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A TToDEET AT LAW aul FHt anl i.le
- lauva A, Mrhcter, Vermont.
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TO BE lrAp BY Members on Cos
GREss oNLy.-Mr. Ell.ce, ~ =. Tor
Coventry, presided at a banquet heli
at Inverness to celebrate tie opening
OF the Inverness aad Perth junction
Railway. In one Of his speeches, the
right honorable gentleman said he
wished there were fewer takers 10 the
House Of Commons NJ constituents.
hc said, sometimes find fault win H.
for being silent member ! tel
them | prefer voting generally ior a
silent member We mus, have ota.
tors ia Parliament. j, its true, 80 eK-
plain lie great measures Of ilie eoua.
Try. and 80 dslend the prin piles o. our
public policy. Bat we want feN Of
them. We 10 NOS waat a multnlde
Of IDLE takers 10 consume our time
+ Laugh,ef 10 give us 10 instruction
or miormaion---to repeat platiIua
thar they haze learned from better
aut1ortl than themselves Great
cheering. Ne SAINT mcn Wilh hab !
aud knowledge Of basiness--with 81.
gacitf, with honor, ani with prulenge
men whose influence 10 lhe llouaa
Of Commons Is infinitely ter ,haH
that u ali ti.e taiker. Ia US house.---
[ rApphase.
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dissatisfied W'th lhc eonaition u thhas
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31


SIeHrs A Foor.-This 70 the title of new
work BY the we'll known Wilkie Collins author
of"The Woman In White" "The Dead Sc
cset," and other popular tales. "sights a. Fco."
is just published BY T. B. Peterson & Bro.hsts,
Philadelphia. and is for sale at ]. II, ssudef's
Box and Periodical store on State street Price
h.ty cents. pF1~ tv
This new work 10 written In that peculiarly
graceful and easy style, wh Oh aebarms the
reader on every page. The pulpoes Of this
book 10, a. the author informs US in bis intro
duetion, to speak Of one OF the Ismossss and
most interesting corners Of old England; 10
tell Of the grand and varied so,Berl ! the
mighty Druid relics; the deep, dark mice; the
venerable remains of early Christianity, and
the pleasant, primitive population Of the county
of Cornwall. The reader who peruses the au-
thor's sketchss will agree with us that he has
executed his purpose In q most interesting and
agreeable manner. 9s.J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
From Oharlsston.

NEW York, July 30-The Runboat Panl Jones arrived
this forenoon from Charleston hsrbor Sunday evening
sne Is ordered here for repairs being eaky and having
burst her one hundred pounder onthe 18th. The siege
OF fort wagner continued when she left General Gi-
more mad succeeded in erecting battery Of heavy siege
within one thousand yards of the fort and every
tng was progressing favoraby Sumter and Fort John
son. on James Island, kept up continued FIRE on oul
but our Casualties average but about six per day
The troops and navy are In hne spirits.
BY passengers by the Cosmopolitan IL is learned thai
the principal guns Of Fort Wagner have been senced
Reinorcements are said to have reached Gilmore be.
sides several two and three hundred pound Parrot
Rebel oicsrs are excessively exaspeted at being at
tackled by the Massachusetts 5lth On being asked for
the body OF Col Shaw, the rebel reply was, che has
been buried along with his nggeu." Offensive opera.
tions by fillmore are being actively prosecuted.
The rribunes Morris island correspondent sayt. Our
entire less In the late assault on Fort Wagner accord
ing to official report, 10 thousand Ave hundred and
seventy The rebels claim to have buried six hun.
dIed and fifty Of them This extraordinary proportion
Of killed could only have been reached by ndiscrimi.
nate slaughter. The officers ana men Of the Yiftv.
fourtn massachusetts. (colored) Will not be given
mp to- rs, and unoficial reports say the negroes
bqye been sold into slavery and the officers treated with
unmeasured abuse; In fact, all wounded at CHARLES
ton have been treated most barbarously. Opportunities
amputae were eagerly seized upon by rebel surgeons
wounds. ks W I-VAsl
On the left batteries were advanced six hundred
yards nearer Sumter on the 2Sh and lx 200 FOUNDERS
placed in position. 90 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
COMMERCIAL, COMEI MATTERS,
OincinnaIi markot.-JuIV aa.

