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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28
Business Dlrectorp.

e, C. STARIN,
c;..L and Watch Repairsr, and Dealer In Glscks,
yStobog JevaIrv Silver and plated Ware, flonns anu
ks~ngs dun Caps Wads, etc. All work done py MN
xarranted to give satisfaction, and as lew as a. any
sther shop.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

ATTORNEY at Law, Watertown, Wisconsin. oin's "
NovslPs Store, West Side Of the RIVER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

DR.. G. shamberg has located himself
tS<sE7=sa nermanently at Watertown, anol mo-
YYssSsssSSsA prepared to wait upon those VINO M
OITYYYyra yraonire his servises. Office in Prlcn-
.rd,s RInck oyer the Watertown Bank
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

vi. MOORE, NJ. ID.
Homeopathie Physician and Surgeon omes IN o.
ofSca hours. s 9, A NJ, to and to z D.
.asidsnce 9th ST., 4th from Main, South side
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

Many wear dignity as they dc clothes
al outside
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
putx OF ,hc government.

Now that the Government 10 asking 90 much
Of It's citizens, Il is but reasonable that these
last should expsct and require that the Govern.
ment should do it's whole duty TO them. Enor.
nous sacrifices In the aggregate Of property,
prospects 10 life, health and life itself, are de-
manded by the Government. Scores Of thous-
ands Of husbands, fathers, sons and bfothera
are called upon to forego and yield up every.
thing dear TO tbem--save alone their country
for the sake Of country.
These men and the hundreds Of thousands and
millions to whom they are near and dear, should
not be made 90 feel that their sacrifices are sg
gravated, and 10 many cases rendered usel, ss
BY the neglect Of Government The iucapActy,
from whatever cause. Of commander, the
carelessness and ratcAIity Of oor1missaries and
quaFtermastefs, may ibnict iDcaloulAble ipju-
Fies on the soldier in the field.
Government should not paussa moment 10
pubishing deFeliclions 10 those quarters.
Again, millions upon millions Of money are
dem inded; thousands upou thousands of people
are pinohed for means to make out q comfort
able subsistence for themselves and families
Their tubsiaience should not be etauandered b,
kasyes and 'thievea--WhateFer skape they as.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

Tan ATarsEuH-- Mss Ara Whbns RrsEFlr.
I'VE were grasiisd % see lass night a. the
Atheneum 30 large and appreciativs an audi.
ence. IL was. htlipg tribute to the elder Of
the Webb BiSiefss Miss Emma, whose repre-
aen.atiOn Of Camille waseo just and true to a
right conception Of the character. The closing
scene, Il. which the destiny Of the unfortunate
and selEsaoriacing Camille 10 fnally accom-.
plished, was rendexsd with aueh hehhty and
pathOs as to leave dsepand lasting impresuiou
upon all who witnessed 10. "
We are pleased to announce, and We are sure
her many friends will be glad to hear. that on
next TuesAsy evening ihey ouDger sister, Mise
Ada Webb, takes Q benefit at the Atheneum
This, however, will be the las. public appear
ance but one Of the sisters In our city, previous
10 their departure for the East. This being 20,
and Miss Ada being on account Of her versatil
ity and unequalsd skill In acting oul the eccen.
trio and the humorous to perfection almost. q
crest favorite here, we are quite certain she
will have, on next Tuesday night, "a rousipg
house" at her benefit. INUI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

The DTscHARoE CO Ma. PLuMs-The New
York EUiRin9 Pod umphAutly announces
the discharge of Mr.. H. Plumb, who was a..
rested for declaring that the President ought to
be hung and that he would resiat the draft -
Tho Post sAys:
The afidAvlts In the case of Mr.. Plumb
were Immediately cent 10 the War Department,
AMI IL is probable that the order for his release
comes from Washington Nc. Plumb claims
that be has suffered Tor excess of loSalty.'"
This Is just as We expected. An Abolition.
ist can curse the President, the Cabinet, the
Commanding Generals, and every man who
pretends 10 the slightest veue.ation for the
Union and the Constitution, without the slight.
est danger Of punishment. This luxury, how.
ever, 10 specially reserved for men who voted
for Mf. LlrcOln.-ByfalO CSuris.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

sumo- -1vbether that Of ucouudtelly contractors
or sccundrelly supplying and disburaing cnicers
The new Law pnts contractors under the rules
ard articles Of war. Nh
Let every man ofthem who cheats o. attempts
to cheat the Government, be treated as severely
40 rebel who has peIjured himself b.. false
swearing. Political rivalries and personal arn-
bidons should be most condignly visited, when
ihey intsrfere with tbe good of the service, or
leopard the lives or safety Of the soldieis. 2 Z
- The men who are sent into the field TO combat
for the Union muet not be tfeaied as mere
things "ft food for powder" TIE most OF
them are substantial citizens--good fathers,
husbands and tons, and their hves and ell that
belongs 70 their safety and comfort should be
carefully and -jeAiouSly guarded against all
dangers. save the necessary hazard Of war
Miss0urj Rspabliean
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
81 ihia iha R.fE.lo Csarier remarke:
Wnore General Pope Is.

