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Shilling Advertisements.
EMPLoYnENr-F.s NaEn
WANTED.

AGENTS for ~ ,tiosing paper. ~ Fulton 4. l6t
AGpNTs- Knov'e, Insct destroyer, NCcrtlaa ass
BAKIR, - "a hand, at bps Eighth ave-. 90
BUrGHER wanted, In "a sv, aoor belsv bIth a.
CLsbE 10 - Eroeery At s0l % ave lie 10 ~ this day
FARhBR, Protsstsnt, 40 Brosivsy, ~ stairs. n
jos cyiisder fce'er wanted, a. 80 Centre Il. 70
Man wife On farm III Bleseter Il, ~ NairI
Six men on ladies CATERS, 80 Greenvice II.
TAIL0Rs On eoats t. bnrd, aos Ellksbets u, rear.
TAILO as, overcast a shi n hands, as Sway. lAs
wAIrRR In diAlng saloon, 10 Greenwich ave. 90
YOUNG man ~ shcemshir q, ~ dxth ~. -
eoYs, shoe ftters, vsntsd-T BedfsrdN ~
9TfNNBN on esrtriags boxes. s94 dreenvieh 81.
81 AGENTS Immediately, st lee William st. 70
80 AGpNTs Immediately, a. lo4 wiliism 4. II
5OYOUNG men In commission sfic', l3j water u
lT MEN ou se-e 4 army Oh, s-03 " 18th Il, rear.
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PROVISIONS.

CHRAP BREAD FOR THE MILLION
SS lbs Of bread for u ei At the EIcsl9O5 ss1ksry
y, near BAx 81 1t; full weight warranted, or the
read We shed u required. HENRY SCALES, ~
AO.I At aud 2l9 Canal st. ylO O'l4o
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GROCERIES.

SHERWOOD's GREAT CHEAP STORE
= opsPs Wednesday. 18th, corner ssth q and ID
having lust renewed ftom 4Ia Third ave. Wilt Of
Loo grel iaaassnsats, Lst aii Gems. I'LL vlaS
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CHEAP Priatins Card Ieets Per lCo0-SI Chatham.
GRoCHRp or feed wagon,oor N. lat q 9d,Wmbh 0.s
IGuT pedler's WAGON harness, SOS 18th av l0,9
LOW priced horse q Agon,a3S Atlantic st,BklynlO2
LIanT Rille stub twist, Engli,h-l3I Primes stls,9
,rOVp d back room fu's iturs. 50 Mott 81. ISIS
scMs fns Hack tan TOME for sale so First ave
5'NGRR letter A machine, ehesp NJ. boI sos Sun.
SINGER machiue, cheap 80 Bergen st Bklyu. 1873
sEWIEG machines for sale4repalred 3 Chiystielb,4
SINGER No. machine for sale, % Lherry,t. lT,b
The sun., 1861-07-18

WANTED.

COLLECTION wANrED-WAGEs. Rents,
~ whsIfAge, Ge'ghts and debts Of all kinds col
leeted ard advice given without charge by v, D.
MILL s. Office No. IL Chambers st., room = up stain.
The sun., 1861-07-18

MOT GONE TO TnK WARS IET-S.
~ COBY, Oarpeutrr ana Builder, 121 Ckuroh a.,
a. X, would inform his fcrmsr pstraas and ths
yahl,e that be e still u the sane pises, who're be
sould be hAppy "a all who need his ser.
vioes Store ltteS up st the sho ted notice, ana
svrrytbtDN txu lins-Asd hs hstters him.ef thai ~
cAn .st,.fy r.mytiy ~ tsishfciis sIsootsd on
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MRDICMyE0.

nR. BONE, 1877 WEST HOUSTOP ST.,
sHTi S sss F
sasss, Old Ulcers TUNERS and every form q lkln
tseases cured; ofhoe houn II y 4, and 70 TN.
s89 9AAo'1e0
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TO LET.

