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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27
NEW ADVERTISE ENTS..
OHIO STATE, LOAN.
g.sSm1aUeo0.OOO.t' .t'it' "a

o,,,ov a, qyr f,6,ftfssiosERs or rar gixKme RUHD)
~ tAA CotuxBus, July 20, ls6l.'
lHE state d Ohio desfeitc borrow one million ana n
Ave hundred thousand dolsrs, and 20 that ena .ne
of the Sinking Fund Of the state nnaet
the suthorty 0 an act Of the General Assemby viii re-
ceiye sealed proposals ct their otce In ho cry Oh 70
sna Il tbe saecS state No a5 william street 10
ths city Of New York, until ~ O'clock NJ, q ne 7h
DAY q ASsasf next fsr The purchase Of 500 600 o
interest," rom the ART dy Of August lsel. at the rate
az ~ Der can't per annum. Bids will be reesirsd FOL
either Il the following classes Of stocks; ssa9gi
tbe city Of Colubus July ist 1858, the interest paga
bls ssini annually The s day Of May and the first das
of November in each year, at the State Treasury
oerheates .. ne 2,
able the st day of January and the hrs
day Of July In tacb year at said agency. ~ 9 Il N
Zach proposal ust state distinctly for which q tnes'
Which i desired. and s price for each one hundred dol
lars Of each class proposed 70 be aken In case an,
proposal shall not designate us class OF stock ae.is
vPso' NJ coDdonsi a @ Sid, or bid not ABSOLUTE terms
psVmsnt w o ths amount o the respective
in New York, must bs ads at the State Agency yihir
three days after the acceptance thereof and ef he bid
reoeyed at Columbus, within ten days after the accept
ance thereof at which times the proper VII
s,tSastss, d psyaSls IL tho state Treasury wi bs Is
sued 10 sums OF el00 and upward and those payable
New York viii BE- issued In sums Of $500 and upward-
The 6srtiacates wiibs payable, Internationally, Ju
e65 and are, BY the aot authorizing the loan, exempt
I'd from taxation BY the State, .,y
yelope, and addressed to "The Commissioner Of %
sinking Fund" at Oolumbns, Ohio, or OF No. Is Will
liam street New York, and ndorsed Proposals for ohi
A'an' ws TAvrups Asa,,oy NJ State ri.i
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Repub,lcan Inaidelisy.s

