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The national Republican., 1862-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SILL 8 6 OK.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrrRRs.

Il 4 r 4 N ATlVN blTTkhb.
They purify strengthen, and invisorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc an antdote TO change Of water and diet
Th,y strengthen the iys,em snd enlivtn the mind
They prevent miasmatio and Intermittent ievers.
They purify the breath and aoidity Of the stomsoh
They ouie pyspspsa and Constipation.
They ouis Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
acte.
great restorsr. 1hev ere made Of pure 81. Crotx
knm, the oeebrsted Calisays Bark, roots and hesbs
and are taken with the pleasure Of bsvsfag with
Su sss,d 81 asy yQpDS
and saloons =. u. DRAKE / CO, aGa Brosdxsy
New Ioik. ssI6-om
~ Columbia Typographical Society.
A stated meeting Of the Columbia typographical
Soc ETY. will be held this (Saturoay) evening 10 the
Common Council Chamber, Cry Hall, at O'Clock,
Pupctual attendance 10 desired.
RJ- Rev. w. =. Wood, OF Harrisburg
Pa will preach for the Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow, (Sunday) 9Th slant, at II O'Clock, q m.
ard at y In the evening, In Temperance Hall
~ headquarters second Regiment d.
Sept. 26 1862 AN the men ofthis command now In
and about the city Of Washington, are hereby or
derei to report immediately to Cspt. Narrower
ior duty with the command.
and who will not be rspsrtt By him to these head
quarter. as absent by authority, will be shicten
from the rolls and prosecuted as desetters
C. NJ. ALEXANDER,
Col Commanding,
Rssidsuos ll4. Four and. half ct, Isisid
tR 3o-lw tStail
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
L.ssisiana Avenue, near sa.th street.,
In rear Of the National Hotel.
The Great Resort Of the Masses.
A WEEK on BRILLIANT NOVELTY
We don't profess to have ,uch srtis.sss
e. l.. D.AV.ENcPORT,
bst We hsv. got the beautiful Mile
II A.RIE TIA RAW Ell.
Neither can We show you
MRS. w. j. FLORENCE,
but We osn show you the sveetes. vocalist that has
ever appeared IN this city, and that 70 Afs
ASnoS 0o,at1aer1And.
II you want to re great Irish comedian like
MR.. w. j. FLORENCE.
g. s::f e g s' .s:::s S 'SS v:n y.
10 the CAnterblry and zee
LEW sIMM oNs.
His style Of performances b not like
Joe Jef|ersOn's,
bat for good, hearty laugh you oLly van, to *s
3 o q n n 7,
sad II he can't suit you, Why, you cant Ss
Mr., AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
for they are not here to bs seen, but
WILLIS Ar N 8 TR ONO
is and hi, comic songs will excite your rkibhiss to
sueh deg 20. that yoa will mot wat to.ee
ra j. b. Clarke,
beosu,e hs has left Washington, but
W. IN E r 8 ON
has not, neither does he intsnd to, but 1t
Juiss JuaSSte Mitchell
was to hear
Miss AMELIA WELLS
ding. shs eould rot help lssshing,1
Dan Setchell
says, n. go b!a.t.d fanny, ny boz" Some people
think the oalJ place TO see
A CIRCUS!
s under oanyas; bat We eaa show them one that
viii astonish them more than
NIxoN's cREMoRNE GARDEN
woald; and for
a. ACROBATS AND RIDERS,
AsrLEY'S AMPHITHEATRE, LONDON,
Amt Circumstance. When you sss suSh IN artist
COO. h. DeLou1s,
Goo. H. D0IsOS110.
1t mate. the people wonder; snd,ss
spAKsPEARE
says, Csn such thiugs bsf" We snswer, 1T csai
John Diamond
wss . dancer, bat the Peep say they never saw
such Q one a.
NJ. JEAN c. OSkl.
He astoni.hes the natives, and 70 does
Edwin Forrest,
but It will certaiuy upset your gravity to see
TIE PRINCE OF COMEDIANS,
snd the other mepb 70 Of this grest ctmpany, who
nightly sppesr 81 the
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
4 Grand Bill This Week!
Replte with Fun and Humor'
Don't Fail TO Come!
If You are WISE,
You VA!
Deors opsn, Z. PsrforWanos, q oolosk Ciose atil.
Admission, S csnb Orchsshs Chatri, 90 eanl.
GRAND hATINEEs EVERY SATURDAY,
FOB LADIES AND CHILDREN
Admsnon to Natins,-Lsdies, ., cents children. 1.
cent?
poors orsn st pollock; performances 1t ~ oeioai.
Good order strictly maintained sp2s
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Presidents Visit 10 the Army Of III
Potomac.
HE REVIEWS THE TROOPS.
III. RETURN TO WASHINGTON.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
CIIY OF WASHINGTON OFF CAPE RACE.
i.srER FROM EURopE.
HEADQUARTERS Army PoToAAc,

