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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Dispatches.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF tho Africa.


HALIFAX, July 20-The steamship Africa
from Liverpool July llth and q Queenstown July
18th, hss arrived.
The London and Liverpool breadstuffs mar.
ket is generally very dull, with O slight decline
on all qualities. Corn quiet aud steady.
Riceardton Spence's, and other circulars, re-.
port -four dull and downward, with decline of
6i@ls.
Whes. very dull and declined three per cent.
Red western $685. l0I; white western, 80
6 @l0s.
c .,u steady; mixed, 26I 81; white, 90, 6d@
90 81.
Provisions generally quiet and steady.
Bgland q Co. report beef firm with small
salss as last Quotations. Pork dull. B aeon
steady. Lard quiet and steady. Sugar fat.
Coffee inactive, Breadstuffs inactive, but
steady.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening July ll-Cotton
unchanged. Bresdstuffs very dull. Weather
favorable for crops. Provisions quiet and steady.
Produce quiet.
LONDON, saturday evening, July ll.-Consola
closed at 9216@925s for monev; Illinoia Cen
tral 29@2o aisclun.; Erie 0l5a@8a1S.
PANS: Saturday, July n-B1urse dali,
B sntes $3.50.
The Daily News says: We are under the i'm.
preston that the American war will be soon
closed through its growing uupopuarity at the
North and Confederate success In the very
ueiehborhood OF Washington.
The Times says: We may expect 10 week
| to hear Of President DAvis being 10 Washington,
almost dscsion of the war itself, compelling
overtures OF peace from iis uustc,essiul defend
ers.
The Armv and Navy Gazette saye. In view
Of the possibility OF Davis throwing L,n-
coin, says, shouli another governments address
as from Washington, IL m av be difiJuls, indeed
impossible, TO refuse TO acknowledge it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
RIcHnosD, July 8, 1863
His Ereellencu Ifferson Dauisi

Mr.. STEPHENS REPoRTs THE FAILURE OF HIS MISSION.
R,o.noSp I,,v 1,63
r., 'N' -
nus E1ee"enoy 'De'Son DdoiS'
STA: Under the au hority and instructions of
your letter to me on the 81 Instant proceeded
on the mission therein assigned without delay
The stesmer I orpedo, commanded by Lisuten.
ant Hunter Davidson, of the navy, was pus in
readiness as eoon as possible, by order of tho
Secretary of the Navy, and rendered for the
service. AT noon, on the 81, she started down
,mes river, hoistipg and be ring q q of truce
after passing City PSint. The next day (she
4tb). at about one o'clock p NJ, when within
lev miles of Newport NeWs, we were met by
email boat Of the enemy, carrying two guns,
which also raised white flag before approach
Ing "a.
The officer In command Informed Lieutenant
Davidson that he had orders from A imirsl Lee,
on board the United States fig.ship Minneso-
co, lying below, and then Ia view, not to allow
any boa. or vessel 60 pass the point near which
she va. stationed without his permission. By
'his ofio.r sent to Admiral Lee note sta
ting my objects aud Wishes, q copy OF Thich Is
nereonto annexed, marked A. also sent 70
sne Aamrai, 70 De iofwsfoea, anotner IN the
same language, addressed 10 the ofhcer IN COM
- - -. >.N - 1900 -, ~
Monree, me gunooat proceeded Immediately
60 the MInoesota with tneso despatche,, while
the Iorpedo remained at ancncr. Between
three and tour O'Clock, r M, another boat came
up to us, bearing tne somirars answer, which
s hereunto annexed, marked d.
We remained &C or about this point In the
river until the ON lnstant, when, having bend
nothing further from the admiral, a. ~ O'Clock,
M on 'uet Gay, 40 olfecseo Lleusenan. DAviGaon
sgsin 70 spoan 'ne gunooae on gusra, ana 20
nsn. 70 .ne 'mCSt Ts:. ~ oomnana aa0sner nose 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
City Wharf Lots for Sale.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
Il Of Columbus, by resolution adopted May 10, 1863,
ordered the sale Of all Lots as the City Whri
Lots situate the east bank Of the scoto river be-
tween Broad apd Town streets, and appointed the un.
dersgned az Agent therefor. said lots have been sp.
praised by three dsnr rested freeh liers Of the city
nd are now offered at private sale at the
The occupants essees have the preference Of bu
said lot, at their apprasement at any time before the
hnt day Of August, 1858. All Lots remaining unsod
on sLi day, will be sold to the highest bidder, at the
door OF the Court House, subject to the ese that may
be In existence.
These Lots thIrtyone feet three inches front on
scoto street. running west to csna street, and range
from IS to 100 feet The following 10 the 40.
praised value Of said Lots respecIivelyi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
MoRgsn,s Band Mainly Osptured--
Morgan fttmseiE Escspsss

