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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

The HOLMAN NATIONAL TRouPE.--This cell, i.
brated troupe made its fret appearance in this
city, at the Atheneum, last evening, and was
greeted by an i'm nense house, made up of the
beauty, fashion, and intelligence Of Columbus.
Everybody was delighted with the exhibition Of
superior talent which was given. Rosslni's
Grand Spectacular Opera Of Cinderella was
produced. with the original scenery, dresses,
tricks and transformations. We also had vocal
gems. By the troupe, aud scene from The
ToOdlss," together with the extraordinary drum
performance Of Master Alfred. Among the
vocal gems we're the "Union Dixie,' The
Grand Anvil Chorus, -" Seeing Nelly Home"
" Come Where Ny Love Lies Dreaming" to-.
gether With variety Of duettes and dances
This Troupe will appear again At the Athe-
noum, this evening, and tomorrow evening.
On Friday afternoon, at ~ o'clock, an enter.
.sinmspt will be giyan fps ghs accommodation
or ladies' and children. NThCre will. Of course,
be Q full attendance on each Of these occasions
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
,rhe mo VRar Naws.

We hare ROW tho Official report Of oommo
dore FAnhAour to the War Department, respect
ing lhe rebel attack and repulse o. Vicksba'g
Il asems that on the night Of The slh inst M
rebel land forces. asslsted by two gunboais
mado an attack on Baton Rouge. on th'
mortsIng Of the next day (,he 6h) BREcKIN
RIDGE attacked General William, and drove
in his pIckeis. After severe fight, ln wliel
General WILLIAMS was killed, the rebels we're
driven tao or three miles. At pFeconeerted
slgual, our gupbolts shslled the enemy, causing
great havoc aud confusion in their ranks.
AS soon as the rebels were repulsed, Commo'
dore PoRrER, of the Eaex, went after the
famous ram Arkansas, fred hot shells into her
and set her on fre. She soon blew up with
tremendous crssh.
General McCLELLAN's army has evacuate
Harrison'a Landing, marching TO Williamsburg
and the lower Peninsula The evacuation was
commenced on Monday the llsh iust.; or FRI
day morning, the 18Th, every tent was struck,
and Harrlson's Landing deserted. The move
ment was effected without difficulty, In hne
weather, and without the loss Of single man.
The rebel reign at lndependencc, Missouri,
It seems, was short. The town WAS captured
on the llth inst, aud was retaken by Colonel
BuaRu from Leavenworth on the succeeding
afternoon. The rebels fed on his arrival
A brief dispatch from Memphis reports that
ou the llth met. General HovEY's division had
a Gght with part Of HIpDMAS's brigade, near
ArkansOs. After furious and
bloody contest, General HOvEY defeated the
rebels and took seven hundred prisoners
Eighty guenillas we're captured on the 10Th
inst., near Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, by
company of Home Guards.
Donaldsonyille, on the Mississippi, meet Of
guerrillas, and formerly the capital Of Louisiana
was, on the l0h inst set on ate BY the sloop-
of-gar Brooklyn and partially destroyed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
no lho, Dsmeeraey OF gsenkiia
Ooumty. fN

Notice ls hereby given to The Democracy Of
Franklin county to meet on Friday. August 20d,
1862, between the hours Of three cd and six l6)
O'Clock, p. M, In the townships, aud seven ~
and nine (9) O'Clock, P. NJ, in the wards at the
usual places Of holding elections, except Nor
wich township, which viii be held at Hilliard's
Station, to appoint delegates to attend the
County Convention TO meet In the City Hall in
the city Of Columbus, on Saturday, August 23d,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose Of nomi-
mating county officers, consisting of Clerk of
the Courts, Prosecuting Attorney, County Com.
missioner, Infrmary Director. County Surveyor,
and appointing County Central Committee.
And at the same time and place, one Congress
sional delegate will be appointed from each
township and ward. The following is the num-
ber of delegates allotted to each ward and town.
chip, based upon the vote cast for Governor In
1861, allowing one for each fifty, and On addi-
tional delegate for each fraction of twenty-five
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
The Fourth Congregational DIstricI-
j. II. mckinney Nominated.