CIly OF WASHINGTON OFF CAPE RACE.
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
0 &C miAsnoe with the beauiIfuI IrIsh dfami, In
acts, entitled,
IRELAND AS 1T WAS,
IRELAND AS 1T WAS,
The Agents Oppression!

Showing plslnly the most prevalent cause Of Emf
grafton. This pece was hrst entitled lrelsni as II
but was alter,d 70 its present title BY the Lord
Chsmbsrlsin Of Euglaud, whose duty Il was to ex
anime each play before produced and give his sanc
ton to its presentation The alteration occurred
upon the occasion Of the hrt vi 1t Of the Forences
TO Great Britain, who have aimee retained the title,
then and there given, - palpable admission Of the
irj istice OF the Eoglsh Government, BY their owu
suthority, to in colonies and subjects, and
PARTICULARLY TO THE IRISH NATION.
Ragged Pat................... Mr. Florence
Judy O Trot. Mrs. Floreno'
Dan O'Caroisn. n.::................. MT. Ben Rog 70
Neil OC.t olan, his Son Mr.. Chas Barron
Counor O'Flahsrty Mr.. r. y TAR
Slang, Cookney Sharper. Mr.. J. Clif I'd
sepamus Stone, the Middlsman :. ..Mr. w. Bvkee
Mons Voyage, the Landlord. ,..... Mr.. F. Mssdei
@ oseoon -. Mr.. @. T. James
Mr Mullins, . MasistIats. M. MsDouail
Honor o 'Carolan an....................Mr MrJ Freeman
Florence c aroan mis-, Ada Monk
Soldiers, Peasants, &c.
Act l. OCarolsn's Farm House, Distraiuing iot
Rent.
Act Q Killrorsa Abbey. during Snow Storm =
hasder. The / migrsnts Departure.
Acts Iuterior afSquander Castle The Trial for
Riot,
HATCH rotpourIi.... s,I',........,G Grano OrontUrR
"a DAY With THE IRISH BRIGADE"
The national Republican., 1862-10-04
HI. RETURN TO WASHINGTON.

HE REVIEWS THE TROOPS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
No difference.

The New Albany Ledger says that Republi-
can friend-a most worthy and honest nan
stated THAT his greatest objection to the platform
adopted by the Mass Convention OF July SOth
was the declaration in one Of the resolutions
against war for the 'sutjvssfioR' Of the South
ern States" Was it not for this declaration.
says the Ledger. its Republican friend could not
not see anything Objectionable to the resolutions
adopted. We have heard the same objection
here from leading Republicans. The truth Il
that there is no difference in that regard between
the 50 called Union Convention" which met
here on the 18th Of June and the Democratic
Convention which met the 30th fully. The
Union or Republican Convention unanimously
adopted resolution which declared that "this
war Is NOT being waged on the part Of the Gov
eminent for the purpose of conquest. sutagation
or the oprfhroring or interfering rifh The rights
or esfabiished Institutions Of any Of the Stats.
Where the difference between the two Conven-
tons, unless one was honest in its declarations
and other notf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

