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Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga etteI


-i'FR 9t FoRTRE MONROE, August 81
s#3 81 Via BALTIMORE, August g.. ( s85
The town of Hampton, some two and haf
miles back, was entirely consumed by fire last
night. The place contained before its destrac-
tion, about twenty-five hundred inhabitants
The number}aof buildings burned is between
four and five hundred. The fire commenced
about midnight and the flames could still be seen
from Old Pointup to noon to day. 1t was set
on fire by the Secessionists to prevent its re -oe-s
cupation by the FEDERAL troops. @
The country and bay forimiIes, IN all direc-
tons, were almost as bright as day, with the
lightofthe grand confagration. 1t was sec
onG burning of Moscow on small scale.
Great excitement existed at the Fortress and
at Camp Hamilton in anticipatono OF an attack,
but only skirmish Of pickets took place across
the bridge over'Ha@pten river, which separates
i he town frem our encampment. d. q. C.,
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Notice.

The Harrison County Military Committee
met July 26, 1861. Present, Rein Weloh, c.
Dewey 0. S!emmons, Robert Lyons, $. Il.
Shotwell, and j NJ. Estep. -
On motion, a levy Of per cent was made
upon the subscriptions to the Military Fund.
Those who have not paid the previous Levy
OF 20 per cent. will pay % per cent.
This should be paid in Immediately TO the
Treasurer RObertLyOns. 1t is much needed at
this time. J. NJ. ESTEP, Chairman
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M A r r I E D

On the 9TH inst. by Elder p. II. Jones, Mr..
Richard PENNICK, of Harrison county, Ohio,
and Miss SUSAN MooRE, of Ohio co unity, Va.
4. In the NJ. E. Church, West Lafayette, ,Coshoc-
ton county, Ohio, on Sabbath afternoon. August
4th, by the pastor, Rev. S. Hickman, Dr. WILL
LIAM FLEMING, Of White county, Indiana to
Miss MoLbtE M. CGLLEN, of BarnesyiIle, Bel
mont county, Ohio, "a. af
May their journey through life be pleasant,
and no troubles or sorrows mar their pleasures.
belmont and Harrison county papers please
copy. = Coshoet6n Democrat q
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From the Ohio stnte Iournal1
The soldiers sunday school.

| - Ehc SOEdiefs' sunday SchOOi.
tits with great satisfaction we publish the
proceedings as found below, for the formation Of
Soldiers Sunday School at Camp Chase
And it must afford equal satisfaction to every
morBl and right minded person to learn that
our citizen soldiers in taking leave Of their
homes for thedeense OF the country, are resoiv,
ed to carry with them, into the camp and on
the field, these cublilne lessons Of Christian
faith that have done so mucn to bless our coun-
try--to magnify and make it honorable. @
The sentimentseems to prevail that the mill
tary- camp is place OF lawlessness asto all
moral obligations; and that profanity and vul-
garity are the ptedominating featyres.of camp
life. And we know it 10 be tact that the solic-
itnde of parentssanda friends whose sons and rel
atives are inlthe army, is most keen upon the
Subject to moral deterioration. They regard
the dangers Of battle as among the lesser evils
of army life, and shudder most.at the thought
of thesmofat taint that may degrade their low
ed ones souls. This should not be--this need
not be. lie the officers themselves set the ex,
ample by conduct such as becomes Christian
gentlemen, and a thousand families at home will
invoke blessings upon Their names. And let
the soldiers be true to themselves, and to the
love of those they leave behindgthem-- them
in becoming soldiers, not cease to be gentlemen;
and let the always remember thpt as Christian.
ity is the highest type ofciyilizatiop, so the
Christian character is salwaysthe notlest attri.
butte of a gentleman Such soldiers will never
be found braggarts in peace and towards in war;
but will serve their country in The tented field
with degree ofcourage and .devotedness that
profanity and debauchery can never inspire. p
Pursuant toa call, anumberot Harrison Coun
ty Guards met IL the Grove quarter Of a mile
from camp Chase FOR the purpose of organizingl
a Sunday School. 1st. Lieut.. T. Brown took
the stand, and stating the beneficial results Of
Sabbath Schools, and more especially the great
necessity Of one among those who will be called
upon 10 defend oar beloved country In her pres
ent perils in vndcation or constitutional fiber 4
ty and PRONUNCIATION Of Religious principles. ~
The Scnool was organized by electing lst Lieut..
Brown Superintendent and O. F. Saunders Sec.
rvtary. The Secretary Ehen proceeded to en.
roll the members present which resulted as fol-
lewSs &p ~ s @ n
0. + Saunders, Hen Foster,
Jne Brown, @& William FL. Stubbins.
s. M Dc LaneSe rs. Kennedy, 4
Jessie Williams Jno. Waters I
y w Bloom, IA ". q. Umstot,
JHaH J.F. FIearn, Y as@al
w. s. Groves, " 'Ass ~ Harrison N.
VIM! Dillon v .: ?. 'fimnous, aae
David Mufdock, y Moses Goddin,
i. y Baikens, Adolphus Ware.
O. Il Dutfied, hoss Co
After which the School was opened by the
with reading, singing and pray.
er. The class then proceeded to exami1 ne tie
End Chapter OF Mathew. as a lesson for the day.
After spending about an hour'and halfon tae
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ssnudcring the sold iers.

