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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01


An engagement took place in the vicinity o.
Riehmond, on Wednesday Of lsst week, between
thsdivisioh Of General HooKEE and ihe rebels
In which after several hourA' hard fighting, tbs
latter we're driven from their camp, which was
taken and occupied By our troops. Our loss il
reported 81 10 hundred ia killed and wounded
thss Of the enemy must have been 81 CREST, II
not greater. Gsnerul McCLELLAr ssys the be-
hayipr Of our troops was splendid, and that the
rebels elso fought we'll.
II appears tbas general battle with terrible
slaughter on both sides commenced on Thurs
dst about noon aud lasted with little intermis
aiob till Ffidsy night. The dispatches are 80
csIfnsed and reagre. that IL ia impossible to
form correct idea Of the order or resuls Of the
oO5AIct, ograshsr series Of conflicts.
The men on both sides fought With gallsnt
y and courage worthy the American name
fThsioss nuss lave been great boshOn our eide
and on thatof the rebels--ho8 great we CANNOT
ys, even conjecture. Nor arsws informed
! which rariy, IL either, gained the advantage :
We are simply assured that our men maintain
cd their ground.
Individual instances Of gallant daring were
% doubt common. OOe 10 mentioned 10 The
dIspstehes worthy special notice. Ii appearg
that when body Of our troops had been driven
into low grounds between a bill and . narrow
bridge, and were about to-bs slaughtered b.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01
Irron lhe r,.ar., n. u, Jourl d, allh. /


ssScam. mee.''-An Ohio Senator in
arsa DlfficuIty.
An unhappy csse of scandal 10 domestic life
vas exposed In this city on Saturday evening
10 which Senator Of the STATE Of Ohio tOunC
that Jersey justice knows no DISCRIMINATION oI
persons when her laws are disObeSed. Mrs
Eliz lbeth Jorslt tmon, whose husbAod holds !
captains commission 10 the volunteer eervcs,
has for some msnbbs past With Der two children
resided With btr usband'srelativesin thia city
During this time the Hon. John Hood, of M 4
rion county, 0hie, has made frequent visit9tO
Newark, and was suspected Of being on too IA.
miiisr terms with the lady. A buuole Of let,ers
upward Of seventy 10 numoer, directed t0Mre, ]
vac recently discovered By Captain Jdalemont
brothers, and 10 there we're found conclusive
evidences OF the infdeIitY Of theittister.iu law,
90 Saturday evening she was seen in COMPANY
With the 0hioaB, spd was ulsi9Ateiy traced 70
d private room 10 an ice cfeS1 saloon, where
is V understood the guilty pE were caught IN
f,oIaate dslietaa The SeDAtor made q bas,y
retreat aud the txsspgfated brothers took
charge Of their pisef-iDlaw, and on Sunday
morning accompanied 2her 70 the police tfice
for the purpose OF making bfidavis against The
hon John Hood The Hon Senator wae earfeet-
ed st the botelin ahich be wns slayipR. and vas
bronght beIofeythe Police JasIice, who beld
both the parite'tO bail 10 the cum Of 81 500
for their appearances at the next term OF court
to answer y she charge Of adultery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

DROwAEO.--Yestsrdsy forenoon, 10 the Scio-
to river, sbOuta mile and half helow the city,
AZ MOeller's Dam, the Oldss! sop.or Mr.. Han
ford, OF the Arm Of Bstehsm 3 Hsnford, pro-
prieton of the Columbus Nursery, just south Of
the ci,y The3Oy vas ssou. twelve years Of
asc. His budyEad not been ionHd lastevSniDg.
The eeAscf for EsriIlsbe renewed to day A
handsome reward, We lestn. is offered for he
recovery Of the body,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01
Govcrnor stanly.

Governor Stsnly arrived at Washington City
N. c.. on the l5.h inst, and was received 10 .
most ALTERING manner. On TQesday, the l7Et
-iDst I, large Union meeting was.held 10 the
City Court-house' at which the Governor dehy'
cred patriotic address He called upon the
people TO remember that tho North has over
Ave hundred thousand men in the field, "and
that while piece of iron can be found in the
earth-Wbile grain OF sguppoWder can be man
ulacsured-eac6 one Of them IL ready to pouI
out his last drop of blood for the UoiOD." H,
concluded his address by calling upon the pto
pie Of the South to come back to the blessings
offered them under their old hig
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

Rdrpbss sss Of she War.

