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The Standard.
II Z Il Z LIS

Rebels. lis holy nanc,
The name our fathers bure.
When battling in Tie cluSe Ui right,
Againt the tyrant i'll his might
In the dark days OF yorc.
Rebels! tits our family name!
Oar father, Washington,
Was the arch rebel in the light,
and gave the name tn us-a right
OF father unto SOU.
Rebels! It's our given namrl
Our mother, Liberty,
Received the title with her ftmc.
la DAYS Of grief, Of dread and shame,
When at her breast were we.
Rebels! It's 4 patriots namc-,
In struggles fierce twas given,
We bore il then when tvJantS rlved,
Aud through their curses twas engraved
On the dconlSdSy book of Heaven!
Rebels, tbs our FIGHTING name!
For peace ruled Ger our land.
Until wars torch LIT up our shore
Cuirl our rights were batterd sure
BY foes and brothers hand!
Rebels, tits oar dying name!
For although life Is detr'
Yet freemen born ireemen hreo,
We'd rather hive as treemcn dead,
Than live in SlaviSh Tear.
Then call us rcbelS ifyOu will,
We GLORY IN rus NAME
For bending uader unjust laws,
And swearing Faith 10 an unjust cause,
We count as greater shame.
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For the Standard.

For the standard.
Numerous friends of c. B. Sanders, Esq earnest
ly req -est him to become candidate for seat as
Senator in the next Legislature. We have un-
bounded confidence in him as a citizen, and as a
statesman. His action as a member of the Conven-
ton proves he is man for the times. His votes
prove that he did what he promised The people he
did not deceive them some others have done who
have been sent from this county to the Legislature ;
and being strong and ardent supporter OF Colonel
VANCE, the people will vote for him almost to a
man. MANY VOTERS.
Johnston Co., June II, 1862.
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Field and Stqt;" S4h Regiment North Carolina
Troops.
Colonel-Rchard II. Riddck Lieut. Colonel
Charles j. lIammcrSkold; Major-Eli H. Miller.
1st Lieut., James W. Riddck,' Adjutant Uice
Jones, resigned.
REQ, deceased.
Capt Adam r. Nisbet Commissary, Uice Miller,
promoted
DIR. John F. Miller, Surgeon, cice Ward, resigned.
DIR. Richard r. Barr, Acting Assistant Surgeon,
rice Miller, promoted
Non-c0namissioned STAFF
Sergt Major Michael NJ. Gillon Uice NiSbet, pro.
NOTED; Quartermastcrs Sergt., Eli c. Mclaughlin !;
Ord. Sergt., John L. Todd; Principal Musician,
Frederick Bourquin.
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SroNEwALLs.-Gen Banks, in his official report
Of disasters in the Valley says of his forces at
Winchester: The regiments were strongly posted,
and near the centre, COVERED BY STONE WALLS from
the fire of the enemy strangely neglecting to
add that certain "Old Stonewall" suddenly fell
upon and awfully crushed his covered" regiments.
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How TIE " CoNTRABANDs' TREAT THE " boobies"
"A few nights ago negro entered the Quarter
Masters Office in Staunton, tipped his wool and
said: MARS 'Arman-here prisoner" where
did you get him p "Massa sent him and tole me
to him shot up safe, andde key turned on him.
swell, Sambo-as you have brought him safely so
far-take him over to the Jail and see him locked
up" "Thank'e Massa-come along Yankee !" and
he proudly marched off his prisoner to the jail
Richmond Whiq
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE THE TRACT OF LAND O LS
Il which reside containing nine hundred acres sltuai
atey on Tar River in irst rate neigiboihood. II IS
we'll watered aud well improved, and adapted to ini
growth of corn wheat oats and tobacco About oneu
in original growth The plantation is In good conuO-
and under first rate fence ,Id
Will take in part payment young negroes, ana VIZ d
prefer the balance in Confederate Treasury notes. OF "
S'rao'e' "o"'a sen y" ""' WIN DANIEL.
Rerea Granville Co. n. c., June 8, 1862. 24-Wu.
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ANEcDoTE- OF JAcKsoN.-On tho -o,r,o.cr
one of the Sonewal Brigade, which was IL VI banks
"earled with Sramping over the bad roads raS van
comrade, I'm tired of pulling my legs ont PAU az to
mud Z" wish all the Yankees were in Tu' III m Inc
Mono said his friend; if that vera t H.
oid StonewaI" would be in stones tbro,,. 'aSe
the LIST Brigade would be in the lead "'o"' and
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ARTIST MATERIALS.

