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LOST AND FOUND.


r Osr-On the might of the ie.h instant. l.a,'s
':s s;s:lf s::s =. IS -
az REwARD-Io st. on Che ssh ms. /. . sm.ll
s,0 Ss. and Sst % s SsG b,ss o
70 sss sgfsoa House. corner ION street =.
nR. wADswORrH.s $50 Q sTRE ET. WILL
sEIrG ~ DOC I0I. fg IIsnl, on on.
SIO REWARD:1streyed from he Northern
y.s1: Cd; medium liz win s "a o. the II
re-: s Sss -. be on
return to stall No. as butcher market, Northern
is iss. ---- 3. A.PkRPHER.
cs REWARD - OFT on aondsy, the 9Th in
8 o't.d red aud white, with white face; the OIL sf
snS sbo 5ss fs%, viii e
rssurrei to JAMES ExFTERRY.' 18th street. be
tween New vort ~ enEe and the cana. IL
OK REWARD-WiIl be tIven for the returns
All; hsi :: ! branded on her; Also, q small II
'O'' 'A "'' THOMAS sAaTLAND.
,... at the RECEIVING sss .yOdn IT
O. REWARD.-susyed or stolen from my
YC Premi,es,, on the 18th instant. . grey ~
st a. md to p sms n tsps. s nn III N
hip S,usea iroIa rollins an. .sId mar. !. in .9!;
returned 70 me 81 ny residence, north street be-
tSeen It'll and sH st.. east, Or at Center MARKET,
nisr n sh' house. r. sn' Mk slssSht 'lBr.
Eu1 60. - =. -:
SIS oadsy ss n.. ss'; 6'
Cow, With warts on hor tsats. The 6qdst wall
y Z. I ssss.s :. ssss .sS ssh
S'S PUP, with lts hetr shaved of an ~
ave.s 20 ,he "a asm nv,p gsu he 10
aoS P.nn.yIy.nis Az ---@-is.L2t.
AkhES UP hsFRhbE65 On o oSs sf9 o,n ns.a
Lave By pfoylnI property, psyIng charges. In
itsh and b street, isfsnd. ie IL st.
an REWARD-stI,yed or at, len from # th.
red Durham COW: are above Tsw,rd 1
street. Georgetown. ,.-r.,us
STRAYEbB OK sEaaEE.,A. h I.,Ss re rev, S2nsd
he,d and neck With horns. A sG:sshls
Js 1H S ss R;a Il she !; q ana
streets. Georgetown. Je1l.2t
0E REWARp-s6.1,d from Valentine Grioer.
With Little Wits on nook. and one 6riSdis ~
% sa ee S'h st.
isiI 81! VALENTINE sRIcER.
- scriber's stable. on Monday, a dun or "a
T:.nSs% "A. MA II :6ous Is hands high ~
.uhsoTiber (. very poor msnl vii pay .rs.sonsbs
rewsrd tor her return or any information Leading
to her recovery Inc ufrs st Star on g. or of CI.rS
& Harvey, resI Ions Bridge; ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

II near Bl.denshurr, two NEGRO BOYS, 50
on Monday last Henry Beckett 81 ett inoh ~
mers; he hsd his thigh bfoke:: and limps
lte rseq 10 yeaIs LLOYD, fee' or silob74
accustomed by burns; thick lips and grum counts
nance. and speaks quick; very large head and
Lloyd, and either case they must be brought home
before receiving the above reward.
je7 FIELDER mA6RuDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

SALE OF SMALL HoUsE AND Lof.-Personi
wishing 70 purchase q ANAL house and lot, ca
have an opportunity by attending the sale to
morrow (Friday1 afternoon, At S o,elock, on Oh,
Premises, csrner CT Tenth and north o streets
Foi PARTICULARS zee Advertisement.
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cox REWARD-For the apprehension and
sU ~ delivery to me, Ut the VIliage Of 40
B,ssd s. Prince Ssorre's County, Md gS
property Of n: n. W airing, deoss.ed, Of the ~
County and stat. Aforesaid. Charles is very ->s~
spoken to; aud about five fest seven inches In
height, he is well known in Washington, and ie
will give the above reward no matter where taken.
DIONfSIUS SHERIFF,
je2-lmr Extr of III. n Warning,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION For the derange-
ment Of the system accidental to the change Of
diet, wounds, sruptions and exposures, which
every volunteer Is liable to, there are no remedies
% safe, so convenient, and reliable Holloway's
Pills and Ointment, % cents per box. 300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

