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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

Jobb F,ls'o ksyt odr, be brtve comm sncer
ol sue f's. (ormesiy ,Ho,kst's) eorps OF tie
Atmy. y 90. r, 80. tpi iu the nsht near
y It s0urg, P nu., On WEDNESDAY. General
Kry noloe .as native Of Peoc-y v.nia. aud Q
Z aauAteot Wet PvIt iD lS4l. on lesvin.
s.nsgtnsituroa. be wAsAppolnteds Second Eiep-
ssnsns il-ikef Sd As,v ePs; rpToswe AFrsi iLeu-
.soa6t Jans l8 ie46. " AZ 6tevesssds G 30 ain
TOR galiaotry ~, Mou.erey September 20, 1886
7sud Mir ft sood conduc.9st Bavas Wet
Fsbru.tJ 30 lS47; was Aid ds-Caup 20 Gepet-
sliw oOl,u:C y y o.inai ls52; pecsm O. p aI
10 Mach, 1885, dIssIngusnsg bim. elf III cou.
dot, vi b Joe L. dIaLs near Rogue river, Ore
gyr;, 10 1856, was made LeuteaALl-Colohel Of
me IA Iuisn,ry, MAJ IL, 1851 lesaisI .tS ca.
sesarJr Volunteers August 70, le6l, .ao M
i 4 sGeaeraf last winter, He cSmnanded The
Uuiled S.aIes ilrces ebgaaed st Cnea. MouL-
taln. where the rebel X E. Lee WAS r,puised
ana drove back che en- emyis ist 4reeHbtisr Jh toe
1oi ootoper ~ 1864 ne mas attached % ,ihs
Amy Of ..be Pc ourac, served tnrough the
eau ,lgns oil lhe Ceicksnomluy and .aS llnd
aud was soon sE.,r sstien.d 10 the commend
which be ned at 81 ums OF his death. i. +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
The Fourth VI Jnty Origin Of the Rev

,fThe Fsuth of .Jji, I776! What sacred
m morie. oli,s s,ouod thai COL lie recurring
aun,vsrsery brioss up as ,ocat,ons dess TO ever,
Aue,ic = bes,s ''''N's
oo the fourth Of, Jaly, i776, the thirteen Con
federats Americ4n Colonies dissolved their aI.
iesiapcs 10 the British crovn, and declared
thenselves free aud independents, under the
name Of she Uoi,ed States Of America. .
"a, atst." sa,s q sage OF the Revelation,
speaking through the Immortal WrssrEs. .'at
firss We aimed NOT as IndepeDdeDce;" but a
Iopg seriss Of oppression, the RENAL of the
British Government TO right their wroDgs, and
iss attempts to coerce them into submissiun BY
military force, determined the Colonies to de-
clare themselves Independent.
What was the primary cause of the Revolu-
tisn that eliminated in our Independsnce' L.
was, as history has recorded, the exsrsion Of
arbitrary power, subversive of the rights and
liberties Of the coIonis's ss British subjecss'
This power was exercised 10 restrictions upon
.onme,ee. prohib.tions Of manufactures,
..,..... v.,,ors soh.m.. ~
"E's' -
taxation without the consent o. sne COL
ooies, sending persons TO England 70 be
.-,.a "a, nol,ticai offsuses. etc -measures In.
- - :. a,r,,t, ~. ,,otber oount,v. or to keen
sen'ss .. .....;,. suh,sot;ong ~ 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
yalIandigham al Bermuda.

New YoRK, jay The BsrmudA Royal
Gdsene, OF June %. says the rebel steamer L :
d, IDJvls. arrived at st, Georges on the 22
rom w WilniugtOn. She isrepaIted to be'o- &
10 tbefebei Government, and ls said Co hav.
ore ught imp9,t. ant dlepa obes from that Govern
meuG 10 Tie Bhtish Government Two buck
ade runners let in mpany Nth Lady Davis,
shich passed close 70 tho block .dlng ,quAdr1n
IN her way 6usoi Wilmington
q; The !Gastte Gays thas Mr.. Vallandigbau
sbo had osussds 80 much excitement 10 the
Northern States, arrived here in the steamer
L .dy D.vis, from Wilmington, on SasurdaY
l,st. nc 10 feporsed t1s' MI. Vallandgasm Is
en route to Canada, there 20 await coming
events,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
Condition Of the CouHtry-Progress Of
Volunteering.