Morgan htmsetk Escsposs
CINclsNArl, July 81, 10 A. M Che follow
Ing has just been received OF Gen. Burnside's
headquarters;
HEApouARTERs u. 8. FoRoEs IN FiELD(
GLissRs CREEK, July ~, 9P. VI.
Lieut. Col. Richmond, A. A, G.:
We chased John Morgan aud bis command
over 6tty miles to-day. Alter heavy skirmish,
Ing for six or seven miles between the 45sh
Ono, of Col. Waliori's brigade, which was In
advance Of the enemy, We succeeded 10 bring.
ing the enemy TO stand about three O'Clock
this afternoon, when fght ensued, which Last
ed On hour, Whsa the rebels fed, taking refuge
upon very high bluff. sent f.g of truce,
demanding the immediate and unconditional
iender Of Morgan and his command
The flag was Ieofived by Colonel Cole
man and other officers, who came down
and asked personal Interview. Tosy asked
an hour for consultston. granted
forty minutes, 10 (which time lthe command,
excepting Morgan, who deserted bis command,
taking with him very email squad, surrender
cd. It Was my understlnding that Morgan him
self had surrendered, and learned it wasth un'
derstanding Of Inorganic officers aud men.
The number killed cad wounded 10 inconsider.
abls. The numbef Of prisoners 10 between
900 TO $500, including large number Of
Coionell, Majors and line officers. captured
between 600 and 700 prisonefs yesterday. !
think will capture Morgan himself TO- morrow
(Signed) SHACKELFoR0s Bfig.Gen
Morgan's artillery ana about $500 prisoners,
including Basil Duke, are expected 20 arrive
here to-day. eFit. {t " e4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
G. s. sTEAMEn ToaPED,. !

sIR-As Military Commissioner, am the
bearer Of a communication in writiog from JEFF
ferson Davis. Commander-in- Chief Of the land
and naval forces OF the Confederate States, 10
Atr,hsm Lincoln, Commander-in-0hieio Of the
land aud naval forces Of the United States.
Hon. Robert Oald, Confederate States Agent
of Exchange, accompanies me as Secretary.
For the purpose of delivering the oommuni-
cation in person and conferring upon the subjects
to which it relates, desire to proceed directly
to Washington city on the steamer Torpedo,
commanded BY Lieutenant Hunter Davidson, Of
tae Confederate States Navy, no person being
on board but the Hon. Mr.. Ould, myself, and
the boats ofncers and crew.
Yours, most respectfully,
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS,
To Rear Admiral 8. P. Lee, U. s. Flag Ship
Minnesota.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
SECOND pAY.


TUESDAY, July IL.
TIE riot broke out this morning about ten
o'clock, in the 7th and 18th wards. A large
bvdy OF men who had convened at different
points in the above. mentioned wards, marched
down Pitt street for the purpose of visiting the
ship yards and compelling the woikmea TO Join
sbem Word he'd beer received at the central
police tifi 30 Of this movement, aud detaoh.
ment OF one hundred and ffty regulars, under
command o. Lieu.ensnt Wood, marched 70 the
scene of so;ion. As they passed along Pitt
street they encountered the mob, two thousand
strong, who were yelling like demons. Lieut.
Wood drew his men into line, and ordered
''shoulder, arms" 0ne Of the ringleaders sp
preached Lieut.. Wood and desired to speak with
him, The officer told him 10 stand aside, wnen
q volley OF stones was hurled at the troops
They stood their ground; and then the Lieuten.
ant directed his men 20 6se over the heads Of
the crowd. The rioters then discharged pistols
OF the soldiers, when the Lieutenant gave the
word TO FIRE point blark, and yolley was fred
killing twelve men and two children, aud wound.
log seventeen men, Tue soldiers then loaded
for another vollsy, but the mob did not walt 10,
is. The fret Are scattered them like sheep. :
They ran, frightened, at the top OF their speei
into the side streets, the soldiers pursuing them
but without further firing. No colder was In.
l. ljufed. Lieut.. Wood slipped accidentally an'
sprained his ankle severely. In less than Hv,
minutes after thelfflng there was not . ctIss
to be seen for . epace Of eeveral blocks srounl
1.-The scene Of slaushser. sa@ s aSa 1873
About 10 O'Clock formidable riot broke ou
II in "a Avenue, near SAih street. The meb com
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
Che Obio 3tatesnram
Stephens's Mission to Washington-In.
structions from JEFF. Davis.

