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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

JGHN MoRa.S and about twenty Of bis piinci
pal officers arrived here yesterday afternoon
and we're taken to the Psnitentlary. where. 1t 10
'understood, they are to remain hostages for the
good treatment and safety OF the officers OF Col.
S'raighss command, who are confined In the
Libby prison at Richmond.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

"CoOL PrRroRMAwcr. "--Under this osp,ion
the z.uesville Courier Of Tuesday contalns The
following: M s 9
Yesterday afternoon, just as the train of cars
containing Morgsn's men started from this city,
several OF the rascsls reached out and caught
the hats from the heads OF several Of our clti-
zsns, and carried them of. 0ne young officer,
especially, was decidedly aonpInsstd at She
coolneas and imperiinencs Of the performance
Thus 70 aeems thasAhe thiesing pfopensities Of
Morgan and his followers continue until the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

ST. PAUL's (EpiscopaD Free Church, Rev. 8.
H. .Battn, Rector, will be open for divine ser
vice. on aud after Sunday next, August "a
Hours of servics-ll A M. and 4P. M.
iull3l do; 14DtI-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

AMERIoAN PHRENoLoeIoAL JOURNAL = The
number for August contains handsome por-
trait, the chronological character and ,be biog-
raphy Of General George Gordon Meade. The
other articles are as usual interesting and in
structive. Published monthly, at ooe dollar
and fifty cents year. By Fowler & Wells, New
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

ey The Cincinnati Commercial consradicts re-
port that John Brough was dead. There will
be no necessity for any such contradiction after
the October election.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

A WARRINGTON disps.ch says there is diff
Guilty in getting competent surgeons for the ne
gro regiments. Hardly one ia q half iozsn Of
applicants passes the Board Of Exsminers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

81. LOUIS, July 30. TO prevent further misappre-
henson regarding the scope Of the act Of Congress psss
Cd March last prohibiting officers and soldiers In the ser
vice Of ne United States returning fugitive slaves Gen.
echoed has issued order declaring Il extends TO ali
troops In this department. including enrolled militia
active service. esfl ~ esg,,,,1 :, \ Sr -, :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

PmlpnPHIA, July 80. Among those who were draft.
In all, from the American company, including the q,
siatant manager. ~ 10 saa :
The subscription agent reports the sale to-day of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

H1 n PosrTIvELy MADE FROM o.. Something
qplV urgently needed In every family and hy every
person; very light and portable. Agents wanted every
where, Gall and Sec or sample cont BY mail fros Il
postage, for 10 cents that reta fcr ol by u. IT, VOL
CQTT, No. 170 Chatham square. New York. msYoitf
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DsMdSfacy Of the Ninth Ward

Deniocracy of the Ninth WardsS
The Democracy Of the Ninth Ward afe;re-
questedit 20 mest % the house OF Louis suhMsig-
Srs, near Capital University ON Friday evening,
1etHeen the hours Of q and 3 O'Clock, to elect
lour delegates TO the County Convention and
Il J. M. MONTGOMERY,
.lsEA ats atss Committee OF 9th Ward. !,
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\ Olevola,,n,a marke,-Juiy %

o. cleveland market-Juiy go
RL0UR-saies 30 bbls superhne at $500; e5 bbISdo
at $780, 100 bbls red wheat double extra at s5 90 and
so bbls do at 95.l5. EHlT' w
WHEAT-sales cars red track at 81 .Oe; 600 bush
free on board at same $500 bush free board at 81 90
and car do do at same, ' -.Il . -..s
00RN--Sales cars at SIC on track. a.s
OAT6-Saes cars at 60c on track, Ia.
HIGHWINEs-sales 100 bbls and so bbls at 42c.
RYE-Sale car at e0c. '.s ..-
EGG8--Sales at ll@l2c. "
TALL0W-sales at 6kc. ~ afr. %
POrAToEs-sales IN moderate lots at 455Oc for very
nice. DHa. Ba - 80 -
FHATHERS-Saes at SOC.
REoEIPTs-4,6Oo bushels wheat, cars corn and 4
cars rye.
s-3 Lauder.
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CHICAGO, July 30-Specias from St. Panl say reports
from Capt. fks expedition states that positive nfor-
nation has been received OF the complete discontinue
but sixty and bis flight to yellow Stone beyond the
Missouri river The other Chiefs are awaiting an oppor.
tunity to surrender themselves and their warriors
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

CArrAIs ]. W sKILEs, Provost Marshal at
this pot, has been commissioned Major of the
Eighty-eighth Ohio (Governor's Guards)
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Sentence Revoked.

