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nos And LOCATION ur HOSPITALS II NASHVILLE

The following is correct list Of all Hospitals in
this city:
Ro.pnai No 1-Old Gun Factory. Surgeon v
Homer, college street, on the NH. e...H
JIospisll No p University BHiidihg. Surgeon B D
Iyude, L 5 Vols, Market street, on the Hill.
Hospital No 3-Ensiey's Building: surgeon / D Har-
low, 5 Vols, Southeast corner Public square.
Hospital No5- GuH Factory surgeon W Hoge-
boon, q Yos, upper end OF Front street.
Hospital No s-MdsoHic HaH Surgeon W Otter
500, Il 5 Vols corner Of Church and Summer streets
HosptaE No 9--CuTiags Factory: A surgeon g
" France, u 5 A, Market street below theSquare
Hospital No IL T'est House. A Surgeon l.
h gie 5 A, on University PIKE
Hospital No I2- Broadeay Hotel Surgeon J W Iau
ton L Vols, corner Brad and Cherry streets.
Hospital 30 l3-FWme's High School: Surgeon
Taylor L ; Vols corner Of Spruce and Bread stTests.
Hospital No l4-Nashsiljs Female academy Surgeon
2. ips, U Vols, Caurch street, near the Chaiit
nOoEa Depot.
HospaeI No I5-Hyness High School Surgeon wm
Ctafnbers, U VOis corner of Line aud Summer sts
Hospi'al No lG-( COHfrubaAd) A A Surgeon Ro-
nayne, L A, corner Of Broad aud Front streets.
Hospital No l7-(0aeeTsD surgeon Il lynde,
g s Vols, NJ Iket It est, on the Hill.
HO,ytal No l9--Morris a Strattoa's Building: Sur
geon " FOye, L Vols, No 4 Market street
Hcspagi No I-Metkodst Church Surgeon
Enlier, Vols, Chm ch street, bel Summer and High
CualBsrldRd HoVdeE Su gem Clark MeDermOnt,
L Vols, on Hardin Pike, west OF the Pententiary.
Prison Hop sI.-Seeond BaPfist Church: A Sur
- 4 -
ConraIssoenl BarreoE. CHaz5sH Ho,ss) : Corner Of
Church aud Cherry streets.
. Medical LiyscJG- Of Department.
Sargsn: Glover Perm, L A. Once, Chatta-Ooga,
Tenn.
A.sissant 1asiieel ri ecior. Surgeon A Henry
Thurstn. VlAce, - Cherry street, between BrOad
and Church. a. r... ga a-
Medical Ia.pecior: Surgeon " clendenn, Vols.
Office No - CueTy street, between Broad and Church
Medi.ai D. ecf0T Reserrs Corps: Surgeon William
Yariun Z Vols. oflice, High street, Gen Changers
Msdical Disotor Of fle Posf Surgeon L Watson
Office, south summer street, near lie City Cemetery
q Provost MarsidL Lieut. Col Geo Sp4uldlng.
AssistaHi Hrorost GaTslef; Captain James Boyd,
51st IBIBo.s. Oshce Al The State Capitol.
C,alqaader u he Pot BriRader General :
Granger. He3dqhirfeTs, College street, between
Church and Union streets.
ssHeozqsarfs1s of he CosazsaHdsr Of s Dissrict Of
NashUiJs. Gen l. Il Rousseau. The Bass residence
Church street, between Vine and Spruce.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE OGer Three Large Lots IN the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Sprh Z, and but short distance
from tl1e General Railroad Depot, Wis:
ONE LOT with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 40O feet 'front.' running through 70 Vine, Rbout
400 feet and fronting three STREETS total number
Of front feet about 1900. ~ ef
Also, LOT on Vine street, sbout 800 feet, run
ming through 10 McLemore street sbout 2OG1eet,
outing on three Streets and having total front OF
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, IOr on High street, about COO feet front,
running 20 an alley in the direction OF summer
street.
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
veuiont cheap, have water facilities, and room Tor
vsaste material and are well worthy Of the stten-
tion Of those who desire to invest In productive
property. ID. q. SOO'hb'
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As0rzEE RAEo,-A party Of soms
eighteen o. twenty rebels entered he
town Of Birmingham, Galloway coursv.
KY, on the Tennessee riTor, lkirtv nilss
frem PsdueAb, on Monday last. and help
ed themselves 90 heFsess saddles boots,
shoes. and anything else which struck
their fancy. Their stealing amounted
%. several thousand dollars, Il & said.
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VIoKsBURG, Nov. 24.--via--CArRo, Dec.
2.-Col. ed. McCook did adashiDg thing
= day or two ago. he learned tat the
rebels were hasking corn on Neutral ter
ritz, between our piekets and theirs-
Atg A. n. be started VITA his regiment
for the corn bile, lsoded 45 wagoRf, 500
reached home unnolessed before neon
A rebel brigade we're Wisei'l few nilss
Al the time, but before they could rally
70 its support, Uneis Sam bad aeknowl-
edged the corn.
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Mr.. Ould, Tie Rebel Exchangs Com
missioner, Who Is msking % much trou-
Die, vas Bachanal's Attorney Of the Diz-
trict 81 Columbis What = rfrs efo} Of
t.sstors tos6 Buekn ncurished.
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Rome as the Romans No.
Thee lthOIic Telegraph relates chs fol-