Our excellent and esteemed young frienj. ].
Frank Mckinney, Of PIqua. has been put 10
nomination by the Uoion Democracy Of his
District, for Congressman. Vest, OF Bellefon-
tain, Is the "irrepressiole conflict" candidate
We should be plea,ed 10 see Ffauk successful,
believing him to be an honest man, just such a
man as the times demand. We cannot believe
the Miami District will ever send such an out
and out Abolitionlst to Congress as West ID
known to be.--Auglaise County Democrat.
We indorse all the Democrat says of Mr.
McKINHEY. The nomination is one eminently
ft to be made, and we tIust that the people ol
the Fourth Congressional District will see the
propriety Of ratifying 1t at the polls. Surely
no real Union man can hesitate to vote for him
10 preference to such an INSCRIPTIONS partisan
as W. H. WEST, the Abolition candidate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
EXECUTIVE osrIcr. coluMsus. oHlO,I

The Assessors returns, thus far received, of
the militia force in. the State, indicate that
ohIo's quota Of the two recen. calls, added to
her force before in the field, will amount 10
thirty three per cent Of the total enrolled mill
tia force Of the State. This may serve as
guide to each County Military committee, in ss
tImaIIng the additional number to be raised to
save draft n such county.
b. permission of the Governor,
B. F. HOFFMAN, Stcy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
Fuel for the & tate.


GE&LED PssOPOS AIS WILL az RE
- cei7et atthe cfice Of The Secretary Of etate until
MONDAY, TEE lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
A. 10 O'Clock NJ, for furnishing The State of Ohio With
Fuel as follows
90 CoO Bushels Coke to weigh less Than 10 poands
to the bushel
5000 Bushels Coal to be of the best quaiity-euua a.
least to the lower vein Of Hooking coal and free from
blote, rlacs ana dirt.
as Cords OF Wood, the same 10 be dry Hickory Beach
or Sugar, -four feet in length straight and we'll split
The fuel to be delivered, without charge for such do
Lively atthe Sta House In Columbus.
Proposals TO be accompanied BY samples end to apeei
y the kind quality and price Of the uel 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 bia
copt tract.
The hds 10 be made aud the contracs to be awarded In
accordance with the terms Of the act entitled IAN act 10
provide for the purchase Of Stationery Fuel and other
aItclss for the General Assembly and glats ohicersD
passed March IL, le5s.
tTn swans Rev. statutes s65.) BE
Bids to be indofsed oa the envelope Proooraie for
furnishing Fuel for the State.v -,
Fuel furnished by the contractor must IN all oase, he
equal in quality to the sample. THIS rule sofn b rto-
tdlH. enforced.
". s KENEoN,
Secretary Of State.
Columbus Ohio, August |, 1862.
augl tseplSt.
lzanesville Courier copy.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
~ The organization of the l05th Ohio was
completed at Cleveland on Tuesday.

A REMARKLBLY SMALL PoNY.--One of the
Shetland mares imported by J. s. Rarey Of
Groveport, has pony colt, that Is probably the
smallest specimen OF horse in the world; be.
ing only tlOenty ineheS high and Oeighing t,Usnty-
ono pOunds The dam of this colt when in thin
condition only weighed seventy Eve pounds.
She is certainly diminutive brood mare, aud q
curiosity that oil would like to see.
Mr.. Rarey ccntemplates giving an exhibition
of horse tanning shortly in this city for the bene-
at of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, at
which time the mare and colt win be exhibit
cd afr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
General rr. Q. Wright.

