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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

The advance of General FRKNoNr,s army
reached Harrisonburg, Virginia, on Friday
afternoon, and drove JAcKsoN's rear guard
from the town. Colonel WYSDRAM, of the
First New Jersey cavalry, after driving the en-
emy through the village, fell into an Smbuscsde
IN the woods. The Colonel was captured and
considerable loss was sustained. Colonel CHEs-
EREr, with his brigade, subsequently, engaged
the enemy in the timber, driving him from his
position and taking his camp. In the evening,
9 battalion of Colonel KANE's Pennsylvania
regiment entered the woods under direction OF
Brigadisr- General BAYARD, and maintained for
half an hour q vigorous attack, 10 which both
sides suffered severely. The enemy was driven
back, This attack upon the rear of JAcKsoN's
force, preciptated their retreat. General ASH.
81, who covered the retreat with his whole cav
airy and infantry force, and exhibited admirable
skill and bravery, was among the killed.
o. Tuesday, seven miles from HArrisonburg,
near a place called Union Church, 9 severe
Hght occurred between FREMoNT's army and
What WAS supposed to be JAcKsoE's entire force.
Il commenced at eleven o'clock IL the forenoon
and continued with little intermission until
night The enemy bad the advantage in mum,
bers and position. Bat our troops maintained
their ground gallantly, and when night came on
remained masters Of the field. The less OF
each side must have been large, probably reach.
ing thousand or more. But we are as YET
without full details. r''a t'2 afoe r3T
Several dispatches received In Baltimore from
Southern papersTeport that our troops had land.
cd on the 4.h instant at James leland, opposite
Charleston; that battle took place there and
they claim a victory. Later dispatches, dated
the same day, say that our men hsd landed in
large force on Battery Island and John Island,
and were then 10 front Of Gen. GIsr, the rebel
leader, under cover Of our gunboaG An i'm.
mediate advance on the city was then consider.
ed imminent. .ne
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12
By order of the committee. ,An 4r
WAYNE GRIswoLD. Chairman.
AMOS LAyMla, Secretary pro TEN. ~ .2H
TO TIE DsEOSSASE .gsl Ss.1 s'IEy OF FRANK

Notioo Is hereby given to the Democracy Of
Franklin county to meet on Friday, June 9th,
1862, between the hourn of three and ak o'clock
p. NJ, in the townships, and six and eight
o'clock P. NJ, In the wards, at the, uspal places
Of holding elections, except Norwich township,
which will be held at scoHelds school.houss, to
appoint delegates to attend the County cOnven.
tiOn, to meet in the City HAllin the city Of Co.
lumbus, On Saturday, Juns 2sth, at 10 O'Clock
A.. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating eleven
delegates to. attend the State Conveniion, 10 be
held in the cisy Of Columbus on Friday, the 4ih
day Of July. .yalaZa e E4&2CI
The following is the number Of delegates al.
lotted to each ward and township. based upon
the vote cas-. for Governor In 1861, allowing
one for each drty, and an, additional delegate
for each fraction oi twenty 1--we votea 90 cast:
lst Ward . 8 M,fiin township "a
I'd g. g. - --a- 3 Clinton "- "a
81 Sharon !vI-..l
4,h h"=.-.-.----.--7-~WasbiBgt -'s.---S-S 3
NJ Montgomery tp. ~ Now NossicS ;
Madison m 49,, j Brown sszsaa.ug. 4
Hamilton a.. 2 PfsiFie ts,fa 81 - g 3
Truro r7T4 Pleasant gO'+s 3
Jefferson "'H- Jackson 6
Pain a franklin 0. "A
Bendou r77"Ts sT2TR 20 ,BAoNAHa'
10. Ward willnest at North Engine Houus.
: 81 Ward at Backeys tsotel. -.
81 City MsyOrs ofRes, rYorrr,
4h ." " slnobton's Exchange. 4 q "a
5h South Engine House.-
WIN. DoMIGAN,, ,.,AG HIBB5, A or
L e. WILSON, ~ JACOB ARNOLD,
JOS FALKENBA ACH, MOSES SEYMOUR, ,
Mel D0HERTY, dWM. COOPER - ~
PATRICK DUNN, aas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

