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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-10
5laiionerp ano ganen GOODS.
"rsNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIE
SWORD"
TUE GOLD PEY-JhE BEsT or ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

, =
TIlY BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receir; Of any Of the following in cab or post
stamps the subschsr vii send By return mail OF
ss objected Cold Pen ieOs 'ee"g s same 'e'''0"'
'''''''f'''Ia, o SE PENS, WITHOUT cAsrs..
For c-n he MsGr fcn for % cents, tue Lrcsy Pen,
for 50 cents te AwaysBeady Pens for 70 cents tho Elegant
Pen; ard for 81, the Excelsior Pea.
The sises are. Nos 2 j.. an36.
THE SAME PEEs an SILVrB-PLATED EXTENSION
CASEs. WITH PENCILS
For 20 cents the Magic Pen for 70 cents thc Lucky Pen
for the Awsy.Rssdy Pen; for : % ths ke sni Pen
ard ior 81 80 the E1eeso, Pen 1.ese are "e!nisnea
Yea. every which i'll tar outa gross oil the De-;
This name "a. Mortoa," "Nanber" and "Qusli;y' are
stamped the following Pens aud the Points warrsn'e
for s4 moa.l except saiot accident me number inai
sdspes for tue pocket; No the smallest and No H. me
largest Msuiacth God Fen ior ne desk Ions ana
q and nsde only frs, quality The engraving iae-Si-
"s' Oh tho SIC COIN iIe PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents No. Pen Is, quality, No. Pen 81
To, 81 No Pen lot quality No Pen, ID quality
foI 81 Is sSO. 3Pea, l., quality aNO 4Pen, I'd quail
for S. sNo .Psn, i. quality No. Pen ID quail
Fsr No Pew Pen il tSlS ..
TIE SAME GOr sse f&S iT ~ slITEK EIhNsio'
For 81 90 aNo. Fen ls quaty, amos Pen 3dGusity
For ~ 7S aNO. Pen 1T quality 0raNO Pen I'd quail
w. or No. Pen. 81 quality. - .
For 50 No. PEN lat quality. ora No Pen I'd quality
ofsNo 5Pen. I'd qu lily. .
For So 30 10. Pea Is. quality, Nos fen % quail
isy. q No Pen, 81 quality.
For So No Pen, lst quality. or Nc. Pen I'd quality
Fer IS 50 No. 8 Pen ist QUALITY. - - o.
GOLD PENS ALL To- CIAl!Il, IN Sll4N EE-MOI MEL
DESK-HOLDEHS.
Fo- 80 No. Per; for 80 IS sHo. 5Peni for 81 IS :
Not Pen; For - 90 No. Pen. -
For sac No. PEN soI s5sNO. sPen and fer SO No.
10Pen
I6s Ia. Qusty" pointed with the very best lriaosmn
PENIS carefully selected snd Of this qua ity sold
with the slightest iapseeon which tnA and the closest
scrutiny detect
The "a oaaly" superior to any Pens made BY him
previous To the lG5h.
TIE % Quality" intends hs e3ua IN respoct 10 Dg-
fsb ~, Elasticity aud Good Writing Qualities hs only true
cons .5sIs tious) any Gold Pens made efes mere.
In regard the Cheap Gold Pens be legs e TO thai
previous TO operating MS New ond Patented Machines no
could Rave made Good Writing and Durable Pens. lot
ths price. had the Gold been furuished yrstuiousy.
Parties ordsytn9 al nstdnoe sp-cJV The Nun
Der otd QuGly" 81 ne Pens GHisd aud be particular
dssr,Je the kind Of Pens they pyefer-1oheher tU o.
ifnber, or fine.
r. For sale by all dealers in the line Throughout, tn
country. ,o,uo,-
No 25 Maiden Lane. SevYork
Any sending single letter postssmp will receive cir
cular with the eUsrayingl above IL er1edto.
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nISSOLUTION.-The copartnership hereto
- fore -1t. ooder tie tyle Of D. =. YATES Co; j.
THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent H. !. YATES y
alone authorized tie signature OF the ls'e an ia qai
dation -New-Yoik March !, l}b2 - y lAth-
w. A. YATES
NOrlCE-The subscriber having bou sh out the interest Of
hs late partner W. A. YATES. viii continue tho business Of
manufacturing Fringes Cords Jasos oimps, kc Sc at the
old stssd Nc 6J9 Broadway. -SewYoIt March |, l3bl
B. 5. YATES.
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TlnaflclnI.