stTuctions from Jeff. Davis.
p,.,.a o, h,;,h ,ho C,lIo-;n, oo,
'S."" ,oan I1g Dsnis ord A,.T md,
tI I'pSnoU s,sOSsUs oonna'n,no The late Alternate
w S',",n
i"'''''n w "'""e'' ,oco
hicHh ND ~ 'uy' Ao'''
Hon A, H, Stephens, Richmond, Va:
Sn;-Having accepted your patriotic Offer n
proceed as a Military Commissioner, under a
q g OF truce to Washington, you WilD receive
herewith your letter Of authority to the Com
m ander i1-Chief of the army anu navy OF me
United Sta es.
The letter is signed BY me as CommaDder.in.
Cbist OF the Confederate land and naval iorces'
You will perceive, from the terms OF this let
ter. that 1t lie so worded az 20 avoid any poiit-
cal difficulties In its reception. Intended ex-
ciusively as one OF tnoee communications be-
tween belligtrents which public law recognizes
ss necessary and proper Det"een hostile fjrces,
care has been taken % give no prete&s lorse'
fusiug 1t on the ground thas " would lnvoivs
tacit recogniuon Oh sne iheepeuueIce VI 'ne
Contederacy.
Your mission 10 simpiy one Oh numahity' anu
has no politlcal aspect
IL oo)ecuon 70 maue 70 Receiving your ietter'
on the GROUND tnat " 10 NOT auutesieu 10 Aora-
ham Lincoln, as Iteoiusps' ius'eau oI Nom
manuer-n Snieii e'o 'neu Iou VII Piesen'
the oupllcale iet'er' Tnics 10 auutessIo ~ ~ MIN
as fresiaent' auu uisueu w mo as i'es'uen@
10 this ialter opJeGNon may 1e mAue Or 'he
Blouuu sIHs Nni NV :. 81 n'
OF the Coniederaoy, ln tbls eVent' you wil de-
cline any iursner aWempt 10 con'ef on tho sub
ject OF your MISSION, es .ucn coniertnce ID ad'
missih'e oniy oo Tue ioohns ot pe'iecs sqaAlitY'
my Teoen' lntetVlews Snu you uaVe pa' you
30 iui!y ID pOsseso'on VI ''e"s 'hIO " IL
scarcely necessary W Bi.e you auy ue'aneu in-
struchcns, even were - NJ 'his mome1'I well
euougn W e"omps n
MY whole process is' 10 one "ora' 70 place this
war on the ioo'ue VI euen Ss are "8gtu py
clVinzoo people III Woaern unes' unu W ulVe3t
IL OF the savage ohafac.ef "nicn mas Deen I'M
pressed on IL py our enemiee' 10 spi'e OF all our
Efforts and protests. war 10 iu'i enough oil ul'
avoidaoie horrors, unaer Sii i's aepeels,t 10 JUS
lily, ana even 70 oemanoJ OF any Oprlstlan
ruler who may be unnappliy engaged In carry
Ing u On, TO seek 10 resuios i's osiainllies ana
70 diVest ~ OF all unnecessary severines' fou
wiz enueaVof 20 establish sne carter lor 'ne e&
enange Oh prisoners on suon pAsis as 10 HVoa
tue oonstahs uiniculhes auu complaints wulcn
aflee' aeu 10 PREVENT ior 'ue iutuie' "ua' we
deem tne uhiair conuuc' oi cur euemles IN
eVadIng 'ne uehvery VI Tue prisoners VINO iail
INTO their nanIei ID te1afoing py seIo.ns
them on clrcusous tou'es' apu py utShnine
snem' sometlnes ior m1n'nS ~ 0Ampo Hna prs" ps,s-
ons, ana IN pe'7'S'ing III 'AA'"s 'Np'''' ''N-
co@oatanta' IA tho r,,o,s
Your aeGSn is aisS cSi.eG W 1ie uISn S.nU,
OF conouos o' feoerai onnoe.s Az u..iNs run
tneiC homes ensite communiHes VI Nousu 81. SGu ~
children, as we'll as Of men, whom they hnd In
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
n TWADSWORTH HOUSE,
! DIR. ROBERT THOMPSON
Surgeon and PHYSICIAN.

