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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

8 Mayors CoURr. I'VE should say Hymen's
Court rather, for yesterday afternoon our wor:
Thy Mayor, who Is frequently called upon to
settle matrimonial difficulties, was waited upon
at his Office, over the Market House, by low
Ing couple who wantedto be joined in the bonds
Of holy wedlock. His Honor was prompt In re-
spending to the call, and thus, for the nQnce.
what was won't 70 be the Police Court, became
the Court Of HymenS ) Z n .Gs .li 81, 4 .s
Z It was one Of ths pleasant episodes that some
times occur to vary the dull round Of trying and
sentencing drunkards and vagranss. We be-
.lieve, however, that this isithe first hymeneal
case Mayor THOMAS has had since his inaugura'
ton into the Office he SO ably Aus, We hope
;hswill have many more; add can assure oil
who seek Hymen's Temple. that they will not
easily find . better or more courteous minister
to ofaciase at the altar than the Mayor oi
Columbus ssAaz Fp .iErssii a,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
TELEGR APHIC.
The Confederate Congress.

tNEw ORLEANs, July I.-The Congress at
Richmond has been in secret session all day
The following has been made public =
Z A resolution permitting the lst regiment
North Carolina volunteers to be mustered into
service for the time agreed upon by them. when
they volunteered, and paid off for service al.
ready rendered. This includes the pay Of pri.
vate cadets from the North Carolina Institute.
The President approved Of resolution max
ing disposition Of the donations made by the
churches on fast day, to relieve the wounded at
Manassas. The amount 10 $5,276 GO,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
News from the Kanawha

CLARKsBuRa, Va, July 3I.-A dispatch from
Gen. Cox on the 29th inst, to- General Rose
Grams, reports his arrival at Gauley Bridge
Wise retreating on 'Lewisburg, which, according
to intercepted letters is to be his raliSing
point.
~ Gauley Bridge was entirely destroyed. I, II
would take three days to construct a floating
bridge. a ,Hrg WI IA cggtqrz4 ti E1SF4 .
Wise had cut down trees across the road, and
destroyed all the bridges. llh 10 vSaF y"
n Cen. Cox captured 1000 flint lock muskets
and several kegs of powder left by the rebels.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Quartermaster

} sHEAvY CoRrR1crs. .--U. s. Quartermaster
DieKissoS, AZ Cincinnati, awarded, during The
past week, the following cou,raots fol. army
clothing, $1,000 socIs AZ 1910 per dozen, TO
Lo~man b Bso . II, 900 do q, $sI5. 10 Mack
& Bro ! 10000 shirts, TO LovmAn d Bro, at
sls per dozen; II, 900 drawers, AZ IS 75, 70
.Rindskopf & Co j 5000 drawers: to sssadman.
Carlisle h shsw,as$6; 5000 eaps and covers,
,at, 80 cents each, Ms,bsrg 4 HeilmAn; and
5000 hats, TO Camp 8 Co., at 30 cents each
the whole to be delivered in fifteen days. II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

u The Sixteenth Regiment, Col IRVINE, ar
rived at z,nesville on W ednesday last, and took
up its quarters in Camp Goddard, where the
companies will be mustered out of the service.
I'VE learn that as the train on the Central
Ohio railroad. bearing this regiment, was com
ing " est from Bellsir, two soldiers being on the
top Of the cars, we're killed by coming in con-
tact with bridge, Many soldiers have lost
their lives in the same careless manner. a -'.-'-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Prom Tfnrpcr,s FerrY.

