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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
The Journal's Efforts 10 Create Disturb.
l.l cse1g rex ances & b. ~-i 15ga

/. The I.wnal Of Angus. 5th had q very dirty
and mischievous article In regard to she excite
msnt that followed the dastsrdly 90. Of tearing
down the American asg the day before. Its
purpose could NOT be misundsrs.ood. If the
Journal persIst In its efforts 10 incite mob,
and shall succeed, its propristos may realize.
when Il 10 too late. the folly and vickednes Of
such course. They should semsmbsr, thab
their establishment 10 to-day the "spsssd monu.
msnt Of Dsmocrstic msrcy !" and they should
not seek 70 provoke again and again wrath
against the day Of wrath Let thsm rather
throw oil upon Ne troubled satsFs, spd aia'iu,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

CAMP DENHisoS AND THE CoMPLAINrs CT A
SoIDIrn.-We are 10 receipt OF communics
tion from private at Camp Dsnnison, speaking
IN very severe terms Of the dog like treatment
the privates receive at the handle OF the officers
1.-The favors shown negroes over white soldiers
the unfair plans adopted to compel the sol
diefs 20 pay double for the few luxuries they
may wish-lhe inconsis,ency Of the gospel
preaching By the side of billiard tables and oib-
or genteel devices for gampling-and other
matters that are offensive, and, 10 his opi.iiop,
unbecoming the officers. We would publish his
commpnicalion,S but ior ier IL would get him
eelf Into trouble, without producing the Isfofms
ne deeires Gin. Enquirer, August 5fh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
A Columbus ''special'' Trying to Incite
sag 4laR Mob. '7

A government sdpendiasy. who licks the
hand that feeds him, 10 employed BY one Of the
Abolition papers Of Cincinnati. 90 its Columbus
reporter. His "apscisls'' sss mostly lies sgsins.
Democrats and the Democratic party. On
Tuesday night, August 4th, be autographed mat.
ter whose tendency was 70 incIte mob. He
commends the poor coward who stsal,hily took
down and tore up the American Gag, In
the absencs Of Its owner; and he gives him
credit for being fresh from vicks-
burg, FsedsrickabuFg and Gettysburg! He was
simply the tool Of ssIll grester towards than
bimself, whose behesss he obeysd, and had
never seen Vicksburg. sricksbufg, nor Get
tysbursi IL this dirty lying reporter should
succeed in bis efforts to incits mob. be and
such % be would In oil probability be the very
6rst that would be looked after. He had bet
ter stop before be goes too fer This VIC say 10
oil kindness; and the poor fool viii do well to
regard H. a. s,t,sf NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
The Assault on Fort Warnsr.

The numerous accounts Of the affair at For,
wagner that have been published, all rolnt to
the conclusion that the assault was Ill advised
and involved too great slaughter, even If II
had been successful. With the array of moni-
tors and great guns We had there, and our bat
teries and much lsuded engineering skill on
land, some reduction ought to have been effect
Cd In the detensibility and armament of the
Tort bsfore our men were precipitated upon Il
TO be mown down. And In the second place,
when the assault was made and the terrible
slaughter Incurred, IL was not we'll supports ted,
and that which might have succeeded at great
cost OF men was sacrifice of tue cost without
success Ciacinnah Gdzette 10 srIii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Hon. Milton sayIer.

The Hillsboro' Gszstte thus notices q speech
recently delivered before an immense Demo.
cratic meeting at New Market. Highland coun-
tS BY the Hon. MILroE sAYLrs, Of Clncin-
natl: 1i t yt1.as gl l3I'Qai t-'
Hon. Milton eayler delivered the speech Of the occs
sion, In manner worthy the man and the cause. II
was truly splendid effort and one that reflects addi
tonal honers upon his name a. gentleman, Democrat
and an orator. he spoke for about three hours In one
uninterrupted fow Of eoquence to all Who could get
fervent and impresye The speech was adapted 10 the
oceasonust the thing for the times-and contrasted
Handsomely with the twsdde, dsnunclaton and baIder
dash OF certain diUes and demsgogues who were speak
stisacton 70 everybody who heard t and at the close
the thanks Of the meeting voted TO Mr. sayer o. an
evidence Of the high eatimate placed upon BY the pso
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Important Decision by the Provost Mar
79Asaga .4a shal.GenerAl. ai % 20 0Dh

