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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-05
DIR. ADOLFUS'S
Select School for Young Gentrmen

AT FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
N North Of college Hill The course OF study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, Together
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Natural History
and Chemistry.
The study u the French and German languages con-
attu ,es prominent feature Of the School assisted by
teachers Of nence 10 science the Principal feels us
tHed in promising his pupils all the benefits OF Euro
pean education.
The school Is agreeaby situated an extensive farm
the house Is aoummodious buding measuring l75 feat
In front,
The School con nues 10 session during the hot season.
as the refreshing rural scenery la which It 10 located
holds out q eat advanta, es.
Terms, inq taitor, board washing fuel, light
etc. $3.50 per annum, pay aLle quarterly in advance
RkPKRkNCKs:
Hon. Beamy storer, Prof Geo 3. Day Lane semlna.
ry, 8. Y. Cary, B,Q. VIM. P. Hubert, ESQ.,, Robert
Mitchell EsI, Milton say Ter, E'Q Hon Georse uo"d'
ley. Rev II. Allyn President Wesleyan Female oollege,
Dsvid Gibson. Esq., II Krs,ler, ESQ. W. Wright,
Eco. HoD, J. b. GALLO y y. dae, Efq B. Homana,
Jr., washnstoH Mclean, Esq, e. P. starr, Eaq, etc.
juy20n.
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a 1sE NATION = a. PLAA AfORSn.
aParposes o. the War.

Oouaarss. ~ vorr ur,nLv UNANIMOUS, PASSED TIn
,oat,,wtua ensoLrTlpH. wHICn ExPRbssn Tur vOra o.
m, n. rtpr .nD 10 rHu r-uu srAsDaRo % LorALTr
III rha h. present spoabe esii .sf has beeu forced
.oon th, ooantrS by the dsiniunsts OF the +cuther
stnts., uos In arms against the oOus uonai Govern
rnt and 10 arms around the Capital; that In this Ma
tonai emsrseucy oonSress baIishiug all feeling Of
mare ona,ion aud resentment S'h recolect only ",
Iu,y 4, the ~ho. country; hnhis Dir u not uonoei
> fAsir v1ss IN an si,iruo "PfroSsfoh. o' foT dHs
oerD q. ~ o0aQae1 suhtay,t.o ~ iruTi~'Ne o.
vo,.tavo,Oia0 0V laterfertH. Uth ~ rtghS stdo.
H.A.i lm.tts LoHs n Aoss Stiss but 20 Isfs~d d"d
a I,nL,is "a u asmscy NJ tAe Constitution d"d u,
Dr.,rrDe tAs Uaion otis the diyniy egE"tft ana
vtvAl Of a. ssperaI &au Ua'DlIIt sd' dNd hdi 90
sSon as Msss objects are asO0npsAed Ao '0dF o'vA'
osdse."
TT On tls oEv n lions BIRTHDAY; zoe der'd,s o
ovr 6osS toA0 are re6 ugainsf me st 'ntrests o.
b1ankia T. tut his dSTny ~ entsr ha CdptW o.
"a socsiDed Conrstsr ,cy ihn our ma tOndI C'Hrtf
Itioa .A.IA pvsvai and t,n he UniO7s which nLofl'
80 tn..r. Isit,ra1 p,ace and eternal secErnv
saoA Stdfs ntst and sAah bs prsssreed
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
n7P IAold tb0t fNs Gorenm'nt rds xndds on "
lokfts bosfs BY uhue men. IOr TIE bsnsh or achih
STE HEN A. DOUGLAS.
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u About twenty soldiers arrested as desert.
ere were on Wednesday sent from Camp Chase
to their respective regiments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-05

u The 4ad Ohio is at Cumberland GSp
aud the 9Th at F,rtress Monroe.
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The wounded "G tho Nineiy-FIfth
OhlO,