APARTMgNTS at low iet /, At b9S Hudson Il. 1872
APAsTMs sNTp in lTth ward-ips LIST ave. ls6
APARTMENTS 10 let, st 81 suffolk It. 1875
AS q grocery store, sos 10Th It near ist ave. lS2
dILF sfa oett.ge house, 9th ave, cor of i0h Il,
sruRE, basement, rooms, lov,s1 Greenwich av1s,6
yTORH to let, 10 BiIth ave; rent %. 1914
STORE q hous', 4sI Columbia, Bhiyn-lTI Henry.
sToRE 8 rooms ss-Apply as Broadway. 70
sROONs sb; basement bedrooms 81 III Mott II
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Expos,- tszsiuuivs q spsslo hsaaN
sr.,sn ports, fr M wa sd,,s u
since ia. I - MIN
Toa.I fcr ths vesk., .....,t1 0Jtfe eATeo'fp
sl,es J.n- L .stT ls5,rN sTi.sts sss
Ths fbTovins avs m..-rs Tnonnpsoa Brsa-srs
The sun., 1861-07-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PAKgbY fer sale atf9s Eighth ava ls.'
BUT AL shsp cor Pearl d Nassau 81 Bkiyn. 16,s
FANCY so Q, s,ccs q fixtures % East Preadwsy.
gROCFRY 4 fixtures for sale, 2T0 sest iTth st. sb
apoorNY for sale, lIo B'st a4th srcst. 1s4
GROCERY store sale la Ist av, cor Goth II. 17+
PAINT shop. cheap, CO Pearl st; no brokers apply.
sPGAR ,tore for sale Low, N iof sth ave. 1y,a
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uN CHOLERINK MIXTURE-AS THIS

SUN CHOLERINE MIXTURE-AS THIS
- Is the season when DiGrrb@A, Bysentery, Chole-
ri hOrbuS and other bks comp aint' prey all, II u
sVll 10 have bottle OF this excellent medic ne on
hand. Tbis renei 4 war hTst made known by M. :;
BEACH, Esq In the sun. and duriaE the cholers o.
lS49 was usoa With tho gresest success a. many no
doubt remember. Many articles have been pat up
under this name. bat The majority. were psrfrc'ly
inseedeets used This article Z warranted 70 DO put
up scefdpg 10 the original ecipe. In every % rtica
10 tah bsttls With them. % will Ne fosnd sure
ours 70. Di.s,hgs. As. To hs had u u gogth SEQ
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Personal NOTICES.
DRESS.