General Pope's forces appear to be distributed
along the backs OF the North Fork Of the Rap.
pahsnnoek river, in Fanquier county. This
county is In the northeast part Of Virginia =
The Rsppahannock and its branch, she North
river, form the southwest boundary. The Blue
Ridge extends along its northwest border. The
RsppAhanDock is only navIgAble by small boats
above the mouth of the Rspidan, some fifteen
miles west Of Fredericksburg. The surface Of
FsDquier county is very billy, and 10 some parts
mountainous. General Rope's right flank 10
measurably protected by several high emil
nences, among which are CarteF's, Waters,
Pig Nut and Rappahannock mountains.
II has been stated that the enemy was en-
deavoring to turn our right and get in Pope's
rear by way Of Warenton. Wanenton is the
county seat, lying on the, turnpike from Alex
sndria to Charlottesville. A branch railroad.
teu miles long, connects the town-a place Of
some two thousAnd inhabitants-sSit the Or
auEo and Alexandra railroad. The. point
where, We take It, the principal forces of Gen.
erai Pope's army are operating, is about twen.
ty.hVe miles southwest from Manassas Juno.
tlon, and some fifsy or sixty miles from Fred.
ericksbuFg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Radlonlisnl Run mad.

The Rev. Mr., cHiLD,, says the Springfield,
Clarke county, Democrat, in q speech made in
that city, on the evening Of August ls, said:
The man who de.ires to have the Union az
Il was. ought to be hanged up by the heeIe un.
I'll he be dead! dead! dead aud the wolves and
ravens ought-to eat the aesh from his carcass.
ol the preceding evening, L. A HARRISON,
. lawyer Of sprius aeld, made . professed war
speech iu that city, which was reported in the
Springfield Eo,nins ksius. a Republican paper.
Of the iollosipg day. The NsU' repOr.a Mr..
tlARnisoN as saying. Ell
He thought that negroes should DO armed
and msde TO bit; that white men should not
be compelled 10 fight for the freedom Of the
blacks, unless the blacks could help them fgkt
He thought that If men were TO be shot in dc
fense Of the rights of our black brethren. that
these same negroes should AtAnd up In the front
ranks of our army, and take fair chance Of
dying In their own cause! In fact, be would
rather see negro, "or any olher man, shOt in
preference to being shot himself. d3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
DIR. AD0LFUS'S
Select School for Young Gentl'men

At PLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
~ North Of college Hill. The course Of study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with mathemAIics Natural Philosophy, Natural History
and Chemistry.
The study u the French and German languages con-
suss pfomiDsnt feature of the school. assisted BY
teachers u en- nence 10 science. the Principal feels
tiled In promising his pupiL all The benefits Of Euro
pean education.
The sehoo s agrsesbly SITUATED on extensive fam
the house "a 1oommodisus bading measuring l7S eSt
10 front.
rps School continues ia session during the hot Iea'oh
the IefsshipR iursi scenery Ia which It 10 iooad
holds ont 4 eat advapts os. rT.
Terms, Including titor, board, washltg fuel, light
etc., $3.50 per annum, pa, able qusrtsr 10 advance
RGYKREAous
Hon. Belamy storar, Prof Geo 3. Day, Lane seminA
U,s p. Cary, E,q., Wm. p. Hubert, ksq., Robert
Mitchell Esl Milton sayler Esq bon George He 4
ley, Rev X. Allyn President Wesleyan Female College,
David Gibson ESQ, II. KessleT, Esq, W. g. Wright,
Esq: Hon ]. D: siallo, O y. Adas Esq B. Homans,
Jr., Washington Mclean, Esq., d. 2. Starr, ESQ.,, e,c.
Iuy2Ou.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

