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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11
A restraining Power.

Since the bombardment of Fort Sumter about
the middle Of April, nearly two months ago.
the hostile forces of the United States and Of
the rebellious Confederstes have been conoen-
rating in the immediate neighborhoOd Of each
other, and yet no regular engagement has been
fought, and very few lives have been lost. 1t
has been remarked as something almost miracu
lous that no one was killed in the bombArdment
Of Sumter. It no less wonderful, considering
the excitement that followed the event all owe
the country, that sixty days have since elapsed,
almost without the shedding Of blood. @ .
One can hardly help yielding to the sug-
gestion in the address Of the late Border State
Convention, that the hand of Providence has
interfered hitherto to prevent the effdslon ol
blood In this lsmentable fratricidal strife. This
solemn pause in the conflicting elements seeml
ike warning to our countrymeu from above,
that they should seek to avert the awful calami
ties Of civil war by strenuous efforts for concil'
alton and peace. 81,
II may be, that should this warning-this
"dsy of grace" as It were, be passed by un-
needed, we shall as q people be given over to
that woe and deaolatioB, which has been the fate
Of other nations who have shown barbaric
willingness, and murderous esgerness to i'm
brue their hands In each others blood. We say
this, not 10 behalf Of those who have organized
rebellion and treason against the Government.
4 - : q
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HEAVY FosaEar.--se4 600 DncovERED. -
Heavy forgeries have just been discovered a,
Washington, p. The Examiner says oft
The accomplished perpetrator OF these vii
lainies 10 named Smith, and resided previous to
his fight near PAtterson's Mills, Ia the north.
wesrern part Of this county. The total amount
Of feTgeries successively psrpetrs3ed, already
brought 10 light, sum up something near S24,.
00O.8 The forgeries consist principally, II not
entirely, of negotiable paper, upon which were
the false endorsements OF q number Of the best
known and most substantial men Of Smiths own
neighborhood. 30 far az we have learned,
they are about as follows. Notes disposed Of
to Dr.F ]. LeMoyne, Of Washington, $l4 0C0;
70 VIM. Smith q Bon, $4,000; to Franklin Bank,
Of Washington, Sl000i 70 Wheeling Banks s5-
OO0; 70 Wellsbusg Bank, $4,000
Besides the foregoing, all Of which were
iorgefies, Smith leaves other liabilities behind
him amounting 70 some 5000 or $40 900. He
has, unfortunately for justice, made his es.
cape to parts unknown. s fifi ft d,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11
Dispatch from mr.. Plat.

On Saturday night, Governor Dennison re-
ceiyed from Mr.. Plat, agent Of the State at
Washington, the following dispatch, which will
be read with'great satisfaction. IL will be sesn
that the reports relative TO the destitution OF
the lat and "a Regiments Of Ohio Volunteers
have beer greatly exaggerated, and that but
little reliance is to be placed upon telegraphio
dispatches based upon fumors The Governor
sent sos 900 BY Mr.. Platt 10 pay the Ohio Vol
untesrs In Washington for one months service,
and they will be paid at once: gqsie1s
By Telegraph from wsshington.
JON 9Th, 1851
To Gov. DEmuoh; - -
and left with him the noasy for psyng the ast and
second Regiments, as per Instructions. This rives
great satisfaction 10 all concerned. Paymsnt viii be
mate on Monday. Shall receive avouchcr, and let
the amount be credited to the et.te. Treasury hotes7
The latter appears 70 me preferable.
vIsited the camp, and with much pisasure ASSURE
you th,t the statements which have appeared In the pa
pers Of the bad niittn Of the clothing Of our
are eftatly exaggerated. buch nt least q the Assuf
received from su the Ulcers conyerssd yth one
exs ed are now removed by suppss now furnished 10
btates. f. ~ 1.rsf1A -sstsrf +
CoI Wilson says the second Regiment may need three
hundIs dor four hundred flannel shiru and one hun.
dred and az y army blankets more than b now oh
tanned from the Unted States. He also expresses some
anxiety for supply OF amhulsnces after An examine
ton into the secsssy for those 70 be furnihed BY the
State, will communicate the result.
The Governor telegrsphed In reply that Mr.
Platt should take Treasury notes ~ par for the
amount be might dlsburss to the troops an 40.
count Of pay.-O. .. Journst, June 10.
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Holloway's fiIis Rnd Oinslneas.