ALBERT II. EiooLkr. Auc,iope-r ro>rDc
DEGULAR SALE Of STOCKS ana by bUN ny
~, --tLBERT II. NICOLAI will seq ~, III.
tloui syl Mach l9 at NJ. O'Clock. at u's h'e''"
c..t.r. ,, o.. -. p;ror Rept ..... So
irN q" tra1erf iS'''' =, I--,osa WHIT lR.. ~
" 'r Fc us .'''''.G RI 6cIuania Life ins Co. ~
go ln- -tce l.eI AZ Adga &c la. Comm, ~
Sings zoe ~, 10 kflaltic Bans....''.i y
~ taoi %. ,A' tsnI Sd Commerce ins.. ....''.iU
ti.tlo ~ H. ~ s| m Norh. Weston ms ..- ="
30 iy gre 'i''',ool % linden uity Fue ms. .lVo
30 = Bed in'' g nd occurring Co.'S Bona
81 rr, ~. .gn s'ac y ce't bohiS
'.o "a Inc anj -. ,'isp9i n. a. w CENT "0""''
= ,,0 Ten. state q p cent "ona.
5000 Cy Of y heoi,f Z Say ssp' "G Mach 1s
-'eA' '''s 4LBFRT Il. NlCOLAY. No. ~ NillsmN,
Aurfl9neer Real Estate and Stock broser.
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4. II. N gKYIN. Ancuoneoi :, -,
DY BANGS, AiERWIN 81 Co., Irving Bunl-
ing, Nos 1914 and 595 BTssiway.Saes Of BOOKS "a
onery Picure Works Of Ar Fancy Goods nniIn'e' &c
MONDAY EVENING, March 10, at 7oeiech
PRIVATE LIBEARY-CompTi,irg many scarce ara Wv va.
uabls works la various departments Also lae co.es"
Of choice Miscellaneous Lieraure Illustrated Boo.' &c
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March H. at 0c.ocs.
vALUABLE BOOKS-ln part selections ir'm ffiNste ~
braries and coinpri.ing great ytTeiy OF ssanoera
and Miscellaneous Publications, including some ninety i'
trated Books, sc.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Nev.Hssen. :, ga Ia, tkEli II:i3, 3iTtEAli s''
For Bridgeport :, m, G,rli il;I5 $3.50 EI)i $50
FOR Merd strs,ord fairfield soulhpOr. and We',pOr',
Ia. n. I1:l3. $50. and $50 p m. - -
For Hor~sk T. $50 i2lS, $3.50, tEI)i $50 49, D.
For DsIisn and Greenwich T. go nj pi', 800 $50
foi STANFORD "a, ,Er. s''cA nj ':is, 800 CErh 3;
Fo Por, Che'.er ard in,err1eiias stations 93os H.
- 5000 SD, $50. BP. n.
10. Pon CheilE sId New Rochelle, p IN
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Ter Hoiton W srfingtc &c. No. ttI 3)Q (ELl p m
"a Boston via shore tine I2.l5. p.
for ii rsiord snG Springfield, = H. t-Ih LIP SJ'
so Consec ieu, River Rslfssd % Montreal tn, tEIl
and I2.f5 u ~. 10 Ncftlau .ioD.
Fer Hsitf,fi Pro,ideue-, ADD Fhki Railroad m
~ New-iIsseu, New London. aud s,onlnsioa Railroad
s.e a n. i2;ii 3D. sp.
For anal d. road 1913 y. n. 20 Northampton.
Tnf fiousstouic Rsifosd. 90 Fittsheli.5 a. Ia.
Tor NsugrYck Ksilfoad. .. M. .; 20 .. III.
VoE ia bury and Norge'k Railroad, = m, $50 2.
Conmodiou. Sleeping ar. attached - p IN train
JANIS ~. HO1I 4, Superintendent
NrEW-YORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY
- RAILROAD. For Albany AID Troy, North ava Yves,
WIATEH ARR MOMENT commsnring MONDAY, Nov.
g. lsel For ALBANY. 1850 IN. EIPer. mail train, hoH'
Tor ali .scal trains zee TIMETABLE.
JOHN BURCHifL Asst Sup.
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nISSOLUTION-Th copartnership heretofore
~ existing under the style Of ASHLEY HohhsJ 70
hi. dsy oi,solyed by mutual consent. o. D. ASHLEY 10
authorized to The Signature Of the late m IN Liquidation
O. ID. ASHLEY
New Work sfa-,h 1 leC2 JOHN 3. NORRIS
NOTICE.-O. d. ASHLEY will continue the stoCh
COMMISSION and BANKING business =. No. = Eisaan6c
place.
COPARTNERSHfP.-Th undersiy ned hive formed q co
partnership under the f,ye Of LOCKWOOD NOHhis'
AID " az continue the STOCK COMMISSION And BANh-
ALFRED LOCKWOOD.
yevYork rIs,,h Ilaf2 JOHN u NORRIS
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EyOCH LEWIS. General sap't Altoona, =

! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE of
a. TEKMlNUS.-Leays Jaues.,lip srd 3iihst Ferdes
New. York At $3.50 a. Tor Grreu ports o30 A. aud 1870
for North isip, snd Saturdays Yaphsnk $3.50 and
$3.50 Ter Syosses $3.50 A.. $3.50 and =. Tor Hemp
ye,d, AID $3.50 H., $3.50 and p. IA. tor jamaica
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Sales bn Anetlotr.
1,rrInN SAFE Of $40 0AO WORTH of

"A TIEGAST HOUSEHOLD fURNlTDRf.
And Valuable WORKS Of AIT Suusrb PAINTINGS
PARIhN and BRONZE ORNAMENTS,
Mssrifoent SOLD ROSEWOOD PARI.OR SUITES. ccttly
ROSEWOOD pIhNO-FOR1E, Rich Carpets &c
IU. Ia. W. YVES rCOir. tuctioneer. viii seu THIS
DAY hsfrl 70 ~ n m precisely, l52 West 2sist near
sv tine above valuable Furniture being the entire con"n
q. the above rscsss Iosleucs prs ioaf e"+an- n
OF Furniture In hroclee and res ceiin. COLI on o.
anlscue and Hi.oca Plhiinss costly facr ontIne -
ard snpefb Rosewood Parlof Chamber AMI Dinns loon
Turrute Of eyrrv descption Tire house Is tepe'e vitn
everything adapted 70 coy snd fahionabiy ie'
defce Including large variety OF chcut Gla,s e"ch u
Siy,rware Ge Catalogues house. Sale positive WITHOUT
regafd 20 woG.her.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching

GTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
- At Queenstown tCork HsrhoG.Ths Liverpool. Nos.
foik tnd Phideiphls Sesm,hp Company Intend Dispatch
ing their full powered, Cyaebu lion S,esaship a. ioo"E
- .fttg Jay sitN.
CITY or kEN-l ORK.........S ,iurlay, Nch. u.
CITY OF WASNlEGFON...... Saturday, Moh. ~
AID every sucerodiDs SATURDAY, .. noon, tIon Pier
10. "a North Eise1.
RATES P,sssGR.
FIRST CABIN. ...... 60 srEERk en-
First Cabin 10 London 30 stssrsgs - Iondou.. IS
st aDin Pas..... g. stsefs,s'to Paris...... 81
Frst Cabin to Heaburg e5,s,semss 20 hambnrE... 80
Passengers also forwarded to Bs'rs, Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp. &c, 1t equally low rates.
Rates nom Liverpool Q1esnown: lat Csbip $75, s05
and 9lO5. stesrnge from Liverpool so. Prom Queens
town, SO Tickets bo bought here al these iaos,
enabling eoplc to sond FOR their friends.
These Steamers bsye superior accommodation for ps'en
sers are strougy built "a Was tigh. Toa Sections AMI
carry Patent Fire AnnihlAtors. Experienced Surgeons se
attached 10 each steamer. ..
For further inonnaon apply IN Liverpool TO WILLIAM
INMAN Agent no. ~ alter At. Ia Ga,gowt TO ALIEN NAL
COLIN 40. - Enoei-,qIsre IN Quseu,io~n 70 O. 4 W.
y. SEYMOUR Co.; In Londoa TO EWES MACY; NO.
81 King Wilhau-st. 10 Pan. 10 JULES DECOUE No
Place De Ia Boure in Philadelphia 10 JOHN q. DALE, No.
III Wslnut.s,.. OF st tho Company Ofnos&
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway N. I.
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OGsau cleaners.

TIlUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
A ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
SHv IOkk 10 LIyKHroOi-
Second Cabin Pes-a go.........t....s.......'. -
FKOM BOSTON ~ LIVERPOOL
tllei Cabin In-aigr.
Second Cabin PGsssse....... W
Tie ships from rev. J Oh cal II COrk Ht'bor.
The shl from Boston cal - Hsl,isr AID COX bsfbor
PERSIA, Capt. JgIkns AFRICA, Capt Shannon.
ARfDin. Can't. J. Stone. tAfADA. Capt LsAcll
ASIA. Capt p. O. Lost. AMERICA, Capt. Nv.
AuSIEALASlAN, NIAGARA, Capt. Noodle
Capt. Co.k. EUROPA, Csll AEaers9n
SCOTIA. fHfNA
These vessels carry cs. hiic t mssthsGd green on
,tsrhoArd box red On Doft boz" -
ARABIA. Sheni4n...lescs Aew ok Ne'ncstAy Mar "
CANADA, Mecastney si'e. Boston NcinoidaH mar ~
CHINA, Cook ava cwi Ofk Wednfsday Mar 70
AMERICA Noodle. leaves Bottom. "Wednesday, Aph
ASIA lott. .........lesve iofk.N ednesdsy, AprI
Bsrths not secured NTH rsd fof.
N experienced Surgeon on board
The Of those ships win no, be rccorrsb. or GOA
Silver Bullion Specie Je~ely Precious Stones or Metals,
un. B Of Lsing therefor and toe value thefs
therein expressed. For Freight or Iaasegc, arpyio
l.. CUNAhD. no. BowiinssTesn.
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CTALED PROPOSALS. are invited III the 18th
~ d.vcT MARCH 1862 81 y m for purchasing rom The
Soye nay e. HIDES sad TALLGW, HOoFs snd
HORNS, TONGUES, CHUCR5. ana Sims OF q. ~ we
kled within ths sncieut limits Of the District Of Columbia
no bid viii be Entertained unless tho bidder "a present 70
respond TO Liz bid -
The Hiies Tnlow &c. obtained ct The risk OF the con,
frtetoThe viii be held accountable for HIDES &C. Oh "a
animals iiled whether be gets them VI not , n
The bids be directed TO MAJOR A. BECk"lIh' " D.
4. 8. A.. Wsshir gton. d. G.
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UtrDsON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA.

CRIE RAILWAY.-PassengeT trains IRON foot
IL Of Chambersst ss follows:
Ia M, E1prrs for bufso
sl3 o L.. hAi ,.,., O.,
sl5 a. m, Milk daily for od'vie and intermediate s'a
.ion..
ia H., Accommodated. daily ,t.,.,u,.
3:5i .. ~. Way Miidletown. Eevbursh snd n'efms
80 ~ NI.t Ernrs.s Dolly for Dunkik, Buaso. Canaan
jsiy, and rriucps Stso.s The Train OF ssuiaSJ rum
tL-,ush 10 n1dalo. Or does not Tun - DunAifk'
p iN'' ~ CHARLES MINOT. Csnsrd 5upt
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TREASURY DaPAR1gEST. FEB. 4, 1852
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF the readi-
ness Of this Department 10 redeem the Treasury Notes
pyabs IN one from date authorized by the act OF Con
s suroyea December 3D. 1851 and the Treasury Notes
psyab IN s.y days dste authorized by the act oil Con
gess approved ID March, ieoL go u, ... -
the h sy Of Apr no1t by Of those sets respect
fvelx
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Total d.bu-s $l'"''o'4 u
HENRY STOKES, President -
C. Y NyFMPI,E Sec'v !. l.. HALsEY, Asst Sec
3 n SrEBBINS ActueTy.
A. DU BCls, NJ. D., Ne !ical Examiner,
Residence No 70 West ilth-st.
AT ofice Dolly from to O'Clock.
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ATOTICE.-RONDHOLNERS al dc

