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GROW RS TREATER
Psrr. o-eHse, rrr- HiAnrds Hofa.
LsssARp GRovBR MAxAsEs
INCREASING EXCITEMENT.
MR. aEB Sf ~ y =; i F55frsc @,
ns nG dean. to ' 70
there may be no disapp,istmast. Tie 1asaassns ont
would also state for the benefit Of :he patrons
bot limited nNmber of saats ut eYfrn r,urss
shording opportunity for tho-s who attend early
10 ahe SrGnnE t? got sS1's who would not save an
THIS EVENING
BENEFIT OFMRS ". J. FLORENCE.
IRISH *i A MOD
ESTI!
NJ r: flE9rsnSa "a. Pa Aacns ma
"a Yankee ell, with nor risina! songS, Bobbias
Around and 'Jo-ish sid his Saliy.'D
NIGH INGALH POLKA. .Grsnd Orchestra
TO conclude with tho charming Prot.sn sketch,
WRIT" T r XII y ai ERisfsPfs entitled
H. s%as q u sha sssa' Viii S lis
M rhssJ' rcr- MF )" Ps s FoTT renee
"a Spanish dsn.euse, with the grand dance,
La Nsdriena.' y
N lie La Pa9" tun chantUg --d 'Opsra,
with chsn,ruvette " Lex I~ux
sirS' FLORENCE a. vc.n virus yss T' r SnSo
Vivian Ripple "a young artist. Mr. w. J. Florence
u ~ ypsI GAhA SATURDAY NIGHT BILL RE
Beihs actively prepared, the greatest of Irish
'''' iRELAND As IT WAS.
PRIoss OF ADMISSION
Orchestra Chairs cents
Family Circle - ....-....-.--..a "a cents
Coiored Gallery " si cant;
Coicred Parterre ---.........-......-...5o cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19
MARREEn
DIED,

II on weanssaay the Eth Instant by the Rov e
TiMRps rffU ~ A. BOYD, Of Illinois, TO LAURA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

WHAT AN AMOUNT or SUFFERING AM Drsz,au
smong the Volunteers would be prevented hy Tho
I VEL, u;e 81 Hoilowsys Pills AMI Ointment. For
wounds, cores, and Seurvy, tine Ointment il !. car
tain cure, and for Bowel complsnts Pevers Small
roA &c. the Pills are the bcst medicine In the
world. Only IS cts. per Box or Pot asi no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

IHE INDIAN HERB DOoToR from Canada. will
cescrihe diseases and toll his nat p the uars ~
infsrS sr alness without receiving amy
o. odriSe. ONCE, No. II Washington Bu,ldinr
Isbnsyi vsma avenue, corner of seventh street
'e~-s.ou, ~ ". 25-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

;o SoxToRT AND EAsE.-Ia enc minute, Corns. Bun
ENLARGED Jofnts. Chillbains and slj Disass.s "a
ths feet, cured without pain nv DR. Whit the
nsn'xnown Chiropodist, t426 Pennsylvsuis av.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

TIA PRIzB StAsenery package manufactured st
the Dolsr store, is the best in the ket contain
ing more and better stationery AMI more
and usefu! jewelry than any other ever oIersd
cuhers and Dedlers should see t. them ga I9-Iw~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19
FOR SALE AND RENT.