| Dr. BLrNrKa, under the aAs Of the raitle-snak'
aud scofpion---the 'a,ars and hAfs'"
TRl Hamilton, Butlss county, Ts'esssph say
therc Il ! Rd1llsmau 10 that city. Who has On'
son. one sou.Ih Law and seven grand sons 10 .h'
Jnion army, and adds that all of them ar
Democra.s. If any Republican, can beat this
let him trot them out. NO
THr Cincinnati PTss thinks that "Kissinl
q Volunteer" would form good subject for
painting patriotic volunteer signing the
mnslsr roll. and his equally pAtrioiic bsiroshed
giving him An affsotionate kiss.
\ two souls with but single thought,
Tso hearts that beat as one." n
TEE Louisville D,msera. says there are
elgh,, prisoners ooLhned in the military prisons
Ia that city. te 'r ,fi'-
TIE noted AsrHoEs BuiEs, the fugitive slave
aho was arrested 10 Bostoa 10 1854 remandtd
70 hls master. and aftsrward redeemed, died at
g.. CGshArines. Canada West, July 81
PaSNrIor Gays tha. suoh ofathe AbolitlonisIs
as are going Into the army are very apxlous to
have negroes fsht BY their side. aud are prOba-
bly, afraid that thsy can't stand the smell Of
guDpo Wder, and 90 are anxious to have 1t neu-
tralixed by counter smell.
The Chicago Times says that Colonel MuL-
LioAn has been arrested on the two charges OF
having permitted rebel prisoners at Camp
Douglas to enlist In bis regiment and the
Scotch Brigade, and Of having failed to report
his command to the War Department, in &C
cordance with an order recently Issued, requir
log all commAndants Of regiments to report
their number Of available men.
TIE rebel General RuoeLEs has Issued an
orier from ToDgipohoa, Louisiana, ordering
negroes who give information to the FederAls,
or enter or attempt to enter Federal lines, to be
punished with death BY shooting, In presence
Of the other slaves from surrounding planta-
lions.
JoHE Ross, the Well.knoWn Cherokee chief,
with his wife, children and numerous relatives
and servants, Ir all about fifty persons, arrived
at Chicago on Wednesday en- route for wash
ington. Rcss 10 Union man, but was over.
powered BY the Secession faction He wishes
the President to clear bis territory of the rebels,
and will make personal application to him to
effect this object.
Gov RIn.Ey has called an extra session Of
the Minnesota Legislature, to take Into oonsid-
GRAFTON the couditon of Affairs upon their border,
and provide means for the defense Of her from
tiers against "a savage and mercilsss fOe."
How. GKoRoE w. JULIAN has been nominated
by the Republicans for re election to Congress
in the "Rarnt D,strics"O Of Indiana. JuLIAH be-
longs to the class Of ultra rGdioals who have
aided 10 bringing upon tho country the terrible
pesils itnoW has to encounter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
MIR. COX ON lhe Union and Constltu
t.S 81 ton. at +"

Hon. 8. 8. Cox, says the Springfield, Clarke
county, Democrat, in closing his speech to the
Union Democracy and conservative men of
that county, proclaimed bis devotion to the
Constitution and the Union. by quoting the af-
fecling passage in the Book Of Ruth, In which
the beautiful Moabitess spoke to her bereaved
mother in-law, and exclaimed:
WHITTIER thou goess I will 60, and whittier
thou lodgest will lodge; thy people shall be
nv people aud Thy CD shall be ny God!
30 IL wee, continued Mr.. Coz, that every
patriot felt 10 that assembly toward the Uoion
Il has been our bulaaIk In war, and 10 peace Il
ba, made as the ffeest and nost proip peFous na.
ton on the face Of the earth. Il has been
benevolent and kind parent 10 all, and has
spread the same panoply Of protection over the
lowest as well as the highest citizen. Il 10 the
Legacy of Washington, JfGsrson, Madison aud
other illustrious revolutionary patriots and
statssmes Who have gone to their reward aud
We should cherisb Il % . jewel beyond all price.
We want no new Constitution, no new Uaieps
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

pSipce Camp Cleveland was organized,
there have been forsy.seven prisoners confined
there under guard. or these, eighteen were
deserters, and the remainder "skedaddlers"
from draft. Sixteen deser:ers we're sent to
Camp Chase on Wednesday, to be delivered
over to their respective regiments. One do.
ssrter was released the other day by order of
the Secretary of War. The reason was that
the man belonged to religious association iu
the Southern part Of the Safe. who are con.
scientiOusly opposed to war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

A A"DDAPPEARANcE," The discovery Of the
disappearance Of one or two nebulae In the
heavens has excited the liveliesi Interest among
astronomers. So unlocked Tor q phenomenon
fairly etartles the hA tdest understanding. oo-
jeots hitherto regarded as firm, enduring, and
6xed &c the piiArs III the universe, have been
found as unstablelab an autumnal meteor.
What great revolutipA in astronomy 10 about TO
be made no one can conjecture. The awful
myetery only beighiens on reflection; and
vsgue, shadowy fofebodings Of the "rottennes
oi the pillared 6rmsmen" crowd upon the in.
sgination. Boston Courier.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
The ProSpdsnISs O0ustRuctlOn OF the
.COnfisoatl0n Act.