/ II is now nearly or quite one month eince the
President called for one hundred thousand sx
months men, thirty Thousand Of whom were to
be furnished by Ohio. These men we're need :
ed as coon as they could be get, since il was
known then that LEE was moving north with an
| nmeuse rebel amy, destined OF an invading
campaign In responee to The appeal of tha
President, nearly four weeks ago. Gov. TOP is
sued bic p Oclam ion to the people of Ohio, and
urged them to re-pond Immediately by putting
OF bis disposal the thhty thousand men, which
was Ohio's quota, and for whose re cep.ion he
fixed convenient euctmpments Or, depots in
different parts Of the State. Whether the Gov.
ernor did wisely in restricting himself in COM
muuic.tipg With the people Oh this impOrtaas
subject 10 the Abolition press exclusively, We
shall rot determine, though the fact that he
did 80 IL beyond dispute, and it's pro-
ptiety may be the subjecs Of difference Of opin-
ion.. But siill the fact Is notorious, that vol
unteers wsie called for month ago, d that
the urgency for them has ihc eased with every
hour since the date of the Piesident's Pro
nation. More, the people have been appealed
to and earnestly urged in public meetings, BY
speeches and oth6rHise, to respond to the call
for these eix months men. For nearly two
weeks past, il has been knoWn that the rebels
we're in Maryland and Pennsy ylyania, and that
LEE vas spdly concentrating an immense Amy
north of the Potomac, with view to offensive
operations ard an invasion OF the loyal SsatesjI
and yet the fact cannot be conce,ied tnss
10 this hour there has been compara-
lively 10 response 10 the call for these
needed troops. We have had lall over
the State meeting after meeting, and Tor the
past week business houses iu all the tawgsl
have closed part Of each afternoon, and forts
have been msde-vigorous ffjt,s in 'he way
mu-ic, speeches, ETC. raise toe men, but
th very 1t le success AID why7 5Wbel
it 10 notorious ,hst LEE is coneenr,tot
such an INN nse army RIB Of the Potop &C,
10, king uudeub ediy TO su IL vasioo Of 90, rt 4
apo Or. b b., tbs Wess, Why shls apathy ---4pi-
tno fferepc.7 rhe mere statement o. tbe isc
ss ulo be :, fluent TO call the ,ttentiop Of Al
: q ,cs,ps men TO our condition, and to iuduc'
t m vi hou rr jud os to sx .mlpe Why IL =
9, =. - sa.3l',l ,' y.
web.ve an organ s.tioD In Ohio (she"LN
q .L..sue-'') which ,houd IN three days It
q y on si-d hi- proclaim .'iop have furnish
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
General BulleI's Rank.
lRrom tho Nsa York RorId.l

As was expected, General Butler's very mod
nat claim 80 SIS dsd sa -tha ranking Major
General Vi the Dated States Army na3 reeuIl-
ed In bis being placed at the foot OF the Hat
The com misslOn appointed to consider his claim
have decided that General Mcclellan occupies
the fret place, aud that Generals Ffemont,
Banks ana D.x are, In the order named, Tsuk-
ing eficers OF General Batler.. IG.is little re-
markaole attnatl Butier's conf ots With men,
from B & Bethel dornto his teriiole bASIie with
the a Doss mason,' he ,clmes out second best.---
1t 10 over women and non-combatAnte he wins
all hrs iaurels. 0ae "A yjor.6euersl In the Uni.
t,d s. stes Army With tame sqch as his, 10 one
100 many. It's q curious proot Of the detes,a.
tion In which the GsnerAl is held that carries
dc visits of Mr.. Russell, VINO gave him de-
served sbIashng the other day, are filing all the
slbnms.e n 3 t1ra 4aEL N A 80 W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
The Soldiers for ,vaIiandigh CHAM.

We have been informed by gentleman In
this pl os that he had just received a letter
from bis brother, 10 the ~ my, stating thst oil
the mea In hs6 compaDy uefeSfor VallaDdgbam
but eeven end that there was also good
prospect that even these would be for, him by
The Election. :. This shows that 'he authorities
can not keep the soldieTs from thinking. howev
or easily they prevent them from talking and
reading, by suppressipg free speech, and prohib-
itins toem the use Of Democratic newspapers
- Geoggetopa (BroUa COunty) Aygas,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
An Abol,,,on Mhopper.

