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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
Archblshop Augnos ON mo war.


Archbishop HUoHEs delivered discourse In
St. P4trick's Cathedral, in New York, on Sun.
day, giving his impressions Of affairs abroad,
intimating that foreign Intervention is net prob.
able, and concluding with the following re-
marks upon the wari na
There are things that no man can pretend to
fathom--qds tbnt depend IN so many ad.
ditional circumstance for their solution. Bat
there lie one thing and one question that
should be clear 20 every mind. Il is this--that
II war Of this kidd should be continued many
years it is Tecogn srd as being allowable for
other nations 70 o.mnine 10 their strength and
put an end 10 it. Better for the people them
selves 70 put on end 70 It with as Ii tic delay as
possible. Ills not scourgc that has visited us
alone. From the beginning Of the world wars
have been--natIon sgainst nation--and often.
times the most terrible Of all wars-which iS MT
war Of nation against nation, bns Of brother
4gsinss brother How long is this to 60 ont
Il goes on shat 10 20 be the result OF u, as
forcing pretext iof ell the powers Of Eur 'pe
TO Q, moine 70 put an end TO 10 And. although
] would not sSy thas even then they should NOS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
Campaign Statesman for 1862,


The proprietOrs of the ONO srATE'MAH vii
issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
THE CAMPAIGN STATESMAN.
This paper will be devoted exclusively to th'
publication Of matter designed to promote th'
success OF sound constitutional doctrines ant
priDciples--and the overthrow OF Abolition
RepAblicanism at the ballot box.
The price will be as follows,
Single copies, 50 cents.
Clubs Of from to IS copies, IS cents each copy
Clubs of from 26 TO so 20
Cluba of 81 copies and over,
20 vDe address, "
The above price will barely cover the cost
the object being TO put the paper at such 10"
figure as to insure general circulation through
out the State.
County and Township Committees and Clubs
should sepd in their orders By the 18th day Of
July, 1862 The cash must In ell cases accom-
psDy the order.
Friends of constitutional liberty, go to work
and give TAs Campaign Statesman a vide Cir
culation. Address,
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

BRrDeE BuRNIEa on THE MARIETTA AND CiN,
cisEArr RAILROAD EARLY on Thursday morn.
Ing the FaiIfoad bridges near LovelAnd, knoW VI
as Nos and 2, which are situated within hall
o mile Of each other, were simultaneously feed
by incendiaEies and completely destroyed
While the flames were finishing their consum.
Ing work, a freight train Of the Marietta Road
approached. The engineer saw the flames, but
owing to the sseepness of the grade was unable
to avert entirely the dangerto the train. The
speed ct which they, were going wss about
twelve miles an hour, fortunately for those on
board, all Of whom escaped Injury BY jumping
of The Arst bridge was 50 far destroyed that
the engine and two or three cars, which latter
we're loaded with hogs, were precIpitated into
the creek, distance Of hfieeA or twenty feet,
becoming su entire wreck. About car load
Of the hogs we're crushed and burned to death.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

