.,
Do Loyeioy and the other Republicans from
Illinois and the north who recorded their ma mes
In faver OF the resolution expect 10 hold the
Democracy upon such q poliey2 Do they not
understand that. while we support the Govern
ment against treason, we suspect them, and be.
lieve now, as we always have believed, that
their doctrines are subversive Of all government
-inimical 10 the Uniun7 II we regard them
in this light in tine OF peace, what considera.
tion have they right TO expec. when, in the
face of actual civil war, they endeavor 70 CON-
NIT the nation to the very policy which we, and
indeed q majority Of the people of the United
States, ct the last election, opposed and de-
nounced as dangerous to the country2 This
vote, and other acts of Republicans, have srous-
ed feeling Of suspicion and alarm among |
Democrats, which is strengthened BY the pecu-
liar language of the President's Message con. |
cerning "artifcial weights, and his entire nom
committal as to whether he Intended to conduct
the war upon the basis Of no party and adher.
ence to the constitutional rights Of the South,
or upon the narrow, and, as hundreds of thous- |
ands OF voters think, unconstitutional, platform
of the Republican party. War for the suprem-
acy of the Constitution Is q high and holy work,
but war for the emancipation of negroes would
be the blacklist crime Of civilization. Com.
menee 1t and see how soon oil Christendom will
array themselves by the eide OF the South. Ex.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

1 u The no.party Republicans want all the
Democrats to join their party and give them
the oflcefs- -then,they will be satished. Ths
Democrats intend sustaining the Governments
against enemls and against rebellion, but they
have no motion OF going into the AboIIlisn
ltays The phtfiotisn ofthe Democracy must
npt b mistaken for greennssss- Dark 6sunfv
Dtz1s1d HAd aqlfg 391f az ngsf7s fskf e,1l
} Sis1oyss ~! -,mmrs yTqg- finl si 10 tsc9i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
rHsticc OF the Peace.

Ia. -EprIos PLEASE announc, w. NsssqF ~
I'adidatsf q Justice Of the Psaas. ~ slsG'fn ~
I'ontstmety township, August s, ia9b Sweet \ 'n'
)borination, and oblIge MA
MANE DENpcNtRs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
s1oFFAT,s LIFE RILLs.

In all cases Of costveness, dyspepsia, bilious and ysl
ahecqons, piles rhsxmasism, feven and asdes, cbsH
mite bead aches and all general dsnsrmsnts of health
hess Pills have invariably proved eertain ana spse
femeay. single trial VII place The Le Pills beyen
thstacb decomposition In the eainaiicn Of sssfy par
aent. Z slg.sf sasissinrrti = =
Dr. MoGat's Fhepix BItten VIII be found equally sf
ncacieus nallaMes ok nervous debility dyspepsia head
aehe, hscnets inodsps to tsnslss IA delicate hsalth
and every kinenof Rsslusss ofnihs digestive cssahs.
For ole Drx W. ns'NoRrkTy 49, Dfoadways ~ =.
and y ~ pfdlssis's .Ilsssse asrssss Hay2des
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

JOHN s, ,ANpERsoN, Esq, President, H. T.
BAiNrs and > H. HrATos, vice Prssldents, and
J. G. PALLAiS, JEa., and s. Ghfshkegs, Score.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
= PROF. l.. MlLLER'S
n AIR lNvIG0RAT0R,