The Olio Stale Joar"ai o4s lh.s there were
ten th.. "a . VI, Abolition M ls, G 'nveD lioI
Ma,tf d, Thus az iAsi. sho be Cue nuat
Gas ae pule 1t { q ,.eD tbUus,bo! WOeu ibs
o lie tue Ab1n.Oui t. "er mo titled ct the
',par .ehess Of tDsir numb r, Torre we're abou
he nunbsr re usu,ily tuo AZ circus or an mol
20 v, DIT = .g'~atef prep nderauce OF mrn
I'D chlLI'n Adab ,ut every other vo w.
'ues n the stee. wis Dsmrc'a at who seemed
Z, be auu-ei a. the hsE b. while sae AUoh.ioD
,rI- pt, sel ted aaiuIly .oDg isc's. -
Toe cJrtesp,uueut ., be q pclluati Gssette
'sy- ,h,t g. tie Unoe y meeiug OF Tou,-oa'
y NJ ~, & ID, he pr prccesson WAs tUs miles long
We soula call that iyine BY the mile. rbe 4.
~ere. aggreg ateiy ioru-i.x eons 10 40 smAt
nioceD,lIDs all ]toio - MamftM Shtid ana
Banae,, July lst, .,,,.'... =,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
Gen. Mcclellan Visits New York; Great
ReceptlOn. --.. -...-

j, General Mcclellan received some dispatches
at his country residence In Orange, New Jfrssy,
advising him TO come to the city OF New York,
In case his services should be required by the
President When be got on ths New Jersey
fel ry boat, John SoDascy, he wac Recognised,
aud the scene which ensued VAS indescribable
The chterng, waving OF hanckerohieie, and
A,nipg Of caps into the air, was moet eDliven-
iDg speetacle: When the boAt reached the
shure, great multitude rushed to it, TO carry
the General on their shoulders, which was only
defeated by "Little Mao" keeping the iaoi.s
around him as body guard. He finally got
Into an omulBus and drove of, amidat thunders
OF applause from the large cOncourse assembled
10 d0him honor. fts .aitH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
The Rebels at vicksburg Usiug ou
Powder.

A correspondent, writing from the rear OF
vicksDurg, says that our powder Is used by the
rebslsin this manner; u 81
q Shells that do not explode. and they are le.
eions, are dug out by rebel scldiers, and If they
40 not &c shsir ARTILLERY, are em ptled and the
powder cold 60 General PembsrtoD at six col
lars per pound One l3-inch mortar use our
shsH Almost altogether, when We use eight NOR
taIs, and fire them as often 90 We do, with 40
contractofs,to furnish, we can supply at lesst
one rebel mortar. Search out tse men who
are guilty OF this thing, and let them suffer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
How the Rebels get Information from
- s. iVicksburg.

One Of our scouts who returned the other day
to the army in the rear OF vcksburg from one
of his perllous journeys through the army OF
JOE JOHNsToN, says The rebels still get informa-
tion from Vlcksburg. The manner Is this A
man ee,s in small "dug out" made Of log,
scarce .arger than himself, and lies down at fu'l
length, uotil he gets beloa WsrrenIou, then
makes the shore. Such q thiug would not be
difficult 90 do ct night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
THE TRI-wEEKLY STATESMAN
THE DAILY STATESMAN
CInba for ths Cnmpaign.

To Cou, I, Con m { ses Or tl.b., where 'h
p pers are eli cent trouo sdares,, ve ~ri 70 :
. he weekly for tb,ee month .r fol -;
70 20 g g SS'+:ssser -s.ig sy'oU, O.,
--.rho cash TO Accompany she srdsr in AL
e.'r'r TQ& y;SYa cg0% 4
g51s mANxPENNy & mTLLVR.
1s PUBu Hsss, CoLuMBus o -
JFs4 1863 - gg1ggEE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
The Late Brigadler.GeneraI Paul.

Bdgadier-G ener,l Gabriel Rsug Paul " o,
with Ben. Reynolds, fell 10 the 6gnt near Get.
tysburg on Wednesday, was boro in Missouri,
graduated at West Point In 1884 He distn-
gulshed himself at Cero Gordo and Conireras,
and was breveted Major Tor his gallantry at
Chapultepsc. He was, appointed Lieutenant
Colonel In 1869 for bis galantry in expelling
the rebels from New Mexico 10 1861, and was
iurthtr promoted TO BHgsdier-G Of vols
u teers 10 September, 1869.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

young lsds friend, the white orsvassd genslsmat
got somewh-t angry and iuaniiue. To 'ebus
the lady up."s % BE- supposed. he declared m 4
"all the r. N iscallIous f. 81 idrees Of Eus
rope bad ia eiinto the ,uutrv, and nov CON
pose the Democratic party "That may OF may
NOT be true," cid he lady, "but one thing s
celt.inly true, that all the ecum, flth aod dIegs
Of Africa have poured Tito the country, and
compose the Abolition or bogus Uoion party. "
His reyerepdship Thought II wa about lime 70
qh'! Old Klox feels proud Of that GIRL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
A Center Shot by Dems cratic Girl.

