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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Clsrgymen SUI .cs TO Dralt.
A late New York Evening Post has the fol.

. A late New York Evening POIt has the fol.
loving: ...yrt ae
Tbelaws Of Ohio exempt no white citizen from
draft. A clergy man In thN State remarked
lssI week, that he supposed IT he should be
drafted it would be as substitute for some
negro. ''"''-''''''''
oa this the Bsffalo Courier remuks:
Very many Of The cIergymen of oaio and
elsewhere have been preaching the "higher
law" teaching disrespect for the Consultation
sud asserting ibs social and political equality
Of negroes. We see no improptiety in drafting 4
these clergJ men as substitutes for negsoes. IL
fact, there would bs poetic justice IN the pro.
ceeding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

TTwoof the oldest citizsns Of Newport, Ken
tarkJ-Judge Dye ard Charles Stricker-- died
on Thursday, the former aged ninety three, and
the latter eighty seven. .H +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

ooDe hundred and thirty four names which
had been missed by the Assessor in the -Four b
Ward' Cincinnati, we're on Thursday added to
the enrolment. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
meeting OF Franklin County Demo
cratic Central Committee

The members Of the franklin county Demo
cratic Central Committee are notified to meet
at John NJ. Pagh's ofice, on mex! Saturday.
sO.h inst, at two o'clock P. M for the purpose
Of organising said committee. Every mem
bsr Ia requested to be present. aa important
business will come before the meeting
- JNO. G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

TEE TINE DEAwETz NEAR-The draft, sc,
cordiDg to order from the "sowers that be-"
will commence on "Wednesday, Sept. 3. A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

0 Colonel FrisslI's regiment, 94.h Ohio, ar
rived 10 Cincinnati on Thursday nigh. from
Camp Piqua, and Immediately crossed the river
into Kentucky. o1-f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
CoLrMpus. JalY 26. 1869.

All persons indebtC to us. either by note or
on account, arc hereby notified to make pay
ment on or before the l0.h of September next.
We shall leave for colleciion all claims not paid
By thas time, M tff1A
STONE & o'HARRA. g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
SheriF's Sale.
Miller 4 Hines1

Miller 4 Hinep ,..,,i Z, s.s,., t.,.s
w.
b. D. Harris.
PY VIRTUE OF TWO wRITs, ONE
~ vepdi aod the other fa., one from the Superior
O0uit AID the other IRON the Court Of Common Pleas
OF trAnEiin coubfy Ohio. sbd to me directed, viii
C6er sale at pub auction. at tn rooms formerly 90.
cspted b, Harris Hurd, E.s. Bats Street in the
city Of Columbus, ohio, on
TnuIsdsy, the lllh day Of September. A. D +,
1852,
ecmmencing at two o'clock P. NJ. the following prop.
eriy Of the defendant, a.. Harris 10 wit:
Absut 500 bound volumtso OF the Ohio OulivstoY 70
pictures AID frames one large library and o.e safe.
Printers fees 5000.
aus 30-dld
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Fancy ana Flannel shi,ts.

EOR OFFlOERss USE. ALSO FRENCH
Il HlAnpels for Shirts. In great variety.
as1,tsessro "a q u 4 aaih 1 y iish ~: 49,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

CaAPL AIN CT THE 95ra Oaro.-Rey. C, B.
Lewis, OF UtbAna, 60 reported.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

Dsmtaseratis 3 Comfy Ticket.

For Clerk Of Csrrts,
THOMAS 8. SHEPARD.
Prostsutias Attorney
MILTON H. MANN.
Cbmnis'iOaeT,
]. W. BARBEE.
IRfTmsry Director,
b o. CASE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

onTuesday morning, August %, JAMS RrsPAss, aged
so J ears
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

Doors open att o'clock. Exhibition to osnmonos at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

Admission soc. Reserved seats sI.
aug aG-at.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Some Of the smallest Ponies in the
World will be shown.