.,oron..s. ~ gorn nEaRLy uFAunoUs, rAsH'p Tns
s.,.-,ra nr,oIu rion wHlcn nHrkEsaEs THE voN@ of
Y. N ft,s srp - nr n o. BrAHDARD or LOYALTY
ths lo1ahle civil var has been Iorceo
.. ,hS roaptrg by The dI1unonists9of the southern
.|,. ~ in anna .nealust tho eobati uilonal Govern
y, sr6 ~ arms arU1Dd the cApiAli that IN this Ma
.|,,i e1ssfRanty Congress abAnishug all telling o.
.,r.alon and resentnent piil recollect only ts
.,s 4, fhe shoe connfly; Maf ftfe or q not t0d0sd
~ kI,r r.rf n an spirffo orrre1sfon. or for any
.,,,''fa "a cononeu Or subln0ti0 or purpose Of
~, ,fhr5,oino or htsFfertay wiA ~ gighls = sSfdb.
Y. .Asd IasDNs Ions 0f A0se StNes onI % aJtHu efe
-~ - rhe Onion oiff ~ ths dignity, eQwdittE and
.L,5r of tks sovsrat Stat uptinpaised, and hot "a
1,n as sAsss oblscs arc aeeospttshed no ear o10hl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

~, E7iauring offered resolution which was
adopte6 /, inalIucting the committee on High
ways to p1bilsk 4 notice to contractors, asking
for tenders 70 ssaa6 south street and South
Public lane west o. ofEfphtsFest, and repor! a
contract for the same atthe hekI regular meet
ing Of the Council.
Mr.. Butler offered q resolution, sNtilA Eas
adopted. requesting the President Of tEeEef1.
Gil to cause the bells Of the different csurcheStc
be rung at sunrise, noon and sunset, also cause
Federal salute 10 be fred ut SUNRISE, q national
salute of seventeen guns at noon, and alec
seventeen guns at sunset, on the Fourth OF July
next, and that the expenses Of the same be paid
out Of any money appropriated for incidental
expenses.
Mr.. Glenn offered q resolution requesting
John G. Bickelto surrender the contract made
between him and the city Of Columbus, FOR the
paving Of Straight alley from South Pablic lane
{, Fourth alley. Referred to Fifth Wa'd com
mittee-Messrs. RIckley and stauring.
Mr.. Battles offered q a,resolutiOn which was
adopted, designating the City Clerk as the per
son to draw all moneys belonging to the city
from the County Treasury.
Mr.. Butler having resigned the office of City
Fiscal Agent--it not being competent for bin
to serve as such, being member of the City
CouDcl--the Council proceeded to the election
Of Fiscal Agent, and when our reporter left
near midnight. were still balloting for said
Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01
Debate Between mr.. Gooch, Of Mas
sachusetts, Republican, and mr.
@ Z, OF OhIo, Democrats In tSe
nu.--.....n nnrnnn.. In IAvna

