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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-10

ApJUrAkT-G EhERALe OFFIcE,
,..rr CoLuMBus, ONO, July 9th, 1927
: GENERAL oRDER No. 1871
ssl To secure greater economy, convenience, an
efficiency in raising new regiments and recruit
ing those nov In the Aeld, the State Is divides
Into eleven military recruiting districts, as fol
3 love: sg
The first district will consist Of the counties
Hamilton, Warren, CIermont, Clinton, Brown
Highland, Faye..e, Ross, vinton, Pickaway
Hooking, fairfield, and Perry; Headquarters a
% Camp DsnnisOn. {
The second district will consist Of the couu
+ ties Of Adams, Pike, Scioto, Jackson, Lawrence
q and Gallis; Headquarters at Camp Portsmouth
Tho third district will consist of the counties
ofMsigs, Athens, Noble. Washington, and Mon
roe, Headquarters at Camp Marietta. e
The fourth district will consist Of the counties
Of Baller. PEBBLE, Montgomery, Greene, CLARK.
DArks. and Miami; Headquarters at Camp
Dayton. all
The 9Th district viii consist Of the counties
y, Of Madison, franklin, Licking, Champaign
2 Logan, Union, Delaware, Marion, Morrow, and
KnOz, Headquarters at Camp Chase. y,
The sixth district will consist of the counties
of Morgan, MuakiDgam, Guernsey. and Coshoc.
ton; Headquarters az Camp Zlnesville. q
q The seventh district will consist Of She eoun.
tIes % BsimUns, rdscarawas, Harrison, Jtff
\ ersOn, and CatrOlli headquarters at Camp steu
ss-srii.-siis.a -'.ets---- as-a-
The eighth District will consist of tho ooun
! ties Of Shelby, Mercer, Auslaize, Hardin, Var
wets, Allen, Pdtnau, and Hancock HeAdquar-
/, teEs at Camp Lima. a'lia
The niath district will consist Of the counties
Of PsuIdlrg. Defiance, Henry, Wood SaDdutky,
Williams, Fulton, Luoas, and OttsWs; Head
quarters ct Camp Toledo. 10
TIE tenth distriot will consist Of the counties
of .Wysn6ot, Crawford, RiohlsDd, Ashland,
Holmes, Wayne, Seneca, Huron, and Erie;
Headquarters at Camp Manifold. Aud
The eleventh district will consist of the coul.
tics Of Stark, colunbiana, Medina, Summit,
I Portage, MahoniDg, TrumDulI. LOrain, CuyA-
hoga, Geauga, Like, and Ashtabuls; Headquar-i
ters At Camp Cleveland. Is %
ALI voIuuteers now being raised, or who may
hereafter be raised for new regiments, or to re-
cFuit organisations nov in the field, unless 9th.
erWise specially ordered, in addition to being
reported at these Headquarters, will be report
Cd to, and complete their organisation at the
Headquarters Of the District in which they have
been. or may be, enlisted. rtlp d
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soLpmns' CLAIMs.---A Columbus correspond
snt Of the CincInns.l 6'asstls who claims 20 be
we'll posted, states that the fOllowing 10 ~ the
routine which II is nedesspiy FOR 3 soldier q
pass through from the time he becomss.a 81
subject for discharge until he receives hii
money: sA,szs -. :. -
Under the late General Order No. 60. all
soldiers are required 70 report a. Camp Chase
for examinasion- transportation being furnish.
ed upon application to Quartermaster-3ener
g. b. Wright. Should the post surgeon pro-
nounce soldier unfit for further service, ne
will be provided with duplicate certificates OF
disability. These are to be taken to Capt. AL.
bert B bod, who has bis Cfice In the city, and
be will make out discharge II the Captain
10 furnished with Aldesoriptive roll, giving the
time Of enlistment, the amount OF clothing
drawn, and the time when last paid, the hnal
statement viii be immediately made ont. Fur
nished With these and his discharge, the sol.
dier will then 20 to Major Howard, United
States Paymaster, who wilipay him the amount
to which be ie entitled. aAA@ AAt~ ihSt
Bat should the soldier be not provided with
the descriptive roll, he isnevertheless discharg'
cd; but Capt. bod sends 70 the company COM
mander an order, under authority of the Secre-
tary Of War, TO furnish, iuithoM delay, the ne
oessary facts. When iheee are received, the
final statement, In duplicate, 70 made out and
forwarded 90 the soldier, who Id the meantime
can return home. When received BY the soldier,
the statement, with the discharge, 10 sent to
Major Howard, who makes therefrom the pay
account In duplicate, which. he sends for the
signature Of the soldier. When these are re-
turped to the Major, the money Is at once remit.
ted, with the discharge, II, atthe time Of hia
discharge, the soldier Is compelled to walt for the
reception of the descriptive roll before he can
receive his pay 1and would like TO return home,
but has not the means to do so, he will be pro-
vlded with transportation, on application to u
M. Gan. Wright, which will be Endorsed on the
discharge. a.+a 37Aa@l 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-10