be permitted to intcrfere, when they intorfercd
through benevolenue, and, above oil, when the
sword might be put at rest, do say % every
man, II they do interfere, and II they interfere
successfully y--ifsthe country and the govern
ment are not maintained by every sacrifice that
is necessary to maintain them, then your United
States will become PolAnd-then Il will be-
come divided-then the strife will multiply
across every border; every State or every SEQ
tion will claim to be independent, and make
itsolf an easy prey for those who will turn and
appropriate the divisions Of the people Of this
country for their own advantage. Oh! let 1t
not be co..
know little of what has transpIred here
during my absence. have had scarcely time
to look at the papers since returned. But, at
all events, much has been done, though not
much has been realized toward terminating this
unfortunate war. Volunteers have been ap-
pealed to In advance of the draft, as under
ystsnd, but for my own part If had voice In
the councils of the country, would say: let
volunteering continue; If the three hundred
thousand on your list be not enough THE week,
next week make a draft Of three hundred
thousand more. 1t Is not cruel, this. This is
mercy; this is humanity. Anything that win
put an end to this dre6ching with blood the
whole surface of the country--that will be hu-
manly linen, every man on tho continent,
rich or poor, will have to take bis share in the
contest. TheRi IL will not be left to the gov
eminent, whatever government 1t will be, to
plead with the people and call on them to come
forward, and ask them If they would be
drafted.
No, it is for them, the people, to rise and aek
the government to draft them; and those who
are wealthy and cannot 60 themselves can pro-
vide substitutes and bring the thing to close,
II It con be done. No doubt the same efforts
will be made on the other side-and who can
blame them? For the sake OF humanity we
must resort to some course of the kind. In the
meanwhile, beloved brethren, it is enough for
US 10 weep for this calamity, to pray God that IL
may be put TO an end, to make sacrifice Of
everything that we have to sustain the inde-
pendence, the unity, the perpetuity, the pros
perity of the only government we acknowledge
In the world. But It is net necessary to hate
our enemies. II is not necessary to be cruel in
battle, nor to be cruel after its termination. 1t
is necessary to be true, to be patriotic, to do for
the country what the country needs, and the
blessing of God will reoompense those who dis
charge their duty without falteriDg, and with.
out violating any Of the laws of God or mau.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
rae Toasnal ana ine Conyealioh'

Tnc Tonfnal ana tne Conventich.
The Ohio STATE Journal Of Friday morning
says:
The Convention yesterday wap fully attended
There were delegates from every county in the
State The whole number present was ioui
hundred and thirty'two.
| If the Journal will comply with the request
OF the Convention, aud print the report oil the
committee on Credentials its readers will zee
that there is not one word Of truth in the SEN
tences We have quoted above. The Convention
was very far from being fully attended. The
editor knows that number OF the counties
we're not represented at all, while comparatively
few Of them we're represented by full delegs
tions. Thero were, We believe, as high as fOui
hundred and thirty.two votes given at one Of
the ballotlngs; but there were not so many dol
egates present, "by long shot" II but one
man was present from a county, he was allowed
to cast the entire vote TO which 1t was entitled
and, as we have stated before, but few Of the
countles had full delegations.
We we're told by several Of the delegates
that, during the ballosing when the vote wat
highest, some of the friends Of one Of the can
didates responded for counties that were moi
represented running up bis vote!
Il will require an immense amount Of lying
to make anybody believe that the Convention
was we'll attended, or that there was anything
ike enthusiasm manifested. 1t was a mere
rump of a onvention--leAn, tame, and spirit
Iaaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
Assissant surge ms.

The following Assistant Surgeons havf been
appointed:
A. Pomeroy. Fowler's Mills, 1O5th Regiment
]. G. Barr, Midway. lst Regiments A. Car
michael, Loveland, 2dj F. s ClaysoD, Belle
iontaino, Sd, w, ]. Craig, Ontario. Goth; D.
Coleman, West Union, 7th; B. F. Culver. Bar
low, 9th, James Dsvenport. Constantia, 9.b; s.
Day, Allisonville, l0sh; w. ]. Evans, Rich
pcDdsle. 18th; Charles M. Eaton. Sparta, i4ihi
J. N Ellsbury, HammeIsville, 18th; J. E. Fow-
Ter, Garfield, l7sh; w. Forbes, Pierpont, 18Th;
]. w. Guthrie, Massillon, 20th; Richard Gray,
Gambler, 2lst; w. H Gilmore, Camden, 22d;
T. s. Guthrie, Pomeroy, 26th; Cyrus Hasack,
Fredericktown, 29tb; L. Holland, Macarthur,
3lst; ]. q. Hair, Fostoria, 33d; w. X. Hughes,
Berlin, 36th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

