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, 1862-09-01

OUTBREAK on RED RIVER.
corY OF 4 PRIVATE LETTER 70 JCDsoN pAnFER.
Fort ABERCRoAR1E. DAco7Au TEp,r
ALL 25th Mn1IdaE c,.ciGcl- T

aug. 25th, Monday. 4 o'clock, q. m,
We are passing through great Indian ex-
citement. Nothing like it has ever happened
in this part of the country. Our interpreter
went over to Yellow Medicine the LIST OF July
TO the Indian payment He returned last
week, ard reported thut the government had
1aile0 to pay The 1nCians, and be feared the
result would be Indian depr5dations, The
commander doubled the guards all around.
Thus We. went along I'LL last Saturday
morning, When messenger arrived, and in
tormed Us that some 500 Indians had crossed
the Otter Tail to ..,ntersect or cut off large
train Of goods (some thirty tsams) belonging
to the Hude on Bay Company and the gov
eInment. These teams were between this
place and Georgetown. Word was ssRt out
ofetTRg the tssms to this fort as quick as
Brtckinridge, Old Crossing, Gralia1u's Point.
and to all the settlers round about, ordering
them to fee to this place for projection. as
We could give them none outside. Egezy-
body came, with their families, goods and
cattle.
THREE men stopped in Breckenridge. They
wire at the Breckenridge House, and they
said that thy should remain and defend their
things at all events. About the middle Of
the afternoon six men were sent out on hors-
es, to see if they could get any information
i1om TIE Indians. Tney went down as far as
house they saw that the windows were bro
KEN In, the doors opened, and cattle killed
aid cut up. They called, but received no an
ewer. All at once large number Of Indians
sp1upg up from behind boards, wood, and
other things, and made for them. They turn.
ed their horses and run of, thus saving their
lives.
Yesterday morning party went down. The
bodies Of tie three men we're found living on
the floor Of the Breck1uridge House, badly
cut up. There wire chains round their legs,
aud the floors OF the rooms were covered
With blood, 1ooIipg as though these men had
been drawn round By their legs and killed
slowly, as they had their var dance.
driven OIL. The stage was found In Red river,
With the top cut of. The driver and horses
cannot be tuund. We do no: know, but it is
supposed that the stage arrived there in the
eyt ming, with some 2,5G0 pounds OF freight,
the driver liiled. The lorses and goods stolen.
, 1862-09-01
SPRINGFIELD CORRESPONDENCE

Feeling against appointment Of SeeeM Pro1ost
lfarAalx-7ze Quie. ofthe Slate threatened By
it-Hu.c HtopoSt lfarshals &ould be dppointeI
Il Volunteer, once a 4. g. c., makes some
Startling Heucotions-A diabolicaz Conspiracy
---,Sacessionists in Springfield.
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w A n TED-Une purchaser il,

w each township for -AIKIN's FAMILY Knit
can be earned on It by any man Or Eonar. It viii
5ke 30 600 sttcAes minute VI Ill knit pslr Of Stock
Fancy Work, shawls. Kubias, Head dresses Under
Eleerea Clouds sontag= Igoless. Military sas',es SC.
eluFse right I? ard sell the machine cne rear
Ia each tSwnshtp Ehsh VI. s3aole them t. eaf5 tss
wonderful nnachIne and er55y large family I'll havs
ard ful partcu ara cal Oh address with staup]
BEAEaGN & ELLIOT. General Agents. 1A Lake
at-por Ch.ra4o III iYlG8sJt1rQ
, 1862-09-01

COLONEL OF TIE NTH.-Capt- T. E. Cham
pion has ben chosen Colonel Of the e6th ILL.,
nois regiment BY % usjority. The remainder
Of the officers have not yet been chosen.
, 1862-09-01

tered lhf0 EeFF1ce:
7:,nd-Col. Starring, Chicago.
73rd-Col. Jaques, Springfield.
f7th-Col. black, Kankakee.
60th-Col. Allen, Centralia.
6lst-Col. Dollins, Anna.
ssrd-Col Harding, Monmouth.
S5th-Ce1. Moore, Anna
94th-Col. Orme, Mclean.
99tb-Col. Bailey, Pike county.
Gn. McClernand is expected in this city to
morrow, Gen. Turchin has been here for twt
days. He leayes for Chica tonight.
The heat here is very great, but is just wha
is needed to ripen the growing corn.
ZETs
, 1862-09-01