@NWa@a
A young American Democrat went
reesntly 10 Rome to study for the prisst-
bo5d ia the Propaganda He began his
frat letter from the Eternal City - fol-
lows: "The first thing which so-ei5ly
attracted my attention here, was the dis
coFery that the project OF the class in
whics / an placed isa Niger r
What a dreadful thing A Young AN
erican not only compelled 70 associate
with q negro, bat 70 acknowledge bin ~
tbe head Of bis class. What viii become
Of the Church
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For Sale.

A HANDSOME REsIDEECE, lot fronting the
"a Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
able part Of the city for Family Residences. Apply
II. @. SCOVEL.
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RzD CLAF--ths place nfatiossd Ia
6sa. CRAFTS dia2ateh--ls IN Whit6eid
{ aksz, Ca, nd aboat IS III e. soaio-
wsat q Chsit.noogs-
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Davidson CauEiy Directory.
CRY GOVERNMENT.

JOHN HUGH SIXTH, AoyoS
WILLIAM SHANE, Kso0ras-.
JOHN CHuMBLEY, karskal.
Dsysts har,hal.-W. Il. Wilkinson, A. c. TaekeE,
os-ks Of oss Aarss-Johs caumsley ,ss-ossotO hrst,
Thos. Hccarty- second; and Elisha Long, ttari.
Iaz AssssoF--W ililam Driver.
Re1esas ColIscor--A. B. Shankland
FdtT Tcz Oolisct5T--E 3, Garrett
1ss4sareT-R henry
Wharf Nase-Thomas Ieake.
SssParfs,ssaeai Of GAs EoTsAesss--I. 9. Dodd.
SEperlnssz.leIf Of ne Wee Worss-Nn stewart.
Czief q ehs f.re DsParizeat-L \ Freeman
SezaoB Of tle Csfsass--T. n. Mcbride.
Street OserscsT-7j. J.. stewart.
Csis AaoTReB-W Bren.
CITY COUNCIL
BoAED on ALDEzMEs-E. H. Brion, President.
First Ward-JBO L Newuan.
SeccHd Ward-JOseph J k0bb.
THIRD Ward-G A Aayaeld.
FoHrds Wdrd-HG Sc0Yel.
Fifth Ward-foseph Z Knowles.
.Sigth Warf-M y Rrien.
SeteHth Ward-M G L Claiborne.
Elghh W0rd-Joseph Smith,
CqANOs Caga cL--AadTs AndefaoE, President
Fra Ward-Jas Turner ana John Carper
Send Ward-G II Southgate aud Myers.
THIRD Wd'd- ndrow Anderson aud Alex Mcdaniel.
FolTth Word and Charlss Ssyers.
F.'ts Werd-W a Cheatham and + Giascock.
b<fH HGyd-F fRrbTorgh and I'm Driver
feSeHth WGrd-J + Rust and J W Cready.
Eighth BGrG-Wm Haily and l. D Wheeler.
sTANDrSs co,zE1r. ma or Tzr en- oousu.
FYHanss-Ksowles soutbgate, and Anderson
Raier Horks-AndeFson, Smith, and Glascock.
Street, SayeFs, Turner, Souihgate ksyfeld, CteSt-
ham, Yarbr uah, Claiborne and Haily.
6choois-Huh, Know lee, and Nbee'er.
HAarE-CarpeT, Turner, aud Newman.
Tire epasfmsbt-Myers, Rust, and scoVel
Goe-Drtver, Brien, and Cready.
CeBssferg-Smith, WheeleT, and Haily.
Blarkef HOass-Southgate, Newman, and C2rper.
Saves-Brieu, Mcdaniel, aud Myers.
P6lics-Yarbrough, Scoye, and Sayers.
2 sprags-ClaiboTne, HUI, and Haiy. ~.
HoTk House heathSm, Rohb. aud Mcdaniel.
I@ProUemeiiis AID lpeaditIzes-->oove, Southgate,
and Driver
Public ProPsrts-R5bb, Driver, and Turner.
e Pet H0Hss--A ewmau, Hsily, and S0uthgate.
sa- me Board o. Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays IN
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays Ia each month.
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NIGHT POLICE