\ TIE EIontr. FouaTal This new and gallant
regiment left last evening for the East In tint
spirits. occupying sbou, thirty cara on the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad. rg15aU2
John G. Groom, Esq, Of this city, has, We
understand, been appointed Major Of the Eighty
fourth. "a a ~
RATES OF TAXATION The ratio Of taxation
for the city Of Columbus for the next year. will
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

SEIRTING FLANNEEy, PLAIN q
Ram = soN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

z1ETlI1eEzElllllIzIlIllL
nrage ana Little Rebel which had bSen aband.
oped b. most Of sheii crew.. Captain MoEr'
ooMr6r. Ass-oficsr, and most OF the rebel Ofn-
GERS and men succeeded In making their escape
In ths woods on the Arkansas shore
The Federal ram Lancaster was struck by the
Beauregard early In the engagement ana
slightly disabled. Capt. ELLET, Commandant
of the Federal rams, WAS struck 10 the breast
by splinter, and temporarily stunned, but
soon recovered, and continued on deck through
out the engagement. This is said to have
been the only casualty on our eide. ~, .a,ss
Our rams were manned With sharpahooters'
mostly from Illinois, who did good execution In
picking of the enemys . gunnsss at every oppor'
tunity. The rebel lose 10 killed, wounded and
prisoners, must have been heavy, but was NOT
at our last accounts, fully ascertained. ge'ia
After the engagement with the rebel feet
bad nearly terminated, Col. ELLrr, learning
shat white fsg had been raised in Memphis
ssnt bis son, CHARLEs R. ELLET, medical
cadet, ashore with a Gag Of truce, and the fol-
:. "n = 80" 80 = % o,..s - Ms...,. I,,ash
I understand tbat the ci.y OF Memphis has
surrendered. / therefore send my son with two
united States hAge, with inssruotons e ts,se
ons upSa sne onao Gusso | s";Sspcs of ,bs return
Of your cisy to he care and prosec,iou Of the
Constitution. q N q, la,s-,,.. .-..s. au1a a.
lslghed) su57ol CHAs Ellie u ~
a}s. lts m o''oN'-
ine 0sArsr ., 'ne nag aDu '.e - = ~. -,
"ss A''oAnpAu'su ~ " - ~. M.-h,,
- sne Sos' sSa'e, ~ '''' e
's'S'] '-s '''" ~ M-,u,, ,,,os
-, ~, mn, c......-s:..e.,. =. - . -.
s,s~~Yons nn,s Of sSia ds,s Ia received. and
the contents noted The civil authorities OF
the ci'y are not advised Of its surrender to The
Io,ees o. .1e ohisa J.aie' 1I'
that We have no force 70 oppose the raising Of
the Gage you have directed to be raised over
the Custom house ana foa'oface' ;..s q
,s,.n.a, ''pe9"Ii1y; InysN pApx m.vo,
= f.~ - =.
National d lg over the fOstofice, ana were tnen
joined BY the Mayor. Col. ELLar states. IN a
o''pA'ea /" sne war Dep'r'men', 'ua' 'ne eon'
ouesOi 'ue mayor Auu some " '.s o,''-sIs' on
'n's 00'asiOn' va, unsA'sp''0nAD's' 'IOusn 'no
cited erowo, using angry ana threatening IAN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

The oficial reportof General Banks concern.
ing his late retreat from the valley Of the shen.
andoab, gives the following Estimate Of his loss
, 1862-07-23
FarnBworthss Cavalry.
rr,-,a.n,v>aarnaN Nv Tr;,upe

HARR1sox's BAE, JULY II, 1851.
Thr advance from here Of seven miles to-:
wards Richmond, which was reported aud
credited as n aehtpRton three days ago, ia
myth. The famor doubtless xreH ont Of =
successful reconnoIsance Of the Ssh nliaois
regiment pnshte q squadron nearly every daY
TO within two miles Of Turkey. Bend, without
serious opposition. The pfckets Of the tSo
ar1nies Belinm fire upon each olhef.-i Probs-
biz there have not been ten casualties within
a week. owing to express or -tnpIled agree
mtpt between the Partiea. L cavalry ca0tsto
tells me the understanding is that II neither
eball fire until the other trraas On his toes y
~hica 4 far better state of things thsa *
listed in the Fair OAKS sNAmPs. !.
, 1862-07-23
RAORTGAGE SALE. WI