The entire proceeds Of the Exhibition will be donstsd
BY Mr.. Rarey, for the bsnsht OF our noble sck and
wounded soldiers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23
.ass appeal for Small firms
/. ~ '-aa7 Sta45t --To THE
ITIzENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES,

Il 4I L--glH-,
Id. e. E&tEHss sFe NEW ORLEAss. Ang. H. 1S6l.g
Having been appointed by the Secretary Of War; agest
collect receive and purchase small the Confederate
States deem necessary expedent make known thu
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens patriots
Your asks thousands of TRIED guns
that e unused In houses Recent experiments have
proven that Your fine Double Barresd Shot Guns
with the inproved Mimic bali Ia than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Musket Then, bring them forth and
place them the altar Of countrys liberty that they
may at be consecrated to the noble work Christian de-
fense objection be made to sending your guns
be urged that you MAY them home the reply Is that
the surest prevent the necessity of using at home
place them in the hands Of the many thousands brave
who ehadng with desire to stand as wall
Of FIRE between and the invading foe II this be
deemed nconcustye then the reflection that those high in a
hory those in whose Judgment all confidence and
who, It'll but fair to pesume know we'll necessities both
at home and our sorders have after deeato IN
angrated this movement should be sufficient guarantee
the wisdom utility patriotism service you are called
on to perform Then desire short speedy peace
and acknowledgment Of Independence honorable to
selves place weapons the disposal Of your
As desire strike to the hearts those who now
plotting subugaton and destruction DO known that
the trusty Rifle and the death dealing Shot Cum which you
have hitherto 80 highly priced to take part In the
fcts rendering possible victory complete was
their defeat and route on the plains Of Manassas ~ @
Ny instructions contemplate that shall send forth into Our
popuious regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, all the weapons
obtained 1t may be well here state any one who
wishes to do though he be by Agent can
greatly facilitate this by sending any has or
I 9 4{.,ss5 BALLARD s. DUNN !, "a
Agent Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
"a for tbs Confederate States. e aui3 2ptf Q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23
NJ s5r 10 the Friends ....
~ .-.E Or The +" Il,
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH,

The Soldiers Relief Society having author
lied and desired by the Secretary of War and the Medical
Director Of this Division of army perform the
the States Hospitals which they have discharged
under the direction Of the Governor nths State Hospital have
assumed similar charge and supervision Of the following
pitfalls viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These ed with patients
from the armies Of the Gofederaey and effort il being
made provide others fast the increasing necessities
service demand additional accommodation. We have entered
upon the discharge Of duties with determination do all
In power whatever cost Of personal comfort convent
ence alleviate the msferunes and the wapts
and comforts Of the gallant defenders Of who may bs
stricken down By disease, by the casualties Of war
receiving liberal contributions aid us work
from every portion the Gonfedeaey but the ppen
daily increasing aud send forth this appeal to the
generous citizens OF the South for further assistance with the
confident that it will be promptly and fayoraby
sponded to by Southern heart The contributions
needed money cotton for mattresses blankets flannel under
clehing provisions and moasses articles which
useful necessary for the sick the wounded
yaescent These when received distributed to the different
Hospitals under the supervision Of the eminent Drec
tor Yands However small may be the intrinsic value
articles contributed let 1T be borne in mind that If there
mutitudeof contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed to Mrs. Felicia G. Porter
No. a8 Cedar street, Nashville Tennessee andwhere It
cabs and proper to do the Wishes the donors In regard
the disposition thereof vii. be complied s
From the patriotic citizens Of the Confsderacy anticipate
prompt and this appeal behalf of the
gallant soldiers who have eonecrated their lives noble
cause and who Frustrated Wills defending
from the aggressions Of ruthless Invader. ssft
H &. - FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