The commander Of the new Department Of
the Ohio, Major. General HoRAriO 9, WnoHT,
is Major Of Engineers in the regular army. He
is native Of Connecticut; graduate Of West
Point; has been In service siuce l64l, and was
made Brgadier. General in the third great batch
of Brlgsdiers In September, 1861. After his
promotion he served at Hilton Head, and was
senior Brigadler under Port Royal sHERMAs.-
He is said to have been very popular with his
command.
General WRIoHT left Washington on Tuesday
evening to assume the command of his new
department.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
Importnnt DrnrlIng Order.
The following order iasu,d on the 18th met,
vas not reported by telegraph:
WAR DErARrnEsT, I
WAsnlNoryN, Aug. l4. ls62

WAsHiNorJN, Aug. Ia 1867
Ordered: First That after the 18Th day Of
this month bounty and advance pay shall not be
paid to volunteers for any new regiments, but
only to volunteers for regiments In the field and
volunteers to Il up new regiments nov organiz-
ing but not yet full
s. 'cond-Voiunteers to gil up new regiments
nov organizing will be received and paid the
bounty and advance pay until the twenty second
Of this month; aud If not completed by that
time, the Incomplete regiments will be consoli.
dated and supeIhuous officers mustered ont.
Third-Volunteers to hll up the old regiments
will be paid the bounty and advance pay until
the lat day of September.
Fourth-The draft for three hundred thousand
militia, called for by the President, will be made
90 "Wednesday, the Sd day of September, be.
tween the hours OF nine O'Clock, A. NJ, and i've
O'clock, p. M and continue from day TO day
between the came hours till completed.
Fifth-If tho old regiments should not be
filed up by volunteers before the lst day of
September, special draft will be ordered for
the deficiency.
Sixth-The exigenoies of the service require
that officers In the field should remain with
their commands, aud no officer now In the field,
10 the regular or volunteer service, will, under
any circumstances be detailed to accept new
By order of the President
EDWIN M STANTON,
Secretary Of War
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
MANY DEMOCRATS.
INF1RMARY DIRECTOR.


MEisRs EDrTORs:-Please announce the name Of PETER
". oORzErrrs as candidate for Infrmary Director sub
feet to the action Of the Democratic nominating oonven.
ticn, and oblIge MANY DEMOCRATS.
RDiTcRs sTATRsMAM-Plsase announce the name Of
FREpERIcE HANEwALD candidate for IpArmary Direc-
tor. subject to the Democratic nominating Convention,
and obllge MANY DEMOCRATS
EDITORS srATEsMAN'-Announce the name Of 0Rv1ILE
CASE for nomination before the Democratic County Con
vention for Innrmary Director.
July 30. MANY VOTERS.
EDfToRs STATRsMAx:-Please announce the pame Of
JoHN b. EARHART as q suitable candidate for nomina-
ton BY the Deuooraic County oonVention for Inarna
ry Director. Every Democrat in the county will agree
with voter that Mr. Esrhart Is lust the man for the
place. DEMOCRAT
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
EDrrORs srATEsxAN:-Plesse announce the name of
8. W. ANDREWS Os candidate for Prosecuting Attor
ney Of franklin county, subject to nomination by 10
Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
MEssRs. EDTToeG Please announce the nams Of j.
O. MoauFfKY candidate for Proieeuting Attorney,
subject to the decision Of the Democracy at their coun
ty Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDrToRs ONO sTATrsMAN;--Piesse announce the name
Of Mnvos II. MArNm candidate for the clce Of Pros.
ecutng Attorney Of franklin county, subject to the de-
ci,icn Of the Democratic Convention, and oblIgs
July so MANY DEMOCRATS.
We are authorized to announce g. W. WASsoN ss
candidate for the flee Of Prosecuting Attorney Of this
county, subject to the decision OF the emocrac nom
mating Convention.
W, W. HRss's name will be presented to the Demo.
cratic Convention for nomination for Prosecuting At
torney. Hls nomination will suit
MANY DEMouRATs.i
EpIToRs sTATrsdAM-pleass announce D. III. AIBzRY
as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Of Franklin
county, subject to the Democratic nominating oonven
tIon, to be held August 2sd, 1862. ..
MANY DEMOCRATS.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
EpIToRs ONO sTATfsMAN--rlease announce EDWARD |
LrynosrOH aS candidate for the Ofoo Of County Com
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention, and oblge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITORS OF TEE ONO sTAT4niAM-Plesse announce |
the name Of W. W. KnE as candidate for the cfHce
't County oommissoner subject to the decison OF the
Democratic County Convention. and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS,
KDtToRs OF THn emo sTAfraMAx-Plea announce
he name of. W BARBtE as candidate for nomination
or the Office Of County Commissioner, subject to the
iecision Of the Democratic County c ConveDtion, and
,blge congo HOST OF DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
WILL COMMENCE ON
Wednesday,, Sept. Sd, 1862,

