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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
seeret AbeIltlen socletIes.

It has come to light within the last few
weeks, that secret sworn Abolition organisa.
tlon exists throughout the North, whose object
Il said 10 be 70 urge the Governments TO take
measures to promote an universal uprising o.
the slaves In the South. The purposes Of thii
association are two fcld--to' work BY private
means 10 excite servile insurrection among
the slaves, and TO induce the Administration q
cooperate. A branch of this society exists IN
Lebanon, and, We are informed, beld emeetipl
on Saturday night last: On Saturday morning
Democrat was solicited, BY prominent Re.
publican, 70 Join the order, but refused. We be
iieve that this organisation also has for iis OBJ
Ice. the control Of the State and Comfy Office
70 be hlled this fall, and desperate Efforts arr
being made to induce Democrats 10 joiu with II
We are 10 tie midst Of war 70 maintain on
Government, which must receive the support Q
all good citizens, but it is no time for JacobiI
orders and Star Chambers, Which, can onl.
work mischief and disorder, and they Should b
frowned down BY all who love their country :
Lebanon Citizen. w III vi wv ~ f-i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
lrrnm the RO,ion po,t.l

I,
To the memorable words of Mr.. Douglascited
in Yesterdays Post, allow me to apply the fol-
lowing brief historical catechism: -sorG,
When the majority of the American people
feared disruption of the Union BY reason OF
an immense sectional party, who offered every
inducement to their political eopponents,l the
Wings, to join them on a Union basis, and at
the same time waived all political dogmas, pre-.
ferripg the integrity Of the Union to the integ
CITY Of party7 ,s,n.,
The Democracy. 81, ~, s,ls..o,,. Z,
and only the waiver of the Unconstitutional
dogma asserting the rightof Congress- to In
teffere with territorial legislation, was neces.
sary to restore tranquilityS--who obstinately
refused to- sacrifice the Integrity Of party,
or this cardinal doctrine which holds their
party together, to the integrity Of the Unien3
The Republicans. ~ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

We ware informed last week on going 10 press
that Colonel Hyer, OF Highland, had been nom
inatedp BY the Republicans IS their candidate
for tbe State Senate. II wsb DE-. George w
Roby, Of BainbrIdgs, who was ncminated. Th'
DR.. ID an ultra Repub lican, and II be is no,
greatly misrepresented he would AZ soon vot'
for Joshus n. GIddlngs for the United States
Senate AZ for any man 10 tho State. We have
been credibIy informed thar be is 10 favor ol
the Government purchasipe thl freedom o. the
slaves In Western Vigginia, Saft,sud, Ken
tucky aud Missouri ddstss though tne faxc'
are NOT high eoo6gf noe) and emancipat!ne
without compensation the slaves In the sece0ed
States. --Ckiilicofhe Adoeytisv.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
our view Of the Case.

~
iil A conservative Republican friend says TO us,
awby do you oppose the organization of the new
Union party-it will crush such Aboltionists as
wApr LovrIoY, GrDDINos, BINoHAM," and some
Others be nsmed In our city, ''and beside that
Il will clean out tho State House here" We
slns1ered: There is no use in this new party
for these purposes, the Democracy have been
aehtipg to put down these men for years, and
all You have to do is to join the old National
Union Democracy and the thing is done. While
we have no objection to the objects he aVovs
We have no faith in accomplishing 1t excep
through the Democracy. II the Abolitionist'
70 into 1t they will control it, If they do no
20 into it, it will not amount TO ''shucks."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
ro.Parsy isen,evais,