During The laas year thsre was vary little coin ex
portsd y iii has, however, been exported fast
enough since the 18th December last to makeup
for Iost time OfcoufAe II Ia we'll understood that
the chief exports from New York consist Of grain
ana other articies Of consumption, which causes
the very high figures alluded 10 70 he attained.
The time for New York to fesl the effects OF the
war against the South has arrived Y not, Is
not fur or Nevertheless, we learn that MT STE
yens, OF the great Bank OF Commerce, Gallatin, Of
,the National Bank Pannell, OF the Bank Of Ameri.
ID, Morrison, II the Manhattan Bank, Williams, Of
me Metropolitan Bank, and some others are intent
on maintaining lie war against the South. All OF
these banks, with many individuals Of wealth, &C.
culnulatsd through Southern trade, encourage the
Gorilla Government at Washington 10 move on.
The end 81 their pnrses and resources will turn. up
much sooner than they expected. s,s - L
4 There have been some remarks about the strIn.
gent Requirements Of the Receivers under the Sc
qaestfation net. ResSoan hardly believe that our
Confederate Government intended the 3aot should
be an engine Of oppression and Of ruin to many
debtors. We talked on this subject weeks ago,
and urged notifications by Congress-. Fhe debt
ors I'd Northern citizens or alien enemies could
have obtained almost any extension and indul.
gelce on their indebtedness to Northern creditors
even I'd one. twoaand three years. We want the
Rsceivefs IN our district to assume some responsi
bility and grant Indulgence, based on the means
and standing Of the debtor. We do not believe i
was the intent Of the makers Of the act to render
It arbitrary, andone bordering on extreme hard.
ship and tyranny gssstss n sss s. 5f5
Our state laws can grant adebtor respite Of one
two OF more years, should the Receivers, under
the sequsstration act entitled to greater privi
Elegea q tAssuredly mot. q 81 s57s n II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE

Westake much pleasure ID inserting the follow
ing article, from the Atlanta (Ga.) Southern Con.
faderacy ofthe 17tA inst. Twill be seen that one
of our New Orleans enterprises is extending the
sphere Of its usefulness and that the fnture is full
Of promise. We chronicle the fact with great sat-
isfaction. II the war continues twelve months,
Southern enterprise. industry and ingenuity will
make the South independence Of the outside world
in all material respects. The inoonveniences Of
the present will hardly be known one year hence.
So far the war has been Of immense benefit to us
in developing our home resources, and should our
ruthless enemies peraist in wagfng 1t until their
utter discontinue is brought about we Of the Con.
federste States will be in position Of positive,
absolute independence. But, to the article re-
sferred to-: s. sSf
ErrERrRIsE. We understand that the Southern
Shoe Manufac tdring Company of New Orleans
have purchased from our esteemed fellow. citizen,
at this place, now in full operation. n # III
The tannery is OF recent construction, and has
all the modern improvements. II Is situated in
the heart best bark region in the Confederate
States This excellent location, with railroads d.,
syerging TO all points, gives this extensive tannery
the markets Of New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah,
Charleston, Richmond, Nashville, Memphis, etc,
to obtain hides FROM as well as to dispose of their
surplus stock, beyond what they manufacture into
y This purchase places the operations Of the Com
pany on % surer basis, enabling them to manufac-
ture shoes at the lowest cost, and Of . uniform
good quality.
The Secretary Of the Company, Mr.. George b.
tons to the establishment with View to greatly
increased operations. We welcome this enterprise
among us from our sister State, Louisiana, and
wish the company abundant success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23
the Half.Crop systenn.

The ST. Mary Banner opposes the planting ,pf
fill crops Of cotton and sugar next year, and adj
sdncss fhe following reasons against H. ~
While noticing this. subject it may be well here
to remAfk that, unless the war closes before the
end Of The present year, either the half sugar and
the country must come toa state Of suffering such
the mass of the planters little dream OF. the
South has yearly consumed immense stores OF
PROVISIONS from the Nv est, and even last year OBJ
fained nearly her full supp Hes from the West as
usual, how viii she feed her ten millions of people
this year, IL she raises full crops of cotton and
sugar Have the hands md the soil of the South
been worked SO indOlenfly and managed so loosely
that they are able NOW 70 produce, full crops Of
other foods And whas secufity have Va against j
severe and general dronth the coming season!
What security have We against storms Or drench.
ing rains, and other disasters 70 the crops VIII
ook these aassions fal h tas fase q enes
IioBiaiana has Tits year doubtless made 450, 200
h1gsheads Of sugar, squal 70 800 Q0o; 900 pounds.
Tie number 81 persons, white and blaeks, Ola and
qng e AZ Sssp srs . ass
and consume but little sugar and Of the other
te,0 0ithere are many ppor people who viii be
able topufrhase1b Little sugar for their owncon-
sumption. Bntitherais sugar enough made in this
STATE and Iexas this year III furnish every person
of an ages and colors The Southern Gonfeaaracy
fifty pounds of sugar each, Hhen, in the m0stpros
porous times they will not consume an average Of
forty pounds, and this year they consume
Ii planters can see how fall crops Of sugar viii
I'D paying business for 1852 they make o dis
coyery which we are unable to do. If they have
discovered how to make fnll cropsof sugar, cotton
and tobacco, and ats the same time furnish proyi-
sions enough to feed u, 900 ef paople, We are
utterly unable To make Euch q discovery. True,
tie blockade may be broken in d Few months, and
The war may suddenly come to an end. But is it
safe for the Southern people 70 rely upon such an
event? The truth is what We want in these Eeyo-
ntionary times and it will be found the only safe
promises to reason from, and the only reliable rule
III work Nv fs9l ffss S sE43 s' e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