eThe Cincinnati Gdmmes19a1 Republican, has
o correspondent who thus ISLANDERS the soldiers
in Gen. Cox's brigade On the Kanawha:
A few words are due this brigade and its
commaDders First, bohectato the wholesale
stealing which has been 8practised ever since
this campaign commenced. Every chicken,
goose, turkey, &C., along the route, has been
stolensand from those upto horses and mules
This is all wrong. cannot conceise that any
mamhas alright to steala here more than he
would bave at home; aud i think further that it'll
is entirely the fault OF tho commanding officer
that they do SO. II he wculd make stringent
orders upon the subject, and see that thcy were
iteeould besstopped brave
menfunder hims-m who would fghtwell and
do well, If they only had an experienced lead
en-. but1ho isyoung and inc xperienced, and his
staff are aset ofboys generality who have more
lmpudeuce than and other stock IN tfadeis and4
ills really degradingato men OF intelligence toj
be ordered about by such boys. Az W ns.955d
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Treannemt of the Ohio


FOiuntecrs.-EheS State AdmimiS-
ITatiOm.
George ?. Buell., E,q, thus writes to the
Cincinnati Times, Republican, Of the treatment
our brave volunteers have experiencedat the
hands Of the State authorities: .liiG.-j
"a few days ago the Eighteenth Regiment of
Ohio volunteers was mustered out of service at
Camp Putnam. Marietta, in this county Instead
of receiving their pay at the time expected, the
soldiers were treated in manner wholly un-
worthy OF great State like Ohio. They were
leompeiied 10 return to their homes without even
the means to purchase toe necesSaries OF life,
with the assurance that, il they should reassem-
bic at some underlined period, to be determined
by the Paymaster's Department, they would re-
ceiSe their regular dues
This regiment had been treated from the
beginning, in,such manner as to disgust most
OF the officers and nearly all the priyates. The
men cheerfuity discharged every duty-watch-
ing bridges, making forced marches, and smart
ing even under such military burdens as Gener
al Hhl- hey accepted without muTmur the
uniforms furnished them by the State authori-
ties, and winch were unfit to cover the wax stat
ues OF stationary museums; but they expected,
upon their RETURN to be treated according to
the usages Of civilized governments. One CON-
pany. reused to give up their arms until they
should receive their pay, and many other COM
pan'es were ready, almost in solid body, to FOL-
low heir example.
The miserable excuses OF the authorities that
the pay rolls were not completed, &c, &c, will
deceive nobody but the grossly ignorant The
0hio troops have been imposed upon, almost
from the beginning OF this war, in the most out
rageous manner, and | trust the press will every
where take up the cause OF the volunteer
There has been fraud-infamous, stupesdous
where; let the records be search
ed. WhE the civil authorities of Ohio and the
CITY of Columbus should be behind the authori
ties of Indiana and the city Of Indianapolis, de-
mands serious and radical explanation.
ys G.. ?. b."
The reople will apply the remedy to this
infamous s,upendous fraud'' by turning the
present State Administration out of power and
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lesson the class proceeded to incidental bust
ness. Then, on motion the Secretary was or
dered TO forward the minutes to the Ohio State
Journal and Harrison County papers, for publi
cation. ltwas also resolved that the members
OF all other companies are respectfully invited
to attend and take part in the exercises
School closed by singing. ~
o. Z. SAUNDERS. Sec'Y.
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Tlse COndeRtiOn and It's Proceed
49, iNGS and Nominations.