0FRIol HIaa sTREnr, NORTH or BROAD QSo. 16).
Residence No. As, Southwest Corner q Front
& sa @ sss,e 81 b and Gay Streets. 80 80
,p Dx. IT., ~ heretcscr treats ali
diseases or she Eye. -es-"
Columbus, May 30, leoo.dAwtf,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22

NEW YoRK 20ln. .---lae mercnAnss subscribed
5000 dollars ios the reliet Of the negroes, aad,
10 an expression OF sympathy on accouni OF the
ousrages committed on them during tae RIOT,
aiso passed resoludons requesting Gen, Dix TO
give assurance Of thelr protection at labor on
the docks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22

A plat and description can be seen at the County
Treasurers office. where ali Information concerning
JiskPH D0wDALL,
Agent for the city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
S-T-168O-X,

S-T-1S6O-X.
A few bottles Of Plantation Blt,srs
| VIII cure Nervous Hesische,
Gold Extremi,ies and Yeverish Lips.
sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue sand short Breath.
Pain over the Eyei.
Mental Dependency,
Proat alton; Great Weakness.
ballow Complexion, Weak Bowels etc.
Which are the evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA,
It's estimated that seven'snths Of all adult ailments
proceed from diseased and torpid liver. Tho hillary
'ecrstions OF the liver overaoWng into the stomach
poison the entire system and exhibit the above
toms.
After long research We are able to present the most
remarkable cure for these horrd nightmare diseases the
world mas ever produced. Within one year over sig
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
Plantation Bitters, and no! an ntance Of complaint
has come 10 our tnowledgeI
It most eiectual tonic aud agreeable stiruuIant,
suited to all conditions OF life.
The reports trait relies upon mineral substances for
in ac'Ve properties, are wholly false For the public
satisfaction, and that patients may consult their phy,i
clans we append list Of its eomponents.
oALlsAYA BARK-oelebrated for over two huudre d
years In the treatment Of Fever aud Bgue, Dyspepsia
Weakness, etc. 1t was introduced into Europe BY the
oounteus, wife OF the VcerOy OF Perd In $780, and az
terWardS sold by the Jesuits for tie enormous price NJ
10 o'on aoci0ht sn stvsr under the name Of Jssuits
Fo0ders, and was finally made public By Louis XVI,
King OF France. Humboldt makes especial reference
to Its fbrIfuge qualities during bis sOuth American
travels.
cAsoARitLA BARK-Ror darrhep collie and diseases OF
the stomach and bowels.
DAND'LIoN-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop
slcal affections.
CHAMoMtE FtowRs-For enfeebled dIRestiou
LAVENDER FLoWERs-Aromatic, stimulant and tonic
highly invigoratiDg 10 nervous debility.
WirTRRcREEN-Por scrofuls rhe umatIsm, etc,
AMsE-An aromatic cainit atlve; Great pg fe,h, mus.
ole and milk; much used BY mothers nursing.
Also, Glove buds, orange, carraway eosnder snsks-
root, &c.
S.-T.-ls60-X.
Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish orlsin, i'm.
paTaos Beauty to the complexion and briancy to the
mind. Is yet unknown to the commerce OF the world
aud We Withhold its name for the present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22

IUl
UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP MiaNEsorAl
OFF NEWPORT News, Va July 6, 1868
srR-The request contained In your com-
munication of the 4th inst. is considered mad.
missible. .aa.
The customary agents and channels are I'D.
equate for all needfal military communications
and conference between the United States
forces and the insurgents. h.r
Very respectfully. yours,
8. P. LEE, A. r, Admiral,
Comd'g N. A. Blockading Squadron.
Hon. Alex'r H. Stephens, a.
I'll
HEADQUARTERS DKP'r OF VIRsINIA,)
..... SEvEsTa ARhY CoRps,
Fort MoNRoE, July 6, 1863.
Hon. Alsz. H. Stephens;
sIR-In the temporary absence Of Major.
General John A DIX, commanding this Depart.
ment, have tbe honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your Communication of the 4.h instant,
addressed to the officer commanding United
States forces, Fort Monroe, and In the execution
OF instructions from the Secretary OF War, to
inform you that the request therein contained
is deemed inadmissible
The customary agents and channels are con.
sidered adequate for all need!ul military COM
munic itions and conferences.
am, very respectfully, your obedient GER
want, VIM H. LUDLOW,
Lieut.. Col. and Aes't lnsp'r Gen.,
Seventh Army Corps,
Agent for Exchsoge OF Prisoners.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
IMPORTANT oERTIPIoATEs.

Rochester, N r, December %, 1851.
he1rs. P. II. DRAKs q Oo.--I have bean n o,.a
suhee from dyspepsia for three four year. aLd
TO abandon my procession. About tn ,se months a O
tried he Plan taion Bitters and 10 my great 10Y am
nov nearly well man. I have recommended them In
tevral cases and, far know, always with signal
benens am, respectfully, yours, @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22

"A smile was on her Iip-heslth was ip her look
strength was In her step, and in her
Bitters."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22

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UNITED STATES FLAG SHp MiNNrsoTA)
Orr NEWPORT News. Va,
July A, l863-2;30 P. MY
SR-Ycur communication of this date is
will report by telegraph your arrl-
val and object, and inform you OF the reault
without delay.
Very respectfully yours,
S.P LEE, A. r. Admiral,
Commanding North Atlantic Rlockadina
Squadron.
Hon Alex. Fl. Stephens, Military Com'r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22
The Great Riot IN New York
City.