Captain-John II Puckett.
First LiefsnaAt-RObert Scott.
second Z ielueH .Et-John s. Ingalls,.
PATRoLNRN.
NaBaes-David MeNabb, John OlveHder, joel Phil
lips Nm Pickett, pan'l Burgef, WIN Mulloy, Murphy
Philips, SaInI Plummer john Chenault, Nich Davis,
James Miller, Wni Mayo, Wn Rice, Vim Baker, A II
Byron, Bird Bruce, Nichol, Vim Stewart, Jesse
Perry.
81 The Police Court Is opened every morning at
hiae O'Clock %.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

+ 6Esr;F--Jsnes u. Hinton. DepEslss--Th, mas Hob
on and J. h. Buchanan.
7 Reysves-Phineas Garrett.
n Tyilase-W Jasper Taylor.
E OcTon-T-G B Gunter
RaHgsr-Alcxander Mcdaniel.
Rsrs1He C0lisctoT-W. b. kVOertsOn.
Rdsaroad Tar C5HsctOT-J. q. Rriey.
O0lastabIes for ne NassVis Distro1-John D. Cover
snd ]. = heMman.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

RI pleasantly situated with good water facili-
"A ties, healthy, prettiiy soped dne forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes wax from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages, In many respects,
Of both city ana country and exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, viz: efiuvia heat, heavy
taxes etc. The subscriber offers Eur SALE LOTS
on All the streets and In tbs beautiful plat
Apply 10 d. e. sOofEL.
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cHANcERY COURT.

OhaHoeliOT- - -
CgeFi Gsa Masts-J. T.. Gleaves.
ST The, Court meets the nrst Monday In Nay an
November
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urASTED TO PURCHASE AND RENT, HOUSES
w ana lots, in and about Nashville, and small
Farms snd Gardens within ~ miss 81 s.le 0iS
sep4-f n. y sSot -
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For a Rich Man.

VITE offer for sale Two Beautiful Blocks Of Lots, Of
w S2O test front each, having street between
both bl -cks combined making an elegant squAreon
that proulent hill north Of, aud Commanding nne
view Of the city, and which are, perhaps, unsur-
passed In beauty Of situation. Apply 70 ,
suE2S
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nam "a tba4 purchase and sale Of Real kstate
reating Of store Hoses, and dwellings,, Ana AZ
ether business requiringp AID selsSt eesloh
By
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Surgeons are respectfully invited 70 cal upon The
Agsat ia charge there, o. fn Nashville it may Be
most convenient.
twill fcissts the impartiGl dietri6uticu Of these
Stores II Surgeons sending orders viii state tae
uuraker q their sick and their necessities.
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Nashville Aaina.
w oANIEEoN so Publishers.
TERMS as SnRSCRIPTInK