1N markets-SulY &c. a.,
FLOUR. No lpprOysment in the market, and hardly
g IS so loo bT issn oasd g y brings " %
MhiskY-A good demand and prices higher. Sales
o. 5S9 Srs e the latter rate for wagon.
od y MA ~ snspsd s n mes, Pe
are held at 80, bnt heard Of no sales good
demand icS bulk st tc packed but they are
ns,a a. o hhd1 wefe procured d the former rate
part on the Wabash. good demand for Bacon
shoulders, and prices higher. Sales Of $50 hhds at
oc sides are held at6c. good demand for Lard and
prlces nigher: 200 tes prime country sold at oe. .
demand Is light.
WHnAT--There is continued good demand for red
non snppers and the offerings being light holders sue.
market closing rm at 9O@g2c for prime new old would
sell lg2c higher. No Indiana or Ohio white Offering.
&C. isF od 9piGy q x iSs prime new Ksn1cy white
%aIket. The only sales made public we're: 500 buah
choice red (new at 93c, delivered and a5O DO BRINE
kentncky white new at 81 %, delivered
ceipts, and the market rules frm at full prices. We
quote sneed and ear, 57@5sc in bulk 1000 bush ear
sold $50. 70 be delivered next week. lE0 l3sea
0ATS--The market Is dull, and prices are irregular
though not quotab lower. Wequote them Goo In bulk
and 7O07lc including sacks, 1000 bush choice sold AZ
1Sc sacks included and 500 do in bulk &c., This last
new crop sold at SIX In bulk.
RYE--The market 10 unchanged and dull. The nomi.
nal asking figure Is $50 for prime samples on ARRIVAL
700 bush sold from store at Tic,
BARLEY-The market has not undergone any change
since our last report. Buyers and sellers 2O925c
apart in their views, and there is nothing doing.
steady at a2l 00922 90 per ton for prime Timothy in
bales on arrival, and s23 OO924 90 from store.
oHEgSE-The market 10 firm, with demand fully
up to the supply. We quote selected Western Reserve,
BUTTER-The receipts continue light, and The mar
ket for the best grades rules Arm at I5l7c though the
demand G 70 only moderate The lower grades dull
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
State and Local News.

DEMocRArrc ParMARY MEETINGS. pri'
mary meetings Of the Democracy Of this coun-
ty for the selection Of delegates to the County
Convention to meet at the City Hall tomorrow,
will be held In the seyersl townships this after
hoon and the wards Of this city this evening.
Let there be full attendance at these primary
meetings this afternoon and evening. The times
require shat every Democrat and Conservative
man should be on the alert and do bis whole
duty. Si&
Our ffiends Of the several Wards of Colum-
bus and of the adjacent townships will do us q
great favor, If they will bring In q list of the
Delegates names as soon as the result is known
this evening,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
AUCTION Sal. =, a. LIvray.-IIavIno couolnded

AUCTION SALE OF Livery. - Having concluded
70 change my business, Will offer my entire
livery stock at auction. on Saturday, August
ssh, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M, 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.Nit: Ten head of horses, six buggIes, one
light barouch carriage, tworew spring wagons,
eight sess Of single harness, two sets of light
double carriage harness, one set of wagon do,
one four horse sleigh, one two horse do, two one
morse do' aix atrlngs of bells. a 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-d4twIt.r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

/ NEW YoBK, July 30.-The Times has the folIovIny
from the Army Of the Potomac, Virginia, July oDh
This army to-day occupies practically the same line Il
did two months ago. The recent active nts viii
DO necesga ry followed By period otcomparave inac.
For the next month the cavalry will do the mos Of The
fighting.
Az Ihaye before stated, Longstrests and HIPS com
mAnds, after passing Though Thornton, not Chester
Gap, have enoamped between Uulpepper and GoIdons
Vile hweils command covered their rear and flank
BY guarding Blue Ridge passes.
Tne puk Ok this corps now moving down the Valley
and deiachmenta threaten our lines Yesterday morn
ing Of two O'Clock our pickets were driven in near Ames.
WILLIE and Indications to-day are that our outpbats are
liable to be forced In at any moment by superior deach
ments Of rebels.
There 10 but little Sickness and the men are moro lib
orally supplied with ratons than ever before. This,
taken with The recent Union successes, creates general
good feeling In the army large number Of ofhcers
nave recently been detached to bring on drafted men
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

