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Protected ty Roya! Letters Patent Of FHs!aad,
cad tseHTsf ~ The Seals Of Ehs EeoIs de PkaT-
s.dcts de Paris, e!d fks JRpsriGI College of
HedicfHEI FSSEa1.
IRIESEMAR Mol
re ths efecttai remedy for RELAXATION, SPEg-
MAToRRH0zA and ExHsUsTToS or THE SYsTFN,
TRIESfMAR No2
CompieteiJ Sad entirely eradiestas all trsoes Of
those disorders, Tor which Capalva aid Cubebs
nave generally bS5l thought "a antIdote, TO the
ton, ~ fOre
TRIESEuAH UoS
10 the great and sure rsmsGy Of IL. civilized world
1or al impurities OF tie system, - vel 50 record-
eTy symptoms, obyISt!n- tins dertructIVa use of
mercury, Ss we'll as other daeusFlsas IngredIents
ena which al the SGTs. Fsr.iie IN the world cannot
remove. TFlEsEMAE Nos. !, 2 sad are Alike de-
vclo OF tasts or sHeii sIii 81 = nauSeStlnE suai-
pes They are IL ths io7Ez. u ioKeuge, sno nav
eectsd. 0'-s Sue
50 In tan Gases a. sS each, OF four IS cases in
one sor %, and IN 81 oases. thus saving sc, as
edmlnIstered BY EsipeaU. LaileYD-nd, Roux. &C.,
&C; w holesale sac retail ty DR. e. A. BAR
kOW, l94 Bleeokc- street, u oCOTs from Mac-
Dongal strset). New lC7k. ITmsiisfe,y on re-
eeiPt Of remittance, DR., BARROW VIII forward
Tri6Senar % any -Ert Of fas world, securely
of the writer.
Published :!so by DR. BARROW, that popuI.r
and BEAUTIFULLY illustrated medical WO.E. BUman
FraItg. P!lce % coLtg. TrieE5Ecr add Book cas
% obtained By spscal -sthorit- froU: :. C. FORD,
Washington. >, c. de l7-Sn
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A. Indiana Hospital (PatsHt 0fes), Wd'h'"g'0"'
D. C., Feb. Il.
10Th Indiana Vol .....2Gi 9TH New York Caviar, :
LIST BeFdan ShaTps'Ts. 10 lat Michigan Cavalry.
I'd do dO......i5l Citizen. -............. L
LIST New York Artillery c -
9th do Cavalry. 5 Total.............7O
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D-OF. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI.
4 PIANIST AND COMP OSER,
By general request Z-'i Open class for the Piano
az Singing. By lis GeE ELt siG plhel -
U-7tlCS. IL sEls Ea5r e. spgCItUpitJs y I'll
vii b eZteltG - a. VITO desire T. Sc
care . Enov--jEc Ct EIcsi AMI lrstTErnsn T.
fiuFfc, IN the mast hrITrl tsFrls. Al those who
d-E.rs - join Ilis CgUTzs VIII Apply at once 81
f.a residence, NO sos sixth stE set, between Il
Ef-reE and NCR ok avenue,
s.Cufg OF reception Us-Neo1 crd y O'Clock 8 M.
O. Tuesdays, Thur osJss and SATURDAYS.
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H n 7 " a IL.
@H Z V AT =.
DR.. LA BONITA

GuIss all Nenerial Diseases permanently and
SulchIy, without the uss Of disgusting or poison-
Gus drugs of any kind.