DAMAGED DRY GOODS
~ SELLING OFF
frou the recent FIR, No, los sixS ave,
DAN. dED BY fIRH AND WATER,
the whole Il which will be sold atsn
InMEN3E sACRIHCE,
10 effect an entire eien.ppea
THE ENrTpE VALUABLE sTOUK OF sUMMBR
GOODS -ti b, offered At g,e.t Reduction Ia prtees
h cloe T. en- on, before the Fall rtde commeAces,
anordll 8 toe BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR BAR
"fsrtlensr stfsnfiop Is requested to eur stock Of
OBEss GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
CLOLKS AID SHA~LS.
LACs AND NUsIIs CUR-AIs and DIR APEeY,
hosIshn, .Lox,S aN1 ksbk0LDE Isrs % LES
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
o all ds-oriptiopa Ihs whole Of which has beon re
cuced nesrl, eoe halt in price
TERMS CASH.
Sale EVERY DAY-kos lns Ard no Sirtha az
NIILLER'S OPERA HAIR TONIC.
Itl 10 Cts. 10 cts., 10 ctA.
Ladies', try II. Highly perfumed for bealt'fv-
ing, eleaus ~, rpsto'i log and CIessibg the hair
viii not dry On the hair or soil tho -aoat deiisAss
AbLo.
Sold Everyvhere
CILK BoNNETS 25 CENTS 10 ga
- Wholesale panufActurer closiDg out hi. stock
without N gard TO oast. By the single ona or DOZEN
Head dresses equally cheap, 3S walker - xest @
BroAdvay, up stairs. Open from A n g sH n.
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AHEAD ON All ConPKrIrTun.
"a %s5S.SS.gssIs k6sOHH"
:. :; \ i.;s,. :ss.. s.sssss, - 60 s.is- ~ 81 aI..
..s I % : .s, 's12f saa :: :s ss-.. 's,f : 4 . ~.
has h.fhse- e-......"..-....,...s,. y
..ss. fs:s::;. :;............i ......:.......:i
;s.si;;; - -. S;;;....,............., ......,S
e 49,; ;s;.;......:....
k@s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
sr.s.l .s: ~; s.ls. e :;s.;:;;: ss;s:..::...
s-' ~'- st;S ;SSls;;ssss::;;gg:Is';iig;iSi-;i iSi-;i-'.s'
HsosiDSSSS DsSSSssi|sss,SSfFcsw. SSSS',|Sss,SISfFcs
s.,. n, sIsl Y; { sFss.yS; c.ss.a z. sssaa :. =
Al se.ds yili be su.s .. r,sry,r.es
rs sss. =, ~. ' ss ~ = f:s ~ rs s: :S ssss, !, a.
xrrnu oAm. pys w-in
palm OF WHITE LILLIEs-LADIES
n. sa WI sf:Ps sss q n
ssss sSs CssE b.s x.ss fSss Fun orr Or tis %A's v
BALM or wHrTz LIArns.
Thk Helishtfai and highly Yerfupsd prspsrstior
cSegS.,I1a g, rs%s-tns IN Pk Ia eLofSgs
S$ aSis N vss. ain ssis % r. ..s 1se
s a. sysi. OF % G i1sl .sS a'H fT E.sis.SUs soS
s sIll ne y Prize on,y 70 ssnt. o.. b had 4 g
"DRuskESNEss CURED"
DOCTOR zELLs sERvINs POWDERS.
IA. m oryxu M oerv-.. rrA on Ls0ucs. v-urowu
70 rxs DGnnCEz n rsoEssARr.
WARsAuvrp rvav-cTIv nARAur-s Arm rNrn YRon ALL
uAusxArrsu urvprra
PRIos oss DOLLAR eER PACKAGE
Nc. IN fulton 4 Rrooklyn. ars. HAYES.
And at DrnEslts senerAlV.
r.o.wn5SsS st,Ss Sei =, Wholesale :, Agent. 4,
lo ttbU n 81, N.N. ie26 "
TOLD SIG " AT HALV PRICE,
" PLAIN SIGNS VEkY Lpw.
| SHOW CARDS VpRY 10 y, 40 broadway.
MERCHANDISE TAKEN IN TRADE. jsis G'iql
TAwYER-G. z HOUSE, IN THIS City
II state add U. 8. Courts
| No. 10 w ALL STREET, RouH ~, sEcoSp FtooE, AMI
No. 10 BEEKkAN sTREET. NEw YoRK.
i vAdrdnoes Cash on ke'es, Btus Accounts, ami De
mdnds. ald collects the same promptly attend
10 freclosing mottgages, settling up estata loAuini
money and invs sting capital Ample security givet
70 m, niles snd tru V snhm 'ttsd Into his hands.
| R,sid,nse No; Washinston Pi,ce,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THH
Sischa ge Of an irsolvent debtor for the purpcs
/ Of eIoner tlng his person from imprisonmant, pur
suant 10 the provisions Of the tN article Of the rs
~ Of the fifth ohayter OF the second part sf tn
julius KsUTRowIsCH, o, the city Of Ne,
| York, insolyent. Notiss 6nt publlsheA 9Th day Q
| Juiy. 1901. CREDITOR to appear before Hon. JON
r. HOFFhA~, Reoorder OF the City aud County o
New Yo.k, At bis ofioe, Ne CO Wall street, In sal.
City Of New York, on tho 2ist day Of August 1901
| At ten o'alsek In ~ forenoon, ard shSw uhJ
an asAigp ment OF the sid In,olvens Estate shouls
pot be made and bis person thateafter be exempted
from arrest or imprisonment by res.on OF any debit
.asl sspse y, or 10 he late a.mS name Of J. KAT
| should not be al ch rsof from his lmprii onment
| JOHN COOK son,
/ Alto. .nsys for the Iusolvent,
/ jyAGThr1a Ill Nassau u, N. Y.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