Fth cALH Al - k!.I 1.
Il, taa: ant, an renpsy,ysria aven'e al
M. Box No. II Star 0Mcr. is
Enk REST-Hsn.isouleiy fsrnisa.f RoHMS-.
fsrtor AMI Bs1 Rooms. Aiso Poems su:. NJ TO-
ofna@s or h~sdas sEtArs aear all the Depart nants-
az - " -fr-et-n'ar lStA - is-it.
M aEksT FARM rOG GSST-.a e.a-.,aeac.
WI az i-{i,,iDi ,,--lth the sab-crii., H.. .t-,-
mined % rant The Farm upoa which he :s..sariy
ier1,i>i with Dwelling AMI all the Out houss Tlis
and il located the ksstssa branch "yr,-it. IA.
Bridge. II hs4 lons been cogs;,i.r :. gu. - "a.
mos, profitable -, the Besnch. b-inv --i---,,r,i
FOR tLe srort .f e.r'y Vegetables OF t.ry y,r;ety
nient- rarely met win Pc--,.s-ian Of III. Land
SSa Ice hal hmm -liai-iy, and p,--s,-;,a of Ia.
pre,-ipg Hers. on tho krs: Ct November Po-
10 GIp. W TALIrRTT 81
Reh-rAnc-s required tR"pp - '7-r-
THE GREATEST CHANCE 0EFRRED. rOR
~ ETi,e hest and largrs. RESTAURANT
cen piy'e an r'-iy for shy rar-on {" s.-pIn -
nsS. money, situated on p-Dn-si'snis sv-nH- "p-
post tha 'srs'.t hotais Por particulars silr--s
"R"stsusa'::." !.oy o. Star ofa -. ;a-T,.
E'vk EKST-Ths Urper or Dwelling part Of
L House No 80 and All orer Burns Shoe S.or,
ne.r the Nstipnsi iiote; Pennsylvania aSeaus north
Wv J. ?. PEPPER,
Sl3 473 Sixth street.
eOok STATIONERY ANDpASCY SrGi,;; sUs
n = SAth- San ertatisa"s Store in G-erssts~n.
~ u, Icing Rr-t rate b-sip--~, i. now of-r-i Pee
-, Terms made reasonable Application :ar ia
5.as 60 80 s-ire~~~- ~ B. GeOS set~~a, -. o.,
rer. ofhe-. - ssls eu'
ECI RENr-AtNe 45o Twelfth st. east aid.
= between q and II sts. confortabfe APP kRf-
saehes a.n -nsis snd Ss ;i;a.s ro"s:
N nsSsA The leosSsn is one Of the most desirable
:. a'atextea. jsT-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

DEATH OF FATHER kyI0Hr-Rev. + A
Knight. pastor of ST Peters tCatholic) C:inrch,
Capitol Hill, died yesterday afternoon, after
an illness OF three weeks 1T his residence ad-
joining tic church. The dacaa >ad has baa,, in
Ill health for nearly a year past, and aboat
thr'" WeetS ago Mas attacked with the iauu-
Glce. which resulted in his death IL s:,.aa
For the last ten years M las served th. churci,
~ pa-toT, making many friends among his
oW n faith aad in the community generally. He
~ 10y 4 long TINE one Of the faculty of ST.
Mary College, Baltimore, and held the no.
Si'on OF vice president OF that institution at The
nmr he was appointed To the charge of St
Peters he was in the 5.th year OF his age
Father Knight was ripe scholar. a vyor-hv
prizes. 2.sd was universally respected as a citj
I'm I ne funeral services will take place at 10
o CLOCK Tomorrow, at the church, after which
MS BODY viii ba Inferred in the church ward
The body Will BE- laid in state in the church to-
morrow until the exercises are concluded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

W. BrRDRrrR on the lst oftnis month bought
large STOCK OF Dry Goods. tsst before thi, last
srest sdy.nes in all kinds of goods They arc all
IN store now and ready for sale to which ne nytas
he ,pecsi attention Of ladie. ami all other BUYERS
"ho,essle or retail w. W BuRDpprB
20 Ioiw NO. 331 Seventh ST., besw. I and K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19
PERSONAL.

IMPORTATION WANTED oftAe rAe-A.Ao.t. of
lt.plys0Hk, q. Btsckl.Ei, CO. n ,@sts R-Sp't
NV whcn last -e-n ~ss st cehi.-rSi a. Hospi-
rvlly received ,na rewarded W " l.. BUCKLEY,
=; tAs Avenue House. corner seventh stsart and
Pa sv. Republican, 50 r-lvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

"s rs1.t.r I'd p ~ - -
- --ss- .4...ssas - 49, ts.-.4 49,
-.-@ .-s4ss.a..e; % Z G1go Ts<.aa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

APpofsT%zsr--HrT T. g. Bakor. wall ~
"a favoTfta rerformef ~ Growers Th.o,o-"
hsS been appointed ~ 8 ciexilahIp in thu O,,'
ttTrnss,eVs DVpartu.nt. uadsr Cant Hart. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

LIZ Box TOS. the Best Fashion 1Iorn-;n. -, 81.
H90;-Ths October number, containing large
anu picntid coiored steel fashion plates and full
sized patterns Is received ard for 3,Is at Sh;IEny
TON Bookstore: OaeOn Building, corner Il. street
snd fennsyirania avenue. We have also received
ton. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

DSH-SsD.-A negro m, $500.
- o. employed on thu trs1 ,ors -, e,
ov~soSrc. While drank, on TIL sSd,v -. III, Hii
Iin saxih-stref wharf. and Ma drownsd -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