CcEss, &c Dr. White, the Chiropodist, will
be at his Once, i76 Pennsylvania a-enue on
Monday, Tuesday anu Wednesday, June 9th,
10th and 18th, when those troubled with corns,
6In n. diseased lis nails, &C., can avail them
troublesome customers without pain. The Doc
tor leaves for Saratoga on the following Thurs
6AY. lie at
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COX REWARD-For the appreheu sion and de-
Pc livery 70 me. at the village Of Bla -
d Don Prince SsoEIe's county, Nd. Of ~
property of u. II, Warrins, dsee ssed, of the
county and State Aforesaid. Albert il veryS-
when spoken to3 and shout feet 10 or II nones In
night Heis well known in Washington, dad is
give the above reward no matter where taken.
DlONYSIUS SHERIFF,
Ex'r of H. III. Warning.
1.-THE Prince Georglsn and Upper Marlboro Ga
zstte COPY until forbid and charge the cdvertser.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

From Richard Smith, Esq, Cashier Bank of
Metropolis
From the satisfaction given In a case Of Deaf
ness, In which had cause to feel the utmost In
terest, and the happy result of Or. F. A. Mosch-
Iisker's operations, deem 1t an act Of justice to
permit him to place my name on his list Of rec
concentrations as a skillful Aurist, for the benefit
Of those who may require his services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

The EXCURSION TO 6LTgoNr The party who
were fortunate enough to get on board TIE Young
America last night enjoyed the trip to 6lymont
and immediately repaired to the pavilion, where
gay parties 'rippcd II on the Hight fantastic toe''
1ntl almost dawn. The supper table was set at
rs O'Clock, and al did ample Justice to the
good thIngs' displayed. At az O'Clock tbs
party broke up and repaired to toe boat to take
tneir places for up the river, arriving at Wash
lngton at 5K O'Clock this morning. Such was
NE rush 10 get tickets for the occasion that the
boat could not accommodate 1.-THE part Of those
anxious TO 20. : :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

foLIcE.-f Yesterday, the Third Ward patrol
men rePorted-Owen Sheckell, threats Of violence;
seeurity Tor Peaee-by Justice Thompson. o. g.
Wood, drunk and disorderly, turned over 70 the
provost guard. Frank Bowie, do; 81 cts. costs
by Justice Walter.
The Fourth Ward Patrolmen feported-Henry
Harriet Cooper, profane and Indecent language;
nned 81. John Ross, drunk and diserserfy; do
81 Ihas. Moody, do do. s3--hy Justice wal
Sf. Emma Mills, threats; security for peace.
nus, Sighting; turned over TO the mllitary-by JUS
tiee Clayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

GS0 REWARD.-The above reward will be
VcO given 10 any person or persons who Will
give lpforma ion that msy lead TO the arrest and
convict on OF the three men, or two OF & en-, who
robbed the subscriber tee morning Of thu It'll
slant by rufian'y violence of watch and ana |
sum of money. If the informer does not vIsh Il,
further the ends of justice. Silver patent lever
open face, No. so. PavLbyokers take notice.
JOHN FILE rCHER, cor. of and 9Th sts.,
Je g. ST. Washington clty, ID. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

nisTRICT OF. COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
~ CotNTf. To tsit FL hereby certify
that Charles Wilson, of THO cognty sfof- y
SAID, brought before me. the subscriber,
oil the Justioes Of the Peace, In aud for nnS5,
SAID county. this iiSS.h day of May. 1859. .,
. stray uespessing upcn ns enclosures Gar1
mouth and pely; hnir worn Of by the o. LOT ana
traces; tail clipped and oropDef. 49, 4.l..
Given under my hand this 18th day of May. 1861.
t. -. III 8: MURRAY, j. p.
The s*ner Of the tbeve described mule, lis re-
z sfSSys s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