ARTHUR SMITH, AUcr'R-wILL SELL.
sts. CD LoknSzo S6oof a. so. IS; s.. Sts
~ sra .nd 4th avs, plane suites of nr.itSrs,
2Is.c r dinihs resua tsbis7 erseksry, kishsa ho.
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SITUATION wANrED-Br MALE

BY = Journeymsu baker, a. I'd hsnd N bex soD 50
~ men wife in country n, Dor So suu. IT'S
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EMPLoYNENT-Po. FuxAIa.

WANTED.
CHILD'S purse vsnte.-sswRLL, 1 CcIlsss P.Aes
TUR sererr wanted Refer 10 sdvrti,ensuts. %
IRLs soocstsmsd 10 bottls 4 Isb-l.9k oertlsndt Il
al TO pske WOODEN shirss. II sos H.s. Housson 4
LADIES waited, IL Chambs room s-l hu o. ls,9
oPsRAToR. on e'nva' shoe..9s sah T,h, wnsbsh
TAuJORR8s on hne coats II % vest 18Th st. 70
wAIThH che, burmsid. at 10 Rivingtou n. n
DigANDs TO work on hoop skitts, SOC Broadway.
The sun., 1861-07-18

BOARD gent. s9,Ss, ladies' si,ibAt 50 Ailsu stlI,t
BOARDING for youDs men, at 900 W Seth st. iS,s
10 ,RD for ysuug men at iiS Mulberry 4, room 10
BoARp for ladies gents, ct les Stavs. 1873
oOop board for ladies . gents, Al 20 Sullivan ct.
GOOD board for gents, s9, at 70 Madison q. les
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BEDROOM 10 CT young women, 400 - sv, store.
FL MS Ed room 10 lei, at 81 Ri,inston st. o.
fURNIBHED room. \ bedrooms, 10 Csthariae. 1t,1
gIrpsIuH m room q bedroom, st i0r Allen 81. le,a
l. ,r>oIaos from II 10 81 eents-5a Lkpensrd st 1915
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STOCK FLUCrUATI0M.
This lsbls Il derived By oomps<issn q shs Fi.ss
board salss sAnh day -
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MERCHANTS LINE FOR ALBANY, Ev
Nl err Tussday, ThursdAy aud Sunday, at r.A.
from ParE psos and Roblnson =, Fa.s Ms ~ es2n.
m A Ia rge and fast stesmer NORTH AhEhtUA,
Can't Hsney, lsAves a. Eboves connecting With the
\. Y. Central 4. X. HlO AAs'llI
ITO CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS The
Il new and oammOd ious steAmbeah MAJOR AN
DERsO ONsod GINEBAL Arthur, fos p.itiealeIs
Inquire on beard. or Il N. J. OOh5IDlNi;. bouth
a., opposite the hartford steamboat landing.
jy1b AAc'll4
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STEANIBOATs.

ENAKI1 TbIF TO THE CuOI4fshA 4 ID Ank5-
1.-the f.vorite steAmer
CRoToS, CsE.. JANE A; DUsosT
THURSDAY HI1Hr, July l9,
Leaving 10Th II, B.st Ri ser. at ~ oe etk Miduight
Peck s,ip. East River, at 1890 A. M.
sOth Il. North kiser, al A, n.
ss2Iins st, North l,i Rsyer; n 3, lilS ilssA A. n
IARE ONE DOLLAR.
Fishing Tackle, Bait Refreahments, DC, on board
iyl1 2'l4
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The Garlbald, Legion.