THE DAILY Ono STATESMAN Ii sent by>al
she early morning express and freight trains
and delivered to Subscribers In adjacent town'
abou. the same time IL is distributed In thiI
city. This enables readers at distancs from
the Capital of Ohio to get the news Of the day
from six to eight hours before they can receive
1 { ,hrOugh papers published elsewhere
News dealers and carriers in any Of the towns
On Railroads centsring at Columbus viii be sup
piled With the sTGrEsnAN on as good terms aS
any other paper. Clubs for the Daily will be
supplied at agents' rates. Orders are solicited
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
THE LAST NroHr WITH THE HOLMAN TnOupr

The LAST NIoHT WITH THE HOLMAN TROUPE,
"A very good house greeted this favorite
troupe on their last appearance here, and were
evidently gratifed with their evenings enter
tainment, especially with the versatility of Miss
sallie, who appeared In several amusing char
acters, all Of them naturally delinested without
any effort at tffsot-an evidence of great dra.
matte skill that has borne its reward in the en-.
vlable praise so lavishly and universally be.
slowed, both by the Press and the public, on this
young and deserving Grtiste. The Infant julia
has also displayed remarkable talent and doea
not fail to delight everybody who sees her truly
wonderful performances. As singer she il
charming, and as a dancer, for her age, she has
no equal, while her superior elocution and stage
action evince precocity that is truly wonder.
full.
Master Benjamin 10 genius Of the first order
In the comic portion of the performances, and
never fails to elicit roara Of laughter from his
hearers. He 10 very exact IN all he does, and
seems while he is on the stage to dlvest himself
of his own individuality, so natural Is he In the
parts he sustsins. Master Alfred is ON excel
lent baritone, and Ia favorite in the many and
difficult parts he represents. But as drummer
he is unexcelled, and bis wonderful execution on
the drum is truly astonishing.
In short all the troupe have given the moot
unqualified satisfaction, and we hope they will
soon be With Us again. We can assure them oi
that support from our citizens, to which their
superior merit as artlstes enti.le them. They
go to Cincinnati to day to fill an engagement in
that city. We Wish them success and bon
voyage.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
Drafting Officers.
SURGEONS.