We have daily now an account Of the indus
try Of the Postmaster.G General In removing
Democrats, and placing ultra Republicans In
their places. Among them We note the follow.
ing 10 this State:
5.c. Davis, Postmaster at Davisburgh, re-
moved, 'sff
o. D. Bell. Postmaster at Oxford, removed;
A. Labor, Postmaster at Charleston, removed.
Of these places, has often denounced the Union
as rotten, and that it had better be broken up.
Sucn acts are encouraging 10 patriots who are
sac..s5.ng property and life 10 sustain the
So0ntry --Ddroif Free Press
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

aJe The Banner Of Relation. published at
Cincinnati, commenting upon an article from
the Commercial, says; + - ~ non
We fear the above and many silhilar articles
are hot written with sufioient discrimination.
A very large party, whose number is rapidly in
creasing, believe that the war is not wisely con.
ducted-that great change in the policy OF
the Administration must be made before just
and honorable peace can be obtained.
That there are men among us who would be
glad to see division of the Union, we have no
doubt; but they are not always found in the
ranks Of those who believe that the war, as Low
prosecuted, will never bring peace and re-
union.
Not many weeks since we met in this city, 9
man, who, in very strong terms, denounced
what he supposed to be our sentiments, VIZ
heard him patiently and then asked for his po
liticaI creed. "Whip them and then let then
co." said he. "Ae for re:nnion, we do not wan
i., and will never have it, ..,sr
And yet this man, and Others holding simi
liar sentiments, claim to be patriots, and de
noupce as traitors those who, in good faith ant
with every energy Of their lives, are laborinl
to arrest the progress Of dissolution.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
lnSlubsof 5sopies. fsrtwo months ~ ,r.If ~
IScus, q d copies, ~ Two moths ~ i..s-s se
Letter from John G. Marshall, ESQ.

d. LII l.Nen
We print elsewhere brief but explicit ie'.er
from JoHs G. MARSHALL, Esq, the Democratic
Union candidate for Lieutenant-Governof' ~
will be seen that be concurs in sentiment win
Mr- JrwErr, our nominee for Governor. IL the
members Of the late Republican party arereal-
ly sincere IN their expression Of desire that
here should be no division in Ohio this fall, and
Vif.their professed attachments % the Union Do
sincere, ,they can give evidence oft BY unit.
Ing With The Union Democracy in the support Of
the the and ,oyal tickes nominstsdas the 1th
Of August Convention. That is the way to
have harmony. No better Union men than those
on our ticket can be found, and as to their caPa'
bility for the positions for which they have been
,elected. every one admits that. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
PariIes ana FACTIONS.

49, - - A.. ,i;Ga,-
An acute ponncai "iitsf sf'' W"
snce between q iacuon anu parry v o0..,'
this-snas the 'o'ms' = s"s;,,s. - -. ~
sioanasd upon Ios'ss. y NJ.
seltin'eress' s, wnlie llSs. ps.'y !,
some prnelple or pllnc'l'ss y =. =.
uspnblie ~, N oppos'uOn " tss.0u =. p-,y
'iE denying thoss lpfinclpies'of -h''ahs pppeI''s
''''ooes' va '''''s s'' : - p -. 3.
Factions are, inere'O'e' usa.ns 'uO'''s, ~ :,
for, they either soon answer s1e purpose. =, =,
their crsatiop o. are oisoa1ue ., ~ s .- -
any ENDURING eOassss a.'p,. pS.,, .h.r ,s,,.h
- iopg 'a'S - sns p,,n0'p.' 'ae -. -. :.
cah ,e coIp pn ~, Ns % ~. ,
vsnypese' q ilnasnss ~ ~, = s-'...
Aoecas'ns parry A'''.l ~ : 49,, -I, -ss -
= expsa,en', lot ie'a'.'ns sos p'.s''As pO.s
already acquired anu p.0'One'ns 's e,'s'encs
OF dropping i~ pnpopols, name, m..Alns ~
unpopular ps'nelD'es, anu. mAA'as ,s, ,s,en .ns
nacsas y =. ..sa-,. .s,a,. - ,,snos. :.
azleni gan 0h'l -" ~ ~ :. !.
thspsr & p'A.,ys 1, I. s.a. .H,.h ,sho,,p- -
'enosney vIsns .sa.. 4. -. >
era Az ~ iss '. = !. brt q inn of y,
Mn nov ~ uIs :. ys.., ~. ,.., .,r.,c,h ana
ana e'vh eo""o'''n' -. :. ..a..s g. {, /.
efficiency o. soye.nme1s 1 = pr p.J,.S ..,. ~ "a
.s,, rl,lst l I.,ty az zen. % the bes,
srios'm Oh = sies. p-.y ~ - | :. 80. = ~ .,s.. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
Tnaonrnwas CountY.

