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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
PAPER FOR THE STATE.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL DE RECEIVED AT
- the office Of the Secretary Of State, until
Monday, the lst day Of September
next, at noon,

For furnishing Paper for the Of the State Of Ohio,
aS follows: ,a
1000 double superroya printing paper, 27k by
ii Inches, to weigh not less than 5opounds to the ream
100 reams double Fat cap 10 by 27 iuche to weigh at
least 20 pounds to the feam.
100 reAms brochure paper assorted coorS 80 by
q inches, to weigh at least 20 pounds TO the Team.
The quantities above named to be increased at the OPP
ton Of the Secretary OF State.
Bids must DO accompanied By samples Of the paper,
and must specify the price at which each kind and quail
y Will be delivered at the State House ia Columbus;
samples Of Inferior article need be presented; the pa
per must b0 Of the bestquslity,
The delivery Of the superroyal and cover psper to
commence on the lst OF November next ensuing and
continue as the paper shall be needed.
The delivery ofdaube fat cap 10 ooru enca on the j.,
day Of fecembsr next, and continue as above.
Bonds, with approved security 10 double the amount
Of the contract will be required according to laW
dtoped for the faithful performance OF esch contract.
The bids to be made and the contracts awarded In
cordance with the terms Of the act ITO provide for the
General Assembly and State officers passed March llh
1883. Fee CurW. 2ls6; SWANS Stat. e6s.
Bids to be niorsed on the envelopes, Proposals for
furnishing Paper for the State" . 1 80
Bddors assured that no paper will be resolved un.
less 1t conforms In every respect With the tample
Tate QTovisioH coW be strictly adhered to.
W. 3 KENN0N,
tu..N Secretary Of ehte.
Columbus, Ohio, Aug. ], le62--dtd
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order Designating Camps Oh
vous ior the Drafted maiina Oh 'Ae
state OF Ohio.
STATE OF UhIO, Z
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, I
August 90, 1861. }

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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
August 90, 1862.
r, virtue of the authority vested 10 me- oS
coD.,.l Order No. SO, of the War Department
of.hs United States, /, David Tod, Governor OF
the state Of Ohio, do designate the following
camp. as places Of rendezvous for the drA''so
militia Of said State: ..
First. A. Camp Mansfield, for all drafted ia
:be counties Of Van Vert, Putnam, Hancock'
Hardiu,. Allen, Auglaiss, Logan, WJAnoo"e'
Marion. Morrow, Crawford RlchlEnd, Ashlsnd'
WAYNE, Holmea, Stark, cOlunbiAns' Carroll
sepecs, and Mercer: To which camp have
aopoipted Col. Chas. J. Sherman cOmmandans'
"a. whom all reports will be made.
Second. At Camp Cleveland, for all drafted
In the counties Of Ashtabula' Lake, Gsaugs'
TrumbulI, Portage, Mahcning, Cuyahoga' me-
dina. Summit, Lurair, Huron, Erie, sAndusky'
oEsws, Wood, Lucas, Fulton, Williams Den
suce, PAulding, and Henry: To which camp
have appointed Col. George B. senter oom-
nsndant, 70 whom all reports Willh made
Third. At Camp zanesville, for oil drafted
within the counties of Jefferson, Harrison, Tus-
carawss, Belmont, Guernsey, Coshocion, Niue
klnsum, Licking, Knox, Fairfield, PlekaWay
and Perry: To which camp have appointed
Col. John Q. Lane commandant, to whom all
reports will be made.
Fourth. At Camp Marietta, for all drafted
In the counties Of Monroe, Noble, Washington,
Morgan, Atheue, Meigs, vin,on and Hooking
To which camp have appointed Col Wm. K
Putnam commaudaDt, to whom all reports will
be msds. 49,.
Fifth. At Camp Portsmouth, for ell drafted
within the counties Of Gallla, Lawrence, scioto.
Rsss, Jicksou, Adams, Pike and Bsovn; To
which camp have appointed Col. Martin Grain
a1mnsndsnt, to whom all reports will be made.
SiIsh. At Camp Dennison, for all drafted 10
the counties Of Ciermont, Hamilton, Clinton,
Warren, F4yese. Batler, Greene, Montgomery,
PEBBLE and Highland: To which camp have
appo;t ted Col. Jno. w. Caldwell commandant.
ssven,h. At Camp Chase. for ell drafted in
she s,uuties Of FraDklin. Delaware, Uoioo.
clsmp4isG, Clark, Miami, Dlrke, Madison
Nad Shelby: Towhieh camp have appointed
Col c W, B Allison oommAndant.
10 testimony whereof have hsEeunto set my
name and caused tho great sssIof the
Is 81 State Of Ohio to be affixed at Columbus,
the day and year above written.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
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Anrinnn to ha Irnffed.