We publish elsewhere in our columns this
morning the proceedings of the Democratic
State Convention held in this city yesterday.
There was full representation from every
county in Ohio, of able and SUBSTANTIAL dele
gates and they erormed their work well,
The resolutions will attract the attention and
receive the appreciation Of the Democracy and
all other rerl Union men in Ohio, and will be
gall and worm-wood to the mad caps and Sec
tional fanatics in the State, who will assall them
with wrath and fury. r1.... -.... ..- .... ..
The tickets a good one-not man being
nominated for any office for which be is not
thoroughly qualified. 1t will be found in its
appropriate place under our editorial head,
where it will stand until the second Tuesday in
October next, when the Statesman will have
the satisfaction to announce its ratification by
triumphant election by the people. ..a
We have had the pleasure Of attending many
Democratic State Conventions but never did we
see congregated more noble set of men than
those who came UP here on the eth of August.
The delegates were from and Of he people, and
came to do the peoples will Union, harmony,
and concord prevailed, and the resolutions pas
sed in the committee and the Convention with
out a dissenting voice. ....- ,.. .... .s
Now friends ! Democrats Union men go to
work one and ALL and from this time until the
day Of, election, let there be diligence, energy
and the same unity that prevailed in the Congen
ton, anl the triumph Of the ticket will be over
whelming. - Statesman .t,-. l'.. ,sr.t e. -,.s
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SialC Politics.


The Republican Stats Central Committee have
resolved. "That it is1tiTe duty of ell citizens'
in these aimesof national peril, to lay aside all
differencesnofapoEitical :opinions,g and unite in
defense Of their ,Gosernmenta' ~
Democrats have long since laid aside sail diff.
erenees Of political opiaionsS' have shoulfere1
their muskets end united in the defense oi
their Government ~ aa eps 2sgq 9G ~v&
The Democrats inn Congress, g laid aside all
diferenceslof polhicaFopiuions and voted every
time ''in defense Of their fGovernment," and
did not propose ong party questions in Congress.
The Repubicansin Congress introduced strictly
party measures and byi d strictly party yotc put
them Trough. =, ~
Now then which party isit, that is willing
to Jay aside politics v czs sa 'v
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Tne Third Annstal Hmstt,,ste
- .f- e#. CF THE aa fl ~g9
MON NEELY NORMAL SCHOOL.
WILL OPEN july a6F4E 'l,ga
And Continue Five w e ks.
TNSTRtCToHs:
a., EDWIN r. EGAL. PRINc1pAr

| --s EDWIN REGAL, PRINCIPAL,. g.
And Teacher Of English Grammar, and Theory
q sl md Pracree of Teaching. ri hfs
! Nv, BRlNFERHoEE, a. NJ, Teachero Of Mathemat-
| les Chemistry andPhysioIogy.
Rrof fiERmAN kRusI, Teacberrof inventive and
Perspective Drawing. .s,.ss. 81
sis ted by Mr.. J. / Hunt, Teacher of Phoiogra'
PM cIass, y y, " keP9Sfllpg WI I Re lormcd
Mrs.; rs 3 HAMiILi TeacheT ot Elocuton assisted
by,ssr oharlessS Royce, who viii give instfte-'
I Gyaases @ 63F far ri @ THxs rda 4EssasRs nSg ss sap
sTUDESTs. blf H. is q graduate fr1ins Dr. Le@is's'
pylnna stlc llstll 70, 5Q QsLoll: q! b sss a 4.
Pr I. w: MosBLEcH, tProiof Oriental and Mod
eFh languages Bethany Gailegcs ya.D Heaeier
q y at raj History, Geology, Wlperoogy apd
Botany.
DIR Mosbech, from vide experience and pre+
loppa rudy v peculiarly 9compsels9 to give IN,
srue lon IN lnese prahcnes not pook lnst rlctlon
llirg lne helas torests and streams ana examin'
M y, me ne rocks, plants, insects, sc.
| 'Peachefs VIII mus tearn 70 coinone INSTRUCTION
feefeatloh qle anpsenentl ana 50 carry > thelrt
scnools tne means OF dlsciphnng as wei as inter-
es,ing theif pupils
bHa concentration o. rare professional talent and
experience, we are enabled to present unequalIed
opportunities 70 the teachers of ohIe for lninreve
hheilta hhailt lh9pleH Vocall9n, I .gsa5 9eE gsfi ae Nd
REVIEW classes IN az the 'Common School Fran.
cnes VIII oe 9 formedi also classes IN BOOK Keeps
ing, Noeal " use aud parllanentaFye Law. M
r...9.....s. LECTURES lsl-'- Jt -. -
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IMPORTANT TO FEMAL Es.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S

