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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
=. ! S.s,1oSsns Demanded TOR Ohio
~ Domocrate, 10


same aecond edition Of RoBEsrIERRr writes
ov,r The signature Of NV. from Clncinnau 70
,be New York Tribune (sse Daily Tribune OIL
August II. charging Democrats with ins''ga,,ps
the recent negro riots in Cincinnati ana eiser
where in the West This miscreaut closes niS
letter thus:
Henoe the necessity of more severe measures
,ovard Southern sympathizerB In tue Nortn'
and more strict surveillance upon their move
ments. A few executions would have very
beneficial influence-ii not upon the morals, ~
leas. upon the manners, Of domestic traitors.
BY "southern sympathizeIs In the Norm
and domestic traitors" the reader OF the ie'-
ter can draw no other inference than thst Dem
ocrats are meant. A"few executions" OF DEM
ocrats, the people are coolly told, would nave
yery beneficial influence " Put your bloody
axe In motion and raise your gai'oWs N n
Ohio for the execution Of Democrats II
you have the power and dare, In your Diooo-
thirstiness, inaugurate murderous "keisn Of
Terror, )" or else cease your threats OF vengeance
against men who are sacrificing their all in THIS
life, and almost all their hopes in the life TO
come, for the sake of maintaining the Constr
tuition and the Union.
People of Ohio! The paper that publshes
this threat of the Guillotine against Ohio Dem
ocrats, is an organ and an influential one OF the
80 called ''Union" or Fusion party, one that ths'
party dare not repudiate or cast OF. That par
ty is in active cooperation with men holding
such malice toward their political opponeL't
that, If the, had the power, they would not hes
itate moment to doom them to the guillot'
inc or the gibbet By uniting with the bogus
Union party, you will countenance just snot
men and aid them In obtaining the despot''
power they covet, and which, if obtained theI
will exercise without restraint and without
mercy Will you aid in drenching Ohio VIII
the blood of her loyal some? II not, vot'
against the Fuslonists, and silence and put tt
shame the mad and blcOdthirsty fanatics il
league with them, ''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Aid and Comfort to tho Enemy.


The Republican Abolitio Disunion papers In
the loyal States, are giving "aid and comfort"
to the enemy. by iterating and reiterasing the
falsehood, that there are "secret political socie-
lies" throughout the Northern States, whose
Objecsis to bring about an early peace and to
resist the collection of the Federal taxes The
Southern rebel papers are copying statements
of this kind from the Abolition rebel papers,
and are making them tell most effectively in
favor of JEFT. DAvls's Government. The party
organs in the North, that are constantly stig-
matizing the Democracy as "traitors," cooper
heads, !" "tutternuts," etc, etc., are making the
rebels believe that they are to be aided by an
entire party in the internal work of destroying
the best Government the world ever saw. Alb
clifton speeches and Abolition newspaper srti-
cles have done more to unite the people OF the
South in favor of the ,Confederacy, than has
been done in any other way. These men who
are thus giving "aid and comfort" to the enc
my, whether they be editors or orators, should
be at once arrested and sent to Fort Warren.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

"F. D. GAGE" closes letter from RockpOrt,
Ohio, to the New York Tribune (see daily TIL
bune of August ~ with the following WOrde;
How long shall they [@omen of Northern
Ohio be called upon to lay the loved ones OF
their households upon the altar of sacrifice ere
the politicians OF our country ehall be willing
to say: "Let the oppressed 90 iree," and thus
put an end to this desolating and most unnatuF'
al war of all wars.
In the anguish of their souls, thousands upon
thousands Of the loyal men and women OF Ohio
are exclsiming "Hov long! o how long! shall
we be called upon to see those around whom our
Warmest affections cling-the light and joy Of
our ouseholds-corrupted by the vices of che
camp and field, sickening and dying sfsr from
home and friends, or horribly mangled oE
slaughtered outright, eTe mad fanatics like IF
D. c. shall be willing to say: Let agitation
about the freedom of the negro cease, and lei
the Union be restored as it was under the Con-
slitution our fathers made,' aud thus put 40 end
to this desolating and most unnatural of all
wars"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
nfaftinE E-.One NtoEe WOOL.
The Cincinnati Times d Saturday said:

ONr MonE WEEK!--G Governor Tod has re-
ceived authority from the War Department 70
draft. He has intimated that volunteering shall
cease on tho 18th inst, and with II the payment
OF bountles and extras Of ell kinds. This, Of
course, Is conditioned on the failure to fll up
the regiments BY that time. Hamilton county
will have TO bessir herself actively next week.
to escape the draft
If A draft il made, Il will be by the State mil
itary authority, entirely independent of the
record. The proceeding will be in this manner
The cities and townships will be divided into
military districts. The citizens Of each district
will be ordered to repair, on certain hour OF
Those who do not attend will be forced there
by the military power. Those who have tenn
porarily removed their residence to other States
will be brought back by the same power; and
honor and justice alike dictates that those VINO
endeavor by unfair means to escape the SER
vice should be first placed in the ranks, and we
have no doubt they will be.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

CAMP CHAsE.-The Eighty-ffth Ohio, mum.
beriug about nine hundred men, and fraction
of the Eighty-eighth, are all the troops now in
the camp Beside these, there are nine hun
dred and fifteen paroled men, belonging to- va
riOus regiments. In the three prisons at the
camp, there are one thousand six hundred and
seventy-six prisoners.
The following are the. names Of those who
died in Camp between June 81 and July 3d.:
July 6,h, J. g. Bean. l4th Virginia.
July 18th, James Lilley, of the Virginia Mill
itia. A
July 18th, c. W. Yeuch, of the Virginia
July 2OGh, w. H. Tolar, 9th Louisiana.
July 26sh, L. Grien, of the Virginia Militia
July 9th, Thomas Kallor, Of the Virginia
Militia. At
July 28th, Geo. W. Hill, citizsn of Virginia
July 9Th, r. Morrison, e5th Ohio.
July l4,h, Charles Journalt, 6lst Ohio.
July 18th, o. T. Clawson, 65th Ohio fJ
Morrison and Journalt were accidentally
shot. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Adjourned.

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Try it. 3aa ~
Sold at Studer's Periodical Stand, and at
Samuel's, Naples, schueller's, Fisk u Ridg-
way's, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere. 5t.
July IL, ls62-d1y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05


General Port Roysl) sHrAMAr has published
q long defense If his campaign In South caro-
lima. He has no com mand at present
General MiTcaELL hasnot yet been assigned
to q command He Is now In New YORK.
The latest news from vicksburg is that the sieg'
was about to be abandoned for the presens.
The Baltimore correspondent Of the N.
Herald, who is either we'll posted or has mad'
some shrewd guesses as to rebel movements
saws the plans Of the rebels for the fall cam
paiRp. embrace both aggressive and defensive
operations. Among the latter Is the protection
Of Richmond, Charleston, Savannah, Mobile
Vicksburg and the railroad from Gordonsviiie
to Chattanooga. Until cool weather. a iorce
will be kept in Tennessee and Kentucky 60 as 10
render il necessary for the Government TO 90
the same in order TO protect Ohio Indiana ana
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. Unless srong
Union force is kept there, IL is believed ina. 'ne
rebel leaders seriously intend to capture oo'n
Cincinnati and st. Louis. The chief Offensive
opera,ion is to be an attack on Warrington
The details of the plan have been arranged
and the particular troops to make the atIemp'
have been designated. The operations on James
river are feints, Ihe rebels not wishiDg to drive
off MCCLELLAN, but to keep him there. The
whole policy of the rebels will bet menace anO
threaten as many different points as possiole' 10
order To distract and divide the attention OF the
Government as much as possible
IL ia announced that for The defense OF the
Ohio and Indiana border and for the preserva
ton OF peace in Kentucky, General is to o'
appointed with his headquarters at Cincinnati
and that feet of ten light draught iron-platec
gunboats, mounting two guns each, are to b'
placed without delay IN the Ohio river.
The rebels cannonaded McCLELLAN's CAM
the other night from across James river, killing
Eve men and wounding several, On Friday
by way of retaliation our men went over ant
burned all the houses and woods which coulC
possibly shelter the rebels. AT the same tim'
the gunboats shelled all the houses along th'
shore. But on Friday night the rebels sgair
cannonaded MoCLELLAN's camp from across
the river with flying artillery. Nine oil ou
men we're killed and three wounded.
The Governor Of New York, it is said, vii
commence drafting in few days The New
York city papers state that already there hal
been a large stampede to Jersey City and Ho
boken, aud rents have risen in consequence il
those hitherto not very fashionable suburbs
Advices from Fortress Monroe report IL prob
able that the new Merrimac recently construct
ed at Richmond, has come down to Fort OAR
ling. Our gunbOais are on the alert Exciting
news from that quarter are expected. i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