Ho, EoR 6LYMokI "A moonlight excursion
70 Glymont II advertised for Tuesday nsxt, une
Itn This excursion Is for the benefit OF sic L
and wounded soldiers, and 10 under the auspices
OF the linton Literary Association. The swirl
steamer Baltimore, capable Of carrying one thous-
aad persC M, 10 chartered for the occasion Among
,ne IN snegers We notice the name Of Mr. Ether
Idge, Clerk Of the House Of Representatives,; Mr.
,,,ofney, Secretary Of the Senate; Mayor wallach,
.l4Yof Addison Of Georgetown, and many other
prominent and influential citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

PAEBICIDE About a week ago a man named
hlco, living In Alexandra county, Va neal
BARS Cross Roads, In q moment Of intoxicstior
undertook TO whip bis wife While In the act OF
oeauug her, his nttle sou, lad ten years Of sge
sell-d dirk oT large knife, and ran behind hii
Iatnef aad plunged Il Into his back, infiicting .
wound which has sisce proved fatal. Hicks wa
reported to be q very quiet man when sober, bui
Always crazy when under the influence Of LIQUOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

nIsTRf JTT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHrKsros
~ COUNTY. To-pit: I hereby certify that VIM.
H, Stuart, one of Tn. Metropoiitan Police, Of the
said DISTRICT, brought before me, one of the yus-
toes In and TO- SAID eounty this slst day Of
i5ss: 2. "a stray. running Of large, soITel MAZE.
yhlte Called bJ tho COLLAR; shod all round; switch
tai; has been worked In gears
Sven under nv hand and seal Slst day of May,
1852, HENRY KEAVER, ]. p.
Theovner Of the above described mare is roe uest-
Sd TO prove property. pay charges a2d take her
WIN. b. WEBB, Chief OF Pcice.
je 2svSw Ofi,e, SIS Nth at /, near Pa. av. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
To GRocEhIEs, HOTELS, AND DEALERS.

The ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT afforded by
the Ladies' Festival OF the Western Presbyterian
Church, at Franklin Hall, corner Of Ninth and ID
streets, will be continued during the evenings Of
the present week All seeking innocent and agree
able recreation should visit this popular resort 5t$
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From O. H. BrOton., Esq M.n.bs, Of Cong

II gives pleasure to be able tn state that DR.
Won Moschzisker relieved me from an attack Of
Deafness, with which have for some months
been af1 icted.
June 9, 1872. G. H. BROWNE, M. C..
DR.. Won Moscbzisker, Oculist and Aurist, No.
227 Pennsylvania avenue, gives his exclusive at
tsnon to the treatment Of all the maladies Of the
Eye and Ear. Persons requiring his services
should apply without delay, II they wish the
full benefit OF his treatment. 1t%
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-12

s<A s,ne,. totsie 81 sPArIDrNG's rrFft H
GLIB -Glf ssre ten raaes 20 ou~t-6s
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srAULDINc's PREPARED cLuf.
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HOUSE,

g~sszssrr xso~S a. rs Ass~s-os sor~,l
Corner Washington and section ST..
SULLIVAN. fSgs.SA.
TUE unsisrsielea kAsiue l.Iltaeri tte alcve.
L tssirn nsxnr 4 eAe ~ t1e aa.sl eonnfnlfshie
hol-is ~ he Net. snd fsr -tfsrrier ~ every
respect - as N fis place. 40 ~ Le sccos.uo-
ettisens vfst "a ieaf4rz. p'~.re rrrcaricd eforts
~ sctui. the highest ooufff and conseniefee =
thsir gasts. so hsee fll s-1tepce g. 20 sarcsss
81 their ertsefQTs.
wn.M xrorTs IS. v. WHITE. Preprissors.
Nas---rhar G. tssf. t4zu
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sPAULDING'S PREPARED cLUE.
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Esoprard association,
nunnEa nxr1 DExu1
\NAOOO!

