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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

~~N~AAN
W,LrI.m n. srwAhp. Secretary OF State
under date of Washington, July 8, writes 70
Hon. cH.nLss Cook, Of NeW, York, that he
amus. help Diven and valkenburg," kepuDn'
can members Of Congress from that STATE
.raise men, :, adding call Is well Il we instantly
abow our strength" On the 9th Of July, three
days later, Mr.. OWEN wrote ftom:Elmira' New
York, his residence, to Mr.. Cook, saying u
shall be with you in day Or two Don't say
can't. Don't say we must resort TO drafting
We haye no time TO draft. We must end IN"
,ssr soon, or fight hsOOrld. We can end IL now
We can't ight the world successfully. You
know we cans"
sJoHN w. FoRHEY, Clerk Of the United States
Senate, made speech at the Republican s'a.e
Convention at HArrisburgh, Pa, July ~ IN
which he stated that he had close and intimate
conference with the President few days before
In his speech, as reported in bis own paper the
Philadelphia Press, We fnd this sentences III
may bs--though trust in God II Is not So"
,nay 3. that zoe shall neuer haue united country
again"
Well may the inquiry be made what do these
utterances mean, coming at this momentous pc
riod from Republicans high in their party and In
official posilion7 Are not such dark hints Of
successful foreign intervention and OF the posi-
bility Of final dissolution Of the union' caicu'
lated more than aught else to diminish the
ustriotism and damp the ardOr of the people'
Circulated as they have been over the country
BY telegraph and newspapers, and emsnatiDs as
they do from public men, possessing the conf
depce and the ear of the Administration, such
things can not fail to have most depressing
and mlschievous effect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

HuDsoN,s UNRIvALED TOOTH PAsTE.-The
best DentTifcs now in use. Cleans, ,Ohitens and
q. the same time preserves the Teeth; Heals
diseased Gums and ParJfss the Breath; Possess
es neither Alkalies, Acids or any injurious SUBJ
stance Well knOwn and reliable persons recon-
mend it HIGHLY. Its effects are always pleasant
Try it.
Sold at Studer's Periodical Stand, and at
Samuel's, Naples, Schueller's, Fisk Ridg-
ways, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere.
July II, l862-dly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
IHE NArIoNALaPLAlFonm
Purposes Of the War.

oonsnus, NJ a yorE mARLy UNANIMOUS, sAsaED TIM =.
roIIoWms RESOLUTION, WHICH ns .a :. 1cv.,r~. .Ss
Ss he dsporabe civil war has been forced
unon he country by the dlsunioniss Of the sontnen
s,sss. now III ms against the Constitutional Govern
"sn, .nd In arms around the Capital; that In this Ma
onsI emergency Congress. bAni,hins oil feeling % 2.
dra a, the whole country; dtths sDdr 70 not tod0ed
on sir part IN any spirt 2, oDpressto Or IOr cy ~
n, afsrfertl0 a0iA be ri0hts or estdb
s1.d isstitw,ions Of those States, bat @ desnd ana
mGlntain tls supremacy Of e 0onsinaIlo1; GAa J 70
S,r~sc,se a. Uaion totfk ali tas dignity squdtl, ana
ioSt. N "a severat Stats Wainlpatred and n0t g
soon as tASss objects arc accomplished 0 s0ar 0N0"
Z o oedss.'
TP On tAis, our Itions 6irkhdav, zee dectdge 70 70
our 5ofs, sO1o are rebels a0di,st ne osn fterss c
vnontIna. mat this army q all enter 90 Odpltd q
~ so.c1Isd Confedsrdoy, hat our adtondt Cos.ste-
iioH s1aH preos and tat e g.O 'Sse@ Ss:1a, ss0s s
can insure Internal peace ana ssssr1o' s'C"''S "
s''" S'-'o' aK0. B. MCCLELLAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
HEADQUARTERS, OHIO MILITIA,
ADJUTANT GENkkAL'5 UFFICEI
CoLuMBUs, o July 26, 1862.