~ - -. .
The "his sher law portion OF the Republican
press is full of inAdelity. It now processes to
believe that the defeat and loss Of life in the
battle before Manassas, was shaped by Divine
Providence, because, had the Federal troops
triumphed there, "they would have marched on
to Richmond and ended this war ionza false
baslsn aThA following paragraph on the sub
iect, from the New York Times, is copied into
The REsuLT-Is 1T PRoPHEcHa-There "a Q
must ACCEPT its fortunes and its misfortunes With
equal trust and hopefnlness. There 10 one
thing, and only one. st the bottom of the fight
---and that is the ExcRo. And yet, both North
and South are studiously, Ignoring the fact, and
deceiying themselves and trying 20 deceive tht
world as to the cause Of the quarrel. The South
pretends to be fighting for Independence but y
lighting for the establishment of human bond
| age as the basis Of republican government. =
The North, or loyal States, claim to be hight
ing for the re-estabIishmept Of the Constitution
and laws, and 10 have no thoughtof property OF
social Institutions in their minds. But they
know that until slavery changes It's relation te
Government, and becomes It's complete subject
Instead OF ito arrogant master, the peace sno
safety Of the Republic are impossible M 6
| l n our army had been victorious at Manassas
they would have marched on TO Richmond, ant
ended this war on "a false basis, both parties
ignoring to the las. Che cause Of the war. The
God that rules over al, and does exact justice
In the end to bond and free, would not permit :
lcomptomise OF this eort 70 iofeatalT His proyi-
dence. And He has awakened the nation, as BY
the shock Of an earthqnake9 is5 }tsi !,
p What outrageous infdels the men must be
who can indits or approEingly copy such articles
% the above But such is the sentiment Of the
ruling element ID the Republican party, in relA-
tlop 10 the abolition, of slavery, and the fact
thsts thsy are in for that's must not be lost
sight Of BY the people To insure suecess in
this war. every mar add every press holding
such sentiments must be .put down, and that
promptly lra saF taioAN is.p :.
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The great question nov 10. who prerip pitated
the unluoky movement against the CopleueFate
forces, BY which the Federal troops under Cen.
eral Mcdowell suffered terrible defeat at Ma
nassas Junstion, and were forced to retreht IN
disorder 20 theife quarters IL Alexandlia ant
Arlington Heights, One Black Republican pa
ber thinks lProvidehce had q direct hapdin y.
Another puts ALI down 70 Gsneral tatteraon;
The President, Il would seem, thinks General
Mcdowell 10 eeusureble, for General Mcoieiian
has been called to take his place; and the tele-
| graph lays all the blame on the teamaters at
tached to the army. who, poor deyiis, seeing
danger menacing thelus took fright ana run,
causing everybody else to run. ANY ones % ail
happens to fancy. Bat il appears to US. that
the "forWard movement" propelled by Mr.. +
Blair In his New York and Washington speech
co, had more to do with IL than anything else
Blair went to New York brimfnll of light! He
there made speech, about the hrst OF Jnly, ~
which he seolded Gen. Scott right Handsomely
| for the dilatory manner In which ne was pro-
oeedng, and cited the old General to the bene
fetal results growing out OF the active move
ments at Camp Jackson and .BoonHiile, tht
most direct effect Of which has been 70 throw
| into Missouri about 1000 troops, the most oi
whom could have been better employed else,
where The thing took with the lgtonpe anc
| ell the blood and thunder papers. Blair went
| to Washington; saturated bis brother, Mont
gomery Blair, with all bis "forward TO Rich
mond" movements; urged him, as nis fost ~
| ice duties were not very important, 20 take OF
himself some OF Csmerons responsibllitiesI--
| be being, moreover, busy in divers pecuniary
| speculstons- land the Cabinet was by these art
aroused to the necessity Of doing something
quickly, whether the chief of the army wal
| ready for II or not We have the evidence o
| the New York Commercial that General Scot
yielded an unwilling assent to these hasty move
ments-he was not ready, but gave way befor'
the pressure OF the Blair. faction and the wa
members ofthe Cabinet. The sequel 10 tod II
1.-THE defeat and rout and generalization of Nc
Dowell's great army, and in the confdeno
which It has given to the army OF the Confed'
crate States, and their improved posi- ton before
| the world -,Sf louis Rspublieda. fS @tt y
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! Ninth ohio Rersmens.

At last accounts the Ninth Ohio Regiment,
Col. R. L. McCook-had returned 10 Buckhan-
pon.g II 40 stated In military circles that Gen.
Mcclellan had ordered Col. McCook to report
with the regiment at Washington. The with
draval Of fso mapythree months' regiments from
Weatern Virginia, may render it necessary for
the regiment to remain tbere for the present. =.
We are informed that Cheat Mountsin Pass,
beyond Huttonyille, has been fortified In such
manner that 10000 rebels cannot takeit Gen.
Reynolds "a t-Polnter1 y. .9;of Indiana 10 in
command with four Indiana regiments. It. is
said that the Guthrie Greys will probably 60
into camp near ,Bevelry. . No more beautiful
summer enoampnfent can be selected on the
continent, Our information concerning the
Greys, is not definite. - Commercial. sslrso "a
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A Faise Report

I'VE are sejoioed to learn that .the staten ent
we copied yesterday from the Washington Re-
pSbl;ess Of the 23d, that six Of our boys OF the
vedstes we're killed at Bulls Run, is not true.
Mr. McEWER has received q letter from his con
saying they we're ell right, and would be home
10 auLit dt ssff.f s.1uyl ID. p Is lfruJ 10 s1Ii4A
Such statements should only. be made upon
positive authority, as they are calculated to
cause great pain 70 friends. i-iAas ~
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gen. wisess Offiesrs i'm western Viz.
/ N r-.,a;r gimfa. % Cie ,7.r,,ss .-.