eShobeNns
The following additional Surgeons to super
intend drafting, have been appointed by th,
Governor, viz:
Ashtabula county, W R Gilkeyi Athens
Thomas W Sparrow; Belmont, Lindlsy Shoot
eyi Butler, Gyms Fslcone,; Champ4ign, ] W
Goddard; Clinton, ] r Walker; Columbiana
John MeiSger; Crawford, F Myer; Cuyahogs
Allen Maynard; D.rke, John E Matchell; Del
aware, M Gerard; Erie, Leman Galpin; Fair,
field, John w LeMis; Fayette, o N Allen
Fulton, VIM Ramsey; Geauga, John Cleve,
land; Hardin, a Lorin; Harrison, John Nc
Bean; Henry, William Crawford; Holmes,
Boiling; jackson, James H Millerj
Knox, MaltheW Thompson; Lake, NJ M
SEYMOUR Llrain, George G Underhill
Lucas, w w Jones; Marion, B W DAvi.
Monroe, Geo w Mason; Mercer, R B Richard.
sonj Morrow, J T Beebe; Muskingum, c C
Hlldretb; Portage, James P AlcorD; Perry,
Flower; Preble, james B Welsh; 6Andusky
James w Wilson; Scioto, o J Hall, Shelby,
Henry c Conklin; seneca, R M D Gbsoni
Van Vert, B F Cessna; Wayne, W W Taggarti
Williams, Geo W Finch; Wood, H A Hamil.
toD; Wyandotte, G W Sampson; G,llia, w
Leyaryi Megs, Selin Day; 0ttOwa, W Grost.
PROVOST MARsHALs
The following are recommended as Provost
Msrshals under the order for drafting, and are
recorded as appuintees. The appointments,
however, are not to be made by the War De.
partment
Ashland, L JEFF springle; Ashtabula, Charles
Kendalli Athene, Joseph M Dana; Belmont,
VIM Alexander; Butler, Samuel SnAfer, Cham
paign, R G Fulton; Clinton, Jeptha Perrill
COlumbiOna, VIM Hosetter; Crawford, W.
MeIrimsn; Cuyahpgs, L Weatherby; Darke,
Eli Helm; Delaware, BE Waters; Erie, D S
WorthiDgtoI Fayette, H X Pearson; franklin,
H G Noble; Fulton, N Merritt; Guernsey, Tbos
Oldham; Hamilton, not appointed; Hancock,
Jacob Carr; Hardin, John w LitsOn; Harrison,
Eli Peacock; Henry, Oscar E Barnes, Hook
Ing, Jas w Crooks; Holmes, Robinson French;
durob, Joseph M. Farr; Jackson, Samuel Say.
lor; Jefferson, John Moore; Knox, D G Mont
gomery Lake, q G Jennipgs; Licking,
James Wiley Logan, Jeremiah NJ Kelly ,
Lorsin, Conrad Reed Luoas, B Mahon;
Mercer, Abner Davis; Madison, Ed Mccormick; !;
ManonipR, Reuben Carroll; Marion, James
Brown; Miami, Sam GarsI; Monroe, A Hol.
lister; Montgomery, John Mllis; Morrow, EIzy
Barton; Muskingum, Asa R Cassidsy; Noble
VIM Mc Krtrlck; Pickawsy, WIN Hurbul; Por.
tsge, H Y Beebe; Perry, John X Palmer; Pfebls,
JOSIAH Csmbelli Richlaoo, McCoyi S4ndus-
Ky, A R FurgusoD; Scioto, E P Chandler; Sen.
ecs, Levi Wieriob; stark, Anson Pease; Shelby,
Ch d Myer; Summit, R G Hammond; Trum
bull, Ben N Rvbbinsi Tuscarawss, D W Siam.
baugh; Van Vert, Ch Blokford; vinloD, Jno
Lo~ry; Warren, Jacob Egbert; Wood, John
Power; Wyandotte, Curds Berryi Wayne, Juo
A Anderson; Williams, James Bellj Ga lia,
gamts Campbell; Meigs, W H LssIy; otsoga,
Inhn Iaernar 80 o.. N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
Released western Officers.

One hundred and tifty-six Union prisoners ar
rived at Washington from Richmond on Wed
nesday, the 2O.h inst. Among them were;
Lieut-Col. Neff of Cincinnati, of Cd Ken.
lucky; Capt. George Austin of I'd Kentucky
Capt. Cox and Lieut. Farran Of lst Kentucky
Jamts Bense and Lieuts. Gilman and Schater
OF 9Th Ohio; Capts. Symmes and Fitzpatrick,
aud Lieuts. Dick and Fisher of 5.h Ohio; Caps,
Chirthff and Lieut.. Wilcox of Cleveland; W. J,
Marx, lst Mich; Sergeant. Major Roenworth,
BIB Illinois cavalry; AdjuIsnt Brienot, LIST
Michigan cavalry; Liout. King, Ohio artillery
Capt. B Smith, 29.h Ohio; Lieut.. Watkins,
66th Ohio; Capt. NJ Davis, 81 Kentucky cav
airy. These INCLUDE all the western officers
returned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
HEADouARrkRs, BEAuToRT, s. C.,l
August 5. 1862. (

