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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24
wrspecial to the Commercial says Il

Ey~Special to the Commercial says the
the Washington Republican is out in a
long article calling for the immediate re-
moval of BURNSIDE. Also, that another
caucus of Senators has failed to produce
much of a result, though the Radicals are
much incensed at the way the President
has treated them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24

CMEROKEElIAlJEGTIoN

The two medicines combined being complete, and
needing no otnsr medicine to eufs tie most obstinate
sess sS q SSns sSaSs,s S1sStBsE ,ss~S,s e Ef. and
lA1bass for whites an Renalsas5 where al ths nAu-
ssouA preparations have hiled.
- fhSse pfeparaionsar NOT onlyhs good as other
a 9pSDis f:s;s SSI t sSss t sSs Z R Sssr 'a III z e cure Sfsf n lG . i sSS
days, While all ethsrH DO fel N many cases,
- They are unlike every other medicine prescribed
LA or mineral poison. The ttCRerokke Renee
dY't should be tnkea intsfnally2ih teaspoonful doses.
I ISs . S.S5s.s 4, snd oi sl5sF1 saSsi ~ II ( e sS sSS m Y n PG S1iSi.
All iinPafo and psnicioos causes which, have induced
- The ssChsFekee InieetiOn,' must be used
AZ an i~nleotionil Its enect8 are healing, soothing, and
euauloisns. IL rsnioVes al scsdlpg beat chOrdee and
- BY The pse Of the Chsrekse Remedy and
'Cherakee Inteotaon-the two coinbned-ah inn
proper discharges are removed, And TIE weakened
z 10 those Who have tried afth yEdoas prepare.
tons u vAin, until they think themselves beyond the
reach Of medical ad, We would say s9mH
Never despasi ohsgokssnEtsmsay and Chsr0-
see LstsSthoA 1A cure you %'sr az gaaaek Doctors
HaLRoF hi partiohlsrs, ssia QhHplAEass, nom any
Who Vii MAJ re- q nyssdfSasS and ESSds: on
ss.sas:17 cAs & AsA.ay, %
y. Phee4ohssekss Injsev
or three bottles feE ts,r ~ a3''9,
sa-esRtbyH SPrsssto any
NJ sdd by sRrspsiaSk DIV
JOINT PA
N. w.soG. HoaFths
dslsdlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24

Es-It is now positively asserted that
BUTLER is to be superseded in his com
mand at New Orleans. The French pres
sure is getting too heavy for the President.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24

in order to give the EnPiRE printers an
opportunity to enjoy Christmas, no paper
win be issued from this Office tomorrow.
II any important news should transpir'
wewill give it n an extra.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24
%"ARTICLE XIV.

"No State shall secede without the consent
of the Legislature OF the States Of the section
TO which the State proposing toseeede belongs.
The President shall have power to adjust with
seeding States all questions arising by reason
Of their secession but the terms Of adiaat-
ment shall be submitted TO the Congress- Tor
their approval before the same shall be valid"
And this is the paragraph Of the speech
"Having thus, sir, guarded diligently the
rights of the several States and sections, and
given to each section also the power to pro-
tect itself inside of the Union from aggres-
sion, l propose next to limit and TO regulate
the alleged right Of secession, since this,
from q dormant abstraction, has now become
a practical question of tremendous import
As long, sir, as secession remained an untried
and only menaeed experiment, that confidence
without which no Government can be stable
OF efficient, was not shaken, because it was be-
heved that aetual- secession would never be
tried orif tried, that il must speedily and in,
gloriously fail The popular faith, cherished
for years, has been that the Union could moi
be dissolved To that faith the Republican
party was indebted for It's success in the late
election and we who predicate It's dissolution
were smitten upon the cheek and condemned
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Coshoc,on county.