NRw YoRE. July 3o I'm the case Of ]. O, Hste tried
and sentenced 70 death a Cincinnati ~ spy an order
from the War Department revokes the sentence the
ground that evidence has beeen produced that he was
member OF ouke rebel regiment, and he will be held
as prisoner Of war.
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Or Those Contemplating marriage.
THE undersIgnsd will sivsi Information on ysry n
fers'ffno and isportast subject, which will bs vain.
Cd moro than thousand times t cost by eyery married
couple q any age or condition in life. Ths inforsto,
viii be sent by mall to any address On the receipt of
cent. (stlosr) and one red stamp.
Ahisstsu should BE- addressed to
..,,, ,, M0RIIs, N.
oO'i-usA"u6W Boston, NaKs
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fTspdssd from d pvesoriptios Of 6iyL Ozort. m n
P1ysicia" Est'aordfaary 10 no Queen.
This invaluable medicine 70 unfans In ths m,. os Al.
nose palnfa and dangerous diseases ID vhIeb n, I'll
maze constitution is subject. It modentss ali excs,.
ana removes sli obsructons and speedy cure NAV he
relied on. -
TO MARBIED LADIES ~
nh peculiarly suited. 1t will In short tine bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
hAcf bottle price One Dollar bears the e,overnmsnt
''Amp o. GREAT Britain. 70 prevsnt oounterfei,s. I Z,
CAUTION.
1nese Ptas ahoald not Be- taken 5v Jsn.ass d.,rino
ne E1RS7 THREE A0NZKy Of Prfonanov NO ~,
arc sure TO 0rfng on Aiscarvtaes, Sw at any othsr
time taey are sats. 'ifs-'sif
In Gil cases OF Nervous ard Spinal ous. .paIns Il,
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerilon p.n,t.
tion OF the Heart, Hystercs and Whites. the.s PHI.
VIII elect care when all other means have failed and
although powerful remedy do not csntain iron saio
mel antimony, any thing burtfuI to the
ful directions in the pamphlet around each paoaoe
which should be carefully preserved
fole Agent for the Uniisd States and Canada.
JOB MOSES, 81 ortland Street. NV
NIB 81 90 and postage stamps inclosed "a anv
authorized Agent, will insure bottle contaipIne 20
Pills, by return mail. 4.. -
D. ID. sAMUELs, q, ROBERTS, Agents, ooIuubus n
july9e daWlyeow
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

N,, ", va,, -, ~, =. ,n nns,-gs Iis., ej
morning from wounds received at Fort Wagner.
Warrington correspondent states the President will
visit New England soon, z hfT .is1 t5r,HT -
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Paving Notice.

10 all whom itmay concern fAi,s .tf' a
ifb4 l-aiFuA 0IrY OLERK's Oyr1cK,
'"fN3s'i heA sh9Ai coLuMBus, o., June 30, 1863.
NoTIoR is hereby siven that proceedings have bean
IN initiated In the City Council Of Columbus, for
making the following improvements, to witt
For grading and sravelng the uppayed sidewalks aud
gravelln and pavpg the CUTTERS and crossings on John
street between Latham street and Church street.
The same to be done In accordance with plas and es-
Inmates 70 DO prepared by the city civil engineer and
hled in the ofice Of the city clerk. ~
All persons claiming damages on account OF said pro-
posed improvements are required file their claims in
the ONCE Of the city clerk, In writing, on or before the
fifteenth day Of August, D., 1863. '''tt'
= q fita ~ J.J. FUNSTON,
july3-4ws 81 Ilsg sssahas 10 ~ City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

QGA A MOMTWs--We. want agents at 600 q
WV month exPsn1ss paid, 20 sell our Htsrlastfao
ma cprtcaa sytacl@. rs cirvuIars. Iss. -i''~'
maye-d&Wm SHAW cLAKk, Biadssord, Ne.
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Pegra m RetreatinR.