The Provost Marshal. General has written 4
letter 10 Governor Andrew OF Massschuastts
10 which he ssys that II II shall be made 10 an.
pear 70 bin BY the Governor Of any State, ,hss
particular towns TO which quotas have been as.
signed have heretofore actually furnished 4
surplus Of men over their quotas, an oder will
be Issued discharging from the service Of ihe
United States number Of men called Into the
service BY the present draft from said towns
equal 10 the surplus proved 20 have bee furn-
ished heretofore. Towns Will thus get credit
actually for their exoess on former calls. The
number Of men thus. discharged from the Ger,
vice viii be added 10 The uoxt subsequent quota
e ,hs c0pssss0psl aglrics v which ssid towns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Scene at the vicksburg Depot.
A letter dated vicksburg, July %, says:

Yesterday, when the cars came from ths
Black river l5 miles, which 10 - far aslt 10 Che
intentloh Of the Department 10 run them st
oiated, Who seemed very feeble and worn. HIs
comrade lifted him from the car, and bore him
TO the shade of China tree. He lay down
With bis head upon bis knapsack, breathing very
heavily. said 10 him, 6can We do anything
for yon1' "No, / am dying; Ais is tks third
ens.n In ten minutes he stretched himself
ont, and with o qulver and an earnest gaze he
entered the unknown land. "Conges.ive chill. {"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

GEz. esAsr says Mississippi is thoroughly
ubiugatsd. %
WsHsa the sbove statement In the Cincinnati
0asdts. II such be the case, and Gen. GRasF
ought to know, what 10 to be done with Missis-
sippi nowf Are her people to have their con-
stltutional rights and their State Government
under their own State Constitution Will our
radical cotsmporary inform us1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

Tn two largest vesssls Of wAr built BY the
Government have just been christened puritan"
and "Dictstor" names very appropriately
associated In the present iuncture Of our ma
tlOual affairs. Somebody, in the employ Of the
Adninistrstion, seems to have had, In naming
these vessels, due regard for the laws Of poiti-
cal affinity fs a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

THE whole number of men called fos under
the draft, says an exchange. is four hundred and
ffty thousand. What the authority for this
statement is We do not know. The New York
Times states that one third Of this number will
secure exemption BY the payment Of three hun
dred dollars each. This will net to the Govern.
ment ffty million dollars. Wv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Order for the Observance Of Thanks.
----@ giving Day.
HrADoUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF TIE OaIol
CINCINNATI, o., Augusl s. q
General Order No. 1891 ,IG6 lId

10 accordance win the Proclamation of .hs
President Of the United States, appointing
Thursday, the 6 h Inst, ss day Of ThapksRiy.
ing for the eignal advances made BY the Union
arms toward the suppression of the rebellion,
and Of Prayer, that they be continued to he
speedy restoration Of peace with once more
united country, the Commanding Gener.i Il di.
recls that the day be kept sacred, for these pur-
poses, by the forces under hs command, and
shs.sining. so far aa 10 possible, from al milf
tsry business or movements, they observe the
day 10 manner worthy Of the victories tha.
have been granted us, and Of the oause we have
By Command of Major. General Burnside.
Jai ta1 osa LEWIS RICHMOND,
.a.na;l Assistant Adjutant. General.
Official; R. H. l. Goddard, A. A. A. G,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

A VicEsBURa dispatch of the aoth ull says;
Gen. Steele, lately In the fret division of
Sherman's corps, has been transferred to the
Of Helena Gen. Dennis is In COM
mand Of the division formerly commanded by
Steele. In the late movement upon Jackson,
Sherman lost, 10 killed and wounded, near QUE
thousand men, The army 10 now undergoing
thorough renovation. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
No Paper To.Morrow.