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas,
Rsaa5d sx IL Mss ss r as @
Jan9sry II ~ snd oonvzy e S5s e.
Il z "a
az q u % "a 81 % sa
ne thousand do45 = ne Ease g liz PEI cent @ Re5
sess : ~ ~ Y
5sa ne s FL
9s 4 I'D "a y fss osos e sa m
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Il lie tine eat u the n aala oEonisso1y note4
5oi ssa
s sene nsss@s 0as sns1 y sas S1sen 6 s9 q he 1n
eaoaid ss e oEce bseome md s. dus a1a ps7s6e snS
saNk Z % e sas e
q q e TT ds a!se5 suSs 9sfauT T;th11s IN 1nass
Gkned 70 enter into a1d npon Ill and snaulzE The
premises ID SAID mortgage de .crbed and 70 sel nd
81 spsss s
s At r. = ssd r { ss Z 5n6
Fl Fys Es ~ fsz. q
~ nts.s.t sa7,sss s~eans!sz 4
ss;a@s ess e 3 r @ s
5ssss s.!s s.sfss 81 Is :ssa l.. S O. B4's.
e1, enesnS 3 "a doss becone 10 nd I'D s. du
"a ashese.. there u nor sna and unpaid On
rnFtgasetstd principal sam q seveatyave thoosaad
se ta3t e. fs5soa @ aae 3 aso s. Ga ns
ne It q interest s11uurDE 70 sheFu9 Of two saoua
s9paS g. sea ~ Sal; M sa Sc
the Anen Of Interest 70 the last Aeove
named sgn. which became dtt thereon On the mt
ses,et az s5en.! sasassaa ans s sasdese
Row theIefrte public uo'fce tH hereby gt7c1 tn1t
-he said william uEden undef md n puSs0sngs q
have entWed INTO upon N aad Bn< <1laz the prem
rs aGssese Z 9 81 a9azs: s &
- .e7sat5 81 aTiH;s =? 50
sevsasyavs c:s, sevtatTE3 ~. .sey-asyssy+ M M5
xea sc IT, 81, 81 sss5'
@ Sss9 eEe.5. rs; SET ,% ,1ssy M
bounsed 90 he a.: s.; G!xsE sE9E she north :! 3!
Schiller street. ohAe eS t5e ~ e1T NV X ~ ~
z9ata hy a9stas sses o n 81 liza 5ne TT
he2s b The city Of Chicago eou2tz q Ao& and sas
oHad ;S2s Yxm: % Monday ~ tsenfg afth ~! .
iore1doa on MID = Ectssaace fthe te1uas
sss.s g III & Tia Estsst ss Il
6efns thk S1aa bIamhka H6o1o Iiesaaoen s41t.abe7s
s.Ps 6 e s'a sa E:Saass
r4ecpfc5E fdinfnis 1ssVf59es d Esstznx
Il SuhiF s4o5ont - tae t{lesh nd erfsr9sa
s;S z as g. sa 9
Eseesss ssa ~ esS = s $sSs.
eataassaa! ataasa!3 33saas assiia i, III; ssss
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, 1862-07-23