unless the quota OF this county Is Allied BY Voluutear
bef re tho let Of septe nher.
All pesons enrolled Claiming to be exempt from dra't,
must present the proof thereofto me within the next
ten days from and after thls date.
shall receive and beAr ella ms 10 exemption, daily
(sundav rped) nom to IL o'clock A. M, and from
10 O'CLOCK r. NJ, at the Probate Ouurt room 10 the
city Of oolunbos commencing on Thursday Aug. 2ls'.
at 0 O'Clock A. NJ.
Claims Of exemption must be presented in writing,
signed by the party stating the cause for exemption
and will be preserved on 6le.
For proof VI age henticated family record, or
the statement OF witnesses from personsl knowledge
will be required
For proof Of physical disability, the official certificate
Of Or. W. Hamilton, the exanioing Surgeon, win be
required In all ca'es.
other claims TO exemption must be established by the
ordinary rules Of evidence.
Dr. Hamilton VIII be found at his of1ce, corner OF
High and Long streets, at all seasonabIe hours.
.,-r q. N. 0LDS,
aug. 2O-3.d. Commissioner
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

COLONEL CoRcoRAS, it is gratifying to notice,
hos received the appointment Of Brigadier- Gen-
eral. His appointment dates from the 2lst Of
July, 1861, the day Of his capture a. Bull Run.
This Ia au honor and compliment worthily be-
atowed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
H's,%'n'.l Z z" I" = ::..S.: g Il eva 1'''''aa'
The following Rsglnsu,al sarssens and As.

- 'fNFH d..
The following Rsglmsn,al surgscna and AZ.
slsians Surgeons have recently bean appointed;
suheRoNs.- 9Th Regiment. Thos. w Cor
don. GeorgetoWp; l03i. L d Griswald. e yria
lU2i, joe II ENep. Canton; l04 b. X. O.
Thomas, Alliance, 95Ib, Il 2 Gill, columbus,
vice Living, decIinec; ll3b, Jas. P, Black, He.
bron; lOSsh, A zhpperIep. Akroni l0lst. Geo.
A Collamere. Toledo; 92a, J. B Cotton, Ma
riettaj 79sh, w. P. Eistown, Columbia, 80. ID,
Harvey Bradley, Felicity, 99.h, Jos;T T. Wooda,
Willlametowni eSd, John s. McGrew, Cincln-
natij lO5.h, G. N. Fowler, Poland, MAhoning
county; goth. R. H. Upton, DMbyvlllej 9lsi,
@. II. Carpenter, Athens; lst Cavalry, Reid
Dolph Wirtb, vice J. P. Alcorn, declined; 94Ih,
Ebenszer Owen, Springfield. m
ASSISTANT sURoEoNa--95lh, w. II. Jones,
Ricb6eld, l05lh, Harry 8. Taft; 90lh, Henry
w. Carpenter, Lincasterj 69lb, b. Grew, Ba.
tavis; 63d, Marion WilkersoD, Clarksville;
l0OIb, II McHenry. Napoleon; 24th, Henry Y.
Smith, Columbus; 95h, John W RUSSELL Mt.
Vernon; 9lst, J. B. Warwick, Lucasville; 35!h,
Charles 0 Wright, Cincinnati, 96th. William
J Sullivan, West Mlddleburg; Ssh, G. Spence,
Perln's Mills; 43i, Edwin Hadley, Harveys-
birg; l0OEh, W. H. Thacker, Defiance: 9OIb,
J. Wiley, Ripley.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
Governor andrew nc a Camp Meet
lmG-AAts Famaticism.

