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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-20
MosEs DAVIS.

Fprron ONO srArrsxls Str-Please announce the
name ofSA @. HmBs. Of Jackson township as q eano
date for Representative subjscitO the decision OF inc
Union Democratic nominating convention, and Oblge'
!. -TI- T7f'0 A HOST OF DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-20
nEpMEsENTATIvE.

EpIroR RgTipsmAH-Pleass annouhce In yonr paper
that many voters IN thls city and in Franklin county
desire to have OTTo DREsE ESQ, for their next Repre-
sentative. Mr.; DreIei man for the place.
augl6'6ls ~. 4 s~t.i1 MANY DEhoohATs'
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SPECIAL NOTICES
YFFEors OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.

BFFE0Is OF IRREGULARlTIESA AVOIDED
Too much eating and drinking new habits aud modes
Of life, often produce Irregularities In the bowels and
general health Of the system. Bus BRANDRKPH's PILLS
will cure the stomach will regain Its strength and
healthy action Of the system will be restored. No
MEpIcISs are equal In usefulness to the
BRANDKETH's PILLS,
BRANDRETH,S UNIVERSAL SALVE
& ABLCOUK's POROUS PLASTERS.
Every man Of the FIRE zoUAvEs had box Of
BRANDRETR's PILLS a box Of UNIVERSAL sALvE,
and an AJLoooK's POROUS PLASTER put in their
kuapck free of expense. And to this fact may be at
tributed the absence Of any Of THIS REGIMENT from
the hospital. egrt St. at.r it,.l.-4s.si
EVERY SOLDIER should have a box Of Brandreth's
Pills, box Of salve, and piece Of Porous Plaster.
They are SURE TO be useful, often liiesaving.
. Sold by JoHs R. Cook, Druggist Columbus, and by
all respectable dealers In medicines. ~
auRl7-d1m rn aatf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-20
The Union Men In the south.


There existed last winter, in the Southern
States, q large party opposed to immediate
secession, because It's adherents believed that
the rights the South claimed -could be better
secirsd by remaining in the Union than BY
going out Of il. Toey were in favor Of exhaust
ing every other remedy for redress of real or
supposed grievances, before resorting to the ex-
treme one of secession. 3 zE sel4Al .
Had this Union party, as il was called in the
b, South, been enabled to maintain its position,
BY the passage in Congress Of the CFrrErDEs
or similar propositions, the accession. move.
ment would have been paralyzed; the forma-
ton Of the Southern Confederacy, at least in
its present large proportions, would have been
prevented; the country would have been saved
from the horrors of . civil war; and the rebell'
ion, IL any had continued 10 exist, would have
been reduced to . mere petty instruction.
But the CairrESDEr proposition and all others
Of similar naturewer rejected by Congress.
The Union men, 10 what are now called the
seeded States, became fdisheartened; their
numbers dWindled away and many of them
we're compelled, as they thought, to accept se-
ceasion as the only remedy left for the security
OF their rights in future. They doubtless In
this committeda . grave mistake, but the sacri.
Gees they then made, and are now making, at
test as least their sincerity 80 ~ ~. /,
This Union sentiment, in comparison with
What IL WAS six or eiRht months ago, is now
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-20

IN QUINTALs GOLDFISH,
lU Tierces Rice. \ u. ...t,
Cask Pearled Barley.
so Barrels White Wheat Flour. trs
100 -. Red (Extra).
- - ~ WIN II. REsTIEAUX,
auglC3t l06 south High Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-20

DONN RIBBONs TAns, AND
BAth q SON,
april5 No. 20 South High street.
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snERIFF.

EDrrOR srArzsMAN-Please announce the name o'
Capt. HIRAM M. OSBORN, Of Blendon township, a.
candidate for Sheriff. subject to the decision Of 'ne
franklin County Democratic Convention, and oblise
sugIs ~ ~ MANY DEMOCRATS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-20
meeting or the Union Demoerahe
state Central Committee ~.

:" be sfHf a'Hts
The Union Democratic State Central Com
mi,,ss win meet at Columbus, TUESDAY, AU-
susr 9Th, at Q o'clock, P. M. Every member
is reqsssted to. bs present, and all the eaDdl'
dates on the Union Denocsaiic State Ticket,
are cordially invited to be present. 2 q r.
WAYNE GRIswoLD. Chairman.
WIN. I. Johnson. Secretary
\ dAnpust 90. 1861. VI ~ .IE
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THE OHIO. STATESMAN ,lz
!. . 8 For the Campaign.

