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Cincinnati Mnrket.-JuIy 2s.

FL0UR-The market IL still in dull and lfeless con-
dition and quotations entirely nominal superHne
Is offered freely at 81 o5 for the hest brands, and extra
at "a 1904 IS, without finding buyers. Family. which
has been hand for some time be bought at prices
ranging from "a rs to S. but fresh ground 10 scarce
and held firmly at IS to IS 50 according TO quality and
reputation Of brand Trade brands Of extra are taken
to moderate extent by the retailers and bakers at s5 to
IS IS.
WHEAT-The offerings to-day were light, with fair
dtmand from the interior milles and shippers and al
the close holders were contending for advance OF 90
&c per bushe but have not yet succeeded Ia obtaining
It. The prices offered are $4,000 for prime new red;
90992o for old 95906c for Ohio aud Indiana white and
~ OO9l Us for prime new and old Kentucky white.
C0RN-The receipts continue light, with fair de.
mand and the market rules firm at 57D58c for shelled
and ear in bulk, H..
0ATs-There is generally irmer feeling 10 the mar
ket under the reported advance In Chicago but the de-
mand continues light and though quiet the market ruler
firm at 60c In bulk aud 70971o iucludng sacks Ohocs
heavy Oats are and will command 23c per bush
| more than the above quotations.
RYE-RemAins dull and nominal at $50, for prime
| samples on arrival, which is the asking figure.
BARLkY-There some lots of the new crop In thu
market, but buyers and sellers are very wide apart
their views and there Is nothing being done. The price,
asked are 81 209l 30 but buyers refuIe to make pur
chases at over 81 for the best.
HAY-The demand continues good, and the receipts
being light the market is firm at $4,000 per ton fol
prime Timothy in bales arrival, and S23924 from
store.
WHIsKY-In fair request, with sales $50 brls al
aeh942Sc, the latter rate for wagon.
Enquirer.
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s,nuab,er at Ohnr,e.,ou

NEW YORK, July 29.-The following 10 letter from
officer on board the Chippeway in Charleston harbor
CHARLESTON, July Il. Tho Chippewa has gained great
credit for going than any Of the other gunboats
and firing faster Yesterday the right OF the
wooden sdes, next to the Monitors. The rebels gave
but very few shots, giving most OF their attention the
Monitors, Ironsdes and batteries. The gunboau were
at work from eight In the morning till after seven In the
evening The iron clads engaged the rebels at little
after twelve but our work play, compared with the
charge In face OF the fire from Fort Wagner and Sumter
II move hkd been made two or even one hour esrl
or than 1t was Wagner would have been at this
present moment. After they got it was SO darkso
they say who lived to get out aganthat rebels fired
on rebels, and Union on Union-sumter killing az
many rebels sit did Of our men-our battery killing
% many friends ~ foes. The carnage, for shall mot
call II anything else, was awfu-our loss from
hundred to one thousand Killed, wounded and missing.
It said that the Massachusetts, Eleventh led the van
and all but six officers were killed. wounded or taken
prisoners. They fought very hard.
Our men were In the fort something like two hours,
and It was nothing but the confusion and darknss ss
not being able TO tell friend from fOe that obliged them
70 get out. ,pe14, ,i,s 4, $3.50. r., III. 80
Wagner Is destined to be ours. 1t will be, for Gil
more is not the man to give Il up.
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them q lot Of window and door frames, which
we're consumed. eaA~
One Of the stables was occupied BY colorsd
man named Evans, who had In Il horse, har-
ness. . cart, two wagons and quantity of hay.
This property was ell destroyed.
From the stables the FIRE caught In small
frame building In the rear of R. P. Booksr's
dwelling house, occupied by colored woman
named Roberts. The goods In the frame were
savedi but tho building itself Was nearly OF
quite burned up. Booker's house escaped with
out serious damage.
A frame building, formerly used as Csrtsu.
ser's shop, on the east eide Of tho alley, and in
rear of Mr.. Clarks (Iately Mr.. MIner'e) house,
took fire from the burning stables, and wss
rendered quite worthless. In and near this
building q lot Of salt was stored In barrels
which was not seriously damaged Several o.
the buildings in the vicinity were more or lesl
sccrched and blackened.
10 the efforts to prevent the FIRE spreading "a
s'ill 6, eater extent, much credit is due to tho
exertiOns of citizens, and especially of soldiers
who materially aided the Fire Department.
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lily 25.4R2sw.