u
g The Union Democracy Of TuscaraSas 'coun'
ty hsse nominated the following excellent
ticket; s,lg l.. r@,iI a-fv 8 tsf g rs.e 30
IA Representatiye, John Walter; Treasurer, Au-
rustus Wilhelm; Sheriff, Isaac L. Dye; Prose
cutint Attorney, John M. Hssg; Commissions.
Frederick Lebold; Infrmary Direotor'e Paul
Buoy ssr.h gra-e .glfr'1' s''' 70 b,soat
The Democrat says: % ~ 'i'
The Union Dem ocratlc County Convention on
Monday last was largely attended BY Democrats
from ali parts Of the county. better, more
entbusiastic and determined spirit among dele
gates we never witnessed at any previous Con
yention. The foul ISLANDERS and abuse heapet
upon the true Union Democracy Of the country
by Abolition Republicans and their miserable
tools, Is having the effect to arouse all good ant
true Union Democrats to renewed energy apt
determination in support Of their time honored
party and the undyihg principles OF patriotism
and loyalty which II has ever advocated. ? ID
The Convention unanimously adopted o plat
form Of principles and practice that must chal
lenge the admiration Of svery gooduand loya
citizen who wishes we'll for his country, hi
State and county. tas " .'Ii!3 :.
n In the matter of retrenchment for the relic
of the overburthened taxpayers OF the county
the Convention have inaugurated areform tha
must work great goodto community. Let th'
people indorse this movement Of the Unior
Democratic Convention, and the influence will
spread from county to county until the whole
State will ring the needed reform SO loudly into
the dull ears OF Legislators as 70 awaken them
to proper sense Of duty to Che labor, and inn-
dustry OF the country. rst.2 !. a, - lo
+ The Union Democratic ticket is made up o
good and true men, who will discharge tn. du
lies OF their respective Offices, If elected, cred
itably to themselves and. for tbs general goot'
Of the people. Every man upon The ticket
worthy the sufffages Of the honest yeomuAnry ?
old Tuseafawas, ',t,so yiteti q. So. rf..rr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

1sgr surpnrssIor or NKwsrApfns. I've pub.
llsh the remarks Of two Democratic papers oi
the North on this subject. They suggest that
TO save the Governments, II is quite as necessa.
~ to suppress some Abolition ss Secession pa.
pers. Our opinion 10, that the plea Of necessity
will not cover such acts. The Government
loses more than II gains BY them. Every such
act creates enemies, and the repetition OF them
creates distrust and dissatisfaction. y the 70
belIIon cant be put down IN she midst Of che
6erreat djecassion, Il can'tbe put down BY sup
wessint elch discussion. The advefDs com
menss Of few papers add no strength 10 the
revolution. - Letissills DEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

The Cincinnati Commercial should take care.
else it will be suppressed. II u not respectful
to the Secretary Of War or the Navy either
LouispilIs Denioerat. ..g
The CommSeial is not in the least danger
Its Republican paper. They hayea license
to abuse the Administration, on the principle
that the father whips his child.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
Correspondents Of Cincinnati Commercial ]
FROM WASHINGTON.

NO Rebel Advance upon washington
Cen. ButIer,s ExpeditIon-Coast OF
North Carolina BiocIkaded.
WAsHIsoroN, September l.
Affairs over the river remain unchanged
Our pickets still hold Bailey's Cross Roads, but
subject to the fre from rebel cannon at Mum
sons Hill. Acres Of woodland are being burn
ed to clear the range for our guns. ,.l .s..
Gen. Buffers successful exploit is the topic
Of the day, and Is considered the frat OF series
Of similar operations by sea. .,ss.a..
He reports the coast Of North Carolina efec.
tually blockaded.
General Frsmont's proclamation creates
profound sensation. r.
The following dispatch, which Is Of great In
terest to our citizens, has been handed us ior
publication: .,t.a oaT
wAsHIseros. D. c., Sept. !, 1851.
w. 8. GRoE:pFcK Camp Dennison has been
made camp Of instruction. General O. M. .
Mitchell leaves for Cincinnati to-day. Heavy
artillery will be sent as soon as possible. These
movements have been taken In consequence oil
urgent dispatches from Gov, Dennison. er
N. H. SwAYEE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

NEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
y CEIvED at the Once Of the Secretary Of State,
until sf9ff
Monday, the 9dGday Of September next, at
e,Ho- .. .vaas.S ne NOON,
for furnishing paper forhe use Of the State Of Ohio, as
follows gs'rst9 ,Efraf5h -tifnN iga fla I'g,
2 1000 Reas Double super Royal Printing Paper,
by Al inches to weigh not less than SO pounds TO the
yeam. i' lfts1 ttdh y'a-. ,...al..
at least 20 pounds to the ream. :.
100 Reams Brochure Cover Paper, assorted coorp W
by 81 inches to weigh at least 20 pounds 70 the rean
The Quantities sbos named 10 be at the op
BSa must be accomplished BY samples Of the paper,
and must specify the price atrhiche kind aud quail
" will be delivers at the State House In Columbus.
No samples Of an in,eor article need be presened tne
paper must be Of the beat quality. t-..
The delivery " the Super Royal and Cover Paper 70
commence on the FIRST Of November next ensuing, and
continue as the paper shall be needed. .t1s
The delivery or this Double Fiat Gap TO commence on
the rst day Of December next and continue as above.
Bonds with approved security In double the amount q
the contract viii be required (accordng TO aN cond
toned for the faithful performance OF each contract
The bids TO be made and The controctS awarded In ac
cordance with the terms OF the act to provide for the
purchase Of Rue and other ardcles for the
General Assembly and State 0hcers, passed March IL
| 1853. See curw. 2i98. Swans Stat. e0e.
Bids to be ndorsed on the envelopes 'Proposals foi
furn ishng paper for the stafe .Rn ,iai; aJ
- Bidders are assured that paper will be received
unless Il conforms i'm every respect with the samples
2Ais progisioR ~ 10 strictiy ad1ered s,, 80. s,,
siA Aesss isisg,G hsp steginA - a..
c.,,,Au, 'nS,so, As6gnu,,to 0 1ssIsdu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
The Rev. Dr. GCheeyor ana tho War
for Negro Freedom.


Under the above beading New York ex
change says: jTG-bLEl -
"By the papers which arrived by the Anglo
Saxon, we learn that the Rev. Dr.. Cheever and
the British Abolitionists are looking to the
American war for the most hopeful results fol
their cause. ' ",
1--WE accord to DR., Gheever the merit p
both sense and irankness in this matter. and
consequently, can well appreciate his purpose
in administering TO the utter ruin of country
and Government. His Interpretation OF th'
real motive which governs the war party II
unquestionably truthful, as any other inter
pretation would be incompatible with an!
ordinary mode Of reasoning upon the subject
Il IL to be hoped that the American peopl
will open their eyes to the real enormity Of th'
project before 1t is too late to arrest the threat
ened calamity. Let US at least attempt TO pre-
serve the form and spirit of the Government
though the day OF negro millennium and 1ubl
lee, which enlivens the hopes OF DR.. Cheeve
and his sympsthizers, be indefinitely posi-
poned." c
We do not indorse the above in the broad an
general form In which the statement Is made
A cautions discrimination should be used i
speaking Of the motives which lie at the hear
Of the war. Those motives are mixed and va
rious. With those who have furnished th
most men and the most money, the object ha
been to preserve the unity Of the Government
But there have been, and there are, certai
scheming agitators who have fomented an,
urged on the quarrel, and without whom
would never have been begun. On the side o
the North, the most Of these agitators hav
been prompted by " blind, fanatical zeal to de
stfoy the institution OF slavery, not knowing o.
caring much for the probable result.
The war cannot be brought TO an end, In an,
Just and honorable form, until this fanaticisn
shall cease it's perncious intermed0ling, ant
the men OF the South shall have good reason y
believe that In the controlling public sentimen
of the North there Is no desire TO make the In
stitution of slavery either means or an end II
the prosecution Of the war.--Cins BasntT o
Re Union, ',sl.S- - = .'5T ,'y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