.4 ~ ".A
There ave two views as least that tan be taken
Of every object. and the darkest cloud haF iss
silver Inning. While some able bodied men are
ocnrriviDg ell sorts of expedients 70 avoid q
draft, others are equally apprehausive lest their
names shonld not be enrolled, and they lose the
coveted chance Of being drafted. OF this lat.
ter class are many yOuDg-minors-whose pc
Fenfs are unwilling that they should enlst.
Itis said that Police Superintendent kENNE-
Ds. Of New York city, has received numerpus
lesters from this class Of young men, giving
him their names, and requesting him to see to
their enrolment. Though the enrolment is
done By appointed officers, and not BY Police
supsiintendents, these letters show ehe anxiety
many patriotic young men have 70 aid In the
struggle ibr the preservation Of that glorious
Union our fathers bsqueathed US ALL We be-
lisvs that feslingIs not cOnaOsd 70 The yourg
mon ofshe Atlantic msiropolis; on the contrary,
VI have reason to know that Il burns with equAl'
II not greater fervor in thousands Of yOung
nsafss GIl over the country. 'ss
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HoaAcs GRakLEE hae Erltten letter 10 the
Psseidsns, vkisA is spaolthea 10 The Gfibsns
of The Goth inst assct the caption Of "The
Prayer Of Twenty Milllous." Il Is lair speei-
Ia.sa. az boiItioa.Rspnblicln LOYALTY. II
shoms nos such UAiOn men As GREELRT, PHIL-
uP., aud al lhSt Abolition crew, opb9ld 'he
Government 10 this hour Of imminent Pe.il
Gsnrras says, Addrssaine the Presidents
rlvtite o1ly 20 set enGcinctly and nnmls.
tekably bei1,o you what We require, wnat we
hiuk we have right 20 expect ana o wna'
We complain, 49, ~ Il 4 hrs
Having thus laid dosn hia ptoglamne, GAEE
LEY opens hIs are apOH the President 'hus;ge
n We require OF you, az The 6rs, servant o.
,he Reoublic. chsr2ed especially aud pre- emi
nsnlI, with IRis duty, that you sxtcgrr TsE
LAws.
Here Ia shout As atrong an intnation as Gao
well be N lds in wOrds. that the Ffesiden' bas
usriursd himseli and tailed In his sWoi duty 10
"etecute the laws" Bat the charge 10 made In
more epeeiHc form in the next paragraph:
n WetbiDk you are strangely and dlsas
frOuHlW
ard imperative duly with regard to the emaE-
cipatipgl provisions OF the new Conhscation
Act ene ;3
II Ia not enough, however, fos Abolition die
oyallsts like GRErLEY to charge the President
sith disreg riding bic Constitutional obllgan'n
and oath OF Office to "execute the lARs;' but
he must be accused Of being seskly led BY the
nose by "rsrtaiu fossil politicians" meaning
conser ya,lyes Of the B1rder 5 ates GREELrY
says to the President in the third paragraph OF
bis letter:
iii We thiDk you arc unauly Influenced by
the councils, the Representations, the menaces'
of cer,aiu iossil politicians hailipg from the
Border Slave States.
GhnELEY, not only attempts TO tx npol the
President the odium Of perjury, but also that Of
ooxordice He tells him to bis face:
w. We think timid counsels in such crlsii
calculated to prove perilous, and probably ois
| astrous. ~
Having thus "suocinctly" stated his charges
GarrLEr proceeds to lay before the President
the complaints Of the radicals. These may al
be summed up In the one general charge sgaint
ABRAHAM LISooLs, that he has failed to e1eonu
the onHsoation act, according to the Abolition
Interpretation thereof, and is therefore per
jured man, coward spd o plant tool In tn
hands .ct others
The stern, determined demand of the radi
Gals for an immediate proclamation of freedom
to oil the negro slaves in the country, or in othe
words, for the snDihilation of negro slavery i
the United States, GREELEY presses upon to-
President like master talking to his slave, AM
telling what he must aud shall do.
We do not know what effect GAEELET's !irad'
of abuse may have upon the President; but o
one thing We feel pretty we'll sssured-that
any other man ssve rsnting AbolitiOnist, ha'
spoken or printed such sentiments about ou
Chief Magistrate, and especially had addressed
him directly With such insulting language, h'
would not have remained many hours cut
Fort lafayette or some other GOvernmen
prison cH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