declined to 75as0c for red. and s5a9Oc for white.
with good demand at these rates from the Lake
resions. and from the Etst. The indications are
that the receipts Of wheat az thi. place the com
ing season. will ue double those OF any previous
SEASON. Corn advanced 10 4Dc; the demand from
distiilers being pressing. but several purchases
were made at SOC, 20 arrive. After this month,
the demand from distlers will fall of largely.
Rye advanced 10 see, and in good demand Oats
remain at f2c. with less speculative feeling New
barley brought 75c. and is in moderate demand
Whisky advanced TO 27e, but fell back 20 251sc
closing irregular
Cheese, being in light supply. advanced &c,
and butter for the same reason advanced lc The
extreme warm weather is the chief cause of this
light supply. it being exceedingly difficult to
bring either TO market in good condition. when
the temperature is rarely below 50 degrees, rang
ing from that 10 %.
Spirits turpentnc has advanced 10 50 so owing
to the scarcity 1t Is up to s. 50 in New York
Pig iron is 81 ton higher under the new
tanf. Star candles are &c per 10 higher and soap
1sc Tallow candles are lie per 10 higher This
is owing TO the advance in the raw material
Beef cattle are in good supply-rather in ex
cess of the demind-snd prices ruled a shade
easier. The Government buyers bought quite
freely. Basiug our quot atoms on the sales at all
the yards, we call fair - 50a2 IS good q 90a3
and prime to choice s. 25t3 40 per Genital gross.
Hogs in active demand at s3a3 - for slop-
fattened, and 8 40l3 90 for corn fattened, the
outside rates being Obtainable only for heavy fat.
The demand exceeds the supply.
Sheep in good demand and light supply.
Wool firmer. Some round lots sold in
the interior during the week at 47a51c. As a
general thing there are more buyers than sellers
NJ these rates, and 55c has been paid for choice
clips.
In provisions there has not been much change
Mess pork and bulk and smoked sides have been
neglected, but there has been good demand for
shoulders in bulk aud smoked and the sales add
up G5D 600 lbs. at pa a3 cents in bulk; ch CHER
when packed and s &C smoked and packed, clio
after all the week at q aSlsc in terces and CSC
in kegs. but it is generally held Il &c higher.
Butchers lard has been, in active demand at &c in
bulk and 75aa7 lsc packet The demand for tn
description of lard and for grease exceeds the
supply. Sugar cured hams advanced To y lsalOc
and in light supply Country cured cell e
81 &c and common at 71sa73Ic. Sales Of bulk
hamS were made at size
Tue grocery market has been fat, under the
influence of large impHrtatiOnS and Il heavy sea-
board market Sugars of all grades are 4C
lower. Coffee unchanged. Molasses. owing 10 a
very light supply, is frmet, and New Orleans
brings 50a52c
Cotton dull and lower, closing at 35t4oc for
spinning. The receipts are quite liberal. Til,
whole amount received here since our army
reached the cotton States. last March, is % 52t
bales; over $500 were received the past week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
switzerland County Democratic Con-
ventiGn.

At mass meeting OF the Democracy of Swift
zetland county held August A. 1862. Mr. ID. Hen
nv was chosen Chairman and j II. Titus, Secre-
tary.
On motion the following committee on resou-
tons was appointed:
Z. Dufour, of jefferson township; T. Arm
strong OF York; DR.. Ruler of Posey; A Wells,
OF Cotlan; j. Owen, of Pleasant; 5. Porter, OF
Craig
While the committee were out, II " Harring-
ton, the nominee FOE Congress. addressed the
meeting. which WAS large land enthusiastic.
At the close of the speech the committee re
ported the following resolutions:
ResOioed, That the Democratic party Of Swift
Zerland county, adhering to the me-hOnored
principles of the parry. are in favor of an :
getic prosecution OF the present war Tor the sup
preston or the rebellion and the restoration of
the Union as il WIS and the Constitution as it is,
and for that purpose are in favor of calling into
the field a sufficient number OF men and appro.
prating suiiicientamount of money.
That we will give earnest support to the
administration of the General Government in all
proper means tor TIE suppression OF the rebel
lion.
,. That in the words of Andrew Jackson. "the
Union must and shall be preserved"
That we indorSe the resolutions passed at
the mass meeting Of the Democratic party, held
at indianapolis ON the 30th OF July 1852
That we cordially IndOrse the nomination OF
ii. " Huntington rs the candidate OF the De
mocricy of the Third District. and recommend
him to the support Of all Conservative men.
6. That the proceedings of this meeting be
published IN The State Sentinel and Democratic
papers of the District
The resolutions were unanimously adopted,
and thereupon the meeting. after giving three
cheers for the Congressional nominee. adjourned
sine die. j. H. Ti1Us Secy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
Special Correspondence Of the Chicago Tines.
Glfmp>es at the Capital.