SANDY HOOK. Nd. August l,4 70 important
movements have yet taken place. An addi-
tionsl lotee has been sent to guard the ford ss
Harpefh Ferry. ~ ,sES'Hji1ls l',f a Y
% ruesday night y was reported that CON
six miles Of the Ferry, whioh eives rise to the
suspicion that amuch larger body y snssses us
Some think Gen. J0hnstons army On ths
move northwest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Nominations for BrIgadier Generals

New YoRk, August 1.-The following nom
nations for Brigadier Generals were sent to the
Senate to-day; the dates Of the commissions are
May l7th; Col. Samuel P. Heinizelmsn, Of the
18th Infantry; Col. Andrew Porter, of the 10th
Infantay, the present Provost Marshal of the
cyt; Col. VIM. B. franklin, Second Infantry;
Col. Chas. H. Stone, 18th Infantry; Lieut..
Col. Thomas w. Sherman, 5th ARTILLERY; Jo-
seph Hooker, Of California, and Ulyssus s.
Grant, of Illinois. -
/. Captains in the Regular Army-Frederick
w. Lander, of Virginia; Edward D. Baker, of
Oregon; E F. Kelly, Of Virginia; John A.
McClernand, of Illinois, M. G. from that State.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Cincinnati Market.

-TtH --rt Alt<s se CINCINNATI, July 81. VI
Business in general in city was to-day almost com.
pletey enervaed. Some sales Of Sugar reported
BY the Grocers, but the market Is without single
feature. -"-A 1919 49, - ltsi7. fl--4
FL0UR-Dul. and superane could not well be sold at
over 30 5O extras and family remain nomnsy as last
quoted. 80. , 49,. ( II ~ ~ ~
WHEAT-Continues to be taken by an outside de-
and at about the range Of prices last given-70a
for new red; SOC for new white. There Is old offer
ing. The quality Of the new 10 generally good some Of
1t frst rate g . $50. y, ~
C0RN-Firm at 28c. s..s,.
RYE-Nominally quoted at 4io.
0ArS-steady at 23c.- - -
WHIsKY-Put up day to 14lzc. III
lGB fE&I0 skEt gEt y C01nerctal! }
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

ssE1 D- The slaves who run away from their mas:
tiers in Virginia, are set to work at once BY
Gen. BUrLrR, and made to keep at it, much to
their annoyance. One Of them having been
put to it rather strong, said-"GolIy, Massa
BurLER, dis niger never had to work SO hard
before; guess dis chile will secede once NOAH"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Rumor OF. military Ohansss-En-
-, 'gagement wiah Rebel Roats.~ s

-1ril kaKememG VIII heboI HORNE ID
y Nkw YoRK, August i. - The Baltimore Amer.
lean Of yesterday evening has the following ru
moIs which prevailed about Fortress Monroe
That General Butler would be placed in an
other military department, and the command oi
that department would be assigned TO General
Wool. str,,-,.y b., 80. Z. t.4t'all-..
Lieut.. Crosby, U, s navy, was sent by Com
modore STingham, with an armed ting, 60 the
mouth of the Pocomoke river, for the purpose
OF firing upon number of boats said to have
been carrying supplies to the Confederates to
the eastern shore Of Virginia from Baltimore.
The tug was we'll armed and manned. The
Lieutenant had orders to act determinedly -
The result had not transpired, but about nine
O'Clock at night brisk oannonading WAS heard
In the direction of the Pocomoke, and it appear
cd that more than our party was engaged. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

CLEVELAND, Aug. l-t- Lieut.. Burgess, of
the 7Gn Regiment, the Plaindsaler's correspon.
dent at Builtown, Virginia, of the 28th, says:
Colonel Tyler reached Bulltown that day, and
found that the rebels has fed. Tyler advanced
~ Flat Woods and the rebels still fed. Hear.
ing there that Cox had driven Wise from
Cnarlestown, Tyler considered him completely
surrounded ------s-------.----.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

Hor WEATHER AT CLEVELAND One of the
Cleveland papers notices that the thermometer
stood 10 that city, on Wednesday evening, at
1874 degrees. Lake Erie may be coon expected
To boil . ... ......-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Rumored Fight between sigeI ana
ls-tf' mcCuIiOCh. m

LOUISVILLE, Aug. "A dispatch from Nash
vile to the Courier says that McCulloch had
defeated Sigel in Southern Missouri, killing
5000, and losing 600. The report is not be-
lieved at the Courier Office.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 29th says, a
Pennsylvania regiment had been captured by
the Confederates ~ wgB - -.
]. X. Stephenson, In card in the Nashville
Union of this morning, says Judge Catron will
not undertake to hold the Federal Court at
Nashville again, no matter what may occur.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Thirty seventh OBgress..Extra Sess
% IIf's SION sl.A ! r j. q