SwARMMo oF TIE rMEDIcAE HlyE--CQSsoLA-
TIoN FoR THE Sick .--C Considering the enormous
nuuber. Of young M D.'s that our medical col.
leges turn out every year, wo certainly ought
III there be any virtue in regular physicking"), },
to be q much healsier people ihan-we arc
But the bills Of mortality do not shorten as the
list OF doctors lengthens. Quite the reverse!
Shall we cay then with Macbeth, "Throw physic
to the dogs. IN none of i.f" No. that will not
do. Nature. when attacked by disease, needs
on ally 10 sustain her. An ally, remember, not
a depicting sgent that helps the disease and ex-
hausts her energies. We verify believe that
most of the drugs Administered in acute diseasea
have tnis effect. Sach, however, is not the op-
ration OF one medicine nov generally used In
this ccuntry Tor complaints OF the stomach,
liver and bowels, We mean huLLowAY's Pills,
Ointment and Pills which nnr,h name ut .ha,
distinguished physician and philsutlnopisr, are
iu the highset possible repuie all oysrtss world
bn! We have only cad an opportunity to Eilnese
the effect of the pills 1t gives us pleasure to
testify to their efficacy Ia dyspepsia and liver
complaints they uDquesiionably work the most
marvellous cures. Nay we will even go so far
as to cay that with this remedy within their
reach, no man or woman need ever be long
troubled With dyspepsia. The pi!la remove the
distress at the stomach, and restore the strength
and appetite with rapldity that is truly aston
isbing. The curative action seems to be the
same in all cases, without reference to age, con
stitrtioD, or sex. Such, at least, is the conclu
sion to which our experience and observation
point IN; Y. AdpOcats a.
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snh,IiIn,er pefore praft.

United States District Attorney FLAnES BALL,
in deciding the other day Otclncinnasi the case
of person, who had been Obtaining substitutes
for different persons liable to be drafted, express
ed the opinion that any person actually obtain
Ing and holding substitute before the draft
shall have taken effect, makes himself liable to
arrest on the charge of discOuraging enlist
ments People viii. therefore. do well to act
sdyIsedly in the substitute business.
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Fuel for the s tate.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL ne RE-
~ ceiyed stthe office OF the Secretary Of ete until
MONDAY, TIE lsr DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
Atl2 ocloek NJ, for furnishing the State Of Oho-wlt
Fuel as follows
20 coo Bushels Coke, to weigh not less than 40 pounds
to the buBhel.
5000 Bushels Goal, to be Of the bost a.
least to the lower vein Of Hooking COAL and free from
slate, slack and dirt. ~
IS Cords Of Wood, the same to be 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, tthe sm Q House In Columbus.
Proposals to be sccompaniedby samples and to spscl
y the kind quality and price Of the luel proposed to
be furnished.
Each Contractor will be required to give bonds with
approved security, In double the amount Of the con-
tract conditioned for the faithful performance OF his
contract. clN Hfftff
The bids to be made and the contracts to be awarded in
accordance with the terms Of the act entitled IAN act to
provide for the purchase Of Stationery Fuel and other
articles ior the General Assembly and State officers"
lin Swans Rev. Statutes, eos.)
Bids to be indoned on the envelope, ''Proposas for
furnishing Fuel for the State.n aFEET
Fuel furnished by the contractor must In all cases be
equal In quality to the sample 7hss rule soii 66 rig
tdly enforced.
- Secretary Of State.
Columbus, Ohio, August l, 1862 -
M. IzAnesvills oourier copy i
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The Convention The Democratic
r.I Ticket.