The following significant paragraphs are taken
from that radical sheet. the Detroit TTibEns
They are worthy Of attention, In connection
with GRrrLEY's letters. and the pressure of the
radicals generally upon the President, to make
him execute the Confscation act, according to
their Interpretation Of it;
One reason why the Government has been 60
slack in enforcing the Con6scAtion act is under
stood 20 lie In the Interpretation which the
President has put upon IL.
He holds, as We understand, that judicial pro-
ceedlngs are requisite, bolhin respect to proper
~ and to slsVes, before coEfscaIion aud emAn-
cipatiou can be effected under the Law. Thai
this was the intention of the fTsmers of the act.
feS who heard the discussion In Congress can
believe,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

RAEEy's GREAT SHoW.-As the Athsae uw ,
this Saturday evening, remember that Mr..
Rirey gives one of bis wOrld-AstoDshlng exhi-.
billions OF bis skill in controlling and tanning wild
and savage horses. His small ponies, too, will
be eight we'll worth going to see. Above al, -,
remember thai this Exhibition is given xpress.
lS for the beneas of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid
Society.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
A Block 20 the ColonizAliOn scheme.

A special dispatch from Washington Of Aug.
20, to the Cincinnati Gassfts, says that the re
gro colopisitiOn business has gos among the
sand bars already. The ministers from Costa
Rico and some other South American States
we're to see Secretary SEWARD the next day, to
demonstrate against the proposed settlement of
chir!qai with emlgrAnt blacks from the United
States, on the ground that no title to the land
has been procured by our Government, and
that at any rate they cannot allow colonies to
be established under foreign Gag on their ter
ritory. al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
THr RRprLIlon Rrnnnn ..,rha YYl.. Ma...

IHE KEltLLloH KEooRD. The XXIst Month.
ly Part OF thls valuable serial has jas. been is
sued. II 10 embelIiShed with Ene steel en-.
cravings of the Hon. 2 M. Stanton and Col.
G. d. Baker, and contains toe document, Ia re-.
lation to the battle Of Fort Donelson, the oeou.
patton Of Nashville, sto, lite Chronological
summary, and Its usual war miscellany In prose
and poetry. The merit of this publication, In
preserving valuable and important dooum ents
iu an accessible form. is beyond all prAiss,gt
, Pfice three dOllars volume. Address a.
?. Putnam, Pdblishsr, 6sa BrOadxsy. New
York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
"oompnrisons are OdIOus."

The New York World (RepubliCan), in speak.
Ing of the arrest Of CHARLES ISGERsoLL, of Phil
adelphla, for remarks made In q speech in that
city, Gays tina. "Mr. ISoERsoLL expressed q
doubt as to the wisdom and honesty OF the Ad.
mihistratlon; but then HORAeE GREKLEY has
dono the same thing in til.y. fold more often
sive mAnuer-yet the one offender receives a
respectful letter signed "a. LiScoLN.' and the
other Is sent to jail" Such comparisons, as
Nick Bottom would say. are "odorous |"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

sTuTFEp BINDS AT AuorrON. call atten-
tion to the sale at auction Of large collection
of stuffed birds, now on exhibition at the sales
room of W. R. Kent. 1902 south High street.
They are certSInly gotten up wish great care,
and reAec. much credit on Mr.. Galbraith, the
accomplished taKidermist, by whom they were
prepared. Thessle will come OF at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning Go and see them. d2s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
No Volunteering for Nine Months
Service.

The following dispatch was telegraphed tc
Governor GAMBLE, of Missouri, under date OF
Washington, August ":
To GOVERNOR GAMBLE:-You Inquiry wheth.
er volunteers for nine (9) months will be &C.
cepted, 10 lieu of drafted men, has been under
consideration OF the Department; and nov an
nounce that no bounty or advance pay can DO
allowed to such volunte6rs, and as only volun
teers Tor three (3) years, or the war, have been
called for By the President, volunteers for shott,
er terms will not be accepted.
(S.Eued) ga EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

but the one that ws knew bsiore sectional par
ties consnm mated their work OF hatred. II is
for thia Consultation and this Union that the
noble volunteer army 10 nov pouring out its
blood on the mountain-tops, In the valleys and
on the plains, and that blood cries aloud for the
punishment Of those traitors who curse "the
Constitution as Il 10 and the Union as Il Was.h
Let us not, fellow Democrats. cease 10 guard.
protect and deiepd II. IL Is freiRhted With ali
that is dear 10 ne se men, and as American cit-
ixsna We should prize ID above ell earthly good
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