~
."A WARRINGTON. August I.
HOUSE, Mr.. Sedgwck, from the Naval O immittee,
reported bill, which was passed, authorizing addi
ons enstments In the navy for TIL years or during
the war. EaaArA sreWaN
Mr. Stevens from the committee Of Ways and " cans
repnrted bill which passe approptiatnS S,0O,
QUO for field forfcauons Tor the defense Of Washing.
ton. rsif 5slkg = sii "a yh Ef
Mr. Btevens an the committee Of Oonference on the
supplemental loan bill made report explaining that
missed by striking per cent. In certain cases. aud
substtung d ALSO modfyiog the sub-tfeasury act, 90
that instead Of gold and silver being mmsdiatey paid
into the treasury, as nov required, the money de-
rived from the loan may remain out in pursuance Of
law. ~. -, NJ, n s5Lif 5,L ,1,s. gtss+ 49,
tanned the dnties from Virginia coee sugar. etc.. as
pledge for the loan.
Mr. Stevens replied that the Senate would not consent
to that and ther than lose the bi tho committee had
agreed 10 abandon that clause. The reportwas adopted
BY 81 sgainst 34.s AltH reNsg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

/ OffI1iaI from Gen. Cox-Thc RetxeaI
oe Wise--Opm. Cox, ,OccupIes the Ra-
nawnaI3an. vUocl 10 ia called int
Active service. 81 II WW M H
WAsmsoror. Anpust Loaeial dispatches
iust receiy yed from Gen Cox. corpmandef Of tile
Federal forces on the KanawhaI River, in Vir-
einia state that the Kanawha. VALLEY is now
free from rebel troops. Coxss rapid pufsnit of
Wiaea forces resulted In the capture of 900
stand Of arms and large amount of gunpoH-
der, Ieft behind by the enemy in their flight.
Wise and bis forces were completely routed;
there was no chance for fight, as the rebelsfe,
treated faster than the pursuit could be made.
Their force is stated to be 600 or 5000. The
epemv burned All the bridges In their retreat.
Gen. Cox adds that he is now fully occupying
the Valley, and that the people are returning to
their houses, from which they had been driven
BY the rebels. EHF FRA tGT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
Especial to the Post. j

WAsHINeros, August LEA letter from q
resident Of Washington, now in Richmond, says
recruits for the rebel army are smuggled down
the Maryland shore of the Potomac from here,
and are then taken across the river by vessels
in the employ Of the enemy. t.Eae. s,a.e2,'f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

1T Tie Second German Regiment, Colonel
Moon, embarked at Cincinnati on Wednesday
last, to proceed up the Ohio river to the seat OF
warin Western Virginia. el. ea.-aiI ,e1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

CAIRo. August -Scous juss in report jeff.
Thompson, with 5000 rebels. encsmped thirty
miles south OF Bros Point. There are 5000
between Charleston and New Madrid, and 1000
at the latter place. -lvG ttai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

WAsHINoroN, August l Prince Napoleon
will be the guest Of the French Minister while
here. ma Hsk ..E4... p
Mrs. General Gaines returned from New
Orleans assrong Union woman. She considers
Asns Southern Confederacy a failure, and such
WIS be general feeling there. aa,,G 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

WI CLkVKLAhD, Augutt !, ldBI.
eFL0UR--so barrels extra at a.. Ef-
WHEAT-Heavy; BALES Of 500 bushels inferior red
aoat at 63c two red track Mt s5o at 65c
one red and white at IS and c 450 bushes Of red
from store a ec and car inferior new white a. oOc
/ C0RN-Quiet &C Sic. 4Nf N3tNGE fEt N
0ATS-Sales Of l car at Gle.
! HIGHWINES- Sales Of 100 bbls at l5c.
sBUrrER-small dealers good at &c. ~,
, sEGGS-Sales at Sc. 8 Lf1
= sHoULDERs-sae small; dry sslted at 5Ke.
So FalE y. sbNst ID ia a a Leddsf.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