WHEN (says the philosophical Quilp) heal
ayoung lady, who dresses with the utmost care
and lie always on exhibition in society, pr etend
ing that she has q horror of men, and wishing
that they wouldn't plague her with their non
sense, l always feel like advising her mother
to.marry her OF as soon as possible Do you
ask ,Why2 Why, in order that che may have 9
husband to help her keep of the men, DOM
you sect
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-10

p Gen. s. F. Carey, Of Cincinnati, and
numerous others from Ohio, are at Washington,
looking after Tax Collectorships. There lei
great desire just now among Republicans to drop
the first syllable in their party name and be-
come Publicans, as2i l'. s ,aaa1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-10

" We learn that letter received here
states that Messrs. Samuel r.. Ogden and D. s.
Stafford, of this city shad fifteen thousand dol
lars stolen recently. The theft was committed
while these gentlemen were et breakfast. 4i.
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u.
Il Il with sorrow that we announce the deatf
Of Col. A. P MILLEA, which occurred at biz
residence, In Butler county, on Tuesday night
July e.h. He eexpeesed 70 be here at the Con
vsnsiOn, on.ths Fourth, but was taken sick q
ahortiime belore, and was unable 20 leave home
y We have NOT learned tie nature Of bis last III.
ness; but his death must have been sudden and
: ,-l--l,IIL. - aslNb5m aaine5g 1lS 7ff17II 7I7
unexpected 81 sftl VI i,sa isT.ro
Col. MlElEa was twice elected member oI
the B1sld OF Public Wotks Of this State, and
daring tbe time be held the position, iss dutieI
we're discharged 10 credilAble aud acceptable
manner The Colonel has also been msmbsI
ofshs Ohio Legislature. aud has occupied O.hei
poals trust and usefulness, in all Of which
he has served the people faithfully and honor
ably. To bis hsFssysd family and kindred, IN
shis their hour of sfaIcliOp, we extend our sor.
rowing syppa.hy, trusting they will seek con-
ISOLATION where alone I. may be found.
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A correspondent Of the Steele Paris, the gov
eminent organ Of France, writes from Tunis,
Alglers as follows: ~.
"'our College Of Philosophers at home, may,
and probablydo accomplish great deal for the
cause Of science, but the Americans are the
people to turn these discoveries TO paclical sc'
count. Many Of the modern inventions In use
here are American, and enc American chemist
Dr.. J. G. Ayen Of Lowell, Supplies much Of the
medicine consumed ia this country. His Cher
~ Peotorsl, Pills, sarsaparlIla and Ague Cure
constitute the staple remedies here, because
they are Of easy application. sure in their re-
cults, and have the confidence Of the people.
While the science Of medicine is carried to q
higher perfection in our own country (Frsnce)
than any other, II strikes Frenchman as little
singular that an American physician should
furnish the medical skill and remedies for our
principal Province. ~
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Sherif's Sale.

1'Adam LHcthaups, Doe. 3 gas. no d. !. l.aso gSt
James buEsy. oosnss, snss"S. 9. V'''' Of '''niln
|DY VIRTUE or A WRIT or III IA FROM
ID said Court 10 me directed will offer for saie On
the farm Of James Buckley in Pleasant townihip In sad
County, on the ,1N
18th day of July A. D. 1862. at 2 o'clock p, M.
the following property to witt Eight aores Of wheat in
the held and ten acres Of corn growing in the aeid
,, @. W. HUFFMAN, ehsria.
lsi'1esHs isiSasIs g $3.50 II 90
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~ Charles Anderson, recently from Texas
has been appointed Colonel of the s3d 0hio-a
regiment yet to be formed under the late call
Of Governor Tod. -
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Hpntsr,s Ssacly N iScal,lsa ooucsrnipp neero
...,m.,,s 80 o.d..sd q ~ n,intSa. An AMI.
,ns,.a d.h.,. .r.,sd IN ,ha moslon. dur,np
~h,ch. s.vss., ,ns,,n.,s vera e,llad % order.
Tha .o,,c, ~. ,han M m a. ,sbla Nv a
vo,s ~ ~ an n os The eouse non. incurred
IN tho ssns,a,s amendments TO the United
s,.tsu mote NM. ana 4 ,copferspoe comml,see
vas o,ds,sd Tn Senate ioip. resolution was
,suaa ,ha co,no,a ,ors Of the Paci6c
Rau,osd bII a meet IN Chicago on the frs.
Tosaaav an ss,,ember. A resolution was
.dontsd ,,cnaa,ino ,hs ssoretatS Of War to In.
sa.r, A.. H.. ra.,s.. srv. ,nsmbs, of Con.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-10
m. WaT News 81 shs Paat week.