In consequence Of the abandonment by our
troops Of certain districts under cultivation, the
late inhabitaBts thereof have been driven from
their homes and are now without employ meDt.
With view OF guarding them from the
evils OF idleness, ana 10 the hope OF finding a
profitable maj kes at the North for the products
Of toeir industry, IL is proposed TO introduce the
manufacture OF rush baskets and cedar tubs.
This being the proper season for the labor the
superintendents having sny of the people re-
fsrred TO IN their charge will Immediately set
them TO work 10 gathering aud curing rushes,
the more skiIlluI being employed In making
them into baskets.
These and the cedar tubs will be shipped 10
the North, where it is believed they will fud q
ready sale, both on account of their real utlli-
ty and the laudAble object sought TO be attained
oy their manufacture The proceeds Of the
sales to be applied for the benefit Of those who
contribute the articles.
The dstrics euperlntendents will keep the ac-
counts necessary to this end, and forward the
articles as occasion requires, with accurate In
voices, TO the assistant quartermaster ct these
headquarters, for shipment 70 the North.
By order of Sad.
Brig g.-Gen. R. SAXToN,
Commanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

( CirY AND TOWNSHIP DELEdArEs. ~ The follow
Ing are the delegates from this city and Mont
gomery and franklin townships to the Demo
cratic County Convention, which meets at tor
O'Clock this forenoon in the City Hall:
FIRST wARD--Jobu Duffcy, Martin Maria
Jas, Mcclure, e. B. Armstrong, Bernard Nc
Nally. Michael Treapor.
SECOND WARD--Thomas Arnold, DR.. A. b
Willisms, A. g. Weaver.
THIRD WARD-John Stone, H. G. Doren, H
W. Drew. u
FOURTH WARD-F. Fornof, John Weaver, X
Klott, ]. @. Thompson, A. G. Headley, g. p
Schroll, o P. Hines.
Firth WARp--J.J. Rickly. Fred Beck, Sr.,
D. H lawrence, David Kitz, Wendel Seliger,
N Maurer, Fred BAder, Conrad Born, Andrew
Schab. Adam Schneider, G. Whitman, H. Do
bus, B. Steinlein. Philip Knies, Sr. fgrl3
MONTGOMERY TowNtAIP &c. Scholzman, M
Kingery, Thomas West, R. Rtckley, John M.
Pogh, George White. s. T6mpkins
franklin TtwN,HIP CLARK White, d. Sin
clair, John Ryder, Fred Null.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

II The further orgshiziton of the 18th, 18Th
and 18th Batteries, recently recruited, has been
sbAndoned. They were authorized in antlcipa
tion that they would be needed. The men have
the choioe of joining any infantry regiment
they may select, or Of being mustered ont Of
service. The 2O1h Battery, by special order
from the War Department, will be organized az
the l7Eh, end assigned to Sigel's corps
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
july28-d&W6W.

HUDsoN's UNRvALED TOOTH PAsTE,-The
best DentyTice now in use. Cleans, iohitens and
at the same time preserves the Teeth; HeaLs
diseased Gums and PaTyies she Breath; Possess.
es neither Aikalts,- Acids or any injurious sub
stance. Well knoDn aud reliable persone recon.
mend IL HIGHLY. ISs effects arc always pleassntD
Try II. i'' ,tfo.lt
Sold at studer's Periodical Stand, and at
Samuel's, Marple's, Sohueller's, Fisk & Ridg-
ways, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere. ..
July ii, l662-dly. .sdofaa .ssa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
Tnr Starr OF Ono. EXECUTIVE Dlp'r.