-
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Prepared by orRelps. L. CLaeseman, NJ. ID,
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Dr.CuEESEM ANS PILLS, prepared from tho
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10 Wives and Matrons. DR.. Gheescrpan,s g PiIls
are offered as the only safe means of renewing in
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Explicit directions, steing when and when thew
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Dollar each Box, containing from 80 to ypiits
valuable Pampblet, 10 be Had free of the A.
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price to General Agent, Sold by Druggists gener.
ally. '-
-s ea r. b. BUTCHINGs,
| General Agent lor the United Staies& Canada
20 Cedar-St., Newly
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sducti0n in Prices "a


y Z r. HILL H s..
Ho,all f'ndt - ~. mat, iat the ri nd 'tid
ings go forth on the bill tops aud in the yallays
Let II be spread abroad throughout the vast extent
OF ms vas: country. bet the farmer !cave his
work bench, and one and all, far and near old
and young, rich and poor, IN short let the entire
population makeone grand rush FOR -.
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GxxvIth Congress---Extrs Session
WAsuISGToS, Aug. 2.
fcOxcLusrOs OF rnrnAr's rRocErprSos


fcoscLUsIoS OF FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS
The lhll confscating rebel property was re-
committed to the Committee on Judiciary by q
vote Of go against As. k En-
The Senate then took mp the raiifr I,ill as
amended by the House; aud also the Direct Tax
Bill.
The Senate COMMITTEES were OF the opinion
that the two had better ha united They there
fore took up the Direct Tax Bill as the House
passed it, and then the income tax proposition
Of the Senate.
The report of the Committee of'CenFerence
was concuried in; 80 against 80.
Mr. Bingham, rom the ,IuaicsSry Committee
reported bin TO punish certain. crimes.
Itproposes that recruiting in any State or
Territory for service in any aImy hostile to the
National Government be considered high
inlsdemeanor, punishable with fine Of nom
500 to 5000 and Imprisonment OF from onr
70 five years. The bill Furnishes similarly those
who thus enlist with those who by words, wr-
ting or the publication. encourage the enlist
ment The bill passed. .'.- ~.
Adjourned. .E.
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Notice.
Aug. 8, 1861 3t
AIt;ech nlepft.
Notice.

TNFIE partnership heretofore existing between
Matthew Law and George Goodwin, under
The style OF George Goodwin a. Ca, !" in the town
OF franklil, Harrison county, Chic, was disso we'd
on The 2Gtl day OF July, 1861.
alone
Those indebted will please call and settle soon
July 81 s aa. MATTHEW Law
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We are pleased to see that Gov. Dcnnison
hassppointed. Capt. A. Il. sMcCook who fought
sogaliantIy at Ball Run, Major fthe Goth Ohio
Regiment. This Is a promotion worthy to be
mads, as Major Geeoek is every inch soldier
and every inch awan. s sTH @
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Do yOu rise with coated tongue in the mornings
with bad t0ste in tie mouth and poor ,,netfe
Tor brealfast2 Do vou heel when yen first eet IN,
so weak md langnid yon can scarcely get ab Gutp
Do you have dizziness in the head Mt times nna
often a da meas, with headache occasionallyl Are
yonr bowels costye and irregular and appetite
changabIe? Do you reft mp wind from the stomach
and do gou6hloat up oen7 Do you feel a fnll
ness alter eating and goueness when the stom-
ach is empy3 Do you feel low spirited and look
on thedark size ofthhjgsl Are y,ru not unus,alv
nervous al liInes!, Do you not become restless
and ohenIayuntil midhitlIt before Won. crn % 10
sleepf and then at stnes d mi yon feel dulGand
eepy most OF the timel Is your stin dry and
scaly? also sallow! In short is vour liza t,ot a
burrhen, full Of forebodngsN Now these are the
SYMPTOMS. generally present, bnt not alw,ys ali
of them and there are thousands who are snfTer.
ing duly from them, and we pledge ourselves in
from three 70 hive prescriptions, 10 drive them ali
away and cofnpfetety cure the patient chapGihg
their whsle physical and mental n ature. and inns
make, blessing instead OF burtHeu Weask
those who have tried until tired and discoi,toved
to give us fair tri Al and we eanditlv eoI, do
just what is above set forth Try two Descriptions
AID we can IN that time Satisfy the most incredu-
ous. We cab tespecial atten tion to- our almost
Invaluable teatment in the above DISEASES
Prove aI'thidgs"'V se9 " ss5 eS
7SA LIE Iai ElEJM AND SEA Lid HEAD. f
We claim posiuvelyfto cure every case of these
diseases. This, is a positive fact and we will
pledge ourselves t. give $50 TO any easesof ,be.
kind that we cannot cure and we generally Icure
with one prescri JtioH. 21s ~ VI
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EXCELSIOR PAINTINGl :
sGE0EGE ~ WILSON MuLLs