Having already published an account OF the
Hrst days riot In New York, We coudense from
the Journal Of Csu'mves sketch Of subaequsnt
Incidents and proceedings:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22

Philadelphia, 10th Month, l7th day, 1869.
hKsPFcIrD FRinD:-My daughter has been much ben.
emitted the use Of thy Plantation Bltters Thou wilt
send me two bottles more.
/. Thy friend, AsA OURRIN,
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lCl
CONFEDERATE STATES SrrIMER ToRrEDo,)
OFF NEwP,Rr News, Va,
IL O'Clock M July 8. 1863.
Acting Rear Admiral s. p. Lee. United States
Flds'hip Minns'ota: ~
siR--Will Admiral Lee inform me, II he
osD, how long 1t will probably be before an
answer will oe made to my note Of the 4!h
instant? @ SO
Will be please, also, forward the accompany.
ing letter from Hon. Mr.. Ould, Confederate
Agent Of Exchange, to Lieutenant. Colouel
Wm. H. Ludlow, United Stases Agent of Ex-
changs7 Most respectfully.
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS,
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uBLIsRERs AND PR0PRIRTORI

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Advertisements loaded and placed in the column OF
Especial Notices. !" double tAs ordinary pnfss
notices required be published By law legal rsts,
ordered the inside exclusively after The 6Pst vseh
per cent more than the above ratesi but all such vii
sppeat In the Tri'Weekly without charge.
Business Cards, not exceeding Ave lines per year. IN
de, " 80 per neI outside %.
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adcdDce Tho rule will not DO varied from.
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COS the Weekly alone. Where 'he Daily and WeokIy
elf the rates Of tho Daily - -
No advertisement tassp except for definite period
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Sherman Houss. c6ioooo III Fab. II

Sherman House. catoaoo, H., Feb. II, 1853.
Me'ss. P. II De.Es a co.;-Please send Us an.
other twelve cases OF your Plaut.ton Bi.ters. As
morning appetizer, th'y appear to have superseded
everything else, and are gfeiily esteemed.
... Yours etc, GAGE A WAITE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22

Richmond papers publish the following cor
reepondenoC between JEFF. Davis aud Alex 'nder
H. Stephens, concerning the late attempted
mission to WashingtonI
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laid violently upon the speaker, and he was
pulled 70 the ground and nearly pummeled to
dssth. Az this point o gentleman stepped upon
toe scene, who bore some slight resemblance to
Greeley. The rioters shouted "lt Is Greeley"
"It 10 Greeley" and, leaving their youug VIC
lin, made at the older one. He, TOO, was
dreadiuily beaten, and would probably have
BEEN killed bus f,r the Intervention OF nis vile,
and the positive aseulance from several persona
tbas the unfortunate sufferer was not Greeley
Governor Seymour was at the Sc. Nicholas
Hotsl, receiving visitors, civil and military who
preferred him any assistance 10 quel,ing the riot
Toe Govsruors preparations ore such as 60
leave little doabt tnas the disturbances will be
suppressed, in the main, within the next twenty.
four hours
souRTH pAY--THuRsDAy JuLY 16. w
Fuftnsr information IRON toe soene of riot in
l9ih areet states that the four wounded soldiers
had all been recovered by tue courageous efforts
Of another detachment OF regulars. The sol
disrap nf.er being wounded, were taken into q
house on l9.h street, and concealed, and ten
deriy nursed BY . party Of ladies. The rioters
did not know In which house they were hid
den, and ssormed and ragged all along the
block, threatening to burn all the houses .un.
less the poor fellows were given up 20 their
vengeance. This threat would probably have
| been pus In execution bat for theArrivai o, q
/ oweriul force Of regulars under Captain Pot
nam. ! This body Of experienced men pitched
into the crowd without ceremony, firing volley
after volley, and killing or Woandlng several
i scores Of each diacharges The whole number
Of rioters laid low caunos yet be ascertained
but it 10 essmated tnas one bundfed would mo-
more than cover their loss, Colonel Jardin'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22

Another wonderful ingredient Of Spanish origin, In.
pari0S bsauy to the complexion and briapcy to the
mind Is yet unknown to the commerce Of the world
aud We withhold its name for the present.