TOR eALE.-D:ug Stors for ssle
L at great ha1eatn for caat or approved paper
wen salad. retail stock Of Drugs and Fixtn5es-.n
good location the North Side. Rent low Rsasons
for selling Ill health. For further particulars addr
4. E. DGAKE, No. 176 North wells street. Chicago
Illinois. jyl9 t11i6@
, 1862-09-01

EOR SAL.E-A Country Resi-
L dencc In the village o. GeHers, on Foe ET.7, In
Kane county. thirty:ffve niles from Chicago a h1e
houst and barn and GOO quant T. q choice frnt OF
the pretses The or being alb mt to remove will
sell cheap address 2. E. WRIGHT. Geae7a, Illinois.
px;-t4NEt
, 1862-09-01

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
L subIot No. II Of Lots and 6, in Block Is. in the
Canal Trn'tee's new Suodivtstoa- tr!ce S1uo Apply
TO D. WOODWARD. Davenport Iowa.
, 1862-09-01

FOR sALE-Erglne and Boiler.
L Ten inch Cylinder Englee and large sized Boiler.
In first runntng order. for sale cheap. at FUE5T
. BlGaDlE9fS. 81 and s. North jefferson street.
aufC.
, 1862-09-01

WI TANTED, AGENTS Sis per
Ps da5 car be made and no hunhne. hy s-fllnz
cur EEeut nt5S PATRIOTIC COMBINATION PRIZE
PACKAGE
a PERFECT NOVELTY.
Entirely new principle. Can't he eQIalle Circulars
u1atltd free C. ~ DUrN & CO,
1el4SiaISsIn EQ. 1E3 ClaSk ssEcex. Chicago.
, 1862-09-01

N'UR SAIE.-A fasEiOuab1e resi-.
4 dence. large airy lot sarubbery. &C. Price
S-4lt tN cash tile bha1ca in three JehrS at ten
per cent. Improvement cost over 900 AIso. two
nes & prst 1 nTs.nd d II s SaFth a piE3a s
Tor Lots a!d l'onscs e 900 cash. H. ,1 each. This
1S Eo1tll Clark strpet aukl ltEI13t
, 1862-09-01
.1E1r sale.

TOR SALE.-I will sell 5Ox16O
=, st On Calumet asepue one n3oek se1ss Of Rim
eold Fiace ut $50 per foot ffont $50 cash t- balIuee
tt ting end o. swc years This mast be sold imme-
diatr:y. ApIly to M1RON L. PEARCE st.te street.
Lt1r Monroe ttreet, an2qES3S5
, 1862-09-01

lg3 LAKE STREET.
Lddreu +. G0RNE11 z ca Boz q, Chicago aH
, 1862-09-01

Histor7cal Sketch Of Ill The Battles from the TALL
Fort Sun ter Matd. pest pald on Eect inr of rstai
price. Is cents- Stamps ken SEd stamp for circu
lar. t. LAND0N, Agent
fy1l l-s9SD1n B3{ate-st opuns;te fremont Home
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

CouRT OF COMMON Pleas, JUSE 9--The jury
10 the case of Beatty v. Butler, rendered YER
dict Tor the defendant, or 10 other words, found
that the plaintiff had no Cause Of action.
John Hosman, Indicted for assault With intent
to commit rape, entered into recognizance
In five hundred dollars, to appear at the next
term Of Court, and his case was continued.
jury was impanneled in the case of John
Riley v Lowell HOlbrOok ct al, Of the Pqua
and indianapolis rsilroad--S. w. Andrews iol
plaintiff and Noble for defendants. Suit
brought for damages in killing plaintiffs COW.
The jury rendered verdict for the defendants
Judgment against plaintiff for costs.
10 the case of the Ohio Iron Company v,
John l.. Gil and Son -BlocksOm, oi 2 ,Desville,
for plaintiff and Noble for defendants- jury
was impanneled and sworn, and the Court ad-
journed. 40 , &.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
LIbeIous Charges RetraCted