-
A. G. TurHER, Adjutaut Of the s5th Ohio
Gebds from Falmouth, Kentucky, under date o.
the 30 inst, the following as q partial list o.
the wounded Of that regiment. The killed
were buried by the enemy:
NJ ,r Brumbsck, Capt Thomas, Cshl Oar
ley, Henry Cooking, Douglass, F. M. Whita'
ker, j. N sab, W Crawford, L. 8 rain, F. Sic.
vepsop, W. Winchell,S s s. Smith, T. Stockton,
]. flise. w. 8. Ridephour, Bell W. Post. J.
Nixon, E Crosby, J Shire. J Mullind, L.
Mock, Geo. Huntley, T. R. Pittmsn, D d.
Hsmlen, T. Johnson, E Parker, T o Davis,
E. Howell. s Piice, T Moore, T. B. Ford, G Geo
Kis.r, J. B. Taylor, Hutchinson. J. Will
cox, D 8 NTH, Geo Ruggle, s. A Crimson, ].
Wilson, d. Allen, w. H. Scoboy, w. Prostel
Smith, s N Williams, Geo. Wilson. J. White
WIN. Koisht, W. Coffman, Geo. Young. ]
Brecket, A. Greene, G. Achineon, and VIM
Reason. AA
The above named wounded were left In hos
pitsl Of Richmond. Kentucky, In care of Dr.
DrLIaND and sufficient number Of nurses.
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STAT e M e N r

Of the Condition of the Treasury
of Franklin County, August 30.
1859.
Amount Of money In the hands Of John G.
Th, mp ,op, County TIeasurer, as per set.
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TNHE CRITICS AND THE PUBLIC ARE RIGHT
l. in predicting that this will surpa in graphic mar
ratve exciting interest," aud extensive popularity, all
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OF the War, by joins LoTHRoP MOTLEY LII. D., author
OF THE Rise OF the Dutch Republic" etc the dates OF
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURROP
P0R THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENESs,I IN
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INCIPIENT cox.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel,
ing Rail Road.

la a.
On AND APTKR MONDAY, Nor 18th. 1862, Pas
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(sundays exeePtedJ
II O5 A. n. Mail Train, stopping all stations ar
ayes At PittsblEEh at +:1O P. 81, and
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6e+0 P II. EEpress Train, arrives At Pittsburgh at
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rive at Bridgeport At 6rl0 P. NJ and 6=st A A.
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n, th-NF ~ ~
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D. B. WILLIAMS. Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
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Incorporated Feb. I'D, 1851.
nApWTaT. STnnE szOu oon

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
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Ne respectfully solieit the attention Ct ali ste
have mineral Lands for sale to send rs stateEfsT
Of the aame dseEfb4nS the kind Of uinerals % thsf
lAlds the number Of acres the location. and ths III
st eash prize they willing take for aid la1dA
We shGu work only such mines e. pay largely, tGf
books for subscription TO the EtPek are olsH e
the oeses Of the Company, Main street, northUsai
No q Locust street An Whe feel interest II tbs
business, and have money, VII do vel 90 cal al
snhsrrihe- ThOse gtshing stock, living ont q Ia'
city, can secure IL by enclosing ten per cent Of
Gmo1nt wanted % the Prasident % Treasurer
DIREeI0Gs=
Henry D. Bacon, Ksq7 N.tthsv Batter, L'd'
yO'sPh IaiLEOR, Ia. p A-Lyneh, Esi-
L. v. S'EJ' $50 5oaePh fHy1s' L'a7
H.az D. B.o aa'''1l'i 11.Bey.
II. BUTLER, TreaH. ALFRED CLAP, PES1f
The above prospectus has up TO this date bssa
publiahed IN Only one of leading plpsrs fE Tea
days. No extra eorts 70 get stock taken kGEs bts2
made; yst tbs public % yell Appreciate the go
nas1 % the onteFprise, that over fTO hundred thc
and doliaFs Of the stock bas already been taxa We
would bTieay state that the ihares SIS e.r 80
in full without further liability; Transferable y s.
lToTy5 Registered cnly Wien diEids1ds TeesiSed-
Any poIaon having money to spare. can. BY the -
Chase q GlEare1 IN the MiaaCuFi Mining CcmPasy
make an Investment that will pay largely, AID hss
stock that Il readily e0uTeTted into cash Tithoui -
All eommunieatfonB to the President prnDPH5
I s.. -. No. M.r.h = 1ss1.