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p'y To ss~sxsa inquiries from Ire ~l' tht frss
id,n regards o. admitting the Sol; 81 Batter.
I III President psonounee. Butler 'eI"h a.
serving II capital punishment. and lays da
order that be may no i'hs'f b. t"nsijsf6 OF
treated sim ply IS public aWwy " he Cefdea.r
ate States, but A. an oat.ss and cornnlpn snssi.
to gaukiDd aud that IN We event ~ his e,itufs
tbr rn,ccr VI command ~ the c,p;ur'af 'n7cs d.
lcau-e him 10 l~ gmeeiAi,l, rSccu. hN hanrng
And do further order, thai no toM %, i>s. ,t,ea
ofheer Of the United States taken captive shall be
ve~s~ei on parole lie os exchange, an.l sad
Batter shall have me, ss,h d,s paniaArn-n' fof
his crimes.
been Increased TO thirtesR IN all
I RIcasoxD Dec. Item. Hamrio. mad
circuit Of the ensmys line. and fnnei nifn !,
/ heavy force ON bull Run, near pumiiie- moving
slowly toward. Washington
Hampton cavalry destroyed a naup tf ~ y,
sons belonging to his train aud 'oeA Re" pfis
The New York Herald q the i-ih. -ays the
tr-t appointed army the world ever - hh
bssn whipped by r,esmuflus.
Mcnhc>p, rs Cal ieafs II DAVID 90 tflr
graphs f,om S,Aus q that di-pttch IroSi trust
worthy source Ia Winchester, stitcr hat iiurr-
see Ia. l-en recalled and MAJOR General fieppa'
appointed 10 the command ol the sraiy O.. The
Potomac.
Rlcuxosp Dee "a. Ad.ioes received from
Gardopsville state that ITU Fc.isrss capture b.
Hampton cavalry near numifi.- .rrr-i ttc7s'
fdty wagons also captured fae F,'hras arc
l~i.vcd 70 h. islling bsck from Pot B'yt aud
10 the Potomac.
The htesi Nor hsrn advices report u tfu.2t s
army thoroughly defeated sud deco htcd.
Gov. IeicLer has ordered 200 lc,ieiul
prisoners taken BY ticyd, to be iucafc.rated
until Thomas. 1.-THE French lads who cap.
ture,i the i Nicholas, IL rolaaS d..
Nine hundred und fty Yaul t. priscncrs
were being patoled tc-dsy, preparatory to
being exchanged.
NoBns. Dec ESPECIAL Dispatch to "a.
Advertiser and Register from Cha 4 uCoga
to the 22d say late Northern pap,ir ga!
the committee on Ways aud Ncaus IN Tie
ankle Congress has reported bill for i,sil-
ing over one billion dollars il United States
bonds, the in,ercs, payable in ! gal tend ard
the notes and principal twenty ytars hclec IL
specie, The bill also proposes 10 istec tx
hundred million legal tender notes. be- bill
aims al the virtual suppression Of the Nor,h
ern banks by imposing a tax Of fly per
cent ou all their circulation and ovrr one ball
the amount OF their capital paia in. Anoth
or bill introduced aathorizs the organization
81 one hundred regiment %. couifa5auds 10
serve seven year,, aud Ia establish Inc Of
steamers between New lo,k md Liberia
AID appropriaies til proceeds Of coufscs,od
reoc property these purros.s
The New York Time says parties / the
North are eagerly purchasing Confd rate
hpnds al tiny cents 900 tie dollar. aud private
paper Of wealthy Southcruer- sill. readily
at par.
tAsroS, Dee 22d -Grants army la
t,llen back beyond the Tallahaicho.
Az important expedition under Van Dom
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MEDICAL. CARD,