AUCTION SALE OF LIvERY.-Havipg concluded
to change my business, will offer my entire
livery stock at auction, on Saturday, August
Let, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at my
stable on the corner Of Chapel street and Fair
alley, between High and Front streets, in the
city Of Columbus, consisting of the following,
to'wit: Ten head of horses, six buggies, one
light barouch carriage, two rev spripg wagons
eight Gets Of siugle harnesa, two sets of light
double carriage harness, one set Of wagon do.
one four horse sleigh, one two horse do, two one
horse do, six strings Of bells, lot OF robes
saddles and brides, one emitting box and various
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms cash. P; CORIGAN.
V.R. GLAzHR, Auctioneer.
Columbus, July 2S-d4tWlt. 80
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new York marKo,.-JuIy 20.

ooTroN-MOre active and armer at e9c for midlInt
uplands.
FLOUR-opened heavy and closed dull at to 100 low
er, with sales at - 9O5 is for extra state; e5 50S
60 extra round hoop Ohio; S5b597 10 for common t
good trade brands.
WHIsKY-Heayy and declining at 45c.
WHEAT-Du and lc lower. Sales at 81 00Dl II
for Chicago spring; 81 119i % for Milwaukee club
22C91 20 for winter red western.
C0RN-0pened steady and closed heavy and lc lower
with sales at 6S@69Ac for mixed westerni clo,ing dul
at inside prices. ...
0ATB-Dull at7l973c.
W0 L-Quet, without material change.
sUGAR-steady at l09l0Ho for N. o.
P0BK-0pened quiet and closed dull heavy and low
er, with sales at 3l 50@Il 62k for old mess; Sl3 q
@l3 SIX for new do; slO9ll old and primei I'll 81
9l6 90 new prime mess
CUT MEArs-shade frmer at 4h95c for shoulders
8k@eAc for hams.
BAOON7,sides dull for new.
LARD--flfm at 9h9l0c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

A GENTLEMAN from the Muskingum valley
came over here on Tuesday TO see the Govss,
nor, but he was in Cincinnati with Burnside.----
Tie people down there had heard of the Mor-
gan ovation at our depot, on Monday-thss ev-
cry body had turned ont 10 see him--even the
Governor. The Muskiogum valley gentleman
concluded that 20 good thing" might be made
out of seiiesof Morgan exhibitions Hence,
his visit here to see Governor Tod. sith view
Of negotiating for Morgan, for that purpose
The Governor being away. the gentleman from
Mu,kinsum returned home yesterday, without
accomplishing any thing! 8A
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a OWL war In A,nens, Greece.

BosroS, July 29.-Dr. King writes to the Traveller
from Athens Greece. under date Of July 4h az follows
am now In the midst Of civil war. Party spirit and
love Of rule have at length divided the soldiers and cit
isens into two hostile bands and In the streets and
lqnares Of the city blood has been flowing for two days.
July list and 3D. the battle was necessarily raging and
the sound OF guns and told that the OF
death was going Yesterday through the interven-
tion Of the Ministers OF the three protecting powers
hours was proclaimed which will end to night or to-
morrow, and the above Ministers have proclaimed that
II fighting should commence during the time Of the
truce, they will all leave the place and 90 board ships
and invite all under their protection to 10 aso and cut
OF all connection with country from which true pa.
triotism seems to be forever exiled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

EDITOR OHIO bTATRsMAR
Please announce tho name OF 6AMUKL QUICK as q
candidate for County Treasurer subject to the decision
Of the Democratic county convention, and oblige r
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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The Pirate Florida az Bermuda

HALIFAX, July 80. Brig Devonshire, with Bermuda
dates to the lst Of July arrived to-day. The privatee
Florida arrived at Bermuda the 10th to repair dam
age to her machinery and leak. She anchored at frs
outside and the following day allowed to enter the
harbor She saluted the British flag and the salute wa
returned, Aconsiderable interchange OF civlies hal
taken place between officers Of the Florida and the
shore, and the papers have been filled with communca
tions laudatory OF the craft. oficersand crew.
Since the advices Of the lh the Florida has destroy
ed twelve other vessels The Of only one is gver
the Brig. VIM. D. Nash, Of Cherryheld, bound from
French account,
The Florida sailed within afy miles Of New York fl
search OF the Ericsson, which she chased some time
but the brricsaon escaped In gale. She shortly afte
destroyed the Nash. N.rs.
There had been serious alteration between member
Of the 3ph Regiment, and the OF the blockaders il
Bermuda, but the authorities promptly nterered AM
reatored quiet.
Exaggerated Southern accounts OF Lees raid wer
brought by the blockade runners. The Venus, fron
Wilmington, with dates to the 10th say Harrisburg
In Lees hands, and other accounts quite correct
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Notice is hereby given to the Democracy of franklin
county to meet Friday the 3lst day Of July 1863 for
the purpose Of electing delegates to attend the County
Convention to meet at the City Hall in the city Of Co
lumbus, on Saturday. the 1st day Of August 1862 at 10
o'clock A. M. for the purpose Of nominating
Two Representatives. one Probate Judge; one Sheriff,
Treasurer; Auditor; one County Commissioner;
| one Coroner, and one Inhrmary Director.
Also. at the same time aud place, delegate from
Ward and Townahp will be elected to the Senator
al Convention to nominate candidate for Senator for
this Senatorial District Time for holding the Senatorial
Convention will be hxed hereafter. 5.slf
The polls win be opened at o'clock and closed at
O'Clock P. M In the Township and will open O'Clock
and close ct o'clock p. N. In the city.
The following the number Of delegates allotted to
each wsrdof the City Of Columbus and each Township
Of the county q Enkn based upon the votes cast fol
sepeme Judge in 1862 allowing one delegate for each
fifty and On additional delegate for each fraction o
twenty-five votes 90 cast.
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baltimore Tobacco markes-July "a