We VIII furnish the different Issues Of the OHIO States
san. during Tie Campaign, as follows; l, a.s
The Daily Statesman, psrmonth, at,.'.,,. 80 cents
The frl-wsekiy Statesman, per month, at.'.r % p"
Either Of the sbOvs issues win be furnished for one or
more months In clubs or single copies, at the above
rates.
The weekly Ohio Statesman will be furpiAhed as fol-
lows EFfI...
In clubs Of copies for two months. ....'..' silOo
In clubs Of il copies, for two months. 600
In clubs Of 20 copies for two months. ...''''' 36O
Ia elubs Of 20 eopie', for two months. 7'oO
Tue wonopths' Clubs win cover the period Of the
canpaisn, and thns place our MAhplorHl WEEKLY
in the hands Of all who want 1t, as Campaign paper
on very reasonable terms. ~ Vi,a 3fi
Let the friends Of the good cause the true Union
men Of Ohio - 20 to work. and spread tie
cAMPAfGN sTATEsMA
all over the State We expect to make it an efficient aid
In tho good work Of the redemption Of the State Of Ohio.
Let Il be well circulated.
August 10, 1901. ,f 49,, rtssf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-20

=. Ry We have sssertod that the Abolition Re-
Dd1iicanism Of 1850 wss dead--that that phase
of Repubilcznism could Dsyer administer the
Government satisfactorily. We were partially
ulIsiakea. Isis not dead, il i only dying. IL
a ding. and Of this there can be no mistake
Itisa Ieault most deyoutly 70 be Wished, and
t1A5 result = fssching d With SLOW batsure
f.oietsgs Ihs soush esn only attack our
pIss upon which our Canstitution Is founded--
B>sfD1 Yss.
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Columbus Ohio, August ., isci--dsd. le'i'
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Columbus. Ohio, August ?, itoi-dtd y
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a. Bs4, cd, white and He'd and
& white Checked Of superior quality. For saieby
BAIN q SON,
mh23 mo. 20 South Hkh
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GIDprNos and LovEJoY could gather them un
der their wings as ben gathereth her brood
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

msioP csnsFat stirling rrice, or Missouri y
This Olcer viii probably soon be brought prominently
befors the public, and our readers would doubtless Dc
preased to know something Of bis sntecedents.
native of Prince Edward county, In this State, be
removed, when quite young man, to Missouri, where
he soou acquired the respect and confidence of the oom
munity in which he settled.
He became known to the general public as member
Of the Congress of the United States in ls45. Author
lied by President Polk to raise regiment in MISSOURI
for the Mexican war; he went to Mexico In command
q cavalry regiment he was soon after made q Brga
der General and commanded at the battle Of Oarrada
New Mexico In which he was wouuded-also command
ed at tho battle Of Santa Cruz de Rosaes New Mexico
In both Of which he was victorious
He was afterwards elected Governor Of Missouri. On
the assembling of the late Convention Of that State in
January last, he was chosen President of the body
Although originally decided "Union man. the uncon
sutionA acts of NJ. Lincoln, and the outrageous con
duo. of his agents In Missouri, satisfed him that the
honor Of his State made resistance to Federal usurpa
tons and outrages necessary and at the invitation Of
Governor Jackson he accepted the office Of Major Gene
raj of the Missouri forces.
Rstreating with Gov. Jackson to the Southwestern
part Of the State with the undscpned force under BIZ
command, he turned upon his pursuers and igsined Z
signal victory over General zsige Of the best Off
Gers In the Federal service Near Carthage after
he effected junction with Gen. Mccullough, who Is now
cooperating with him against Gen. Lyon, near Spring
field, No.
The people and State authorities of Missouri rensse
great confidence in the military talents Of General Pr
aud daily expecting gratifying intelligence of the
result Of his operations and of General Mccullough
operating with him We need scarcely cay that General
p did attend the late Ramp Convention, which pre-
iiss-Aad 10 depose Gov. jackson.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
Cot,ou ana Produss loan,

Subscriptions Of the proceeds OF the coming crop are
pouring in upon the Government a. a rate which de-
moustra.es the determination Of the people TO sustain
the glorious cause IN which are engaged, with
their entire resources These who cannot take the field
otter TO The State not ony large part but in many cases
the whole CT their expected At no period in
the worlds history was more sublime spectacle exhibit
ed than nov presented by eountrymen, in offering
themselves their property, their all in aid of the public
liberties
These lists of subscriptions viii, whether the blockade
he removed or not establish, upon immovabe basis
the credit Of the Government and enable It to meet all
the eIigsnees of the great strugglewbeh is upon US
Patriotic citizens in all Of the Stats and Cosltes, Who
have undertaken to canvass for theoan will be encour,
aged oy their abOrs and eonnus 70 press them to the
utmost possible extent
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salt.