@'3 f This being the day set apart by the Pfoola-
nation Of the President a. Day Of Thanks
giving and Praise. In order to give our employ
1G eos an opportunity duly to observe the day; 10
paper will be Issued from this Office 10 morrow
sees (Ffiday) morning. ar e1 -1am iaes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
mo President Down on Gen. M ca as

.-He Declares tnc Escape ofiLee .he
Groatest missaks OF ihe War. 77
A Washington correspondent of tie Boston
Csmmontoealh { Abolitiob) says: 'oc irr1
"The escape Of Lee from the netveless grasp
Of the Army of the Potomac, is still, of course,
the theme of ell tongues ct the capital II need
hardly be said that on oil hauds It isregsried as
the grsafest 6iunder Of The tosT. Suoh, indeed,
applied to H. The Vice Pfesident vas more
emphatic; and In the heatof the excitement on
the ground, he declared that this alone threw
the war on into another year" .t'OD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

| On Fsiday, s Auso2 pig At Canton. Stark
w, Bsrtisy. Wm.; ~ ssifs,d. W% S, JoSn atm :
Lon saturday Anon, % .Ic., ,,o,l.on g.,
roll oountv: SnssIsss,G.o'.o SI' vu, = p~na,s.ar S
TW. Bsvtiev. VIM r, sssss,s Wm " oS,s.On' SoSrs.on
,e'e'' ". "a. oahosu' wm. johnston
Clinton conri,. S.s' srsar." 1ss; as,;. :. %ng.on
Mcswss%nss % S.o'pe NJ i,s'1 - ~ 0SWyy,g., Wys, JONI
On "wednesday, Sept %, at Batavia, Cler.
mont 2, COUNTY; spsakers-Milton saylsr, John
-mesweeney' Geo M Lee, G. A. White.
0n Thursdsy, Sent. Sd, at C}sorretovn. R,ovn
county: ketsL Miitob lSa,isI. Jobn NJ
Sweeney, G, NJ, Lss. C. 4. Wh..g -
r.,a.s g., l,.r ~ 4, Ir1l, y. !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

4 "A WAsHmcroN dispatch states that the mum.
bsrs captured o. vicksburg experience slight
Shrinking add@ ofaciai figures. The Command
sssgensrAl Of Prisoners gives the number turned
over 10 him TO be entered ou the exchange books
ct only twenty.sight thousand, Of whom two
thouuan1 are officers. .l6N !igiHsals
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale Of City Wharf Lots
Postponed to August 20, 1868.

DY ORDER OF THE OITY COUNCIL
ID Of the City OF Columbus the sale OF the Oily
wharf Lots Is postponed until THURSDAY, AUaueT
CO. 1862 at which time they will be offered at public
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. No bid will be received en- any lot
at less than twothlrda the praaemeht subject to the
leaIe that may bo IN existence. -
These lots are thirty one feetthree inches front
eeioto street running Canal street and range
from IS 10 100 eet depth! The following 10 the ap-
pTa1ed value Of said lots, respectively:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

A plat and description can be- seen at the County
Treasurers Office, where all information concerning
said sale OF Lots may be obtained.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third cash In hand, balance In
two equal annual payments with interest," the deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage the premises
JOSEPH D0WDALL,
asssdta 7 z 2A00SpA SpAss'n' for the 0''y'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
UENIoOnEA raH mEETINdS.