SrsPhTED TO HAVE REES STOLEN-Yastar
Gay = man Nance Samuel Lylrs was arrested
oy Onc"r WcDeTltt on suspicion OF stealing 4
gentleman's large dark grey shawl. worth ,b ,rt
go. On examination before Justice Tho.np
%on, Lyi'S. who WAS som what Intoxicated.
sdio ne DotSnt thC shawl of drunken soldier
Lor NV cents The prisoner was committed
Ior Ihrth,'r hearinC. The shawl il laft at the
orc" 81 me metropolitan Police Board for
was arrested by James HuIloy. of the mountaG
PoieP, ior stealing two sacks of corn from Mr.
asa W hitney. Thore were two negroes con.
ss,' III Sl.is robbery but one OF them escaped
tice Thompson. "S '"e-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

III kDak IN MONTGOMERY CoCHrY-Yes-
praay afternoon three soldiers belong iny TO the
"a Maseachnsetts regiment went on the farm
OF 3 Mr.. George Wilson near Stl var SS,,r;r,.
and attempted 10 steal some of his pirs HI. tbo
oid grnfirman discovering them expostula:e.l
"Ith tc'9n, and at last attempted TO pull \ mig
away from them, when Ia W ~ knocked down
ahe run through the body with a bayonet Inv
unn, Oh ,hs gsr,y, from The effects of which
Sou.us hP cied In a short time In tha cour,a
OF inc afSrnoon one OF the party. namaa Inh,
|dara, was arrested and taken To Fort NJ,
anu vas turned over by Major Sadler,
summarizing The fort, 10 Officer Mulloy M
drought hum to the Central Guardhouse
f"rRTH-wARD STATION CAsHs-Betore Js..
NC boesr-Alsxander Burke, drunk and dis
orderly; hned 81. Martin Msack desertar. a.
nNered 10 the military. Also for oss,uYt III
battery dismissed. Jas. Addieman aud San,,i
paf-, turned over TO military. Robert Rich
rhtrlck Fitzgerald yagrtncy disnts.ed T, -,
Reardon- do; do. Dan Negro sleeping IN ,ha
street; do. George Miles, do; dismissed
DESCENT oPTHR GUAED-Iass ri y,t q 80,
OF the Provost Guard. attended ty -or1, 81 The
Fif't NaIi police, visited srrcral drinkin1
plae.s In that section Ar the house OF MI
4 NM. or Il STREET, between Ty-.rty .ir.t al
lwrnH second. a small luantity 81 Iinuo- 49,
r"izea' anc quite a lot OF Govern,.,ant rooI.
~ !oHii'' consisting OF Blankets sahras.
i nu>nc.'' &c At John Moryau,s place naa-
by, Shey found five barrels OF ligEor which W.
conil-eaE-d. "'' WIS
SENT TO CANP.-Ye-tertiay afternoon 700
recruits .Cr various regiments who ara "a r,r
ircni this city - the recruits cannot he sent
ioi ward - th"n a. oncs, and about ~, .tray
glefs and conysla-ceni-, we're sent from I've
.oi'irrs Ra-.," by Capt. waldron. TO the re-
STh'iy established cemy near Alexandria
IoLsCs tHANGBs-In the ninth precinct
ro"I On ward, Iound-lnau r. M A Fnnv TX
"a~ D"n appointed ser~csnt vic, f,ronfn a..
9lci"u 70 O-arr duties, aud n..rol,u,n II Z
SC!ts--aA pstfl Promoted ~ r,rnds;pan r;oa
IenE;st. assigned 10 otiiar dYfin. ~
LEE % rSTEBS FvSp-Yhn bs,Li,c bo,,,.
81 ~ -ns~sTs Idtta1hou>-, FInt 4 90 ,,d "a t.
: 80 I1oI OF thi- city, hay. each - I
?: 20 zee rund Tor the support OF .ha ra,n.Ita.
oI s 1870 ~osdief-, and pay bouuti.,. il aeer,a5
DH'- negro man ns,,a3 r,o,a. I.
- o. employed on thu tr1;, .r,ort - 80
ovn<hoSrc While drsnk on ri 5..d,v .; ~, isii
iifn saSth-ssrer wharf, aud WA ctrownsd o.
APPofyTszsr.-Hr.T. q. Ba-or wall ~
"a fayoTita perfOfmef ~ Groy sr's Th.,,o-
hse been appointed ~ 8 eiefiship in tho on,r'
teErnsstvs Department uader Cant HART =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