Consultations free, "
A IL is saying suite enough In its favor rben I n,
nat my practice is that which 10 in nae in ali ~
New iork city hospitals. WIG
iHeE YORK City College and Hospital Testimo-
ladies' with Whites and Diseases Of the Womb
tSu n sna saved Q consumptive's grave BY NV
mere Is nothing ofsssirs or di,ar-ssabt IN any
Al cures warranted, or money refunded
communications in writing, with retuTn rt,rn,
promptly attended to, ~ i"iA s'~ihFi
Medicines for travellers and o,hars r,ck.a -i.L
iuL ansIuotlone for use, and WARRANTED
Once-Room No. > Wasi ipgton Bniid,nx ps,,
feb l-lmr ~'NN' ~ S'
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- J. MYERS,
= 10 WAzufNSrpS BylLpITS,
Fsz8. EreEEs
= .-rss stock OF Americas " stches Tor sale, El
Wholesale, p =. 3 ). 70 Err
A sFi.E9 Clocks 81 " 9. ee1is by ;, & J. " IEES.
g. .s.H sS-arI'- e 81 EhS Leslie by = & J. MGERSs
F.--.G -A,Es a. whole &c by : Z MY ER5
- rrg EF,-s GBt,s fT tiia tISs6 n.F. % FTaotl-
IS. = .VkEiEg, C. =. Il J. Ny ERS.
r51e. sd c.: EsTs n Wholesale bg Z. = J.
MYERS,
~ Al Whc'r-s'z 1CsisrG ~ Watches Ead jeE-
r.r. would 90 we'll 20 CO. 80 :. Il :. Nj EkS' be-
fore gong on Esst O. purchasing elsewhere.
= Jn-imE
90 INCH HEAVY SSIL DUCK,
III y g. Oh Cotton Dlsct,
l.tt B.sFzr-d an Brown ShsstIrF,
TrTe.s Napkins. Table AIu5Es,
Fed Comforts, B.1-seLs,
J uIgls, SEaWis- U.s. hInCs6st
ts.Icoes. Clocks. G.CT7z Sal SEsr endeTE,
= I'd other kind Of Dry Goo1s on sale - the lowest
WIN, X. Riley & BRO,
40. SO CsLtTal S:OT0F,
BERGEN 7ih ard 9Th streets.
fe5-lct opFa. Center Market
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
PASSENGER TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
kX&l zzHHE
= o. a.d zJts, MONDAY, Fserssrv S. lisa.
PAssKNsKR TRSINs srTwxts
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run as follows:
Es:s;.re. 6s,iy ds-is So "a 9s Gel, '''''
asS fSe 81 sVadays.
For Phi.sSslPhls and New Yctk-Lesvs Wash
instoa 81 eco AN, n 90 N, enc 5eo NJ.
tor sssstnore-LeAye NasAlaet Ton ~ SEQ and
't "a a sr Sas $40 s sps Sgrx:
b. b. q Lbl's 30 "a, ~ 90 An and t@fN
For h.TissSTf "a the ne sOrith and West, leave
" eshingtcn a. 60 A N, aud o. or 500 pn,
Fer Frederick &c A. a n, and $40 I'm
TRAINS E0FING NOgrH.
NOTICE ,kxRress is.se washington % A. n. Ar
I'VE e BSltnore ~ A, y; Fhle1e phia liI0 ?. n;
Mornln: AocOIa%ods;ios save Washington ,.,o
tons az Bsltlrore. This is the Morning eofHeTion
sS . S$;. 4 h. Tsa:sS;
hIs,E;; New York l9I y.
rs.oAilss n B.nor. 80 si saS ifGsS.
Aftsrroou .hsoomfnOdthon-lesvs washington
at =, SrrIve 90 Baltimore st ePN. No con-
nexlors At Baltimore. This is the afternoon CON
nexion for Annapolis.
Arrive 81 SEltmofe 90 , X; 'Phisisi, mi. los
M; New foTkt NJ; Harrisburg A. n.
only.
The S P. N. train from Washington connect.
Hrfugh to New York every day curing the Week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Laws rev ioTk att A, Is; Pr cte Fh;s n - a.
q" beiunore 4" * ArTiss ~ WSsh.nEton .
