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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-26
Garibaldl,s new mOvement

Garibaldis movement has startled ell Eu.
rope. Victor Emanuel, though eager enough
to possess Rome, cannot afford to quarrel with
France, and France still guarantees the inviola-
bility of the Pope's temporalities. Neither
does he care to provoke war with Austria just
now for the possibility of getting Venetis. He
ia sensible, on the other hand, of the debt Of
gratitude under which he is placed TO Garibaldi,
and when the latter began to call for recruits,
demonstrated with him in vain. He then is.
sued counter proclamation to Garibsldi's ap-
peals, and warned the young men of Italy not
20 yield TO the entreaties of their intrepid but
rash leader. These steps have been taken in
vain. Our dispatches contain reports of the
operations of Garibaldi In Sicily, OF his speech
declaring that Rome must be had, and In effect
that be would do as he pleased with the united
Italy he had made. The English and French
papers unite in denouDciDg his course as head
long and ill-timed. IL certainly puts Victor
Emanuel in the awkward position Of being
obliged TO fight against his old friend and fol
his bilterest foes, should he adhere to his de-
termination to check the upriaing, Should h,
not interfere, France would not tOlerate g erattack
on her gsrrilon ct Rome, so If the Italian mon
arch wishes ever 60 we'll In bic heart for th,
success Of Gsribaldi, no could not venture Il
give him even the negative support Of LETTING
him 60 on. ,ih as Is Si9l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-26

petuate Union and Constitution which sbouId
never have existed, and which, BY all the laws
OF justice and humanity, should, In their pres.
ent iorm, be at once aud forever oyerthroWn. -
we "ant our readers to compare these reso.
iutioDs with the resolutions of the Ohio Democ.
rscy, adopted In State Convention, and publlabed
In this paper. BY comparing the two platforms,
tne reader will be able to Judge who are the
real friends Of the Union. While the whole
Abolition Republican press and politicins de-
noupce the Democratic platform as disunion and
reasonable, not one word is said In condemns
ZION OF the above resolutions. And yet, with
persiStency that would shame the devil, these
men claim to be Union men. Every day but
develops more aud more Of the damnable plot
70 destroy this Government and Union by the
Abolitonists and their sympathizers. II is
time the loyal people of this country we're up
and doing. That all who are for the Union
and the Consultation as our fathers made them,
should chow their hands, aud let the world
know where they stand. The path of duty ia
plain, and no man can mistake II. He that is
for the Union of his fathers, no matter With
what party be has heretofore acted, can no
longer act With party, by whatever name
they may call themselves, that adopts and
sympathlzes With such resolutions as the above
The editor Of the Providence (R. IL Post
truly says, speaking Of the authors Of the reso-
luions and their abettOrs:
"Tbese are the resolutions Of men who de
nounoe Democrats as traitors, and who get up
mobs, tar and feather citizens who contend for
the Constitution as it lie and the Union as IL
was, and who're only other ofFense IL that they
denOunce Abolitionists as enemies of the country.
If such solutions--resolu.ions, we mean,
equally ireasonsble--had been passed In Demo.
cratic meeting or convention, their promulga-
tors would have been sent to Fort Warren; but
as the authors In this instance are only Aboli.
tion patriots, they are not interfered with,
aud Republican editors dare not denounoe them,
lest their party should lose votes!'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-26
Party Machinery,

The Sensea Advsrtiss, says: "The opposition
to the Democratic party have In operation all
their party machinery. They are holding Con.
gression0l and County Conventions, and next
week will hold their State Convention. Yet
there are some men, who cry aloud and say the
Democratic ought to abandon their party organ
izatiou! These same men are earnest workers
OF the machinery of the opposition party
They do not regard ID az g wrong for DeMOersts
to accept military appointments, or enlist In the
army, burnley do think IL exceedingly wrong
for them to think of holding Congressional or
County Conventions to nominate civiL sRceTs -
What precious hypocrisy. The old Democratic
organization will always be kept up, and, you
might as well make the tall pines Of the AL.
leghenies bend at your bidding as to destroy its
organisation! It will be kept up for the purpose
Of restoring the Union and destroying Union
hAters' plans.
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Drafting Officers.