ULcERArED LEo. .-- merous individuals, who
were for many years affected With old cancer
Gus sores or uloere on the, legs, and had failed
to procure a remedy either from private practice
or public hospitals, have. been speedily cured by
o short course OF these invaluable medicines.
In all diseases of this nature the united action
Of the Pills and Ointment ia required Sold by
oil Druggists, at 24c., 62c., and 81 per box or
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11
mr. DonEla., Death
AcrIon OF rAr .rArr prp.rrnrnr

Information having been received Of the de-
cease OF the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Sena-
or 10 the Congress Of the United States, and
bat bis funeral obstquies will take place at
Chicago. and not at this capital, 40 was suppos
ID, the President directs that the public ofices
20 closed on the day Of that ceremony, In honor
u the memory Of the deceased.
The Executive Mansion, and other public
,uildlog., will be draped in mourning for the
period Of thirty days. 90 'a
DEPARfmEnT or STArE, IL.
WAlHinoToN, June s, 1861
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SPECIAL ORDERING. sqs. -'
HKlD-Q QuARrKRs ONO MitlrrA AND VOL. MftIr1A !,
.af AnJurAnT GEskRAtl 0vSics,

Ft.f CoLohDus June ., leol, y
All clothing, equipments, camp utensils and
other supplies, for the Ohio Volunteers In the
State service, or In the service of the United
States, when made on account of the State Of
Ohio, must be made as far as practicable within
this State, and of Ohio manufacture, and In all
cases to be of the United States army standard.
When the exigencies Of the service do not
prevent. all suoh articles and supplies must be
contracted for With the lowest responsible bidder,
producing satisfactory samples, after public no
tice In one or more newspapers, and all articles
furnished under said contracts will be subject to
the inspection Of United States officers, unless
Otherwise ordered by the proper department.
No contracts for any of the foregoing shall
bs made witeout the written authority Of the
head Of the proper department - -
By order Of the Commander.i Chef.
H.B, CARRiNGToN, Adj'E Gen.
Toall Quarter. Mssters, Commisaalies, Cloth.
Ing and Subsistence Agents.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11
TO TIE PUBLIC.

The undsrssnsd practical wstohnaksrs and dealers In
Watches, having bought and sold American Watches nr
numberof years past and having deal. in ali kindaof
foreign Watches for amuch longer period OF ms beg 10
state that they have dealt in Watches which, asa
class, or in Individual instances, have been ,s
factory to themselves or customers whether In rsspsctof
durability, beauty Of anish, automatically correct pm
portions, accurate compensation and adjustnsnt W
s sinekssptno resHlts, than thoss manufactured By
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.Great Cry ana (a1uch, wool.n

Nothing more completely blinds the commu-
nifty than the false Recommendations Of the roi-
sonous compounds suld in the market as frat
rate Saleratus, while they are mostly something
else. James Pyle is the only manufacturer Of
q pure genuine article. Depot, 345 Washing
ton Street, New York. 80. ir
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OHIO UNION LOAN.

oyroR or TEE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING HuNp,l
.-., COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 10, 1861. J 4
THE Commissioner Of the Sinking Fund Of the State
OF Ohio invite subscriptions by the people Of The
State to the Loan Of Two Millions OF Dollars authors.
cd by the act Of the General Assembly :" To provide
efectuay for the Of the State against In
vason, passed april 20, 1e6i.~ ' y 's.s
Certificates will be Issued In sums OF $780, and up.
ward payable July 1865 at the State Treasury bear
Ing interest at the rate OF six per cent per annum pay
able semiannuay, ami by the act the loan
free from taxation. ~ Z. 'asA r. ift
subscriptions will be received at the ONCE Of the Com
missioDers In the City OF Columbus at each OF the SOL
banking In the State, and at the several
County Treasures In the state until the Ist day Of
Interest will be computed and paid from the date Of
the deposit Of the money at either Of the places above
named.
A r. W. TAyLER, Auditor Of State.
-.s lei p A, p RUSSELL, Secretary Of State,
u -5a.i3 ,, JAMES MURRAY, Attorney General.
ie1l-dtd
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: sro UonrumnrIven.