The Philadelphia Press thus describes this
New York Regiment, as it passed through that
city for Washington:
The Garibaldi Legion are eleven hundred
strong. The men are not remarkable for any
4 great height, but they make up every deficiency
in that line, if any deficiency exists, by the fact
that they are all stout.built, rugged men,. Their
uniform consists of blue jacket with red cuffs,
and corded with red; blue pants, with cord down
the seam; gaiter leggings, laced above the an
lkle. The officers uniform appeared to have
considerable quantities of gold tassel on the
breast OF their coats. The regiment have an
oval.shaped felt hat, with stiff rim, about five
Iinches broad. surmounted with black feather
They marched into the cars in good order, sing-
ling the "Marseillaise. A number of vivan-
dieres accompany the regiment The men are
also provided with light suit for the warm
weather. They carried no arms with them, but
expect to be equipped with the MIME rife, with
sabre bayonet. A handsome case of fifty re
volvers was presented to the Legion, on Tues
day, in New York. q fI7lsi 7oYffsa T
The Legion is composed of men of almost all
nstions; many of the officers have been educat
, ed in Europe, and served iI the various armies
on the Continent. Some are political and mill
tary refugees from the land oil their birth, and
there are officers who figured extensively with
1Gen. Walker. -,..c.. tl,-s ,
The nativity of the companies ia as follows
German S, French l, Hungarian l., Spanish l
Swiss /, Italian /. The colonel is o Hungari-
an, the lieut.. colonel an Italian, and the two
majers an American and nm Italian.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

The city Of AIexandria. Vkginis. which will
fhenoeforth have 4 historical interest as the first
place in Virginia occupied by Government In
4 5thesuppression OF the rebellion OF le6l, 10 on
the right bank Of the Potomac, seven miles be-
How Washington. IL 10 "a port of entry, and
contains . population ofabout 8, 00inhabltants.
{ The river at this point is nearly o mile wide,
and aifofdsa commodious hafbor for ehips Of
the largest tunnage. Il is also place where
lship building is carried on to some extent. The
4 city is regularly laid out gas-lighted, and con-
3tains a courthouse, twelve, churches, three
sbapks, two newspaper Offices, and several large
fpublic schools. geo y. q
4 The place is important to Virgins as con.
svenient point for the export Of corn. tobacco
Sand coal. The trade Of Alexandra has been
materially increased Of late by the opening Of
1.-THE canal to G eorgetown, intefsecting the Cheea
4peake and Ohio canal, and q railroad ninety
1lhiles long, extending(to Gbfdonsville, the
Virginia Central Railroad This connection h
10 most important one to the South, as the line
Aextends without interruption through the South
fern States TO Montgomery and Mobile, and con-
Nnects With branch lines to almost every proni-
nent Southern city and port. noe
The railroads running into CAlexandria are
the Orange and Alexandria road, which con
meets with Richmond, Lynchburg, and go OF
Ntbroughout the, entire South; the Mannassal
road; the Alexandra, Loudon and Hamp'
Eshire road, !, and the Washington road ManAe.
8sAs Gap is the junction Of the railroads to Har
Nper's Ferry, Acquia Creek and Richmond. Th'
NfollowiDg table shoVs the distances from Alex
andria TO some Of the principal stations: -rD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
business In na..acn use,ts.

A correspondent from Worcester, Mass J,
writes that the military spirit In that city is still
ION the increase, and that the second quota ol
six regiments from the State is fast getting into
Sproper trim In reference to the business he
writes as follows: n " ~ Js
While our merchants are doing considerable
business at emunerative prices, In other placei
trade is entirely prostrated. In the north parl
2of this county there is no business, The greaI
Epail and chair districts are almost desolated.-
The large pail mandatory of the Murdocks Ii
3Winchendon is shut up, the proprietors failed
land the workmen out of employment, This II
a severe blow TO the town, but Ashburnham II
lin about the same condition. ~ t-.t
One little village in Templeton, Of four hun
Sdred inhabitants, has lost within three week.
lover 500 900, completely running the place fol
athe time being. This sad state of affairs In tn,
Northern part Of the country is but a sample o
4 the state of our industrial iDterests ever where
The Brookfelds ARE the great boot and sho
towns OF the county, and there business is down
I T. & E. Batchelder have failed, and their work
we're the largest in the town. Those shop
where any work is done are doing but very lie
3tle, and the profits are found on the wrong sid
/ of the ledger. -r., ...,t.r "a .,res.-st 81
The straw shops in Upton have also nearl,
5stopped work, but as their season Is nearly over
They will not be seriously affected this summe
4 If they can sell their present supply. There i
one class Of people who are destined to be bene
fitted by the'war. Farmers are going to coli
money as fast as they can get their crops out o
the ground. Farms in this section are held a
high prices, and are being taken up rapidly b
many who, long ago, left the plough for th
counter and the desk, but who are now gla
to return to their first love to gain subsist
ence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
The coIumbiads.