Additional Drafting Officers were appointed
on the 22d inst as follows: SIT.
Commissioners adams county, J. M. Wells;
Clinton. Stephen Evans, vice Doan, resignodi
Green, Robert F. Howard, vice Stark, declined;
Lawrence, John Snyder; Washington, George
Benedict. r4. D.
Examining Surgeons Adams, David Cole
mani Isaac G. Williams, vice Walker, Law
renee; Carl Widlus, Washington; VIM. Little,
Beverly. .'..
Provost MArshsls recommended as follows;
Adams, Thomas J. Millen; AuglaiSe, E. M
Phelps; Fairfield, Aaron W. Ebright; Law.
renee, Edwin Bixleyi Washington, William F
Curtis.
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Arrival of Ihe Kan9nroo

CAFE RACE, Aug. % Another correspond
enoe between Earl Russell and Minister Adams
is published.
The Times editorially indorses Roebuck's
late speech as far as his lecture to the North is
concerned, but totally dissents from his areu.
ments favoring mediation, which il considers
would do more harm than good.
The Daily News bitterly seviews Roebuck q
speech, and says his course Is the loves! depths
OF degradation, but happily bis opinions have
long ceased to have any value. The article
concludes with oomplimenting the American
Government for lie friendly and straiRhtfor.
ward dealings with England
The st. Petersburg Journal reitera,es the de.
slfes OF the Russian Government to see the con.
dlcs ended BY honorable comp promise, to re-unite
and remain brothers.
Many cotton mills 10 Lancashire have stop.
ped.
The Times, speaking Of the probable demand
oil British subiects for protection against con.
scripsion In America, says it is impossible to
extend protection to myrisds who may want Il
momentsrily.
LATEST COMMERCIAL
LlvRRrooL, Aug. IA -Bresdstuffs quiet but
steady: Consols for money 931z. Corn has an
upward tendency; mixed yellow 29s Cd.
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Additional Acknowledgment

The following Assistant Surgeons for Ohio
regiments were appointed on the s0d inst:
P Mcfarland, Newark, 66.h; A E IssniDger,
Macarthur, 4Oth; R P Johnson, Mt Union. 4lsty :
E Jennings, West Charleston, 32di B Jehnaon,
Xenia. 43d; W Lewis. Mt Pleasant, 46shi
John X Lewis. Constantine, 4Sth; H P Lung,
Cincinnati. 49sb; II Leonardston, Yellow
Syringe, 5Osb; E G Lewis, New Philadelphia,
5lst; L Lamborn, Alliance, 521. A Lair
Cincinnati, 631; R Larz .lesr, Putnam 54shi
J C Morris, steubenville, 57th; &c A Miller, Lee
59th; Bruno LankFelt, Van Buren,, 58sh; A I
MatsoD, Logsusville, cob; F G McConnelly
vermillion, Erie county, 62d; w g Miller, New
Paris, 64th; W M McCulley, Iacksonbarg. 65th
s J CfitchAeld, Mt Vernon, 66th; c Coston, De
Asnee, 9Th; s c Chase, New Vienna, 6sth
NJ Frost, Havana, 69th; Cessna, Van Vert
70th; o Evans, Franklin, 7lst; w Goodson
BelleviIle, 72d; Rob't Muenscher, Mt Vernon
76tb; Andrew Wall, Cambridge, 77Ih.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-26

InDIANAPoLIs, August "a Col, Darlington,
United States mastering officer for Indiana, has
authorized and extended recruiting for the
twelvs new regiments already started until the
let Of September, with advance pay and bounty.
The Secretary of war notified the authorities
here that twenty two thousand two hundred men
are required to fll up the old Indiana regiments
now 10 the held, and that volunteers, with ad-
vance pay and bounty, will be received for
these regiments until September lst, st which
time special draft will be. ordered for the de.
fclency. After filling the regiments now start.
ed, tho draft will have to be for about thirty
thousand men In Indiana, including the men to
All up old regiments.
About three thousand of the rebel prisoners
con6ned In Camp Morton left yesterday and
to-day BY special trains for Cairo. They will
be sent to ViCksburg, to be exchanged. Be.
tween four and Eve hundred TenDesaeeAns and q
few Kentuckians took the oath of allegiance tt
the United States, and were released and sent
home,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-26