Sass T#ERE Was SOUND OF eREvsERY BY N1GHrn
Last Thursday night Lieut.. Cob Gillet of the Fed
era1 army while forgetting the tolls of war in the
rebels; and ia now comfortably lodged in this
town, 10 mediate on the strange vicissitudes of
soldiers life. The Lieutenant Colonel was at "a
party in barren county. We understand the cap
tors belonged to Col. Phiefer's battalion.
ft ~ 5s3F n S M Bowling Gfeen Courier 10th,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

The p. G.SR. BLocKADED. IS The Richmond cor
respondent Of the Charleston Courier writes :tsd
The vigilance of the Federal authorities on the
other side Of the Potemsc has become SO active
that all the well known letter carriers, who have
been travelling between Richmond and Baltimore,
have been arrested and lodged Id the Washington
jail For the present Communication has, ceased.
The Norfolk newspapers alone seem to have the
facilities Of getting papers over
gby flag of truce from Fortress Monroe. 42s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

/ Mill BURNT AND YANKEES PuT TO FL1aHr.--We
understand that on the night of the l4th instant,
Capt, Chrisman, Of PhiefeI's Battalion, made de-
scent upon two companies orr Of the enemy, who
wheat, put them all to Fight without firing gun,
destroyed the mill, and then safely returned to
camp. The mill, known IS Johns mill, was about
three miles this side Of Munfordsville. q
BSF 1tt Gnurier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23
sRUREag DE, Ia oonIPAsNIE Du HOME
~ II u EItL ihSUlRANGE.az{8 n y IT

H. NouyELLE ORLEANS, 4 de Janyier 1862.
ID Charte de cete Compagne acs do
Legislature de 10 Louisiana No. l6 approuva lie Il de Mars.
1852 public e present avis que ceracas
suvants de profits issue do 1851 plus intes ont pas
te payes ce,te Gonpasne s pas recass par
les propristarea dgaax dans es ous qu
yon premiere publication de avis a cancel&s
annus les nontants places credit du compile contingent
les lves de Ia compagnis present. dams
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

"A. BROTHER, President.
~ al JAMES II. WHEELER Secrstare.
Fb ErAr DE Ia LoulsIAEE, PARoissE n ORLEANS
" $3.50 l.i3 Vile de In NouyeiIe Orleans.
Asssens ct signs deyant moi qnatriene Jour Jansr
Z Essf b. F. MITCHELL,
& ja6 Got $8ss5 .ss fs Depxiepls Justice de Paix.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23
Washington Artillery.

box for this Battalion, Camp Hoins Centrevills
Va will be forwarded to them Saturday the 25h Instant
Persons having small for members Of the command
forwarded through this medium Of Charge by
leaving them at No 10 Camp street. IL O'Clock
that day. "a "a s88}. Y assg ja2s 2pst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

N The WHEAT PRospEcT-M acon, Jan. l7.--Intel-
'ligence from many portions Of the wheat growing
region represent the prospect of an abundant
crop asg very favorable. The growing corn never
appeared better at this early part Of the season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

terday from the neghhorhood of Broad river, we
are informed that the large Lincoln feet which has
been stationed in Port Royal Bay and vicinity since
the fight ct that point, has suddenly disappeared.
is surmised that they have left to join the Bnrn
side expedition, or have gone on another raid
against the coast of Georgia. e..t. si,5.E,-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23
rseasauartsrs Reaslrssga rti Regiment. 4