nemocratic UAion u9Aahdnte ior
Lfeutenant Governor.
(. W Crosorrcws, 0Hio, Aue.so, 1861.
Enron OF Ono STATESMAN: Dear SiS--As
the nominee Of the State COMMITTEES Of the IN
nIop Democracy Of Ohio for the office Of Lea.
tenant Governor, deem II proper. 70 say.
through the medium Of your paper, mat cof-
dially indorse aud approve every sentiment ex'
pressed in the letter Of acceptance OF Mr., Jew
cit, our worthy nominee for Governor Al.
though opposed .he Lection Of the present
party in power, yet l would favor no policy oAi,
culated to cripple the power of the Government
in putting down the terrible rebellion when
now hangs like dark cloud over our beloved
country. Bot, at the same time, believe te'
interests Of the State and country Will pe suo
setyed by a change of Administration, and tha
the Democratic party, If successful. will greatl!
conduce TO speedy and fnai putting down o
that spirit of rebellion and violence which !, \
threatening the hbery OF she citizen DOM Nor'
and South. Truly yours, os
'A' -" JOHN G. MARSHALL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

or. Hon. W. =. Fnx has been nominated by
the Union Democracy Of the Muskingum and
Perry district for The State Senate. M
: Mr. FmK isa sound Union man, and Of fine
abfK,ss We hope ho will be elected, be win
do honor to the district.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
the view nepubiican Uaien Conven-
10 .fa a. ttOm. lr1it ~
We find the following. from this city, In th'
Commercial. ''N. sAtt Is 'eo

We huu eno hoho"hnos AkvAH "4A' VII - -
Commercial. +tt W
"The Peoples Convention for the homiua-
| tion Of Franklin county delegates TO the 5lh Of
| September Convention for the selection Of can
didates on Union State ticket, met here to-
day. II was largely attended. Delegates
we're present from all parts of the county,
Irepfesentirg all rlasses Of past political rela-
| tionship"n i.iyg as
The truth 10, the meeting was sad failure.
! There we're not to exceed one hundred and fifty
present. There were four townships not repre-
sented. "Aii cissses', Of politics might have
been represented, but the Democratic part Of II
was exceedingly small, not 70 exceed ball
dozen that we know Of. In fact, there wers
scarcely enough to dissipguish it from regulal
Republican Convention. .f1e
They failed 70 indorse the Ohio State jour
nal, Tbisis the only thing that looked like
throwing Of Repuhlicanism. 7gs fTg, ~
So far as this county is concerned, the whole
thing is sad failure; Of this, our friends AZ 4
distance mayfest assured. Its not now, and
never viii be, as formidable an opposition To The
Democracy a. we're the Republicans. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
- -
Master Commissioners Sale,

q II aAoOp0A. NVN-NAA--N-'r' ~~-S~ n fITTT~l
Joseph I.. +. S'T's''. ''' Superior Court. J
WIN. r. Darnell ct al.>, ~ -
DY Vs.:~UE OF AN Oh DER OF SALE
ID 10 me d fected from the Superior Court Of Frank.
lin County Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of
the Court House, in the eityof oolumbus,on .
Monday, Oct. 7th, 1861,
at one O'Clock p No. the following de.sEb: real estate
situate IN the county Of Franklin and State OF Ohto to
Wit The South half OF the N ~ quarter 81 section ~,
township H. range 81, United States Mpary lands con
AppI''''u" - y e q. w W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
~ and Master Commissioner.
Order to sell Che above described Land In parts.
On motion to the Court by s. Taylor attorney for de.
endants tits ordered that the order Of sale
made in the above famed action be and the same Is here
BY clnnged AZ follow: Ilh CO AlibaYA .
The sheriH IL ordered to sell said land 10 the follow.
ing manner t To offer for sale and cell thirty acres
on Of said tract cf Land belonging to William H. Par,
nell being The North part Of said tract; and sad ~
acres do not bring sufcient amount 20 pay the same
then that he oner for sale Che 30 ceres Immediately ad
Joining the former on The South; and ~ sqmcien,
amount Of money ID not from tne .ame Y ssr
~ said ORDER then that the rad ehern sell we paancs
of said land directed BY the former u inu
0'e1'' :, III. \ sEoRGH ", HuTYMAs, sAsIis,
Printers fee 81 oQ.ifl GA ssasns'srg volia,0
fep3dltSot tusitaptrcJ uo1i - y Gsyss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
search for secessionists in Columbus
~ -Thc Defense of CINCINNATI.
COLUMBUS, Sept.