Gen. Henningsen, Col. Frank Anderson,
Mons. PArdigon, Capt. Buokholtz and Col. Aid
or, are mentioned among the experienced sol-
diers attached 70 Gen. Wise,sl division. The
two first are well knoWn.--ofl the others we
copy, the following from the Mobile NeHaiaelo
Mons. Pardigop, a very learned dFrenchhiAn,
who is a master of infantry tacticss and especi-
ally skilled In bAyonet exercise. He has given
most valuable Instruction to the foliosers Of
Wise. Mons. p. lie an admirable teacher oi
modern languages, and one Of the best writer's
Of the day. He 10 ardeutly devoted to the
Southern cause. .as.g afa1sa ,5ibas,.9
Capt. Buekholtz, q German, and o highly
accomplished artillery officer, He has written
a work oD that subject, His knowledge and
practical skill are very thorough in the depart
ment of the military science TO which he has
devoted himself. ,.l Irqs,s7 .ss,a.- .,-lst. la
Col. Alden, an Italian, from Garibaldi's
army. He 10 magnificent cavalry officer. "A
commission was tendered him by Lincoln %
Colonel of cavalry; but he preferred to serve
the Southern Contederacy. He declares that
be "neyer fights for the Government, bpt for
the people" !" "never for prerogative, alWays for
liberty" He 10 p man of great physical pow
ers, and an oficG Of great experiences. a,a
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A Move made. Confrary 80 Scott's
.,,f Wishes soinsf, taseg d

"WAH1NGroy. July ~ III is wen unasrstood
here that the final order for the march OF the
Federal army towards Rlchmobd, did not meet
with the cordial approval of Gen. Scott, who
entertained the opinion and belief that the troops
were not In the thorough condition necessary for
the emergency that might arise Si,, ll1. .r'
The above was taken from letter Of that
date written to the PhiladelPhia Noy& Amsri-
con- -Us. ~ ,,.,,,.t t,~,.,itos 4.
The order "f otward to Richmond" was M
doubtedly forced from the Cabinet, BY certain
New York. newspaper COMMANDERS ChIef,
and by the impAtience Of some members Of
Congress, whose impulaea outrAn thelr judgr
Gen. Scott was forced to yield to this pressure
or throw up his scommission. The latter cAlsm-
ity would have been worth hundred thousand
men TO the rebel army; it would have been q
greater cal4mity, at the present crisis, than is
the terrible defeat of the troops. Hence Scott
yislded and We have the result. ,a ~ IA -,
The New York 7'Tibune--whose voice hAs
bdenl ineessans ID its CRY "forward TO Rich
mpndap p attributes the Bull's Run defeat to
|e3minahty on the part Of the Administration
FIN not calling out more men. This is cool.
whsnthe clamor for the advance Of our undrilled
mon was the staple Of daily production. What
men we had lacked discipline and drill, and yei
General H. g. would have doubled the number
Of raw troops and thus doubled our defeat. II
every man knew what his 'specialityhr in this
wpfid IL, and then had the sense to mind hii
otn business, humanity would gain much By
the Improvement Cleveland Htydtd.
we are somewhat surprised that the HERALD
should publish this Washington letter 70 tn,
North American, In thia manner. We publishes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