OSAOhDOSJ Suiy ~ob AOVS'
MIR. EDIroR-As large number of officers
and enlisted men, now serving as volunteers
for three years, or during the war, have been
nominated by County snd District Committees,
for Company, Field and STAFF officers, in the
new Regiments, and many others are seeking
promotion, by the same modes, to save them
and their friends from disappointment, and to
prevent unnecessary delay, deem it proper
to pubish the following letter; suppressing only
the names of candidates, and the numerical
designations Of the corps to which they respect
lively belong.
Repeated applications have been made for
such transfers from existing three years organ
izAtiOus, 10 new organisations, and the results,
and the following letter, establish the rule:
let That such transfers can only be made by
authority of the War Department
Cd. That the new office must exist, and the
commission be Issued, and the official title vest
at the time of passing from the old orgsniza.
tion: and
3d.. That to'apply the rule; "When one half
Of company has been mustered into service,
the lst Lieutenant thereof can be mustered in,
and when the organization of the company is
completed, the Captain and ID Lieutenant can
be go mustered"
A Lieutenant Colonel can be appointed and
mustered, when four companies are completed
and mustered 10; Major when there are str
companies, and Colonel when there is an en-
tire Regiment, and not before.
AnsEpoinsment and muster In, as Captain or
Lieutenant, with a view to recruiting company
10 q new Regiment, being conditional, does not
come within the rule, and therefore no transfers
can be made on such appointments. In fact a
commission is neUsr issued on a conditional sp-
pointment. -
1t appears to be settled, then, by the War De-
partment, that officers or men belonging to the
existing three years. organizations, and not
absent from their commands on sick leave can
not be made available in assisting to raise the
new Regiments. 1t therefore behooves commit
tees and others to give this matter immediate
attention Time Is important, and in cases
where the presence and assistance Of the nom-
inees now in the three years. service Is essential
{, the prompt raising of the new Regiments,
new appointments would seem to be indispen-
sible.
CHAs. W. HILL,
Adj't, Gen. Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

CARL ScHuRz, who declared the Union dead
and beyond restoration; Fitz Henry Warren,
who has been writing treason for years In the
New York Tribune; Hinton Rowan Helper and
George s. Boutwell, we're cheerfully confirmed
In United States Offices by the Senate, but the
Sumner and Wilson interest Of that august body
couldn't sanction the appointment OF General
Marcy as the head Of McClellan's staff. Rea-
son: because be s fathersin-law Of patriot who
has been fighting while Senators have'been jab-
beriuR
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
Tho AbolitiOnssts OF Iho NOrth-The
Negroes of the south. s


We find the article appended hereto In the
Cleveland Leader OF the 24th Of July If the
facts stated be true, the Aboitionists Of the
North aud the negroes of the South must have
arranged and combined before the rebellion
broke out. There has been no opportunity
since for such Arrangement. And IL what Is
stated be true, and this combination exists, the
Abolitionists are worse even than We expected:
VAST SLAVE COMBINATION IN THE sourH.
The New York Tribune. in noticing the new
book, "Among the Plnes," says that 1t is au'
thorized by the writer Of that book to say that
he has given in that work but 1.-THE OF the
whole truth in his possession In regard to the
facts of vast combination OF free masonry
among the blacks of the South. He says that
while he has in that ioOyk introduced only sin
ale leader he has personal knowledge Of oUeT fioeH-
IN, and has the nGnlss and residences OF ouer noe
hundred ,uho can control at The tap Of drum, one
hundred thousand able bodied fighting men
The names of these leaders, and all the pdTtieu-
lars in regard to that Organization, he is at liberty
10 communicate (they having been confded TO
him for thas purpose). TO the GOvtTnment, ;0hen
susy Il 10 prepared 10 resort in quelilg this rebel:
lion 10 ali The means that are justified By civilized
tcaYtdTe.
The author above referred to has made him
self thoroughly acquainted with all the chaFac-
teristics and features Of southern life, both of
the whites and the blacks, and evidently knows
of what he is talking In confirmation Of the
fact that such secret organization does exist,
the Cincinnati Commercial says that not long
sirce, In talking with radical gentleman who
believed that slavery mado the war and that the
war should end slavery, he expressed himself
of the opinion that the President made an aW-
ful mistake when he repudiated Hunters proc
lamation. The editor OF the Commercial, not
agreeing with this opinion, inquired how the ne
Rroes in the rebsllious States could know any
thing about such proclamation. They would
be as ignorant of it as the moles. 1t would,
therefore, be mere waste paper in the States In
which it was intended to operate. The reply
vas: "Trust the Abolitionists to tell the ne
eroes all about il when there is proclamation
Of freedom. They have the means Of commu-
nicatiug with the whole mass of slaves. 4 my
self hare The means of tlsoTgphiRg Il may call ~
10 The negroes from the Ohio to the Gulf Of Mez
ieO"
1t was then inquired why, il there is such an
organization, not set FIRE TO the magazine and
blow up the whole concefn1 The reply vast
" The negroes are told to wait. The time for
them to demonstrate has not come. II they
should rise now they would be put down BY
Federal bayonets. They are instructed BY their
friends at the North not to rise until all danger
of the interpoeition Of Federal bayonets to
crush them back into slavery, is removed. The
signal that the hour has come will be the proc
lAmation of freedom by the Federal Govern
ment. Then they will strike"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
HaIf Ralions.