NNEOOD.
- ucv LOAF, HOW eestorsd
-. abiiskei, a. q Sealed EnVelope.
4 baClCRE on the nature. treatment and
y radical care % SP,rmstorfhoca. or Semi
uai Weaaucss. sexual Debility. NeTvousnes.
ans involuntary kaaiesione. inducing impo-
tsur5 ans Mental irtarsclty.
~ kob. }. CULNfRN Kill. y u.
.saf l5v ~ thf tsrssa bsok, &c.
The woria-reHowred sntbor a. this siniTa-
blcicctare clearly proves fro ~ kis own expert
ence. taatthe Az IA consequence af 1ifabgse
may De oEcrtnaity removed without medic ae
and wiiho. dangerous surgical opersfi on a.
boUE e.. Instruments, Finfsof cordlala. point.
ing cut mode OF cure Al once Certain and 81
fectuai.by which every s1fcl~.. 20 Aaitr-
whal H. coatiu On nay DC. may euge hinseii
cAe4gfF. PrtratsiF and radically. Tie Lecture
viii prove coon 10 4 onsa 81 : and Thousands.
sent rrder seal - sny adiIess. post paid. on
receipt Of two postage stamps. ~ addressing
Dr.CHAS.I q. KILN $. -. severy. New York
Post Ofste box f5eo.
snaa9fN
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srAULDING's PREPARED eLuF
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Py he zee n thrsn fils tie peric..c aifael.
kevVoas CT Vet HerGach< may hc prevented; 49,
AIKEN a. he commencement q an sstsck, iumedis,.
slie' rem sickness vii 70 ohtalnet.
TAey seldom fan IN removing she Nsss.ssa at
Henfae'e 70 sii.e4 isaaies are 60 nnch subject
I Erhey Get Fsnsfs'iv ueon the ho~tls-re.ao~sn
Coestre7ess
FOr Isevas msz. lssdesss. Dslios,s Feaaa.
- al psrsofF .<is141rl, ls5is lhe, e.. -,iusils
a LAXATIVE. On iuprevfrg The oppesfs irving f.-.s
Ard s.9o - he digestive organ, sn5 rssiorlnr ths
usfursi electricity and strength Of TIE Vh.l. ssts
TIE crPHkIIC FILLS &C THE resrli a d. ~ If,s..
ngsuon and carefully conducted expe-4snefi. -lrs
teen IN many years. curing VIII nc 4, >
ksss prcve-ied sIG relieved yssi ar ~; 4 psu
a. suffering sroE- ,--sr. vA-thsr oriri1atsn~
re aer-~-.s tss.sa ffo.l -ftarysA f.sis of.l
s.osnach.
Iley 49, entirely ~ers.stl. o. t-sii -...li,t
aud nay be taken a ali tlars With psr.s.f -. 5
~ttho4s making Any ohsuss u -iss a--f ~ ltsrst
~ any atsosrreat1e fasfe rssfers r err e. ..f.sa
fsss- 1e~ . c1nfrer.
BEWARE OF COuNTERFEITs
ne gsr.linc have signature fHsn-J G. S7su!..ls
"a each box
sslshy Druggists an al ether a..is- Ia m,'..
cine
4 hsz AL bs 2, RIAL GA receipt o,as
TkIcr 20 cRETs.
: A. crsers .t5aiflf af-r.-sei "a
HENRY c. sPAULDiS0.
ssc>dar Street. View yors
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Mests Al suca Suergrnciesl A. no houshol. .
- sfckiag penf.
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COMBS 4 BROTHER.

COMBS \ BROTHER
HAvISc rec-asiy psrehsses III Co.'S nrn. fsr-
II II mtfly tseeu e. ~ 'eCuEk htNFs," rne.
sst-,hree-easrtrr niiss wsst q he clty, ar nss
prepared - farnisa - ciiae1s & ferrehsute aul
vrfnfys VIII fr5d srtirie e stl-screenef Soai.
figure - kalt th<1e pfrllons sirneA
w. 49, stss AeeFlis for The Hixblan3. bfazIl ard
Fsrueft5nrE Coal Nioes.
ef orlefs ia Il lbs ylgo Connty Scales o. a Tie
rests1ce q eitasr propEss.sE, Tar tas Richsrcrt
hsilrosi p~pes. III - ziist o. st1rt eetics.
efvs ~ . vi.
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- csxssil ll,Fiacipiet persons are stsen.,,slas
pAin - e. The unsusp~ciing ruilic, initatlGls Il
fkKPARED 0iCk. ~s1ld caa<isn prr~or-s a. =. -
me before purchsslns. Al see tA@t ID fan
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
TO she Democracy OF FRANKLIN
Comfy.