OF TEQE1l1Qu. IL 18 L0t luDu9LEUu7 11E GtllIl
that true Interpretation Of the constitution
stands in the way Of infctiug most condiyn
punishment upon traitors, or that it can ever
be made an instrument Of oppression against
loyal citizens. There is some strange mis-
md. rstanding or lnfstusilon in regard 70 this
question. a class Of political ahstractionists,
set up this great constitutional idol for the
people to worship, IS something higher and
more snered than The principles which lie at
! It's foundation, the rights it was de5igned to
owes Its existence. Treason and rebellion
! Lift their bloody hands and aim parrcidal
blows at the Union, which is the great palla-
! dium Of all our liberties. When loyal men
| iraugu1ate stern severe measures. to shy the
! ruin which threatens 70 over ahelm Us, we ara
| brought short up, and our labors and efforts
I rendered unavailable and useless, By halr-
| splitting theories in regard to the corstltu-
tlon. When 1t Is sought to relieve loyal men
| the farmers and mechanics and working
men OF the North from the taxation and
distress, inevitably consequent upon our
present struggle for national existence, aad
to impose the burden or at least share of the
burden, upon the Traitors who have brought
upon us ali this woe, this great consttud 3na1
spectre ia paraded before Us to thwart our ef-
forts. In short, fellow citizens, the theory is.
that true Interpretation of the constitution
will necessarily prevent such action on the
part Of the government, as is absolutely re-
qufred in order to preserve its own existence.
|
/ 1nent destroyed and, in the language have
ALREADY, qnoted, "the loss Of liberty, Of all
good government, of peace, plenty and hap
: Piness, must inevitably fol1own' becau:
! The Instrument &hat Wxs framed to secure !
more perfect union. and Designed to Sc
cure to us all these blessing, now stands II
: the Eay :: of their preservation. To such
; theory loyal men cannot subscribe, and b
, the practice under. it, which will crush on
all the energies Of the free people, We will no
, submit. We viii preserve tue consu sut,on /
we can. but the union-it must and shall b.
, preserved" This is the platform upon whtcl
: all 1oynl men should stand Tne Union dla
i | solved, and slI is gone. It could never be ra
stored. f the Union goes, the constitution
goes with tive nte, In fact without gov
l enment, or rather wa return after eight
7 years OF good government to unlimited Stat
: | Sovereignty. But after all, We do not appFs
4 bend that We shall ever be reduced to any sue
. alternative. If We afe,7 patriotism aud to
r very instincts OF seHpreserEauon will dictas
r.! ouf action. The Wisdom and intelligence I
: the loyal men OF the country, acting taroug
the channel Of popular Sovereignty, which lii
8 behind and above al ~ritten Constitution
can be trusted to provide for our security 4
! organic law, which shall avoid the imperfe
tions OF the present constitution, aud be tt
I crtditable exponent Of tue enlightenment AZ
civilization and progress Of the nineseent
:, ] century.
, 1862-07-23

TRpSTEE'S SALE.-PubEc no
L tiee Is hereby given that I. 1. C. Paine Freer,
Trustee, &. will n pu.suanse Eish @ tae powsFs - -
Charlotte Burns md Charles r. Burns, her husband,
te at public auction cash to the highest bidder At
cago County Of Cook and State Of Illinois, Lot three
Sj Bleck fifteen t1s?, IN the Canal Trustees Sub
east quarter of Section ssveatesn q1. ta Toxnsh1p p
Third Principal Meridian, IN said City Of Chicago.
sad sale to be made on TAG 21st day ef AuEus a D.
L. c. PAINE FREE2. TEusee, DO:
Chicago, June 18th, 1861. je11s513]td
, 1862-07-23
.AIiENh d CHICAGO UNION

~ EA1.EOAD.-8uxH1KA HkAAH1A1zf-
"a md AftE MuHDAY,- akaI f21n. IaS1 Hstza 11n
aTe We1la street Depot - tonoHs su4na1s e1ea2sa9i
~ a Mknd 995F' z tou Balvsdexe4 EoektoEd ~!
medlata roAn: 81 a M Aad ?:G T. itF DIs Dlssaa
Ee Futon GH Rsnidx ~ M1s11e,sdaff - d.
data po1s. E$ - f1tzE:1fa' ~
0dfna RFseenreyx tor BA3ott kad tAna&yaiA VIII 34
In 9s0 AG n n1S4d9 r II e1k40: PtSseuF69afct GkH
t7IIsss. q 1e9 52ea5aeRa e e essTF1 eS za ~
GsaataI Ea1 q tFstr4; q, t5 ~: r. s,.,
, 1862-07-23
EBuEaIlDnaI.
4 URORA INSTITUTE AMI
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with