CINCINNATI, July 3O.-Pegrams forces have retreated
toward winchester, followed BY our cavalry. num-
ber OF prisoners have been taken, II
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OFFICE OF JAY COOKE,
General Subscription Agent
Tor $40 Loan,
No. ia South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
National Banking Associations.

COMMUNITIES and CAPITALISTS now
contemplating the formation Of NATIONAL
BANKING ASSOCIATIONS. under SEC
RETARY cHAsE's BILL, passed at the late
session of Congress, are reminded that the
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Lancaster and Groveport Turn
d-lsf7adg sizE .lty Dixie, h,s,s5, e5ae s,,,.

THE OcKHOLDERs or FEE
hereby notified that On in1talment Of ten per cent non
ther subscription win b. payable at John Helpman,s
oee, IN The town Of Winchester Ohio to the Treasur.
per cent. will be payable on the Cd day Of Novem
ber 1855 ten per cent will be payable on the I'd dsy
Of January 1854; ten per cent. VIII Be payable on the
the "a day ofMsy, 1864, ten per cent viii te psysbs
on the ed day Of July 1854 ten per cent. will be paya
bic on the lst day q EsPtember 1851 ten per Cent
will BE- payable on the % day Of November, 1854; ten
per cent. will be payable the % day Of Januarv
1906 ays per cent viii pe payable on the Sd day 81
+ alli ga .sxli1.i1o 's.,fi !, JOHN CHANpy.
julyLdltveepta.s az so,sf President Of said %.
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WADSWORTH HOUSE,
N. y. o1NrRAL, LAKE SHORE, AN
hRIh RAILROAD DHP0Ts, BUFFALO. N. z.

I The Most OOaoeaieat House in the CITY. :.
THE wadsvorth House has recently been Painted,
Il yresc0ed and return ished thrcughout and 4 now
one OF The best appointed Houses In the State Its prox.
unity TO the principal Railroad Depos nders Il psrtic
ulariy desirable 70 travellers stopping place. while
none OF The old prejudice which has existed against
houses contiguous to Railroad Depots can attach to IT,
Passengers will observe the House on entering the de-
pot. Look on the righthand side Gong rung on the
arrival Of the train. Twenty minuea allowed In chang
ing baggage. good Restaurant attached to the House.
q tnc end q the Depot Accommodations for three hum
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

We are authorized to Announce MATTHIAS MARTm as
candidate for County Auditor subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention We
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EDITOR GTATHsMAni 80 II n
Dear 8issAPlease announce the name Of HmcuIri
OAhPBRLL, Of Plain Township, 40 candidate for tht
office Of Sheriff, subject to the decision OF the Demo.
cratic Convention Of Franklin county, and oblise
W. MANY DNMOORATa,
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EDITOR ONO sTATKMAN: ~-e% YEA Z
Bear Sir-Plesse announce the name Of DAVID Bnxas
Jr, Of Mimin township, % q candidate for Sheriff
franklin county subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic Oonvention, and oblse q %
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'TELEGRAPHIC.
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS.
InactIvIty OF meaaa,. A,mv

''iU5D u e e 3 odi0oaK7 2 T9Gis Morning Y p,i
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MANY DEMooRATs,