TAMB TO TIE SIBSCRrBRR ON itch Sppt.rs
" Ter, red STRsR very thin in flesh The owner
sreSne-t-i To come forward. prove property, psy
chsrg' and take her away otherviss it will Do
of linz IA, La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

-, ,El fof TEsS F'rSn-fhe banking houses
~ LnsSsIs ldttAIlho'I>-, Ttnt 4 Go. ana ~ a.
took = Go, Of thi- city hay. 80 - s,,S. - -
= % zee lnnd Tor the supper. OF .ha families
aG yitah.a F~S oouaIies, IA oeeiaa[i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

I tST-0n = ,yf nh s.Tce. bstwaAn q .aas y at
IL he Para. Tuesday morning. !ast. a c,I y
CHIN. A iIrgAl reward y III be- xis~n Ia r,sd
TO MRS BELLS, on seventh street, betw en- D ami
II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

G. kBNA6D-Strsyci or stoien on ThurSfay
c;sf ists. from ID. ssb-cs.b-E, on Ia. Navy Yard
one lay HOQSH, throe white feet: snsr blose on
HIS Forehead; tsnE tail; about years old viii
give The above reward IL returned 20 me, any n
formation 80 may get her. u. v. HALL,
- N-sr Al fopes stable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

"ASTHD-a sTTCATInS, by yoGaz st-s to
" do chsmbervorh OF waiting. Apply ~ St-
Ps avenue y.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OsT-0n TUESDAY morning last q GOLD CHAIN
"h seventh strs-t. betwe-f Mrs iseil'- and ts-
rArs y iheral reward will he given ~ returned
T. Mo- shlL >. OF Seventh 81 seot, between % Aad
- - y ----.- - - - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19

A RH-PECTaDLH YOUNG WOMAN WANTS
~ place nE.-e or cham ssr.niId. ApplT =.
No. 35.l - between 18th and 9TH. A.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
Campaign Statesman for 1862.


~ The proprietors Of the oHlo STATESMAN VII
issue Campaign Paper during the Approacnint
State Canvas, TO be called Te5t
THE cAmPAIeN sTArEsH1AN'
&. This paper will be devoted exclusively to sn'
mobilization of matter designed TO promote ID.
success Of sound constitutional doctrines sn'
princIpIes--and the overthrow OF Abohu0n'
Rspabllcsnism at the bsllotbox.
The irss number of The Campaign STATESMAN
will appear on the 22d day Of July' 1907, snc
weekly thereafter until the October election
The price win be ss follows;
Single copies. 80 cents
clpb. Of from to rs copies, 25 cents each copy
Clubs Of from 2s TO so I" y
Clubs Of 81 copies and over
to one address, ~
The above price win barely cover the cost
the object being 10 put the paper at such q low
figure as to insure general circulation through
ous the State. i
County and Township Committees and Clubs
should send in their orders by the 18th day Of
July, 1862. The cash mus. in all cases accom-
pany the order.
: Friends Of constitutional liberty, go to work
and give The Campaign Statesman vide cir
eulation. Address,
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
TnIrIoW Weed and she Aboii.
1iOmtnnps VIZ

W f.. " !, e-.., F,,.ovn
Inn gen'lenrn nA1 ia'' I. ~ -. sm.. "a
ano, resumes n's ss''ss''e, !, ''''- :, His
his paper-tne Albany 1'e"'"s 's. 80
return = sisnApsso y 'us yvuss'se.,s ,' ~
''s ieao'ns a''0.s' 'o 'A n" -. .s.,.nh,
one Oh tne~ We nuu 'no 'v.v"f'e
which places 'ne respon',Dy y :.
bring Apout the 1le1s hs's'.'oa "ls's
iongs' ana SHOWS wuo ~ ~"
union dmepn' y no' imposS,O ~. :,
JM cn'g AIeI.sets as, nos ~,Ss" 4. ,Seiy IN.
s.rnat [ Va ds.iCas o. hs uii,a Aboliiionists Of The
Nor,h. TKis ioas too true, 70, ,oithoat such AID
ths South could Hscsy haSe bern united e9e'ns. ino
on.1a 1aaJO, q, s s.n.''s ',s.,si H.i.sr Book
a Gr.brGmd' NorIl CaroIias could not kaus been
forced out VI ihe UAtca And srsn neo, "s 1..a 1.'
Abol'tiya Press ana speech mase,s a'e Sygs, ,s,.
'Is s ;nto ne ns.Ss Of tis leaders Of Rebel.
iion, srs keeping dO,oa the U.iOn men Of ne
South. and rendering reunion d1tseu"1v no' "H'
possible a'tli' - NJ, a..
ms ~ inc fsnsusseoi .i'N. .AVAL0" .u 49, ~
reeOsn'1so issaer " os' "~e = ~. ~ 60
can parry ol Nsw 'sA' auu 'as sy,y' .ss,..S -. :,
sna supporter u ms' oA"Hn., ,.. wy ..s,s -h,oh
o'A'o ~ eAPfe'''' ~ .a'ps a.l."s 80 =. ~ sa,or,.,
mas inO'e .nsn onoe D''u s'@''. -
eciumns VI 'ne S'o''''"o"' snu -O' ',-e
nave again anu again Oe'a ueuvuAss : .Y- p-.
'niaefs WIN tepe'ion' Wy 1ADoO. p-r'
whose eoisors nave saAcn esea' p"'NI - ~
mop spif'' 'nrousuou. 'nVoo1Hy -
played ou" y1ns peepie ~Vp'se INV " ss'eu. w..
20 'ne Ao.n',on'ss0e'',Ou,s''' Da' 'sy ~ ~
popoH0 W w .N.' -. ~ ~ .,'D W., - :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
THO Approaching Democratic Stete
Convention