CE.-BONDHOLDERS Of the PITTS
~ BURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO, the ONO
AID PENNSYLVANIA. the ONO AND INDIANA, and
the FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COM
PANlES. -
HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the Ohio
sad Pennsylvania Railroad Company the OHIO AID iDdsrs
Railroad Company and tho For; Wayne aud Chico Rosd
Company who eofore deposited theft bonds with
JOHN FERGUSON No $ Pine o.. under the plan Of .e-
orrzuiz1tOn ain notified to do before The ll
9av If april next they will excluded from SIS benefits
HOLDERS OF SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of the
same Comparies G. rsucou Bonds Of tho iitisbuEh
Font Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company. who hsye not
slredy De posted their bonds above, Noticed 10 ase
alton % the Purchasing Committee a. my oice No y
WALLIS. 10 be admitted The toaeh!s Of said reorganization
On or before the dsy 10 excluded March
: lH2 J. ,. u LANiER
Chairman Purchasins Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-10

nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first-
elias. steamer will leave NewYok on the LIST, 18th. and
2 each month except when thesc dstss fall on 81 NDAf
when the day Of departure will be the MONDAY following
F0 h.stl or psssss soDT 81 the only ene- 10 bor's
u y AaAsT "s''"
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A,sisrAST Quart Az ss1g: OzN:t' - oifiSE'
10. stg.r.tf.. New y orr, March 3 l.eI
CtFHTD PROPOSALS viii Doe received At
* hi, Office until o'cack d.. Il NDAts Tho IGN
Inst Tor supplying tie following articles Of LUMBER VIZ
I01 600 feet Box Boards, y aud l6 !oet long.
100 COO feet Albany Boards. u fee long.
100 Ogf feet Heuocx Boards, u ieet long
q 90 feet .SG nemock JOsi lb feet long
so 600 feet as Heuock Joist Y feet long.
5000 feet 3xf Heliock Jost y feet long ,..
An the above Lumber be Of good peschaneylc qsy'
nect tnd be delivered board such yes'
NAV b. Ell 70 tfaLsro H. which vessels WIZ De
tA0oo o. ID d. TOiPKINS
S,ys.art Quer.erinaster General
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NETWORK & YEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
TRAINS IrkyE NEw-YORI

COMMENCING NOVEMBER ls, 1851
Passenger Station In Eswiork cor 2'ih'sl ana f'hsv
On Lth.sf.
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DrGrosrls.

S,FsJh''D PROPOSALS are invited till the 10Th
- ~ A, rch 1907. It u o'clock Tor supplying the u.
: so5 peyt with 600 head Of bEEF CATTLE on the
loof H.. ~, IT,. ca - - 80.
,i,o. oN so,,,5. ., weight no sninlll admitted
M 60 40 he 5cvsreJ "A sn- ZINES ard ia such qasrd.
ties a. tie Government may require. c1e Ein y, re-
CURED under hi. contrsc, before The lst daS o. Ap lo
ileiiers and Bulocks rot vented.
bond VI n good and Sufficient eecDrtT VIII re ie9uiIet
Government to Itself tae sAt 20 Pay ~ IfeAsIIy
Notes. .-,
No bid win be entertained When put in by contractors WHO
have previously fsi cd compf wth en- OF
ii. BIDDER bot present % respond 10 b. bid 70 .. O.
Bid TO be directed - Mel a bhCA"4i4ii - o. u o.
A Warrington d. C..
PORr or BID.
LAB, 10 hereby propose % deliver 20 ns noyeIilhent
GOOD Beef Cattle tie MOOT Tor per lnhaieo P'1ne'
co-ding 10 the terms ouao.oo tde!ii en- ent 4he
Gate 70 be weighed th scales and the weight % oe.e
poos and .uficiont the uh tn OF - con"et 1hn
70 receive II sasury Notes IN payment Tor tue Ca'1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-10

AT A MEETING of the BOARD OF d.
IA RECTORS ofthe ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY, held at their oilce in Newton thh day
- ,o,,.n,
Share upon the scip Susres OF the Capital Stock OF the ON
pany BE- and the IA hereby called payable On the oih
dav March 1852 aud that the be payable on the STOCK
sistered IL the City OF NewYors at tie Office Of The Com.
parry that city and the STOCK registered IN London ~
The Office OF MesIs ROBERT BENSON Co, Lontoni ana
that parties desiring psv their ssscsfeui In Loodon may
pay the Of four sAn and two pence ser
Ing 20 The dollar.
R,red Thst the transfer books b. co'ed on the efsr'
tie let March next aid r-oIcned OF the ION OF the
same month"; and that transfer be permitted on OF slteI
tbs, day Of shares upon which the ssement shA
| rot have boe paid. THOMAS +. NALhER, IressufeT
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Any one seudinga single letter posstanp will rece
cular with the eUsrayinga above It erIedt 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Politics.