The following retracGiOn appears in the issue
Of June 8, Of a paper called " The Coptal Cuy
Fact" published in this city by JOHN GEARY &
SON, and edited by JOHN GEARY:
CoRREcrIoN.-In this paper there appeared
some nme ago -ertsin articles charging Mat
thiss Martin with disloyalIy, and with being a
member of the Order of the Knights Of the
Golden Circle. Ia QUE o the articles he was
charged with securing the country and trying to
Duy votes With money furnished him by that
treasorable Order. Those irtcts were rot
written BY the editor Of this paper, though they
appeared as editorial, and we, having fully in
vestigated the matter, are perfectly satisfied
has there was no found Ition for either of said
charges against Mr.. Martin, aud as an act Of
justice to him, and because we feel il TO be our
duty to do so, we cheesiully and fully Withdraw
said charges.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
The Emancipation or DIsunI on
LIZ aRues

4
Republican Aboltion.s,s have formed In New
York city DisuniOn Association, which 4
called an Emancipation League" OF this
a" League" VIZ G. BRYASr. the poet and editor
of the EUsninS Post, is President. oue Of its
articles, the Tins ssys, pledges its embe,s &c
r-sss the retention Of sOy slave State 10 the
UOioD, unless it will 6rss pass an sct OF em4ucl
patton. The new League was organised BY
public meeting at the Cooper Institute on Fst'
day night. Rev. D. Tine presided and made
q short address 10 which be declared bis full
confidence 10 the hnal emancipation Of the
slaves by the CommAnder.in Chief of the army,
ABRAHAM LInoOLE.
There were present at the meeting H. H.
HELPER and Dr.. vINcEET coLTER, recently en-.
gagged In teaching slaves in North Carolina,
EIsERV JnR1ynosD, Of the Nea York Times,
aud other hotsotes. Bat the greet guu Of the
occ .siou vas Senator LANE General 'Jim''), Of
K snsss Hem ,de 'fi,Fy speech Of consdsra.
BILE length, adv, eating the imasdiasa emAhoi.
patton and AfmiDs Of the slaves.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION,
Friday, July 4Ih, 1862,


Rooms OI TnE DrxocR.Tio STATE CENT. Con-,
CoLuMBus, May "a, 1859.
TO the Democracy Of Ohio, and all others in fauOs
+ Of hs u ion az Il has been, and tie OOn,ti.u-
ton as It s:
You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated FaI
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF July, 1862, as the
time for holdiog the next Democratic State
Convention, In the city Of Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for each Of
the following Offices, viz:
Judge Of the Supyene Court;
S,eT,tGyy Of Stat;
Sch1ol COmmi. si0neT;
Member Of the Board Of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, and ell others In ia
vor Of the Union as 1t has been, and the Consti-
tuition as it is, of the several counties within
this State, are respectfully requested to proceed
to appoint Delegates 10 represent them in said
Convention, on the following basis: One Dele.
gate for each county, and an additional Dele
gate for every Eve hundred votes cast for Hon.
HUoHJ JEwETT, for Governor, at the last 0cto-
Der election, and for every fraction OF two bun.
dred and ffty votes and over, one additional
Oelegste.
Toe number Of Delegates to which each
county is entitled, We have indicated in the fol-
loving Tab'e: FS hatgl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

s,F.,s TIE EsS York Times which enjoys the rep
~ usaiion Of belonging to the milder type Of th'
modern pnblleAn-Abehslons school, in an ar.
tiele on q ,verbor sTAELEY, says be was not sent
81 ss to North CsrOioato 70 execute the laws Of that
- State as they nov exist, but to prepare the way
Cor new rsgims--that is. new government or
administration 4 ~ aAf Il
Il We take Issue With she Timsson both these
points. Governor srArLsy y4As cent to the old
s"NotEh s6ts' y s-e 70 the execution Of laws--
znfsgsr The Uoited States apd secondly, efths
~eaia How else could pubic order be niain.
3Aired Or life ard rr3psfll ssca,saf Efen II
s-stks ofdibsDcs o. sscsssiOo haco been .sahd and
N,rb c.rOlina had become siossen.'or part
Of . foreign county, and had bssnrecoSqusEsd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF FRANK
LIN OOUNaYs =

Notice is hereby given to the Democracy Of
Franklin county to meet on Friday, June 27tb,
1862, between the hours Of three and six O'Clock
P. NJ, in the Townships, and elk and eight
O'Clock P. NJ, In the wards, CT the usual PLACES
of holding elections, except Norwich township,
which will be held at Scofelds school house, to
appoint delegates to attend the County Conven.
ton, to meet In the City Hall in the city of Co
lumbus, on Saturday, June 2stb, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, 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.
The following is the number Of delegates al
lotted to each ward and township. based upon
the vote cast for Governor 10 1861, allowing
one for each ffty, and an additional delegate
for each fraction ot twenty. Ave votes 90 oast;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
The Pr.sid.n,'. Dilemma.