From ell parts Of the State We receive the
most encouraging assurances In regard to the
approaching Convention. Active preparations
ere going forward in all the countless some OF
which Wlll send immense Delegations to repre-
sect than, while, probably, none will have lees
than the number of Delegates indicated In the
osll of the State Central Committee. We have
every reason to believe that it will be far the
largest and best Delegate Convention ever held
In Ohio. IL will have great work TO perform
sacred duty 70 discharge: the people sxpec'
mach from it, and they must not oe disappointed
The indications are, that unity, harmony and
pAtriotic devotion % the best interests OF the
country wiz OhArscsesize It and all its pro
cesdings, and shat is viii in everything meet
the highest expectations Of the conservative
U0iOu.lOying people of the State. Ohio will
lake the lead, as We believe, In the great work
Of restoring the Union, ss il was, and support
Ing the Constitution as it is l-.aev
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
Tho Re.ult in lIIInois.


In another column we publish the maioritie
for and against the new constitution In eighty
three counties of The State. The table show
a majority against the adoption OF the constitu
sion in thsse counties Of l37SaI bu, tho 70
maining nineteen counties gave, in 1860. a ma
josity for Douglas over Lincoln of 9,O42 Il
they should do as well now, the majority IN ths
State sgSibs' the adoption OF the constitution
will be buG 4. 4.692 $50 ~. +
From this calculation the votes of the iii
nois soldiers in the field are excluded. We be
lieve their vote will largely overcome the ma.
jofity, and that the new constitution il destined
beyond ali doubt, 70 become the organic law Of
the State of Illinois. s, ~. ,,
The vote on the constitution exhibits impor
tant gains for the Democratic party in the north.
ern and central portions of the State. We say
the Democratic party, because the opponents OF
the instrument, In office and out, have made
opposition 10 IL the touchstone of party fealty.
10 the fonr northern districts the msioFitiea on
the constitution show the remarkable Demo.
cratic gain of ever ten thousand votes since
1860, and, adding 10 this the increase In the
sixth (RichardsOn's) and the seventh (McCler.
nand's) districts, 1t gives clear gain in these
six districts, according to our table Of returns,
Of 1874 votes over the result in 1860, when
Lincoln, in the State, had 3 plurality over Doug.
las Of Il,946. ~ g'
Had the presence Of her citizens nov in the
war enabled Egypt to give her usual vote, the
new constitution would have received maiOri,
" Of eight or ten thousand. But 80 many Of
the brave patriots Of Southern Illinois were ab.
sent on election day, fighting their country 9
battles, that the falling of In the ninth district
has been very considerable. Our gallant boys
will, however, have the opportunity afforded
them of still maintaining the we'll won reputa-
tion Of the cold Ninth" and, when the vote
comes to be counted, Egypt will be found to
have given her accustomed round majority for
Democratic principles and measures Chicago
7ymes Of Tsssdsy. 4sis a. ssai sies s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
TO THE DEmooRAoY5 OF FRANK.
LIN COUNTY,