Ayouug LADY friend Of oufs, who had been
attending the Granville Fem ale Seminary, aa,
lately good deal peststea By. one ofuthe Abo.
ltlon c.ergy'swhoa ttay around that yllisge
preaching war, doath lsnd destruction. Bsi6g
completely wotsted In 90 argument Hitn our
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
40 Paper io-nYrr.w.

This being the Flur,h OF JuiJ--tbe ami
vsrs.ry Of our N.tiousl peOdence--ip or
der t. give our ba. de On opportunity to ce'e-
b., 9 and = ~ tbs day, no p per will 'e'sufd
IIopt 10 fic u %. lsurdsy) uUrui &.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR
THE CAMPAIGN.

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
fullscope Of the great issues involved in
the contest, the press must not only be
free, but the circulation of newspapers
must be general among the people. This
fact Democrats should not forget nor lose
sight of for one moment. The STATES
MAN will labor diligently to sustain and
defend the principles Of FREE GOVERN
MBsT which it has always supported, and
in order to enable Democrats to diffuse
1t among the people, we will receive sub
scribers to our different issues for linn
tied period as follows:
THE WEEKLY STATESMAN
Will be sent to single subscribers at Is
cents per copy per month, for three or
tour months, as the parties may elect
i. 9 as cents for three months, or go
cents for four months.
THE TRI-wEEKLY STATESMAN
Will be sent 10 single subscribers or to
Clubs for three months at rs cents per
copy; for four months at one dollar per
copy s Is I9E&g 3kS
THE DAILY STATESMAN
Will be sent to those who may order It
during the csmpaign. at 81 cents per
month. All orders TO be accompanied
with the money. ,seas@ a iso
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
DIED.

Yesterday morning, sAtLtr, daughter Of O. Q. Smith
In he, tnirdy.G. -+t..
The fiends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, at No. SO East Friend street, this afternoon at
four o'clock. |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

OFFICE oF THE ooMMissloNRRs oP THe oIAKiNo FUND
ta ~ coLuMpus. OHIO NAV 10 1853
7b hs Ecce7eacy Ms Govsrnor Of he State Of 0Atoi
Ia compa 90 with tbe provi0ns Of thu Con.tI'ution
and laws ot the st.te the undersigned Commissioner
Of the sinking NFaLd here wi report deaIed state
meo' ihtir proceedings for 'x months ending on
the l5ts inst together wi stAtement Of the amount
Of the ublio Funded Deb Of the State.
On the IS h day of November, 1852 The
date - the last repo'tfrcm this .fhce,
the Public Funied Debt OF the State,
foiegn and .mssio, amounted 10 9H, H,14l ,502 u
During the six months there mas been re-
or the Foreign Loan of 1860. .sSl9,O6O 03
VI he Domestic debt losn Of IDaTT "a
leB eB.................... 81 200 90
" the Ubion Loan Of ieB6... 2iS iO4 80
or tho Union Loan OF 1885,. I 756 O0
0utstandinR at this date. ......ai3 he5 sI2 ~
=z===-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
WIN. aD0MJ0AN,-C ChaifInso

aar WIN. D0MI9 AN, Chaifinauy
~ -r.--, JOHN g: TRoNPSoN, M
lUE K J J. RICKLEY, : iLn Ui
Adm g. HIBBS.
JAMES JOYCE,
a-.r pg. w. B. Hans, aWJAT
.l.. l, ss5ui HARVEY Isle, .sa9 y
-i' olN WIN. COOPER, h d" '' '''rN'
}na.tr r JOHN M PUGH, SscreteeyN
Democfatic County Ctntral Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
FALL ELECTION.