An Effective, Safe and Economical
II .e.aa 4, Compound,
ia FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To ts original color without dyeing, and preventing
! si Hair from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING Badness,
curing it, when there Is the least particle Of vita
~ e. or recuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUP
ia. And all cutaneous affections Of the Scalp.
p7' FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.
Impartng to Il an uneqaed gloss and briancy making
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The great celebrity and increasing demand for this un
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oeanses the head and scalp from dandruf and other
cutaneous Diseases causing tho hair to grow uxurianty
giving It Tch soft glossy and flexible appearance and
aso where the hair Ia oosenng and thinning II will give
strength and vgor to the roots and restore the growth to
hose parts which have become bald causing Tito yield
: There are hundreds OF ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the use OF this
Invigorator when all other prepantons have failed. L.
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to the shove facts from persons Of the highest redseca
bty It will eectuaily prevent the hair from turning
until the latest period OF fe and In whefhe hair
has already changed m COLOR the Of the Invigotor
win With certainty restore II to II TO its original hue, Civ
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mended having agreeable fragrance; and he great a.
oiles 1t affords In dressing the hair which, whom moist
with the Invlgorator can be dressed In any required
form topreseve Its place. whether planorin curIs;
hence the great demand for Nh the ladies a standard
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" 'f''bT y ~ 2 Perfsnsfs ID '''AD'' D'uss''s ana
=. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents and
.he childrens hair nelnes to 30 weak. The uso of il
lays The foundation for good he6d Of hdSr, as Il re-
moves any impurities that may have become connscted
With the scalp, the removal OF which 70 necessary both
for the health Of the ehild and o future appearance Of
II hair. q A.
a CAUTION. genuine without the facsimie LOUIS
MILLER being on the outor wrapperj also, L. MIL
LDks HAIR MyIaoRAToR, N. X, blown In the
WnolssaIs Depot 50 psy street. and sold by all ths
principal Merchants and Druggss throughout the world
Liberal discount 10 purchasenpy me quantity. w M
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SECOND TRAIN.
all Western points. 4ll = sHua - 'np'as9la tasHi
ssa@mlr THIRD TRAM n .seissssi

MAILat 9i0 p, m stopping At ali stations between
Morrow and Loyeland, arriving pt oincinnat AZ ~.
, 1861-12-19
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTTON TO mn
ID directed and dvycred lssuCd the 18th day of Ne.
vember, 1851, Vn The Clerks oice Of the United enlos
District Court for the Seeoid Judicial District Of Waahnaon
Territory, Judgment rendered therein the 9th dsy of
October, AID 1885,, In favor Of W. W. Miller against 4 A.
COiIs and rhns M Chambes for the Of e1 Hundred
and htyone Dear Hll Interest a ten per cent per an
mum FOm the 10th day Of September ieo un ne io day
of July 1891, And The amount due and paid The ioh
day Of july 1861 O daW Interest The Of three Per
cent per month until paid upon which there due az
Hundred and Filyune DalllFs. principal, and Nnsty-rE
Dollars and Hiysx Cents interest," together with COTS "
suit taxed at Three Dollar. aud Fy Gents and for acerug
COSTS have levied aud will expose a public sale. on he
premises DWRmish River In King County, Washington
Territory, TUEsDAY the is day u DrcembeF, Isoi,
the hour Of II O'Clock AM all nf the right title, interest and
claim Of the said L. NJ Collins to tie halt Of the follow
Ing described property:
Commencing tree At The southwest corner Of Samuel
Naples claim; thence westerly following the neandeTh ef
the river TO alder he the northeast Of Dr. emS
claim tenee 80 chains; thence norlherly following
the meandeuRs Of the river 10 stake the same being The
southeast Of Jacob MaTss eiAni thence noFh 50
chains; thence Sn chains; thence south ies chains
the place Of beginning containing Sig Hundrea and Forty
6t) Of land less, With al Of the buildings and
and improvements thereunto attached.
Seattle November gun l'''' 4 'lES RtssS11. -
2sa Sheriff Of King County, W.T..
, 1861-12-19