EDITOR ONO SrATrsMAN: ~ Nv" ~A Il"
Dear Sfy-Pleale announce the name Of In. DAv1n
1 candidate for sheriff Of Franklin county, subject
TO the decision Of the Dem6eatio Oonvsntion, and
obllge MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Please announce the name Of NEWTON GIBBoNs as
candidate for Inhrmary Director subject to the de-
cision Of the Demociatc Convention, and obigs
t'e MANY DEM0ORAT1. ..
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$40 LOAN,

no" tor limited period to be obtained at par,
may after the frat of August, be Withdrawn.
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EDITOR OF THE STATRsMkN: ~ ~. tti.ia ~ 40
Please announce, in the Statesman the name Of Ann
g. HIBBs, Of Jackson township, as candidate for Rep
Iesenave In the Legislature subject 10 the decision Of
the Democratic county convention. ar1 i-Ql'
Mr.. Hibbs 10 an old citizen, and would make an ex-
ceent Representative for the people Of franklin coun
y. You will oblge many Democrats by complying
with this request. III alf lals go - I
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EDITOR ONO sTATHsMAH:
Dear 8ir-Please announce the name Of JOSEPH
QUINN as q candidate for Sheriff Of Franklin county
subject to the decision OF the Democratic County Con
vention, and oblge MANY DEMOCRATS. 4
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EDITOR bTATRghAh: "a .Fe Il
Please announce the name Of SAMUEL. Mccoy as .
candidate for County Auditor, subject tothe decision
OF the Democratic convention. ,t.Es.rff |
Mr.. Mccoy 10 thoroughly acquainted with accounts
and ascount books and would discharge the duties Of
ri MANY pHMooRATs,
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

EDITOR ONO gTATEsMAN: iy, yr. r, q. -,-v,,.-
Please announce A. b. WooD as candidate for In
frmary Director, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic convention, and oblige
MANY DEMoOR ats.
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REPRESENTATIVE.

EDITORS sTATRsMAN: -e'. -'Ahs q. iie " e. sifi
Please announce the name Of SiMuKL HHiRp as can
didate for to the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention--and oblige leH
MANY DEM00RATg.
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EDITOR STATRsMAN-Please announce my name, O.
W. KENT, as candidate for County Treasurer subject
to the decision OF the Democratic County Convention
and oblige O. w.FKENT, sR,
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PROBATE JUDGE,

EDIToR ONO STATKnxAN:
Please announce the name Of Judge II. B. ALBERY a
candidate for Probate Judge OF Frank lin county sub
ect to the decision OF the Democratic County Oonven
iion, and oblige
- q
EDITOR STATKsMAN: .r
Please announce JoHN NJ PUeH as candidate for the
office Of Probate Judge, subject to the decision Of the
Democracy Of Franklin county, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS
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Please announce the name or JOHN g. EDWARDS, Of
Madison township, as candidate for Representative
from franklin county, subject to the decision Of the
Democracy at their County Convention, and obiife 2
...s. DEM0OHATB. .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-17
Gen. EcCIe'laus EeroIt.

Tie commsnder who led the Army Of
The Potomac to sic;or; At hntietau has
Ak .a,t been grsCiouslY suffered 70 tel his
own story u bis own campsign. We lay
bsforc our readers tits week Gen hcCLgL
Las's rePor: Of lie operations o; his army
from the evaeualisa ot Harrison Lsuding
till after Ike sboye bat,s Although da-
led il Octob.r lsst, our !lJsrG! AID Sag1c-
'ous Administration nha ct seen 81 10 al
ioH lis publication unit! veTy IecehtIy, and
SO consider il Of 80. nsoh Importance fer
future reference ,h-s We s;v. the whole 81
It, Ecpirg chr stlbsc;:5ss. will sre.erva J,
81 Sc isnpoitsct part oi Ks history Of tie
present usr. Gen. NcCLslAN says to the
calu judgusn. Of -.s:ors snd the f.tu9s lie
lsSye. .La ls.k Of psoEsGncing upon the
movement, confident shat i,s verdict vii
be dat 20 such q :Hcat ozs wss eyaE more
.accsstfa,i9 executed; thss 10 srn,r evor
fought more repeatedly, heroicsi9, sud
successfully. sCs;Gst 81 b great odds; thai
10 n.s Of an2 r.ce s7sr ,:.p.afsi .,satei
discipline, endurance. fsii-ecs, and cheer
fa,ue,s, u2der such bsfdships.
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Connecticut,