" d. Ia
"A. ,.,,..t.s
- nouNrv nouM,aaroNnp .r
if U"o"ht S""pD'"N3N'
EDITOR OHIO sTATEsMAN: ,.A...~.rsaagea
Please annonuce tie name o. JOHN Coos's. Jn., 9
nm%s .Own,ny S esoa ae .EI INC "ss INC Si youn
OF franklin county, and oDllge iu.19 ~ arlbtcS
.s.lT MANY DEMOCRATS.
r. II AUDITOR. , ~ ~
Please anDounse the name OF sAMuIL /. McOQr aea
Candidate Tor County Auoor SUBJECT TO the decison
u me pem9crAno eonvehuOn. I., ~. -..
nr ncSoy " 'uotVasy SSdpsnleu wisn sDSJeuss sySes
h any 'e ~
"T SsI y'''' WIN AD''''' M.Ny npMocpAma
Bis - Fn,nn,a1-n m,,y- ~ " Nv
nSEh1snNiAiA'1
EDITOR STArEsMAE: .-.,.tv scrn
rlesss announos the name of JoHN o; EDWARDS, Of
from Ea@s@ ; .saSy, ,sssss ~ ssS :s, q he
sy ilslla u 20 20 '---ii - 2 bnl VII .dH "
EDITOR OF TnP sTArsshAE p. ,s-'a ,.-s.tf
Please an.oense 10 'ns ,t'esman, TOE rsme q apm
". nss 0, 'ncsson ,own. n'P, a. esnn,oas w heP,,
MI. Hio,s 10 40 old cdEsn. and would make an ex-
celen Repreen alive Tor he people OF kransiin oo9a.
". iou WIZ ooiise many pfwooiaW p complying
WIN 'n'' 'eao''' s.s IT '-1s' ~ saIei.
PRo8'TE JUDGE aI-,gRa
EDITOR s,r ohi0 ss a.ms a, J,dss
ts Tor rrotate JaIss OF Prsni In cou1tv rub.
ia.t 10 the drosion OF the Democaiic Couny couvsn-
ion, and oblige1 d VIlH dIOl1dF ' EftA
A HOST OF DRMooRATs.
ENRON ar.r,,n.n. ,,'---,sl,.,sagag-, rgrx-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
Wanted.

a IN a mons Hi-we want gents at 800 Q
WuV mop,h, o, pepses paid 70 sell our AoeriasftaO
and ciirinus articles. IS cuculass /tee.
ma,a-ddsWul nHAW d CLARK, Biddeford, Nc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
STOLEN nj.

IRON the pas,ure Of ,he,u sctioer 10 Norwich town.
Il ship milesouth OF lizard Station, ANAL sol.
Io mare about four yssrs old, with .h,te alp In her
face, with white ieet nearly her Epee. and white
spot under her belly. che "a, in good condition. h
viii pay liberal reward for her delivery 10 me, or
iniorpati.n n Fh.re she can be found -t'1.f' y
ialy4-i.aSaw| N oHAELEs s.,PBYroN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

u....... a. l. -. ..b9n UHI " ehNi 40 saA ~
Ge,.Repen BY sanonnoing the, name Of Thomas
subject the cotton Of the Dem ,cratic Nompeang
ConveDiion you will be bat doing Iustice 60 him ss
god and falthfal pemocAt and VII eonfsfa fEfor
'p'' A' MANY DEMooRArIO sRrhkDs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

"A ~ eF 80
Notice 10 hereby glsen % the Democracy OF
Franklin county TO meet On Friday, the 3lhday
July, 1863, for the purposeo Of eleciiog delegates
70 attend the County Convention TO meet at the
City Hailin lhe city o. Columbus, on Saturday,
the lat day of August, 1853, a. ~ O'Clock A.
NJ. for the purpose OF pomiratpg
Two Repr. .seLt,tives; one Probate Jndge; one
Sheriff; one TreasureI; oue Auditor. ope Coun'
y Commissioner; one Coroner, and one luhrm-
ary Director. = sss'7''s''''' '''.7
Also. at the same time apd places. one DEL
egate rom eadb Ward and iTosnship Will be
elected to the Senatorial Convention 20 nomi.
cate candidate for SeDatjr for this Senaiofiai
District Time tor holding the Senatorial Con.
veDtion will be fixed b, resfter. -
The polls vii be- opened at O'Clock and
closed al o O'Clock P, M. 10 the Towoshipi, and
will open at O'clock and close at O'Clock =.
M. In the city.
The following is the number 4 delegates a.
lotled to each Ward Of the city of Columbus
and to each Township OF the county Of Frank
lin, based upon the vote cast for Supreme Judge
IN 1869, allowing one delegatefsr each hity aud
an additional delegate TOR each fraction OF
twenty Eve sotes 80 cast q 2 5.8Hs g't%
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
outstandlpr at ihl. date. -. ...la SIS pa
FOREIGN DEBT.