Debate BetWeen IAr' S0VcuS VI Ihus-
sachusetts, Republican, and mr.
@ x, OF 0hIo, Democrat, In tne
Heuse OF. nc representatives.
Mr. Goocb--My proposition Is to put Hsyti
upon the same footing With other independent
natiope, and to receive Ministers from her as
EoglAad end France Rnd'other ccatinenlesp6E-
ers receive them.
Mr. Cox--Tbe gentleman from Msssachu-
Ieetls inlehds 70 let Hslti aud Liberia send as
IhIinieters Vi dhsoevss they please 70 lhls ccun-
IfFys Ifthey spld negro Ministers 10 WsshiDg.
ten City the gentleman will ssy they snail De
welcomed as Ministers, and have all the rights
of Lord L)ons and Count MERCER. They can
not send any one else thar Dsgtoes as represen
tatiyes Of tbsir naiiors. Iodeed, negro, BY
lbe consultation of Hiyd, is ihe only person Who
can bold euch az tfics. The constitution de-
bars whites from ofhcs ~
Mr.. Fesseudep-W What objection can the gen.
tleman have 70 enc6 representa,ive1
Mr.. C0x-Objeclion Z Gracious heavens
What innoeehcy ! Objection % receiving q
black man on an equality with the white men
of this counuy7 Every objection which In
stinct, race, prejudice and institutions make.
have been taught 10 the history Of this coun-
try that these CommonWealIhs and this Union
we're made for white men; that THE Govern
msnt is government Of white meDi that the
men who made il never intended, BY anything
they did, to place the black race upon an equal
ity withl The white. The reasons for theee Rise
precautions have NOT now the time to discuss.
They are cllmKte, chronological, economical aud
social. IL may be the gentlemen on the other
side intend % carry out their schemes OF emap-
clpation to that extent that they will ralse the
blacks to an equality in every respect with the
white men OF this country. suppose they
want TO approach that object BY having color
ed Representative IN the Capital at Washing
ton. ls not that your objecti charge thas 1t
js. Do you not want to begin by giving natioa
al equality to the black fepubhcr7 Alter hav-
ing obtained the tqualityef black nations with
the white hations, do you not propose to carry
The equality little iut,heF, and 30 make inni.
viduaI, polidcRiand socisltquahtyf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

TIE psopsietofs of che ONO sf1TEsnAN VIII
,ssds 4 c1mpaIRu y spsS dpsing tie approaching
ssat1 Canvas, % W sllite
-. iax AEasit
fIljB, asgstsd escluNgsls % "a.
'cIiIoa X matter dsltutd % prcmPls shs
.usssss Of .aouna copssitati66al doosrIres aud
eiuelpIss--snd she og6;tbrOW of Abolition
. s6llcanism atahe ballot bex. h,k9F
TIE hfst number Of TAs CamSdisa SfatesmGT
will appear on tAs 29l day Of July. 1862. and
weekly thereafter until the ostcber election.
The price will be as iolloEs;
.aipple copiee, 80 cents.
CLUBS o. from 5 to rs copies, rs cents each copy
Clubs Of from 26 TO SO /" ~ "t
Clubs Of 81 copies aud over, -
TO vne address " ~
The above price will barely cover the cost
the object being TO pusths paper at such Low
figure as to insure general circulation through
on, the State
County and Township Committees ard ClubI
should send in their Ordero BY the l7th day o
July, 1862 Thscash must in all cases accom-
paDy the order.
Friends Of constitutional liberty, 60 to wOrh
aud give The Campaiga StGttsman q wide cir
. eulation. A5dress, sl
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

..l--4, /. I.II. N |
\ Nj Nocsu. Ii Ohio, % hls spsecl n 'he
Ho..e. May a6, broaebss ) subject of TIE high
q, importance to ne people 81 the We,'ern
State \, ID he iblloving langusgs;
have ever been aatlshed that WIN eIi sue
pfstensss OF the leading memoeTe ?, lnf W.
ouhlicAu party Of devotion 70 tne .vnivn, III IN .
|irly Of them DO not In reality desire % see sne
Julon exist &c II was, but desire 'pss ~ s'assiy
ehall either be abolished 10 all tne o'r.es, n, n
that northern contedsFaoy q ifee S.ssss snss'
~ as,abIIslIsd. ia which they may fuleeupfeme'
~ 4. a,,er resuIt would be most acceptable 70
she m DItalls,a Of the Eastern State, 70 Mnom
We 81 the West are made tributAriee "a all
things. If q southern confedefacy should NAN.
tain control, as IL would, of the Mississippi
river. that great natural outlet Tor cur com,
merce. thIs.Wonld force "a for all time 10 come,
as II has since the rebellion, 70 hnd an cullet 70
the Esslefn cities for cur trade, and thus pc
oome tributaries 70 their c0mmercial interests
upon their own terms.
Il Is TOO obvious 10 need argument, that y the
West is to escape being made tributary 70, and
the mere alaye Of tho EAe,. the Union must be
restored as It was, and not /" as It ought to be-
Ia The view o. RepublIckn- Abolitlcnhts- Not
only must there DO no independent Southern
lcsafederscs 70 control OF cbstrocs the uayiGa-
tion Of the Mississippi, bnt what q Of equal i'm
pOrtance to Western interests. IAe southern
tsIstes niust be retained ~ the Unicn aintseral
MS 4hsreof, and i Ear % possIble. restored Y
Irheir former condition of prespyfly ipAagticaE
lt6fei trade and commerce The tshsliion Jnnsl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