EMBRACING CANVASSES, OVAL AND SQUARE,
Il Water Colors, Oil CoInrs Tubes, Slabs brushes f
Oval and Square Porcains, Oil Paper StubbS Nui vi;
Poppy Oil, Drying Oil, Gen. Mastic Oil, White Gopai
Varnsh Drying Varnish Grecian Varnish Cra!on Ihaa
Ink, Chalk. all of which we will sell at cost prices
T. S. WHITAKER,
wilmington, n. c.
Nav % 1890 42-w&sw6L
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GA A HERoISE3A lady in Hanover, near the ola
g before f tho , last as the Yankee cavalry
omcer and drawing her pistol on him said 81 GIera
tne blood OF the Washingtons in my vens-T lave
you 10 lay down your arms and surrender Oi nut
poor Doodle" looked hither and tiither and lhe
ing no chance for him, surrendered to the o see
maiden, who held him in durance vile until ssht
Stuarrs boys came up and took him in cbnr sumo Of
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BLAST FURNACE AND BLOOMER!YE;; 4,

guJHE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW IN OPEkAifIIG; a.
II BLAST FURNACE, six miles East D o. I'oT
coluton aud 2 miles from the wilmington anu ity of
frd Railroad where he manufacturing GOOD quas s
PIG IRON air kinds Of Machinery and Cooking are.
has also CUPULA aud RL00MERf at the saine All
wbere Wrought Iron is also made of good quaIlf I'D
articles USUALLY obtained at such establishments eau 0
at reasonable prices. TEHMS CASH. ell,
Orders are solicited and will be promptly u''e1 ERR
Address, JONhS W.
Spring Hill Forge, Lincoln Co., N u ., -,reu,d.
March Is, 1852.
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
The Editor of the Standard will please insert the
following notice in this weeks number:
PETERsBURG, Va, June IA, 1862.
Privatcs, James Howell and William w. Messer
will report in person to their company Commander
10y the 25th inst, or they will be advertised as de-
serters, and treated accordingly.
IRA L. W0ODALL, Capt. Co. /,
Oath Reg n G. Troops
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S25 REWARD.

2 OST OR STOLEN FROM MY STORE on FAY.
Ell ettevllle street recently. LADY'S COLE WATCH,
opening with a spring. with two females engraved on on
side small landscape with vessel in view on the other
1t has gold face with black hands and figures There
was also gold Chateian chain with small black enamel
led lUckct, containing har-two Keystone cross AMI
the other drunkard key There was no pin
| will give the above reward to any one who will return
the watch to me. JOHN G. PALMER
Raleigh, June 10, 1862. 24-w6sw4t
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LAND FOR SALE.

n WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE TRACT w
II Land containing absut 80 acres, lying near Ho'an
Church. in this County known the Sion Smith tract
particular description of the tract is deemed
~ it is presumed the purchaser will examine Dei
buying Apply to the subscriber in person or oy WS
VIZ "a June 10 1892 24-w4pd
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June -, 1862.
DEAR Sal send you the Field and Staff of
the 54th as it now stands. II you should think
proper to put it IN your paper, have no doubt that
1t will interest many Of ur readers | will add
the most important movements OF the ReS't. since
we left \. g. the 23d April.
We reached our destination near Guinea Sta
ton" the Fredericksburg Railroad, on the night
of the Goth, and remained there ten days. Moved
to Massafonax Church the telegraph line, and to
within miles of the above city. Two days after,
we novel out IN battle array TO MasSafonax EIill
miles nearer the city, upon a false rumor that the
enemy was advancing. Here we remained until the
9th May, when having learned that Shields had
formed junction with Mcdowell, we commenced
our retreat towards Richmond. We reached Brook
Church, four miles North OF the city, about the
29h. We left that vicinity on the lst instant, for
Mechanicsville Bridge, and have been guarding the
same ever since. Our Regiment is very comforta-
bly, located. The enemy shell us at any time,
but we can return the same with interest Our
people tried the range of our 2+-pounderS on them
yesterday afternoon which they replied to at length,
with field pieces, killing one horse 1t was pastme
for us, as none of the shells came way. The
spring dysentery is going through the Regiment,
which Swells the "sick report to some fifty odd.
Nearly all Of them could go into action Out of
S43 aggregate we have l13 sick, in hospitals, at
home and in camp. Few regiments can show as
clean /" bill OF health"
am, sir, yours truly,
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JAcksONs CHARGE.-After the defeat Of sb;o,,.
jackson led his cavalry in the pursuit for s r,t
and right calamity did brave boys follow , GS;
Stone'cdA and heaped up the Yankees to tbe O@
of the heroic Ashby. '"e inaneS
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s. FARLOW,
May %, 1852