The Advertiser, having eenfestored 10 health In few
weeks BY very simple remedy after having Uttered sew
srsl year, with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease. ConSumptIons anxious to make known to his
fellow.suReren the means Of cure.
Toai who desire H. he will send scopy ofthsprsscp-
ton used Gree Of charge) with the directions for prepsr.
ing and using the same, which they will nnd SURE otA
for CoHsumrrIoN, AETNA. BRONcHrrn, 90. The only
object Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription Is to
benefit the acted and spread Information which he con.
ceives to bs invaluable and he hopes sys sufferer viii
try his remedy, sit will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Raw. EDWARD "A. WILSON,
= ssFt tsff s.'ss.lto n Wiliiamsbnrgb,
2,t' Kings County, New York.
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The ereesipt at Memphis to the 18Th Of May,
which have been shipped 70 other than receiv-
ing ports, amount TO lS3 1853 bales, against
lis. .s46 TO the corresponding date Last year,
This would make the actual receipts 3.6l4.496
bales against 4,459 2e5 last year, showing o de.
crease Of 9l4 7s7 bales. "a 90 v snsggi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11
HrApsQvARrzRs OHro uiurriE AND Vol. knirrA, ),
ouARTxR.wAsrrR aKSERAL's OFFICE
;T oOLunsus, o., jams 3, lS0l.r
CIRCULAR,

To the Quarter Masters and their Assisznts or
Agsnss, acting withiks OHIO troops;
All clothing, equippage, or other articles In
tended 10 be Issued TO our forces, will be reject.
cd before distribution to the troops If, upon In.
spectiop, they are found to be Inferior In mate
rial or manufacture TO the standard or sampler
and the case will beby you at once referred to
the head Of this Department, and you are
specially required to examine all clothing and
camp utensils yourself, or cause Board Of
Survey to examine the same according to Army
Regulations. Hs d. L.WO0D,
~r- ON. Gen. of Ohio.
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"A. GARD.

; HFTHn AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY. fwsls.
ham Mass, bogs to call the attention Of the puble to
the following emphatic recommendation Of wsIshsn
Watches by the leading practical wltehmaksn and Jew
sIsrs throashout ths Untsd States Ths entire Ist Of
signatures to 1t Is quite too long for publication In one
advertisement; bat the names presented viii be rscos
missed by those acquainted with the Trade as being In the
highest degree respectable and and influential Atihsr
establishments may always be found the genuine watch
es Of the Company manufacture, in great variety.
Signatures from many cities and towns not fully
resented in this list will appear In future adver
ment. = = r1sitfa tka4 8&L A"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11

We believe II was Burke Who, In speaking Of
Army contracso.s. said, "Ih:i. squipsess faah
country In our own times. 8. Jswssl,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11
The ,Cotton Movement

We have compiled the following comparative
statement of the receipts Of cotton at the va
rious ports since the frst Of September from the
latest mail dates received at this office: 4i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11
mOFFAT,s LIFE PILLS.

In all cases Of cOsvenes, dyspepsia, bilious and liver
affections, piles, rheumatism. feven and agues, obsti
nate head schss, and all general arrangements Of health
these PILLS have invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy single trial win place the Life Pills beyond
the reach ofcompetion IN The estimation Of every pa.
tent. - ~ o-.-
DR.. Monat's Phoenix Bitten will bs found equally ef
deacious in all Of nervous debility, dyepa head
ache, the sickness Incident to females delicate health,
and every kind Of weakness Of the digestive organs
FOR sale BY Dr.. W. b. MoPRAT, sa5, Broadway,N. z.
and By all Druggists. .i't'A may39-d&w1y
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WANTEp.-A,GE GEN rs no SELL
w packages Of STATIONARY and JEWELRY, at
Call on o. address fstamp sneoSed) J. J.. BAILEY, No
~ Court H. Bostons Mas. march ae:dsn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11

oAurcx.-As our Watch d nov extensively oounisr
isised bsforsin manufacturers. We have 10 inform The
public that no watch Of our prcdncton which n rnas
eompanisd by certificate 0f ssnuinsns. bearing The
number Of the watch ana ssssd b. our Treasurer \.
y, Robbins. or lg opr predecessor, Appiss0a. Tracy
As these watches are for ssis v js~sIss a.psrss
thsoushous he uaion. ne Ansrissa watch conpsns
% not solicit orass for single vasabss.
.sNTcaa q RoBbrNs = AfPEnroN
SiS whoisAis Agents. No. ias Dsadwa
apeo d. o. 4. Aenv,2n.
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IRISH I STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between Ireland and America,
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY.