SUNDAY MoRNTNa. DEC. 8, ISIS.
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Bnena Vista Lots for Sale I!
Prolong Life,

DY the purchase Of 3 Home Lot, for your
ID use, thereby avoiding thOse monthly, quarterly,
and annual anBoyHnees, such as Rt.NT DUAs, which
G,ifuse, disturb, fret, and shorten Hfs.
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Jufgs--Bon II. nj. BreD.
. Aaornsy GeRsrd,-Geo. B. Stubblefeld.
E C9srk-Onsres W. Smith.
sz-The Court meets the Grit Monday In April, Au-
,s4st ard rArsau1bar
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81 Advertisements inserted ia the Special Column
.harged at the rate OF twenty cents per line for the
HrSt insertion; for each additional insertion ten
tents; In the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the nrst insertion, for every additional insertion M
teen cuts.
Marriage and Funeral Notices.
Hhl BE charged ct the usual Advertising rates.
Announcements or Candidates.
Eor State %
county : o ~
Oiy 20
We, the undersigned, haze this day adopted the
above rates. 70 which bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. WIZ. CAMERoH, for the UEios.
JOHN WALLACE, f0r the DssPasoA.
HAsHvuIE, TEsE, IDLY %, 1868.
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The 0. s. Sanitary Commission,


TTAyE OPENEDsI0RKs AT NASHVILLE, MUR
II freesboro, BtidgepoFt and Cha .tauooxs, where
they have g general assortment Of
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THE eOIDTE0s, HO9TE

Has be~n removed from tie Nashville and cbstta-
nooga Railroad Depot % the PLANTERS HOTEL,
Wkess discharged sad farleughed Soldiers uill nnd
reed, Lodging, and 81 needed as etaEce In
relation % thsir papers, usual, witho1t charge.
srAnch oaHcs of he Commission At No. 3 Cherry
street. Nashville, aud at anffrsesboro and Chasta-
- An. BEAD.
Sanitary Inspecter.
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Immediate Attention
w I'll. be given 20 Communication addressed %
w me through the Poet once. -
ssB4-f u u SOO'Ah'
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COUNTY COURT.

OOVNI NNOHIt
Ttsdgs-Hon. James WhitwOrth.
Slsrk--P. Lindsey EichOl.
So TIE Judges Court meets the 1rst Monday IN
ZACH month, Aad the Quarterly Court, composed Of
The Magistrates CT the County is held the nrEt Mon
day ia January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT. l4sf
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

tTEs ETSEs on LEss 70 cozETITUER A soUAsE)
Square, day, 81 OOeach adalt nal inssrt'a, 80 50
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A dresry week Of fever has elapsed,
my bower, since my daily iJurnal Of
events was touched. The quick and
constant rush Of the. aot blood through
my veins has left me, IN The language Of
Klubs, powerful weak In the inter-
vals Of dsIiriun, have caught sight Of
q female figure, escaping from my room,
and know that some ministering angel Of
she female style Of architecture has
been attending me 10 ny illness.
Gid Bless he a0assn. asked who my
fair physician was. Nobody seemed %
know. The following little note came
with the last package Of physie sent me
In charge Of Klubs;
nAaa Hartz wishes 70 know hia ismale
silnsst hsply q lissast 80. I. - r. :
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q. 2. msnEso I'd Ihs ab0vs. In0va7.sm
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C5erk-Iavid Q. Love.
~ The Court mee;s he nrss Monday In March
sad September.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07
70 thee. J. Democraoy Of Franklin County.