HIGH POINT, n. c.,
NNTILL RECEIVE AND SELL COTTON oN
w consignment.
REFERENCES:
Charles Slower High Point; Jesse Il. Lindsay Green's
borough. =.
June 6, 1852. 24-Wo''
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]. TT. HORNEp ,S
HILLsBoRo, MILITARY ACADEny-

HILLSBORO, \. c.
TENHE SECOND SESSION OF THE FOURTH AGA.
u denic year of this institution will Commence ON An
gust LIST, 1852.
For circular Or information, apply to
MAJ. VIZ. 81. GORDON, Stunt.
June l3, 1852. 25C.r&sw5,c
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The WHEAT CRoP.-The panic about Wheat be-
ing failure, has about played out 1t is now
believed that we will have an abundant crop, and as
twice the usual breadth of land is in Wheat the
Weld be enornuus-IsieUiUe NegS.
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TO REFUGEES AND OTHERS!
GRAHAM HOUSE.
GRAHAM Y n

FENHIS HOUSE is NOW OPEN FOR THE
reception of transient and permanent boardes There
being several vacant rooms 10 or IL refugees be
commodated if early application be made Terms mod
crate
Graham is in Alarnance county,, the y. C. Railroad,
and about 80 miles above Raleigh, and the country is
healthy and pleasant in the warm
W. J. YESTAL, Sup't
June 6, 1852. 24-w&swlm.
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MASONIC HIGH SCHOOI

MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL
OXFORD, N. C.
TENHE FALL SESSION WILL OPEN ON Tup ,su
Monday in Jnly. For particulars in regard 10 bdas
and tuition, address " ooard
June 10, 1862. a5w ,SnrnIai'
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CHOICE IIOUuPS

EUST RECEIVED AND FOR SAFE p,,-,
q Claret Wine and Porter. Chamnans,nho LOT OF
June 13, 1862 ., HARRIS
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ALEX. BARRETT

A TT ORN Ely AT LAW
CARTHAGE N C.
A Ii BUSINESS COMMITTED TO HIS CAPE W.T.,
IA be promptly attended to- oA'h WILL
Carthage, Moore Co., June 10, 1852 25-wssrro-,
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Thirty-fourth N. C. Regiment,
z. EMMONS, JR.

\ friend sends the following account of the
3ith n. C. Regiment which will interest those
having friends in the Regiment espe ,ially:
Brig. Gen. j. x. Andcrsou's Brigade -Maj. Gen.
Ambrose Il. Hills Division.
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June 10, 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-24
Geo. Graves Il Son.

GEO. GRAVES & son.
On account OF the great demsud for Boots a nd
Shoes at eur Establishment we have concluded 20
increase the stock In our Retail Department, AND
win open
SATURDAY, APRIL sTH, 1863,
The largest ehs,pes aud best assortment OF Boo 10,
shoe. and Rubbe's sver offered Ia this Sta 9, COM
prising, 10 part, the following
Ladies' Serge Cong GaiteEs, single and double sole
Baimofals "
" Pat Trimmed do
Glove Kid do do
Cong do
a." Fine BalmOrals, stsgEs solR
FreEeb Kid Slippers
" " Bealed
Chenille
Coarse work OF every style md variety.
Misses Serge Cong. Boots
Kid and Goat Cong. Boots,
Fne Kid slippers,
Kid and Calf Bamorals,
Childrens Shoes OF every styie and variety,
Men, Cali Bsimoris Calf and Patent Congress,
and Bfossns OF every tyio.
Please call AID examine,
GEO GRAVES & SON,
Merchants Row,
sPrS Rutland, Vt.
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NJ A N II q o ID
L'A HOW LOST! HOW RESTOEEDl