P.eident LING In, according to the Rspub
iIe4b New YOik World, 9 10 s d oiIemms.
~ II be suppor's GovernUr sTASLEY'S scu D."
az sbe Wsrid 'the mUre viuleSt radicals will
cone ou. III opeu oppOsi'iUn TO the adminisIrA-
4,h; II he reVers,s it, the reversal will be con
rued at the SIath IS 40 evidence that States
uvlted back into tue Uoion are to be deprived
Ut the coDtsol OF their IL cal Af,fs."
WHAT will Father Aorabsn" " do in this crest
strait. VIII be dare dlsplease the r41icals, or
Gill he drive the Uaion men of the South il.
20 the belief that their loy4lty is to prove tbei.
ruin : Perhaps. he will seek to pursue mid.
Ne 5ourse, Try to conailiAse bo.h aud satisfy
leiGher, and thus prolODg the sectional contest,
AID put further off the hope If reconciliation -
Bat the future will disclose ell thinge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

This "Emanclpktion Leagaer as l, is called,
10 not an association Of old GsrIscnian Abcli I.
tionists. Il is composed chishy, perhaps alto,
gs.her, Of leading Republican politicians, Who
have heretofore ranked a. conservatives and
opponents Of the radical AboliuOnia,s Bot
now they are more thoroughly imbusd with the
spirit Of Dlsunion than were ever the old Gar
risonians. Such are the men comprising the
faction, In which Democrats and loyal men are
invited TO enlist, under the hOneyed name Of
''the Union party" 40 shame, whsro is thy
blushf"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
II ]. aslOnIshIns hor naIignaal the Abella

IL > astonishing hon malignant the Abolition
q 80 .ns are at Gov. STANLEY. because he
nAs 10 iact attempted to restore North Carroll.
IA to the Union, ana with that object il vieS
set out to administer, in good faith, the local
lava Of the State. For this be is denounced
bitterly, the New York EOenins Post calling
him "SosRPIoN." We 90 MT class ourselves
as great admirers of EDWARD STANLEY, but Mr.
LINCOLN must have thought him a very proper
man, for he sent all the way to California for
him to come and act as Military Governor OF
the old North State, and be has certainly done
very we'll for new beginner His notice TO
.he adventurer HELPER to quit the State was all
right and proper, and all such scsups who fol
low tOe army to make something out Of the ne
gro question, ought to be served in the same
WAy. II let alone Gov. STANLEY would soon
have policy, but we apprehend the Abolition
ists will SO beset the President, that hs will do
something TO frustrAte STANLEY, and thus per.
haps get rid Of him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
Gen. McCIeIIan,s address TO his SOL
dteghs
MoCLELLAN's HEADauLRTERs,
TUErDAY, EvEslNe, Jure 3 !

McCLELLLNh HEADouLRTERs,
TUErDAY, EvEsINe, June
The following address was read TO the army
this evening ut dress parade, and was received
~ith an outburst Of vociferOus cheering from
every regiment: .--
HEADoUIRTEAs ARMY OF THE Por MAC
Camp Desr New Briogs, Va Jane 2
Soldiers of III. Army of The Potomac:
| have iu filed at least psrt OF my prom
lee to you You are nov face to face Siih the
rebels, who are held at bay 10 front of the Cap
'al The iual and decisive battle is at hand.
Unees you belle your past history the result Can
not be for q moment doubt nj. II the troops
who labored 90 faithfully aud fought so RallaDt-
" at Yorktown, and who go brsvely Won rbe
hsro q. bis at Willis msourg, West P0iot, Hauo.
yer Court house ana Fair Ok. NV Iro.e
worthy OF their antecedeDts, the Viotvry Is sure.
y ours. Tbe events OF every day prove your
rupero.lty. Whenever you have met the enc
ny you have bea en- bim Whenever Jon have
used the bAyones, be bis given way 10 panic aud
disorder / ask OF you boW one last crown
ug effort. The enemy has staked his all On the
issue Of the coming battle Let us meet him
ADd crush HIM here IN the very center OF the re.
osllion.
SOldlrt: will be, viii you in this battle,
Aud share i's dsngers with you. Our confidence
o each other is nov fouuded upou the pas.
Let Is strike the blow which is 70 restore peace
aud uai 'n to this distracted laDd. Upon Your
vaior, discipline and mutual Coz fdence the re.
suit depebos,
(sisned) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Main-Geneial Commanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