NEw YORK, July 3O.-The Times Washington dispatc
says Gen. Gilmore has been promised all the reinforce
energy, celerity and eennch guns will accomplish
the result The statement that Gilmores losses in The
recent engagement were third Of his total force IL
pronounced incorrect. His losses were not near so
heavy as at first represented In the last action he aid
not lose over seven hundred His total losses since he
began the campaign will not amount to over one thous
and.
The Trbunes Washington dispatch SAYS Il ia reported
here by officers from the 'front.' that Gen. Meade threw
his pontoon bridges across the Rsppahannock near the
Laroad yesterday There was some opposition made BY
the enemy. - - ~ p - -. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

SUCCESS Ur,s MKair, If there Is an instance
upon the records Of our country where an arti-
Gle of American manufacture has made its way
to universal tAvor solely upon its own merits
and without ex.rAneous cid, IL is that Of the
Chemical Salsyafus. It has only to be sold in
one place, aud It s demanded 10 another; aud
90 Il has gone on increasing in favor until the
products Of The extensive Chemical Works of
'D.sB De Land & Co, sssFaltpcrt Monroe
county, N. Y, are now immsnssa 40
This article 10 made only at these works by
'aprocess known only to the propsie.ors, and 10
h-,ter for ell purposes than soda. Tfyit. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
To the Democracy Of Franklin conn.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Democracy Of Franklin
county to meet on Friday the 3lst day Of July 1862 for
the purpose Of electing delegates to attend the County
Convention to meet at the City Hall in the city Of 90
umbu' on Saturday, the LIST day of August Ie63 at 10
O'Clock A. M. for the purpose Of nominating
Two Representatives; one Probate Judge; one Sheriff;
one Treasurer; one Auditor; one County Commissioner,
one Coroner, and one Inarmary Director.
Also at the same time aud place. one delegate from
each Ward and Township will be elected to the Senator
al Contention to nominate candidate for Senator for
this Senatorial District Timefor holding the Senatorial
Convention will be fxed hereafter.
The polls will be opened at o'clock and closed at
O'Clock p in the Township and will open at O'Clock
and close at 9 o'clOckP. NJ. in the city.
The following Is the number of delegates allotted to
each Ward Of the City Of Columbus and each Township
Of the county Of franklin based upon the votes cast for
sepreme Judge in 1899, allowing one delegate for each
fifty and an additional delegate for each fraction Of
twenty ave votes 30 cast. f" - -. s5rs-r z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
From the IEappahannock .

WxsnNaroN, July 30.-within few days past more
than two thousand cavalry representing every resi.
ment In the Army Of the Potomac have arrived here for
horses g take the place Of those damaged by late excess
Advces from the afmy Of the Potomac tonight say
the 11th corps Is to be broken up The rst division
VIII 90 with Gen. Howard, who takes command Of the "a
corps, the second division will be incorporated with the
th corp1 and the other Carl Hchurz, has an indepen
dentposihon, TO guard the Orange and Alexandria rail
road from Manassas to the Rappahannock. n
There has been important eld operations for some
time past. Our cavalry has been reconnoitering the
have met only small scouting parties Of the enemy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
Rebel Account from ObnrIes,on

NEW YORK, July 30.-The Herald has the following
from Nashville July 90: We are permitted to send you
the following facts collected here from deserter Just In
from Bragg1 army In the fight on Morris Island the
rebels sustained very heavy loss Of killed and wounded
at ht reported at Ave hundred and then reduced TO
threo hsndrod Among the killed Is Brig Den Geo.
Smart, Col Langden 0heeves Col John Bee and Major
Tate The body OF COL Bee 10 in Union hands, the other
three had been brought into Charleston Great conser
nation prevailed in the city, Women and children are
leaving, and all free negroes being pressed into the
service The only hope for Charlsston say its friends
s by the bayonet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
Senatorial Convention,