The Yankees, with their blockade, will make US q
great and ndependep; people, in spite Of ourselves II
they would only guarantee the continuance Of the block
ads ten years. they would go far to repay US for all the
spoIaons Of the past We are in fair way, as is,
to render ourselves independent of all the world
Some three years ago, Professor ThQmasssy, French
gentleman, who had paid great attention to the pro
ducon OF sS proposed to set about its production In
the Southern States. But then xcrs not ready for
him we didn't know the Yankees well enough, and paid
no heed to his suggestions. Now he is with US again,
and we are assured by him that salt in any quantity
needed may be produced all along our coast and at
rate below even LverpoO; salt. We do hope our su-
thOritIss viii to H. and omit no aid necessary to
thu manufacture of this vital article
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
LETTER FROM MONTEREY.
MONTEREY, Aug. 18th, 1861.

| 10 The Editor of the Wig
There is no Of any particular interest from our
western camp RumoTs from the advanced guard occa.
siolAlly arouse our to thought OF immediate &C.
ton; bu. drop back again to the dull routine Of
camp duty and reyele and roll call measure out to US
tn, weary day. 90 from Eich Mountain YOU
remember were joined at Greeubrer River BY Msjor
O. Jones' He was not with US during our disasters
In aad around Beverley and at Greenbrier only arrived
nom S.aunton under orders The M,or accompanied
US to Monterey, where he was detached BY the com.
handing General and put In command Of the cavalry,
and went up the Aleghanes in advance OF the army,
to ke post and reconnoter upon the opposing slopes
of the Allegheny and Cheat Mountains. From the Ma.
1r's command now directly learn that the enemy &C.
cuped the top Of Cheat Mountain Their tents are dis
timely visible from his encampment The scouts have
met 90 several occasions with various results as to the
rsncontres Once when the enemy had advanced far
as Yagers, and broken open the kitchen to procure
cooking utensils to prepare breakfast our cavalry
charged upon them sud tanai1ingy scattered them in
the very act of cooking. On another occasion the
Ylrkee scouts in crossing Greenbrer river stopped to
water their horses when weldrected volley from our
men tumblei SIX Of them from their saddles. Such in.
cidea,s Of daily occurrence Major Jones has once
penetrated within three miles Of the enemies post La.
bic the whOls time to be entrapped in ambuscade to
be picked Of from behind tree by sn'individua foe
Such primitive warfare in which exposed to con-
slant dangers makes the North service the most
harrassing aud hazardous in tho campaign. We hear
nothing from HunteIsyile but every time Il thuniers
the whole regiment that General Loring briskly
caDnonading and begins to synpathizs with the poor
fellows whose ranks being ploughed by round shot
and canister. The "resaugus,G oAMPI" afford nothing
of interest The sickness amongst is still distressing
the triple vosy is heard several times each day from
the ground, and mounds daily mark the de-
pature of gallant spirits who's bodies repose here
in the vale Of these splendid mountains, and whose
sous If could believe With the Indans) hover around
thee tops watching the actions OF their comrades let
behind. When write again will give you descrip
ton Of this dssolAts place.
Truly, LIZ ZouAvE
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surts Of Law, slSA, II eomm"'ee %
ion Of the Uoited States, or III any pay
srrisory of the United States IN q s.sse =,
" rebellion against the same, De u.u IT, S
Nv a general eourt-martal; Provided, inas
,oe rendered by such court shall be erecu'ea
lot known 70 the criminal jllrisPrudence oil !"
some one Of the United States
ACT TO coHIsCArK PROPERTY usED FoS issOAAA'i'''-
AsY PUP sts
r, a snaetsd bs the Senate aud House Of sprsss"'a
tyss of the Uaitsd States Of ADsriea, IN
,saBIsd That IT, during the present or any
rection against the Government OF the unitee oas'
80 a. the Preeident of the United States shall have oe
eared by proclsmAtion that the laws OF the nteo
ara onnosed and the execution thereof oosuuctea
combinations powerful 10 be suppressed 0! 'ne oN
nary course oil judicial proceedings, or BY the power
vested in the arshas by law person or persons m
hair or the agent attorney or employee shall purchase
or acquire sell give any property Of whatsoever A
or de-ripon with intent or employ the same o'
suffer the same be used or employed, IN adng aoet
trg or promoting such nsurrecton or resistance 70
laws or any person persons engaged therein; OF
any person or persons being the owners OF any suen
property shall knowingly use Of employ or consent -
the use or employment Of the same as aioresAiu, ~
propery is hereby deelned TO be lawful subject o, pr1
and can,ure wherever found and 1t shall be the duty
the President Of the United States 70 cause tne SAe
be seized coufscated and condemned
| src ? lad Be n further enacted, That sncn price
and captures shall be condemned IN the DISTRICT or o
cuis Court of the United States having Jarsdleuon
bs smouut or in admiralty in any district in Enicn INT
s,me msy be seized or into which they may be taken
Stc s. AnS % Il further enacted, That the Attorney
General or any district attorney Of the United STATES II
which sld property may a. rue te De- may ,Ss,
the proceedings of condemnation, aud spcn case tney
sba be- Wholly for the benefit Of the United stG'es OF
sny person may ale an information with such attorney
n rbicb case the proceedings shall be for the use o.
soch informer and the United States IL equ. parts
SIC And Be Il f'r'her enacted InsI w. y
sny other person under the Law o. sn7 State shall EN-
pl5y such person in siding promoting any insured
o or 10 resisting the lass Of the United States, OF
shall permit him 10 be 50 employed be shall forfeit oil
right 70 such service or labor, and the PefSSa Thoee
.7o or service i, thus claimed shall be henceforsh dis
charged therefrom any hU TO tho contrary not"ith
! standing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
The wegIun,ag of the Rnd.