Aait was the week previous, 90 during tne
pant week, public attention has been absorbed
with the exciting detailB Of ne battles and
movements ip the vicinity Of Richmond. we
eivs summary Of this and oiher news received
during the week ending Wednesday, July ~
And frat, Of news from other quarters
Lieutenant Colonel Ellet. on the 261h OF June
went up the Y azoo river. in Mississippi, with TWO
rams, for the purpose Of destroying the three re-
naming rebel gunboats Van Dorm, Polk, and
| Livingston. After proceeding about six'y,nye
miles he found the river Obstucted BY raft'
which was protected BY four guns in battery
At this iuncture the rebels set FIRE 10 the three
gunboats and set them adift down the river,
and our rams were compelled TO leave to escape
conA ,gratiOn. On the 9ih, nine Of Commodore
Faragut's Aeetran past the batseries at Vicks-
burg and formed junction with Commodore
Dsvls's aotilla. They were fred upon BY some
thirty or forty Of the enemy's guns, but escaped
with loss Of four men killed and thirteen
wounded. 11
oor advicea from coriotb give an account Of
an attack made by eight or ten regiments o.
rebel cavalry, on the advance guard Of COlone
sna.,aan nss, Roonev,,lo On Tpssdav. The o4,t
In,, On, comnsuIe, made charge on the en-
a,,. ,so, and M,io. Copn. of the secopi
lIov. ,.v.l,v. an bis asnk. while Colonel sber
l,d.n h,ave,v defepded bimsslf and ken. the en-
Iamv IN check. After six or eieh. hours fieh,ip,
Iths rebels re,reated The loss on either side /
lnot stated. '--
DI.Dstches received by the War Department
snron,oa .ha csptu,e of yIcksburr BY the fiee
| Of Commodore Fsrrsru.. on Friday the 81 uli
Tba oI,v Il supuosed to have been nearly de
..,o,sd =, tha sba,ls from our gunboats. Th
vbola Mis,issippi rlvor ia now opeu from it
sou,ce to the Gulf Gen. Butler Is said to b
emitting a canal across the peninsula on wbicl
v,ctshuro s.apds. which will make that ci w a
o,.nd nlsce and corseousn,lv DESTROY its com
mo,oIaiimno,,ancs s-trr Nis
Nsvs from Port Royal cunfrms The repor
,h., Gen Hupte, bas evacuated James Island
ns., cbs,ls,,on. South Carolina, and returne,
pa,4po,.i i W ,tslti-
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orr Nsmi1ss q. . .sAOsI CemmIs-

. 'IIt
y 10 behalf Of the Democracy Of this city and
county, We return ihaDhs % che represents
tlrssef NE Democracy Of she State, In Conven.
tlon q Columbus on the Fourth for the almost
nnanimous subpofb which they gave to Mott.
gomsry county q candidate for School Commis.
SIonaf We can assure, them their action 10
mia ingIsnce is fully Appreciated By the Democ.
y raog oi tnlo cou1tys oistsircl Iiesir M tos ~
a Rrsf CAihessi i gentleman Of polished
o,noAIl5n and splendid intellect, and by biz
IonR connection with the PnbIIo Schools here
and slsamhefo. 70 eminentig 6ttcd for the posi-.
lion forsHhich be bae bssn nominaied. That
he possesset Ia On eminent degree all The neces.
1ss9n0SlitIss f0E an able aud faithful dibohatge
d ne duties Of the Office, even those Of bis DO.
IIlicei sopoanehis who know him will admit.
Ifs Convention could not have nomlnGsed
better o. moie worthy gentleman for ihs posi-
fion. Montgomery county will show her ap-
pgscintion Of the honor conferred, byfQlllngpV
: good yound majority for the whole tlcket--
DSNen Empirs, @4st
NN ltt4 ef
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Va i u TmAiNArlONAL PLAAFoRm,.
2 II, + Purposes Of she war.