Leave New York stsr X Phf,s.Ish,s IaEo p,
No Bihmors 40 a. n. Arrive 81 VyEEbiPTtOn $40
Leave New York II II r, D.; Phuadslsh,s ..S
A; ". bsnmore7'S AZ. Arrive 80 WGshlEE.oa
Local AccorrrodsHon Trslns cav. B.ltro-.
ei T. and 3, ,. fer WGrhipft9n, arrive
thare - u A. -. and . a. IN.
On Senoaye a. 80 Ard IS A, n. only from Bsti-
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
Passenger Trains leSvinE Washington st,n
NJ sGd 90 ?. NJ, ind baltimore etTSSlr and IS
?. " make dtrect HonIectiorN for AunGPor NJ the
junction. Ihe1 40 NJ, and 500 q connect az
hsleI .of FREDERICK, HagsrstJwn, &c., &C., ex sept
Trains lesye Annapolis for Baltimore and WHsh-
lrEton ~ SO A. e. and t0F N
Passenger Trans leaving Warrington At son A.
NJ, IA a. NJ, and b p. NJ, and Baltimore az SY and
7rS2 A. NJ, viii step o1fy NJ Annapolis yKsef,oz
TtdtAg only.
Trains VIII leave washington and B.ltmor.
Promptly tpon coEd tuna, excepting that the lSo
y, % Ns and % n trains val Walt SO mi nutss
y necessary, 20 secure the Passengers and Mslls
For Sch and wcunIed Soldiers--A spec,.l car,
VITA ar aiteISSnt. with beds, vii leave Washing
ton twice week for Phllsdelphis direct at N ",
soldiers. w p SNITH
fea Master Of Transportation, Bait,
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EPO \. wERTHEIMER 4 co, f6f
Az No. i62 AND 464 SEVENTH ST., tOt
Opu0Fsts fAs Post OfEs,
Css, sasiI Et5oE Of WINES, BRANDIES, CINE
tgfE niaf,S, --C.. aso thsIT iaTgo assortment or
S.-5AR-, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
lrr sale a. Who'll sste Prices.
EAsJ kssp Constantly On hand hne PHiEADEL-
FufA CHEhsa aLE, IN keEA aud bottles, for
INrsCr isuI.y Ese TIe public IN general are re-
sUrstst - ave tBem = cal sEd ex1lnlne thelT
sE...diG EsoGA or s0cGa.
8. WERTHEiMER h CO.,
462 snd "a Seventh street,
fA q SIN OppO. Poet Once.
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MALL, STEPHENS i CO,
~ 322 FESNsyLyASlA AVENUE
MILL \ Rl a y ID II n Y 4 Il
hEaCaANT FAfLORS.
AND READY-MADE CL' JTHIERS.
AND EXTENSIVE: DEA LERS " GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
ssG-f
~ POR TIE ARMY.
~ = Pave just received. ~ steEmer ArGgo, =
lsrgs assortment 81 maguIScent French Brass
Drums tSystema GrssoIel French Bugles, Tor
infantry cavalry, and artillery III artln ErsTs's
CCssBrEsted CiRTIOusts Fad Flutes Brass lnstTu
Eac.ts OF q. kEGs Also, tGo ines qua ltI OF Ven
I3a SLELsS. BuSsC-'s ACcO-feCns and FlutIas.
T-E=thsT with : large assortment OF latest French
Music for Bands. Music Store Of
w. =. hETXEROTT.
jAf6 Corner ia. avenue and llth 81,
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A correspondent Of the Wheeling &Na.I -
gives the following details of the LSte S-ss,
ment at Bloomery, shout twenty lpneS ii0N-
WiuchsstsrF .. four
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Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
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SICK AND vOUEDED soltstbn" Nv
hospital.

,Bi.Asl IN conformity tvsth tbs resolution
of the Senats Of Jzsyn16, 1861.
a, G.z.,sl Ho,pital, Unior Hotel, eorns, Bridge
,sd Was1f.stor streets, Gsorg.fotsa, Feb. H.