The delegates elected to nominate Demo-
cratic candidate for Senator for the counties of
franklin and PickawAy, will meet in Conven.
tlon In the city Of Columbus, on Monday, the
third day of August, at ten O'Clock A. M, for
the purpose Of making said nomination.
2 BY order Of the Democratic Central Commit
tees Of Franklin and Pickaway counties.
siesy WILLIAM DoMIGAN,
Chm Dem CenI Committee of franklin Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

liz you are 60 far behind the times ss not TO
have used Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Salera-
tus, put it off no longer, but 60 Immediately
and purchase paper. Every body who has
e'er used IL proclalms its good qualities. Il
takes less in quantity, Is q saving in -four and
shortening, and will make weak stomachs
strong. Do not fail to try It. Most of the
grocers end many Of the druggists sell 1t.
Depot liz Liberty street, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
From KanfnnIru

CINCINNATI, July 3O.--Yesterdsy morning PeRram's
and SCOTS forces, numbering about twenty-five hun.
dred, left Richmond, crossed KENTUCKY river and
marched to Paris, where they arrived yesterday after
noon and attacked our forces. After two hours sharp
engagement the rebels were repulsed and driven away
IL tnougnt they will make flank movement on that
place. large Union cavalry force is in the rear of
the rebels.
Its believed the movement against Paris Is for the
purpose OF destroying the bridge there.
and confined In the Penitentiary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

may after the frat of August, be Withdrawn.
The improved condition OF Military affairs and the
constant succession Of Victories together with the COM
Peuon Oh the preparations for the issue Of -Four Hun
area Millions Of Legal Tender interest bearing notes, or
treasury Noe1, renders the issuing Of further long or
permanent loans, at present exceedingly doubtful.
The Loans Of the Government maturing In 1881. are
now selling atsx per cent. premium These would ad
vance to 10 or IS per cent premium II the Secretary of
ne Treasury should discontinue the sale Of the eos;
ana 'ne 5'2Us themselves would soon command hand.
some premiur, should the demand for Government
Loans as the basis for banking or for Investment be At
a sctye. 1t 10 possible that the Secretary Of the
Treasury may receive Subscriptions to the 90 Loan far
longer perlod,should there be any delay ID the pre
paraon Of the notes for the supplying of the Treasury
With funds, or should hs In view Of the manifest bene
hts to the country from the present popular mode Of dh
trDutng the Loans Of the Nation amongst the people
or to encourage the formation Of the new Banks
to be wise and judcious to further extend tho time Of
subscrptionsto to the 52os atpar. His views and inten-
tions on the subject, Of course are unknown, there
FORE the nfest and wsest IL to subscribe ct once
whilsss sixper cent Bond, with the interest and princ
pal payable in GOLD, can be had at par. 5'd
will afford me pleasure to fumsh full information
in regard to the formation Of the National Banks and
the necessary steps to be taken Printed Documents
relative thereto will be furnished at Warrington on ap.
plicatiOn 20 Hon. HUGH MCCULLOUGH, Comptroller
Of the Currency, or by the undenIgned.
"a a-lAs JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent for $50 Loan,
p 114 south Third st., Philadelphia.
AJnvrS-oiW a syst.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

DrArHs or oHIo SorprERs AT NAaHvIILR.-
The following Ohio Soldiers recently died at
Nashville: ,sassess o. s,ass lsel
July ALL. C. Coulter, co A, lO5th Ohio
July 22-John Frazier, 90 B. 18th; Joseph
L, In, 90 H, 5lst. 49,. -,
Jnly 93-Corp Martin Kessler, co D, 94sh; /.
Brinkley, lst bat. Ohio Sharpshootere; ]. M.
Lyons, co B, 92i. f.'i =. p Z 6 ias
July "a -Asbary Malone, 90 C, 52l. ..p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

IHE best advice that can be taken is to ssvs
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using HUDsoH's uNRlvALLED TOOTH PASTE. Call
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Wilson's, schusller's, shaup's, Denig's, Ridg-
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and all sr