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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

ST. LOUIS, August 5-Gen Merrill, during
active operations against guerrillas in North
east Missouri, will call all able bodied and 10y
al men to his assistance, and subSiat his com
mAnd of Of secessionisis.
The Jurisdiction Of the Provost M ,rshal Gen.
eral Of this State, has bsen extended over lii
nois and Iowa.
Recruiting In tbis city 10 progressing very
satisfactorily, and there 10 little doubt but the
eight regiments called for under the PfesidenL'a
hrst proclamation, will soon be full. Recruits
from the country are coDing in rapidly, and
people are fast placing themselves on one side
or the other.
Advices from the Indian country state tha,
Col. Cross's r.bsl force retreated from Fort
Davis toward Boggy Depot, and Fort Gibson Ii
now held by FedtFlls,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
From tho PaninamIn

HEADouARTERs ARnY or THE PoToMAc FRl
DAY, Aug. e.--Gsn Hooker r.muned at Nal.
vern Hnl until 10 o'clock Wednesday night,
when he fell back to hls eucampment, leaving
strong guards Of Haxall's.
The rebels moved down FROM Richmond on
three roAds, concentrating their forces neal
Malvern. They thought our whole army was
moving toward Richmond, when our movemen,
was merely reconnaissance In force.
The gunboat SoutbAeld, which has beer
aground Tor some days above City Point, was gIt
of yesterday.
The rebels are reported Gs having appeared
In considerable force. They made no further
demonstration than to drive our men In q shor
distance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

LoUlsvlLLE, Aug. 5-The remains of Gen.
Root. McCook arrived this evening from Nash.
vile, and were escorted from the depot 10 the
Calf House by portion of the cavalry and iu-
fantry of the Provost Guard,
PAynsster Speed, just arrived from Corinth,
reports the safety OF oil the Paymasters stated
to have been recently captured near HumOodt.
The story arose from the destruction of trestle
work on the 2Ssh ult. on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, ten miles north of Jackson, BY one
hundred and ftty Of Baxter's rebel guerrilas.
harlton, the senior Paymsster, stopped over
night at Humboldt, and proceeded next day,
afier the repair of the railroad, TO Coriutb,
whence he telegraphed the Paymss,ers destined
to Corinth to come down. The remainder OF
them, who left Louisville with the former,
went In discharge of their duty TO Memphis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
RehaI CnvnI1r nIanaraad

CAio.a,. Ill, Au ust 5.-The Times spe
cial correspondents from Trenton, Tennessee
says Cayt, Bfeck, With ffty.three men OF The
6sh Illinois cavsisy, sent against Faulkner'e
cavalry, who have been committing depreda
tons 10 the vicinity Of Humboldt, surprised
them while sleeping, Eve miles east of Dyers'
vile, yesterday. Thirty rebels were killed
aud ffty five horses and great portion OF theil
arms taken. Most Of those who escaped lei
without their arms, horses or clothes Sever
Fsderals were wounded, two seriously.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
akIrmIah ia VIraInIa.

FREDERIoKsBURa, August The expedition
sent out under Gen. Gibbon last Tuesday. has
returned. A portion of the command uuder
Col. Cutler dashed upon Frederick Hill Station,
twelve miles from GordonsvilIe, on the Virginia
Central r Railroad, and destroyed the buildIngs,
stores and about half mile Of track.
General Gibbon, with the main body, bad q
sharp skirmish with the enemy on the R chmond
telegraph road, ten miles from Frederlcksburg.
A few prisoners were taken. We lost one man
killed and several taken prisoners. But two Of
Gen. Gibbons column were wounded.
The enemy had been spptised of our advance,
and came around upon our rear from Bowling
Green.
Tne loss sustained by the rebels Is unknown.
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woundod soldIeIs at PnIIadelpnia