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u For Through Tickets, apply at the ofioe Of
the Northern Central Rail Road Con-
pany, Calvert station, Baltimore.
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rEa ssANF rSoUsAEDs cvr.S = aiE ins,:tyusB ytAlr
M t 'sVsnssl ysa-s end rs in psrtant 6rTF-
tA sfaE.Hsos farisEEsd ~ E yshrssn Stassssd Ey
Ittnss 81 "a FaRsTs AL rsLJ tsasT psusuI nsess Of
rssh saFs sgsi En1 ssaa ssgsss tss psEe
Sss as EtancnE - EsEts and Ttsr.gra-
eiiits IL ssSsisnt ESE.aBlss ts Hlesd ~ lfIy
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1851 TIE us69
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
&Exzec SxxzRsE

Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
MEE E
with its conneotions)
is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THRrE pIILT TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
Two OF them making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
With trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
TO all points in the
WEsT, NORTH-wEsr AND SOUTHWEST.
u For Throush Ticksts, sPP!y at the Once Of
the Northern Central Kali Road Con-
Pany, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passenger, TIll take the q. N. and p: m trains,
arriving in Baltimore at 80 =. m. and IS p. m,
the Northern Contra K. X, aud arrive in Harms
STts az p 9,. m and IS M thsTs SSnnsSt.s
Railroad for oil parts of the west.
FREI6HTS.
By thiE route, freights Of ali descriptions can be
1oryarded 70 and from any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, WisoonHln,
loro, or Missouri, by hdtiToad diyecf.
The Pennsy ivania Central Railroad q 80 connects
81 Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
he forwarded 10 any port on the Ohio, uFkingum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland. Illinois. Miss
lsslPPl, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ATkaEsss,
and Red iyerE; and at Cleveland, Sondusky and
Chicago with steamers to al Northwestern akes.
AeTchents and shippers entTustlng the transport
atlOn Of their Freight 20 this Company, can rely
with confidence on Its speedy tEaEsIt.
THE RATES OF FREiGHr 90 and from any
point IN the West, by the PeEnsyl vanIa Central
Railroad, c-t az all times as JecoTabls as ava
ehnYgsd BY cher Railroad Ccf1raEies.
CENTRAL r. r."
MAGRAW & KOONS, Freight gents,
No. 80 North street. baltimore.
ENOCH LEWIS, Ger Snperint't, Altoona, Pa,
l. l.. HOuPF, GeI'l Ticket Ag't, Phi adelphia.
ii; a HOUSTON, 6enl Freight Agent, PhIls-
delphla. n 4-dly
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H. M eminent rnathCmalician-a protest.
Ci the Z HiversIty Coucge-beiag challenged To
fui p rhyme 20 ..Tuubuctoo,' promptly replied
" ih tts following irrsveTeEt verse
IF were q C-ssawGEY,
Ga the sands Of imbUctOo,
would eat e IN ssiOHGTy-
skin aud bones, and ayni1- 5ock Too. '
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DENTISTRY. q

70 yasHoN oTS - Aok bsIefq - rsbso
10 DIR. CHARLEs r. BOTELER,
DENTIST,
NO. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BHrwERN sTH tSD 10TH STs.
ta t-eo2m f,lfr n a. - fr-'tyr- - ..
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cRRoPLlsri BoNs -
E E II,
WfrHorf INITIAL PLksx or CLAsPt
DR.. s. b sI6EsMOND.
siv 6IoeaNdt, Rs.s Fork-260 Pssasylrdaia ls
~, ssss, esf:ssts l:fk ard I3fA SIS Washfsston,
CAls me attenpon of the public 70 the following
~ re. ~ his improved system: 80
4. = no Aeeth OF NJ manufacture wlliHHxT1S
netsl ooIode nor change color by any
sS,os, ps.ng three fouTths lighter than arr other,
No teetn or roots need be extracted, ss The
suISlai ones otn be inserted over them, :
|. tne Tooss viii be made InoEsnziye, sp nevsr
.: Ne temrorsrJ teoth ar, reessa, as verm,n,p,
70 Iaturs! expression OF the face, ybieb undsr
she 9 gig ystem y fsssuently di.fSured. --0
D. Ehls TofS has been fnliJ tested over Eve ,e.r.
ooonn VI the hrs' chemists and Physicians Of this
DE, :. has also invented white upd.,.-potiv.