. t5sg AEn HEAnQuaRrERs BEAuREGAsp REGrMKNT,2
Y, .. Il. New 0rleans. Jan. Fl, 1854. & 5
Inobedenee orders from Headquarters Louisiana Legion.
the conpanies composing this Regiment will stssmbc the
Iayee, st Tho foot Of street. next MONDAY MORN
ING u odieak, armed and for IN
speeon and review. and to IN he Of the
c tbs dsy which Louisiana seFeted her
nsstioh with the uniied statss g.e5, 4
e8s 9gi a M BY order Of slSiS lfs5ss szs3ssEE g$A
HI sII{s lis ssss RANK Al BARTLETF, #1 AS
wv Colonel Cong. Beauregard Regiment. y
a. H PniuE, Adiufant. esss asfiN 9l68 ja2i 2p5s n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

sE4Ssz ~ z5ss+zs NEW ORLxArs, january 4, p6s
accordance with the Charter Of this Company an act
Of the Legislature 81 Louisiana 6sappoved March,
1889 public notice hereby the following certificate
Of prota dshe Of with accrued interest thereon) ean
unpaid In this Company claimed blythe legal ownsr or
within thirty days from the first publication Of this
same Will and sunullt
thereof credited tho Contingent sccoppt books Of this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23
! conssderate, 4 ssasss u Am,sr ].

Sss9S TRElsuRr DHPARrMRNT,
Richmond, December los iS6E
Notice given that on The ID day Of easun
tho interest s Funded Debit Of Confederate States viii
b paid In colin pfsssn Of the proper authority q the
Tssary, Richmoud the Assistant Treasurer Depo
toriss u mingou Charestop Savannah, Mobile Nashville
Or New Orleans. 9saS 7555 5ssss's ~ y. r
,sss%E55 49, S[signedJ l'5 C.GsMEMMfNdER,s tss5
ans stawlm Secretary Of The Trsssrfy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23
Foreign .Mnts From .vesD Orleans,
< SIS s, VIA TAMPIco. 800 7.az aS1
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS


The undersigned, suffering In with shers the
nconvenences of blockade nonnetcorse With foreign
countries has by the advice and approval of j. L. Rdds
Postmaster at New Orleans taken all needfu es
tablsh at his own expense Monthly Mai between New Or
leans and the Mexican port Of Tampico with the
regular British Mall Steamers onchpga that porte Angsste
do Mesgrlgnsy anu p ~ Mar highly recommended by New
Orleans have been appointed and duly qualified
mail carriers by Postmaster for this The first mail
consisting Of 1898 letters left this city lh instant
charge of Mr. Mesgrgney The second natl Will close On the
h Of November, proxno,a at o'clock n NJ viii leave
New Orleans the next morning. The third mai will leave New
Orleans on the 10Th Of December and subsequently,
proper can be made the regular times dapar
ture will be the 10th and 18th each mon making semi.
monthly mail = +l.&s P'7 y 'Esfea77fs'S
Tariff Of Charges oa9oay Letters snetudsw Confederate
@& -''S% Postage. s. ~ a ,-a,-.y4gt =.
Single Letters half less double and multiple
9saf A8ff N in proportion1:
1850 80
- To Island OF Cuba us
4. To other West indies, as
10 EUROPE. 90 500
Letters from abroad be received through the SAME route
The foreign Postage such Letters prepaid to
pieo and they must be endorsed BY the India Mail via
Tampico, care Of Postmaster at Matslnoros.n
~ f4zs fszt9s&@8S % ANTONIO COSTA, Il. s.5
New Orleans. Oct. Is, $751; r No, Is Customhouss ST
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

~ rfcssfs. wv. n. Adams. Nv. ~. Sempls
b. vsnHora have my fan attorney. IS per act
passsd before ". n. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Pubic.
pA a.G' s&s J. @. NIXON z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-23

srEaerrkng's Patcns Champion Fire End
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos and - ravsr New Or.
lahAa a spu