Nf the undersigned, practicing physi.
w clans Of The city Of Marshall and sur
rounding country, in view OF the great ad
vance in the prices OF Medicines, Provisions,
and MI tho peccsssiie~ Of LIE, have been COM
PEELED TO raise our usual rates OF charges.
We are Furthermore trying to make arrange.
ments for amply supplying ourselves with
medicines and ~ the cash system has been
ipaugursied here "a elsewhere, We canuo,
supply oar demands without it. Therefore,
TO those who pay cash for services rendered II
very liberal deduction will be made.
y. =. NJ. JOHNSON, NJ ID.
BENZ. +. YOU Nc, NJ. ID.
WIN. u. DIAL, ". y.
HOWELL LEWIS, NJ u.
4. SEARS, VI. D.
J, Il. GRAIN, N. y.
JNO. w. ALCOCKE, NJ. u.
Dec. G, 1862 NIL
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EATRAY NOTICE,

TAKEN up by William II Barlcy, in
L 'Ip~hur county. and posted on the 10Th
day Of December, 1862 bay poncy horse,
about IA haa.s high, supposed 10 b- about
10 years old ; rasIiie marks on the right side
OF the back
JAS. A. DERRICK, Co CIR
Jan 3, 1868. pls1.
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E.-tiny Notice.

AkFN mp in tpsbur Comfy. and posted
oo lh, 9Th day Of November, ls62, by
e.. Hilbert, one work OK, nine or ten
n Old. black AMI white pied marked
@ q Lu'f under crop ~ each ear. No
Va fcrccpi,ble.
JAS. 4. DERRICK, G. G.
l,cfmher 10. 1868. u 81
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SCHOOL. NOTICE,

MISS MARY EIELL will open a school
vi on Monday Jan. ! 2, lsGJ, and respect
iuliy solicits patronage, which, by industry
and attention, she hopes TO merit The usual
English branches, with French and Latin
will be taught also, painting and music, If
desired
The customary prices will be required.
Dee %. 1852 nj B
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" A<1I,D.

FUuN thousand head OF good pork hogs,
~ be delivered In J,iler~on Texas. TO
i g1 bacon for the government, for which
u hc paid Apply ia
j.. PRICE.
Jefferson. Nov. %. ls,2.
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THE LATEST NEWS,

lgatifying report n The ,mno,tsnt so,c.. a
!FiketSn. Ky, which place IL ,s,d u bx,. H. a,
taken by Col ark-on Col. IeAp PHI, aud an,
a,sn were Killed and SIXTY takes pVi~,n-r. Ths
Ienemy's whole fore. of tour L,rd,, And an.
were scattered, aud ninety as,hoats we're ,,L.s.
10 ded with stores den. plnyJ i, rcoo,,.J -,
have cleared ont the HON, Cu,r,.
RIcnuy~p, Dec II. The uaouiye, ,o,.i,l.,,
II pretty rertaiu that Nsnk.' rxnrdt,o, h.. n, "a,
il DEGRADATION at B.s. for, n 4. near The .,nt,
east extrernity NJ ps,nl,co Sound. A ailroad
leads thence " Ncwlsru
The csprdiipn xgrinst Kingston i<rhsu- ,on.
tanned some ~ Bank troops
1 Gen Robert T. Icc in his oi,icial re,s,r, of I'm.
battle near Yfedsrickrlsirg ssys our los d.riny
the operations the movement. II the enemy IT,
gan, amounts to about eighteen hundred IN Killed
/ and wounded Among the fsr,>ry 1 regret 10 10.
mort the death Of the t,st ri.,sr soldier And state.
man Br,xsdIer Ccw~rsl Thoma. n N. C,h,, ,ho
teIl upon our left And the latte, that brsy, A..
DIR aud accomplished gentleman Brir,dr,t:eu.
M.xey t,rcru via was mo,,nlIv vouo,,ed au,,,g
the attack On our yipi,i.
About five hundrvd and nny prisoner, were
taken during the engagement bat the fsIi extent
of the en~my- loss " unknown
R,cusosp, Pee. i7~D,. U,sn,,,oo ofj Gen
lee .tud turnjshe, The foil,-,n. .s.t..,s.t ~
oar lo.. Ia the rrerpt ebpnvemrnts .,-ar p,r,e,
icksbnrv, ,S~s,ale'. ssd Cold. brir.dr. IN +,
-rims 1 ksrshxv, \; and an, nine s,r.yvls,.
Andersna.t. diyi-io~ WiIcox's brigade D !, NJ.
homes S N,nsous : DIVISIONS .,nk : brigade pa
pbil,,ys' IN, an "a ,lv 40 r-u. 49,. 90,
mand. ahm, soo ID N Nh d,,,.,nn .i.a,, In /,
" .bng,on A,tiltr,v q . p,rks,'. ai,,.,.. IA
Hood command lO6 total / T5o Mn., rroa..,
ale estimate OF snkee hos 8 600
R,cuun>r pcc~u,,r, 4. a1s,.,ll ,.
Gold.boro' Oh the Is,h stat,, th,, an .r,,iis,,
duel AZ white mn. sixteen mic. from t,olds
boro' ON Inc Nan.e river vss u,oo,..-,.v ha,
ceased abon, | o'cjosk
| later advice. state that In. s,,,li,sn,.,. have
| changed In, haze 10 The l,f, M Nau.~ rive,
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Family Residence for sale.