ARMy suRoEoss. .-.By reference to the ad-
yertisement Of y. w. HAmIros IL will be
seen that there vill.be an examination Of ap-
plioants for Surgeons in the army In the Hall
Of the House Of Representatives on Tuesday,
August 18Th. 1i-s' ~ 3 ~ .. sls.sI. f-z ys
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

!, D- The process of mastering companies Of
the First and Second Regiments out of the ser
vice was going forward at Camp Chase yester-
dav. fH.h ~. Elig y "a NH| p . j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

\ B1- The Twenty Sixth Regiment, Col. Fryyr,
which has been tndst marching orders for some
dsys past, lsfs Camp chsse for the KAnaWha
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L OCAL M A TT e r 8.

The Adams Express Company places us daily
under obligations TO it for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities. ,TFw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

s ~ Col. MocooK took command st Camp
Chase In slace Of COl. .FrrTr, vhollsfs with his
regiment, the 26th. iRta 40
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p The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily fasors in the shape on t
very latest eastern, papers. .eFa r,i,1c q 5s'ae
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The LeeisIatura of Maryland.

WAsHINaToN July 3l.--Itwas rumUfed among
che secessionists that the Maryland Legislature
will attempt to pass an ordinance OF secession
In secret session. The Legislsture, however,
lie closely wa tched by Gen. Dix. ~ n 2 =. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

D The Columbus ysdestss and Feacibles
we're yesterday mustered out Of service by
Major BuapAkk. ''''e y -
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From Washington.

.WAsHINaroN, July Silt is not true, as it
has been represented, that the Ohio troops OBJ.
jected on the night previous to the battle to
marching under Gen. Scbenck. - 80,
In the bestowal of military honors and titles,
the valuable services of Colonel Stone are not
overlooked, and lie, too, there is little, IL any
doubt, will be promoted toa Brigadier General
ahin L ~ - - - -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

WAsrED--I 70 900 Customer 70 buy Is cent An,bro
81 High street. Columbus, Ohio, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

Just as this tiuie, BY theaid Of our yelasses,
hill where We stood, fot ID few moments the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02
[HerAld correrponden 4.

~ r--s laeiet~ S'AASsP'NSN''l .f3 ..f.l..s d
Information has been received here, that
since the affair at Bull Run the rebels have con.
centrated an immense army in Virginia, and
have now an available force Of 240,000 men.
North Caroline, Mississippi and Alabama at
once agreed to double the quota already levied
on them. 1t appears that the rebel troops do
not intend to make an attack upon shis CITY.
Lieutenant OF sne reguiar army, wno was
captured, and msde MS escape Hom manassas
last Monday, states tnat rom conversations
which ne overheard, IL is nos m cheir intenslon 20
sdvanee upon !" "asaipg'on; - @ me question a mas
peen discussed, ana zen. peauregaio was op-
posed 70 any sucn pency; nisl ioea ~ 70 acs on
the defensive; Up 70 Moneay ~ oas, Jew troops
naa ieit lot tne direc.lon oI Wasmngson. a
large number naa peen tnio"n FORWARD sowaru
ral,ia1. :. -
he isot opinion .nas sney in.ena -, 70 make -, q
stand az tnst place, 10 implements ior in'rencn
ments ana ioflncssiens nar psen sen. on. An
large quan,lues, weary y.S ~ sns pt,sons,s, ne
says, nave pesn sens " N,eswonu, sae'e Were
great many OF our wounded yet A. Manassas.
Az .ne meeuIso, M n;n tue Nsw ,san N ae,egss,on
;he ,n,,o r,ns .sso,r.;oS 1ia - p'po '1 !" y.
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Worlds Dispatch. !