HVVF IVWI INV HEb EUE
'@" F"ohsh'd, ~ Staied Eaee1ops. Price esnfs.
IN FL ei u. Ia ait, treatment and 'aai-
iht oh1ia'N nlttioIs, stausi Debility, sud In
PedIn e. Il Il NsIIisg' gel eJa ,htlvopsuess Con-
UNI D, tIttlt3 az fhsi Mental and Ply steal
le' IheuS, Hsnhn ntm ssif-sbure SC. b,
h"BT- J CuLvrRwelL. A. D., author OF the Gress
Book, SO
he world i.n.~hso su'hor, In this sdmiIsbie Lee
tnfe, eitsIl pIoNes iItm his wn FL terIeics that
the ~ III cohsteutrcs 1i Silt buSe ma, b. ef, q,
IA Ily Itm Nto Thou medicine, sid Uishou, asp.
.Tito .sitiesi bisihh tausies, Instruments
= Lee, OF coiclsis. pointing 5 mode OF cue =,
30 &c G. iisib al cru. b, bicb ever, e. nerer
A. nsiiei what bis G. ei ma, lie ms, CT re him
sell sh'sfs Irn ste spo rsoicsils. Ihis lecture
pIcst b. FL TO thoassi DE- and thou sands
Sent ubd'r al. ID pis eByel. Pc 10 spy sd
dr.s, Oh the receipt OF six e.nts o. two uo.,s.s
stamps, By sddress ins,
sN Dr. ChAS J. G. KLINE,
Z KlZ Bo1ery, Nv~ orb Pest uf.,e Box asa.
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SHELDONS 4 SLASON,
tsuooeseors to Sheldons Morgan 4 slasoa, Aas
dealers, West Rutisnd Vermont. L. Sheldon, c.
1heldon' a Sheid0r, Chez a 3lasop nl
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vaAtgs 0osssor As FOLLOWS.

- =. .eriingspp with VI Central, and Vt. 4 Cans
4 Ka}Eoads, fes Montpelier, ST, ALBANIA, Roase's
Rcina, Montreal ogdeusburgI, and the West ,--A'
Eutiand with trains Tor Troy, Albany apo New York
nejicEs Falls with tra.ns on Cheshire Railroad 10,
sshhGxgh, w efsssieI, LEVEL and Boston. Will
VI vaFEy Y. e., or bfatteboro, spring ded Hart
lpYd, New Haven and New York-and aitL Snilivs,
Railroad for Windsor, W X, Junction, Wells KiveI
o. Jehnsbury, Barton, Lttlston and the Whit,
Mountains.
Passengers for the West viii hnd this cheap, plesA
ant and expeditions route
For tickets and All necessary information inquire q
The offices on the line.
"a CHAptN surst.
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A. T. SPENCER s. co

Dealers In Ready Made Clothing, Hae Css
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Notions, BE, So 81
Perkins' Block Rutland, Vt hi
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| LAAITlVE AND TONIC
CDMHlNEB

'bonA tAft 40 act '1bdHAf tar SfyrHgtA, Ho'
'afeTTtfpt dali. acocatOHS
foT ~ eprJ SesIs thert LGEehees hav,
rtained rhe conhdene. OF th. Nodes
r'iession and the public gtn,rall, u
ute OF all comp i'iois or imisfors
hts are tie mcsI IL ciive remed, Hy
tABilU AL us1IVENt ana it, =.
"lir. via P'iss, iRs's,u'9n, n a.iaeA,
f''zz'.t's, laHss0,, fJ7s.saoA Of Fa,5.
hsari5s,s, Fiaisi. nee. Baa Taa, IN "a.
soEah, Terp'd Lrs,, &c.
F.usl-s no cal not g, durpstropp NM.
atiNee bnG fhss. lozeupet s,u,i, nj,
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Railroads..