Visit 10 the CoHfroJaHd Depof-Physieai and
IaislleefuaI Condition Of The Descendants Of
Hsm-Erempfioa from Labor their Idea q
Frsedom-A Dorkey Prayer Meefing-"Bress
de Lord. ue's A'goin' Home" &c, &c. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
Warren Township Democratic Meet
ing.

ADJUST, =, lCO-.
The Democracy of said township met at the
town house pursuant to adjournment, or the
purpose OF appointing delegates to the County
Cow eEtiou TO be held on the 9Th inst:
The meeting was organized by calling Henry
Brady to the chair, and appointing Franklin Col
Inns. Secretary when the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
ReSotred, That every Democrat in Warren
township is hereby constituted delegate aad re
que>ted TO attend at the Court House in the city
OF indianapolis on the 10th inst, for the purpose
of forming county ticket.
Res0ired That the editors of the Voiks6iaft
and State Sentinel be requested to publish the
proceedings OF this meeting.
HENRY BRADY, Chairman.
FEANKLIN COLLINS Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
* SLOAN.
(LATE r. BR0wNING,)

% West Washington Street, indianapolis,
Have in large and well selected stock Of Drugs,
Medicines Chemicals Paints, Oil, Vanishes, Dye
siuffs. Glassware Window Glas~, Brushes,
Cigars, Tobacco, Spices, Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Coal OIL and Lamps,
PateHt Medicines,
aud all articles complete the stock Of Druggist. As
purchase princip lily for cash direct from the import
and manufacturers and being DESTROYS retain the
reputation which our house EMO, ed selling
good fres tie great is taken in the selection
Of Drugs in reference 20 their EHrH Our facilities
such thai we feel confdeat can offer in pUra aud
aduterated articles, strong inducements other
Western house.
All orders will receive the personal attention Of one
Of The firm taken in the dispen-ng Of physi
clans prescriptions and family recipes from strictly
articles and feel confident render satisfaction
in the prices and quality of goods
DROWNING 4 SLOAN,
% West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

To A gentleman in Mount Vernon has sent
Us the names of one hundred and i've subscribers
ia Posey County in two weeks. he says the PEG
pie there are highly pleased with the action oil
the Convention OF the 3oth uIt-, and predict from
IL great effect
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

II. persons knowing themselves indebted 10 will
please call their earliest convenience and make
settlement Of same, and Obige r. BROWNING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
A Card-From bartholomew County.

EDITOR SENTINEL: Finding my name connect
ell with the Committee on Resolutions of the
Black Republican Abolitonist Negro Convention
of July 18th. 1862, of Bartholomew county, In
diana, IN self defense desire To say that have
always been Democrat: that have never had
any connection with. nor intend To have with said
negro party: and that the men who put my name
on SAID committee are among the blacklist of the
black anu the meanest OF the mean.
JoHN r BERIs.
Union Township, Bartholomew County. Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
GOLD AND SILVER.

will pay the highest pr Tor American Gold and Sill
YER also for United Statas Demand Note. old issue.
KILBY FERGUSON.
Exchange Broker
Office No 81 4 East Washington street upstairs. %
door 10 right hand. Nl9-lod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce JOHN A
BE AL as an independent unconditional Union candidate
for Common Pleas Judge for the 18th District.
Is We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
BREWER, Of Southport, candidate for County Re-
c"rder. subject the decision OF the Democratic
vention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
HAPPINESS OR MISERY |?