II
have made ths folicwipg appointmenis ior meet
ines throughout the State. The Iocal commit.
tees WIN "a, "a it thst ,hsv a.. ,-s4..,, "A.
yertlsed $3.50.
On Thu,.as. .v. M. ~
onnty scss n.'. ~ - nsnsvns
Folleit. r. &. LeflonS' A'' us'' ona''e'
On F,,d., An.n., 1.n =. sA.
Wvandot ccnnsv Sns.L % Cyp d.
Charles FoiIeIs. s. s. CAY. VIM. joSns.ons ~ - r. n
IC. LeI3lond.
On ss,urda, Au.ns, s,h a. '. N WI VII A.. n Z, Z
Vert county snesken-3eoree q Pngh. F.
iC. LeBIond. VI fSTI
| a. M.... -. ,o,. .
PauldIpe county: SpSakvrs- Gorge E. Poeh,
S.S Coz, WIN, SAWYER. e Phelps.
On Tua.aav, !, 4 rr,,.. =, ,i.h 80. Dss.o.s D..
aanoe county: Speek eksrs--G. q. Pugh, 8. 8. Cox,
VIM. Sawyer, E. Phelps, -sir 5s,, st,'
On "Wednesday Au,u,. ,lo,b a. Nanolaon.
Henry county; Speekers--G. r. PaQh, s. 8.
Cox, VIM, Sawyer E. Phelps. -. ~ e1
On Ihuradav. ANGINA. IAN =. p.,,vsh,,.
Wood county: Speak kers--G g. e. Pdeh, 8. 8.
Coz, 1. Green, E. Phslps.dl
f. On, Fridsvg gAuuust l4tb. Al aida. Pn,n.,.
county: speaksrs---G. e. P6gh, J. l.. Green,
Phelps. 5la1 .1sg'd i:7-''si s.sas .s-..
On Saturday, August 18th, at st Marys.
Auglaize county Speakers e. Pagh, j. T..
Green, F.C' Leblond. eai '.o''
On Thursday, August 20th, at Millersburg,
Holmes county: Speakers-S. B. Coz, OTTO
Dfe'ei, George Bliss. 1Nf{2ill
On Friday, August 2lst, OF Mount Gilead,
Morrow county speakers-A. @. Thurman,
samuel MedaFy' 1g ssyis gstl .giMIi
% Thursday, August 9Th, Gin the evening,
9. ssndusky City, Erie county; Speskers--s.
D. Coz, oao DreseI, George II. Pendleton.
On Friday, August 9TH, at Vermillion, Erie
county speakera-Oito Dsesel, Geo. ri. PEN
dieton.
On Saturday, August 8, at NorwaIk, Huron
county Speakers-Geo. III. Pendleton, 8. 8.
Cox and OHo Dfesel.
On Saturday, August Sth, at Hoskinsville,
Noble county: SpoaRem-E. B. OIds. Jas M.
Sayiora' Fin' h.hsnna, james X. Morris.
. On Tuesday, August Ilth, as Ffedeficktown,
Knox county: speakers-E. b. oIds, T. ]. Ken.
~, yonn o'Neih'
On Wednesday, August l2ih, cat Hsyesvlle, |
Ashland county: JSpeakers--E. B. Olds, T. ].
Aeenny, e1 eeorge Bliss bol ,nud
On Friday, August i4sh, ct Elniore! ostowa
S'ehy' 'PeaAsrs-rE' D. oios' H. - henny'
% Saturday, August 18Th, at Toledo, Lucas
county: speakera-E b. old', +. J. Kenny.
Nj niluesday, August 18th, at Newark, Lick.
ng county: Speakers-Geo. E. Pugb, Alfred
sple. John o'Neiil. es, I'D
oa Wednesday, August 26lh at Z,nesville,
MuHktnRum county: SDoak kera--Gao r. Pugh /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET:

For Representative OTTO DRESEL,
.ri.l -i,. W., I. JOHN G. EDWARDS
Probate Judge-JOHN M. PUGH.
sheriff-WILLIAM DoMIGAN.
Treasurer JOSEPH FALKENBACH.
uditorHMATTHIAS MARTIN.
Commissioper- DENNIS B. STRAIT.
Coroner ELIAS GAvER.
Inhrmsry Directcr-NEwToN GIBBONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

WANrED7RNITyIrG MAoHINB)-y.msy,,
men folks can earn e5 to $40 per week with o,s ~
Aiksnt oeicbIated Knitting MechIuE II viii earn n.
cost thirty days: Price compists s5O. WEIGHT q
cular and pamples. (eend stamp,)
OHIO auNzhLAOT & bRANsON,
spyilsl esdly vllss glso Lake Htrsst Chicsscs III
'issg's tRfH alroe CIV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR
THE CAMPAIGN.

