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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

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otaot, peI6t ttnen bpbeR 9obn unb quite 8eban6luna er-
bolten f6nneu. ~"S -"
Naetres 81 erfrastn BEL 9. @elIem.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

Seine Ereulbe mnb Gan6sleuie itnr t;sumo!iG1 sinosr,.
UsH: Et.ne 9erNtel9sn Arpftisn, dgf no5 StlsMagp9Sgf,
IN *IssnfSetn ~ nebnisn Hno elmer Yfufuro m irIsr~,,
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IN bisiiasF &a't. SaHi %.rae6ent SSeSb s,S sSSrT'"'
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Cine sHtr Tfil&tus
iStrs 81 faufsn ssfuat. sBsR III al rrfrasen In
Der Office b. 81.
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AanAfeetattr epR ttalieni1aen uno am erif. ri,
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art GHs aasr in oiefs SeiAift einlsfesrnStr
Areeiten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

Gin &nabe,
Der ess Su@bradsrasi&6ft ,rlsrnsn min, pirS
tn Ger Office btsisS Sfattes asIu&t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

Die 9erren SO e Z u. SptuROu. g1o.
no gfainfraBf, BADEN IOsbea cine neue ,Rorte
BON SirSintsn Sernusssse6en, Die f8 burd, ibre
0sHa"'stftt una Iusfnttuns aue3etdnet, iub
Die nar'entlth BET Ssn isbtSsn trtesertI8sn 9sit,
oer9aItnilsn fur 9eOermann pom grOssm gDsrth
le'm mHs' Dteiflbe 1T in Salaenbu6, 9urmat
l@o" 9fOnnssn, % bel 36 GOD srUs, uuO emf.
ealt auBer alien Counties, StaOtsn, SOpns nnn
%tOntt9sn bemsrtenspertbsn 0unften une.ras
S'aatt' 0as SOuitaHOise gtisuSabnnes teG.iben,
Die &'ls8rnp6snItnisn, 5iafe, &anale, @trasrr
u. !. ~. Der 9sets Stsirr nabli4sn unD EN-.
it's'fns~sFtbsn &arts bstraat 90. so.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13
Tha rTarIetta ReKisler.

R. M. SrrMsoN, late editor of the lTonton
Register, has bought out the Marietta Intel
lgeaea, and the little Home Ners published in
that place short time, and has started new
paper, which he calls The MaTi.tts Register
1t is great Improvement on the Intsili9sncsT'
Gas it was under the editorship Of that "amiable
and kind-hearted" man, T. L. ANDREWs), both
as regards its appearance and its editorial man
sgement. Mr.. sTlMsON ia gentleman and
scholar, and deserves to succeed, pecunisrily' oul
not politically. He isA naHveo of New England
and belongs to the extreme wing of the Repub-
Iican party; and hence, he stigmstizsa the De
mOcracy as secession sympa1hizsrs" in the
same glib manner that characterizes the wors'
Abolition paper in the State. But that thing
is played out in Washington county, as well as
everywhere else. This will be abundantly man
ifess after the votes are counted next October
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13
n assiatance nerannallY or bY letter.


THERE are serious apprehensions of renewed
trouble in the KanawhA region. The Cincin-
natl Enquirer states that passengers who came
down the Ohio on the 10th lnst residents in
the vicinity Of Charleston, Va, are expecting
a raid from the rebels under the notorious Col
JENKINS. They are lin fact looking for 1t to hap
pen every day, and the consequence has been
that they have been active during the past week
in shipping their farm products to Cincinnati
and otherwise dlsposing Of them for safe keep
ing. The military encampment in that region
what there lie, are prepared to give the rebels
bloody reception, should they make their appear
ance; but should they come in overwhelming
numbers, asis feared, the old scenes Of a yeaI
ago might be renewed. t- M .e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