We are sorry there is occasion to turn aside
for an bour from the great business before the
country, and We hate the idea and name OF q
nominating Convention. But the fact remains
that even in the midst Of WaT--perhsps even
with more Jealousy and particularly than ct g
time mose peaceable and prOpitious--the people
muet give attention 70 their civil machinery
Primary meetings, preparatory TO State Con-
vention, are 90 be held In this city this evening
The citizens included in the call are those who
wish 70 put aside old party organizations for
the time, aud unite all parties and interests in
the essential work Of saving the country.
They shouId turn ont In strength, ana infuse
the popular element into the movement that
the ignominy Of the eeEeus may not rest upon It,
We hod toe above in the Cincinnati CONNER
eiol Of yesterday. It is as cool piece OF hy-
pOcrisy and impudence combined as one would
God In long time. The editor says he hates
tie idea Of nominating Convention, and Jet
urges bis friends Of the 90 called Union party
to "turn out In their strength" TO the primary
meetings of the most rigid. ultra and selfish
party that has ever existed in Ohio. What
precious scAmps the editors Of the Csmmerciu1
arel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

VAN AMsuReH 4 Co.'s .MENLeEME. .---This
monster show has been and gone. To many
children and youth, and TO not aiew grown per-
aons, ita advent will form an era in their lives,
long to be remembered and referred to a. q sort
Of half-vay.house'in thejourney Of life. 3is
The gress Show fully equaled the most san
guine expectations. The processiod which came
into the city yesterday morning, preceded BY
that splendid chariot, with its fine cornet band,
and those huge elephants. Hannibal and Tip
boo ssib, formed one Of the most attractive
scenes Of the kind we ever witnessed. ".
z The immense tent In which the exhibition
took Place, was Allied atan early hour yesterday
afternoon, BY vast eoncourse ofpeople, and in
the evening great multitude was assembled in
the same spacious area. The greats variety Of
the animals and the rarity Of many Of those ex-
hibited, made the show interesting to the dullest
observer Then the performances Of the sle,
plants, the mules and. other trained snimaIs,
gave 9 zsas;tc she vholsend etimulaisd curl
oslty.. !, ~, ~ ss,,.,,s,s amy, -
Altogether this exhibltiOn Of living Wild an
inals has been probably the most satisfactory
and gratifying Of any we have every had p
Columbus, and We ere quite pure thns no ahoy
here of any kind has ever been better conducted,
ana more instructive, useful, and pleaSingio
ell classes Of visitors. s...a-.------------.-- fsA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Fo enc Democracy Of Franklin
OOMmaR.

y Notice 10 hereby given to tho Democracy Of
Franklin county 10 meet on Friday, August wa,
1862, between the hours Of three ca and ak t6)
o'clock, p. M, In the townships, and seven %
and nine (o) O'Clock, !, p. NJ, in the wArds at the
usual places Of holding elections, except Nor
wlch township, which will be held at Hllliards
Station, to appoint delegates to attend the
County Convention to meet in the City Hall In
the city Of Columbus. on Saturday, August 2sd,
al 10 o'clock, A, NJ, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating county officers, consisting Of Clerk of
The Courts, Prosecuting Attorney, County Com.
missioner, InArmary Director, County Surveyor,
and appointing a County Central Committee.
And at the same time and place, one CoDgres-
sioDal delegate will be appointed from each
township and ward. The following 10 the num-
Der Of delegates allotted 70 each ward and town
ship, based upon the vote cast for GOvefnor In
1861, allowing one for each fifty, and an addi-
iiobal delegate for each fraction Of twensy-avs
votes 40 oaat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19


General PoRr's Official report Of the battle Of
Cedar MonSsain. dated August - and publish
ed in the several editions Of the Statsssan,
states our loss to have been about fifteen hun
dred nkillsd, wounded ard missing. lie thinks
ihe loss Of the enemy must have been mach
greater. s..s,.. Y. u
General McCLErLAn Issued an order on the
9Th instant, explanatory Of the manner in which
the recent order Of GOVERNMENT, authorizing
sbs seizure oi rebel property, and the employ
nens ofnsgro Iabosesu shoaId be enforced in
his Department. The General says hs has not
reooived any official copy Of this order, aud for
this reason has delayed the issue Of bis oWp,
but certain lauless demonstration hare rem
dersd il necessary for him p delay no longer
He further ssys thatthe order Of the President
aecoIds anbslansialy with the conrae alSsys
pursued ID the Army Of the POsomac, and that
therefore no great change 10 needed. Wehave