The following which appearsin letter to the
Cincinnati Gazette. under date Of Huntsville,
Alabama, July is, is not very encouraging to
volunteers. Is 10 possible that General BUELL's
army Of forty thousand men Is at the mercy Of
. few guerrillas 2 s9tas ~ 8
HALT RAT1oNs In anticipation Of our sup
plies being ct least temporarily cut or ths troops
scsye vsstsgdsy put on half gations.i Truly We
are aconcilIaling'' she traitors hereabouts with
q success which is most gratifying!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
EnrOllment Of the mlIuIa Of ohio.

Under instructions from the Auditor Of State,
the Auditor of franklin county has issued the
following circular to the Assessors Of the sew
eral wards and townships. The same course
will be pursued in every county in the State -
The enrolment is required to be completed and
the returns made by the lo.h Of August next.
This looks like drafting Still IL is only pre-
paratory step, which may, or may not result In
an actual draft:
AuDIToR's oTTIcE, FRANKLM CouNTYl
CoLUmBUs, July 26, 1852.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
; AseEseoR or

Sin: You are hereby required to proceed i'm
medi ately to enroll, and return to this office on
or before the l0,h day Of August, 1862, full
list Of the persons in your ward or township
aubiect to military duty under the constitution
and laws Of the State Of Ohio, which includes
every able bodied white male citizen between
the ages of 10 and As, save and except members
Of unIiorm military companies.
Tue following IL the section OF the Law felat
ing thereto: e.ef
6Ecrior l. Be Il enacted By the GeneyaI Assem-
6ly Of The STATE Of Ohio, That the county sudit-
ors Of the several countlee of this State shall
instruct the assessors Of the several townships
and wards of cities 70 perform all the duties re-
quired Of them BY this act. That I, shall be
the duty of the township assessors Of the sever
al townships, and the assessors Of the several
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
ADyurANT GENERALS OFFIcE,l
WAeHIEGroN, July "a, 1862, {


WAsHrEarON, July "a. 1862,
His Ereelleney, the GOpsrnOr Of Ohio, Columbus,
Ohio,
Sin: have the honor to acknowledge receipt
Of your letter of tha 9lh, and your telegram Of
the 23d iost., requesting the discharge of ----
Qr.iM. Sergeant, - Regiment, Ohio Volun.
teers, and Sergeant -, of - Battery, in
order that they may receive appointments in
new Regiments now organizing.
In reply, am instructed to state, that when
the organizations to which 1t Is intended to as
sign these men, are complete, and the commits
sions actually issued to them, the order for their
discharge will be given.
The necessity for this course has arisen from
the numerous complaints by Colonsls of Regi-
ments, that their commands are thus continually
being rendered less effective, and although no
obstacle is intended to the advancement of
worthy men, it 10 not deemed advantageous TO
the service to detach them from duty with their
respective regiments, until the new positions to
which they may be assigned, are really avail.
able for them.
! sm, sir. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
VI tHrf THOMAS M. VINCENT,
Asst Adj. General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
CoLunBu o., July l8, 1852