Governor AEDREw, of Massachusetts, made
speech at a camp meeting OF Mastha's Vine
yard, on Sunday August 10. in which be said;
have never believed II to be possible thai
this controversy should end and peace resume
her sway until that dreadful iniquity fslayery
had been trodden beneath our feet Ibeieve
Il cannot, and have noticed, my friends, al
though am mot superssitlous, believe, that
from the day our government turned lts back
upon the proclamation of General Hunter the
blessing Of God has been withdrawn from our
arms. We were marching on, conquering and
to conquer; post after post had fallen before
our victorious arms; but since that day have
seen no such Victories
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
HrApou4arERs. MURRAY CoMMlEDER,
COLUMBUS, o., Aug 20, 1852

General Orders, No Z
Information having reached these beadquar-
tsrs that, In many instances, cfacers belonging
toreeiments In the field sent home on recruit
ing service wish instructions to collect Absentees'
have dIsrsgardsd discharges Issued from this
oHass, their attention 10 hereby called to Cen
eral ofders No. 26. g O., April 7Ih, 1862
Such arrests are illegal and are made at the
risk of the officers SO acting. If soldiers have
received certificates Of disability uDjusIly, the
proper course to be pursued Is TO demand re-
examination, which win always be grantedi but
tho arrest Of soldiers having discharges signed
BY any regularly appointed Military Command
er, Is illegal, and any officer who thus refuses
to recognizes the orders Of the War Department
viii be punished to the full e1tentof the law.
ALBERT B. DoD,
capt. 18Th U. s. Infansry, Military cOm'der
Aug. 2l-2td.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
The New York Word Z IaspublIoau) naysi

The New York World tRepubIloap) aays,
Tnls does NOT sound likea htatesm 10. but like
an unreasoning enthusiast. ltrequires no great
saRacity 60 aitribute our recent military rever-
ees TO cause6 esa lanciIul and more Ineligible
lhan the dlspleasure 0f heaven at the annull-
log Of Gen. Hunters proclamation. II such
procamations arc 80 dear to heaven that II
makes them the occasion Of special interposi-
lions, the Generals who publish them ought
TO be the objects Of lie favorng caro-. II its
blessing attends such efforts, the Generals
who have made them ought to have gained
the chief laurels Of the war. But are
they not really among tho most unfortun
ate General Fremont's military career has
proved double eialurc. II General Phelpa has
won auy victories, Wo are unable TO say where.
General Hunter has steadily lost ground ever
since he went to the scene OF the peculiar lAbors
which Governor Andrew thlnks 80 pleasing to
heaven. Not only have our arms encountered
serious reverses since he went to that depart
ment, but even his negro regiment has turned
out an abortion. Geueral Cameron, who tried
the same policy In the cabinet, has been unfor
tunate aS statesman ever since, and, like Ere
mont and Phelps, will soon be In private liie.---
Nov II, as Governor Andrew intimAtee, heaven
wiehes to teach this nation that efforts like
theirs are calculated to call down lts blessings,
Mr.. Cameron ought to have been the most sue
cessiul statesman, aud Fremont, Phelps and
Hunter the most victorious generals Of the
time. Butler and Grant who are Dotoriously
no Abolitionis.s, have each, In a different way,
been remarkably lucky. Governor Abdfev's
theory does not tally well with facls II The
oommaDder.iu.chief of the Massachusetts, mi
llus shall again undertake to preach TO camp
meeting Of Sunday, we ,rust that he will
spend part Of the preceding week in meditat-
Jog his sermon. The victories which he laude
mont left It, and the most Important success in
the Department OF the South--the csplure OF
New 0fleGus--lolloWed the publication Of Gen
erAl Phelps's proclamation OF emanclpation.-
Either Providence is htful and inconsistent, or
Governor Andrew is sligh,ly iana;ical.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
july2s-d&H6W.