TIN ONO EDUCATIONAL MoNrHLr.--We are
glad to see this journal for August on our table
We hope that Notwithstanding the war and tho
consequent hard times, this monthly may live
and prosper We would appeal to teachers and
other friends Of education to use their best Of
forts to sustain it,
The present number contains several valuable
articles--the principal one being Gan Epitome
of the Addresses, Reports and Discussions al
Mt. Vernon"
The price Of the "EducationAl" is one dollar
a year. Address "E. E. White & Co, Colum'
bus, Ohio"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

TIE DAILY Ono STATESMAN is sent by all
the early morning express and freight trains
and delivered to subscribers in adjacent toWni
about the, same time it is distributed in thii
citv. This enables readers at distancs from
the Capital Of Ohio to get the news Of the Gay
from six to eight hours before they can receive
IL through papers published elsewhere
News dealers and carriers in any of the towns
on Railroads censering at Columbus will be sup
uIied With the srArrsMAE on as good terms as
any other paper. Clubs for the Daily will be
supplied at agents rates Orders arc solicited.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

WE have the most encouraging assurances
from all parts Of the State, that the good work
Of political regeneration is going forward The
conservative men Of all the countiesSare organic
ing and preparing for q general charge along
the 1hole line Of Abolition sympathizers with
JEry. DAVIS. The men who, according to
THuRLow WEED, "are sggravating the horrors
they helped to create, and are thus playing into
the hands of the leaders Of the rebellion, keep
ing down the Union men OF the South, and rem
deriug reunion difficult II not impossible, must
be defeated at the polls at the approaching cleo
tions, or there is great danger that all will be
lost.
We are receiving Eve papers that supported
the bogus Union ticket last year, which are no"
giving an energetic and efficient support to the
Democratic State ticket nominated by the 4ih
Of July Convention; and others are preparing
to 20 and do likewise. Our friends throughout
the State are assured that the good work ispro-
crossing in the most satisfactory manner, and
that complete triumph over radicalism will
be achieved in October.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Ns,aIrT All the Democratic papers Of th

sl MANLY all the Democratic papers Of thu
State are out in fsyor Of vigorous and prompt
! enlistnents, and are urging the people to renew
their efforts a. once in sid Of the Government
ana che army. Yet, in view Of this fact, the
Cinclnnati Commercial and other papers OF like
proclivitiss. are laboring to create the impress
sion that only here and there Democratic pa
psri e doing lie duty in this perilOus crisis
This L done by adrOit and false statements
and by copying rsIlying articles from few Dem
.ocsaiIc papers, while they entirely ignore the
var articles Of the rsst. In this, however, as
Il nearly every hing else, the Republlcan pa
nsss mAniisst chafacteris,ic unfairness.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Judge Douglas ana the Republican
Senators.

Judge Douglas, In his last letter from Wash
ipeton to his friends in Illinois, declares that
for BIPARTISAN reasons" many Republican Sen
ators were anxious to dissolve the Union.
Here is the extract-read and ponder II:
"The fact can no longer be denied, tnat
MANY OF THE REPUBLICAN, SEN A
TOPS DESIRE WAR AND DISUNlON,
UNDER PRETEXT OF SAVING THE
UNION. They wished TO get rid OF the South
ern Senators, In order to have majority IN the
Senate to copfrm the appointments, and many
of them think they hold permanent Republi-
cant ascendency in the Northern States, but NOT
in the WHOLE UNION; FOR PARTISAN
REASONS THEY ARE ANXIOUS TO
DISSOLVE THE UNION, IF 1T CAN BE
DONE WITHOUT HOLDING THEM RE-
SPONSIBLE BEFORE THE PEOPLE,"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

SOMETHING WORTH KNowING.-See the adyer.
tisement of Henry KOehler, who has one Of the
finest Shaving and Hair-dreSsing SaloOns in the
country, in THE basemen! of the Neil House,
under the postoface.
Mr.. Koehler has tustftted up an elegant and
luxurious bathing establishment worthy Of pub
lie patronage. Call there and take bAsh, and
see how neatly everything lig arranged, and
what c fund Of comfort and enjoyment you
will have In store. You will fnd nothing thIl
hol weather, equal 70 Q good bath at Koch
leF's.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

DocToR ROBINSON, of New Cumberland, the
other day read a letter from his son at CamI
Chase, stating that secesh girl had just beer
brought there prisoner. She had cut the ar
my telegraph wire in Virginia and inserted the
end in the ground, and when asked why she ID
it, replied that she was sending message "
Satan to know If be wanted any more Yankes-
down there --Ne,o Philadelphia Democrat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Local M a t ters.

