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whstapd shot shell and torpedoes used 10 every con.
ceivabie manner, until saw with my own eyes the re-
Yankeedom Ii quite place after all and genius, which
s not needed abroad s brought out here, osered and
now brings untold results. All honor 10 Ericsson and
praise and distinction the gallant commanding officers
and crews OF the wonderful Monitor batteries
~ .ue s,;,s ~ sSer snS shs
congratulations they received from anxious nqurers.
They were tired, true but forgetting that Fort Meal
lister only target they wanted 10 20 up again in the
morning to tear down the work.
Briesdicr General Seymour and Capt. Duane, OF the
q VINO peu. hn Inc @ 90 ~ ho
strongest earthwors they ever saw and wonder nj the
execution the iron vessels made upon IT, The work Is not
worth shucs us, and, matter what the intention
OF tho officials was may rest assured that
are much Obliged TO them the OF the fort
20 s.rshy use % u.s. the Nashville gone up in smoke
and Hames and don't care " they build up sand banks
reaching up 70 the clouds; we shall not bother them
voted their whole attention 10 the destruction Gripping
Of the headmoet vessel, the passaic
II i fair 70 presume that the garrison somewhat
tired out and were glad leave tina,
they could rest and repair damages but We were deter
mined TO trouble them somewhat s, so we placed
during tho night intend occasionally to throw In few
shells to them know are up and doing and to prac
tice NOR Tar firing at night.
wv ''' = rrmHrn on rHoJRcrrn FIRED.
We have fred from the three iron cads and three NOR
ars three hundred aud twenty one proecties all shells
The enemy has thrown two hundred and seventy seven
proecties all solid shot, except few shells from their
mortar. .
n has been furious cannonade both sides. ex
pected 10 see heavy fall OF rain this evening but the
niQb il elcai and bright silvery rs beamng out
upon the placid waters of the river Every few minutes
hear the boom Of mortars, bright Hash. and sec
The tyukng fuses Of the shells they alo, and
then reaching their zenith downward pursue their
mini they fan and explode In and around the fort
e,rn To- nieht the enemy fired twice at bum
mers y one Of their prQjcctles falling quite close 10 the
para our mortar vessels made very fine practice
a. dav IN fact much better than had expected.
NV head aches With watching and the noise Of the
a~ne that must close Cor the night
am now on board the despatch boat Da1odl, bound q
port Roval and from thence TO New York.
rHR sDxTAuK ROWAN.
wYoxrsp,y March l.-The Montsnk arrived AZ Port
poysl to.day. having been conveyed around by tho
rIsmbeau IScuten art Commander upshnr ! loaru by
Der Ihat The PIssslc, while dropping down from Fort
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FORT M'AIIisrHR A fARoET.
Fort cAster Is worth nothing TO except az target,
than firing at harmless target aside from this not
worth the powder TO blow hup.
propose 10 remain behind, should this vessel 20 away
anticipated 10 chronicle the fourth engagement Of iron
cads In these waters.
Il will afford the new hand. in the use Of fifteen inch
guns opportunity TO learn many things Of Importance
and interest them There is nothing like practical
perence in these well as In other matters
strength Of their e,rhworks but let them boast they
but knew IL, them only ~ convenient target TO
practice big guns upon; guess, after what they
OF damned Yankee ironcads." as they are pleased TO
call them.
at the remains Of tho Nashville, whose dying EN-.
beers give out faint smoke, which We can readily see
even from our pIesen. anchorage Perhaps she Is trying
brought down party OF curiosity seekers.
FLEET.
MONDAY, March I've have not bad lovclcr day
aimee have been here The following vessels lying
at anchor getting ready for the work TO morrow
Iron Cidds
Montauk, Commander John L. worden
Passaic (scnor vesscl), Captain Percivsl Drayion.
Nahant, Commander John Downes.
Patapsco, Commander Daniel Ammen.
Wooden TexeLs
scbago Commander Beaumont.
Seneca, Lieutenant Commander Gibson.
w,ssahickon, Lieutenant Commander Davis.
Dawn, Acting Lieutenant Barnes
Flambcau despatch boat) Lieutenant Commanding Up
shur
Dandelon t'cnder), 1870.
Norfolk Packet, Acting Master Williams.
C. p Williams, Acting Master lawrence
Para, Acting Master Thurber
Army Ves~f
Delaware, Captain Cannon Having Brsadier General
Seymour snd Captain Duane Oh board.
Locust Point.
| George Washington (army packet vessc).
The named vessels down for purposes
not connected with naval affairs. The Delaware brings
the army officials lockers on while the Locust
Point down the Passac and the George
on service connection with movements not proper
here to euumcrate None Of the aunboas win en-
gage the fort, but possibly may tow up the mortar
schooners into their lighting positions Captain Gibson
viii surerintend tho work or the mortar vessels while
the Sebago wssahckon and Dawn will be IN reserve 10
do any duty which may be assigned 10 then.
This morning the Dawn, accompanied by the George
Washington, paid visit 10 the Green Island battery 10
afford GENERAL Seymour and Captain Duane an opportu
nifty Of visiting the work, NC.
PREPARATIONS RIOS Clans