CoLUnSUs.- take the following compli-
men,ary notice Of our city from the HillaboF-
ough Gasetis, published BY Sam. Pike, Well-
known veteran editor. We can readily pardon
Mr.. Pike for bis pArIlality for Hlllsbcrough, /, %
II 10 also 6ne place: W. M
We visited Columbus on Thursday last, for
the first time In nineteen years, and were agree
ably surprised to find that It had improved quite
rapidly in that time IL is one Of the most
beautiful and attractive cities In all the great
West, and its population is Of the very best.
There ID about the whole city an air OF neat.
ness and order, not often seen 10 other cities,
and the business men seem to attend to their
legitimate avocations, rather than to be con-
atsntly interfering In the business Of other peo'
pie. Hillsborough alone excepted, Columbus
is the most beautiful city In the State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13
GEN. O.m. NItcheI,


The Louisville Journal, of Thursday last
contains the following article. What's the
matteI7 sel -3
GEN. MITcHEL-There seems, unhappily, to
be no room for doubt that the course OF thiS Of
icer In North Alabama has been marked by
conduct not only injurious to the government,
but disgracetul to humanity. We are assured
of this fact on authority we do not doubt and
cannot doubt. The fact is thoroughly sttested.
We believe il, and, belieyeing 1t, we proclaim
It.. We proclaim II With emphasis. Gen.
Mitchell and portion of bis command have per.
petrated in North Alabama deeds of cruelty
and Of guilt, the bare narration of which makes
the heart sick. The particulars in the case will
be laid before the authorities at Washington, in
the course of few days, when, we take 1t for
granted, the honor Of the nation and the vel.
fare OF the national cause will be promptly vim
dicAted. The case will not brook delay. Il
Q, les out for investig and determination.
Let IL be investigated and determined at once
We at present forbear to 60 into the heart-sick
eniDg particulars Of the case, but, II necessary
We will not hesitate TO do go hereafter, Mean.
! while, we invoke the authorities, as they value
| the national honor and cherish the national
cause, TO visit swift justice upon the epauletted
miscreant Rho has recklessly set both at def.
anoe. General Mitchell is now In Washington,
and can answer tho charges against him. II they
are ansWerable, wiihout delay. We hope, fol
the countFy's sake, there will be in the matter
no delay, and no clemency. The matter Justly
admits of neither. Feeling deeply, we speak
strongly, bus not certainly without the keenes
sorrow. General Mitchel's villaiDous miscon.
duct Is national calamity. Itmnst pierce with
sorrow the heart Of every patriot aslof every
! man. eiu ~ ga pa y .ass-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

TO THE LADlEs.--Au imperative call for q
large amount Of new and second hand clothing
edibles, and other articles, has just beenr
from the agent Of the Sanitary Commission al
Nashville II represents the hospitals there
very full, and quite out Of supplies, and begI
the immediate attention Of the Aid Society.
For the purpose Of meeting this demand al
soon as possible, there will be meeting Of al
the ladies Of the city, at the Society Rooms, or
Monday morning at nine o'clock, and continuing
through the day.
Ladies', We trust to your patriotism and hu
msnity for full attendance.
MISS SULLIVANT,
.-.-.-.,5 8.s. Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13
The OincinnaIi iEIos.
We clip the following from the Eaquirr ol
veaterdav fSatnrdavl. JuIv l0th.

u
We clip the following from the Eaquirsr Ol
yesterday Saturday, July 18th:
The men Godfrey Franke, Frank Miller, Dan
lei Colbert and Henry Brown arrested BY The
police on Thureday afternoon, for disturbing the
peace OF the 0lty. bg creating riot on the levee
were before tho Polioe Court yesterday morning
70 answer to the charge preferred against them
The main cause Of the outbreak, which We
neglected to speak Of In yesterdays issue, was
the fact that the negro crews Of steamboats,
commenced the system Of undertaking the
crews composed Of white mon, and the result
was they were employed, aud white men could
get nothing TO do. Iniuriated by such proceed
lug, they Che white creWe) resolved to remedy
the evil BY violent measures, and hence the at
tack on the negroes on that afternoon.
When the case was called yesterday morn
ing, there was no evidence before the Court on
the part Of the prosecution, and tho above
named gentlemen were accordingly dismissed
from custody. - :. - N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13
Treason