I - A "
At meeting Of the Democratic Slate Cen
trail Committee held in Columbus. on the 5th
day of July. 1861, it was
Rssolued, That tisexped edient 10 hold Demo
cratic State Convention at Columbus, on
Wednesday, august 7th, lse1s
" nominate a Democratic, State Tickets 70 be
supported at the October election.
Resolped, further, That all the electors OF the
State of Ohio, who are in favor of perpetuating
the principles upon which our Union Was found
ed, and are convinced that the present State
and National Administrations are wholly In
competent to manage the government In its
present critical condition, as we'll % all who are
opposed 70 the gross extravaganza and corruP-
tion now 90 alarmingly prevalent ID puohc AZ
fairs, be earnestly invited to unite WIN sne
Democracy in this hoaP OF our counffye peril
and thus redeem the State, and place ns aa-
minisration In competent hands.
Resolped. further, that the basis OF represen.
tation III said Convention be one Adelegste ior
eyery 500 votes, and an additional delegate ior
fraction of $50 and upwards, cast Tor IHoMAs
j, S. Smith, for Supreme Judge at the Octoper
election Ia 1860, and that II be reoommenoeo
that the counties elect their delegates on TINS
basis. ....,r -rr-
The Democracy Of Ohio and all other con-
servative Union men, who are willing to cooper
ate with them on the above basis, are requested
to meet in their respective counties atsuchtitne
as the local committees may designate, and sp'
p,ius delegates 70 the Democratic G0nventlon nya
on the 7th Of August, to nominate stase
ticket 70 Ss supported at the October 'eleciion'
1t is presumed that that no lover OF bis copp'iy
will require prompting at this time 70 'naace
him to dfschArge his duty, and thefefore-the
Committee is impressed with the belief that ine
counties will eagerly respond to this call, and
that an imposing Convention will assemble in
Columbus ,aF ths7sHsId dasispnsed spDy9' sn9c
put in nomination ticket OF good anu true
men, to be supported for the various state Oh
ices on the Cd Tuesday in October next
VIM MOUNT, Chairman
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ne Rirst ana second Ohio Resi.
| I-------------- mOmfD,

al4JlL tQi eT- ~ .a4EH@EM
From all the reports we read Of the. battle of
Hull's Run, We assh satisfied thar our gal
liant boys Of the, lss and "a Ohio Regiments,
sallsntly performed the part allotted them By
the commanding officers. II the battle ended
dlsastrously 70 our brave troops, the blame
lies not upon The frst and second Ohio. q . 4
We understand they left Washington on
Thursday, apaare expertsdhome to-day. e.
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tT,o THOSE wfIoM IT MAY CONCERN. This ID to
il certify thht the pdftnership here tofore existing be.
tween Samuel Doyle gohn Bidemhn. Richard Evans and
zn CsHford. under the flrm nsmes ofndieman Rvans,
dissolved by mutual consent, Hamae1 Doyle retiring from
said rm snd the remaining three psrtnerB Bidleman
Evans and Onvford, arp entitled 70 oil tho notes. &C.
counts and property belonging to said Arms and aare, 10
pay III the ihbies they having The fight 70 use mo
drn uame in setiug up the buslnees e.poyle a not
to bs held resp Tor any bhsness dufnr
,as s 4. pg,ss psI9e ksn
eirned aiid dtlftefed tis 26lh day ot Jiy 1851
BIDLEMAN, EVANS 4 oRAwP0Rb,t' y
jy97-it. b. DOYLE.
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a Gensreu. offer, .. An 4 EA,ng. con'ia-

!, We understand thai the Republicans Of cler
mont county have offered the Democracy kalf
Of tbe county ofReesh the Democrats win join
Them In masking sticket This is literal, when
It ID considered that old ciermont can give from
three to Eve hundred Democratic majority. In
Ashtabula county. the Republicans have about
1000 majority. 10 that county they don't want
Democrats on their ticket They can elect it
without their votes !sairsW s1i is,-Jc
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Cor RoopnuyP AT WoaE.--The report was
chrrent IN the streets yesterday, that gentlemen
dIrsct from Richmond states that they saw Coils.
Woodruff, Nefls snd De Villiers, lately taken
ptisouers on the Kanawhs, IN that city. They
wof6 10 GOOD health and hard at work; stripping
tobacco Tor their board and clothes. Col. Wood
rhif mnyrHeIl thank his stars that he has mef
With no worse fate for dubblng his Arstched
regiment Of Kentuckians. -Leaisvills Courier.
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! -PreposaIs fer ClothinK.