BALTIMORE, July 24th business In Maryland Leaf
between the views Of buyers and sellers The few tns
actions reported show decline Of fully cent per D.
Ohio has been quiet but CLOSES steady the stock In fac
tors hands being small. Prices, which are altogether
Maryland % 509e9, good common do 600ol0 so;
middling do n@eR, good To hne do u 50@el5, fancy
do l69eH, Inferior TO good common Ohio brown
and spaDgled do 120e; and good and hne yellow lad
el5 common Kentucky lugs 10 5001ll. good do ii SO
@el2 50 common leaf eli; good 10 fne do l5De20
and selected do 20@e25 per 100 lbs The Inspections
for the week ending July 23d, Maryland los hhds,
Ohio 3e4 hhds, and Kentucky 50 hhdstotal e02 hhds
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ItERORTED FOR THE STATESMAN
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Up to e o'oiock this Morning.
a war wIth EnRIand ImmInant.

NEW YoRK, July 2D.--The Herald's Washington dis.
patch Ss Earl Russell has this been informed that
the United States will not permit the fitting out OF yes
sells o. war In British ports to prey upon
and that II allowed to proceed we shall not hesitate
70 90 Into British ports to capture such vessels II this
be war, England must make the most OF II. In little
while all the principal southern ports from Virginia 10
Texas, will be garrisoned with Union troops and our
whole navy, except what may be required TO keep open
navigation Of the Mississippi will be liberated for oper
atom against foreign foe,
There are indications that the British Government
VIII take sensible view Of the cou1e and avoid any
collision with as; but II It should not we shall unques
onably have foreign war upon our hands without de-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

NEW YORK, July 29.-The Herald has the following
from the Rappahannock 9th: Union force now occu
pies the north bank Of the Rappahannook river near the
station. Fortifcaons erected by Gen. Pope serve Ia
screen our pckets from the enemy observation Their
pickets mounted and dismounted In plain view and
cavalry patrol their beats within short carbine range
The river at this point snot fordabe for large force
although would be possible for small body Of cavalry
to cross.
1t is stated by rebel prisoners that Stuart no lopHe
commands the rebel cavalry, but has been assigned
an infantry corps and has been succeeded In the cava
by FitEhugh Lee.
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Oievei.nd marke,-July Qs

FL0UR-sales 100 brls red donbe extra at % Is; AM
200 brls Indiana white wheat at 90 0O.
WBBAT-Sales 1900 bush red from store at 81 09; II
bush Indiana white free board at 81 12 Ken
tucky white at 81 % ard red on track at 81 07.
C0RN-saes cars at SIC on track. t|lI
0ATS--Lower. Sales l car at 60c and l car at 6lc-
both on track. .... .l
HIaHWINEg-ssles so brls at 4oc.
BUTTER-Very dull at l49l5c for Western Reserv
and 12(013kc for Central.
EGG5-Sales Of few bols at 12kc.
DkIED APPLEe-Sales several hmall lots at So.
DRIED PEAoHEs-sales unpeeled ct % and peele
at 1Sc.
0IL-0arbon Is held at 55c and Linseed at 81 90.
00FFEE-Has declined. We quote Rio at 3O932
and Java at 81 k@39c. III.
sUGARs-Are lower and selling as follows: Cub
llK9l2c; Porto Rico l2913c; New Orleans l2k@
13hc: white coffee 4k@l4x; yellow coffee l2Xd
l3xc and crushed, powdered and ganulsted, l5ka
l5kc.
sALT-sslling at - 90 for Fine and % O5 for ooars
and Ground Solar. r EH
REoEIPTs-33OO bushels wheat and car oats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