DEATH OF Dr.. ]. W. THOMPSON John w
Thompson, son Of DR.. Robert Thompson, of this
city, died ct Newark, yesterday morning, from
disease contracted at Pittsburg LadiDg in taking
care of sick and wounded Ohio soldiers, The
deceased was in the 24Gh year of his age. Thus
has he passed away in the opening promise oI
early manhood.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
NIRRers VS.. Soldiers

Be 1T REMEMBERED, That the Republican Su'
preme Court OF Ohio decided that NEGROES Can
VOTE; and,
BE 1T REMEMBERED, That a Republican Legis
lature decided that SOLDIERS CANNOT VOTE. A
niger, according to Republican doctrine, is moi
only as good, but better than the soldier whe Il
brsving the dangers of the battle field for his
country Remember this OF the ballot-box.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
From the Lancaster Esgle, July 3ll
Democratic Meeting in Bern Town

ship.
Over one hundred Of the "unterrifed" Dem
ocracy of Bern township met at the election
house of that township on last Saturday, snt
were addressed by Messrs Tall Slough anC
Edison B. Olds. The earnest and patriotic re
marks of both the speakers received the mos
profound attention of the audience.
DR.. Olds's speech,is being grossly and meanly
misr epresented by couple OF Black Republican
blackguards. He has properly and truthfully
noticed the matter in the following card:.
LANCASTER, July 90, 1862
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v. nVLAND, nd - Hor, Eo,,. - oo,.ao;
through sne oV'.u0 III " yo.. ~ to~U 49,
one OF Mo VI soe ny ~, Ms T,..L ~
neing msae ~ ;on sa,o " snnsSh naadS 90 g.,
tne 0aIe"e, leao sS az nonao..on - ~ D.
utoay 70 mee''"s VI '"0 O0'N'' "a -'''"
toWnsmP. ,.,;,
MT S,HIA n",. 70 =. Rs.n tnvnsh;ns ~, UoI -
seiea 'ne pe%vU "a ia ;s d,oS,ed ~ rs";s. nUi ~
enlls' ~ sno e;nI =. ,bo hasnnas on, oS nv
even ~ .ne po'hs Snnd.od Dswo,sot. n,sssn, oo nr
moIe a; Snan Cn ~" suso that ,hsrs 70 not oUs
tnat occae,on, sm Su,o snHs s3 w.. nv ois oIs
who so unoeiS;oOa my Tsst ,hi" nSs sS,o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

Gj- Before the Military Board now sitting in
this city under the authority of the Legislature
to audit certain military claims, it is said, the
number Of claims filed considerably exceeds
FIVE hundred, amounting in the aggregate to
over one hundred thousand dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

p The attention Of the trade is directed to
Lacele Ross g. Co, 3 large invoice of old Bour-
bon, MonongAhela and Rye Whisky; also pure
Wines and Brandies of all kinds, which they
are selling at extremely Low figures. consider.
ing the present high prices of liquors of all
kinds. Persons wishing to buy will do well to
call at their store, No. 224 South High street.
dtf 800 ..Ht Wy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Of Agricultural Papers

The Cleveland Lsadsr states that the Ohi'
Farmer, published in that city by THOMAS BRoWH
and the Field Notes, published in this city b!
Col. s. D. HARRIS, as well as the Ohio CaltioatOr
alao published here by Col. HARRIS, have al
been suspended. We are sorry to hear this
1t is bad sign. There is not now, webelieve
single journal, devoted especially to the in
terests of the farmer, published in the grea
agricultural State of Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

g3- Hundreds Of men are said to be leaving
Cincinnati daily for Canada, in order to avoid th'
contemplated draft. A good many also 60 tt
Indiana, which is considered almost as safe al
Canada, there being no prospect of draft il
that State
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

gr Capt. H. M. Lazeler, Prison Inspector al
Camp Chase, publishes communication in the
Journal, denying that he is an agent of the
rebel government. We trust the Journal and
It's correspondent "a" will take the Captains
word for it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Martin Van Buron as an Author.