SUPPRESSION OF NAvIoATIoN.- We are request.
ed to say that navigation on the Ohio Canal
from Carroll to Portsmouth, will be suspended
on the goth Of June, and remain suspended for
the space Of thirty dsys, during which time
Lock No. 10, at Lockville, the Guard Lock at
L1ckOOurD, the Guard Lock at the head Of Big
B'tOm, the Upper Lock at Pspee, and the
Aqueduct at Bush Creek (above Portsmouth,
viii ell be rebuilt. IGis not designed to draw
the water north Of Carroll.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
The difference between white and
Black.

Some weeks ago, a few gallant white men ruI
the rebel gunboat ], B. White from out Nor
folk harbor, passed through their feet OF war yes
sells, chiei among which was the terrible Mer
rimac, braved the froEniDg batteries of Craney
Island, and delivered the White safely to the
Federal officer In command at Newport News
A few lines In the newspaper dispatches record
ed the brave and patriotic deed, and the names
of the men, If they we're ever seen by our 10.
natical Law makers now In the majority in Con-
grese, have dritted to Oblivion among the rub
bsh Of the past Not only this, but am in.
formed not dollar OF reward has yet been pro-
posed by them for any Of the gallant sailors oi
our navy who have, eince the war began, cap
tuted 90 many valuable prizes from the rebels
Bot, on the other hand, look bow quick appre-
citation and reward follow when negroes are the
actors. Nine negroes the other day successful
ly carried of the gunboAt Planter from Char.
lesion tarbor, and handed her over triumphant.
ly to our blockading feet outside. IL was IN.
questionably an act deserving Of reward Our
Congress at once wakes up. 1t shows itsell
equal to the occasion. Senator Grimes, oi
Iowa, has his bOiOel Of sympathy moved. In.
stantly, while the wires are yet hot with the
news, he proposes bill to "appoint q commits
sion' ON tbis particular case. This commission
is to appraise the value Of the Planter, and the
amount is to be invested IN United States stocks
for the use ard benefit Of Robert Small and the
other colored gentlemen aud their heirs forever
The Senate drops thet tax bill, let's the affiirs oil
the army, everything, come TO stand, and they
take up and pats "0ld Grimes's" bill almost in
the space OF time between two Of Chambers
drinks.
When was boy We used to have saying
when teasing each other, "Nigger before, e
open tue door," hope It may be so in thi
case, and that the door to reward, which could
only be opened by "Mr, Mig" may not be shu
as soon Ss these nine worthy darkeys pass
through.
hope commit no offtnae when subscribe
myself A WHITE MAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
rHE NATIONAL PLA1FORM.


ConuREss, BvA voTg HE,RLy uHANIhous, rArs.O ~. ~
a. afoIt ufsa aksoLUTIon, Exras,eH TIE Vol "
NJ ~. NArnrs AND 10 gE SRA ,pAe ol LorALIi
= hal The able CIVIL sa mas oeeh IoIceu
upon the country By the dis nionists OF the sounerh
eiatss 10 In arms sganst the cons,i stonai SovsTn ~
nent And Ia arms around the Capitals that In this Ma
tiona emsrreney Congress bapishing all feeling o.
mere passion and esentnent s,li recollect Only Ns
" drrv y he whole couptty thai ttts psr 6 not sodeed
- nm Dars 81 aas spfr cppvesston. or for any
parp,ss qt conqSest or suotsyd;o' sr p~rp0ss q
enr,farotoiao or laterTerfa, tciA ~ rtoAs sfdo,
81: "A III ::. s:; @ :,: :ss :.: s.; sc {
TfoAfs on tie sevsrdl STAT Untnpdt cd and h0t 90
scoa tAsss 0bects accomplished tho soGr oHgA'
to ceose." ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

surERroR Guar JuaE 9--Tbe Jury, 10 the
case Of frederic stsmoaugh ". jacob and Mi
cbael Fisher, returned verdict in favor Of Il Q
plaintiff for 81. $685. Judgment for plaintiff
for that amount '3 as4 4as2 os
Itis oRDEaEp that the iootd casss bs com.
mencsd sobe called 81 nine O'Clock 70 morrOa
"wednesday morning, and II ID bndsIs ood
that asrsacbsd. the, muE be disposed Of. either
by trial or continuance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