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.-Tne following is o
list oi ioe sick and Wouaded soldiers reoeiv,d
on board 'he Vanderbilt at H lrrison's Laadiug,
from Richmond Aug 7. Doiiug the passage q
number of deaths occurred. Some Of the col
diers we're buried az H rriaou't L lnding, Others
we're brought here: Fred Holman, 81 Maine
VIM K'uuey, Lat Mich . D V.ushn, McCIel.
Ian drsgoons; W. J Arthur 62i Ooio; & El.
dred. l,s M,Gb A Drake, l7.h iofaotrv; g.
Williams, lab Mich J Davis, McClelian's
d. d.sgoon';J J. Muller. 9Th Onio; Tnos, whue,
81 oHio; @. L. Puody, Al Mich v. K
Hitchcock, 90 Ooioj B DJSan, 62i Onto;
AIRED Bdeb, 62I ohioi D. @ Greeley, 67 b
lst MIcb.l Dudley HAthsRaY. 62I Ohio,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
New York stock market.
TrrLroRAFnrD IoR rHr ONO srArrsn4s.l

IThLkehAPhkD IoR THE OHIO sTATRshAh
NE~ YoRK, August 8.
Stock active and better. Chicago and Rock Island
65; Norw eh and Worcester AZ, MllwauIee aud
Prairie du Chem 2nd preferred "a; Cleveland and
Toledo ~; Illinois Genital scrph9k; Michigan South
ern ga,Tan.eed 50 American Gold lgk; Pac1C
Mail III New York Central 92X HUDSON a Harlem
lU Harlem preferred 3OX; Michigan Central G3k Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago let binds %; U. =.
skies 1871 coupons 05A; California stvens 81 Brook
yn water loan ovki Indsna aud Michigan ~; IilInoiI
Central scrip 5ok Terra H4ute and Wabash ID boLd,
e4N Ets an BONDS 0Oki Del. 4. W. lOli Galena aud
Onicigo GONi Cleveland aud Pttsburg 2lh Erie 34M
do preferred t57; Ole leland L. Toledo 10 Treasury
note0 10 lU2H@IO3 Little Miami 1906; Michira rar
Southern FIX; michigan sou thern tecond 90; Erie 81
bonds 81 flthburg, Fort Wayne q Chicago % bondl
~ DO st 9aK; Chicago North Western lst 3OH, do %
70; do assorted bonds A. Cleveland. Columbus and
nessee sixes 81; Raelue and Milwaukee ll24 United
States &c 1851 coupons qsx RegiieTed 96z; Chicago
Bu lDgton QOibcy 7e1i Milwaub Q aOd prsirie du
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
Tho remains of CEN. RJoOool,

CINCINNATI, Angus. Sat q meeting of the
City Council this morning q committee of three
was appointed to act In connection With other
committees to pay the last tribute of respect to
the late General McCook, with power 10 pro.
cead to Louisville and escort the body to the
city. Resolutions passed the City Council to at.
tend the funeral, and the Mayor was requested
TO invite the different military and civil sssocis.
tons.
The Chamber of Commerce also appointed a
committee to proceed to Louisville and escort
the remalns to Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
MIohigaa up 90 TIme.

DETROiT, August 6.--Michigan has nearly
filled her quota under the frat call for three
hundred thousand men, and will furnish heI
quota under the last call without rosortlng u
draft, II short extension of time Is allowed
Eight regiments of infantry and one Of cavalry
from this State will be ready for the field al
soon 40 equipments are received. ..et
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
The Lato.t ForsIgn Naws.

CAPE RACE, Aug. 8-Ths sles mer Jura, whici
left Liverpool OF Thursday the 3lst OF July, anc
Londonderry the lst inst passed this point a
four P. NJ. and was boarded by the news zach
of the Associated Press.
The United States frigate Tuscarors had sud
denly lett Southampton. IL was believed ab,
was In chase Of the steamer Merrimac, whict
sailed the day before from Plymouth with
cargo of ammunition for the rebels
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

oIwrao, Aug. e.--There ls great enthusiasm
for enlis.ing in this county. Over eight hun
dred men are already enrolled, and the balance
will be BY tonight. Permission to make the
regiment twelve hundred men is urged upon
the government
Several arrests have already been made un-
der to-day's order Of the Secretary Of Wau
prohibiting leaving the country. Over fifty left
on boat last night from all parts of the State
and probably one hundred would have gene to
night. rtf-t y , a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