ARnrsT a. jim W. KrE,-we learn that
John v. Kees, editor and proprietor Of the Cir
oleville WGiehmsN, was arrested on Sunday
evening By an ,ficer Of the General Govern
ment, and that he passed through this city yes
tesdsy in charge Of the officer. on thswsy to
Washington City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

distinctive plahk 81 ila gsusial apd Local plat
lotms. An6 yoi. he JourAal more than lpli.
mstei. there was % payt|aanshIp Inthisi
sueh has been lbe enaFrow policy Of mere
passisan i,sues.' which tbs Fnlon-wiIh-AOcli-
sion has altsAdy carried forward aud perfected
Bat It mus. NOT be ebapdoned--iO s.ored' 90
pure 10 patriotic. ard 90 powerful and spcceHs'
MI has Ii been In lie resulla- that u mpst be
cont Rheds This about its sacredness, l.s pufi-
~ and pasglotiana. ia Of course all gammon--
She journal d only laughing in lie sleeve--bui
that II must bs kept up for The sake Of the OH
ces and spoils, AAdi for the sake Of building up
and maintaining dS great sectional party, Is a
fore1one concIdaion to this end, II must
continue to raise and consummate partIsan Is-
sues. The Journal gees this, but pretends not
to see II, and "this 10 where the laugh comes
10 % = 7l's'ss
The Journal knows that the uso which is now
making Of Faslonism, and tho use 70 which i
Il hereafter to be pus. ls to carry out and per-
feet sucb great partisan and Dsuoion schemes
as general coD6scatIOn, general emancipation
the breaking up Of State organizations and The
fiual disruption d the old palon. Yss i pro-
tssts these are no partisan hanss-abut 'rUpiou
for tho sake Of the Unldu.n We 90 poi know
thAs.h editor oS she Journal 10 muen.es 1egl
lbut he nusshsvsspjoysd a hearty laugh Aisei
he had NfiIlgh ls astcls, Il he supposed any d
Ihls readers world thlrk bin ID earnest
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01
HrApouARrERs ClMP CHAsE.(
June ~. 1862.

CRrrRAt oRprR No. IL
Toe uDders,gusd hasiOg been placed in tb'
command Of Camp Chase" and having en-
tered upon bis duties, direcss:
Let. TastaIl orders relating to the sanitary
eoudisiop, order, and government Of the Camp
and ,he oflcsrs sOd troops therein stationed Ol
assembled, The rules and regulations Of th'
prison, aud the Instructions to the ofcsrs Of th'
prison guards, prODulg Aied b officers preViOusll
10 command, and uotfeFckad, are continued Il
force until further orders.
ii. Lieu,enshtc c P. Humphrey, oaarssrmAs
Ger Of the s5ho. v, L., 10 dsiailsd and sp
pOlnted Post Adjusans, sna viIl bsrespseted ant
ehsysa q such: n 4
cakitEEs W. B. ALLISON.
e -, - coleDsi 6onmnudlng ResI
sffE '<.-<----s.-----.-.,---. - "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

MoRTALfrY AT CAMP CHAsE --Sufge on lbfoVE
refos.s she following deaths as having occurred
at Camp Chase since May IS:
Pcsr HosPITAL, CAMP CHArE, o
JaDe 20 1861
The number of deaths at Camp Chase alnce
May Is, | give below;
May LIsutenapt W. G. osbotn, Heavy
AFulltry, Arkansas HGas
May l6-R. GuAyotto. 18th Louisiana.
May l7-AW. Steel, % b Alabams.
May 22--Lieuiensnt J. r. Allen, 1st Ala
bama.
May --LleutenantR. M Murry, 63a Ten
neesee.
y Nay 24--Issao RenDeF, citizen, Virginia.
Nay 25 IT. J. Walker, 26.h b AiississlppI.
May 2s-E a.. Wilson, Oh LOuisiana. yR
June Al. W Cummings, citizen, Ken
tucky aa - X
Jdue 1873. N g raves. sh louisiana.
June l5-W. C Garner, 24.h Tennessee.
Juae l9 : Jacob Fisher 67tb Ohlo.i
June % IA. J. DJbs, S6th Ohio.
IL is but justice 20 state that the prisoners
whose names are mentioned above, were
brought TO camp, viii Two exoeptiohs, mortal,
y wounded or pkthisieol
L G. BROWN,
Post Surgeon U. 9. A.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