- 49, Ticket.
The County Democratic Convention, which
assembled in the City Hall on yesterday,
the 23i instant, Was fully attended by delegates
from ell the townships of the county and wards
Of the city. 1t was composed Of good men and
discharged it's duty with fidelity.
There was abundance Of good material before
the Convention from which 10 select ticket,
aud the contest for some Of the cfices was
spirited aud somewhat prolEacted In every
instance, aftes nomination was obtained, II
was made unsnimous. The proceedings will
be found elsewhere in this paper In full, and to
them the reader ls referred.
The ticket nominated will be found under
the appropriate head. Il Is composed Of good
sound Union Democrats, and gentlemen well
qualified for the discharge of the duties Of the
different posts for which each Was nominsted.
The ticket will receive the support of the in
vjucible Democracy Of franklin county, as well
as of many others who never heretofore cast
their votes with ne, and will be elected BY q
rouslng majority. All will appreciate the i'm.
portance OF making that majority as large as
possible, and hence labor to that end. To work,
then, to work, from this time until the second
Tuesday in October
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

HUDsoE's UNRIvALED TOOTH PAsTE.-The
best DentJrics now in use. Cleans, DhiteRs and
at the came time pyeserUes the Teeth; Heals
diseased Gums and PuTifss the Breath; Possess
es neither AlkaIiss, Acids or any injurious sub.
stance. Well knopn and reliable persons recon
mend IL HIGHLY. Its effects are always pleasant
Try it.
Sold at Studer's Periodical Stand, and al
Ssmuel's, Naples, Schueller's, Fisk-& Ridg.
way's, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere.
July II, Ie62-dly. ...-,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

MAJoA' drNERAL WuaGy arrived At cilcIn,
natl, his headquarters, on the a9d iuat.i 70 take
command Of the new department Of tho Ohio.
Missouri e not Included in this deparspent, as
has been stated. The following gentlemen
compose Geoeral WMoHT's present staff:
surgeon.G General. DR.. r. M. Iiiester; Chief
Of STAFF aud Adiulant- General, Major N II
Mclean; Assistant do, Captain G. w Foster;
Quartcrmaster do Captain H. P Goodrich;
Aii,de.campss CapIaia, J M. Rice. Lieutenanis,
T. L Hayden and n, W. Hubbell, jr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

CHAPLAINs. A. Wheeler has been ap.
pointed Chaplain Of the 56th Ohio, Col John
c. Lee, and Rev. w. A. G. Emerson, of the
Lutheran Church, Chaplain Of the 52d Ohio.
Col. James CantweII. Both these regiments
are said to be Ct Culpepper G. H., Va. Rev.
c. c. McCabc, Of Putnam, MuskIngum county,
has been elected chsplain Of the 1921 Ohio
now organizing at Camp zinesv:lIe. and Rsvr
Mr.. Kalb, Of the Pfsabytedan Church. Chilli
cothe, cbaplaiA OF the goth Ohio, ~ !
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military ResignatIons