MeefL 2ainny, with which the most sepsltiye teeth
een %. 70 nueq without pain, snd can build M per
tSSan. ,2oth on any nde roots, which VIII las.
r. The best Of references gIven-to DIR, v, Mott: mr.
HoIemns, Professor of Chemistry. NJ. ": hon
yuose WAYNE, OF tbs Supreme Court Of WashinT-
son, ana thousands of others.
Can sno examine for yourself. nose,n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
nisceuraRlng Enllslmenls.


We have in another article exhibited two par
allel cises of dscOursging enlistmeDs, and in
q1red which was the stronger of the two. The
sam me question might with the same prOpriety
be ssked and be as easily answered. in regard
to two similar cases which the New York
World, Republican paper, thus sets forth;
Secretary Stanton has issued an order order
ing the marsbnls and police officers to arrest
and imprison any one who, by ect, speech, or
writing, discOurages volunteer enlistments, or
in any way gives aid and comfort to the ehemy.
Gen Watsworth, day or two ago, arrested
the editor OF twopeHuy paper in Harrisbugh
which merely printed bogus placard stating
that Gen. Lane was in town and would speak,
and raise two colored regiments. Wendell
Phillips devoted his whole speech at Framing.
ham, the other day, to dlscouraging eniistnents
Nothing was too reckless for his ribald tongue
to utter, and the climax wss that sll cur blood
and treasure is wasted, and that 1t was better
for the South to 60 than to lose another lie
Secretary Stsnton's order is just and timely II
should be applied fearlessly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
Fuel for the 6 tate.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE ERe-
- ceived atths office OF the Secretary Of State, until
MONDAY, TIE lsr DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
Atl9 O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the etss Of Ohio with
Euel as follows
coo Bushels Coke, to weigh net less than 4OpOsnds
to the buShel.
5000 Bushels Coal To be Of the bert quality OF
least to the lower vein Of Hooking COAL and free from
slate, rlack and dirt.
IS Cords OF Wood the same to bs dry Hickory Beach,
or Sugar, four feet In length straight and we'll split
The fuel to be Delivered without charge for such de-
livery, at the Sta House In Columbus.
Proposals to be accompanied BY samples and to speci
~ the kind quality and price Of the usl proposed 10
be furnished.
Each Contractor will be required to give bopds with
approved security, Ia double the amount Of the con.
tract conditioned for the faiihful performance Of bis
contract NeR
The dds to be made and the 10 be awarded h
accordance with the terms Of the act entitled An act to
provds for the purchase Of Stationery, Rue and other
articles for the General Assembly and 6ate oicerB,r
passed March ii, 1883.
I'm Swans Rev. Statutes e05.)
Bids to be indoted on the envelope "Proposaia for
furnshing Fuel for the State"
Fuel furnished BY the contractor must In all osses be
equal 10 quality to the sample 2Als T1s VsH oe S0-
W. g. KENNoN,
Secretary Of STATE.
Columbus. Ohio, August l, ls62.
augl tssplSt. ,f-tfJ
lZsnesville Courier copy.l ai-,
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THE Cincinnati Commercial says that city is
"behind every other loyal city In the uaion in
the business of raising subscription TO encour-
age volunteering" The State Of Ohio is also
behind In making up its quota OF volunteers,
and the probability is q resort will have to be
had to drafting. What Is the reason for this 7
No other State in the Union. is cursed with
three suoh psstilential prints as the Castle,
CommereiaI aud Columbus Journal, who devote
their time to denouDciug one half OF the able
bndied men of the State as seoessionIste, seces.
sion sympathizsrs, ETC., and insisting that the
negro shall be armed In lieu Of the white man.