The Albany IN. " Argus and Atlas, in III
notice of the death of Ex-President VAN buren,
says:
He devoted the latter part of his life to the
composition of the history of the Democratic
party since the formation of the Government
He had carried It down to the year 1887, when
his final sickness closed his labors. He had
approached the era of his own Administration
which was most interesting to him, and of which
he was most able to treat 1t Is to be hoped
that the gathered materials will be compiled AND
added to the history which be had completed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
To the Democracy OF Franklin
3 -tIfl County.


Notice is hereby given to the Democracy Of
Franklin county to meet on Friday. August 22d,
1862, between the hours of three (3) and ak l6)
o'clock, P. NJ, in the townships, and seven ~
and nine (9) O'Clock, P. 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. NJ, for the purpose of nomi-
mating county officers, consisting Of Clerk OF
the Courts, Prosecuting Attorney, County Com
missioner, Infrmary Director, County Surveyor,
and appointing County Central Committee.
And at the same time and place, one Congress
sional delegate will be appointed from each
township and ward. The following is the num-
ber 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 for each fraction Of twenty-five
votes 80 cast tEsI
Ist Ward will meet at North Engine House.
% e !" 9" :" eisS 6Sstiss Ssyas's as;'!; Office.
4th Simonton's Exchange.
5th F" !" South Engine House.
VIM. DOMIGAN,
L. E. WILSON,
urbriH JOS. FALKENBACH,
M. L, DOHERTY,
a. q aS PATRICK DUNN,
A G. HIBBS,
0t JACOB ARNOLD,
MOSES SEYMOUR,
VIM. COOPER,
County Central Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Granville Female College.

THE GOTH YEAR WILL BEGIN ON
Il the llh Of September. The highest educational ad
vaDtages afforded in Vocal and Instrumental Music,
IN Music Il i believed that equal facilities are not 10 be
obtained elsewhere IN the State One hundred and forty
four dollas VIII pay ell expenses for one scar Of forty
weeks for board, washing ightl iuei furnished ROOM
Addrsis W. p. KaRR, A. NJ, Granville, Ohio, two
hours from Columbus, via Q. o. \. b. Mi-ta1
irly 30-dWa&TkntW,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05

The propristors of the Ono SrArEsNAN VIII
Issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
THE CAMPAIGN STATESMAN
This paper will be devoted exclusively to tue
publication Of matter designed TO promote tne
success Of sound constitutional doctrines ano
ur,ncinles-and the overthrow Of Abolition
RepIblicsnism at the ballotbox.
d The price will be as follows:
Single copies, ~ cents .u
Clubs Of from to IS copies, 25 cents each copy
Clubs Of from 26 to SO !" "
Clubs Of 81 copies and over, :.
to one address, ~
The above price win barely cover the COST
1, the object being to put the paper at such 10"
hgurc IS to insure general circulation through
81 out the Slate.s .st- -a-
\, County and Township Committees aud Cluoi
should eend In their orders by the 18th DAY oi
July, 1862. The cash must in all cases accom-
pany the order. .a.-t :,
Friends of constitutional liberty, go to Work
1 and give The Campaign States"a" wide cir
culation. Address,
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
~ Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
G.veynment Paper for small Change

The Law Of Congress authorizing the use Oh
postage stamps for small change took effect on
the frat of August. These stamps or Govern
men. notes representing the fractional parts Of
a dollar are, therefore, now legal currency =
Il ia said the issue Of the new stamps designed
( expressly for circulation will be made this week
In the mean time, postage stamps can be used
for the same purpose.
These stamps are said not to be lagai tend
or for anything but Government taxes, and then
ONLY 70, amounts less than five dollars. In re-
gard 10 the effsOs of this new paper issue upon
the circulation Of silver, an exchange says:
The issue of paper email change will mott
as is generally supposed, make silver again
abundant In the channels OF trade, because me
traffic in silver to make change VIII pc cnecneu'
{ On the contrary, silver viii be seascer than
ever, and will be ss rarely seen as golo now isI
when the Government ssamps or notes art
printed in sufficient quantities to supply tne fe
tail business Of the country. There 10 an aound
ance of silver change somewhere, but uniortun'
Adv the proportionate value 1t formerly bore q
I the paper currency of the country is lost' ana II
; will not again circulate until our paper dohAf'
are convertible into gold dollars.