We have to-day accounts Of two uObs in New England,
one 10 Maine and in New Hampshire, attacking and
destroying two prating establishment They had ven
tured 20 utter some sentiment dspeasng to the many
headed" and they we're summarily disposed Of.
Ths is sign OF what Is coming. The FIRST defeat Of
their armies PrOvokss the destruction Of their printing
establishments; the pecuniary embarrassments which
va and high taxes will create will probably lead to other
and ore serious demonstrations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
Rahi. rrlar n.

We are pleased to leArn that RODr frLIH ESQ., son Of
Er PREsIDkSr TrLER, was yesterday nominated BY the
President and unanimously confirmed by Congress az
b gssr Of the Treasury. This Is justice on the part Of
the President, and compliment fully .meritei BY No
Tyler For intellectual ability Of the highest order, fcr
zeal ard enthusiasm In the of the South and for
saeracss aad suffering In the service Of his native land
soss cOsd lave presented stronger claims fos Ne hon
cradle position which sAs bsen assigned him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

I. viii be seen by the Baltimore papers, that Mr.
Faulkner late Minister to France was arrested In Wash
ibgton. Monday, by order of Seward. No charge il
specified but Ia necessary under the Turkish sys
TEN, which the Yankees have established.
Mr. +. had just reached the country and according to
usge considered his duty make report to the State
Department He forgot or did not know that courtesy
AID good faith and liberty had departed from Washing
ton and he pays the penalty of his ignorance by losing
bis personal freedom.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

DISCHARGED Purcell MeQuillsn, who has heretofore
b en- bsiore Hon. Judge Belts of the United States Dis
tric Court New York. on wrs Of hdbeay corpus, hay-
ng been held ia custody at Fort lafayette the charge
OF reason, in aiding the enemy in their attack Fort
Su ntsr, Was discharged from custody on "Wednesday
evening by an order from the War Department directed
to the commander of Fort Hamilton. hcQuilao claimed
t, bs British subject. The order stated that the char
pes against the prisoner have not been sustained
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

QUEEN VICroRIAs VIsIT TO lRELASD.-The programme
Of Queen Victorss visit to Ireland as follows On the
22 of August her Majesty will arrive 8. Hoyhesd re.
m lining here until the ensuing morning. when shs will
cross over to Kingstown aud proceed direct to Dublin
On the cath she will visit the enoampment at the Currsh
aud return to Dublin on the following day Ga the 2eh
she win start on through the Killarney DISTRICT and
On or about the 29.h she will depart for Scotland.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

PRErrr Coon FARE.-We have heard some complaint
about tho soldiers fare at yorktown, but judging from
the following description it might be considered pretty
good. We extract from letter in the Shelby Eagle,
from a member Of the IN. O. Regiment:
"Ole word as to our fare and health. We get more
TO eat than consume such bacon, beef, pickles
pork, veal sugar and coffee, meal end four and by 60
10 the beach we can get oysters fish and vegetables
The health Of the Regiment for the last days has not
been very good, owing 10 the measles and humps.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
Rrave New. from MI,.our,.