~ CAUIZ, OHIO; n \ ~
M ANUFACTURB and have constantly for sale
IFE ct our Warehouse, near the Depot, Double
Extra Family and Extra SUPER FLOUR from
good sound Wheat Our Flour is Warranted
meal, Mill Feed and Bran sold at low figures in
quantities. to suitpurchasers. .. ... -
Custom Work done with dispatch, and salisfac-
tion warranted. Esn GEOkGE& u WILSON.
April %. 80 st
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u b r TILL FIT 80

For now is the winter Of our discontent n, ado
glorious summer. by the largest cheapest, andbv
tar the most brilliant stock Of Ready Made C,lo,b.
ing ever ofered IN this town. Hope to Id f1atter.
ing tale, but never dreamed Of the prices NJ ,t,in
! am now offering goods. Some men love TO roam
but they seek no further after herring of The mi.
ces at my 5 tore. have everything TINT :s des;.
Tahe and necessary for tientIemens Wear NJ The
lowest market Dricas Nu IS ~ '''O
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Lylng DIsease se.

.Inclplent Upnsnmptlon, Br0pchilis, Asthma,
','t'''' @ Throat Disease, &c. &c. das y
We call especial attention to persons Inflicted
with tbnsesdtseases 10 the gfaclythat we have an
almost invaluable reatmentaip those affections
which has been latev discovered We have sue
seded onsthls route in restortpg tasesof this kmd
in lew months who have been treated tor years
TO no effect, and others are now under treatment
ad are rapidiy sbeug restored % IN fsct 10 use
their own words, they say they feel themselves
coming upeveryday We do not positively clainl
hat there Is cass So far ad yaneed but that We
cant help and make them more comfortable. pro-
long life; and the most ofcases can be successfully
cured 1t takeAdn any kmdsofrtime, Remember,
thlsilssan age OF improvements, and remedies are
being discovered that tlisarm diseaae ofanany of
nanny OF its teffors. &ssinyite those who are
onhaye any form ofI.nng Disease, to
give US one trial, whenWe can provo all we have
said In ine aboye. E}a5 I 1saSgM ae7si aRog
"a 49, ,EX,4llLN.4zz0N FREE ~ H..
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DRs, WORKMAN & SHANNON

INFORM the cltzens of Harrison and adieinino
1 coun ties. that they expect to be in Cadiz nj
tle National House on Saturday Aug 81: Sept, %.
Nov. 3 and. afterwards every month regularly
as notice will be given from time TO .ime
fhey hope by an honorable cour Sc to merit s,o VI
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.Rfk,t BLS. Salt, Received and forsdleby ,saGsa
OUO asgalelanl x4.ss slefapp4N Co, N,
(tHRISTMAS Opkda y enai ceassaortment and :,
~ atpfices to itB the tpnes,, BEALL's
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The reople will apply the remedy to this
infamous stupendous fraud'' by turning the
present State Administration out of power and
electing a Democratic one in its place.
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If you have Cash


lias S and i still receiving large and splendid Iot
OF Ready Made Clothing
And, oh what a falirg is there my coHntrymen.
nothng has occurred in cbristendom since the
HOOD which compares in the least with the
AstOliishilss lsehmeiion In, Prices 1T
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Administrator's Notice.

NJ Office is. hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as ad
nistrators OF the estate of John Gntshal, Sr.,
e OF Harrison county, o., deceased. All rer-
mis- indebted TO said estate will II AXE immediate
iatnent, and all having claims ugainst said estate
son present them legally authenticated within
payyear from this dale.
,# LESLIE GUTSHALl,
se51 Joseph GUTSHALL,
August I, leGl-3tPd Administrators.
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or HonsJohn A.. Bingham returned home
from Washington City on last Saturday even
ing. "4.~
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General Agent lor the United States & Canada.
20 Cedar-St., New York.
Sold by McBean d Sharp, Oadiz, ohio. sils
Nov. %, '60-ly ...,.,...-- .s...