The Democracy Of CoshOctOn county hel'
their Convention last MOndAy, and nominated
the following excellent ticket;
For Auditor, Chsrles H. Johnston; Pfoeecut
Ing Attorney, Asa @. Dimmocki Commission
or, Jsmes M. Smith; lpasmary Director, JohE
@. Frederick; Coroner, JJssph Kitchens.
Delegates were appointed TO the cOngressiOD
al Convention which will be held at Newark
to-day, with INSTRUCTIONS 10 use all honcrabl,
means 70 sscure tho nopIpasiOu Of FhEEcR W
THoRHnLL for Congress.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Rssolved, That We cordially Indorss and adop,
the address aud platform adopted BY the Fourth
of July Dsmocrssic Convention as being truly
pstrioiic, and declaration OF principles that
every conservative Union man can and should
Indorse BY his vote and influence.
The Convention was large and patriosie, and
gave unmistsksbls indications that Coshocton
county will roll up more than an Old.fsshiOusd
Democratic msj,rity next October
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Local Ma t tiers.
To the Township military Commit.
toee of Franz klln County.

To the Township Military Commit.
soes OF Franklin County.
WHEREAS, Four companies of volunteers to
serve three years or duripg the var, In the Nine.
ty.hth Regiment, have been assigned TO Ffspk.
lin county, therefore be it
ResOlutd by Tie Frsnktin County MilitGy9 Com,
mittss, That u UNITY " TWENTY D1LLARs ~
PAID BACH RECRUIT enlisted in this county for
the four companies named, aud there be, and is
hereby appropriated out OF the recruiting and
relief fund provided BY the ciizene Of Colum.
bus, eight thousand dollars
RssOIOsd, ThGt tho Treasurer be and be ie
h,r,by authorized aud instructed to pay the
bounty Of twen,y dollars herein provided, on the
certificate Of the Colonel commanding, that
such recruit has been examined and accepted
tor the service.
Rss'lUsd By TIE FfGakliR County Military Com.
mi,tee, That tbe Township Military committees
proceed Immediately on their Organisation u
the collection OF Recruiting and Relief Fund
in their townships respectively, ths same to bt
disbursed BY the respective committees % In
their judgment shall best cubservethe military
service, and ihat the Treasurere Of the severa
Township committees report to the Secretary
OF the County comnitte the smonnt go col.
looted,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

Psrposss of shs war


.,o,anE,s, pr A vorR NEARLY unAMMous, PASSED TnH
,,,1nwrra krsoLcTtoH, WHICH uPREus0 TIE voica oS
,s1r N,rIon. AND fnTHE Tpun aTArDARD OF LOYALTY
Tlrf hs deposable civil var has been forced
apo he country BY the diaanicnsts Of the southern
States, nor IN nrma against the Oonsiuuonai Sovsn'
en Add IL arms around the OApiAl that IN this Ma.
Iional emervoncy Congress- banshing ell feeling OF
more oassIon and resentment will recollect only its
dnty 10 the whole country; Adt tts trar "a not tcope
On elr purt is any spirto o. opfcssson, or Ior any
pasposs of c0agusa or ssotnQa!ios o. gsrp0ss q
tro,otno or tsyfering soitA ~ rigts ~ setdo,
Ssked slions of those States, Dat % dgend gsd
elssAEsin so Avoreaacv Of ~ coastasslon ana e
1o~arps "a Dat0a ,Dt6 ~ tAs dignity, eQudttfy, dnd
esls. ~ m seuerai 4dt WniRpdired; and Itdt gs
scon a. rsss objects are acconplshsd ke todT o''s
60 ooaso-"
Ts Oh, safs, eur Ifoa's 6irEsdav. 100 declare q
or 5os1 soA0 are Tsbss 00ainst no b,st fntsTes3 O
u0ntiB & thut Ais army dh esgey ms ogPi,E y
~ socnEled Oonfsderacv that our ma iondt Cb'estt
t1Iion sAaH prevail and fsdt he Unio acAfc1 aton.
sr1s SnsuFs satsrn0l peace and eetsrndI seckrffy
sacA 9Taio, misst and sh0i b prssersed
-, GEO. D, MCMILLAN,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