By,reference to our advertising columns &c
willbe seen that proposals. are to be received
for army clothing until Friday, August %, r.
o'clock ct noon. ~ su o. g5'l5.aul noi
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The Philadelphia correspondent Of the New
York Tribune says woman has been. detected
In drawing pay from the volunteer fund for
three husbands, others for TIVE, others for men
not married. while others hsye been allowed for
ave, six and seven children when they had but
one, and In some instances none. v.eia ii
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Items from the New york Papers
IttVlH tHS EfunS'
7Kr PHrTrnsoN's ORDER


saesn0 W. From the Tribune, ~ 'E 7'1f'l''
GEN PkrTERsoN's oRDrRs. ia x.
It is now sald that Gen. Patterson did not
disobey any positive ordsr from headquarters,
but dlsreearded the strongest intimations that
he was expected 70 advance. Why no positive
order was sent him is q question not Jet an;
swered. a5 .s.,.i,C ~ 80, .,-....,a.ri
zoUkvEs LEAVING, .,.....csoix
About so Zousves went of in the cars this
morning. Eleven were stopped ct the Relay
House. svol'9l o. ,e58as@bsl GO 9r % bsell
ss,a,s nrruRN,oE MAssAoausETrs sIxrHj v1 ssui'
One bundled OF one hundred and 'ffty Of the
9Th Massachusetts,, whose term of enlistment
has expired, started from the Relay House this
morning for home. The rest will stay 90 long
as their services are needed.
col. coacoRAn 4 PRIsoElH. ,.
GEoaaErowN, w ednesday, July "a, 1861.
Cart JANIS .. KiRKrR, Of the New York eixtyninh,
Col. Coroornn 10 a prisoner ~ Manaspss Juno
ton, slightly wounded iaw :, ss,laa q llsn ast
vT.y ale. sm0p. -habaol RICHARD IETTIrT.af
CALIFORNIA voLUNTErnsaTso gdspie
senator Latham, BY earnest solicitation, has
obtSIred toldsy an Older from me War Depsrt.
ment TO raise full regiment OF infantry and
Eve hundred csvairy, three years volunteers, IN
CSlIiofnia, % peotscs Che Overland mailS treas-
urs. and cnaigfation from Carson Valley 70 Fort
Kas,nsoi y N a.f rso1i nofs1A ~ ~ n stcl
iCsl B Carlos, A. svsite, OF che 6ih Infantfys
Issvss Sj6l tlsl Iss ros Aueust BY Panama, to
take gShsfAl conmand of3hIs force Sand siveit
efficiency.
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She,rliiff's n Sale.

dsorss L. Oonverse N iipfn sgfissHs,ssJ rossai9
VS. ass Superior ocdrt z : be ,., a, Z. .'.4' q,
pY yIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
ID 70 me directed fom the Superior Court ef Frank,
In county, Ohio, viii ohtrfor sale a tlp door Of
the Court House, In the city Of colunbus,
on -. - y -. ~ -
saturday, shs7 day 81 sapsslabsars. <. b. 1851.
between the hours o. n o'cioek NJ INA O'Clock, P.
NJ the following descrihsd real estate 70 wit; r Sa
Lot No. eight ID. William Phelans addition 20 the
cy Of Columbus, in franklin county, Ohio, 40 per 10
corded plat th,gs9t =! T. * Recorders eihesaSHAs
SGfcs q y : q, WsHuEMAN. Sheriff. g
ily25Itd&4tE: !, rocl franklin county, Ohio.
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mOFFAT,s LIFE lrILLs.

In all eases Of eOstiyenss dsspepss bilious snd voI
tToctons, piles, shsunstisn, fsrer and isnss obsI
pate head achess snaali general deangsnsn q health
these Pills have Invariably proved certain apd spssd,
remedy. single trial will place ne Lis fs beyond
the reach ofccmpstiton In the estimation ef syerypa.
liant .-.----s-a.- aatt
Df.iioasgs Phehls Bisiefs wuf y found eqdAiiy u
hcacious d klicsts cf nsryods dsbiy dypspsa head
Achs tic sickness incident % flnsss n deiicSto healb,
and every hind of weakness q tfs dsHtiui organs.
For ssis n Dr. w. -, BEosdtss, n. ~
and by az prassi.t. = ~ ! g1aaa nisas
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+ We are authorised by Judge TauhHASt to say,
that nhils hs fully eppsoves q The action Of
the Central Committee, he is not 70 be conald'
cred A candidate for nomination for. GovsrnoF
or any other Office He prefers to be consid,
eted as sesying ID the ranksl Of the Dsnocraey,
as heretofore, for the cohstisutien and the
TIntnn Il. &c
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
THE RURICON PASSED.