Notice Ia hereby given to the. Democracy Of
franklin county to meet on Friday. August 22d,
1862. between the hours of three (9) and six (6)
O'Clock, P. NJ, In tho tovnshipe, and seven ~
and nine (9) o'clock, P. M, in the wards at the
usual places of holding elections, except Nor
wich township, which will be held at Hilliard's
Station, to appoint delegates to attend tho
County Convention to meet In the City Hall IN
the city Of Columbus. on Saturday, Angus. 23d,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating county officers, consisting of Clerk Of
the Courts, Prosecuting Attorney, County Com
missioner, IDfrmary Director, County Surveyor.
and appointing County Central Committee.
And at the same time and place, one Congress
sional delegate will be appointed from each
township and ward. The following is the num-
bcr Of delegates allotted to each ward and town.
ship, based upon the vote cast for Governor In
1861, allowing one for each fifty, and an addi-
tlonsl delegate for each fraction Of twenty-five
vntea an naat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

THE WEsTMINsTER REvIEw.--The July mum.
Der OF the Westminster, from the press of L.
Scott & Co., New York, is before us. The ar.
ticles in this number are; The Life and Policy
of Pitt; DR. DAvidson's Introduction to the Old
Testamenti Election Expenses; Sir William
Hamillon--his Doctrines Of Perception and
Judgment; English Rule in India; Celebrated
Literary Eiendships, The Dawn of Animal
Life; Contemporary Literature.
The writers for the Westminster are able as
we'll as liberal In their views. Those who
differ from them cannot but admit their ability
and learning and the clearness Of their state.
ments, whether Of fact or philosophy.
One feature Of the Westminster, in which IL
differs from the other British Quarterles, Is it's
review In every number of ootemporary liters-
ture. This review takes in the whole range of
religion, philosophy, and literature, and forms
q pleasant and Instructive miscellany.
The price Of the American edition Of the
Westminster is three dollars year; with
Blackwood's Magazine, Ave dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

SEVEN NIedERs TAKE POSSESSION OF WHIT
Mans HoU,E I'VE are informed by gentle
man residing In the Southern part of this town.
ship that, few evenings since, three big, ugly
black female niggers came 70 a farm house In
bic neighborhood and asked to stay all night
| They wero told they "could not etay."
A few moments after the arrival of the
wenches--the "oontra's'' having the affair all
arranged-there came second lot, consisting
OF four ulgy, big maleniggers. The family be-
coming still moro frightened at this new feature
10 "politics" said they could give them their
supper, but could not possibly accommodate
them through the nighs.
The dsrkies, thinking there was no "millen.
mum" about that kind OF talk, rpoke up all
about the same time and all In about the same
strain, as follows:
20 yes; date dc way We am served; you wife
people In de Norf told us to run away from our
mas ers an would treat US like brudders; an
dis is de way We am treated"
lively var Of words here ensued-in fear
on the part of the white family, but in an In
solent and determined manner on the part OF
the ntggers.
Tpey took the supper; and not only that, bui
they Haytd all night, against the remonstrsDce
OF the propretorr o. the mouse, and never said
80 much as even "tbanky"
The beauty of the thing Is, however, the
whole OF this white family, who were made
slaves TO niggers on THE occasion, and had been
pretty we'll aooltionlsed, arose the next morn
ing With the dawn most tffsotually cured of abb
olitiODiem and about ae good Democrats as that
lem generally makes--ard IL N axes them, when
IL docs make, most atotuL sound!
This is only the bsgiuning Before great
while these runaway blacks will be among us
90 thick ss five in bed.-PeTry County Union
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
Tho rIsslinr at Tremont.