CINclHSETr, Aug. 24.--A special to the Com.
mercisl from Lexington, KY, says an order was
Issued On Saturday to impress twelve hundred
slaves to repair the road between Lexington and
Cumberland GAP, the impressment to be made
10 Fsyette and Madison counties; loyal owners
to be paid laborers' wages and rebels referred to
the Department. at Washington for settlement
Il has nos been found necessary TO take 10y
negroes. The rebels are In great distress,
many OF their negroes being taken while work
ing In the hemp fields Loysliss commend the
measure as just aud wise,
o,her roads 10 different parts Of the State
will be repaired by impreaaing negroes In other
counties.
Cassius NJ. Clay is here, and will be assigned
to command Ia few days, by Gen. Wallace
commander Of this post
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From the Potomac Army.
CAMP NEAR RAPPAHANocK STATION,
VIRoINII. AuO. OIL

VIRGINIA, Aug. 81.
All quiet In front. Last evening report came
OF the approach of the enemy, 10 the direction
OF Ford, two miles above here. HALLS battery
and three infantry regiments went there, but
found no enemy.
In slght cavalry skirmish yesterday, we
had five men wounded and FIVE taken prIeon-
ere. Harris's Light Cavalry also lost some
men.
Earthworks have been thrown up and bridges
constructed, to enable our batteries to cross the
river, If necessary.
One OF our men, who was captured and got
away, reports that the rebel officers are misera.
bly, clad.
The First New Jersey Regiment we're sur
rounded and half of them reported captured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-26

NEW. YoRK, Aug. 24.--The steamer Ariel
has arrived, from Aspinwal on the 18th. She
has 81 0S3.0O0 10 treasure. She spoke the gun
boat PeDgrin, which stated that she had chased
rebel steamer supposed to be the Oveeto, on
the Little Bahamasj also chased another, and
was now crossing TO out them off.
Ihe Government of Brazil has decided that
alter Two years the Amazon and tributaries shAll
be open to commerce to all nations
battle was daily expected between the con-
tending forces in Panama.
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ordered on the inside exclusivey after the hfst week
PER cen more than the above rates, bat all such vii
sppcar In the Tri'Weekly without charge.
Business Cards, not exceeding Ave nea per year ipv
ide, 81 50 per line; outside Sc,
&C., half price.
sdsaace TIE rule will not be varied from.
Weekly, same price the Daily, whore the sdyortiseI
sei the Weekly alone. Where he Daily and Weekly
2. both used then the charge for the Weekly viii h
AL the rates Of the Daily
No advertisement taken except for definite period
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CHE Obio 9tatesmau
I I'll K EGRAPAIC.
Sunday Nights Report.


New YoRK, Aug. "a The stes ners Black
stone and Creole have arrived, from New Or
leans on the 18th. ..t.
All the property of John sidell had been
oonhscated by Gen. Butler.
Another order commands the turning over 20
the United States Of all the arms In New Or.
ieana' The French Consul asked that French
citizens might retain theirs, for fear Of servile
insurreotlon. Butler replied that protection
would be given by the United States In euch
cases' ana insisted that all arms, Of whites and
blacks, ehould bo under bis control.
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AY ER'S,
OATHARTIC


Are you sick, fbeble, and
complainlngl Are you outof
order, with your system DE-
ranged, aud your fselings un-
coInfortahlei Theso Hymp
toms are often the prplude b
serious illness. Como fit ot
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should 10 aysrted By q
timely usO OF tho right rSm-
edy. Take Ayers Pulls, and
cleanse out the dlsordared hrt
lnors = purify tho blood, and
let tho ilnids inovo Oh unob
itrncted In hoaitli agalp.
They stimulate tho funchonD
Of tue body Into Vigorous ae-
tiylty, purify the sy1toin ffuu
fha ohstructIona which rnnlta
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Gle Ohio 9tates,nra,r
sGANYPENNY K MILLER,
AND PR0PRIzTORs g.
DAILY. TRI-wEFKLY AND WEEKLY