The course of these prints, like q double
edged sword, cuts both ways. They profess TO
be the eTeGms de cysGms Of loyalty and patriotism,
and the authorized exporents of the views and
sentiments Of the administration. Their de-
nunciation Of the Democrats as secessionists 10
but poor inducement for them to enlist, and
their senssless bosh about armiDg the negroes
Is used ss a screen for their political adherents
to take refuge behind and excuse themselves
from volunteering Therefore these prints are
the great impediments to volunteering they
create bitterness Of feeling and dissehsions, and
bring disgrace upon their State. Ii they were
suppressed and their editors forced into the
ranks or hung like dogs there would be no dis
seusions nor difficulty in procuring recruits.
--SkelbyriIte (Ia,) Volunteer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
1' The SD Ohio has been ordered to move
whittier Is said to be contraband news.

COUNCIL PaocEEpINas.-At the meeting of
the City Council last evening, the following
ordinances were introduced and read the srss
and Hecond time:
By Mr.. Butler-Ia relation to hogs running
at large. Fifty copies ordered to be printed.
By MIR. Buller-To gravel High street from
North to South Poblic lane.
b. Mr.. Smith-To assess a special tax on the
real estate fronting on the west side Of Third
street from Spring street to Hickory alley.
By MIR. smi.h-To assess a special tax on the
real estate fronting on the east side Of Wash
ington avenue from East Gay to Boone street.
The following resolutions were offered end
adopted;
By Mr.. Butler-lnsIructlng the committee on
Gravel Bank, Wharf and Wharf lots to ascer-
tain what amount is due for rents to January lst,
1862. and also the amount that should be col.
lected for 1862, and furnish the City Fiscal
Agent with schedule of the same for col
lection.
By Mr.. Glenn--Requiring the owner or own.
GIG VI suS iOeS w suO Nuttucuhb COEutr OI hlcn
and Seventh streets to pave the sidewalk 10
front thereof by the 18th of September next.
By Mr.. smith-Requiring the owner Of in-lot
No ITS to pave the sidewalk and gutter in
font thereof Oh Mulberry alley by the 10th Of
September next
By Mr. Blttles-R Requesting the City Solicitor
to examine the Law touching the recent annex
alton to the city, and report at the rext meeting
of the Council as to the jurisdiction Of the city
over the territory annexed, and the rights and
liabilities of the city 10 relation thereto.
By Mr.. Rickley-lnstructing the City Fiscal
Agent to draw on the Franklin Bank for any
amount that may be credited In said Bank to
the late City Treasurer, T. p. Morton.
By Mr.. Bu,tles--Instruoting the committee
on Fees and Salaries TO settle with T. p. Nor
ton, late City Treasurer, for amount of salary
due him.
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

oHIo's quota of the fret three hundred thou
slad men called for by the President is report
cd to be full, and some of the regiments are
recruited up to fifteen hundred. Voluntary en-
listmens has been going on fOr the last week
with unsxampled rapidly ell over this State,
and throughout all the loyal States. Hundreds
and thousands are ready to enlist under the last
oall for three hundred thousand, If they can only
have permission to doso. We are satisfied that
there need be no resort to drafting in Ohio, noe
10 any of the Northwestern States, If there can
be an extension Of time for recruiting, of only
ten days or two weeks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
ANNoUNcEmENTs.

COUNTY CLERK.
EDITORS gTATEINAN: PLEASE snnounce 8. eBl2ARD
as for the Office Of Clerk Of the Courts Of
FRANKLIN county, subject to the dssiaon Of the Democratic
County Convention. Mr.. Shepard has been Deputy
CLERK for the past four Yeas, and Is thoroughly con-
venant with the various duties pertaining to the Office,
and his nomination will please
MANY DEMocRArs.