Everything fnll ~ hustle and activity An tho ron.
cads are being stripped for the hgnt except this vessel
which being put in order for she is not going up
70 fhe battery 20 aght, simply becaus. people know
fan go how work IN ar guns with and CO Gritty
n ory aficr fur O'Clock The pnssaic fsenior vesse)
got under way and stood up the river followed ~ NE
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that which had experienced in the pilot house Tues
day four hours and hall and the two hours of
today.
The sound Of our own guns and IN.
pleasant and well might be- when u s taken into
sderation that the whole volume OF sound the
charge a each gun passed directly over and within few
inches Of heads, and the conclusion passing
into the system through the brain by the top Of
1t was far from pleasant, and, IN addition TO this
You were scarcely able TO hear the word II com
mand when the guns were fired, To hear the ofHe, 9
say, sAre YOU reaiyY'-"fire'r takes on much the
unpeasantness the shock but below you do have
that warning About hall past nine O'Clock the enemy
little more in his fire. AIRING only when
port turned towards the fort Then he would
SIP the dogs war; ~ sppss 70 se 81 nc, 81 smell
IN four minutes, which was quite often enough for the
comfort OF the enemy we we're tearing down his huge
traverse and destroying his parapcts but they were Of
SUCH colossal proportions that 1t would take more time
and ordnance stores than could devote 10 tho object
vEssna
The gunboss threw shols in line style, while the
mortar schooner occasionally burst shell in their i'm
large coast mortar ony while they paid their greater
attention 70 the snnlhaon Of little Of iron
nnsy performed neir Ra. q The duty we'll but we Were
put tore'her ~ TO substantial manner 70 DO so easily
used ~, even by accurate 0rng aud heavy blows.
our due waged WIN great warmth and " i,houi much
Variance ~ character Tor Finally 20 me. ~
was Quickly and materially changed.
- tysSp Nov.
Y was Just TX minutes past eleven O'Clock was
Brayton when niost terrific blow was srtk upon our
Aces plating directly over my head was driven with
much force chair, and my wholo MUSCULAR system
secm,d for about two minutes perfectly parayzed
was faint ard could scarcely Obtain my breath never
experienced such unpleasant sensation ia the who,
coHrse II my life. II WIS heavy shock 10 my Whole
syctein III srceeded my evperrnce in the pilo
house and thought done wrong ia quitting " AM
whis absorbed ID such thoughts slam another
such shot, bot fortunately ior me AT least about
rcet away ron whore the lrst one strucs Weak A.
was hh again gave shock aud was forced sal
ifThat The unkiudcst cot q AZ soon recoycre,
from the intense pain eunarei and resumed M,
nodes brt vas contln ualy apprehension o bayng III
dose repeated foriapuely, however, twas not shortly
utsxuaIds AR Browne, our paymas;cr, ,h0 TOOK my
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Mr., vaIlaudigham's Address and Accept.
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Mr., Vallandigham's Address and Accept.
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We publish In this number Of The srArRsHls
the address Of the Hon. CLEMEsr L. VALLAN
DIGHAM to the People Of Ohio, and his accept
ance Of the nomination for Governor rendered
him by the largest Convention Of voters ever
held In this Stale. The address is q document
that cannot fail to command the attention and
admiration Of both political friends and oppo-
nents. In It the writer firmly but temperatsly
enunciates his uuisltering devotion 10 the
Union, tho Constitution, and to those great
principles of constitutional liberty of which be
is an able and acknowledged champion. "
The Buffalo Courier, from which we copy the
address, gives IL the following editorial notice:
We are kindly enabled to publish, In advance
OF every other journal In the country, the ad-
dress which Mr.. Vallandigham, from his place
of banishment at Clifton, issues TO the people Of
Ohio. Circumstances, without parallel in the
history of the country, conspre to render this one
Of the most interesting documents Of even this
eventfuli time. Mr.. Vallsndigham has been
driven from his home, aud 10 now held in exile,
In fragrant violation Of law; and, in view Of the
wrongs he has suffered, 1t 10 surprising that his
words are 60 temperate and calm. We never
have agreed, and do not now agree, with Mr..
in his position with regard to the
war; but upon what Fremont correctly styles
u the uppofmost question of the day." his We've
and utierances are ours. He does not state the
great issue Of individual rights With whit too
much Of emphasis: The security Of the citizen
N his home, and the protection Of bis inaliena-
Die rights as o freeman, are objects which come
even closer 10 the hear o { the patriot than the
impression OF the rebellion Il .Was In recog-
iiIioh of this fscs that the Democracy OF Ohio
,hcee Mr.. Vallandigham as their ,s!andaId-besr
sr, and inasmucb ss the principles involved are
mott sacred, they are douo leis prepal ed TO con.
est with vigor an Issue which hAs been forced
ron them by the Administration.
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Archbishop Hurhes,s Letter.