HARRIsBuEa, Aug. a. Volunteers are coming
In BY thousands. There will be by Saturdsv
next sufficient numOer TO Ali up the ffteen
regiments, which,, with the regiments from
Pnllsdelphia, will ill the SiNte quota Of voluul
.eera. Several regiments, completely organ
Ixsd, armed and equipped, will start for the
seat Of war early next week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

CINcINNAT1, August s.-TheI93d Ohio, com.
manded by Col. Charles Anderson, brother oI
Sumter Anderson, is now full, one thousand
men having recruited 10 fifteen days In Mont,
gomery, Butler and PEBBLE counties.
The City Council and Chamber of Commerce,
and members Of the bar, held meetings this
morning to take into consideration what action
70 necessary 10 relation to the murder of Geuer
al McCook.
Contributions to the bounty fund reach $685.,
600. . @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
CassiuS m. CIay-OhIO Troops 70 bs
Sent 90 KCntuCkY.

New YoRK, Aug. 9-A special dispatch tc
the Times from Washington says: Cassius NJ
Clay is talked of as likely to be sent to Clncin.
natl TO assume command of the new depart.
ment of Ohio, Indiana aud Kentucky
Prominent KentuckIans here have received
assurances that troops shall be crowded into
Kentucky as fast as raised In Ohio and Indiana
They ask also that the property of rebels shall
be seized at once, and all refusing to take the
oath of allegiance shall be driven South
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DREPARED PROM an ImPvovP N
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THAN = Llsa, Is certified By all the leading New ork
tuInture Dealers and Piano. Forte Makers I, be tia
pr and restoring high and lasting tloss to ali Kinds
o. Vanished WORK from Furniture to Leather Il ia
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Ter. THIS rs true economy. For tale By Furniture
ueslers ana stoTekeepers generally. Price IS and SO
cents bottle. Depot No l. spruce strest Ner Yo,S
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

Sterling Exchange heavy and unsettled. Bankers
Bills nominal at ls5@l2SH. III
American Gold opened lover at I3k9l3X and closed
at l2k9l3K PER cent premium.
OaliioTnia oOld Bars very dull ard nominal.
Government 5tocks are hTmer. Unied states skies
1881 nj 9HxG99ki Uniled States 10 Treasury Notes
I03k0i03N,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
Rebels about 90 Invade Koneucky-
AeCrnLtlnE In INDIANA.

CISolNNATI, August 8-Specials from 1udian.
apolls say gentlemen arrived from Kut xvile,
Tennessee reports force Of fifteen thousand
infantry, with a proportion Of artillery and cav.
airy, at that place, expecting to march on Ken.
lucky at an early day.
ALI the Indiana regiments bus two are
fall. Considerable excitement In all parts Of
the State. Recruiting progresses with unusual
rapidlty. All the regiments authorised will be
full ibis week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
Railroad Engineers Exempt fFsm
Draft.

WASHINGTON, August 8 6-Numerous applies.
tions having been made to the War Department
by railroad companies to exempt their employ
ees from the militia, 1t has been decided that
none but locomotive engineers In actual employ.
meat when the draft was made, can be exempt.
ed. The exemption of telegraph opera tors IL
upon the ground that they are practicing au art
necessary TO military operations, and which
being known TO comparatively few persons
their places cannot well be supplied.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09
Fight with Porter,s GaerrtI,a,.