-,Sf The people of Ohio are now commenc-
ing political 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 of newspapers
Fl must be general among the people. This
factDemocrats should not forget nor lose
sight Of for one moment. The STATES
90 MAN win labor diligently to sustain and
defend the principles of FREE GOVERN
MrET which it has always supported, and
in order to enable Democrats to difuse
it among the people, we viii receive sub
A scribers to our different issues for linn
tied period as follows:
" THE WEEKLY STATESMAN
win be sent to single subscribers at is
cents per copy per month, for three or
iorr months, as the parties may elect, !
"a. .. As cents for three months, or sol
e cents for four months. a.4 |
THE TRI-WEEKLY STATESMAN |
win be sent to single subscribers or to
Clubs for three months at 75 cents per
copy; for four months at one dollar perl
copy. rass Fse.rs q
THE DAILY STATESMAN
. Will be sent to those who may order it
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Clubs for the Campaign.

To County Committees or Clubs, where the
papers are all sent to one address, We will fur
nish the weekly for three months ss follows
100 Copies for $500
10 Copies Tor 1000
Q The cash to accompany the order In ALL
oAsEs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

InoRTAxr TO LADlw-DR. HARvErS YxnAts pn1s
nave never Jet faed IN removing difcuiuss arising
IRON or stcppege Of nature or in restoring
ne gsem 70 perfect health when suffering from spinal
Aaeotions, Prolapsus Utsri, the Whites, or other
weakness. Of the Uterine Organs The pills are perfct
harmless on the constitution, and may BE- taken by
ne most delicate female without csusng distress Al
Tie same time tey act ike charm b. strsuathenipr.
nyigorstinF and restoring the ystsn 70 hssi;Sz
don, and BY bringing on the monthly period with reg
ulay, matter from what cause tho Obstruction NAV
arise. They should, however, NOT be taken during tS
hrst three or four months Of pregnancy though sse al
any other time, ns miscarriage would Be- The roguit.
Each boz contains 90 Pills. Price One Dollar,
DR.. HARynlsp Treatise On Diseases Of Fsuislss,
Prcsnanoy, Miscarriage, 1anenness BtsfiIity, Retro,
dueiiop and Ahn.cs pf Nature, and emphaitcaiT ne
ledief Private Medical Adviser, 4 pamphlet of So
pages sent free to any address bx cents required 70
pey postage. =
The Pills and book will bs sent By mail, when dc.
sired, securely sealed. and prepaid, By 2. -
]. BRYAN, n. D., General AGENT ei
a..rnr No. 70 Cedar b., New York. y
,. soaNE0a d co., wholsssIs Agents.
raruxfa,e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Deysocratic State Ticket.

= is,iS,. e .s', Deysocratic State Ticket.
hf19HN sa is p esf ef f.s----- --7h..i-9 e.
f,aH ron GOVERNOR,
.'2i ~ CLEMENT L. VALLANDIGHAM,
OF Montgomery County.
sal sAa'st LiRUTEEANF GOVERNOR,
GEORGE E PUGH, Of Hamilton.
Gaav5. 10 d.is ttf4 iu tt.cql ....,t-
.s'1saisfas3ieN if ..aalfieJ AUDITOR OF STATE,
taa ar7't tiif WILLIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan.
,t- EEAsURER OF STATE, 's
rs.ae.Ss5s =, ~ HORACE 8. KNAPP, Of Ashland
I.el.I8 s.pf.Dti arftt 1897
.s,sssat ji.l1sM 81 n5ia sURREME JUDGE,
-4..4 P. VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield.
e,54 ., BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN H. HEAToN, of Belmont.
agsvsf llld sl1fo ~ cleo Gaa ------- ,.n rs.a.
Democratic state Central Committee
lfa'1-, .ae4taili = OF OhlO.
,..,- s-t7 JOHN q. THOMPSON, SAMUEL MEDARY,
-,-q m, GEO. 0oNVERsE, AM0s LAYMAN,
ALLEN q. THURMAN.
- Aiithese gentlemen reside in Columbus and letters
Of political character addressed to any OF them
t-s'! win receive proper attention.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
SUNNI ERR EsORT.
q oss b sQHEIbQa e +
White Sulphur Springs.
5p The Season ofI1863.

