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, 1862-10-22
FROM R00THWE;S MIBs0Ul R1.
Number ,liij' iaiss!ti nd Genditien,l Of the:
:. y, !, Rebel F0fec8. ~: III

:, 'BFp,koi}iiiastp, AA5;. OBJ, ,,at.EAph@nsr Is
the camp, IL Gu; alntH, end.whot escaped -
tha tims 81 ths'' ''BSat' 1t :Ne1 1toni., gvts the
following tsfahh the ypndftiba q the rebt'
els on tho Honthnest. bofdef' soldlers; siy
,MdBidss' I'D Raaf4ko'tat bid 1000 81 to0oo mea,
lila IINHs ib 90, 1o,ooo st Whom only Tare
x4etN& Cooper RoQ IA go!Eee i, ,tnd ehsig{
hid 1900 1a1lsns. 3Thp gsPsfa Pin Of ths,
,inIi,iohh of Atabeun ;xss 4hst therebets w4nla
mareh IN threA coidpns under. Cooper. P4t7
ions nd R.ihs, itsFhs arst point. Is 81 t.ksn
'W4fb sbttogatlai Mount ivtslnoh; and ,R6l1e:
:Tbdy. thought, ttAtto 'atef dnlJ about iiao8 q
:tsdgeel sIopt II f. ths atate, .nd that tho faK,
Is - ~ + iaatter.W HiadP,a, MD y y
speech, - which be ptonlsed mt ,ths s(alH !
I'D bar would aoat tlt al9ng' tte,. Mssi4stpb1
.ra Ai.tepA blysrt:p gkt's.s sFaIy Fa.yt,; T4e
sfebei jinliy; |. ifkpYasahd 70 bs ii T;Glshltfa.
'sccipdition, Only: About thfes-fourths 'ot the
men are armed it III, Ind many that ara armed
are only provided Hi(Rlhot guns and squire,
, 1862-10-22
:. TIE WAR IN KENTUCKY.

i 'rx, 80. - ~
tepecia U.spa'en 70 sno ohirsf1 ~ y, H.. ="
,.:., .s r.I.sto-t 49, - - ,.s nsast
..,aN,I." 2 ~ e't:s1 ~ Hv rss,1ssoe
4e"o ,.."s 80 = s,atha1
.s 'p' 80 ~ - - t a..Ss1l ,-sss
n.anot4 "ssn ss,s1 ~ tSa s4,r s t ~ - IT.
Has fsssas - =. ~ oo,,,,1, T. IL +hare r. j
~ ] h,na,sa +a .nd afty H., ,nriso;,ar.I nom
,hst % sss,,o,s - ~ eamnt,r Ill, &. rndrrov
I 4m1s nn,a, - ~ ] r.snIfo:f r. IA T Ts;t,ia4on r.
Tha,c ~ no news of imnorfsnea IN
tbo cifv * d.1,ght tThe nova from Buelfa Ind
prseo,s % ~ fnrrps ~ L. fnim;,ort.nt nnly ,u,nfis
% ~ ,s.a,s raan ~ o.ntrrsd 1sroa man ~her
49, % ~ .,.s ~ t.s,,a 4 raar spss1.tovn, ana
wv: c1 az q ~ istta.s snS ii, ~ .oia,srsI
e.oAS Upsa !.ba.S 80 ~ nstna * XII inhs u thsir
aua ea,m,,;e. ~ WE w." ,..-~.-.', ~s -:
'amlee5 - ion,i koo T. nm mem nan
~ "ven mnl W. ~. -. s,eins. T. ~
!Stt hlkees.g'y%a ~ Tha p:.sSn9sr Ss - .r.,o .
.nSeon .a"t !. 49, 4.,ord;5 III, raturn to:n,oht
1"as "Vnt WA yss,e9 -. n.
!, .saie. 4 speclal IRAN attlesa so'n's4.. ~
nas aot oamasea a9 tVaa megn. mn . ,ut % w..
was 'oIp p ~ MaiotopgHe ~ o0s "A'
Boon repaired :, .'". )
<EoU1sv1rlR, Oct el-11 50 P. m.-deneral
JefE @. Davis, who Killed Neleon' has noeh
'fele"ea nom arrest ano ofaefeo 10 repof. tot
duty At Cincinnati Ae lot mere 'hls evening
: Gen. Dnmont passed through nero thia eve:
ming On route Tor Indianapolis: {:
One hundred and hny rebel prisoners 'fom
frankfort and Lexington ana Soo pa!o1eo
fedeia1 prisoncre from 'Oox's Creek, arrived
hero They leh at 8 o'clock on Monday morn: !t ::
lfg, aud up to: . o'clock tbs afternoon. mad
nothing TO cat, Morgan having destroyed all
tho cspturea provisions. thAt ho could not
caify AWAY: Morgan's rhsn Changed clothes
Nth many Of our prlsones, md bis band .a are
, 1862-10-22