RprroRS OHIO sTATEs1fAN:-Announce the name Of
L. DoHKRTT as candidate for the Office Of olerk Of
the Courts Of Fnrkn county subject to the decision
Of the Democratic nominating Convention, and oblise
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITORS sTATnMAM Please announce DAVID W.
BROOKS as candidate for the oniee OF Clerk Of tho
franklin County Courts, subject to the Democratic
County Nominating Convention, and Oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
lNRIRMARY DIRECTOR.
EDITORS ssrATEsxAN-Announce the nams Of 0EvrLLE
CASE for nomination before the Democratic County Con-
vsntIOn for Inn,nsry Director.
july 30. MANY VOTERS.
EDrToRs ssrATuMAM,--Plesss announce B. NJ. ALBgRT
as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney OF franklin
county, subject to the Democratic nominating oOnven
ton, to be held August 23d, 1909.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
". ". Hrss's name will be presented to the Demo-
cratic Convention for nomination for Prosecuting At
torney. His nomination will suit
tg MANY DEMOCRATS.
We are authorized to announce O.. W. WATSON as
candidate for the oce Of Prosecuting Attorney Of this
county subject TO the decision Of the Cemocailc nom
mating Convention.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
MIsERs. EDIToRa-Plsase announce the name Of J.
g. McGuFTKY as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney,
subject to the decision Of hs Democracy at their coun
ty Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATIC.
EDlrORS ONO srATEsMAH:-Please announce the name
Of MILTON Il. MANN as candidate for the oaoe of Pros.
ecu,ing Attorney Of Franklin county, subject to the de-
cision Of the Democratic Convention, and Oblise
July 90 MANY DEMOCRATS.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
EpIToRs oHIo sTATrrnAE:-PleaHe announce EDWARD
LIVINGSTON as candidate for The Office Of County Com.
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention, and Obllge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EprTORs OF THE ONO sTATEMAS:-Please announce
the name Of W. W. KIIE candidate for the Cface
Of County Commissioner subject to the decision Of the
Democratic County Conventions and OblIgs
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDIToRs OF TIE CHIC sT1rnMAN-Please announce
the name of. W BAR1n ss q candidate for nomination
for the office Of County Commissioner, subject to the
daatsIon Of tha Demaeraiin Oountv Nonven finn and
oblige A HOST OF DEM0oRATs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
CLARKE.
Ths surnln9 Of she Golden Gate.


The Pacific Mail steamship Golden Gate,
which left San Francisco on the 2lst Of July
with ninety-fve first cabin, one hundred and
forty-seven second cabin and stetrage passen-
gera, and ninety-dye crew-in all three hundred
and thirty seven persons-and having on board
nearly million and half of gold, was burned
at sea on the 27ih. The FIRE broke out at about
Eve O'Clock P. M, when the ship was fifteen
miles north of ManzaDilIo, Mexican port about
midway between San francisco and Panams
The vessel was less than four miles from the
shore.
She Was at once headed for the land, but the
ERE progressed with fearful rapidly, and at a
quarter past FIVE the upper deck fell in. Soon
afterward she struck, and all who had not pre-
viously got into the boats jumped overheard.
About one hundred, including Eve children, 60!
to tho land alive. The ship burned to the wa.
ter-line, and soon disappeared. The rescued
passengers reached MapEanillO the next day,
2slh. Oar dispatches say that some few others
escaped In the boats to MsnsanillO; that one
boat, holding thirty, had not been heard Of. but
had probably got ashore south of the city. Of
the rescued passengers, seventy-eighs have
reached San Francisco, and they are said to be
ell that were saved except portion of the
crew.
There is some doubt as to the loss Of the
treasure; one dispatch says that the vessel Tas
beached, and that the gold will be saved.