- =
Notice is hereby given to the Democracy oi
Franklin county to meet on Friday, June 27tb,
1862, between the hours Of three and elk O'Clock
P. NJ, in the townships. and six and eight
o'clock P. NJ, in the wards, at the usual places
Of holding elections, except Norwich township,
which will be held at Brumley's school house, 10
appoint delegates to attend the County Conven.
tion, to meet in the City Hall in the city of Co
lumbus. on Saturday, June 2sth, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, for the purpose Of nominating eleven
delegates to attend the State Convention, to be
held in the city Of Columbus on Friday, the 4.h
day Of July. lt Ass r3f,0 1ffa ye
The following is thenumber Of delegates al
lotted to each ward and township, based upon
the vote cast for Governor In 1861, allowing
one for each ffty, and an additional delegate
for each fraction Of twenty-five votes so cast:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
Local M. a tiers.
school Notice.

=
y The examination Of the public schools in thlI
city will take place as follows: High School
this TUESDAY afternoon, and tomorrow (Wed
nesdsy), the 95th Inst; other schools on Thurs
day, the e6.h inst. DIR B & OH I
The closing exercises Of the High School
will take place at Town street Chapel on next
Thursday evening, on which occasion an address
wlllbs delivered by I. ]. Allen, Esq.
The schools will be re-opened on the 9Th ol
September next. All the friends Of popular
education are cordially invited to be present Of
and take part in the examinations.
We especially call upon he parents to attend,
and by their presence practically manifest their
Interest In the mental welfare of their children
intrusted to the care Of our teachers.
wlN'7 e9 OTTO DREsEL,
Secretary Of the Board Of Education.
Columbus, June "a, ls62.-d3t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
DEMOCRATIC SYAIGsCOlvElllOI,
II N
Friday, July 4ih, 1862,
n''1. = en- d:s:s:s: S:ssssss,s n, sat; 4, G'r

NIN VoLghpya, nay AflbV3. ,
To &s Democracy Of Ohio. and all others IN JsuO,
Of as U,ton az 4 has bsss, and ne Csnstisu
don az II ts! pn1kI,
Q You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated FM
par, THE FouRrH Oar Or JULY, 1862, as ths
time for holding the next Democratic State
Convention, In the city Of Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating Q candidate for each Of
the following Offices, viz
Judge Of ne SSpyeme Court;
Secretary Of Ststsj "a AlNVEt
AttoSnsy General;
School CommiSstoneyj
Member Of dte Board Of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, and All others In fa-
vor Of the Union as it has been, and the Consti'
tuition as II 10, Of tho several cOuntIea within
this State, are respectfully to proceed
10 appoint Delegates to represent them In said
Convention, on the following basis: One Dele.
gate for each county, and an additional Dele
gate for every Ave hundred votes cast for Hon.
HuGH J. JEwETr, for Governor, the last octo-
Der election, and for every fraction Of two bun.
dred and fifty votes and over, one additional
Delegate. X y a.ss 81 y ~ i,Te.s1s ~
The number of Delegates to which each
county 10 entitled, We have indicated In the fol-
lowing Table
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26

In view Of The fact, says Q correspondent OF
the Jougndi of Commvce, that the Journals OF
England are oonstantIy playing the pathetic
about the dreadful 9frasefnal wsr"in this coun'
~, the sphloined partlcnlass from Thomas
Rsine'a ICommon Sense" are worth Remember-
Ines "Ihirty kings and two minors have
roIrued In that distracted kingdom since the
connueut, in which thsse have been no less than
eIrht civil wars and ninetsen rebellIons. In
short. monsfohy and secession have laid not
fhIe fIuadom only, bat The world IN blood and
eShes.s y Paine was born IL England, and wrote
nuch nonsense, and some "Common Sense, =
80 thc above facts are substantlated BY the
ronoKfn of history.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
HrapUoIArERs, MiLITAAY COMnAnDE1.'
CoLpMBUs, o June "a, lS6S.

GEHxSlL oRDER No 2
To accordance with general orders from th'
War Department., al 'Oldiers in this city anf
The country around. who are not under treat
men. in q United States Hospital, are required tt
report Immediately in person at these head
quarters, on penalty of being reputed deaerterH
Ia cases Of disability which will prevent Obedi'
sncs to this order, the Military Commander
viii furnish furlough not to exceed thirty (SO)
days. upon the certificate Of physician OF
good stan5ing. No discharges will be given on
sccuupt of rhnmatism, or where therei Is pros
pecs Of recovery in q reasonable time.
ALBERT B. DoD,
Capt. l5th q. s. Infantry,
lima 1885,. Military Commander.