This State has elected the Republican
candidate fer Governor BY abou. 2, 500
majerity THIS is not 10 be wondered at,
vi,enis is known that hundreds Of soldiers
were sent home from tlis-Army of the Po~
!omae, by order of tie President, com
nsa.dtd 10 vote tie Republican ticket =
notwithstanding this base order of the
Administration, alike lunliiialing to The
soldeFs and = great wrong upon the peo-
PIE q Connecticut. tie Democrats Of that
noble little State made large gains upon
'he vote of lat year, spd the small vote by
which their candidate, SEYMOUR, was de-
foafti wss no lass q sterling rsbuke 10 he
imjeciIity ef he Administration at Ws.l :
insion.
The following is f5om GazRLEr's Alma
FAC for 1868, showing The psliticsl COM
plexion OF Connsclicus at the election OLE
Yssr ago
buckingham. kAP., for Hosarror, over
L0oynis. Dem, 9.I4S fetal vote in / S62
'TG.416 Legislature. 1852 3-Republi-
caa.. Senate. 81; Dam7crrts 0. Repnb
iicars, House, 40; Dsnlecra',. So. Re.
publican msjor;ty on joint ballot, 142"
The following i. thu rssui: til. year st
given b. telegraph:
Returns received from eveFr town in the
State, EXCEPT Hampton. Tfe vo's for
Governor foots up, Rurkinshsm. IS 500,
S-rmour, IS $50 RuckinghsIn', maiori
tv j. about . 500. The Senate sands. "A
| Union ard 7 nemccrst. House l39 Tn
ion ani 81 Democrats, vi h ,uo towns a
tie.
!; sill Is noted Tia. in the coarss q
.hs year the Republicans disappeared
entirely, snd came Oh. this gar as TN
len r.1
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Ths Connecticut kisciis1.

4 solcier a. Fort Scott IL. Connection.
artillery tells the ~hol. story in III. fol
losing, 50 far 3. the Administration i. con.
cerned
Ne we're yesterday thrown in.o great
excitement by the report thu, two hand
red Of CTR regiment were u De sent home
to vote st the election md an order did
Gene 70 "p;ch out twenty good. reliable
Republicans from our company" Our of
Ulcers toId Us that the Guartermastsr gene
ral Of Connscticu: came o. to Washing ton
and he'd an interview with the hosd Of the
var department, Nr. Stanton. spd stated
to hi:a "that CohEsc'icu; would be sure
TO so for Seymour. unless the soldiers Ga
90 homa anu vcts." And they made an
agreement that 50 many IS could be srare.!
should go home and vote. Mr.. Stanton
asked hos long j, woul take for the fur
loa2hs TO so through the regular casnnels,
and being told j, wou,I take .hrss days, he
said
send thei? names 10 lie, and will put
then through in three hours"
and the uen wsTc sucortlins'r picked
cut; men th.t were sure to vote fAr
Bacli CHAM" 20 matter if they hsf
>9eat half ;:3eir time in the guard house, il
hey we're sure TO "yo.e right" it vas
enough.
Bat ~ ron mag val! suppose, we who
were not OF tie cams political way Of think
;.,r- IA .,,F I;T-., =
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of skull, since died three sean,en slight.