Available Sinking Fund, Nav IS 1889 s249 a. "a
In addition to this b.anes, that will be reAzed fiom
taxes coectaqe and Iec to draft in lime to meet the
July in crest liz rev York beonxius to tbs Sinking
pnd....,-.,".."..."..". sos 400 %
And from this levy for psymsnt
or the War Loan. l2l 900 90 1858 700 0l
The Commissioners have al 90
resolved to sell the remain
ing stock Owned BY the state rs.
IN the Little Miami Railroad
Company, which wi yield 40 900 %
Adding these the available balance above sta
ted and deductng from the total amount the interest
payab during the coming six months and the expense
Of the offices, there will remain the sum 1854 QUO
applicable to the redemption Of the principal Of the
State Debt.
Tie sum Of slIl 500 n. drawn from the Treasury to
redeem the Foreign Dent of the State was remited to
New York for the purchase Of ceranoaeso Of the loan Of
leo and advice have been received Of pu chase Of
cerincatrs Of that loap. sting eol5ts 81 Ieavitg
$40 zT % unexpendrd which goes to make up the
available balance Of s2i9 ~, 8 air ady stated.
By the act Of March 20 1862, the Commissioners were
authorized to issue new cerafcatss payable not later
than Januars l. 1852 in exoNange for the certia ates
payable at the pleasure Of the State Of er he 3tday Of
givea the option to surrender the same within sixty
days OF the passage Of the act and receive cera
Gates therefor Il carrying out the provisions Of this
act tho ooumissoLe resolved to make the new issue
at hs pleasure Of the state after the 3Oh day Of
June 1851 and they issued circular letter to parties
interested notifying them Of the passage Of the act and
Of the time at which the new stock would become paya
bic.
Some porto Of the certificates Of the loan Of 1850
have teen sur endered for exchange and the Commits
sons advised that fu ther surreDders to consid.
cradle amour will be made before the expiration Of the
time limited in the act. s$aA
WhsL the necessary certificates now being engraved
shall have been received, the exchange viii DO complet-
Cd. '5 as ts "
Wehaye the honor to be, n .-,-r
Very respectfully, u'l
r. W. TAYLER,
.-t-ar.-----.'-s----- Auditor Of State;
.E-S9 90 VS.. KsNNoN,
Secretary Of State;
'i -sa- " '7 JAMES MURRAY,
Attorney General;
ccOnmisSOuersOf Of the sinking Fund.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
Local Matters.

SrRAwBERRY sOoIAL.-The Sabbath School
scholars of the First Presbyterian Churcn will
hold social festival IN the Lecture Room Of
the Church on Tuesday evening, June l0.h, al
which lime they will be glad to see all their
friends. Admission rs cents. Children lOc.
june 62t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
a SIsghs Cold, Cough,

%Wn n Slight Cold, Cough.
&S&N c5Eoa<seneaa, or Sfare
tEIIlSlbilLNg ISjlkodt, tOhich might be
w ,(G checked l0ith a Gmpls rem
VW edN if neglected, ct4en ter
ryt,atss seriously. Few are e,oare Of
the importance Of stopping a SoAah or
Sfllalt ISoLd in its first stage; that
tUttdb in the begin1tnE WOULD yield to
a mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attaoks the lungs.
4kou11's 4konciliaL lSfache&
usre first introduced eleveT years ago.
It has been proved that they are the best
aytisls before the public for Lgonqha,
%oLds, 4knnnhitis,. .4sthnza,
gatasth, the Eacking Cough in fan
stln1J,tio,l, and numerous affections Of
the IShkodt, givtng immediate relief
PuOIic Speakers and Singers,
tvin find than efectual for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, at 95 cents per boz.
For sale, Wholesale or reEaii, BY
@. ROBERTS, Druggist,
No. "a North High street.
af} 8. n. SAMUEL. DrussIst.