RUTaANW n BIFaLkNaFS H, n
HA and after Monday, Nov. 70, 49, /, fratnt
NJ wialrau AZ follows, vizs
HUvINs SOUTH AND sAsT
LaaBe auTlington, 6O0 A M. ana 80 7. "a.
Arrive at Rutland, Ii A. n, anu IA 81 (nightI
Leave Rutland, 6. rs and IL 30 A M.
Asxge 1T Bellows Fails, I 80 A. NJ, l.46 r. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows falls, go A. III, 1890 and b.lt
I'm,
Ayrive at Rutland, 1910 A. ID. $50 and LAO z. III
Leave Rutland, 4 o. A. hi. 400 and 4.35 +, III.
ARRIVE 81 Burlington, 1000 A. M. 800 and %
p
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the many conpls Bis IL eid.nt .. their -.n
D. oring nature aid proven ing D. rodrsI pam
and OBJ -tructions
They are ako ju-i ,b. thing for children, seip.
agreeable as u e usu-i plea ant correction
Pric.!5 sbo 6ovsIitJsI boa For sal. BY the pro
arietors, }. 5. bAhhisUN co, No. Tremot
Tenn lie, Bosiob, aid BY sn Drug ysts. Dr. Hsrris,
'sr ebs -onEnlfed nee OF charge, at HE of e.,
tsv.- Atm
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FRENCH & KINGSLEY,

REUBEN r. THRALL,
Attorney snd Counsellor at Law, Soliegtl
hanaery, Agent for Pensioners, Bounty LsE&.
fihce 3D. story ThFatl's Block Rutland VI
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SlaSOn n clancy.

W0Suh III *HSWCSs
DOkk AND card,
l. FLOUR AND MEAL,
BUCK BEAi FLOUR,
SYRUP and MOLASSES.
COD FISH, MACKEREL L. SALMON,
FLUID and KEROSENE OIL,
SUGARS OF all HI DIS
BIO and JAVA COFFEE,
GUN POWDER ga
BLACK TEA,
NICE PiCKLES,
RICE,
SPERM CANDLES,
TALLOW CANDLES,
RAIsITs, C1TKON, DRIED CUkRANTS,
CORN STARCH and MACARONL
DRIED APPLES,
Bl'Tl ER and CHEESE
Sa EXITING, sRKRTESG,
PRINTS, DEi AIHkS,
GLOVES and HOSIERY,
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
BATTING,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CbUt kerry and
GLASS WARE
The above artlcsss We Will sell C HEA P for
cash
MASON t. CHENEY.
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Il. ". MERRIAM,
LEWIS & FOX
FRANCIS Penn
". B. MusSE'

Wholesale and Retail Druggist Main ser-.. r,
and, VT, -
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W ID w 2 -HA1 +
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Flour, Porx sss,,
Cheese, Lard, Fish, Beans, Eggs, Apples, (bry M
Green Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Aolssses, FlnI3 -
all kinds of Goods usually kept In the trade, N
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-24

&R&is E0uWuTy amd Machine @hcs,
Near the &, b L H. Freight Depot
Castings OF every description, Mill and Maehlasr
Work, furnished promptly and at low priees.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Rutland, Oct Is 1888 i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

10 whom was rets4od the matter of improving
the gutlcfs on no Qotth eide Of North Public
lane. repos,ed, ssaOnl ending 20 ieioFenoo y
the matter 20 ths comAittee On Sewers and
Drainage. wlsh ihstraStlOnAso fspott plan iof
the conaituciion Of aewer 70 prevent future
Overflow Report adopted.
Mr.. Donaldson introduced An ordinance,
which was road the hrs. time, TO presspt hogs
from running At1arge.
Mr.. Donaldson also introduced an ordinance.
which was read the fret time, empowering Ae
Columbus Railroad Company 70 construct Aud
operate street Passenger Railroad on High
street, In the city Of Columbus. Y
The following ordinances wore passed:
To amend the ordinance defining the duties
Of City Fiscal Agent.
Numbering certain aiieyrin Lashain's add
tion. ~ s SS .fssg
To grade and pave tho gut.era aud crossings
aud gravel the sidewalks on the east side Of Thirt
street from College street Cessended) 70 Frank
fort street.
To grade and pave the CUTTERS and gravel th'
sIdeealks On South street from Sixth 70 Sew
en.h streets g
To grade and pave on North Pcblic laneilpu
Third to Seventh street k
Mixing further appropriations for the hsca
- ~
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Local Matters.