HAvlNe received this day July 29!h, 1859
from Fl. R. Beeson, Agent Western Massa'
chuaetts Insurance Company, Of Pitt.fe
Massachusetts, the full amount Of my claim
being total loss on my building destroyed by
fire this day at FIVE P. M, take great pleasur.
IN expressing my thanks for the promptness ant
liberality with which my claim has been paid
(Nithin one hour after the FIRE occurred), ant
cordially recommend the General Agency o.
II. K. Beeson 10 all my friends who deeire fire.
class Insurance aud the prompt cash payment o.
Losses.
1r sf5 EDWIN DOMONEY.
CoLunBus, o., July 80, 1863
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wool MARKET.
NEW YORK.

The operations the past week have been extremely
limited, and confined to pressing wants. Manufactured
have been numerous but their purchases are
Tendency At the co,e vas dsc,ssav Ine
scriptions, -'' "'' ue'
Our advces from the country are conflicting this week.
Some Of our friends advise Of Co., and Others c
90 the figure at which most OF the growers hold In differ
ent sections Of Ohio They report sales to any
at these figures, but the farmers not disposed TO re
D'iVM a,crg ar1 ny ,es ~ tSs r.,,ro.s,
anv im6ortance have taEsn niscs snd NJ ,;ani VI
ta,ions can be oivsn fhst iii .osS n NJ s quo
market, In fact there n NO msrsst Rnvsrs h,e e
city Yesterday were Offering So CENTS With ,is sa
cess Agents were IN the interior In the early part Of
ne week eApecung 10 OBTAIN good article for 62k and
% cents
Bosros. sxcitemsnt IN th,s us,ts, h.. ,,..,,.,
countrv without hovever s VET essct,nr 49, tns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

TIE best advice that can be taken Is to saus
yous natural teeth and keep your gums sound by
using HuDson's UHRivALLED TOOTH PASTE. Call
for 10 at studer's. Marple's, samusl's. Roberts,
Wilson's, scbueller's, shaup's, Denig's, Ridg-
ways, J. Fowler's, D. d. s., or at Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumsrs anywhere. Try Il one
and all N ----
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/, Extrnc,s from RABBI Papsrs i.

FoRTRKss MoSRoF. July es.--The iag Of truce steam
New York arrived from Oity Point last evening ehl
brings Richmond dates TO the 27th. The following
extracts from Richmond papers;
The Fayetteville N. O., Observer rays that DR.. Nor
rs, President Of the Telegraph Company, should dis
miss the enterprisng reporter who invented the stoy
OF Gen. Leo taking forty thousand prisoners.
Gold 10 worth eleven dollars in Richmond.
The Mayor Of Savannah has issued proclamation
requesting ell residents Of the city organize for home
defense, and all managers Of stores, workshops and
other places Of business to cose them at two o'clock
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for purpose Of drll.-
he directs an enrollment TO DO made Of every In
the city capable Of bearing arms. .Nsl s't
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

ALF BuRNErr was last night greeted With Q
crowded house at Nsughson He'll. His repre-
ssntation of School Boy Of Poor Memory, In
the scene entitled "Mary had little Lamb"
was the quiniesoenoe Of all that 10 funny. All
who wish to enjoy good laugh should not fall
to go and hear him tonight, rs this 10 positive.
" the last night. as-ia -. ar.., ..a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
Senatorial Convention.

The delegates elected to nominate Demo.
cratic candidate for Senator for the counties Of
franklin and Piekawsy, will meet ln Conven,
tion In the city Of Columbus, on Monday. the
third day Of August, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, for
the purpose Of making said nomination.
by order Of the Democratic Central Commit.
tees Of Franklin and PickaWay counties
s f7l @sla- WILLIAM DOMIGAN,
Chm Dem: Cenl Committee Of franklin Co
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

KENNEDY has been making quite an improve.
ment 10 bic store room. He has had . door
put 10 between IL and the hall Of the postcfioe.
Tbs is great convenience and accommodation
to he public, as we'll as an important advantage
to himself and his business. .saE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

WE desire to again call attention TO the ad-
vertlsement Of McColm, Miles q McDunalds,
(suecossors to Geo. aud VIM. Med Dsnsld) deal.
ers in choice family groceries Of every dsscrip1
tiou, imported and domestic also, Aue wiues,
rdi,ls. brsndIes and other liquors, etc. Theirs
Is q bod Institution to palfonizs. ~. va
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