of skull, since died three sean,en slight.
II.
Eeokak, Commander A. G Rhind,
con,uSon Of leg; A Mcintosh acting en-,
sign, dangerously; Quartermsster r.
Nicholson, slightly; three seamsn, seri-
ously; and seven others, slightly.
Tae New York Heralas account sayn
tina; a rumor is in circulation, both at
Port Royal and at Charleston Bar that
our troops were rapidly gaining the rear
Of the city Of Charleston.
The Times correspondent says OF the
Charleston fight, that the ironshirs were
exposed to a concen,lic FIRE from five diff
tegeut points unparalleled in the history
Of wa1!are The tiest found it Impossible
TO pass up beyond Fort Sumter and as
sume the appointed place, owing to obs.
,ructous which extended across The entire
channel from For: Sumter to Fort Nsul>
trie, while above these near Middle Ground
were three other rows Of piles, and aboye
these the rebel iron clais.
The fleet was thus compelled to sustain
this terrific fire, and most molly i. did SO
for twenty minutes; during that time not
less than $50 shots were first fred by the
enemy, 100 being counted in single
minute.
Baltimore, April II.
The gunboat Flambeau arrived a. OlL
Point on Saturday afternoon, bringing
the officers Of the lron-clad keekuk.
The following is made up from an in
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1hs following letter from Gov. sgE-
NOUN, Of New York, addressed to a Demo
cr>:ic aassiizE ia Con,sc.ica: prsv:ou. IL
he IL. election N sFst STATE, pro>., si..t
he .,iil ao!d fast 70 ,}.oze ncb'. principle,
-Hu0cia..d in HI. si.=s.es 10 the Lesisl-
.ere q New YORK, and IS: L. had wsr,s
i..'Ys 10 asst hr n-...,.-k. IN Ike el.c.
ion is Cs.usatieu., # bis .E.icial duiie;
would perai: A! houor to HoEATI1
ssYseUa:
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Kentucky to be a battle ground.
I ,tnrinr,t; aar;' 7

Cincinnati, April 12.
we have reports Of another invasion Of
western Virginia, VIA Gauiey Bridge 1t
IS beilev Cd, however that the design Of the
enerhy now concentrating beyond Gauoy
river, is to move into Eartern Kentucky,
and not down the Kanawha River.
Stonewal Jackson is at the head ofthe
Confederate troops in Southern Kentucky.
Marshall Clarke, Pegram, and Brecksn>
ridge have joined their division with that
Of Jackson's old command, and the rebel
grand column is preparing to meet Burn
side in deadly conflict on the fair fields Of
Kentucky. VOLUNTEERS from the border
counties are known to be daily leaving
their homes to join the rebel Kentucky
scrKicc
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V!CEEhEgrr.

Our army las ior several months beoa
eadesvoFing to take tie city OF Iicis5urg,
Hlasissippi, bit so far without any pros
met Ct snccass An orr,v corro.,o~,.Io,t
ia ,..ru...,..a 49, a.-;.,, s.
" 49, ~ = ( '--~ - '''' Ing Il 0''s ear
,ast pace, concludes his letter as follows {:
My observation Of the army has con-
viaccl me there is GENERALLY more mi Hilary
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Complimentary 10 eur Democracy.

S:r. uvnG, the eaitgr Of tie Clifton
1time-, visited hieniGo~oc few dava be
ore he election, aal uaz 90 We! r.leaysd
with tie unsoa AMI harmony prevailing in
cur party here tae' te wrote TO following
ecepliIsns AFTER hs re.aEn Lome:
"Tr= DEMOCRACY or Aas77owoc. =
While recently +, :isrtcuoc, VIC we're
pleased to notice iist perfect uns0ia'itY
prevails among ;ha Democratic Of that
county. All personal feelings and dissen>
siocs heys given away. and every nan IS
boIul to 10 his 0u.y 10 Forwarding The ,uo
cc.. Of democratic principles. well kno.-
IN, that the eovcrnrs1. Of THE country
e-n never be upheld aad the States bret
together again e=c>p, the agents Of the
government Is, back &c those principles
CoD.3rgaliva men, who ailowad thslasaI,
yos to he led sway " the fllsn promise,
end faaalcs! doctrines Of the Republican
party are fast returning to the Democratic
fo.t, ackuon lodging that they have been
grossly deceived ard led sstrav, ana firmly
believing ,ha, the Democratic party j. The
nn'v Marty which can ssys ,he country -
fhe good work 10 fast progressing, the PEG.
r'a are returning 10 theit senses. and ere
eng there Won't te crosse spot left Of
The ALoii,ouists.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-17

y NEW PAPER Juneau County Argus
is the title of handsome paper recently
started at New Lisbon. juneau county. Il
is Democratic in politics, well edited, and
cieanlg printed E.wARD MILLER. good
bushes. man, j. tbs publisher, and j. 81
STowZLL, sound Democrat, drives the
quill. The people Of that section should
= ~" 1-~.fs substantial support.