Yesterday i General Besuregard was recon-
noitering IN person within 3 or 4 miles OF the
Chain bridge, and left party Of 10 or l5 Of
his TROOPS soouting there, but In ten minutes
afterwards the latter were all made prisoners
by Capt, Mott, of,New York, and Union com.
pany shat went out for the purpoae Of capturing
them.i ssgi frA lsssNs tri4s.a fat 'fsestt sfs.s.
The whole plumber killed, missing and
wounded Of the Fire zouaves ID 235. They are
TO be semitic New York, being thoroughly de-
moralized.
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! 1iT The q ;, ,ciissis cssss 4 4 4 session h
cIevelaud. ds'G ~ -eA
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WI. A. Ratchelor,r Hair DyeI

This splendid Hair Dye has no equal-Instantansous
eFect-beautifui Black or Natural BrovnnO staining
the skin or injuring the Hair rvmeues the aDsur
effect Of Bad Dyes, and nsisorstas the hair for life
None are genuine unless signed "W. A, Batchelor." !"
Sold eyeryNhsre. N 4gsrrrt-na &. rrr.n. ..- y
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Prince NapoIeOn Gone to washing.

!, New YoRK, August. Prince Napoleon Bo.
naparte, and q portion of \. his suite left ior
Washington by the evening train yesterday,
leaving the Princess and other ladies of his
party at the New York Hotel :, ; jE' ~
The Prince will take a tour through the West
and return in a few weeks. ,t-ln,. ~ Hg,T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-02

N II-l'l-a y " ''HSlrINuEoNJ SuIJ vV'
'"-i GENERAL ORDER NO. q. '.i2' a-i'iF
: Searches of houses for arms, traitors or spies,
and arrest Of offenders in such matters, shall
only be made In any department by the special
authority Of the commander thereof, except in
extreme cases admitting of no delay. 81 81. s
.,y BY command of zoe "a - gssvt ,ssasis sl.l
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. Z ',s.-
They have been tsstsd in more than thousand cases
with entire success. 900 rfc..
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI. 'sl
II you are, or have been. troubled with the headache
END for box, (Cephao Pills) that you may have
hem In case Of an attack. ~N'
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Orders OF Lieut.. Gen. Scott-Wise,s
.yis' Retreat Confirmed.
u w AsHIsGTos, Aug. 1.-The following orders
have just been promulgated: '-slssv lrs5Tss ..i t
.s..s ...t- o,tn HEADauARrrRs OF THE ARMY,l I
J Ga ls.s.s5. ~ iWAsHIEGTon, July 80. II,
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From the st. Louis Democrat ,
Tho immense demand for the article ,oephsiic pins
Il Iv inona
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From the Gasette, Davenport. Ioss.
Mr. spaldng would cot connect his nams win up ar
ticle he did uof kn0u real merit. ~ 'EiA
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clsvsland Harriet. z .liEsa Z

It up to-day to l41zc. III
asa sigt III 3 oOmmerctal.
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The LAST ILLNESS OF juno g DOUGLAS Judge
Douglas returned to his home in the city of Chi
cago on the LIST day of Nav. He was somewhat
indisposed at the time, with the incpient stages
Of infammatory rheumatism, and called In medi-
cal assistance the next day. His primary attack
rapidly assumed atyPhoid character, and con,
tinued from the first very unyieldlng. After some
ten or twelve days, his attack was complicated by
an liberated sore throat which soon yielded.
TorPor Of the liver and consti paion OF the bowels
ensued, soon followed by jaundiced condition.
accompanied by prisoning of the blood, which
prostrated his nervous system still more. Constant
wandering and delirium accompanied his attack
from Its inception till he died. On Sunday, at
IL p m, slight change fer the worse was mani
fest, and hope left all hearts, his physicians with
out relaxing their efforts, II was now apparent,
could do more. His respiration became opprs ssed
and Continued to fail almost imperceptbly till
) a. IN on Monday, when his decline became
more rapid. His utterances, thong broken, gave
evidence that he was consc ous of his approaching
dissolution. At 5:3O immediate termination
seemed imminent, but he continued to respire,
feebly and more feebly till Oil, when he drew
his last breath without sigh or a struggle calm
lv and peacefully as an lnfant-Chieago Times,
jane