The houses Of John W. Brown, General
Ticket Agent Central Ohio Railroad, and VIII
liam Hutton, we're searched last night. De-
cided sensation here on their arrest for trea-
son. t.t...... -.
It is understood that cannon Of big calibre
win be ordered by the War Department to Gin
cinnati Immediately.
Part Of the carriage, for Camp Dennisor
battery were thrown from the cars over the Al
ton trestie work last night, and smashed,
'-.'1G 81. Hifo 80" - 3t T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
NEW ADVERTlSEIVENTS.
FUEL FOR The TATE.

-
2ynlfHp q Z, ssshe otlss 'hs ssers'ars 0f s'a's
Monday, And u fEy 81. sepsshger next, at IL
,giLI | O'clock ,M,.yf IA vi
for furnshing the State Of Ohio with Fuel follows
81, 900 Bushsis Of oofs to weigh mot less than 40
10000 Buahss Coal 10 ss Of bess qusIiy--equai
st least TO the lower vein Of Hooking Coal, and free
u from slate. slack aud dirt.l " liiT 4 stfA
10 III Wood The SAND tobe dry hickory, beach or
sugar four feet In length, straight and we'll split.
The 10 be delivered without charge for such de.
livery. a lib State Housetn Columbus. f'ii-t VIA
Proposals 10 be accompanied samples and 70 speci-
fy the Kind quality andprice OF the fuel proposed TO be
Each contractor will be required TO give bonds, with
tekufity in double the amount OF the con-
for the fsishinl psTsOrmaaos OF bis
hs Sv 10 be made and the contracts 70 be awarded in
with the terms the act entitled IAN act 70
provide for the purchass of Stationery Fuel ana otnc
articles for the General Assembly and state omcefs nc
passed March ii, 1853. Bee Swan 0 Rev smt' ooo'
! tJurw iQlo8.ii ilftlaA 10 sy,f~@-
BIDS 70 be indorsed on the envelope, Proposss ioi
| fuvnisbIne fuel for the State ~ at t4f7e.
20 Fue furnished by the contractor must N All oassl q
be- equslin quality 70 the sample 7Ais RUG 0aH o
| Tf0tdty efVorcto' ------- . pussFII,.
~ e3 ,Na srGssN sis a; a!s.,sys =, ~ o. STATE
| . ,,,Q' !. .,,.,,., q tsei-sitd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
GEN, O. M Mitchell ordered TO Camp
80 = DennisOn.l

COLUMNS, Aug. 81.
Gov. Dfnnison has been informed by tele77.
graph from Washington, that in compliance
With his request Brig Gen o. M. Mitchell, will
be Immediately placed in command at Camp
Deunison. e s...-t -rlsas ,,aI l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
Elegant Lace Mantillas.

BAINT Go 9ON,
No. 90 South High ST.,
HiyE Jus. opened an invoice of very large and
IL handsome
PUsHER, FRENCH. AND CHANTILLA I
LACE MANTTLLAs AND PoINTEs.
WIDE FRENCH LAcEs FOR SIAwLs.
Very Deep French Flouncing Laces.
Real Thread, French, Chantilla & Genevese
Il ., ,'5's WELLS.
ValencienneS, Point dc Gaze, Brussels
and Thread Laces and Collars,
vALENCIENNEs TRIMMED H'DKFs,
MALTESE LACE COLLARS g. SETS,
LINEN COLA AIRS & CUFFS,
Irn4 ,,'sad In new Shapes,
. PAPER COLLARS g. CUFFS,
For travelling.
PRICES UNUSUALLY Low.