Tho Democratic meeting al fremont, 10 thil
county, On Saturday last, was one OF the largest,
most enthusiastic and determined sesembiagel
of the kind ever held In German Township
Without any special effort usually resorted to,
to get up . large meeting, the Democracy from
all parts Of Clarke, and a number from Cham
psign county, we're in attendance at quite an
early hour Of the day. The old, tho middle
aged and the young Democracy were assemble ed
in council on the state of the Nation, aud q
spifit, rssolute and determined, pervaded the
whole assembly, TO restore the supremacy of the
good cid d, mocratc partyj the only true, loyal
paety nov in she country; end the restoration Of
which TO power 10 the government, is the surest
guarantee Of the preseI walton of the Constitu-
ton, the UnlOn and the Country, and its final
recovery from the bghtiDg and damnable curse
of Secession and Abolition. Hon s. s. Cox,
who was advertised TO speak, addressed the peo.
pie for over Two hours, on the present condition
of the country, and the duty OF the Democracy
aud conservative men In the crisis.
In his remarks he showed that while the De
mocracy would do all in their power to restore
the Government TO Democratic rule, they would
not and did not wage aLy fsclious oppositioI TO
the Administration, bnt on the contrary were
ralyng by thousands and tens Of thousands to
the ca OF the President, TO maintain the Con-
stltutop, the Union and the lava in all their
righIfnl supremacy, and To suppress and crush
out oil rebellion against them, not m, rely BY
force of arms. but by such other measures as
common sense, reason and patriotism may sug-
gest. He was frequently applauded during bis
speech, and won golden opinions from all who
heard him. Mr. Cox, by the course pursued in
the last Congress-, has the respect, confidence
and admiration of all the truly loyal people, and
wherever be speaks thousands flock together TO
hear him, No other public man In ONO enjoys
in 30 eminent degree, the high reputation for
devotion 10 the country and her lASs, as Hons
s s. Cox, and we are asIonisbed that men are
to be found in our community, whose far forget
every sense of decenoy and propriety, to say
nothing of patriotism, as TO denounce him as a
traitor, for none other than partisan reasons.
1t 10 an insult to Gov. Tod, who urged Mr.. Cox
60 take the stump in favor of enlistmeDts, end
to the patriotism OF the Democrats and Repub-
llcaus who are rallying to the call of their
country uhder his eloquent and patriotic teach
ipRe. - Sgyinofeld Democrat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
SELF muIIlatIon 90 Avoid the DraS,

The PROPOSITION to draft for the army gives
rise to various curious manifestations. A sur
geon of the Eleventh Connecticut Senatorial
district gives an sccoun. of Ave individuals in
New Fairfield, town adjoining Danbury 10
that State, who had each cut cf fore. finger to
evade the draft He mentions others who
have had all their teeth extracted for the same
purpose.
The newspapers mention the case Of Me.
LINUS LEONARD, Of S!urbridge, Macs, on ex-
tensve and wealthy farmer, much respected,
who committed suicide on the 18th inst, by
hanging himself by rope from beam in the
upper part OF a shed adjoining his house. In.
timAlions we're given to his family of such a
purpose, just after one of the assessors Of the
town had been with him, taking the names Of
those subject to draft. He leaves a widow and
two young sons.
The Pougbkeepsie EGgls states that Que day
last week, farmer living in Beekman, Ouch
ess county, N. Y, came in from the woods
with his toe cut of, which be said was caused
by letting his axe fall on It when coming home
Unfortunately for bis patriotism, when the Doc
tor dressed the wound be asked to see the bOoI
hs had on st the time of the accident. This
be said vas impossible, as be had lost It in the
wOOds. AS consequence some of bis neigh
bors are SO uOgenercus as to doubt his patriot
ism, aud cay they think he ca. OF bis too or
purpose to avoid being drafted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

Cumberland 0Sp--lbe land covered with wood
20 be cleared iof three miles on each side OF
the road, 90 as to prevent ambuScades. The
Major Is Of opinion that the highest "military
necessity" demands the immediate construction
Of such road on the above plan.
EMPLOYMENT AND COLONIZATION OF FREE BLACKS
In connection with the foregoing topic, Major
RipENoUR suggcsts the drafting Of the able
bodied free blacks and mulsttoes In all the States,
between the ages of fifteen and Afty FIVE,
to be used in the military service as teamsters,
and aso as labOrers in building military roads,
digging bitches, making Notifications, and In
other manual labor incident to the service He
proposes that such colored laborers shall receive
reasonable nsatlon-thirty-t per
cent. of the same to be drawn monthly, and
the residue 10 be placed to their credit, to be
expended at the close of the war in colon'zlng
them and their families in Liberia or else
where