N\f Of the most desini'l" family ;rei-
~ denccs in Marshall for medium size
family Particularly desirable for phys'-
cian or business man. For further inforssa'
ton apply a, this Office
No, AZ, 1862.
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/. l.. Afford,
W G.. I5EYSDN
k,scrav Notice,

AIKEN up and posted on the 5,h OF de
ccmber, A y 1862, Icy Stokes Rober-
one yoke of oxen one dun, the other
n brindie both marked with swallow
aed uudcrbi, In the RICH, car, and smooth
q "a the l,i, about six years odd.
JAS A DERRICK,
lk Of tho County Court Of upshur 90.
December | 3 1862 l2-3t.
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t'iERS Of administration on TIE estate
l. H VIM II. Harrison deceased, were
an.rI to the undersigned by the Comfy
bort 81 tpshur tounty, Texas, pertaining
e't'os ol dec.ased persons, Sc At thc
|o,rmbcr term. \ u 1862 This is there
+ 10 notify all persons holding claims
|aiH-t said estate to present them within
time prescribed 10y la~ and those iudeb'-
make immediate payment.
, T. HARRISON. Admir-.
pl. lI.t 10. -62 nl2-ht
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rW ADVERTISEMENTS


! CARoLAN. 4. NJ Prme,pal.
Suls lnitalion. situated about ! 0 miles
gom J,i!erson, and Is from Marshall
/. healthy and retired portion Of Harrison
(,siy, anordiug to the student ali the nd
l,Aec. Of thorough Classical and Mathe.
,ql education, together with the psua
kiish studies, is row open for the recep
OF pupils.
f. Trustees take pleasure in informing
public that they have engaged the ser
= Of Prof i. j Carolsn. as Principal
> rWl known in the State ~ an accom-
bel aud experienced teacher, 10 whom
s have given entire control Of the school
solicit tor him u liberal share Of publ
ronagc No pupil received Tor shorle
ioi than five month";, nor viii any dednc.
be made, except for protracted illness.
rr~ or TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE
MONTHS
nuy class Including usual studies. s,2 so
dls ..,.. DO ..... ....-...... 20 o.
IN "..... do................... Is "
l.. l.. Afford,
W G.. BRYSUN,
In',ss.
: Board can be obsined IN fespecta
families couvcuicn, to the school.
.or 5, 1862. n7-tJ
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soldiers and E,ye -, . ., s. """, M
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ADMINIsTR ALTON NOTICE.

l,asfsou. Nov. 22.ls,2.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30
COmmissnTY ana Quartermaster'l
Boat Fired into on the mississippi
The Town OF Austria Burned IA
RetalIRILOn,