r The Boston Post says: What is known
among us as the columbiad Is 10 reality modif
|cation Of the Paixhan gun. There are two
|sizes, carrying balls and 10 inches ia diameter
|either hollow or solid. This gun, therefore
combines the essential qualities Of the ordinary
cannon, the ;howitzer and the mortar IL dis
charges shot or shell With greater precision thar
Is mortar, and 10 terribly destructive. In cast
iDgEcolumbiads, It has been found almost impos
Isible TO make them strong enough 10 withstand
the proper number Of discharges. 1t Ia re-
lmarkable fact that the leogth Of time that 0
piece has been cast has much influence on ia
power Of endurance. On trial OF three S-ilph
.columbisds east in the same mould and at ths
same time, one OF them, q few days afterlcast.
ing, burst At the 72i round = OF the othd ftwo,
after lying six years. one burst after 800 rounds,
the other sustained 2. 562 fires, without yielding
Il is considered that all iron guns, after l 200
rounds, are no longer safe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
14ia7li 3gf IFof the Uhio Stat
state Coercion.

u
Enron Ono oSrATEsMAS:-- The exposition Civ
en- In your paper Of 25th May, under the head o
g"state Cosfcon'' Is very clear and satisfactory
{thas the Federal Government has nothing to d.
with coereiDg States in their true capacity o
State governments, but that II has power to sup
!prsss the insurrection Of Se,soas, however nu-
merous they may be-. oai aqio'0 9H
There is one allegation against this conslitu.
tional power, which you merely notice, bu
which / hope you will expose more fully, and re
peat the exposure, until It's tallacy is generally
seen Your notice is this: "They (the seees
sion journals say that the Federal Constitution
clothes the government with no such authority
!. that II was sought In the Convention that form
ed the Constitution, to incorporate such I
|proyision into that instrument, but it met will
o decided negative" Certainly 1t would NEE
With negative. Alexan Hamilton and JAme
Madison both spoke against It, as would ever.
man who was striving to have government Of
the people, instead Of league Of States, The,
kept that object steadily in view, and admitted
no provision which would reduce the govern.
ment to being the mere council of genera
league. .or.s s8drid 3li l7gis fH8l - -HH
Ihope that you will also protest against tbi
mod OF expounding Constitutions by looking int
ournals OF cow entlons. Constitutions are 70 b.
expounded by the language used in the instru
uent as adopted, and not ny the rejected propU
XsitioDs au sam fr3i ia
j ,,rsf ,a llas Yours Re-pectfully, "a t7a
Ms 25ils6l .y Law AND UNioN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
= wat,nunt tssre ave vement-The Deati
Of stephen A. Dongias.


2 oo sesterdas rnorni6g, at ten minutes aite
nine o'clock, srEPHEN A, DousLAs breathed hl
last, and his spiri. tookits aishtto the God wh.'
+ rave ID. This Q ada events although looked TO
for some days past, has SO affected US tna' w
do mot feel able to write about e; and indeed
ve aid. there ia nothing that we sconid utter y
relation 10 Judge DOUGLAS, ttnas every ~.
IA the land wherever the sad news has been borne
his not already anticipated us in expressing. % !
- Judge DoudLAs,was q remarkable man--pss
x hGps themost remarkable American ~ s
born 10 the present century, He was, on sn' uA'
Of his death, 49 years, one monsh Ahe ssn u"''
old, his birth being ApriiNo' ioio a'. n'0'O'.
is familiar 20 every American, ana " 'nY "
= Of the people In all the coun'r'ss O' h'uiVp' H
10 the Republics south OF uSts'
"A favorite with large pooy .. 'ue peyp,s ).
this country, who were l uevo'euiy 1'''No Sf'
him; his power, ability ana pa'fios'sm sOplssf'
by his opponents; he' a. all "me''' oOo1. :,
high position among his coun'rymeu, ~ ous - ~
period did he occupy SO universal ~ ~ IT.
Ing posiuon as a' 'ns "-' -. ~ nnn. and en-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
How th ey do Banking Business in IN q
BTJ East withO ut Capital.