D' ofHes EoS. SO, SO and 40, Eorth High ct
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADvANon.
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VOL TX NO 66. NEW SERIES. COLI

1862. 1852.
,A -
Summer Arrangement Time
Changed.
Great Northern & Eastern Route.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
CINCINNATI
@@MF
R A I Il R O A D,
Connecting at creatlins With the PITTsBURGH, TT.
WAYNE q CHICAGO RAILROAD
IbS PStsa6ST0s, Paa0d1lpAsa and Bastmors. AIso
for fbSt Wayne and OAtcaso.
oonnectns at Cleveland with the LAKE SHORE RAIL-
For Dunkirk, Buffalo, Albany, EsC.-
tOns and New YORK.
-
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on tho
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUmRUs
AND XENIA RAALROADB.
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT E4pRRss-Leaves Columbus at 400 A. N.
WIZ stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington, aileAd,
9alion and at ell stations North Of Gallon arriving at
Cleveland at $50 A. M, Dunkirk 355 P. M, Buffalo
o;X6 r. M., New York 10 AM. Boston $50 P. N.
SECOND TRAIN. Jl
NEW YORK RXPREss--Leaves Columbus at lilo
a. n: VIII stop at Delaware, Csrdington, Giiead,
CreStline Shelby, New London, Wellington and Graf.
fn sao ss9f lbs SsE 81 YSls Gsn. p n sSs;
4:56 P. M.
THIRD TRAIN. 'Itt.tI
MAIL AND ExPBEsS-Leaves Columbus at $40 p.
VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and at
sAlem' New London, Wepg gton, Grafton and Berea;
Tvne at cleveland ot 9l0 z. III. Dunkrk $50 A. NJ,
P. M.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ oreSlne with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and ChicaTo
ksrSad Ier Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
At Shelby, with sandusky, Manufeld and Newark Rsl-
road fSr all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shoro Railroad for Erie
Dunklrk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Baggage OAGLed Through 10 Nsu York oad BostOn
0td VeOekd0d. dLe0, 10 PAfLddsL1ohid mud
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Summer Arrangement.
Summer Arrangement.
Little Miami & Columbus 4 Xenia
AARNE
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton q Indianapolis
Through to Indianapolis without Change Of Cars,
and but One Change of Cars between
Columbus and st, Louis
Tn and After Monday, May 8,
1962.
Four Trains Daily from Columbus

FIRST TRAIN,
CINCINNATI ACCOMMODATION at $50 a. M,
stopping Ct all stations between Columbus, CincinnaH
apd Daytopi arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 Q. N. at
Dayton 6;sI o. nj arrive ct Indianapolis at 34 p m.
SECOND TRAIN.
EXPRESS at ll:SOa. m, stopping ct Jeferson, Lon
don, Charleston, CedaTvile Xena Spring Valley, Cor.
win, Fort Ancient Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters,
LoveAnd and Milford, arriving at Cincinnati OF 40
p. at Dayton at 2 p N. arrive at indianapolis
hI:5ap. M; connecting at Cincinnati with the Ohio
and Mitssippi RaIoad for 1t. Louis, Vncennes Cairo,
etc.; connecgg at Indianapolis for all points West.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 4:lOp. NJ, stop
ppg at all stations between Columbus and oincinnat
arriving 1t Cincinnati at 1880 Pm.
FOURTH TRAIN.
NIGHT RXPRE5S, via Dayton, at 1900 midnight,
stopping at London, Charleston. Xenta Dayton, MIDI
dletown and Hamilton; arriving ct Cincinnati at $40
a. mi connecting with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
VinSennes, Louisville Cairo, 81. Louis ecj arriving
at Indianapolis At 7:l5 M; connecting OF Indian
spolis for Lafayette, Terre uaute, Chicago, and all
points West. .
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

III For further information and Through Tickets,
1pply to NJ. H. DoHERTY, Ticket Agent. Union Depot,
r. ". sTRADNR
General Ticket Agent Cincinnati,
JNO. W. DOHRRTY,
Agent, 0olumbus
H.w. WOODWARD,
Olumbus, Muys, 1862
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Headache, ,SlchIIeadncI,e, Foul Stomeo

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logrls, which mikes them invaluable to Us n the Ay
tr"dnent OF disease.
Headache Z, Sic IxIIendncie, Foul stomach.
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PrrTssUno, pa., May !, 1855.
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Bilious Disorders = Liver ConpiHintS'
From DR.. Theodore Bel, Of Nep Rork 0ty.
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A, n Family Physic.