THK STATE OF OH1o, EXECUTIVE OEP
CoLunBUs, Augus. ~, 1862
To The Sheriff. Of the sererGl counties Of The STATE
Of OMS--5kEETIno:
You are hereby nosi6ed that BY reason Of the
resignation Of B. R. Co wan, Secretary OF
State s to be elected at the next annual election,
on the Sd Tuesday Of October, for the term Of
two years.
You are required, In your annual election
proclamation, to give notice to the electors OF
your counties, to elect one Secretary Of State
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal Of the State OF Ohio, the
-hALR day and year above written:
~~~ DAVID TOD,
aue23-dIt Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

07' "JOe Bolding,"a a colored man, died re-
Gently at the Muskingum county InHrmsry, at
the reputed ageo of one hundred and twenty-one
years. He professed to have vivid recollec.
ton of Braddock's defeat. being at that time,
as he affirmed, boy thirteen or fourteen yeais
OF age. As that event took place in 1855, if
the old mans recollection was correct, bic sge
must have been as above stated. r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

u An agreements is said TO have been en-
tered Into by the employees Of the Central
OHIO railroad to pay five per cent per month Of
their wages, equivalent to twenty dollars q
month, to such of their number as may be
drafted. ea....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
Local M a t ters.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT CAMP CHAsE. The
Rev. H. M. McCracken will preach in the
Camp tomorrow afternoon (we,ther permit
ing). Services will commence at half past three
O'Clock, and continue at that hour till further
notice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

Ex-ParnDEET BUcH.NAN has purchased the
farm of TosnsEsD walter, three hundred
scree, for $4,000. The builcings are said to
be the finest in Chester Valley. The grounds
ere situated on the southern side Of the North
Valley HILL, two milss west of Do"ningtOn'
aud are in plain view Of the Pennsylvania Cen
trsl Railroad. 1t is said that Mr.. BUCHANAN
will reside there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

GJ Two men, Jones and Harris, arrested on
the charge of stealing from Mrs. Clara slallard
$3.50 at the depot, were yesterday bound over
BY the Mayor TO the Court Of Common Pleas,
IN the sum of three hundred dollars each.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

A SSrouAI dispatch from Washington to the
Cincitn.d GGsetts speaks of the probability that
the Administration will 6ud it necessary to send
CAsSUs CLAY back to Russia, as Me-. CAnERoR
wants to return and run for United States Sem
ator from Pennsylvania. The Dispatch adds:
If Mr.. Clay, however, is assigned to COM
mand, It will be with the distinct understanding
that he shsll have liberty to act on his osn
views as to the proper mode Of carrying on the
war. gF TgsW Gt4 All N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

TIE 95rH oHro IN KENTUCKY 95th
Ohio arrived at Cincinnati from Camp Chase
on Thursday afternoon, and Immediately
crossed the river into Kentucky. The EnQrrs,
says "they were in full numbers and as foe q
body Of men Us were ever mustered into the
United States serVlce.n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

pArchbishop Purcell passed through the
city yesterday on his way home to Cincinnati
from bis European tour. He was met at the
depot by the Catholic clergy of the city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

THE WEBBs AT THE ATHEsEuM To.NreHT -
"The Lady of Lyons" will be presented at the
Atheneum tonight, with the Webb Sisters in
leading characters. This Great Drama will be
rendered In manner which shall merit the
favor and applause of the crowded house that
will witness IL. Go early in order to secure de.
sirable seats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

B' Two gentlemen were yesterday forenoon
severely If not dangerously scalded by the sud
den escape Of large volume Of steam from q
locomotive of the Central Ohio railroad, as the
train was about leaving lhe depot.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

u We learn that the Treasurer Of Tusca.
rswss county had bis breast pocket picked Of
two thousand dollars at the Goodale House on
Thursday. We have not heard of the discov,
cry OF the thief.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

" Captain bod has been relieved of co much
of his duties as relates to recruiting old regi
ments, by the appointments of Major Newton to
that branch Of the service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

TEE released prisoners that arrived the other
day 10 Washington from Richmond, have oh
tanned furIoughs, varying from ten to thirty
days. to give them an opportunity Of visiting
thelr friends.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

W The Pound keeper announces by posters q
sale OF impoundea sWine, at the Pound adjoin-
ing the Station house, at ten O'Clock this fore.
noon
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

pYesterday morning twenty.eight rebel
prisoners we're brought here from Wheeling
and sent to Camp Chase. They were captured
in Western Virginia, when on the eve Of start
Ing to Join the rebel army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

u Captain Howard, Of the 18th Regulars,
has been ordered to Dayton, to muster in Col
opel Anderson'e regiment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

" Judge F. A. Boyd, recently arrested at
Newport, KY, on q charge of disloyalty, has
been released upon giving bond in the sum Of
Ave thousand dollars.