AZ .l vorr rr.RLy uNArr1fous, PASSED THE
io SorTnrSe eeyoLUTioH KxrRsssks THK voFz or
a. T11 N.Tfon AHDls STANDARD oT LoyALTr'
81 frh1 ~ poinble civil var has been forced
Sos the cokhtry By the disnnlonlsts Of the southern
M einls noe 10 arms ngana the Oonsti utional Govern
Snt ana IL arms nround the Capital; that in this Ma
efonni smsfEency Congress. bADishng all feeling Of
~ moro passion and Tesentment will recoect only III
duty % the whole country: N0t ts mar 70 not eoo0ed
W. o. Ihs part IN dAb spt o. oppression, OF for anl
~ parpose Of conQpsst snofnQutioa Or purpose y
& csIfhroiofno on tettr(srt2 toi ns riQAte sstdb
% ishsd or N0ee Slatss, bat % defend
1e5 m1tntala sls suJromaey Of ftA C0nstHHtion and
rc IA IA Cni0n cifk ~ ths dignity, equality,
foif. ~ IA ssvsral SUI unfaDdired aud lkdt "a
80 118 " go ohjacis are aocoaplsshsd essoar osea
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SEVEN DAYS CONTINUOUS yIoHrrSe

| Lea. 60 -
before Richmond, commencing on Wednesday'
June 26, and ending Tuesday, July l. There
appears to have been severe nsnuog on eaca VI
these seven successive DAYS; Du' 'ne mOs' 'e'
lse9s WAs on the lAa. aay' Insaoay: .ns Ass ,.-
oa' "e sfe % ''' e'A'o''
uolAi lniO'ms''on ie'ps0nDh ,".ro ,., 'p,'
anoDs near N'eomonu' ~ LN l~'" '.'
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We, ''a''s 'u~' ~ Da' 'u'eNse - ees'Ss D''
army " 'aAs piA0e VI '"o DANAS '. A%
f"si' anu n.' 'os' ", olS gun 1A,Va nAu " ~
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'oOss DASA N''e a.u .-p' w. ~ Ns.'Y
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s"u wy 'o's ~ vH' VsD', ~. ~ ~,
OespAniHs =, sA'J"s '"o '''1e"SA' N',, -. :.
rs'tso, Amia Fos,elOa' Ou.,.s ns ,on :" %
Union lines Ane l0Ss Oi i"e' 'ne I.'"'
Her ADDS, "exceeOs INA. OF any O.nei Oa'ue o.
series Oh DAssies ye' iOugo' ooe le0el III
vision which went 70 'ne neio on rtioay fourteen
thousand strong had only ak Thousand eneenve
men on Tuesday, Inc ng0' mere referred 70 %
occurring on MONDAY afternoon va. 'De OaSle Oh
White Oak sHAmps' extending along 2 iine Of
two and hall miles on erounc sucn 'na' NOT
one-tenth OF the neld was IN vieH rom any one
point Of vision. hel9'zeimsns y summers ana
FrADklin's corps were there ana portion each
of Keyes's and fcrter's.
We are further soia Dy sne Esa".'n1 tna.
early on Tuesday .ne oivisions q .Ac.fon ana
Huger attacked McCiellan's iets nank (Aiong
the James river)' while Msgruder made dash
at the right. All accounts agree that the night
on Tuesday was the hardest OF the series. Oar
men fought sixteen hours Wishcut rest, and beat
the enemy back At ell points; twenty -four guns
were taken from the enemy the rebels came on
aOs In siDse line, but 10 files three orsiour lines
deep; the sanseens Of rebel prisoners contained
bnth whiakv and gnnp0Wdor---e proof that they
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A correspondent Of the Steele Paris, the gov.
eminent organ Of France, writes from Tunisl
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Recruiling DistriCtS.

HEADQUARTERS. ONO MILITIA,
ApJUrAkT-G ENERAL's OTTIcE, !
CoLuMBu., Ono, July BIB, 1862
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THURSDAY MORNING. July lO,lssa.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

MEssRs. HENRY P. WILSON Co.: deem Mrs. Will
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

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A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM THE
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There to be excuse for thin or gray Hair,
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