The following new and magnificent frstclass paddle
wheel STEAMSHIPS compose the above line:
ADRIATIo, y, 1888 tons burthen. Capt, ]. MAuRY
(Formerly Of the Collins Line)
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11
Meeting of the Rescue Hose Company

At a meeting Of the Rescue Hose Company
No. ], held, at their Hall in Tmbuctoo, on
Monday evening, July sth, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ReSoIved, That this Company return our
thanks to the Chief Engineer, f. II. Fisher,
and Assistant w. Williams, of the Nevada
FIRE Department; also to the officers and
members of Pennsylvania Hose Co. No. 2,
Protection Hook and Ladder Co. No. !, for
the kind reception which they gave US on
our arrival in their city on the Fourth of
July.
Resolyed, That our most grateful thanks
are due, and are hereby rendered to the ofli-
GERS and members of Nevada Hose Co. No. !,
for the attention we received at their hands
while we remained their guests.
RESOLVED, That our thanks are hereby ten
dered to the different Companies who took
part i'll the reception of this Company, and
we heartily rejoice that we did accept their
kind offer to remain and partake of a break
fast on the morning of the fifth and for
their many acts of individual hospitality be-
slowed upon our members, they have placed
us under lasting obligations.
ReSoloed, That we return vote of thanks
to the Grass Valley Fire Department, for the
kind reception which they gave us on the
morning Of the 4th, while passing througl
their beautiful village to the city of Nevada
Resolved That we regret being unable from
our limited stay in Grass Valley upon oul
return home on the morning of the 9TH to ac
cept the kind invitation of S. d. Leavitt
Foreman of Protection Hose Company, to re
main and take of a dinner with the Depart
ment; and, in conclusion, we would
Resolve, That, from the Nevada Fire De
partment as well as from the citizens of Ne.
vada and Grass Valley that our visit was a
pleasant one, and that we did receive the
most unbounded hospitality, for which we
return to you, one and all, our most grateiu
and heartfelt thanks, the recalling of which
will long be cherished by the members O
this Company.
Resolved That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in each of the Marys-
vile papers and the Spirit of the Times.
j. DUFFoRD, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11

Prominent CHARACTERISTICS OF JoHN Con-
NEss-The Sacramento Bee says of our nom
inee for Governor:
He has elements Of popularity peculiar to
himself; bold and vigorous in speech, brim-
full of sarcasm and invective, coming always
right to the mark without beating around
the bush, and telling his story in plain, earn
est English, such as all the people can under.
stand with a readiness in debate, and a
quickness at repartee, excelled by no man in
the State, and scarcely equaled by any and
with sufficient pugnacious proclivities to
back up his moral suasion by all his physical
force-if any shall attempt to stop his speech
or tread him under foot-he strikes right
home to the hearts of the people, and makes
hosts of warm friends, while at the same time
he makes numerous enemies.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11

UNION MEETING IN MoNo-A Union meet
450 persons present, was held in Aurora,
Mono County, on the Goth ult for the pur-
pose of organizing Union Club. Samuel
Young was chosen President and d. C.
Crooker Secretary. Dir. Pugh made a patri-
otio speech, which was much applauded, and
various national songs were sung and re-
ceived with enthusiasm. A series of Union
resolutions were unanimously adopted, and
among them were the following:
Resolved, That in the present crisis there
can be no neutral ground, and that those
who are not openly and avowedly in favor
of enforcing the laws and protecting the pub
lie property in all the States, at whatever
cost, are not true to the Union, and we con-
slider them its enemies.
Resolved That we do not recognize any
political party, but our object is simply to
use our best endeavors for the safety and
perpetuity of the American Union, and that
we emphatically decline to support any man
for any office in the gift of the people but
who is unqualified in his devotion and at
tachment to the whole Union of the United
States.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11
The New Union Democratic State Gem
trail Committee.