The FiFTIETH oEo.-.By dispatch reeeiytd
last night from Camp Denuisou, We learn that
the 5O'h Ohio, Colonel Taylor. is nov complete,
She teuth company as well as Colonel Taylor
and the Ofi'srS under him having been yes.er.
day afternoon mustered into the service BY
Captain Bond, United States recruiting officer.
The sob 10, therefore, nov ready and waiting
for marching orders to the. field Of actiye
service. W. ef
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

U James Casssdy, Of Capt. Allis's company,
20 b oaiO, appeared Unexpectedly in the city
yesterday morning, and not being able to give
very consistent account of how he came here,
was arrested by officer Davis, and placed by
him In the custody of the Proves, Guard. Jim
was then ironsd and seat to Camp Chase to be
returned to his regiment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
jul595-d&w6w.

HUDsoa's UNRIvxLED Tooth PAsrE The
best DentJsics now in use. C,ans. vhitsns and
at the sawe lime prt"rUes the Teeth; Heals
disss1ed Gums and PuTbfes the BSraih; Possess
es neiLher Aik9tbs, Aeids or any injurious Aub-
stance Well khoUR and ysliabLe persouO ,eeom.
mend IL HIGHLY. Its tffecs are aiways pleasant.
Try IT,. -NgF n ELE1
Sold at studer's Periodical Stand. and at
Samuel's, Naples, Schueller's, Fisk l. Ridg.
ways, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and BY good
Druggists everywhere. t.r
July IL, ls62-dly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

OThere were in camp at Cleveland on
Tnursday two thousand three hundred and
sixty eight troops. The 1904 Ohio has one
hundred and sixty-three surplus men, who will
form company to be assigned to the l24.h.
There ore already two full companies in camp
for the l2Aih.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Additional surgeonu.

The following surgical appointments have
been made:
H, A. Bodan, Oxford, Assistant Surgeon
lISlb; ]. H. Ayres, Surgeon Sab; D, Richards,
New PHILADELPHIA, Assistant Surgeon 26.h; R.
NJ. Denig, Columbus, Surgeon; E G. CLARK,
Willoughoy, Senior Assistant lllth; c. Nj.
CbalfAnt, BecksVille, Junior Assistant lllth;
J. J. Mullen, New Richmond, Surgeon ll2.h.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

PREAcHIEo politics has become so common 10
these days that the following brief conversation
has pretty sharp point to Il:
PAseESoER-"Well, oonductvr, what news In
the pOliaclt world7'
CoNDucroR DONE know, s'r; IhGvsR't been
10 church ior the laat two SuudaIs."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

HORAoE GREELEY tbinks JlN LANE hiss dc.
graded his negroe volunteers BY employing
them to guard his secession prisoners. HORAcE
asks, "Wby should all the dirty work be put
upon the negroes1" OF course it should not,
according to Abolition philanthropy; it should
all be put upon white men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

TENDER or SERvIoEs To GOVERNMENT BY A VET
IRAN OF THE WARlBl6l2.-ColoneI H. b. Arm.
strong, the son of John Armstrong, Secretary OF
War under President NJ .dison, and one OF the
heroes ofthe war of 1879, nov seventy years OF
age, has come to Washigton to tender to the
Government the services of himself and two
cons In the present emergency. He is q war
worn veteran, bat ia willing 10 spend the last
hours of his lite to give his sons to the N Ante.
nance Of the Union and the Constitution.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

MARRIAGE OF CATHOLIC PMEsTs.--The civil
tribunal of Perigeux, France. has decided the
test csse of Father de Lavriere by declaring
that there is no French Law prohibiting the mar
riage of Roman Catholic priest since he does
not, by taking holy orders, lose any oi his rights
as citizen. The Code Napoleon declares that
marriage is purely civil compact, and under
this law the decision 10 made. The civil func-
tionAries are, therefore, ordered to publish the
banps Of Father LAvriere with Elizabeth Fras-
sanRe,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Local Ma t ters.

RELIoI:us SERvIoEs AT CAMP CRLsE.-The 0
Rev. W. c. Roberts, of Wilmington, Della.
ware, will preach In the camp to. morrow after
noon, weather permitting. Services will COM
mence at hall. past three O'Clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30

U Twenty rebel prisoners, captured BY the
Home Guards at DAnvllle, Ky, arrived at Gov.
ington on Thursday, in charge Of q squad of
soldiers detailed from the Lexington Provost
Guard, and were sent forward 70 Camp Chase.