Fi0m Dr. y. ". Cittorigd, Nev OreanS.
Your Pill. arc the prince Of pnrges Their excell-ns
qualities surpass any cathartc possess They are
mild but very cortan aud eectna IN their notion on Tie
lorls, which makes them Invaluable to Us 10 the daiy
taaincnt Of disease
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Rnlous pIsorders = LIver oonplaints

From DT. IHsodoTs bsI, q NelV IOFk UV'
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted TO their pui.
pose as an aperent but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They layo 10 my prao
tlce proved moro efoctua for tho cure Of btoo o0a
plants than any remedy can merIton sincerely
recc that We have at length purgaiive Which Ia woT-
IhNila cnnidanca of the nrOfRsaon md tie usOple-
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nApoLEon,s HAN, TOILET I

They would also announce to the public that they are
ACAnta for
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DEPARTMENT OF rIlt IsrsnIOa,0

SiR; havo used your Pills In my general and hospital
praeoeeVer since you made thom aud cannot hcRte to
say they arc the best cathartic employ. Their cgu
athg action the liver Is quick and decided, cops1
Quehty they are admirable remedy for degRngOnentS
Of that organ Indeed, have seldom found onse Of
bilious disease obstinate that It did not readily Yield %
them Fraternally yours, AL0NZo BALL. N. D,
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

State Of Wisconsin-Iowa County Circuit Court
Robert Yelverton, Plaintiff against John Adams Eliza
Adams, John Bonner. Otis G. Corbit, James Free
land, Robert Squires. Charles III. Bowman Patrick H.
Baker William ii. Freeland. John 4. butcher John
A. Goodrich, kellogg Sexton and John NJ. Stewart
Defendants
BY virtue and pursuant judgneI OF foreclosure
sale rendered in said Court entitled
ton the nineteenth day Of February 1862 viii
pose sale and cell at public auction
House. in the village Dodgeyilie in Iowa
county Wisconsin, Saturday the seventh dav Of
June 1862 at O'Clock in the afternoon Of that ay
the following described real estatenortgaged premises
situate in Iowa county, much thereo. he
necessary raise the Of said judgment interest.
and of sale, wit The south quarter the
southeast quarter of section six, rs in township
10, north of range Ave- Isl, east the south west quar-
Of the north quarter of section fourteen f1l1
in township six. l6 north Of range FIVE 5 the
northeast quarter of the quarter section
81, east. the southeast quarter Of the quar-
and the Southwest quarter of the north quarter
Of section eighteen, lSl, in township SIX. 81
five, l5, east and part OF the half of the
northeast quarter of section number twelve Tf2l in
township six 6l north, of range FIVE f5l east bounded
follows, to wit commencing the northeast corner
Of John Adams store thence running eight rod
thence south twelve rods thence eight rods thence
north twelve rods place of beginning the north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter section thirty
FIVE, [35 I'm township a north of range five fI
ter Of section thirty five @ in township ri north
OF range five Isl east.
Dated oherhds Office, Dodgeviile March ist 1862
GEORGE MISS ERsAIITH,
COBB SrDDCTH, Sheriff or I0tra Co, Wis.
Plaintiff AttJs l0-sn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11
Fourth Of July.

This day so long celebrated as the Ami
syrsarv Of our National Existence is approach
49, ard "A vet we have heard of no move
r-lcnt for il. proper observance. We trust 1t
81 not be suffered TO pass without proper
celebration The present unhappy condition
of our country should not deter US in obserT-
ing the Anniversary of our Nations Birthday
IA suitable manner.
Il is nov time arrar gemcrts were being
made, and hope our citizens, one and all,
viii become sufficiently interested in the mat
ter - insure such celebration d, is appro-
pirate for the occasion.
4 meeting should be called at once, and the
--cess.ry committees appointed, that they
49, commence immediately in making the
engagements.