The following is list of the Democratic
year:
Los Angeles --Ezrial Drown.
Alameda--R. S. Farley.
Amador-A. g. Brown.
Butte and Plnmas-N. ID. Plum.
FL Dorado-John Hume.
Calaveras--W William Highly.
Tehama and Cousa-Charles E. Fisher
Contra Costa and Marin-Timothy Mahon.
Fresno and Tuare-W William c. Morris,
klamath, Humboldt and Del Norte j. T. Ryan,
Mariposa Merced and Stanisaus "A. Deerng.
Mendocino, Napa and I.ake--Edward McGary.
Monterey and Santa CRUZ. NJ. O'Nen.
Tuoamne and Mono-L. Quint.
Nevada. X. Byrne.
Placer-L. b. Arnold.
Sacramento-J. w. Cofffoth.
San Bernardino and San DiegJ--P. r. Hunt.
Sau Matco and San Francisco-James Byrne.
San Luis Obispo & Santa Barbara-C. X. V. Lee.
San joaquin William H. Lyons.
Solano and Yolo-J. g. DAVIS.
Sonoma-J. B. Southard.
Snttcr and Yuba- Phillip Dreschcr.
Santa Cara-N. b. Edwards.
Shasta and TrnitY-John b. Knox.
Sierra-W. j. Forbes.
Siskiyou-L N. ketchum.
Additional from San Francisco j. 1loge, ID.
ID. Cotton, l.. Haskell, j. B. Shaller, 7. Donahuc,
=. Hyman.
From Yuba-CharIes L. DeLong.
From Sonoma-L. ID. Latimer.
From Neveda-S. H. Chase.
From Ell Dorado j. }. Green and E. Willow,
From Sacramento-A. Redington, Frank Den
ver W. b. Hunt and p. H. Multord.
From San joaquin -Henry Iuggns.
From Stanislaus-M Miner Walden.
The Committee met at the Orleans Hotel oa
Tuos1,v ot top II :, cor tho ,,urposp of or
ganizng. Gen. Cotton Of San Francisco was
nominated as Chairman pro tenn, and VIM.
Gouverneur Marri5 of Tuare temporary
Secretary. j. p. IIogc and d. d. Cotton were
placed in nomination for permanent Chair
man, and Gen. Cotton was elected. On mo-
ton, Chas, L. DeLong of Yuba was elected
Secretary; L. Haskell of San Francisco, AS
sstant Secretary, and Gen. A. Redington OF
Sacramento, Treasurer. 1t was resolved that
nine or more members Of the Committee shall
be personally present in order TO constitute
quorNm for the transaction of business. The
Committee, by resolution, Authorized the
Chair TO appoint an Executive Committee of
seven, who were named as follows: Jas. W.
Culfroth, Of Sacramento; ID. Mahoney, Gen.
w. Il. Gorham l.. Haskell, J. I. IIoge, J. Is.
SchaiIer, of San Francisco and g. E. DeLong
Of Yuba. jerome G. Davis of Yolo, was adj
ded to the Committee, and upon motion of
senator Chase. of Nevada, it was resolved
hat five constitute quorum of this Com
nittee. 1t was resolved that no proxies bc |
liowcd unless held by members Of the Com
nittce. 1t was moved and carried that
lotice ofat least ten days 10y publication, of
II meetings the Committee, be given in the
sacramento Union; and that the Secretary be |
cquired to forward notice of such meeting
u each member of the Committee. The Com,
nittec then adjourned to meet at the Orleans
Hotel at 10 \. NJ, Wednesday, when all the
candidates ON the State ticket are expected
. be present.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11

The San Francisco Times admits that John
Conneas is sound on the Union question, but
thinks che ought not to be elected to the
office of Governor of this State at the present
time" and promises to endeavor to satisfy the
public of the correctness Of the latter propo-
sition. The Times had better get its reasons
ready speedily, for the great body of Union
men in this State are satisfied with our nomi-
nee, and some tremendous effort must be
made Immediately by the opposition, or the
battle viii be won by him as soon as begun.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO & MARYsvHLE
RAILROAD Co, Marysville Cal, june q, 1sGi.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders Of the San Francisco and Ma
rysvile Rail Road Company will be held at the Office
Of the Company in Marysvie, on WEDNESDAY,,
July 1Zth, 1851 between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and
2. NJ, for the purpose of electng Board Of seven
Directors to serve during the ensuing year.
BY order of the Board,
TlIEO. A. COULT
iune25-td Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11

IT is said that Col. Lippitt's regiment vii
disband in consequence of the answer of tn
Secretary of War, saying that they coulC
not be received nor did he know when they
could be-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11
Il. ERNEST,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hair Dresser,

Q01 Second street near G, Marnsville3
ESPECTFULLY informs the public in genera
Il l. that for the accommodation of everybody he
has reduced the prices Of Hair Cutting and Shampoo
ing as follows:
Hair Cutting. g......,.-......... ..,..26 cts.
Shampoong g..........,......, ...,...25 cts,
june1l
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11
L. L Lewis Improved Lifting Pumps.

YVNIIIS Pump is warranted to work in any depth
wells and is not liable to get out of order 1t is
so constructed that both valves be taken out and
replaced without taking up the pump. Manufactured
and for sale by Q. ROSS CO.,
mayI7 Corner First street and Maiden Lane.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11

ELocUTIoN.-J. II. Warwick, the actor is
about opening in Sacramento school for
s'ocn'ioDary studies