The following designations of officers 10 Ohio
regiments have been accepted:
Lieut.. Col French, of the 65th: Lieut.. Col.
Wilson, of the 18Th; Lieut.. Col. F. Olmsted, oil
the 59th; Lieut.. Col. John J Willlams, of the
64th; Capt. ]. Meridith, Of the 26.h; CAPT. G.
II. Rippey, of the l7th; Capt. G. NJ Gibbs, of
the 69th; lst Lieut.. John J. Styles, of the 10Th;
I'd Lieut.. Nicholas Knox.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

EARPER FOR sEPTEMnER -Hsrper's Magazine
for September can be had Of r Kennedy at his
Periodical depot adjoining the PoslOfice build
log. 81. -
This number opens with an article upon "Iron'
clad Vessels" which is to be followed BY others,
describing the various processes employed In
the production Of the materials and munitions
OF war. a7 9ee5r9s-
Me-. Thacketsy's Adventures Of Philip" 10
concluded in this number Tfollope's "orley
Farm" is continued. The serial tales--"Ro.
mola," BY Miss Evans, and mistress and
Maid" BY Mics Mulcck-are also continued.
This rumber of Harper has lie usual delightful
miecellsny Of literature, art and fashion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

Mr.. Shepard was declared to be the nominee,
and tho nomination was then made By uusni.
mous vote of the Convention.
Mr.. Brooks came forward and stated, that he
had been appointed Clerk Of the Courts without
any solicitation on bis part; and that, although
he was now beaten BY the Convention for nomi.
nation. no man should beat hIm UOrkins far &s
,chOe Democratic tieket
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Daniel Hess was nominated by acolamation
for County Surveyor.
- HON 8. .. o0x
Dr.. J. w. Dursnt offered the following resO-
Luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Rssolpsd. That the Democracy Of franklin
couuty cordially iDdorse the course In Congress
Of our present representative, Hon. 5 8. Cox,
and earnestly recommend him to the Demo.
crats, and other conservative voters Of the Sew
enth Congressional District, for re election;
that We hereby pledge ourselves to do oil IN
our power to elect him, and knowing him to be
the choice Of the Democratsof the other coun-
ties Of the District, We hereby indorseihim as
our choiue without the formslity OF district
Convention.
The Convention then adjourned. after giving
three cheers for Mr.. Coz, three for the Ticket
Iust nominated, and three times three for the
Constitution and the Union.
THOMAS ARNOLD, President
JoHn g. THonrsor| Secretaries. ira
JoHN NJ. PUaH,y '-'''tt, ~ ~ e-7f
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voLuHTEERiEo for the new regiments came to
4 close on,bs 22i inst. butrscfuiss forth old
can be received until Monday, Sept.
l. Then, all recruiting will cease, and drafting
be put In operation. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
1nnIrnnfinn naafInR.

The attendance here to-day at The Indgnation
Meeting over the Kidnapping Of Dr.. Olds, 10 the
largest that has assembled in Lancaster since
1890 tits tremendous and enthuaiastic out
pouring Of the people. The procession was two
miles long, With etFeamafs and hickory poles
and bushes Interpreted. PSfIiculars next week,
-.-Laasasltr Eagle, Avg. u. sqzsafA lflaaa 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
Local M q t ters.

The WEBB Sisters AT THE ATHRNEUM "A
large and gratifed audience welcomed last eve
ming the re-sppearsnce Of the Webb Sisters at
the Atheneum in Bulwer's celebrated play Of
the 'dy Of Lyons. The prominent characters
were all well sustained, and SO happily rendered
were some OF the more striking passages Of that
beautiful moral drama as to give rise to fire.
quent bursta of loud and spontaneous applause.
We have often Witnessed the representation
Of the LSdy of Lyons on the stage; but rarely,
If ever, have seen an actress, who seemed to
have clearer conception Of the character of
Pauline, or who gave II q more just expression
than did Miss Emma Webb last evening. So
We may esy that all the other parts, Of which
we cinnc. nov speak particularly, we're gen.
orally happily conceived and executed with be-
coming taste and judgment.
The Webbs With their several assistants ere
decided favorres with the Columbus public,
aud the representation Of Bulwer's play last
evening, 10 which the fine moral lessons IL
teaches were made so obvious, and the plot so
clearly unfolded, Is calculated to enhance their
popularity. We hope they will be induced to
repeat ths Lady Of Lyons; for we are sure that
many who were not present, would be glad to
witness IL, and manysothers who were present
would be delighted with its repetition.
We understand that the Webb Sisters will be
ready 10 welcome their friends 10 another enter.
tsinmsns At the Athenepm, on uezt Tuesday
evening. ,r.I S rsyv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24