TrERRlTORY OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY
IL OF P1ERCE-MARGARET ANN VAN BUeKIRK, l1aln-
%, against ABRAHAM }. VAN BUsSIRK, Deiendaht-in
the District Court Of the second Judicial DlsiIict
To ABRAuAMJ4 VAN hrSk1RK You are hereby noille4
that Margaret Ann Van nnkrk has ed acoml alnt aeal
you In said Court which viii he heard d he nf
term Of Court, which shall than three mouths
after the 2lsl day Of November, AID 1851, and une. yoa
appear at said term Of Court and The w b
taken confessed, and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint 10 obtain ee
Of divorce and nulty Of marriage heretofore existing
between you hersp; also have deoFeed 70 care
and custody Of her minor chndren Edison and william
Van BusGrk aud 70 have her name changed %
Shea. +AsaaF h7At4itf.A
Complaint aied November islh, 1851.
91sm FRANK CLARK, AIRY iof PialntGS
, 1861-12-19
Special Notires.


or Dr. L. J. CZIPEAT Is already secured in po,,,on A
places IT, Ms It's proprietor above the assaults Of envS s
professional malice In the schools Of France the hS.
prizes often awarded to practitioners In this dspaTs
OF medical science and they occupy with others az eSa0
lofty position In The profession Record is an fuslTIoss
ample shining light among the philosophical StarS N n.
age In Europe and Dr. CERpkAy has fully equaed Nm In ~.
country; proof Of which, the Philadelphia Cors,s "
Medicine cOmplmsnted him with Diploma, and the konIs
dd sWRdS degree. Selecting this bis Geld Of opsTSi
although qualified graduate Of the University n p,h
and the late Chief surgeon Of the Hungarian ReToluuonS
army for extended lRhOrs. Dr. g. j. cEapkAy Ls1 ~.
his earnest attention to the Of chronic and private ~
Eases in which he ha. become 50 great expert thai NJ
regarded the leader In this branch Of ha nTo.ss
throughout the United States and his portrait and boC.rS
Published matter Of interest to their reader IN ~
exclusive Journals The Doctors Offices are al M NsSs.s
and Surgical INSTITUTE, Sacramento corner Of Il
dor nearly opposite the buildings Of Ihe Pacific Mail SsS|
ship Company.
E We ask the particular attention Of our reader, Ia A.,
certificates Of remarkable cures In another Column n
this paper.
DR. L. j. CZAPKAYS private Medical and Surgical ID,,,
ute Sacramento street. below Montgomery OboSlie ~
Pacific Mail Steamship Company ONCE San FFanclsco M
Doctor offers free consultation and asks remuDsratos
unless he Effects
~ Persons not wishing to lose time In cOrresbOpd,D,,
please enclose tO In their eeFs and they viii rel imnsds
attention to their cases.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, MD.
24:"m Fan Francisco, Cal
, 1861-12-19

HoLLowAY's PuLs produce the most bene-
cial effects in all complaints Of the liver, indi.
gestion, &c. 0Gicrrs Of the army and navy,
before proceeding abroad, should provide thc1l.
selv's with supply Of these Pills, as change Of
climate frequently causes an alteration in the
system. producing bile, indigestion, hatulency,
liver complaints aud similar disorders. These
Pills may be taken without danger and require
no interrnptio or and no particular chnice Of
the bowels causing neither pain nor Criping
they strengthen the stomach, give healthy &C
ton to the liver, brace the nerves. and invigorate
the constitution. This ihcslimabr medicine Is
composed Of vegetable extracts, unmixed with
grain Of mercury or any deleterions substance.
, 1861-12-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

r ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION HAvIaa
IL been granted 70 the undersigned By the Probate Coufi of
sawamlsh County, In the Territory Of Washington he
18Th day Of November, AD 1881 the Estate Of O. W.
claims against the deceased required 10 exhibit them,
with the necessary voueeFa within year aer this date
the undersigned, the town Of OAKLAND, In said county,
they will be forever barred; and all persons ndsbted V
the Estate are notified 70 make Immediate payment
wM. CHAMP, lsa-,.,....,... i
JOHN sWiNDAL, Adnln.'ia''iH
0aklaRd Nov. 1llh, 1851. SJS