Military 1nBtfUct1On and Drill
). WESTERN UNION CuLLEGE sud M4ITAHt
ACADEh1. 1t FuLToE. Ill., on = The IN ,Ms1ess.sipm
River will open Its second year, Sept Sd 1S6 with ro-
gular Collegiate Academic and Primary Ctn3ses-
The College fas corps Of twelve experienced tc4ch:
ers and kc.urera thorou. appoint nenfH the finest
seo 1 buildings II the YET ssst w.:1 g.
s1Sslsnt sHz and well furnished Armory me Gtmps
5e attention q PARENTS and guardtans Tho largest
1oaHtpEpn OF tn class and Character in the Un.on
nsI1ston n Freach. German and Bookkeeping free
TO G1dsss e9so r. IN ArI11EET and ISFAnIH5 (heaxy
ana l,enk} IAe7fcs zouAyE and FANCY DE1LLs and
G,1s119s 93deI IN oreeer u e -. Cadet. dress
faIDis.ed NON, 19el l9ht$ ~asafns Ind saidon IN
K every departmcnf, payable quarterly In ADVANCE.
Cadets tem q osd r2o.n and 6esra nader the ssene
Circulars address D. 8. COVERT, Preadent Faltsn,
Ill. I'M nS6&a
VOUNG LADIES' SEMIN AIRY;
j. AT LAKE FOREST, IlLMoA - The fourth
ssnsp 1ne daaEst1: ~ go@1 ON, enss rs o. % %TauRs
arrangements the mtort and improvement of tht
pupis. For circulars, and Ill desirable tnnns Tsttoo
Lake Forest III. iaIy 8 1a4 iysssossv
, 1862-07-23
Gn=Bart11ErsbipH.

n SOLUTION OF co ART.
- EERSHIF.-Ihe CoPartuershtp heretofore ex.
listing bttTeeu John Clark john H. Marshall and Paul
.1n1.s. nnder the pamc and firm Of John CLARK Co..
dissolved on the 17ta Inst. by the Eittdrawal OF
John H. MaIthRu. JDHN CLARK,
PAUL JONES.
The Produce Commission Dastnt s. will he c. uaucted
as he ettfosc By the rntt1sned under the d- n1ne
OF John CLARK Co. JOHN ELAEk.
m>1t-1.14Sm PAIL JUNES.
NOTICE OF COPAPTN ER.
IL sH1P.-1 have this Gay associated with myself
In the transaction Of 8
General Commission Business,
Mtssrs GEO!A. G1BEs and DAVID BUEI4, under the
and firm Of Jos. II Tucker Ge. Chicago. Jasy
COMPREHENSIVE = We, the
~; undersigned. have THU day entered into CO
P1ltneIshIp under the ttylc and hI1n name Of
KELLOGG 4 GRAY,
Eor do purpose Of dealing Ia Cosl OF II nnk1.
Chicago, Nay lat4 1862 4. B KELLOGG.
r3S ua39sn C. " GRAZ
, 1862-07-23
TIL E
Northern Transportation Coz

OF OHIO
Iarrefared to transport property between
Rs5taa, al Points In keH England, keW Fort
and tie West,
with promptness. care aud dispaseh.
This well known Line Of Fourteen Ftzstc1as8 9e1et
StesnerR connec+s Bt Ostensburg with the
Railroad fnr Bostnu and. all Points n Ha1
England;
At Cape Vincent with the
Railroad and Propel1or Linz between Cap.
Vincent and New York,
and ss OkweEo With
LINE OF 25 FIRST CLASS CANAL B0Afa
Between Oswego, Troy, Albany and New Tozk.
Forming DAILY LINE nou Boston, New Yozl
OsdensauIRn. Cspe V1uc4nt and O6weEo 70 Caeyefkae
Toledo and Detrork,
AID ATRIW EKKLT LINE TO,
Chicago, N1wkukee and intermediate Porh
AGENTS:
J. Myus. III BEoadvay: Few York. John Hoea
t4E. State strest Boston Gen 4, EDDY. 2Eds9ss2rH
weEo. Fn1ton 4 Breed. Cleveland. We1kE- q axJa
Toledo T. e Matthew'S. Detroit Q. J. HAla. AllW1E
fse- Ikg1o7. Mxz7aY Il Co. Racine.
CLARY e. HOWE, Agents
Foot Of Horth lasalle st., Chicago.
=: [ap4p526m1
, 1862-07-23
:NH3GA9o, AND. aT.:LQUN
" R4MRoAp. 1MK
CHANaE, OF !E1MEs. -