HupsoN's UNRrvALED TOOTH PASTE The
best DentJrice now in use. Cleans. tahitens and
at the came time pyesrrUes the Teeth; Heals
disedsed Gums and Purifss the Breath; Possess.
es neither Aitstits, .Aeids or any injurious eubA
stance Well kAoiOn aud reliable parsons recon.
mend il HIGHLY. Its effecIs are always pleasant.
Try it. r-tl Er
Sold OF Studer's Periodical Stand, and at
Samuel's, Naples, Schueller's, Fisk & Ridg-
wsys, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists every where. 3 a6
July IL, lS62-dly. Urs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

TAKE TINE By THE FoRELoeK Call imme.
diAtely az Cap., MCCoy's cfice, on State street,
over the old pOstOfRce apartments. and enlist
in The crack company be is raising for the ll3 b
Ohio. Remember that after to day and to-
morrow, the Government will pay no bOunties
60 recruits, and that in about ten days hence
drafting will begin. Go, therefore, and vOlun-
teer at once in Capt. McCoy's company.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

To TEE STRANoER IN TowN --Wearied and
dusty, feverish and thirsty, the stranger in town
will find instant relief, BY calling at schueller's
Drug Store, on the right Of The entrance 70 the
Post fice, and slakipg his thirst with cooling
and invigoratipg drsughts from schueller's in.
imitable Soda Fountain. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

FRoM the Assessors returns, IL is said to be
estimated at headquarters in this city, thst the
quota Of six hundred thousand, with those pre-
viously in the field, will amount to one-third Of
the enrolled militia In the State. sixty-three
counties have sent 10 their militia returns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
THrRE have been filed iu the Pepsiop

THERE have been 6ledin the Pension Bureau,
under the acs of July l4sb, 1852, about two
thousand two hundred invalids' applications and
two thousand widows' and orphans applications
for pensions, growing out of service In the cur
rent war
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

SAMPsoN's FcxEs.-The Louisville Journal
says that although the sscessionlsts and the
aboliiIoDlsts seem pulli in different directions,
their tails, like those Of sampsOn's foxes, are
Joined with fre-brands to wrap the country In
flames. tt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
Notice

Parties who propose furnishing aupplies to This De
parment sill state 10 their oposals how long the pro
position holds, a:d on the back Of each bid will be
goa aniee tin'd by two responsible parties that the
bidder will execute the contract If awarded him. No
letters or kilograms Of inquiry WILL he ansIe ed, but
aher the letiug Of the IS last, bidders will be duly
nouhed when ther proposals are accepted. Propoiss
VIII be marked, on the outsids, Proposals for Army
Olothing."
JNo. n. DIoKeRsoN,
augSO-u ORptain md A. Q. NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
Dennocratlo Nominatlons.

HuaoN.-The Democratic Convention for Hu.
ron county was held at Norwalk, on Saturday,
August 10th, when the folloFing ticket was put
in nomination. Itought to be elected:
Prosecuting Attorney, John Whitbeck Au-
dItOr, ChesieF s. Howe; Commissioner, Henry
II. MsnahAn; lp6rmary Director, c. 8. Brown.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

Q Up to Tuesday evening, Colonel A E
Jones, Provost Marshal of Cincinnati, had
issued f(tS-four passes to persons leaving the
State, upon penal bond of one thousand dol
lars eaeb, conditioned q return By Sept. 8.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

u The barn of Mr.. Marion wiDget, of
Pleasant Valley, Madison county, was burned
on F,idAy last Ten tuns of hay and one hun
dred bushels of corn we're consumed. The Are
was caused By little boy, who was in the barn,
PLAYING with matches.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21

RAREY.-J. 8. Rarey will give an exhibition
of horse tanning in the Atheneum, for the bene-
Ht of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, on Sat
urday, August s0th, in the evening. Several
horses will be eSperiuenled upon; and some re-
markably small ponies will be exhibited. Any
information of notoriously vicious horses for
Mr.. Rirey's exhibition will be thankfully re-
ceiVed by the ladies Of the Society, at He,l's