Notice 10 hereby given 10 the Democracy Of
Franklin county to meet on Friday, the 3lst day
July, 1863, for the purpose of electiDg delegates
to attend the County Convention to meet at the
City Hall In the city Of Columbus, on Saturday
the lst day Of August, 1868, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, for the purpose of nominating
Two Represented one Probate Judge; one
Sheriff; one Treasurer; one Auditor; one Coun'
~ Commissioner; one Coroner, and one lnhrm-
ary Director.
Also, Of the same time and places, one DEL
egate from each Ward and Township will be
elected to the Senatorial Convention TO nomi-
nate candidate for Senator for this Senatorial
District. Time for holding the Senatorial Con-
vention will be fixed hereafter.
The polls will be opened at 8 O'Clock And
closed at O'Clock P. M: in the Townships, and
will open at 7 O'Clock and close at 9 o'clock P.
M. In the city.
The following ia the number delegates al.
lotted 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
10 1862, allowing one delegate for each fifty and
an additional delegate for each fraction oi
twenty FIVE votes 90 cast.
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LATEST PROM EUROPE.

NEW YoRK, July 6-The City of Washing
tln, from Liverpool 24th and Queenstown 25lh
ult., has arrived.
Roebuck and Lindsey had intervieWs With
Napoleon, who assured them his views regard.
ing the American war were unchanged, and he
desired again to interpose his good offices In
coDjDction. At a cabinet council, OF which Ma.
poleon presided, 1t was resolved to instruct
Baron Gross to renew the Frerch proposals. to
the English Government.
The Polish question is unchanged Palmers-
ton explains the substance of the propositions of
England, France and Austria. They include
general and complete amnesty national repre-
sentation for Poland ; that the Poles alone fill
official positions In Poland that perfect liberty
of conscience be granted that the Polish Ian
gusge be used In all public transactions, and
that regular system of recruiting be estab.
lished. The reply of Russia is anxlously await.
ed. Very wsrlike rumors had prevailed In
Paris about Poland.
LONDON, June 25.-The trial of the Alexan-
dris case has been decided In favor of the de-
tendants. 1t is stated that If England refuses
to join Napoleon in American mediation, hs
will invite Spain TO do 81.
| The Times looks on the present position o
Englsnd In Europe with uneasiness. Il Gays
| We confess to the unsettled feelings which tool
possession Of the minds of all rejecting mer
during the lowering and unsettled year which
preceded the Crimean war. The veil ia lifted
and We are drifting in current which seems tu
be leading US to one Of two dissgreeable altern.
| atives-war, II we advance; loss of character,
If VIC retreat. The Times also ssys: The Rus
slams In Paris seem persuaded that war Is all
but certain
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07

TEE FOURTH AT DUBLIN. The Fourth of JulJ
was celebrated at Dublin, In this county, by an
immense gathering of the people to Demo.
cratic pic mic 10 beautiful grove near the town.
The occasion was specially honored by the pres.
ence Of fve hundred ladies or more, whose fair
hands and patriotic hearts had prepared q
bountilul feast.
An organization was had by the appointment
Of Joshua Sells as President of the day, and
w. B. Hayes, as Secretary. The Decla-
ration Of Independence was then read by
Matthias Martin, OF this city. Colonel
John G. Groom, of this city, addressed
the vast assemblage in q stirring speech inter
rupted by frequent and enthusiastic lesponses
Hewaa followed by the reader of the Dsolara-
tiou, whose strong arguments and earnest ap-
pesls touched responsive chords 10 the hearts ol
those present.
v The speaking closed with cheers for Vallan-
dieham, the Constitution and the Union
DsnciDg then Commemorative fine foors hav-
ing been prepared and continued till late In
the evening, 1t was delightful stason Of 60
cialsnicyment- lone which will belong remem-
bsred BY the patriotic and Union.loving mer
and women Of Dablin and vicinity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07