HUDsON, Mo-, August 7.--Celonel McNeils
forces came up with Porter's guerrillas a few
miles northeast of Kirksville, Adsir county,
yesterday morning, and followed him skirmish
ing into town, where general fight ensued, in
which the rebels lost one hundred and fifty
killed, forty wagons of supplies, and ten wagon
loads OF arms. Porter's foroes are scattered.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

BALTIMoRE, Aug. 7-Qiite q stampede Is In
progress from this city OF parties eager to e.
cape the draft; some are going to Europe, many
TO Canada, and gcmeto various northern States.
Many leading seceaaioniats are leaving for parIa
unknown. tNKiVsk y ctl is1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

TO the Nervous or Doin sexes Are
tired Clergyman having been restored to health in
rev days after many yea Of great suffering Is Willing
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pad directed envelope copy OF the prescription used
Direct the REV. JOHN ID. DA9NALL 1s6 Fulton street
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

BosTOE, Aug. 6.--Geo. c Heuee, of Hing.
han, was huog to-day in the rotuuds of the
Dedham county Jill He WAS convicted Of
poisoning Bessey Frances Tyrell, a young lady
Of good family in Weymouth about year
sinca
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Burnins ss,AS :: IN. !, SSlass ]. : Gese--Li.. OF

SAN FRANcIscO, Aug. 6--The s,eauer Golden
Gate, commander Hudson, burned at sea, sailed
hence for Panama, on the slst uit., having nine
ty,aye cabin passengers, one hundred and forty
crew, and one million four hundred thousand
dollars In treasure, Of which Kirby, ByrnO &
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money marhet.

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Money continues easy at eos per cent discount for
loans on call.
Prime Paper Il quite steady at 4KaSk per esut. DID.
count
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

sPAISeFIELD, Mo-, Aug. s.--M4j. Montgomery
oome up With Coffey's guerriilas in the western
part OF Dod county yesterday. He attacked
them and killed eleven, wounded lour and took
seventeen prisoners.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-09

OMAHA, August s.--Henry w. Depuy, late
Pawnee Indian agent, arrested by the UGted
States Marsal for emb, EEliug public money, has
been honorably acquitted.
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 8, 1862.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Order for the Arrest OF Persons Dis
cournging Eniistments.
WAsHINeroN. Aug. S-.The following order
authorizing the arrest Of persons diaoourag cling
eolistments, has been Issued:
WAN pEPARTMENT.

WAsHrNorlN, D. c Adg. 8
Ordered; Let That all u. 8. M .rshals and
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(slsnsd) EDWIN M STANTON,
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lat Ward will meet at North Eugine House.
81 " Buckeye Hotel.
sd City Msyor'e Office.
4th 6imonton's Exchange.
och South Eogine House.
WIN. DoMIGAN,
l. e. WILSON,
JOS. FALKENBACH,
M L DORERTY,
PATRICK DUNN,
A G. HIBB5.
JACOB ARNOLD,
MOSES SEYMOUR,
VIM. COOPER,
County Central Committee
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-01
EBENSBURC, PA. WEDNESDAY, JAN. l. 1862

This was enough to satisfy Minnie, and
coldness began to spring between them
and her time was more and more given
to her friend, and Mrs. Pierce was al
most given up entirely, going whole
days without meeting her only at their
daily rides and at the family meals
Many, many times had Emma remon-
strated with Minnie, striving by every
kind look and deed to bring her back :,
but no, she was as cold towards her, aud
the tender heart OF Mrs Pierce was near
ly broken. No company save her hus-
bands. who was the same as ever-kind
and tender, as well as proud of his beau
tiful wife. She would not tell him Of
Minnie's colduess, for fear of paining the
noble father; and so she lived day after
day, until at length wild with despair
she was ready to sink to the ground,
and ThOuld have wished, only for her
husbands sake, that death might come,
and thus free her burthened heart
But how was Minnie's heart? Was
she happy in thus treating one whom she
had loved almost to idolatry? Oh, no
her tender he art was by turns still all
her mothers, and had it not been for
for the cunning artifce of Lottie she
would have begged forgiveness of heI
mother long before But Lottie wa:
ready at ali such times TO show some
other words or acts of ilI-will toward ei
ther herself or Minnie. Thus she ruled
supreme thus she had again seducec
Miuuic'5 heart Poor child, thou has
turned from thy best friend thy hear
hast never cherished one more worthy 0
it than thy kind, thy tender, loving step
mother
~ letter for Minnie" Again thos
words broke the stiffness of 4 room whe-
each although not engaged by Fas
quclle, or any other school book, wer
deeply engaged with their own thoughts
(To BE CONTINUED }