cent sanq-uJ:IpaF.M II H4tss Ex9seae (exneps StexS
oa91l ,TfsaA1 sEhsstn at fsusf n III Kin .s3a
~ Joaias & nd iffsixtoa AesasoaiaStanoa kar~a
&C, s,s + ~ md ss1s' y sa I'll E4fxx s,,s
a.4a - TTr-.T -;
, 1862-07-23
Great Damage to Crops and Rr1dges

Great Damage to Crops and Bridges.
We had the heaviest rain storm: yyestarday
evening shout 6 o'clock, In the remeubranca
OF the o,dt 81 c!tizsns, the whole couatry '~as
completely covered with water. The small
branch that runs through our toWn:Was sev-
eral feet hisher than ever Vas knoEo, wash
near It,. The rain has destroyed many thous-
and fnehels Of ~h-at, aud acres of hay, oats,
and his na,tened. many .delds Of corn to tue
ground. go that It caanpt, be plozghed. dotag
generally mores sffamtge. 10 crops: til N q any
fnu E,1es II Ek}03: 17EA. 4Hs . i,
, 1862-07-23

THICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
FOE MILWAuEXk Ii CROSSE, ST. PAyT. CEHKANG.
BxKL1N. AND ISTKKMEDIATH PoINTx.
On and 2lter MONDAY, May 6sh, 1862 tzsssn4r
1ratns VIII 1eave tha Depot corner Of West KinLe nd
Canal HtIeetR tSundayB elceptedJ ~ follows:
LIS A. N, and l233 T. II
Paesenge3 TRAITS E17iye At Chicago at Iso l. II a3A
cts T. N.
WAUkEaAN AccoxxoDAT1uH rEArx leares ChIcaza
It $50 F. II, End arrives st CEicSgo At 9-z l. II,
uuY3 & C. BALDWIN 8pnNrfrtetds84
, 1862-07-23

CTRAGE. STORAGE, cSTOR:
A9hAth6 underai 6ned hxytnZ taken he Dook
sry ceeatd As1Gs1 p 1s9tas y ,1
readfnea 70 reeetve S1orage asd qockaka o. the
reasonable tern 3. A1eo or4ers foE q. k!nds q EoA
iTifs88m E9ss 1tncc Boz A43,
, 1862-07-23

But ara Completely Routed.
, 1862-07-23
G331G> TtihunG.
BATTLE OF, THE CACHE.

1 FURIOUS Fight WITH TExas RINGERS.
, 1862-07-23
Drp Goods.

r ARGE' STOCK OF GOODS
- fton SHERIFF BALES tustrecetFeda 1t ROYLET
Cheep se<e Sheh~au oe eo4n It E1eat sscTtnce. va
Che CITY. Look u the pricea: -
, 1862-07-23

.. 4 r. BUsCHIfK, Pzaotiel Ma
II chipIst and D1affkaan, viii make DrAW11E1
for Machinery Of Ill ueecrfptonH snd o1-rs hs sst-
dfatsonA Drautnxsx Ind Medals msk 70 otdek. =, =
Lt3ce 1t t1e Marine BoJtf@ etorfx Michigan sEeee
between Wells 1od Franklin 1t1eet 0hica{ns H. 49,
" "tJlsTt1m ! .-r, t--.,<7 -...., =.
, 1862-07-23

legal R0tlrfa.