The Greeks understand bogus banking to per
lection. A banking house 10 established in Con
stantinople, anotherin London, another in Paris
and another in Italy. The Greek name used r
Constantinople Is translated into Italian, Eng.
slish, or French, as the case may require, al 3
the house here sells bills on the house of Black
bridge & Co., in London; Negroponte & Co, in
ILeghorn, and perhaps Pontnoir & Co., in Paris
who, in turn, draw on Constantinople and or
each other to meet these bills, and so the mar
ket is flooded with the drafts and acceptanees oil
these four banking houses, which In: reality
are only one, and that one without capita
enough to hire an office in either place, excep
on credit
Strange to say, the great bankers have men
toned are delighted 10 speculate on paper ol
this sort, trusting to the discounting facilides o
London and PAris'for the result. .ost
4 While the sun shone sll went we'll, and these
bogus houses fourished. Their paper flooded
the markets Of Constantnople, Paris and Lon
don. But a cloudy day came; one link in the
chain was suddenly broken, and with it went al
the rest. 10 day these bankers disappeared
from our bourse, and now, In spite of all the
sacrifices they have made, the great houses who
used their capital to protect and patronize them
have followed them in their fall - Payis Letter
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
The Ksba slszior General.i

Robert Edmund Lee. the present Msjor Gen
lerai and Commander of the Virginia forces, 1
the son Of Harry Lee, OF the Revolution H,
entered the Military Academy at West Point
from Virginia, in 1926. Graduating with dis
,inction At the head Of his class in 1929, he wa,
soreyetfed second Lieutenant in the corps Of
ier giheers, from which time to the present b,
has maintained bis ascendeDcy in the service
Among the public duties assigned to him In hil
Icareer, ID all of which he exhibited talents and
character Of the highsss order, are the follow
ling:
Inl535 he was The astronomer for fixing The
boundary between Ohio and Michigan; q Fire
Lieutenant in September, 1886; Captain in July
1888; Chief Engineer In General Wool's arm,
Iin the Mexican war, 1876, Brevet Major for th,
battle Of Cerro Gordo, April l647; Brevet Lieu
tenant Colonel for the battle Of Chapultapec
'ip which be was severely wounded, September
|iS47; Superintendent Of the Upited States Mill
|tary Academy at West Point, 1852; Lieutenan,
Colonel Of Cavalry. 1855. IN Y. Herald.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

GEN. MCDOWELL. -Brigadier General Nc
Dowell, who has been detailed for the command
| of the new military department just laid out by
the War Department, is a comparatively young
officer, having originally entered the service In
July, 1888. He is native of Ohio, and gradu
ate of the Academy. His first commission wal
filled for q Brevet Lieutenancy In the Second
ARTILLERY, and bears date the 3lst of March
1856. His new command, geographically, will
embrace that portion of Virginia lying east ol
the Alleghanies and north Of James River, ex.
cept Fort Monroe and vicinity. There are nov
eleven departments Of the army. -nt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

MovINo FROM ONE STATE TO ANOTHER WITH
HoUsE AND FAMLY,-A strange spectacle wal
witnessed on the Illinois river few days ago
lin tow Of the Resolute, going north, was q
barge, on which reposed a two story frame house
This house Is the property Of man wht
lived in II in st. Louis Becoming alarmed at th,
late commotion, he had his house moved, al
stated, and taken to another State. His family
went along with him. While going up the river
the mans dog sat in the door, the cat reclinet
lazily at the window, and the good wife carri ed
lon the household work as usual