Again We have report Of great victory in Missouri
ard of the desth Of that cruel and covardy wretch
Lyon. We hope it is truo thi- time. The news comes
hrnnrh the enemr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

PRSCE NAPoLEoS's hoyENKsrs-The Prince desires,
after visiting Niagara TO get glimpse Of the Prares-
Il not credited here that the Prince sent BY the
Emperor. He telegrsphed TO the Emperor 70 Lisbon
that he going thence to halifax and the French Min.
ister here did NOS know beforehand Of his coming-N
y Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

Mr. 7; Olives, Of GsosviA. owner Of buad Ten, he
nsss pianist had the msiortuns 70 get his leg broken
On the chattanooga rsilrosd, few days ago.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

What the New York Herald says recruiting in that PAIGE
has become % uphill business lately:
During the frs. ten days Of this month recruiting for
the general service In Chatham street and Cedar street.
times for two years back only eight men have been en-.
listed ct both Offices.
careful examination Of many Of the volunteer muster
rolls gave the following resultt:-0u. Of 900 volunteers
Ia under a. and SO we're over S5 years OF age
This shows 40 per cent Of volunteers who could not Dc
taken into the regular army on the remainder would
- asss 70 ay, sTss sp0soxinatsly how many seaae
b. rsssi q account u being married. OF being md
he rsgslasoa sssniard Il fss - fsuf md g.
isshss q bstae Dyinuy ssan1el
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

ORNTN.

efas paper 'Viz aOs b P''S'isA-
sassding, Os,sAf 20 % kS0trn 70 al,
-Tted from, OeitsGry AOtioss secssd
ID o. as Gdrersisssnsnt.
.rsaks % resa,a rejecs~f consAsssoGh0-s-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

BANGOR Me-, Aug lz-Tne Bangor " nocr.t vas 10.
day completely cleared out ey large lumber Of people,
editor, unframed. man y, -, Iar.s b.rber.
who made some demonstrations ~ "a hrt rea
cusd by the authorities and ~ an to III. for protection
THE CASE or Iaz r. ,,c. covx,ssrosr.s
n. mk" c io.A 49, In the case Of the Baltimore
IN s,.a, CaIonaI writ of attachment was hued TO-
500 ~, he shot ,urk for his appearance Y sho.
oss;nr A a. not be held for contempt OF cour,
s,S.,s .a,nr. liver the said prisoners on writ oil
" y ErrDrRALs-PRrrARAr FOR TIE prFsHci
oYF WASHINGTON xfc.
copy the following interesting intelligence from
inc Jsl,imore Exchange, Of Tuesday;
WASHINGTON, Aug. ll.-Every day troops are march
ing north and west Of Georgetown, Tor the purpose y
,rsustbeniue the frontier in that direction IS well Is d
making complete chain Of communication with har
per's Ferry by way of the Potomac, between botf
branches Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Wher
this has been DONE attack upon the city from tni
side would be attended with Infinitely more dmcu.y
than 40 advance from the direction OF Arlington
would be- Several strongly entrenched posuons nave
been made above Georgetown, and others viii be com
pletsd soon as possible. a.
General Banks force Is divded-one part esing on TN
Maryland Heights and at the Ferry, the other at Point
ROCKS fhis division (the Potomac) has been shftet
from it, former position and esrhwoks constructed AMI
mounted with heavy guns at places which were formerly
altogether unprotected.
The Confederatss are st all points prepared 70 rseev
the enemy and believe would hail their visit IS . vel
come one % eager they for another brush Genera
Bonham occupies Fairfax The lst Virginia cavalry
st Great Falls the 7th and 18th infantry four compsne
OF artillery aud the "Homs Guard" this ride
Virginia, while at Berryvlle and between that po:n
and Leesburg, there about 1900 men, and IL 90
are engaged In manning the batteries aud lying In cam
on the banks of the Potomac, between Alexandria an
l the mouth Of the Rappahannock.
| On Friday night Federal regiment was ordered I
,srch in the direction of Brookvls to enoamp. Viii
the road spent bullet from the rife Of some Coz
derate scout passed through hs sash belt Of Of d
/ q en-, knocking him dosn and iaaietas slight vssa
q was brought 70 the city ysssrdsy.
| ~ tis ssls d pulls ksis, shs shsss bs'sagias
IN vtiA W. NfssA n Ass, sesAs Cssad' - ssss