pies as every Democrat can and will do, told his
inquisltor that he once voted for Abraham Lin.
coin, but now he was Vallandlgham man
and would cast bis vote for him next Octo-
ber. He also censured tho Administration
for those acts In the conduct of the war that he
believed In his Judgment opposed TO the com.
mon interests of our country, and the safest
method to secure life, liberty, and Union. -
For the expression Of bis sentiments right
guaranteed TO every true and honest man by the
Constitution and laws-he was set upon In 0
brutal and fendish manner, without even re-.
spect for bis gray hairs, by these came soldiers,
and beaten and kicked In most shocking man
ner. Not being content with this, he was
dragged by the heels across the yard over the
rough projecting roots Of trees and stones, until
he was almost exhausted, and his clothing lit
orally torn from his person. He was also robbed
of about one hundred dollars, and otherwise in.
suited and maltreated.
Now II these outrages are to be perpetrated
upon an unofending cid man, one Of our most
reliable citizens, whose record has long ago
proven him to be one Of the bone and sinew Of
our common country, then farewell to our quiz
etude and the days when men can talk together
respecting the veal or wo Of our constitutional
rights, and sit eide by side beneath the roofs OF
one anothef; farewell to those bright prospects
for future greatness; farewell to the ringing
sound Of the anvil, and the clear Cink Of the
mason's trowel Adieu to the curling sbavings
from the carpenters plane, and the rolling sod
from the farmers plowsbare: the golden feds
OF grain ripe at the point Of sickle ana cradle,
and green fields Of ripened corn, fit for the hus.
bandman's cutter, will be of little use! Mer-
chants, tradesmen, all, will tumble into the
vortex Of political ruin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07
The Advance ON Richmond a Feinl

New YoRK, July 6.--Tbe Commercial'f
Fortress Monroe letter of the 4th saws: Gen
Getty Ia long way from White House, con-
stantly sending In prisoners, animals and stores.
On the plans of Gen. Dix, this correspondent
says, while a small force made feint OF an ad-
vance upon Richmond, he sent q heavy force In
an entirely different direction, which will strike
stunning blow to the operations OF Lees army,
the destruction Of bridges over the Virginia and
South Anna rivers, and veto the transit Of troops
via Fredericksburg.
The greater portion of Beauregard's army Ia
with Johnston and forces have been 80 exten.
sivt ly drawn from Charleston, Mobile and Sa.
vannah as to leave them almost defenseless.-
The Notifications of Richmond are manned by
clerks, and all the soldiers, officers, lawyers, ETC.
were brigaded and organized by the rebel Gen
Winder.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07

REBELLION REc,RD.-The XXXlId Part, be-
ing The first part of the 11th volume of this
valuable work, hGs iust been issued. 1t con-
tains handsome portraits of Gen. D. Buttsrf cid
and Com. G. H Davis The documents 10 this
part occupy liz double columned pages, and are
all deeply interesting, containing among others
those relating to the battle Of FredericksburR
In December last.
Seven parts at fifty cents each form volume
of this Record Of the War. Address Rebel.
lion Record" New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07

. Silver GRAYs "A company of exempts by
reason Of over age has been formed under the
above name, to perform guard duty at Camp
Chase On Saturday the company elected the
following oficers-Captain, ]. E. St. Clair;
Let Lieutenant, Stacey Taylor; 81 Lieutenant,
Nathan Upton. These officers were authorized
to, and did appoint the following additional off,
oer: Orderly Sergeant, John otstott; % Ser
geant, A. E. Drake; 81 do, G. N. White; 4th
do , M. A. Hirter; 1st Corporal, VIM L. Cook;
% do, Philip Kelly; 81 do, JOhn Hymrod; 4!h
do, Peter CoIz zsliua; 5th do, John F. Zmmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07

FERMENTATION OF FLAGS TO THE FIRE DKPARr-
MEST.-The following correspondence has been
handed Us for publication:
COLUMBUS, o., July 2, 1853.
TO JOHN MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer Of the Fire De.
partment, Columbus, Ohio:
DEAR sR:-Herewith please find two American flags,
which desire very respectfully to present. through
you to the Fire Department OF this city as token Of
due regard for their very efficient services during the
past two years.
Yours, very respectfully,
II. Z. BEES0N,
General Insurance Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07

WAR HAS ITS TRIJMPHs, So HAS PEAcE.-
While the armies of the Union were winning
brilliant victories, the Chemical Saleratus was
enjoying series of uninterrupted triumphs
over the popular aversion to all saleratus, be-
cause the common kinds In use were found to
be destructive. Science had demonstrated that
the Chtmieal Saleratus was 70. only pure in its
nature. but wonderful In its effects, producing
better bread and biscuit than any other kind Of
saleratue or coda known. ....