The existing Funded Debt Of the State consists Il tn
following Loans, w:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

gprroR Ono srArRSMAN tfI T. tisysV yisTg lfssJ
Piea,e u nou 90 tno name OF SAMUEL 0uticK ~ o
ca County Treasurer subject " the decision
VI tho Democratic county cohyenhvty anp DBL 80
sAS4S W IA NAVY SDnMooAATe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
MANY DRMoCRATs.

EDITOR STATJsMAN,e 10 tuais7S bo0a 4 ggfysfd Sr3
Please a1nounos the name Of EfiAs r. WEAxeA a1o
candidate Tor ehehf Of fr nkln county, succs the
decision OF the Democrats eoup'y conventIon,a md
oplige - -. .----sls....-s-;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
MANY DEMocRArs.

pprros oHto erArxsnAs. 'D'@NA~
Plsas announce the name u A.IyAcKson Is q esndi.
date for shef Of fIRGkn eoungs lupiecs to the de-
c,ion Of the pemocratic Nominating cenvenuVn, end
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

hp,Loh ohso eFAthshAH'sso. ~ EA,s.ilS - oi v y.
didale Tor sherR Of Franklin county. d fhq
decision Of the Democrats county sesnventicns and
ophse as aHH9d shi gx, = I. s,,,.,so.es ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

!, COUNTY COMMISSIONER. as2-sH
EDITOR OHIO sTATEsMAN: ....-...ssra
Please aunouuce tie name OF JoilN Cooss Jn., .
Truro township, candi late for tho ofce Of County
omms ioner. subject to the decision Of the penoccy
Of franklin county, and obllge y a11,es-
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D. ar Sr:-piea.s ali oupc 90 tbs name oi Tasliis 4.
JACKSON as caudidats for tho once Of Sheriff. pnsot 90
the ascson Of the Democratic ooanty ConvSnd6n, and
yblge MANY DkM00kAI9r-
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.As p4,soc taeyyof Franklin County.

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sDIToR eTATBMAN: -. t-.T Fp ~
oy anpouncng be name Of JACOB rowstL, Of rruro
to~D Tip ac,nd,da'e for vouny Treasurer, subject
be dvoslon Of ths Democia 10 conYeptH you Will
confer favor on ''-Y
"f--I9 Esss psiT MANY Dnmo0RATs.
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MANY,DRM0oRkTDs

EDrroR ONO srATmMAm ss bss bsinlBgsi ,ssasoasa
Please announce tho nsnes Of 0sonaEi n. InAnnxna
40 candida for sheriff Of franklin coanfy, suhecttb
the decision Of the Democratic County 0onseptor sn6
oblge H v naa MANY DEnooRATe.
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EDrToR ONO erATEsnAE -. Ihsns3@tS
as oandi ate for Ghenf 81 Bfhkiln 6o0ntY s1ile1t
70 the decision Of the Dsmoonlic oo1vcb ~, 6kd
ohlige MANY DHm0unAI1.F
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07

"EceNoNY is CoNroRrN-W +. Gebhart,
No. 263 Third street, offers for sale the most
Complete and Handsome COAL STOVE
we have ever SEEN They are warranted not
TO consume over one halt the coal ordinary
Coal Stoves do The heat generated is much
peassnter than furnace heat, and the stove is
never red hot, and does not create sickening
warmth in close room. At the very least a
sduing Of f(fv per cent is realized.
This stove is now used by the Telegraph
Office, State Bank, Stewards Drug Store, Lu.
patic Asylum, Il. +, Barney, W. W. Wall, Mr.,
Leland, W. L. Comfy, and others, lw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07


SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Dr. Robacks Remedies
I'VE publish in another column OF to-day 3
paper, an article copied from the Cincinnati
Times, descriptive OF DR.. Roback's extensive
medical establishment in that city. BY the
way, DR.. Robacks Remedies have obtained
great and deserved popularity with all clAs-
ses. Ii has been but short ume since these
Remedies we're introduced into our section ol
country: yet Dr. Brennan, Dr. Roback's
agent in this place, informs us that his sales
OF the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now fat
ex ceed those of all other medicines for which
he is agent, combined The reason ior this
is, that they have stood the test OF practical
experience We know this not only from the
mouths OF others, but we have used them in
our own family with the very best results.
For all diseases of the blood, general debility,
whether proceeding from sickness or from
natural weakness, indigestion, and all kind.
red ailments, we recommend the Scsndina-
Wan Remedies as the UeTy best medicines
extanL They are destined TO achieve not an
ephemeral success, but permanent and de-
served reputation, which will render them
necessity in every family o.,
North West, March 2.
See advertisement del9