c,t;Ii ,pipdefxaag ii t1neeS. communicated,
which falae3y assumed that: the United s!stes e
government Of lis generals 'had engaged i9
s1%lug tas negroes IN ASsnsSs = St Sbea
Ger. Car promptly responded, telling hina
that neither th6 government or III agents had
aInita hegrne9; on, tbo contrary. the federal
troops lad heen employed :dltatmtnE the ne,
groee,, ahd Hb3le 70 employed nero attacked
and portion captured By gueIllas. aei;:
~ Gsft eo%msudins onSa sssa oesr nd I'D
Isha}l eleerin]Iy follow II 6nt," '''a.
IN a 9kiImieh pp. The | Ith, twolqa m|le9 Me4s
Of HeIe6s. the national forces captured lieu.
teasnt colonel Of the alstoTexas, and twelve,
prlsstes. :. The enemy's fdtthef loss g I'M.
known. Major Rector, Of the 4sh Iowa' WAS.
;ass sease Rt'Snsar, saa ,sn'ss sn2 g aaa af
, 1862-10-22
>. ; J: 'TreAsufy Transactlo1nst ~:
lspecial Dispatch to the New York Tslbnno.1

:, 7.,T.5 II. WtsHrNoTon, Oct. 1pI I186s;: il
We ire huthorized y state that theIsssfse:.
tsrY Of the, tfFtentg does not entertain the
lata Of offering Avttwsnties to public colnpe.
naval successes to, realize 6is hopea Ia fslsi4g
the public credit and SECURE tho more tapid
conversion Of treasury tiotes into; authorized
bonds As for The rumors that HI. Hooper,
of Boston, and other .gehtlemen are' here for
fhey ira tniiie1y 1ufo1nded: The 9ecfsta1y 81
the treasury expects to take up all the demand
notes BY The lit Of February, Tt0fssqe Of
new five and ten dollar notes alnohnta at pres:
ent to about $500, ,0Qo q day. more than The
value Of the'demind notes retired. !. The daily
o2o e. aaa sS t6s aa'ly y 'ssns Y postage currency
, 1862-10-22

n QSEHILL OFAIETERY.-Ther
LII Will be \ specisl Train to Kohchtll Ceulttery
t!us TEphESi,Al sitetao9n. 9et 2a9, le4g!ng taa
,n,ng n 49,. Fare 70 GsntS s.Gh wy
, 1862-10-22
ur. 1pacrso1lsa Anno1nttttehtssc r,

Nr. Inaersol4,a Appolntmehsaa,, i = ::
rfop. i. G. 1nsst9oi),; 3 Rspqhileah union
e.sdd,te for congresa tdt tae STATE II largo,
vii tddrets the people pn political topics nj
tho following u,hss kad p1ases:;;.{ J.. ..>;G
ra,ls EdgaT, county Wedpasday, Qat. n. II.
eltti, Rtehlahd sonnt{, ri PtlasJ, OCT, NJ ;,I!
lGtn, Mkdleon county, Monday. Oct, ri. i '}s-
11in:y, Adams county, "wednesday. oct. 20.
l,eemb, 4cDonougf county, Tharadly, Oct. 10,
Lss1ltoWu, Fulton county, Friday, OCT. ii, :. ,
, 1862-10-22
FROM CAIRO, AND ,mjEi1PHiils!:: il!:


,'EdH wa =" = ~ Al dA1Ro, OFT. d. .iear.s]
This morning the steamer McComai arrived
MA bsp. prisqnAra I1fon Louisville. "a Tha
: 'qua1termsttefs .hsA .bnsn ,ordered toIpT3sldaa
ttapportatton fof-1 900 for Viekaburg. .;T4ey I
;Htl leave ii the d5tf9o Gf L d&y or tTo.., l. :.
%T;tr1 !. ;1GK.hia r5144,or curtant thia
- p'~oao'y a~...s .us.s 80. ."ra o
rotsken Island No. TO-; Thls' 1utnor; purports
fo have i fele6rarn' ff1o3niii nolnnbua AZ ita
.I;t5,iIy X inSS, r. - fs.SG1n,r+.,s. ~ a. .
has failed to elicit any information upon the
subject, Ind IsRiYe. 10 for What II may bes
Hofth; va, a. q, ,,.sia ~ l.:' "a
a fedefel foldier Has terribly wounddd TO-,
aay a. tCn,dmbn. nv .ka, ernloa{on of a.ha,,.
uss, ~ soianoao, ,sa Y A1 oAP'ossa =. ae.
he had ouat aaFe Wi'R e?Me 9! nls cpins"es
and placed the shell, which Tas supposed to
be- empty, too close 10 1t, when It iEnIted, .
.1,.,' ~ ~ =. ~, .ho.a .ts,aa -,
VIM the leeu1. aeoys s,aseo 81. s,,,. = a., H.,
sseanaers haYo Arrived from st, Louis fo.dny
and re ,,btt nll tiutet at Commerce. y =
, 1862-10-22

Dear Sir, you viii pleas and 10 dolla!s %.
have been kind enough 70: send me- yodr ps:
per fot the lsst nine inonthsAAnd VIC are told
from the best authority that ths labeter Ia
worthy. Of bis hai1er- must say y6nrs u q
. good country paper 10 far q general neHs -
pspor-according to my opinion will fali abort
10 soma extent Tho great principals fought
by our four fatherpt but you arc youD& d
hope you will impfoTe yonres truly, :.
f.. 80 ~ JAMRB b, EpLKT.
, 1862-10-22

Hon. Q. II. LaWrence,s e,sAppointments
Hon. Ohsrles u. Lawrunco, the Union nom.
1nee for Congress In the 4sh dltttlct, will
speak as follows:
Al wTa.saw, Hancock county, Oct. nd.
ii Ausue|s, Do Do oet. iii
Speaking to ba In tho evening,
, 1862-10-22

'ses sessmss s Sopiedsistes 6svs baea n.iing hl.sy II
ppsctstts Of cattle md negroes In Tetaa with
eobhtehit tohfe9efats Suftteney .HhekSppobs'
81 81 Nquleioh u theI Igesy!e&iao. !! & e fsftH thaii
Me1e a,rssted 1T Natchex..' ~ hs5',t ~: @ g:
n, The tdiastencs betxeeh tho gehu1de ahd thsi.
$S$ s.s 81 s$E 4 e. 'hs s,s @
a<s To ply At soms event neyek expected, and
the othEf Initiates the eisnple;;a WhJ Jthouta
zoguts. iii ont about: suea tIiai1g 'diltIne:.
:tlohsk' The only; eas1.y IN Tho Blter kad
ptlntf's tnfi md thai u - ihuoh n oae 9ases
:sii,6S 5othshtTs sath ttidoE oEquestions shoutd
mot be 'psrmitted.to divide tho eonfe,efases, !,
nhent ntthe1 1case' demands that thst aii.hAnS
;togeihsf.tty ,:te ii, Tsta2ta~va - hftsij' +
ts +: HOW shdS sQidle,a: :YetS.Ma1 III,
pED{ n. Stubs, c5f5thtsslohsf u tib1 th9 1ot3
fof ths 8th, 1osa ltfan sry tfktdasnht etka 'n5d
II Fo,t Pickering, Mamphis, Tenn, REPORTS
jhe vote a. follows: Republican. 28o; Demo-
crAt, e6. Conmtnt Is unnecessary,
, 1862-10-22

w WANTED.--TakeN Notice{-I am
w out Of business aud want p 60 y work. Ths
wia ~ cT ia e.lsoai Tb tnnv an WS M
ri n esrap;s ot stSndlag TO s1y gs9ssa hns!nei.
dtcett living: Can furnish No. lreletenees. AddrtH
&c, H.J,D;i" Post Once Boz lisa Chicago: nj.
, 1862-10-22
:1Gby ::Gtibute:s'.:::: 5: 5:
WEDNESDAY, ooTophKsa. lo's:.
a-.maiow ia Illinot5. |;