Cesar passed the Rpbicon to destroy the liberties q
his country James Pyle has passed the bounds Of al
modern salsstus MAKERS to destroy their poisonous de
ssphohs and inttsdacsd puEs DsstIc saloraus tt
.svs the lives Of thoussnd, Depot, sG Warrington
street, New York.
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~ The Cincinnati Prsss receives special
dispatches by the Cyino-Line. The following Is
ne latest; sfrrf grvnfl n s'EN8 Y
GALLiroLls, July 25 "A female secession spy,
dressed In volunteer uniform, and belonging
70 Gu.bries First Kentucky Regiment, was
brought down 10 day under arrest She sac.
knowledged being spy and har been IN camp
since the regiment was ctganisei, ~ ,sl,is9 ,iss
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TO RESTORE n THE SICK TO
The blood must be purified and Gll med.


TO n EsTORE Il THE SICK To
HEALTH, The blood must be purified, and al med
icines are useless which do not possess the qualify oi
stimulating the blood 10 discharge isinpurties Into the
bowels. BRAmRIrH's PLn ponsn this quality In .
high degree, and should Be IN erey family. They are
equally useful for children and aduiisadaped % both
uexes and are as nnOcents Is bread, Jet Hcr irfrcr
As MEDICINE. -
The Hon jacob Beysfsr Of sprinssille lad, writes
70 Dr.. Brandreth, under date Of May II, 1861 asg "
1T have used your Invaluable Vegetable Universal
Pills in my family since 1888; they hare alNsyn cured
even when other medicines were Of NO avail. hare
been the means Of my neghbors using hundreds Of dol
iars worth, and am satisfied they have received .
thousand per cent In blssasd healh through her
They are used IN this region for Bilious and Liver Dis
eases Fever and Ague, and all lhsumatc cases with hi
most perfect success. In aet, they are the great rel
apcs IN sickness, and trust youF venerable LIE may be
long Sparsa 10 prepare 30 s1'siss' medicine i0r the
= Pisass send me The lowest price By the gross
Sold BY JoHs r. COOK, Druggist, Columbus, and by
al respectable dealers IN medicinss. i'f % ~
jlyl5dawlmo. tr a-
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DIED,

Al his residence No. 20 West Friendstree last even
ing at sk O'Clock, PHILIP REID, aged 20 years.
The fanerai will be from the residence on Sunday
morning, July 2slh at 10 o'clock The friends inv
ted to attend. F" A'pH $3.50 s'H
July 26, 1861 Isaac A. AsToS. son OF Thos. 8. and
Mary Ann Aston, aged l6 months.
Their friends and aequaintanceS invited to attend
b funeral from the residence Of his parents ib7 East
North street; at 10 o'clock this morning. 0a ltt
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III For further information and Through Tickets,
apply 70 NJ. L. D0HERTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot,
7 ~ P. W. sTRADER,
A h- General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
on = sJN0. W. D0HERTY,
Agent, Columbus,
- E.w. WOODWARD, 5000
.srhIi Superintendent, Cincinnati,
! Columbus. July IA, 1861 ,l
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GT Ohio has now twenty-five tiasd cannon,
and vii seoa have slsiy four. One is tefasd
out daily.
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MARRIED.

On the 25th inst, by the Rev. Hr. willard, Mr.. JoHN
q. wHrr to Miss Rv1HEtu NJ. L. sHOrTs, all Of this
city. "i
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.ThA Ifoli0HiHE u an extract hom Q
letter written bytbs Rsv ,. bs Hoihs passsf 'of ne
PIonspsut GifssA esptlai Church. pseoklyn,N. Y.,w
The sJoufnsl and Nssspssf oincinnAt O., and speaks
volumes In fsyor of that hedichs, Mhs
WnMos's soozan's Arsps ron chitSan rrrnsoi
WurloW's eooznma oynup. Nov ws never said . word
Ia faxor ofa patent nedcine hcfofr n our e bpkxp
~ co1npbled tor1y 70 yotr fesdets Ast thiaisn9 nm
Sssrri. w D pro14biy Sfihs mosi su{b <1ulsi hsd
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