CommissnTY ana Quarterm aster's
Boat Fired into on the mississippi
The Town OF Austria Burned IN
RotalIEtiOn.
WAsHINoFoE. May 29.-An official dispatch
to the War Department received to-day from
Gen. Ellet, commanding the ram feet, dated
Helena, May 25:h, says:
As my command was descending the river
from Memphis May 23d, the commlssary and
quartermaster's boat was fred into from the
Mississippi side by band of the enemy with
two pieces of artillery, about elk miles above
Austria. Ireturned yesterday and landed m
force. The enemy had few hours before nv
arrival captured q email trading steamer and
burned her, taking her crew caplives and appro.
priating her freight. could obtain no intelli.
gence from the inhabitants by which to guide my
movements. My cavalry under Maj. Hubbard,
two hundred strong, came up with the enemy
one thousand strong, all mounted, and eight
| miles out. The fight lasted near two hours
| The Msjcr was compelled to take shelter In a
| favorable position, where be succeeded In re.
pulsing the enemy and drove them off before
the infantry could come to his relief.
Our loss was two killed and nineteen wound
ed, most of them slightly. The enemy left
FIVE killed upon the field and one Lieutenant
mortally wounded, and twenty two stand OF
arms. We captured three prisoners.
burned the town of Austria, having frat
searched every building. As the FIRE proere ss-
ed the discharge of loaded firearms was like
yolies OF musketry, as the FIRE reached their
hiding places, and two heavy explosions of DO v :
der also occurred.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30
From MurfreesborO.

WARRINGTON, May 29.-Murfreesboro adyice
to the 26Ih state that the movement com
menced by q portion of Bragg's army unde
Breckenridge, has become general Polk auC
Hardee have Withdrawn their forces in the di
rec!ion Of Vicksburg, though Bragg keeps biz
quarters at Shelbyvile, as If to watch Rose
Grams.
A letter dated the 20Lb, states that Colburnt
division Of Bragg's army ia actually sent Il
Mississippi, and Bragg's army is now falliuG
back 10 the line of the Tennessee.
Another Murfreesboro dispatch says an ordel
was sent TO the camps last night to hold them
selves In readiness to march at moment'i
notice, with rations. Reports of formidable
demonstrations on our right are not COT frmed
but there Is probably rebel force enough in thai
quarter to keep our troop, on the watch.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30

TAKEN AT his WoRD.-An eastern paper late.
ly had the following "Young Girl Wanted by
=" Cthe blank being Allied by the advertiser
name Next morning he found at bis door q
lorge bAsket carefully covered with o shawl
containing a plump and healthy baby, of the
feminine gender, around whose neck was rib
bon, with the following letter Of introduction
Mr.. -: You advertised in this weeks pa.
per that you wanted young girl hope the
article ] send you will meet your requir O. tents
l could have sent her to you still younger II
your advertisement had appeared before, but
she is only week old. hope her age will be
no objection. have no younger one at pres
ent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30
Democratic County Convention.

The Democracy OF the several wards ant
townships will meet at the Usual places Of
holding elections on Saturday, May 30th-iu
the wards at ~ O'Clock In the evening, and In
the townships az O'Clock p. M to appoint
delegates TO attend the County Convention, to
meet at the City Hall in the City of Columbus
on SATURDAY, JUNE 9Th, at ii o'clock, A M.
for the purpose of electing twelve delegates to
the State Convention to be held In the city OF
Columbus on Thursday, June lltb.
The following is the number of delegates al.
lotted to each ward OF the city of Columbus, and
to each township Of the county of franklin,
based upon the vote cast for Supreme Judge in
1862, allowing one delegate for each fifty and
an additional delegate for each fraction oil
tWenty fve votes 30 cast:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30

The GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC CONVENTION
The Eighth Annual General Convention oi
the German Roman Catholic Central Associa
tion OF the United States, in session 10 Oincin.
nad, On Tbursday elected the following officers
tor the enfuing year:
Pfesident-Johh Amead, from st. Louis, Mo.
re eleoted By acolamstion.
Vhe Presideuts-John Eilers, Cincinnati, and
Joseph Hoffman, Rochester, New York
Recording Secretary-R. P. Norbert Stoller
Superior OF the NJ. c. College, Syracuse, NeE
York.
Corresponding Secretary-Btrastd Heldsck-
er, ST. Louis, Mo. H''t|
Tfeasurer-George Baldes, Buffilo, New
York H.. !,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
,EPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
From YIcIrhhurR.