Parg0n BroWn1u" -, EV::f:E
mi. eloquent 'po'tis o. nv r,,si:,1 USs g !
,,a.,ot.d ~ 70 .pesd ope rset ia !: MlaSA . VI
foo''us ~. .'44,yoa. Ire will .ddtoss ePAopts
's', ~ DO ,.ss'i'ep, ss. .as r:,'ati. proclamation
~, On w ssost,n Tones, Al tas following =tmss
snd pisces: ,r ~, wednesday. OH so !,:;i., Il;
EsssssSs5 S,sft@sa ,s@.a g. g. FsssIt$.5 Fss} 3 1ftI
hEgotta e.. saturday. NoS: |: ffe'i, !!
pfsssmonth, pfs Warren Co.. Aoadays Nor, s,'!,7,;;'
~. ,pe,ktng will copanpeppsAt O. o'clock,
r.. o., o., pnlss' othasTils'e Pfo}asa byt the local
soc,,nlttet. a'.:::'t :A.:!.> - r III !
, 1862-10-22

BosIos, 0et.ii 2l.-0oy.l JOHN a. Andrew
has written, accepting tle Nomination Of taq
Republicans for Reelection: II ls slated thai
Gep, De!ehs will nccspt Tho Peoples Qalon
, 1862-10-22
WAN1ED-Agoo second hand
or q ana soatG

ITO. PACKERS We have room
L to store 1000 b.A; Beef or Pork upon :ICK ss uIr
honss sethss INe'f,h2 is Ia and ksste ,tss:ss.'
'. ot2aylGlA T. IWADliAMe. WILLARD & CO,
, 1862-10-22
:THE;a:0 Ii;: a:0REAI;; ;;iUl)i0h kljAIlX:
ssrI!*I1t 73:} ttlA ft:' = = = }zs9!Y4t1F F3{T 4
SPEECH OF; GEM: Den. ] PRkFNl !! i 4
!: Life in:S Southern =nApseo on!s;

I'M V ~ AaXasttSvt1? HI; 7.
49,; 4:siun1 NJ I:E::: III III 1sly %
i ~. a ent:;S c.ts s7z3sx .:.., {
ny II ~ + !
I:,i III; ,1.:'@s are Urea tHiE3}a@f'f: !: ::
W. i. ,sH,it 4 = :'a|fE?} 4fa l$l::f3 .,:,.
i ~ ~ :.s7 al ~ y REkil1i5k h,a
tEl65qiuis;ntE BpIseeshte,a1 /, by6SbHH Hragg,
T. e.; ;;'p4l::L 6Rd Hoafglil kI..9i y.
'':.:7'' !;s ,5s;s ss@qQda1{af j 4p;;': !:
t-t,3 n .;o- ! 's,is,i k4,t :: y iESk&fH !,I ,
, 1862-10-22

WANTED-To Rent, Furnished
fol seep!Eg 1auiits In al part Of tho cty
Adtre{s PCst OGttG Box 3GN Chicago oc2 y533 IL
, 1862-10-22
.. The following Table shows tho reSTPss
iot Flour drelp, Mve Stock; g, ,!1l,' ,einee 1'n.
..fat G,sd5ta nj t6fea' VeAftt =: s,5:


~, =: : ;. NJ; 4he Ea6t QhAftes :, Z
;s I'D tsst s T.: dsioAsa ,s E
tpsmpktn sotds.-Ghteago Tina.
KssIhat next?
, 1862-10-22

TOR eALE-A Rare Chance. Tho
II stock; f1tdres, 1eaie knd good Wilt Of | 1cll:
ssssesa III best 81
For particulars Inquire 1t 1e5 South CLARK street.
, 1862-10-22

WA N;TED--Qiroulair Bawye4a..
w TIE men Eh9 n ssn EetkI n; i !na.l S1{oelat saws
X Su aSa oae e.
HSSs assd ap!ly *h9 h.}s s%fh sefRloE%saS
, 1862-10-22