Wendell Phillips, last Sunday. said in public
here in Boston, "tbe Government wants three
hundred thousand men: we must say to him,
you cannot have man or dollar until you
proclaim policy. That will open the eyes Of
the President and the Cabinet to the true senti
ment of the North. Fremont has been degrad-
ed by the Border States: but let 10 hope that
like Charles the Second, he may die on bis
riRbtful throne" That's the support President
loyal officer, remains In Fort Lafayette, and
this brawllng traitor Of Phillips goes at large
and thus defiea the Government!--Bost0H Post
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

I HuDsoNs UNRIvALED TOOTH PAsrE.-The
best Dsntrifce now in use. Cleans. sOhitsns and
at the same time preserues the Teeth; Heals
diseased Gums and Purifss the Breathj Possess
90 neither Alkaliss, Aeids or any injurious sub
stance. Well knoDn and reliable persons recon-
mend II HIGHLY. Its effects are always pleasant
Try II. asttta ot yi-v e-+tH
Sold at studer's Periodical Stand, and ai
Samuel's, Msrple's, schuelIer's, Fisk & Ridg'
way's, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and BY good
Druggists everywhere.
July IL, 1s62-dly. 80 .E1i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

LES MIaERABLEs.-Seeond aTt.-CosErTE.-
In the second part of Les Miserables, which
takes its name, Cosette, from the daughter Of
Fsntine, the great plot of this great work is
considerably developed. It commences with O
description of the battle of Waterloo, which il
perhaps the finest piece of battle-painting In
words that the world has ever seen. It has GER
tainly excited the attacks Of all the English re
viewers, and such petulant, rancorous, and un-
ssemly attacks as to show that if one great
Frenchman lost Waterloo by the sword In 1915,
another great Frenchman in 1862 has won IL
with mightier weapon. This description Of
the battle which settled the fate of Europe,
will, for the first time with many readers, cor
rect the misrepresentation Of the English his
torians. The sword of Wellington is broken BY
the pen of Victor Hugo. How Jean Valjean
kept his promise to the dying Fantine to care
for Cosette; through what terrible dangers and
perils, and by what hair-breadth escapes he sue
ceeded in performing IL; the dismal and forlofn
condition in which he found her; the unnatural
prosecutions of the Thenardiess, whose name
will become by.word for all that is brutal and
ferOcious in the guiSe Of woman; the pursuit. by
Javert, and the wonderful escape into the con-
vent; the charming details of convent life; the
still more wonderful escape out of the convent,
aud the deuouement,--of all these it would be
cruel to deprive the reader of the pleasure Of
surprise.
A handsome edition of Cosette, printed on
good paper and with large clear type. has just
been Issued by Carleton, New York, and is for
sale by Randall 4 Aston, of this city. Price,
ifkn canka = = -.----- =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

sEsArOR DoUoLAs's WIDOw AND CHILDREa.--
Mrs. s. A, DOUGLAS Is q constant visitor at the
hospital which bears the name Of her deceased
husband, formed from the block Of three mag
nifcent houses erected by him, by BreckinrIdge,
and by Rice, Of Minnesota. AT the recent
commencement at GeorgetoNn College, silver
medals we're awarded to the two sons Of Judge
DOUGLAS, children Of his frst wife, nov under
the charge of their stepmother. e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13
Taking a Vote.

We hesrda good one the other day of Captain
Robb, who commanded a company from this
county, during last summer, and who 10 an ar
dent Republican. He was anxious to know the
exact political status of his company, and one
day after their entrance into Western Virginia,
he concluded to take q vote and ascertain. He
called the company into line, and told all who
were Republicans to step out in front, when sir
only stepped out, which with himself, made
stssn Republicans only out Of about one hund.
red men. He has not been anxious to take
vote since. No wonder the Republican Legis.
lature refused to let the soldiers vote. e.-Lebanon
Dem. Citizen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13
Tne OonsIItutionaI Union.