. wAsHrxGroN, July 90 -Commander Henry A. Wise
has been appointed chief Of Bureau Of Ordnance In the
Navy Department. ilsgf-s ssrs
In the list Of dismissed from the military service for
the week ending Saturday last officially announced
Infantry for dsoy conduct and the utterauce OF ais
loyal sentimentsI Gap tain w. Il. Bnrke, 1911 o. " L.
rtrcasonabe language and disoyalsy; Lieutenant
p. Dc Silva 18Th Ohio Volunteers, for writing and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
From Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, July 90 The following information was
received at headquarters last night: Col. Pegram with
between fifteen hundred and two thousand crossed
the Cumberland river day or two sinoe and moved
north toward Richmond. He in the vicinity OF thai
place at last accounts. The prevailing opinion here In
military circles Is that when Pegram started he was no
aware Of the capture q Morgan, and contemplated
sstDg him to escape. The disposal Of forces In Ken
lucky such that II will be impossible for him to ehe
advance much further or escape.
Morgan will doubtless be sent back to Columbus AM
put IN the penitentiary.
The draft takes place In this State In Q few days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

u FnE.-A are broke out about four o'clock
yesterday afternoon in stable on .he west side
Of the alley between High and Third streets
and on The north side Of Long street Il .
said TO have been caused BY ths fnDg Of Apis
tol, the wad lodging In the hay In che stable.
The FIRE spread rapidly, burning up two stables
belonging TO J. L. Hughes, who bad In one Of
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RumOrs In Regard TO Lee,s Move.
menGA.

New YORK, July 29.-washington dispatches to the
Herald say: 1t is stated by secession sympathzers in
this city, usually we'll informed in regard to rebel move
mentS that Gen. Lees army is to re.occupy It's former
pos tions south OF the Rappahannock at
There reason to believe the government anticipated
such movement Of the rebel forces The destruction
OF what remained Of wharves and buildings at Aqua
Greek three days ago by the rebels is another evidence
Of this II evidently to embsrrass
much as possible the establishment OF base OF
plies at that place,
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New york stock market.-Ju,v %,

Stocks higher and closed strong. Chicago Rock L.
land l05%; Milwaukee aud Prairie du Ohien 90; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago 75k; Alton and Terrt
Haute 60l; Cleveland and Pittsburg 97x illinois Cen
trail scrip ll4K; Erie pfd l05k; Hudson l49k; Harlem
1913; Reading l0eX; Michigan Central 1l6; Michigan
Southern e9K; Galens and Chicago 100; Ere lOSN
New York Central ls7X. Missouri 6's 7OX; o. 8. 81
81 registered 105k.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

TIE DRAFr.-Is 10 announced that .he draft
will take place In this State in few days -
Surgeons have been appointed to perform duty
in that connection, and ordered to Camp Chase
The detailed Equads from each Ohio regiment
to take charge of the drafted men are daily ar
rViuR,
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ALL kinds Of Glass, Earthen, Tin and Stone
Fruit Jars, can be had at wholesale or retail o,
G. 7. Piaf's QueensWare Store, No. 259 South
High street, opposite Headly, Richard & Co.'s
dry goods store. Whoever wishes anything IN
the fruit jar and queensware line, will do well
BY giving him call before purchasing else
where, for you will certainly make good bar
gains.
iuly 25.4s2tW.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.

WEEKLY RkvIHw.
FtouR--salesat s5 4O35 so for red, and e5 COOS 80
for whitei market unsettled.
WmAr-Red, at 60c; White, 00c.
OoRE--sales at 45@50c
OATs-sales at 450D50c.
RYE-smal sales 45lp50o.
HAY-sales ut % O00l0 90. .t..
PoTAToEs-sales at 81 250l 90
BKANs-sales at % 00G2 25.
6ALT-rules at ~ 1902 40 per Dbl.
FsH-white rules at sJ2 90 per Dbl
BARLRY-lelling at CSC.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

How. NOAH H. swAYsE, Of this city. one Of
the Justices Of the U. 8. Supreme Court, has
been compnmented with the honorary degree Of
LII. d. twas conferred on him BY Dartmouth
College. N. H., atits ninety fourth commence
ment anniversary, on Thursday, July 23d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

To DE HELD As HosrAors.-The Secretary Of
War has issued an order that John Morgan and
his commissioned officers shall be confaed 10
the Pententiary 10 this city, till Col stssisht's
officers are released or exchanged by the rebels.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

THE privates OF MorgAu's command, csptured
In Columbiana county and taken to Camp
Chase, numbered FIVE hundred and ninety nine.
The officers captured In the same locality we're
forwarded to Cincinnati -A