OULUhBUsI % SuIJ TO, HO"''
Hons. Thomas Ewing, Rufus T. Ranney and
Samuel Galloway will address the people upon
the subject of putting down the rebellion, as
folloWs:
At Lancaster, at eP NJ, on Wednesday, 23d
Inst; at Circleville, at 8 P. NJ, on Thursday,
gath inst; at Chillicothe, at 8 P. M on Friday,
96.h inst; at Xsnia, ct P. M, on Saturday
26lh inst
The several military committees will make
the necessary arrangements.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

co The attention of the trade is directed to
LaceIle Rose & Co.'s large invoice of old Bour-
bon, MonoDgahela and Rye Whisky; also pure
Wines and Brandies of all kinds, which they
are ceiling at extremely low figures, consider
ing the present high prices of liquors of all
kinds. Persons wishing to buy will do well to
call OF their store, No. 224 South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

TaE most distressing effect, perhaps, of the
present scarcity of small change, came to light
on Sunday last 10 HENRT WARD BEEcHERs
church, where, when the plato was passed
round, an elegantly dressed gentleman vas
obliged to respond By placing upon IL a bunch
Of soiled ferry tickets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

CAMP THoMAs.--All the men belonging to the
10Th regulars, tits said, have left Camp Thomas
Whittier they have gone Is not stated.
Col. Darlington is in Washington city. II is
understood that he will soon have orders to take
the field.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

TIE rebels affect to be very "jolly" over
What they are pleased to term the helpless con-
dition of the "Yankee" gunboats on the James
river, and their wit is something to depict the
great usefulness of these convenient institu-
tions to the Mcclellan army. But for the gun.
boats, the Enquirer is quite certain, the Yam
kees'' at Harrison's Bar would be apnihilated.
The editor, hence, recommends that the Yam
KEGS should :" have gunboat 10 every family"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
Superior Court Of Franklin County.

HENRY HEADLEY formerly OF said
county Will take notice that the Path day o. July,
in said franklin County Superior Court against
said Headiy, setting forth that in consideration Of
promise to marry on the part Of said plaintiff, said
feadlev ha undertaken and promised to marry said
nlanu but that saId eadey had failed and refused 10
fulaI said promise though reasonable time had
elapsed; and though plaintiff was ready and willing TO
fulhl her said promise Further that said Headley had
a,yeed To marry taid plaintiff the 5th day Of Juy,A
d. 1852 but en refused and has ever since refused to
fual said agreement: by which refusals plaintiff 10
damaged to the amount Of ten thousand dollars for
which amount she claims judgment. Said Headley ig
notified that he 10 required TO appear and answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday alter the 9th
day OF September next
w. d. RANKIN fNLkF E @E
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Columbus, July 20, 1888. .-dtw6w. l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

ZONE thing" says the Cincinnati Prsss, "is
pretty clear, different policy and different men
mus. be used In the future to what have been
in the past, else the rebellion will be success.
fni.n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

rive Doilars reward.

Lost in the city on the evening Of the Oath
inst, small Diamond Breasspin. As II was
! keepsake. the finder, on leaving II at this Of
ace, orAt No. l0s N. Seventh street, will be
paid the above reward of Ave dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

g7- Quartermaster General Wright left the
city on Eiiday for Washington, on business with
the War Department. During his absence, E
P. Jones will be the acting Quartermaster Gem
eral
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

p The Nineteenth Regimental District en-
braces the counties Of Fayette, Plckaway, Per-
ry, Fairfield, Hooking and Vinton. Pickaway'c
quota is 1893 men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

IL Hon. CydnOr B. Tompkiup, Of McCOnnels-
vile, died on the 7th ipss.s Of paralysis, after
an illness Of only Two days. Mr.. TOmpklDs
was Representative in Congress from the dis
trict, Of which Morgan county formed apart,
for tive terms. w " y = "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

D' Almost seven hundred paroled Union
prisoners taken by the rebels arrived in the city
last evening from Tennessee, and we're taken
TO Camp Chase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

@B' The three colored boys, arrested for steal
ing watches. have been sent to jail to await &C.
tion on their case in the Court of Common
Pleas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

: 1- The Webb Sisters will give entertain
menis on Tuesday and Friday evenings next, at
the Columbus Atheneum on State street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

p A Teachers Institute is to be held at
Clrcleville, commencing on Monday, August
llth. ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

p Captain bod is appointed Superintendent
Of recruiting for the Ohio regiments in SER
vice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27

War MeetiDgs TO be Addressed ~
Hons. Rufus p. kanney, Thsmns
Ewing and 3. Galloway
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-27
Paris Lustrinas,

roR travelling Dresses, ysty 'lyII.a I. ana 4 .!ss.nt
iunee 2peouth High Street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
ap1-tf

SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA, THE DISTRICT
, Court-SS.
James Grant and others ". franklin Perrin. Mary
I. Perrin, John Perin.-Original n Notiee.
70 the said Defendants:
fcu arc hereby notified that on or before the
tth day Of April, 1882 there will BE- on fle in the
1@ce Of the Clerk Of the District Court, II Scott
oanty, in the State of Iva, petition of James
srant, Of Corbin l. Dow, late co-partners, and of
DAWSON / True, late and now CO. partners, pray
inS the foreclosure Of = mortgage upon the follow
ng real estate in said Scott county, to-wit The
ssst half nf the south half of the north ives,
la.rter Of section seven (7.) in town
ship seventy-seven (77,) north Of range
tso (2) east, eentainins - 6-lo0 acres
executed BY said Franklin Perrin and Mary
Perrin, his wife, to Joseph G. Boyer, dated SEN
sember eth, 1855, to secure the payment Of
premissory note for the sum Of $6o3. paysble On
. before Nay let, 1855, executed By said Frank
lin Perrin and John Perrin to said Joseph c. I3oyer.
and By him assigned and transferred to the Pain
ms Who now claim - due thereon from the said
aaksrs thereof nbne SUN Of nine hupdred M
thirty Eight dollan. The plaintiffs pr.y = re-
sover that sum and interest thereof at six ner
cent. Per annum after said fling, from the ssid
frankiin and John Perm ard lof . foeoolee are Of
ssid mortgage.
And unless you appesf thereto and defend on
eoeiors noon OF the second day Of the next e rm
o. $40 District Court, to be begun and holden ON
The 6rst Aoaday of June. A. D., 1852 your dsfs nit
sili be recorded and deesss viii s. rpndereal -
peaysd in 6aid petition. :, =
DAWSON 4 TRUE. =.
sp-wstJ Atty's fse PpGs. D
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
PORTLAND. March 81.
The Jura from Liverpool, goth, and
Londonderry the 2lst, arrived here at
Gp. m.
GREAT BRITAIN.
President Lincoln's emancipation
message had attracted much attention
10 England.
The Liverpool Post says there can be
no doubt it will have an incalculable
effect in Europe, and that effect will be
most favorable to the Northern cause.
A London paper in an editorial on
the subject, eays it is the most impor-
.ant news since the split. The Prcsi.
dents avowed object is to recover to
the Union the Border States. The
proposition is important, not for its in
trinsic likelihood Of acceptance, but
simply because it is . proposition. and
is the first bid made towards putting an
end to the war.
The North may gradually rise in its
offers until something acceptable has
been put forth. The only reply Of the
South TO President Lincoln has been .
resolution Of the Confederate House of
Representatives to burn al the cotton
and tobacco that may be 10 danger Of
falling into the hands Of the invaders.
In every point Of view the proposal Of
the President gives great scope for spec
ulation and perhaps some glimpse OF
hope, but it j. tor what it may herald,
and not for what it ie.
Rus.ell's correspondence to the Times
Is again dated At Washington, and comes
down to March Sd. He SAYS the wealth
er has prevented Gen. Mcclellan from
advancing. He ptsises the constancy
and tenacity Of the Confederacy. He
says the Northern troops we're getting
loughs.
weary Of var and clamorous for tor
Gibraiser advices Of the l4tb, say the
Federal vessels Tuscarars, John and
Kearsaee we're 1t Algerias.
The Lieutenant OF The Sumter and ex-
U. 8. Consul 1t 'Cadix, who were arrest
cd At Tapgiers, were trasferred from the
John to the Harvest Home, bound for
Boston. It is eaid they were put in
irons,
A. general meeting Of the Atlantic
Telegraphie Company was held in Lon
don on the 10th. The directors report
was adopted. Hopeful views were en-.
tertained. %
The Marine statistics show that il 8
months ending January 3lst, about 80
vessels from Americs for EngIaud la3en
with four and grain, were lost. The
total cargoes excssdsd 700, 900 bushels.
g. Additional troops weso bsisg ssst "a
(Naxieo and > new brigade was - 1eavG
Tealoa o ths following wssk.