! Our readers vi Hud 10 this paper letter Of
Archbishop HUoHEs, called ont BY certain
statements made recently in the New, York
Tribune. 10 IL the Archbishop very cleSily de-
Haes his position insregard to . draft or con,
scripiion. The letter will slchIyxepay On at-
tentive and careful reading ~ W. = ~ g
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An Acrostic.

We copy the foloSing acroslic from the Jour
nal, Of this city, Of Saturday morning, July ID
It would seem that even the Journal, carried
away by the increasing popular tide, has com;
mcnced to "fiurrah for vALLAsDIcHAM" Il
will be conceded, We think. by every one, that
the author Of the poeticAi ,ffusiou, Mr.. PEPrER
hss executed hs task ingeuiously, TO say the
least. We publish the acrostic U.,baim as We
find it in toe Journai, With the exception oi
what Sas evidently a typographical error. 10
the beginning Of the filth line from the end. we
have substituted for Assuring" the word "In-
surins," as Mr.. PEPPER no doubt Wfoteit Ia the
COPY be furnished the Journal j G. l':ai
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DIED.

At8 O'Clock, Saturday morning, July 18th. of Scarlet
Fever, JOIS w; -iAnlIToN, eldest son Of Dr. J. w.
l6 days9lsI " 9Tf. ~ 4&91 A@
Funeral services at the residence of Df. Hamilton, 100
North High Street, to-day (sunday, at o'clock p M.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend. ei
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THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR
THE CAMPAIGN. a5

The people of Ohio are now commence
ing apolitical campaign the most momen-
tous and important that ever occurred in
the State. In order to understand the
full scope of the great issues involved in
the contest, the press must not only be
free, but the circulation eof newspapers
must be general among the people. This
fact Democrats should not forgetnor lose
sight Of for one moment. 80 The STATES
MAN win labor diligently to sustain and
defend the principles of FREE GOVERN
MENT which it has always supported, and
in order 10 enable Democrats to difuse
1t among the people, we will receive SUBJ
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odw THE WEEKLY STATESMAN, A 2 2,
Will be sent to single subscribers at I5
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A Very Excellent Letter from Judge
2 s9i Thurman. ....,. ~, 4. :,

Judge THURMAN was invited to attend and
address the great Democsatic meeting at No:
rion on Saturday, the 18th instant; but being
unable to 60, be wrote the following timely and
spprop opriate letter to the Chairman Of the Dem.
ocratic Genital Committee at that place. II D.
one Of the fuest and best Of the many excellent
papers that have been given to the public since
the opening Of this campaign, and reflects great
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production OF scholar and Q ststesman, and
viii be perused With intense interest through.
out the State. The papers VIII priut Is, and the
people will read IL. Here It is; ysl7s as;tsq ,
80 JUDGE rHUBMAn's LETTER.
s Columns, 0Ho, July l6, 1868.
MY DEAR Sm.-Yours Of 18th inst. has
been received. Il would give me great pleas
urs 20 attend your meeting next Saturday, we're
Il in my power to do 60. Bat the Governof's
call for the Militia has taken every male per-
son from my premises, save myself, making my
provence at home Indispensable. AT some other
iipte during the campaign, It viii Riye sPel
1oli .sirss 10 ysssssoss .dRAwzs n nAtsai
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after having suffered several yean with severe lung
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every sufferer will try his remedy as Il will cost them
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ny eRAsvrLLr n r,rPrR. .

NJ ohANNlbhh = EhfNANs aa HH
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Democratic State Ticket.

DemOCrHJlc 0CaIe AlcA0I'
AT0Y Was
a, dOolo,s EaR apyEREoR,1l -t zaY
GbJSshBN8oD D i pVALLANDlGHAm,
bs,bruof tMdpteomery County
qseo ssIaRpFESANy GOVERNOR,
dflORGM BaRUGH, Of Hamilton.
n, sn1sTslAuDIToR oT STATE 80
-N'IiidAM HUBBARD, Of Logan.
TREAsURER OF STATE,
,BoR AEEo os KNAPP, of Ashland.
yIiuioiV iSsuratME JUDGE,
"a vANAfBUMP. Of Fairfield
sloixs BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
g6HN H. HEATON, Of Belmont.
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