T A great Union meeting Of the Democracy
and Conservative men of Clark, Greene. Mad
ison and Faye,te took place yesterday afternoon
at Corrill's Grove near the Greene and Clark
line, g mile from Grape Grove. '@e
There Was on ox-roast--and table two hur.
dred and dity yprds long abundantly supplied.
The immense erowds--numberiDg not less than
three thousand--paased all the day on the
grounds and after dinner were addressed by
W. D. Hill, Esq, Mayor Of Springfield, and
Hon. s g. Cox, of Columbus. There was great
enthusiasm They adjourned witn huEzahs for
the Union and Constitution! We are promised
9 full report Of this gathering. The peeps are
moving TO sustain this government. and to save
lt from the pe,dition. which threatens Il. a4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
Notice.

Parles who propose furnishing supplies to this De-
parment viii state In their proposals how long The pro
position holds, AID on the back Of each bid will be
gnaanee sensd BY Two responsible parties, that the
bidder will execute the contract n awarded him No
letters or kilograms Of inquiry will be answered but
aer the Letting Of the e5 inst, bidders will be duly
nouned when their proposals accepted. Propossls
Clothing" '
JNo. Il. DIOKERsoN
AugsV-H Captain Snd A. Q. 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

PROMOTIONS Ion Friday, euteuant.colonel
L. S. Elliott was promoted Colonel Of the 47th
Ohio; Major Augustus c, Parry Lieutenant
Colonel, and Capt. Frederic HeEer Major.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

P Governor Tod and staff left the city on
Friday afternoon to review the 96.h Ohio at
Delaware. He was to review other regiments
yesterday at Cleveland.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

u A statement in the zAnesville Courier
gives 7,ll2 as the number Of men enrolled In
Muskingum county before the first call for three
hundred thousand men. The number 10 service
from that county is stated to be LII, and the
number to be drafted 1899. or about Que 10 si1
of,thoaa enrolled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
Democratic m, State Ticket.

judge Of the SupreIHs Cous''
RuFus r. RANNEY, of Cuyshoga.
SsuttGSy Of Slate,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG. Of Seneca
Attorney GeneTGI,
LYMAN R. CRITCHFIELD, Of Holmes
SoRsoI COmmissioneT,
cHAs. W H. CATHCART, of Montgomery
Manber Of-&e Board Of Public WORKS.
JAMES GAMBLE, Of Coshooton'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

JuDoE HircHcuck, !, Of Gsaugs county, has been
appointed by the Secretary Of War TO examine
and report upon the political prisoners ds Camp
Chase s esss ssss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

T By special OIdsrs from Washington, Cap.
tain John A. Thompson, 18th U. 8. Infantry.
has been ordered to report to Lieutenant.Co
oael Grier for duty as mastering officer. The
Captain has been assigned to duty at this post.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

T Harper's Weekly and Frank I,eslie's II.
lustrated for August 3d. can be had of MIR.
Kennedy, just south of the entrance to the
Possofics They are prime numbers. ase
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

GovEREOR ToD has bsen authorised By the
Secretary Of War 10 raise q cavalry regiment
for the defense Of the river counties against
rebel raids.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
THE NOMINATIONS.

Messrs. John @. Edwards and W. B. Hays
having been appointed telers, the Convention
proceeded to ballot for the candidates, With the
following results:
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CoLUMBUs, July 26, 1856

All persons indebt6 Il. US, either by note OF
on account, are hereby notified to make pay
ment on or before the 10th of September next
We shall leave for collection all claims not paid
by that time.
STONE 8 o'HARRA.
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