doublleaa, arrive at one Of the depots, at whicl
ptocbhoion could be formed 70 escort him ant
hia company 10 one Of our epacioue public
IquAres, where tie apVropriate ceremonies coult
take place. Our correspondent giveb US wha
he suggests as the proper order for she process
sion, "a follows:
/. Detachment Of the Black Guards; In full
uniform, with banner inscribed; "America 10 d.
Land for Americans" ~
2. Saddle-colored MaEshala.
3. HrAss band of hddlers, bapIos and law
bores. Tune: "Plcayune Butler's Coming e
Town ."
I Rev. Conway, mounted on mule, branded
~, g." and bearing banner with the motto
"The Golden Hour"
s. Immigrant ladies', escorted by philanthropiC
colored gemmen. NF
6. Immigrant gentlemen, escorted by phllan.
thropic white ladies'.
7. Immigrant plckaninnies, In express wag-
ons, with white nurses, volunteered for the CO.
cssion. gW
3. Editors Of the Gazette and Commercial,
arm In arm, each bearing banner with a
motto-the one, "Am not Man and Broth
er7' the other, "Witbout Reference to Color"
9. Thirty-four young ladies representing the
States-darker as you 60 South. Motto: "Weil
All be Of One Color"
10. Other immgrants, singing:
"we've laid down dc shubblo and do hoe,
We've took up de hidle and DO bow;
Deie's no more hard work for dis ere chile,
For he's got where do sharp n,gyersgo."
IL. Children from the colored schools, In fur
niture wagons. Motto: "We'ro Whittier dan
Our Faders was."
10 Spectacle coored folks In hAcks
l3. Spectacle white folks,
81 rn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

IT is FidieuiOus 70 see Abolition. DlsunicnissG
raDsing about the county protesting love ioI
the Onion and Orying out against party, when
at the same time they are urging forward The
mos. ultra party measures that folly and fanat-
tcIsm ever invented, and doing everything In
.shoIr power to divide the people and destroy The
Union. Such men, and they are found In ever
town. village and township, have the impudencs
and eG,Ontsry Of Satan himself. They maybe
known At Oues, BY the alaoriiy with which they
I denOunce every man who will not embrace their
Infamous dOgmss, as seCessIOnist aud symps-
ehiEsr With treason. Respectable people ought
20 cnt them on ell occasions
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frron tls Clnslan.tl laauIrsr.l ]

h~e~@ y
lmpoptans ArFlyal Antlcipated-Eub'
80 Reception and Orderof Procssd,
ings. M ss
The Rev. NJ. D. Conway is, 90 says the report
on his way 90 this city, with body of negroes
lately belonging 10 his father, . wealthy plenieI
In Virginia, twenty or tsenty-nine--npo tbil
point reports vssV--in number, which ht intends
70 colonise In Ohio. How The Rev. Conway
came In possession Of the colored chaitels~.
Mhetber, like the son Of Kleh, 10 purnuit Of his
fsiheF's aeses, he went forth into the wilderness
after them; or ghe,her, like the holy Jacob,
with tbs ,cks and herds Of his father 10 Law,
be used q little justinable dnesse % secure his
share Of the estste, does not distinctly appear
This, hossvers does NOT matter, for, doubtless,
~ Rlllheahla HnfRqaa llla anl,6I', ~
,.,11s, l11 ..r 'I ~ 'sae.1 |1 AZ
I|,ls q o. |1. 'N1'' n'p6slia ~ t|s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