New YoRK, May ga Murfreesboro dis
patch Of the 28th says: Grant at latest advicei
was still In position before Vicksburg. The
rebel accounts Of six unsuccessful assaults are
exaggerations. They seem to have magnifed
every reconnaissance into an assault. Il seems
certain, however, that once since Saturday
Grant did make pretty general assault, and
failed to carry the works.
Johnston has not yet attacked GRAFT, but Il
gathering his forces not far aWay.
1t was not supposed the city could hold oul
longer than the 28lh, under the tremendous fire
Of Grants artillery. l
A Memphis dispatch Of the 28h Gays Gen
Carey and Lieut-Col. Cameron, of the 34tt
Ind, are reported killed. Capt. Holman, ol
the 24th Ind, killed. Lieut-Col. Bacon had hiG
right hand shattered while grasping the colori
Of his regiment and eDdeavoring to rally hit
men under murderous fire. ..'a'
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Lntaai from NIaxicn.

SAN Francisco, May 29.--Dates received
from the City Of Mexico via Acapulco to the
9Th, says: Up to the fifth the French continued
bombarding PuebIa, making little progress. =
The authorities OF the City of Mexico believed
the French would soon be compelled to abandon
the siege of Paebla. Commonfort had COM
menced an important movement designed to gel
In tho rear Of the French, and then throw biz
en- oitegs. On the fifth be tcegraphed tC
Jusrtz;
"The enemy is now one and half miles
from our position He keeps up slight cannon
aiding Of Puebll. All his attention is directed
toward my movements, my line extends to sau
Pablo del Monte Soldiers very enthusiastic
and intend to profit by Il.
(Signed) "COMMONFORT."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30

Auction SALE OF HoRsEs, CARRIAGES, BUG.
dIEs AND Harness. - Having concluded tc
change my business. l will offer for sale my en-
tire Livery Stock at auction, on Saturday, ths
9Th day of June, at 10 O'Clock A. M, at my
Stable, No. ll3 south Front street, Columbus
Ohio, consisting of the following property, to-
wit: Fifteen horses, fifteen buggies, two car
rages, fifteen set Of single harness, two set Of
double harness, saddles, brides, robes, etc,
GEO. W. SHAPLEY.
V. R. GLAzIER, Auctioneer.
may 30-dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30

RLoUR-There was an active speculative demand 70.
day. and the saes were very heavy footing up about
extra, and IS 90 for family At The close holders were
asking an advance l925o per br, which checked the
demand.
WHISKY There was good demand to day, and The
market was hrmer but without any change in prices.
The sales comprise about 45O brlS at 4oO%c The lat
ter rate for wagon.
PR0vIsIoNs-Tbere is but a limited demand for all
articles, and prices merely nominal.
MESS P0BK-Remains dull at 80 5O@o rs for old.
and Sl2 GOALS so for new, which are the asking
prices.
saoULDERs-Buik could b, sold to moderate ex.
tent at 3Xc, loose
sIDEs-Arc dun at 1Kca5c for light and heavy
averages.
BAooN--Nothing trapspired in bacon; IT Is offer
ed at 4Nc for shoulders and for sides without hnd
ing buyers.
LARD--Prime city is held at 9%9oXc, but there
no buyers at over 0hci 90 tcs prime county sold
GRocERIEs-The demand Is light and confined to
the jobbng trade.
sUGAR-We quote raw at IIKRl3c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
C0FFEE-3I933c.
WHEAT-There was an active demand for prime sam.
pies from the interior mers and specp ators nd the
offerings being light, an advance Of 35c per bush was
established, tue market closing firm at the advance We
now quote prime red at 81 05, aud Indiana and Ohio
white at III H9l Is. Kentucky white is scarce and
sells readily at 81 309l IS for prime to choice.
CoRN-The offerings are not large, but the demand
shelled In bulk sheled is held at 659G6c Including
sacks.
oATS-There was an improved demand to-day, with
Light receipts and prices advanced c per bush the mar
ket closing rm at 6096lc In bulk and 707lc sacks in
cuded 600 bush sold in bulk at Coo and 1900 bush 7c
including sacks, and we undersInd there were sales
A7lKc.
kIE-The market Is unchanged and Quiet. We quote
prime samples at 73975c arrival the former rate in
bulk and latter in sacks acks to be returned The re.
csipts are light. =
Il. L..a
Ing, and the demand is light. The nominal asking
figures are 81 1901 90 for the best grades State spring
and fall. - 'fs'e
HAY-Loose.pressed Ia arriving freely and there be.
ing only moderate inquiry for it, prices declined to
sle9l9 en- arrival Tght-presSed 10 In good request,
store. ~
oHEEsE-Rules steady with fair demand at o9IOc
for selected W. II.
BUTTER-The receipts are not 80 liberal, but they
are still 10 excess OF the demand and the market rules
dull at 99lc for common to good 29 3c for prime 70
choice Central Ohio, and 49l5c for the same grades
OF W. K. e
TGszaI,a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30