FIRE Yesterday morning, between two and
three o'clock, brick dwelling house, on the
west side of 81. Pasrick's (CAtholic) Church,
was discovered to be on Are. The alarm vas
given, the bell Of the Church rung, and the
North Steam Fire EagiDe was quickly on hand
But the hoHe Of the engine WAS found not Of
soficlent lSDgth to reach the olstern ct the cor
ner Of Long and Seventh streets. Consequently
the engine could bO Of no service in exdDguish-
ing the f,e, which was already under full head
way. ~
The building was entirely consumed. II Is
supposed to have been SC! on FIRE BY an incsndi-
ary. The house was unoccupled, and was the
property Of Alfred Kelly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01
Ben. wade.

Old Ben. Wade; the glorious Ben. Wade is
beginning to "have rough time Of ~ Ever
aiDce Vallandgham fgescoed his forehead With
the pitby sentence, "llar, scoundrel aud cow
ard" every puny fellow gives Ben. q kick. II
10 tho fate Of all whipped bulllesi when they
are once beaten or coWed all the embryo hfuis.
ere in the nelehborhood offer them battle. Like
an old rooster that has been cock of.the-walk
for several hatchlDge, but who eventually goes
blind Of old age, when the young onesimmedi
ately commence knocking the feathers of Of
him, poor Ben. 10 being used very roughly.--
Every puny whlpstCr now Is his peer z, Even old
Senator Dixon. Of Copnecslcut,ia a gentleman
Who will not fght any longer tiiAn there 10 good
reason for IL, told Ben, tho other day, In open
Senate, that his New Eoglsnd blood would no
longer brook bis insolence. He talked right
and said tbefe were certain men In every legis-
illlFe body who, by talent or eome superior vir.
tue, o1aRmed legislative ars, and to dictate a
coSts ioiplhers He claimed no such airs,
aud would ~ akbmii 10 them nor would he sub
mit to peibibte1k nisrepresentatIon. He did
not like to have tho khnAlor from Ohio say that
he (Mr. Dxon) wohI1 kot go. As far as that
Senator to put down tho il5allisp or that be
wss ir any way Inclined to Stilld i'Nliors. He
would 20 as far as aDy man de'4o1'ado any
thing to punish traitors and put down Rehel-
lion Ben. had been blustefng all the iosenptn,
but 90 soon 90 the old Yankee shook his hltnI
him, he commenced "eAdng bis leek." Poor
Ben.; but yesterday bis word gould have stood
among world OF bruiseis, now lies he there
aud aoue so poor as to be afraid of him, Pills
bpLa POit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01
STATE CONVENTION.
Friday, JJy 4th, 1862,

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Rocks o. rHx DEMocEaTic STATE oRNr. Cox, Z
s4 coLrnBus, May IA, 1863.
TO hs Democracy Of Ohio and al others In tGUOr
Of he U,ten Gs ha, BEEN, and ats COnstifa-
lion Gs Il Is:
You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated Fai'
DAT, THE FeURTH DAT OF july, 1862, as the
tine for holding the next Democratic State
Convention, In the city o. Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for each Of
the following Offices, viz:
Judge Of ths Suprers Court;
Ster,taTy Of STATE;
Anorn,y G,neJet; N
Sciooi ComHrisstoRey;
MssnAeT Of the Board Of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, and ell others 10 fa-
vor Of the Union as It has been, and tho Consti-
tuition as It is, of the several counties within
this State, are respectfully requested 70 proceed
70 appoint Delegates to represent them in said
CohvsAtions on the following basis One Dele
esse ios each eaupiy apd ana dltiaAGl Dele
gate lcs- sEnbtrt6votes eass for Hob,
iiUoH = s.srlrs TOR GoYefhot, ,at the last Osto'
Der election, and for every ltealioa Of two bpn-
6red and Fifty votes and essf, ohe assitlonsl
Delegate. M ~ II N
Toe number Of Delegates to Nbioh each
county 10 entitled, We have indiostsd 10 the to-
loving Table, sSFW