TAX SALE NOlIOE.-At the
IL sale Of property for State and County Tax for
lA John Fors5 tho WAS the purchaser Of Bab L,t No.
s. In Lot No. TO- IN Block No. ~ In Original Town Of
thh ago, an atsigMtL this certificate II purcnnsa 70
tho enbec1i6t1. ALI nersons t"ttfcstcd arr hereby
cc22ytio3t JUHN II. WALLACE,
, 1862-10-22

,,AX1ANTAtp,|:-3z J: agoed: **Brioklayeff
81 III q Sas: ss"sea
, ot22 Yk4Qtt II = ..;f II ~, -lu. II j.
, 1862-10-22

tVX7 ANTgp..--X firsstz Glass Oloai.L,,
w 3pit.s hf.kzr rkad Tttnntaf. Hhe s.n 1tni,h
'@p poy eat upon moderat telms a st{nat1oa Ii, Il
pirate family pIsltrred. Plaato sadten N G. II,
HQ4k XNE4 HOY lXl4.r ~ 44lY4l42KQefE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01

Life Insurance. .
Those desiring this satest aud eheapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, State institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no Ion.
ger q matter of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted as we'll in Wisconsin as in Conncc.
ticut or any other Eastern States. ... ....
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece.
dented," we would cordially invite all our citi.
zens to call at the office, south west corner Of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. S. S. DAGGETT, Pres't.a
a. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
C. L. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 30 1851 vi. ..s .. $500 .....r....s.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01
9atest News.
No War with England.
Mason and slidell civ
en- Up.
UNION VICTORY Mo,

An abstract Of correspondence between
Secretary Seward and Lord Lyons, result
ing in the delivery OF Mason and Slidell is
received.
Scc'y Seward yields to to demands Of
England, and announces that they would
be liberated in such manner as Lord Lyons
would be plt ased to indicate.
They will go out in the N;agara, which
will call at Fl. Warren for them.
Thus ends the contingency Of war with
England.
The publication of the Norfolk Day
Boot is suspended for want Of printing
papers.
Col. Rankin has rendered his resignation
Of the Lancer regiment, and the resigna-
ton has been accepted.
On the 5sth Gen. Prentiss with $50
troops encountered and dispersed 900 re-
bells at Mt. Zion, Boone county, Mo-, killing
and wounding 100, capturing IS prisoners,
95 horses, and los guns. Our loss was Q
killed and IL wounded.
A fight is impending in eastern Kentuc.
ky. .....- b.. ......-E s.............. -.
Col. Corcoran has not escaped; his con-
dition however, is to be rendered more
comfortable. ... ..
The banks of New York and Philadel.
phia have suspended specie payment.
Mr.. Stevens has introduced bill in tho
House repeating certain laws creating ports
of ehtry in rebel stotes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-02

The ArAENEUM The WIBD SrTERs.-The
Atheneum was well 6led last night. The au.
iieDce was composed of those who could utder
stand and appreciate the novel the musical and
she humorous. The pleased and smiling fscea
showed that all present we're highly gratified
aud were full to the brm with etj,yment
The Webb sisters-MSses Emma and Ada
assisted by Mrs. Webb and Mr. White, went
through the varied sreues and represented the
numerous characters set down in the pro.
gsamme, in manner that would have done
credit to the most Anisbsd actresses. And yet
their performances are entirely free from those
things that render theatrical exhibitions In the
eyes of many people Objectionable. Nothing
occurs In the representations given by the WeDb
Sisters TO tffsnd the most delicate ear or the
most scrupulous moral seDsiiveness, Vice op.
ly is satlrized 10 thtir acting; their humor 10
Kindly, aud their nltth has in it the innocence
Of childhood.
Next Tuesday evening, the Sisters appear
again at the A,heGeun. The Webbs should be
encouraged for providing these rtAued and
pleasant entertainments for the Columbus pub
lie. We have no doubt they will be.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-02