al. The Ioss Of the endny q not estimated;
bu, Il d said come forty os Atty Of their dead
wero lef, on the nsid. This victory. we are as.
sSrrd, clears tho way 70 Weldon, N. 9.
ncnGlx's BAND DitrERsED.
A cincinnstI dispatch Of the 22d Instant re-
por.s that our cavalry had overtaken MohoAN's
band on the road between owensville and M.
Sterling. Kentucky, and that after severe light
of an hour and halt, MoR0An's forces were
completely scattered. The cannon and horses
captured by MoRoAN at cynthiana, Ky, we're
relaken, and also large portion Of other atolen
property. Our loss was twenty killed; the rebel
loss twenty fve killed. A Louisville dispatch,
dated the 9sd Instant, pronouuces the foregoing
without foundation.
GUERRILLA WAR IN MISSOURI.
A dispatch from Hudson, Mo-, under date OF
July 81, states that Colonel McNEIL with de-
tacbmeut OF Federal troops had fight with
PORTER s band of guerrillss, In which the rebels
we're badly worsted Our losa was fifteen killed
and thirty wounded and missing. The rebel
loss was much greater. twenty three being ieis
dead on the feld. Col. STACY, notorious mar
suder of that section, is among the killed. Col.
McNErL was still in pursuit Of PoRrER's band
BY way of Cairo, We learn that on Saturday
the 18Th mat, ifty y.three men Of the Sd Michi-
gan cayal,y we're captured BY rebels near Boone
Vile, Missouri. Skirmishes are said to occur
almost daily 10 that region.
eohDoRsvnLK OCCUPIED ny RsBELs.
II seems that our troops have not occupied
GordopsviIle, Virginia, as heretofore stated )
but that 1t Is held BY the rebels under General
EwELL. Isia said our General HATCH 10 severely
censured for not taking the position.
HEoRoEs IN THE ARMY AND NAVY
Au order from Secretary srAHroN, dated
War Department, Washington, July 29' directs
that military and naval commanders shall EN-
ploy as laborers within and from the States OF
Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana aud Texas, 60
many persons Of African descent as can be ad'
vantageously used for military or naval purposes
giving them reasonable wages for their labor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

II is gratifying to know shat Democrats and
others, conservative men Of Ohio, who are for
the restoration Of the Federal authority over
al the rsbellious States, and for the maintain
snoe Of the Constitution and the Union as 1t
.wEgbSlofD the rsbslllOn. realize the importance
cad urgent necessity Of united action 10 the po-
Htioai canvass this season and the vigorous sup
poft Of she 4;h Of July ticket In ostObsE. They
understand that trimph Of sound doctrines st
che ballot boz and the thorough defsatand over.
throw Of the Decentralization party as the
volis, win be as elective % the most splendid
s<iuuphs Of The union army on the asId Of bat
lie. Il 10 apparent to them that the rebellion
Oan never be successfully and thoroughly put
dywn and peace assured 10 our country, uutil
fsaarcism Is put under foot in the free States;
end this they intend 70 make mighty effort TO
accomplish. The ballot box may thus be made
o. effective for the union cause % the cartridge
box.
Assmesnsofsuoce1s andindlspensabls there
90, the whole conservative elsment in every
ssnuship in every county 10 the ssats shOuld ss
enoe orgaDss and actively 80 TO work. present
loe by reason and argument 70 all the people,
tbalr views, and urging cooperation. By this
meana thsy will consolidate aud i0crssse their
eiftngtb. and BY October become insincible.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

New MiLIrAnY APPOINTMENTS follow
Ing appointments baye been made By the Gov
srnor for the rsgimspts named:
.e6th 0hio-wLieutenant Colonel, Christian T.
POorman, now Captain In the 43d Ohio; Major
John 8. Psarcs, ouartermasssr, Franklin W
MsCsuley.
l0Si obiO--COlouel, John g., Easement
Psinesvills, Lieutenant Colonel. James T.
Sterling, Cleveland; Major, Dewitt G. Howard
Elyris.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

HAMILTON, North. Caroline, captured by our
gunbOats on the Oh inst 10 situated on left
bank of the Roanoke river, ninesy.two miles
East by North OF the State Capital, Raleigh
Its fall renders easy the approach Of our forces
70 the important railroad center, Weldon,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Probate unurf.


Items Of business transacted IN the Probate
Court osFrankliu County, Judge Albery, during
the week ending Wednesday, JuIy 80. 1852:
Ten marriage licenses were ssued during
the week.
The will of Alex. o6eDa, lsts Of Blendon
township, deceased, vas Hled, end a commission
Issued TO the Probate Judge Of Montgomery
county TO take the testimony Of the witnesses
to the will.
The will of John Cook, late Of Plain town
ship, deceased, was admitted to probate, and
Geo. Schneider was appointed Executor of said
will. nT D-s1
G. F. Needles. AdminlsratoF Of James Nee
dies, ,and Joseph Helmick, Administrator Of Geo,
w. Helmick, fled their first accounts.
J. l. Peters, Executor Of mary e. Peters,
iiled his second account.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