4 hDAlINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
II STATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK COUNTY. ss-
County Court Of Cook County
Public notice is hereby given that the uotegsEaed
Administrative Of the estate Of Doiver Walker de-
ceased will appear before the said Court at tn ptel
Der Term thereof tn be holden tile third Monday Of
Sepe1nbt A. H. 1861 the Court Honse IN satd Conn
IT, purpose nf hearing and adjusting all clalps
md den1spds against the estate, when and where I'LL
having such claims a!e requested tq present
and file the saIne. ABIGAIL F. WALKER
Admtntstrat1tx Estate DollYer Walker.
Chicago. July I'd. 1867. te3tH I'd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
Secesh PierY,

DR.. M. T. Carey, of this city, Surgeon 18Th
Ohio, taken prisoner at Shiloh, now Post Sur
geon at Camp Chase, gives the following anec-
dote in a narrative of his experience as q
prisoner;
As q minister Of the goepel was conducting
the services bat few Sabbaths since, In o
military camp near the city (Tuscaloosa). he
took occasion to read to the troops (for their
consolation In these times of want and starva-
tion), the ninth chapter of st. Luke, In which
is narrated the miracle Of Christ feeding the
multitude, and Shen be came to the l6Ih verse,
which reads as follows--"When be took the
Ave loaves and two fishes, and looked up to
Heaven, he blessed them aud brake and gave
TO the disciples TO sup before the multitude
(Which was sbout 5,OOO) And they did eat
and were all filled; and there was taken up Of
fragments that remained twelve baskets"
After he had thus concluded, a stslwaTt and
rustic butternut clad individual screeched on.
at the top Of bis voice, saying. "Butly for
C1yist! 4 Eish zoe had him for our commissasy
instesd Of old John Sheldon, The did stingy old
brute"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

MERCHANT TAILoRIEe.-We call the atten'
tlon of the readers Of the StdtsSmdn to the ad
yertisemeut Of Mr.. P. Rose, Merchant ana Mill
itary Tailor and Dealer In Gents Furnishing
Goods, which will be found elsewhere 10 this
mornings paper Mr.. Rose has an elegant a.
sortment of goods for gentlemen's wear; ant
his long experience in eating and msnutactur
log clothing for military men as we'll as civil
ans, cannot fail to insure entire satisfaction tt
ali who may favor him with their patronage -
Ais material OF ell kinds 10 cf the very best
and bic cutting and putting together are done
10 proper manner. Military officers and 9TH
er. who want outfits equal to tho very best will
do we'll 20 give him CALL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
pemocracy IN monroe oOpnty

As some radicals have doubted the Loyalty
of the Democracy In some of the Southern
counties Of this State, We Wish TO give them
o few facts and see If they can outdo them
AT Wood6eld, Monroe county, the editor and
proprietor Of the paper published at that place
have both volunteered, leaving the paper in
the care Of a female, a relative Of both. These
gentlemen previously had been accused OF en-.
tertaining secesh procliViiies, because Of their
being Democrats. But acts speak louder shaD
words. Their patriotism cannot uox be called
In question AS an evidence of the loyalty Of
this Democratic county, she has raised and cent
twelve full companies into the field. DJes this
look ae though Monroe was even lukeWarm q
II these aocusers would only attend to their own
party and furnish their iull quota Of volunteers
they would not have time to ind fault aud false.
ly accuse Others The Government does not
call specially fer Democrats or Republicans,
but for patriots. and i, learns who tho patriots
are BY finding them enrolled and ready for duty.
--CleUeland Plain Dealer, paper that lsst year
supported the bogus Ueion ticket
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
70 the Democracy OF Franklin
County, =

Notice lie hereby given to the Democracy Of
Ffcnklin county to meet on Friday. August 22d,
1862, between the hours Of three (3) and ak t6)
O'Clock, P. NJ, in the townships, and seven ~
and nine (9) O'Clock, r. NJ, in the wards at the
usual places of holding elections, except Nor
wich township, which will be held at billiards
Station, to appoint delegates to attend the
County Convention to meet in the City Hall in
the city Of Columbus, on Saturday, August 23d,
at 10 O'clock A. M., for the purpose of nomi.
mating county officers, consisting Of Clerk Of
che Courts, Prosecuting Attorney. County Com
missioner, In6rmary Director. County Surveyor,
and appointing County Central Committee.
And at the sAme time and place, one Congress
aiOnal delegate will be appointed from each
township and ward. Tho following is the num-
Der of delegates allotted to each ward and town.
ship, based upon the vote cast for Governor in
1861, allowing one for each fifty, and an addi-
tional delegate Tor each fraction Of twenty-f
untas M oaar