Our nelshbOr Of the Journal shows his eiov-
90 foos on yesterday morning, and oiisrs en
depce Of the mOss conclusive character Oh we
d;.lo,.lty Of that concern. Il charges that
,bose 10 authority ct Washington manifest "in'
difference" to the presence, Of traitors In ths'
city. aud that this "hAs exaspsrssed The ma
tiou.n I.says that "secessionis's are 10 every
Garner and department and round aud about e''
A., oflea Of the Government and that "they
ara known Of all men," Il says those Feos's
Who ipfess the Capital "Affeot no concealmen'
or disRuiss, )" and ths. "Ihey rejoice ano oullo
booaros when rebels achieve success. Il even
declare, that these unWorthy and traitorous men
shave the audAcily to ak for appointments
from the heads Of departments as clerks; ana
wha. is more (lsys The JOuTHoD, We are told
tsey get Gtm." This the Journal says "is mon
srous.u That paper continues: the people
Learn to de,pise government that will not ley
i.s hands upon tbOss who openly dfTide IL 10 the
v,rv hssrlpR Of the rulers Of the people. They
oome TO believe that II rebels cannot be driven
from Washing ton, tho d ficulty Of driving them
from Virginia will prOve insuru' untAble- The
.Fec. 10 q moral seuse ia consequently extreme
y mischievOus
If such Language is not diSlOyal and rebel
Ious, We are ct loss 10 know what would be;
and il Ii used, bs IL remembered, BY paper
sI,,iug . very large Administration patron
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-02
ann,ns,n Ksntueky.

The State elsc Ion in Kentucky takes place
on M,nday next, August 4 Special dispatches
to Cineunati state that on thar day the reSel'
10 south,rn Kentucky contemplate gen
sssl uprising. Isis said thsTeis perfect reign
Of terror 10 the whole country. The rebels are
said to have iquadrUn Of cavalry under MSj
oAHo at Russellsille. They are ruDaiDg off All
tho horses and stock 10 that part Of the coun'
try. Our forces are not "a 'ctive for want OF
cavalry, and have been forced to fall back on
Henderson. These bands are regularly organ-
irsd By authority from Bigadior.Gsneral JOHs
o. BaEcxmIiDos, and their rolls expressly state
nat they are 10 serve as guerrillss, to hunt
do1n Federal s,ldiers and Union meu' take
their property, etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-02
lemecralic State Ticket.

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The early morning express and freight 'rAin''
and delivered 10 subscribers in adjacent towns
AhOu, the same time II 10 distributed in this
at,. This enables readers at distances from
.bs Capital Of Ohio SC gss the news Of the cay
from slx to eight hours before they can receive
IL through papers published elsewhere
News dealers and carriers in any Of the towns
On Railroads ceuteriDg at Columbus will be sup
DlIed with the srGTRtMAE on 90 good terms as
any other psper. clubs for the Daily will be
suvOlIed at agents' rates. o;deFs are solicited
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-02
Campaign Statesman for 1862.

The proprietors of the Ono sTArKaxAM will
issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
THE CAMPAIGN STATESMAN.
This paper will be devoted exclusively to the
publication of matter designed to promote the
success Of sound constitutional doctrines and
principles-and the overthrow of Abolition
RepIbicsnism at the ballot box.
The 6rst number of The Campaign Statesman
will appear on the 22l day of July, 1869, and
weekly thereafter until the October election.
The price will be 90 follows:
Single copies, 80 cents.
Clubs OF from S to 25 copies, 25 cents each copy.
Clubs of from 26 to SO ~ 1" 6"
Cubs Of 81 copies and over,
70 one address, 20
The above price will barely cover the cost,
the object being to put the paper at such q low
figure as to insure general circulation through
out the State.
County and Township Committees and Clubs
should send In their orders by the l7th day of
July, 1862 The cash must in all cases accom-.
pany the order.
Friends Of constitutional liberty, 90 to work
and give The CamPaisn Statssman wide cir.
oulation. Address, r4.s.
MANYPENNY 4 MILLER.
Publishers Ohio Ststeeman,
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-02
Tho Cali for Surgeons by @. o. Il.
WebsY, Surgeon General OF Ohio.