p For pure Wines, Brandies, Cine, Monon
gahsla. Rye and Bourbon whiskies, call al La
celle Ross & co's, No. 224 South High streets
sIso, In store, q prime lot Of low priced Wbis-
XIV. s,3 js24 lw.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01
NorTICEg.
PRINTING I
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Journals ofhe senate and House Of Representatives,
and Of spch repors cohnun,cations and other dpeu-
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?. The prize per token 70 prssswofk fof thesane.
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Reports and acommun and btbef documents Or
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

% J. A. Klsslnger, one Of the original six
printers who started the Fact newspaper in this
city in 1851, died pt Madiaonvive, Indiana, on
the 18Th Of June, in the IS year of bis age.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01
lpron me oinslnpali Z aSlssr.l
dignam ana I'd gsrson. :


dignam ana Edgerton.
Tie Republican papers are generously pub
lieing adeclaration Of Edgerton, Of Ohio, who
spsesents the Summit District in the House Of
lR presentalIVes 70 The ffs0t that Mr.. Vsllan.
deham once said, before the war broke cut,
ssthat the troops OF Ohio; before fhey should
march tbfongh HE dIstfict 70 ooesce the South,
would have 70 march ovsr his dead body y,
Mss Vsliaudleham nolemnly denltt that he
ever Ased any eb6h lAugusge Or uttered any
such ssesbmenp Tho proof Of itl ftets dpon
the Unsupported deoIEIadon 0f E3fofl0n4E-
sNows ghc iffIl ~. Bsgsftoh1 Who lStkis
esiit Republics 6itnet6 againee lhe mem6ep
fSPn pgi0nSN Tho Ncfwslk % J Experiment
a8eNeff: #l{Gt n ~ 1st
9 AZ 40 oaseIs.o sbls chpge; We viit give Z
..s'. :. z 4. 'sE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

" GiTstson YouOg, Elqp Gov. TOd's Nil.
Islry sectelary, Is tficis!iDg As Acting Adju.
Generalof Ohio during the temporary ab-
asnce Of Aojuisnt- General Hill.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

~ The 18Th Illinois Cavalry passed through
the city yesterday, occupying ninety six cars,
on the wsy to Annapolis, MSSylsnd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

" Rev. E. P. Goodwin, Pastor of the Con
eresa.ional Society Of this city, has been ap.
pointed Chaplain Of the s5ih Ohio. on guard
duty at Camp Chase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

p ons thousapd threehurdrod and fft5,fouF
bales of cotton arrived in CIncinnsti from points
South dutltg the past week, being about one
thousand bales above the reoeiptsiof the week
before. A Alsss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01
IThe Fusion M rlsvsmeoI..Its Offices

4 !. ~
We commend 10 the notice Of our cotempo-
|kary, the Jenradi, before it prints anymore
eaeconads sbpu. tho Fusion mOvsinent'not be-
|ine partisan, ETC.,. to read wisO cate commit
nication 10 The Herald fsOm Judge BI'HcP in
yesu r6Ay (Mcndn moruiDg's Cleveland Lsad-
q, and that psper's comments thereon The
Judge says be was among tho very first in that
(Cuyahogs) county, 40 slgn call for the
Uoion movement and Convention in the State
last year, ard Wap, to some tx ent acquainted
with the general expectation as to the effect OF
the movement The Judge continues:
It was made no secret that the expectation
vas, that the effect would be the breaking up
and dsbapding, for thetlme being at least, OF
the Democratic party. But no auch result was
attained
The Leader takes issus si,h the Judge on the
object Of the Fusion movement, bus agrees with
him as to the rtsalt, which was, the LsadtT saye,
40 make ID a movement Of the Republicans
under another name.n The Leader ia, there
fore, to use its own words, "oppOssd to a coutir-
uance Of calling under fslse cclors, and calling
that Union movement which is composed Of
Republlclbs, without distinctive Republican
platform"
WiIItbe Journal, which Is underatoodto pride
i.seIf upon its honesty and love Of justice, be
eqcslly fronk with lite Republican co-adIutor In
Cleveland, and oppose longer "sailiDg under
false coloTs, and calling that Union move
mens which is conposedO Of Republicans" We
shall see whether tse JoaynaI viii hare The
manIIness like the Leader 10 back down 90 the
Fusion movement, or con.rue 10 Try 70 hphbug
the peoule with is hypocriIical Palavsr about
"abaud doniOg the narrow pclioy Of mere parIi-
eau Issuea, J" and any amount o! such sott sodsr-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