THIS WELL KNOWN WATERING PLACE WILL
DO formally opened for the reception Of guests
about the middle Of june, In the meantime person
desiring to enjoy the privileged q the place will be
accommodated. THE SPRINGS, this season, will be
under the immediate irperyI,Ion Of the Proprietor,
VINO win be asuiSssdtg M~Is lJos. A. swAYrr and
o. o. MITCHELL. II Is the Intention to make The house,
In all respects equal to the beat watering places in the
oonntryaud 70 provide generally fol the comfort and
accommodation OF the guests.
Ror, terms and other information, address
u ipW ~ ANDREW wILsoN, DR.,
89itiO lBITB1On Lewis Confer p o.,
elaware coun ty, o,
n.sai-dtN&su7 IsgsBaD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
DEM0CRATIC DISTRICT TICKET.

. rd FoR eEEAToR,
GEORG GE l.. CONvE RsE,
raI t.,Iiii OF Franklin County.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

ID 50n Saturday, Sept. s., Oh Dayton, Montgom-
cry county; spsaksrs--Ge Geos E. Pugh, SIS. Cox.
: On lThurdaH August 90, at Mansfield,
Alchiand, county: Speakers-George II. PEN
dleton, I. W. Bsrtley5 5WmI ii. Stafford, VIM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

tdaQ q mANEPENNY A MILLER,
F'uJS0 lRAhAAiA IL PuBLIsHrRs, CoIUMBUs, o.
July 4, 1863. ~ e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

THE DAILY STATESMAN se
G ~ q viii be sent to those who may order it
during the campaign, at so cents per
month. All orders to be accompanied
IL ' with the money.
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Ensrencs ON Hixh So, Back ey Q SIC ck,
opposite tno Excha anRe i8ank

OPENS AT ga M............ M... oLosRs AT sP. M.
,n.,,,,,, ,ucG ,30c. Hi0E. Prop'r
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NaitLBd aLl
mfk-rF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

, % Ffldsy, Sept. Ash, OF Xenia, Greene conn
y; speaksrs-eeo. E. Pugh, s, 8. Cox, Georg.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-26
IOWA NEWS.

The 17TH REGrMENr-Col Hills having
resigned the Colonelcy of this regiment,
Clark r. Weaver, of Keokuk, has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Kirkwood to the position
S. M. Archer has been promoted to the posi-
ton of Lieut.. Colonel, ard Capt. j. A. Wal
den to that of Major. ,.. i
"SEH1Na THE ELEpHANr."-Various &C
counts received from places where Mabie's
menagerie exhibited, indicates that gang Of
pickpockets travel with the show, who ope
rate extensively upon unwary farmers. AT
Burlington particularly they succeeded re-
markably well. About $500 was stolen from
various persons in the crowd.
PATR1ouo.-The Amana Society "a com.
munity of German Socialists in Iowa county
who some time ago sent their check to Gov
Kirkwood for one thousand dollars, to be ap
piled to the relief Of sick and wounded SOL
diers, have just sent another check for $500
for the same purpose. This is noble example
Two BoYs DRowNED.-Two lads, aged
about nine years, one the son of E. E. Gay,
ESQ.,, and the other the son of the late Judge
Wrightman, were drowned while bathing in
the river opposite Burlington, on Thursday
last. #
ANorHER.-Nicholas Jung, German lad
aged eight, was drowned in similar nanne
at Davenport, one day last week.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-26
Price, and Judges Dillon, Williams, Garbe
and othnrS

Price, and Judges Dillon, Williams, Garbe,
and others. = r,.s. .....
l had the pleasure this morning of making
the acquaintance of Dixon, the witty ''local''
of the State Register, whose truthful exposi-
tons of the characters of certain prominent
Copperheads in this region, and severe exeo-
ration given them, has been so severely felt
as to cause certain suits for libel, damages
amounting to $4,000 being laid against him
"Whew," won't he be a busted editor,
though, when they get that ten thousand |!
He has, however, made over his effects, con.
sisting of a short stem pipe and gold pen
present-and is now safe. also received
an introduction to Mr.. Page, the Washington
correspondent of the New York Tribune,
who is spending few days in town. He is
very young man to hold such a response
ble position, but all who have read his tai
ented contributions will agree with me, that
he has filled the position creditably. He is a
resident of Linn county in this State, where
he formerly published paper U..
We expect the remainder of our delegation
tonight. They will probably get chance
to set up all night in some convenient arm.
chair. SANTA.