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
TgyfIE proprietors Of The "IARfSIAN CABINET OF
4 WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" have
determined regardless OF expense issue. FREE for the
benefit o. suffering humanity FOUR Of the most in
STIR ctive and Interesting Lectures Narra-e and
D-quaIhcduons. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline
of Manhood Indigestion, Weakness Depression Lo>s
of Energy and Vital Powers the Great Social Evii and
those Maades which result from you hful foes, TX
Of Maturity, Ignorance 81 Pbysio gy and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
OF enlightenng and saving thousands and will
forwarded FREE the receipt Of four stamps, by address
ing SECR TARY PARIS, " CAsINET OF ANATOMY AND
MEDICINE, 563 Broadway, New FORK. Je23-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
BROWNING e. SLOAN.

feel grateful the liberal patronage which have
receved-trut by strict attention to business and
the wants Of our customers TO merit and retain The
X. BROWNING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
Brushes! Brushes!

GAA DOZEN Paint and varnish Brushes, Wall
@VU Brushes, Sash Tools, Blenders, Scrub, Shoe,
ore hair Hat and Cloth Brushes Of all kinds lowest
figures at BROWNING q SLOAN'S.
jel4-deOd&weOw3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
MEDICAL.

YgNHtSE frl> the result Of steady ami care
full experience in all varieties OF r. male complaints,
and in Of rregu rites SupprSionS. Leuch"rfhea
Whites, Inflammation Of the Bladder, Kidney and
Womb, and loss Of Nervous Energy etc Their use is
above all praise.
entirely free from any Mercurial Mineral poison
purely vegetable. aud free from danger; be
used with perfect safety
Among the many thou ands that have used them in all
parts of the Union speak i'll Of them for all like
them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
DRUGS.
II E W Fl r M i.

II HAVE associated with In business Mr. G.. W
sloan, who has been assistant in the store for
number Of years past. Hereafter the business viii be
continued at the old stand under the firm Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

nEST American and French Window Glass 500 boxes
Window assorted, from sxlO to 36x60, in and
for sale at lowest figures by
BROWNING & SLOAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

CHOCOLATE.
Establisbed in 1880.
DAKER'S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE.-FURF PRE-
ID PARED Cocoa BToma. French, Homeopathic and
Vanilla Chocolate warranted equal in quail and favor
he Paris Chocolate have stood the test 81 taree
quarters # century, and pronounced hy all who
have once used them 10 De superior 10 any other.
by W. Baker Co. their Mil in Dor-
chester Mas, and foT sale their Bra ch Depot No
2I7 Fulton street, New York CITY, and by GrOcers and
Dealers generally throughout the Union.
Address II. l.. PIERCE.
jel0-d3n 2iT Fulton street New York
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-10

DIsrREssINo CASUALTY = Two BOYS Drowned.
EARLY yts erday morning, three boyt-ode a
son of 'Thomss Lowe, about Ave years of age;,
the secondIa son OF Amos MoNairy, about six
years old, and the third, a small boy, son Of
VIM. Aston, went with their sledS to play on
the ice Of the river between the National Road
bridge and the Peniteptiary.A The ice broke,
and two flthe boye, Mr. LoWe's aud Mr.. Nc
Nairy's, fell into the water,Aand were carried
away under the ice and drowned. Mr.. Aston's
boy caught one of his companions by the hand;
as the latter,went under the ice, but was una
Bile to hold him. Both bodies were soon after
recovered. u b.. vitg 1.
This is a deep affection to the parents OF
these children, thus snatched away in the early
promise of budding childhood. But how many
things ip this world, that look fair aud pron.is
iug, are as treacherours as was the ice to thes
thoughtiess boys. lisHeu.e8n4 4l,is7--f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-10