HuDsoN's UNRlvALrp ToorH PAsrE, The
best Dcniyifes now In use. Clsans. schitens and
at the same time pysssSpss the Teeth; HeGts
dissassd Gums and Psybfss the Breath; PoSsess-
es neither Aikalits. Aeids or any injurious sub
stance. Well known and reliable persons recon-
msnd ID HIGHLY. Its effects are always pleasant.
Tyit.
Sold at Studer's Periodical Stand, and at
Samuels, Naples, scbueller's, Fisk q Ridg-
ways, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere.
July IL, ls62-dly. rtT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
THE CAmPAIGN STATESMAN.

THE CAMPAIGN sTATEsMAN.
This paper will be devoted exclusively TO the
publication Of matter designed TO promote the
suceess of sound constitutional doctrines and
princIples--and the overthrow Of Abolition
Rep Iblicanism at the ballot box.
The first number Of The Campaign Statesman
will appear on the 22d day Of July, 1862, and
weekly thereafter until the October election.
The price will be as follows:
Single copies, 80 cents.
Clubs OF from 5 to 25 copies, 25 cents each copy.
Clubs Of from 26 to SO %
Clubs Of 81 copies and over,
70 one address, ~
The above price will barely cover the cost,
the object being to put the paper at such low
figure as to insure general circulation through
out the State.
County and Township Committees and Clubs
should, send in their orders by the l7tb day OF
July, 1862 The cash must In oil cases accom-
pany heorder.
Friends OF constitutional liberty, 60 to work
and give The Campaign Statesman wide cir
culatlon. Address,
MANYPENNY & MILLER.
Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

10 James o'Hara, Esq, lawyer Of Gov.
ingtOu, Kentucky, was arrested at bis residence
on Tuesday. All his private papers, CORES
pOndsnce. ETC., were seized He vas conveyed
to the Newport, Kentucky; Barracks, whence be
will be transferred to Camp Chase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Army eupplies.

0IncI coMMnsiaY BuBnsrENcE. q. 0. All
CoLuMBcB, o., JAY p 1853
CBALED PROPU0ALS WILL BE HE
y celved at this ONCE until l2 M, August lot, fol
furnishing complete ratons tho about Boig Into
Camp at or pear 0ircevilie, Delaware and Masslllon
The ration same described 10 proposals. from this
Office under date Of July 7h. with single exception.
That description instead Of reading eshi quarts Beans
or ten pouods kice should read-eight quats Beans
and Ten poupds Rico. ra
Same Requirements as In that proposal.
Any further information will DO giveo upon appllcS'
tomb mail or Otherwise 70 the updsrslgned.
@. D. HARRINGTON,
Captain aud o. b., U Q. a.
III Fact OoluHbus; Commercial and Gazette, DIN,
cnDatl; herald spd Paipdealer, Cleveland; Delaware
Aaasueld And oiresVIlle pSPers copy.
July 23dtd, W.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

Tzs DAILY ONO srArrsHAn Is sen. By all
the early morning express and freight traiDS'
and delivered to Subscribers In adjacent towns
about the same time Is lie distributed In this
city. This enables readers at distances from
the Capital Of Ohio TO get the peus Of the day
iron six to eight horr before they can receive
IL through papers published elsewhere.
NsMs dealers and carriers In any Of The towns
on Railroads oentering as Columbus viii be sup
piled With the srATEsMAE on as good terms ss
any other paper. clubs for the Daily will bs
sapplisd as agents. rates. ordOrs are solicited.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

Mosr PaSorsas Or WAR.--on Tuesday there
wele brought to Camp Chase twenty prisoners
captured In Virginia and tWeDsy.eight recently
taken 10 Kentucky Among the latter is said
70 be Col. Jones, Of Newport. Kentucky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

JUDOE RARHEy.--HOn. Rufus P. Rsnney, the
Democratic candidate for Supreme Judge, was
in this city yesterday, on bis way to Lancaster
to address war meeting there last night. He
will speak at Crcleville tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

TRE NATIONAL TAx LAw.-csll on J. H. Stu
der on State street, just east Of high. for .
neat little pamphlet, contaipiog the names Of
sll the articles on which tax 70 imposed, al.
phabeticAlly arranged. Price only ave csn.s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

TaE Democratic ADDREss and PLATFORM Will
be fcaud on the fourth page, together with
eshes interesting msttsr-Hhich osnnos be read
coo often by the patriotic people Of this State
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
julysl-vsW
NOTICE.
Settlement Of Accounts.

THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS HAVE
i been nled In the Probate Court Of franklin coun
y, Ohio aud will be heard and examined for settlement
on MONDAY, the aSlh day Of august A. D. 1863. to-
Wit:
The frat account Of william Rowe, adm'r Of Lorenz
Winnesdaufer dec d; the aTst Hesount OF II. II. KIM.
ball, gd'n Of Henry n. Weaver; the hnt account Of
Cyrus r. Needles sdn'r Of James Needles, decd; the
hrst account Of Joseph Itswater, admr % ooE,s non
Of Amasiah Il. Sells deod the tpird account ai Thom
As Groom, gd'n Of eemantha A. Groom; the third ac
count Of Thomas Groom ed'n Of Ferguson NJ. Groom
the Anal account Of Thomas Groom gd'n OF Ferdinand
IL. Groom; the Hnal aeco mt Of oaiharine Wheeler
adnx Of John Wheeler decd, tho Anal account OF Js-
cob Major, admir- Of John Major, dec d; the hna ac
count ef Thomas Adams admir- OF Joseph Barbee decd
Che anal account Of CHARLES Rrederek exr Of Joseph
eattleT deodi the 1oa account Of Charles Goodhyie
admir- Of Rredecick Mele, decd; tho nnAl account Of
John H. Reel, adri'f Of John Hisgy, decd; and thu
1rst account 81 Joseph Hslnick admir- Of George W.
Helmick, deo'd.
Il, B. ALBERY,
Probate Judge.
Columbus, July "a, ls69-d&Wit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

o. The printers Of CincInnsti have their an
nual picnic at ParIor Grove to-day. These
picnios excel all olhsEs In the style In which
they ere ''got ups
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

T There are noW upward Of two thousand
troops st Camp peDnison on the Sick lists--
Nearly svo hundred we're furlougbed on Tues.
day to return to their homes. vi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
corrnrus. O., IuIy Is, 1862

~ coIuMBUs, o., July 10, Io0S
Hons. Thomas Ewing Rufus P. Ranney and
samuel Galloway will address the people upon
che subject at putting down the rebellion Al
follows: 20 g tslf ,ai eeai
AZ Lsoosstes, at 8 P. NJ, on Wednesday, SSd
an.s.; at cIrsleyills, at eP. NJ, on Thursday
aAth iust; ct cbilllcOths, at 8 P. u on Friday
ssh Inst, 9. xsnio, at 4 Pm, 90 Saturday
2oh Inst
The several military committees will make
the necessary arrangements.
-. DAVID TOD, Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

u The Journal and its correspondents have
found "a cog loose'' in the English language
II is 70 be hoped they win succeed in making it
tight again. Perhaps, it will become necessary
u Egll D IA "a " AZ ''IlrepressbIs Niger"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
pemocramo state Executive Com.
80 = EMtetoes

There will be q meeting Of the Democratic
snte Executive Committee, at the American
Hotel IN this city, ct half pass tWO o'clock this
afternoon,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

W The csteniion Of the trade is directed to
tAcolle Ross & Co. - large Invoice Of old Bour-
bon, Monopgahela and Rye whlsky; also pure
Wines and Brandits Of all kinds, which they
are sellings ct extremely low figures, consider
Ing the present high prices Of liquors Of all
kinds. Persons wishing to buy will do we'll TO
call .. their store, No. 224 South High street.
dkf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

TIE New York C,mmsTeiaI AduertissT says
Senator Chandler will "sckuowieoge &C home,
10 sobr1 mood, the injustice Of bis defama-
tlon OF Gen Mcclellan" That 'sobtreT mood"
can never come while distilleries exist.