EDIToRs OHIo STArE:MAN:
10 your paper OF the 30 b inst / read the
above call, 60 very earnest and full OF patriot
ism. hope the brethren Of the profession may
promptly respond, and the want be duly supplied.
But would IL not be well to use the material Oh
hand before inducing applcants to incur The
expense, ETC., Of visiting Columbus merely for
the purpose Of seeing their names IN print, as
having passed the ordeal Of an examination
before few solons OF the profession! There
are gentlemen ell over the State who have
passed these Boards Of Examination long since,
aud 30 ANNOUNCED, and get, are without com
mission to this hour. Mea of experience, age
aud standing In the profession have been entire
ly overlooked, whilst those have beer selected
mostly whose only claim was youth aud aseur-
snce. Why is this7 The story Ia soon told
Examine the pr litics OF the Surgeons, etc noW
IN the field and the riddle 10 solved You need
70 no further than 20 look around at home
Whi4t We have no desire to har Il the cause,
We would merely hint that l'si political partial.
ity and more regard to the essential qaslifcs.
tions of Surgeon --praoIic ii ex perence. age aud
reasoning capacity, as well as being well postec
la the science and literature of the RECESSION,
would give more general satisfaction and better
secure the object 10 view. II the aevics haO
more OF such men, there would be less com
plaint, less cry OF bad practice aud pOrse sur.
gerry now filling our streets and hospitals. LIE
the assurance once be given, that those having
Certificates OF Qualification from the Board Ol
EIiminers vN TseeiUe commissions, and there
EIll be no need OF such addresses 90 that refer
red 10, from the Surgeon.G General Of Olio.
A simple call will meet within ready response
M profession 10 moro 10y al than the medical
profession.
nEMncpITUs
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the Grsas war Meeting I'm Cincin-
natl.

That must have been magnificent meeting
according to the reports given In the city pa
pers, In Fifth strees market spsce, Cincinnati,
on Thursday evening, July 81. The whole city,
the EhqatrS says, "Was alive with excitement
long before sunset; busioessto great extent
Was suspended, and amid the ringing of bells
aud the waving Of Gage, the people weuded
their way to the place Of meeting" The Ea.
,uirts does not pretend to estimate how mau,
thousand were present, reuaikiug that the
crowd could only be measured BY acres
Three different stands were erected for the
speaker: at No. !. Mayor HArcH presided; at
No. 2, Ex Mayor BIsHcP and at No 3. Ex
Mayor THonAs. Az No l, Governor MoaroH.
Of Indiana, addressed the people; as No. Q.
Mr. CaAvrn, Of Indiana, and Gen. LEV. WAL
LAcB, also Of IndIapsI and ct No. 3, LisuItn.
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An Amusing yos RidlcuIou, sight.

To see hale, stout, able.bodied men Of the
proper sgs, and whose circumstances in life are
such as to justify them in volunteering, run
ning about or standing at the street ccrners or
cross roads, abusing and denounciDg their neigh
bors because they may not be able to respond to
the call Of the country, Is an amusing as we'll
as ridiculous sight. II all such men as We
refer to we're to enter the rapks and say, come
boys, come, they would do positive good. As
II is, their influence 10 very pernicIous.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-02

THE Ponrli THEATEA Rs.orKRED.--A curl.
Gus theatrical advertisement has lately appear
ed OF Naples, announcing that after being clOl. {.
ed for eighteen hundred years, the Pompeii
TheAter; rebuilt on tbe ruins Of the ancient es-
tablisbmen., will bs opened, with "La FiglA
del Regimento.'' The speculative manager
adds In bis quaint bill that he trusts that tie
favor and patronage which were lDerAlly 40
corded to bis predecessor, Marcus oaintius Maj
thus, will be continued to hin, and that he pro-
poses doing all 10 hs power 10 EQUAL and IL pos
sible surpass tho abilities displayed by Bisuor
Martius during bis management.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-02

Fss tome unexplained reason the Lancaster
EIsls has dropped the name Of Judge KASSEI
from the tiekst Of the 4 b Of Jaly COnven'
tIcn, and the fact is hersldsd BY the Abolition
pisunion press Of the ssa,e with great Joy.
They state the reason 70 be, because Judge RAH-
uuy made patriotic war speech at Lancaster,
and while prfssins to be for the war them
sslves, they =, zoe that Judge R. has been thus
treated BY the Esgls Whst consummste hypo'
critics and soaDps these Abolition DisuuiOn ed
i,ors are. Il they were aiLssfely and honestly
for the war, the case they make should excite
di9srsut feelings from those they exhibit. Bot
they 40 body are as hcs'ile TO the war for the
psessrvalloD Of the UOioD, AS JEES DAVIS him
anlf.