u Forty.iour prisoners Of war from the
Shenandoah valley arrived at Camp Chase yes-
tssday, ii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

" It Is announced that Col. Moody of the
Seventy fourth Ohio will leave Cincinnati to-
morrow Nv ednes1sy) for Nashville,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

Two s'oontrabanda'' honored our city With a
visit on Tueadsy, evening TheyfepoFted thai
shey and sbanf four HUNDRED others bad gone 70
cyInlvbus, Ohio, from tne vicinity Of Nashville,
and fhence had spread over the STATE. There
q peo,y 81 room 10 Roes eopDtY teg more. Is
10 county has oalr spsy nine kindred more of q
put t6ssthef. Send them aIopg 7kis io the
usg 70 msks plspsl of sotk and wages bigh lof
white men.---ChiIliegsks Asslyfissy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

~ The 9th Ohio, Colonel H. B. Banning
left Camp chA.e. Sunday morning, for the East
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

Tn CxsrsDRAE r, "a RRfAiaEp The Ca
fhtofsI vii bs closed i0f seven week from thia
date. fos tht rnrPose Of msk|fg altofatio1n 10
tte in1ksiof. The arch Of the a tAr siIl heraias
"a % ne hight pi hliy feet being rbn kbous
ssp1 snd 'be ee.'lbg q . g1ils viii bspilnied
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

AAROE BURR said Law was whatever "a boldly
asserted and plau'ibly maintained
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-01

10 Csptsin E. N. Ustou, Of Company D..
(cOldslresn z,uavss) Ash Ohio, has returned
home to this city o. furlOugh, on account Of
elckness.
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81. LOUIS mARKKT.
TUESDAY EvDNuo, Aug. a6,


WzEAr-Large receipts, amounting to near
81, 900 bushels, rendered the market full. Hold.
ers, however, would not submit to any regular
decline. Sales Of l01 sacks spring at 66c; S6
do poor fall at sc; 100 do fall ct 61}c; ls7 do
at 7O@75c; 2,56s do at s0@Ssc; 49, do, in lots,
i at s5c; 81 do at SIC; 76 and 800 do at CSC; 400
do ct s7@90c; l19 and 200 do at o0c; $50 and
$50 do at same, and 100 extra choice white at
CSC y bushel.
CoRx-Sales 200 sks yellow At 33c, and $50
and S2s on private terms
OArs-Steady. with sales of $50 and 900 SKIS
, At sec; and $40 white At 4Oc; 800 at same, and
800 at Ale p bushel.
RYE-Ssles Of 81 sks at 40c y bush, sacks re-
turned.
FLouR-aoo barrels double extra country at
Is y Dbl
CoTTox-s0 bales at 374; ~ at 3sf; 46 on
? private terms, 80 and 200 at 80, and 81 at Sole
3 h.
HAY-26 and 900 bales at SOC delivered.
Flax SEED-A lot of 80 sacks at 1875 "
bushel, the regular manufacturers price.
WHIsKY-Last evening, 81 bbls at 27c; so at
274c. To-day, 100 at 27c; 20 at same, aud so
:. and IS at CSC n gallon-an advance.
HIDEs-Dry Hint without change ct 13@lS4c
p ID.
PoRK-20O hbls mess sold at 50 u DBL.
BAcox-S casks clear sides at &c, and 1000
fbs at same. .s s