H. B. No. 4. Mr. Stanton. on leave intro
duced bill which was read for the frst time
It's title and proVieiuVs are ss follows:g
An act supplementary TO an act entitled IAN
act for the assessment and taxation OF properly
In the State aud for lowing taxes th6rfon, ac.
cordng to It's true value in money " passed
April s. 1859, and toamend Seotion 81 Of eaid
act-which proSidca Chat any person inthe mill
itary service Of the United sta,es os a non-com-
mlssloned ofacer or private, shall have two
years time to comply With the al'. ia fedeom-
Ing land or town lots in this STATE sold for
taxes. ~ r
Also to allow deposit with the county I'sea-
surer, upon the c,r i6ca,e Of Auditor OF an
amount Of money equal to the 'um required
for redemption, the thirty per cent penalty, IN
cluding costs and ooe dollar to pay tho expense
Of advertising. ..--u,a,.,
Mr.. West offered joint solution, providing
for crediung on claims in hands o. Attorney
General for collection, bonds o. the Stite o'
Ohio at par.
Referred to committee on Finance,
Mr.. West from aelect mmittee OF one. re-
ported back II r. No. 8, with amendments
The House then adjourned, .c.s.,~~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-10
oonYENr1on or lorH HOUSES.

| Pursuant to special order, and this being the
hour agreed upon for a joint convention OF both
/ Houses, for the purpose of counting the vote
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and other
State ofieers, the Senators, preceded by their
| President, Clerks and Sergeant, alarms, ap-
peared within the bar OF the hall and were
seated ' O. i7a le ~ or ~ aHs
A call of the Senate was ordered aud thirty
one members answered to their names.
| A call Of the House was ordered and ninety
| ore members answered to their names
Further proceedings under the call we're dis
pensed with-Whereupon the convention pro-
ceeded to count the votes cast at the last Octo
| ber election for Governor, Lieutensnt-G Cover
ncr, Secretary of State, and Treasurer of State
The President announced the result Of count
ing of votes for State Offices as follows: .
For Governor I}liIlE L
David Tod, had 2O6 g91 votes
Hugh ]. Jewett, -yf l5l,79
Scattering, lU9
David Tod having received the highes, mum
ber of votes, was declared duly elected Cover
nor of the State of Ohio, for the Constitutional
term Of two years from the second Monday Oi
January, A. D. 1862
For Lieutenant Governor-s,t.-4
Benjamin Stanton, had 2O6,995 votes
Sohn v: Marsnali' l A'f9 9T :,
ocauerins' '.'{ '1
Benjamin Stanton, having received the highest
number of votes, was declared duly elected
Lieut.. Governor OF the State OF ohlo' Tor came
term of Office & z
For Secretary of State--.........
BENJAMIN r. Cowen bad : 207 .352 votes.
WIN. w. Armstrong /" - ISL ,9l2
Scattering, :-'.- lsI
po,;,m;n r cowa, ,vos .declayed duly elect
cd Sscretarv of ststaS for the same term OF
osoo SHH'SS 7'C ~
o"oo' .... ~ 'if .s .' ~.
For treasurer OF otete ao, 40,
y. V9ne{ Dorsey mao al1e 1Si 5Ss '0seS'
Scstterine 1877 a.
q vo,no, Do,so, ,,as daclaraa duIv elsctea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-10

sO1r W. ssThonpson, ut bis periodical sto'
in the hall OF the new post office building, hs
Hsrriss OHIO Stare Register for 1862, a chea
PUP mos. reliable pamphle', which every cin
zen should possess IL contains just such inio
'maHOn as every ohiOsn needs. Mr.. ThOmF
son has also for tale The illustrated weekli,
and the popular papers and magazines of tn
day
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-10

CoFEgE "A correspondent Of the St. Louis
Republican says: Gas coffee is now selling at
high prices, and as money is scarce, wish to
suggest plan for making cheap cOffs' Get
some rse first. scsld i; second, dry it; third,
brosn il, and then mix it with one-thlId ctffre
and two birds rye, and then you will have as
good cup OF coffee as you ever drank"