A friend has sent US Q copy Of the second
number Of this paper, recently started In Phil
sdelphia, BY THoMAs B. FLORENCE d Co. II is
a large. good-loOkiDg sheet, snd is conducted
With great energy aud ability. Its name indi-
Gates its political character. Its Editor in-
Chief, THOMAS B. FLoRrNcr, for several terms,
represented one of the Districts of Philadelphia
in the Congress of the United States. 4
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a Isisyesy obvious Why the Journal the otbs
day called the Democratic Convention which
met Ia this city on the 4sh inst, Bfeckinridg'
Faction, % and why the name !" Breckinridge
IL 50 odious in iis sight. Il 10 because the Fu
sion party initbiB State recognized the Bseckin
ridge organ in this city as their organ to thu
great grief and prejudice Of the journal. Be
sides, the Fusion Legislature last winter paid
the same Breckinridge organ for reporting III
procssdingsand didn't give the JOssal the least
sup Of pap. aAIlthih islaursly enough to make
the Journal cali everything IL don't like "Brsck'
inridRe. uer1fg sr.al issso stsgst
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THE N. Y. World continues to urge the dis
missal Of Secretary Stanton. II says there Is
uot constitutional government on the face ol
the earth whose cabinet could stand twenty. OUT
hours atCer such demonssFAtion Of bad man
agement az seen in our late check before Rich
mond. No constitutional monarch would think
Of defying public opinion by retaining ministers
whose uniitness was thus ptoven.-Boston Post
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ONO WESLEYAN UNlvERsITY-OHIo WESLEYAN
FINALE CoLLEeE-C COMMENCEMENT ExERoIsEs.-
1st. The annual examination of classes in tht
University will commence on Wednesday, July
18th, and end Monday, July 2lst.
%. The examination of classes 10 the Female
College will commence on Friday, July 18Th
and end on Tuesday, July 22i.
The appointments for commencement Weeh
are as follows:
Sd. On Sunday morning, July the Goth, at hall
past 8 O'Clock, the annual University love-feast
4th. At IL O'Clock the B3ccAlaureate sermon
by Presidents Merrick.
5.h. At 8 O'Clock, sermon before the Aller
Lyceum, by Rev. Dr. Harris, Assistant Secre
tary Of the Missionary Society Of the Methods
Episcopal Church.
9Th. AT 8 O'Clock P. M, the annual Univer
sity sermon, by Rev George Carpenter, Of th'
class Of 1851, pastor Of the PFesby yterian Church
Kingston, Ohio.
7th. On Monday, July 2lst, at hali.past tel
o'clock, A. NJ, the annual session of the Boart
Of Trustees of the Female College. f
9Th; On Monday, at 3 o'clock +. M, the an
niyersary address before the Ohio Methodist
Historical Society, by Rev. John F. Wright, oi
9Th On Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock, th,
annual session Of the Board of Trustees ant
Visitors OF the University.
10th. AT. 3.o'clock p. M an address befor,
the Zetagathian Society, by Rev. Dr.. Stockton
OF Philadelphia, Chaplain to the House Of Rep
resentatives In Congress.
Ilth. At 8 O'Clock P. NJ, the annual address
before The. Alumni. Of the University. by Rev
Oliver M. Spencer, Of the class Of ls46, Profes
sor of Lsdguages In the University of Iowa.
18th. On Wednesday, July 22i, the Com
me acemant exercises Of the Female College
Graduating essays at $50 O'Clock A. M. and
$50 P. M Baccalaureate and confering de-
grees by President Donelson. at 1880 P. M.
18th. On Tuesday, July 2lth, the Commence
ment exercises Of the University, at 8 O'Clock
A. NJ, addresses by part Of the graduating
class; at 2 O'Clock P. M, addresses by the re
maindsr Of the class, and the conferring of de-
grees.