New YoRK, May 2S-The Timos's English
correspondent states that one of the vessels
built by Laird Brothers for the Emperor Of
China, left this week She ia an iron plated
steamer, six hundred tons, double plated, with
six guns and one Whilworlh thirty two FOUNDER
and ninety picked men.
The correspondent of the Merchants Ex-
change and News Room writes from Pernam-
buco, giving an account OF the capture Of Fed.
eral vessels by the Alabama. Every aatisiac-
ton in the power of the Brazilian authorities tc
give had been rendered to the American consul
for these outrnges in Brazilian watera It waG
supposed the Alabama had sailed south on the
29th of April.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30

To EVERY barrel Of -four you can make thirty
pounds more Bread or Biscuit (and much. bet
ter) by using Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Sal
eratus, than by yeast fermentation or any Other
ssleratus. 1t is perfectly healthy, will not turn
your erockery yellow, will strengthen weak
ssomachs, and cure dyspeptic psrsons. It il
much better to use with cream tartar than soda
Try one paper, and you will be convinced
Mott of the Grocers sell It, Depot ll2 Liber.
ty street, New York
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CON.
IVENTI0N.
Thursday, June 11th, 1868.


To the Democracy Of Ohio, and all Oiheys in IA
por of the Union ds iods and he C0nstitutiOr
as u Is:
You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated THURS.
DAT, THE llTH DAY OF JUNE, 1863, as tho lime
for holding tho next Democratic State Copven.
tion, In the city Of Columbus, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for each Of the fol.
lowing Offices, viz:
Governor;
Lieutenant. Governor;
Auditor OF State;
IredsuyeT OF State;
One Judge Of the Supreme Court;
One member Of The Board of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, and all Others n 10.
vor OF the Union as it was and the Constitution
90 IL 10, Of the several counties within this State
are respectfully requested to proceed to appoint
Delegates to represent them In said Convention
on the following basis: One Delegate for each
county, and an additional Delegate for every
five hundred votes cast for Hon. RuFUs RAN.
NEY, for Supreme Judge, at the last October
election, and for every fraction of two hundred
and fifty votes aud over, ono additional Dele
gate.
The number oil Delegates to which each coun-
ty is entitled, is indicated 10 the following 10.
Bile:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-30
The Rebel Army In virginia.

New YoRK, May GA special to the Pos,
from Washington saye: Military men here dc
not credit the report that the rebels are concen-
tratinR an unusually large force ia Virginia,
but believe, rather, that every soldier who can
bespared from Virginia, North and South Car
olins, has been sent to Mississippi TO relieve
Johnston and Pemberton, or, If too late to save
Vicksburg, to seize some other point on tho Mis.
sissippi river, or go to strengthen Port Hudson
as to make its capture matter of great diff
Guilty. Gov. Curtin is, however, of o different
opisiop, and is comforting with Gen. ScheDck
for the defense of the Pennsylvania border