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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

KILLED AND WouSDEo AT WyrHGvnLE.-T'ht
following 10 tho list Of the killed and wounded
a. Wytheville, Va, ontthe ls1h Of July, OF The
Thlrty-f,uith Q, VlL:Hy. .t3JX%
Killed Colonel John, T. Tolapd; Corpotal
.Jonathan Lawrence, Company G; Pflyate john
Gormap, Company G; Private A. b Mann
ma. Company E.
ounded--Frrss Lieuteosut r. D. Under
wood, Company ], lett cheek ;, slight; secont
Lieutenant N w. Hays, Company !, fopt
sslIeht, Orderly ] W. Shaw, Company l, side
serioua Sergeant J, M. Fairbeart, Company g
arm. ssrious; Cabtsin L. C. Carver, Company
X, thigh, band and arh; Private g. Skitt
Company X, bowels, serious; Private j. Mcln
.osh, Company @, back, serious; Private Geo
,L,tties, Company E, leg and arm, slight; Fri
yate W. A. Lusrk, Company +, over eye, slight
Private W. d Schring, Company +, righ
cheek, slight; Private R. Young, Company IL
both thighs, serioue; Private John A. Ream
Company ], lett cheek, slight; Private Aitx
Colaeli, Company l., leg and arm, slight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

.
AUCTION SALE OF LIVERY Having concluded
to change my business, 4 will offer my entire
livery stock at auction, on Saturday, August
9Th, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, al my
stable on the corner Of Chapel street and Fair
alley, between High and Front streets, in the
city Of Columbus, consisting Of the following
so,wit: Ten head Of horses, six buggies, one
light barouch carriage, two new spring wsgOns
eight fots Of single harnosa, two sets Of light
double carriage harness, one SO. Of wagon do:
one four horse sleigh, one two horse do, two one
horse do, six strings of bells, LOT Of robes
saddles and brides, ono emitting box and various
other articles too numerous to mention. ,''
Terms cash. lat us P.iC0RIGAN.
v. n. GLLzIER, Auctioneer.
Columbus, July 2S-d4twlt. slr .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
From Oharloston.
Dt.F,nGnr, avg, The American ha, tho tslioHin
n .t..- RLAa,SHIP AUGUSTA. DNsMoRR, =
Orr MORRIS ISLAND. Aug

BALTlMoRFI aug 7.-TThc American has the following
special: '' ,si,ii
- RLAssHrP AUGUSTA DNsxoRE, ST
- orr MONKS ISLAND, Aug. J., y
hnd myself this afternoon located on ShiI
Dnsmore, the guest Of Admiral Dahlgrea. All on he
confident OF suoceas. NO one seenB 10 entertain
single doubt on the subject, and with such feeling
prevalent, failure Is next to an mpolbty. The gfsnd
ball will DO opened In the course OF the week and Il vii
be tho most furious fight OF the war. Moving buoyi
have been located from each Of The monitors, and the
Ironsdes 10 within ve hundred yards Of SUMTER That
sumter will fall think 10 las certain as the day altaek
will arrive. The enemy Ia also at work, erecting bat
terleo on James Island but We are putting up batteei
There has been but little cannonading to-day, bu
some Of the Monitors 20 in tonight % harass the enc
my. There was considerable cannonadng all day Snd
during the night. The guns OF the naval battery, wcl
10 the advance battery will be erected to- night
Yesterday fye hundred prisoners were, taken by feuI
companies ofth6 Lost Children on isand In tho real
Of Folly Island. They showed but little fight and af
ter receiving two volleys laid down their arms, 1T
There has not beena dozen guns fred to-day, and heJ
were principally from our water batteries. The enemy
has been unusually quiet evidently finding that he hal
been wasting great deal Of ammunition lately. b
Weather very hot. The arrival Of renorOeme ha
given new spirit 10 the troops on shore.
BosroN August 4 The correspondent Of the BoslOr
Herald ina lettef dated of Charleston, August Cd
says the new battery erected by General Gilmore OF
Morris island Ia mounted by the largest guns ever cas-
at the North When those batteries are opened agains
Sumter there will bo dreadful scattering Of bricks
legs arms and bodies Ono hour and half 10 alloRet
for the bombardment or hatfort before will be cpm
pelled 10 surrender lAsh z * ~ skANFHl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
COMMERCIAL fMATTFHsS.
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New ,YOEk gKerkeg-,August Z.
CoTToN-Icdve ara 1Sec better at O79Gsc for
midding uplands. ---
FLOUR Opened steady and closed dull with slight
downward tendency with sales al IS 0O5 25 for extra
round hoop Ohio; and IS 4O@57j for common to good
shipping brands. .eg. .y 1ar,uryf-i
WHIsKY-firmer at 45945Kc. ~"
WHEAT-Opened 6rm and closed dull. and a thade
easier at 81 POOL 28 for winter red western; 81 900
90 for amber Michigan; 81 80 for white Michigan
SI or for superior red Illinois, and VI ~ Tor inferior
winter red western.
CORN-lc better with moderate demand at GS968KC
for shipping mixed western.
oATs--Decidedly lrmer at G2965c for estern.
W00L-Quet and unchanged. rt L..
PORK--Opened quiet and closed frm at SlI 37K@
IS cox for new mess; el0 62h@l3 80 for new prime
BEER-Dull. Prime beef duh and nominal.
j sLARD--steady and quiet at 0H9lOc. aiHD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

.AaREsTED FoR COMMUNICATING. - Marsha
Thompson. on Thursday evening, With the as
eis,al oe OF Officers White and Mcdonald, Or
rested Harrison rrHtheny and vile on charge
Of having eoautorfeit mouey Ia their possession
n with intent to pass the same. The arrest wal
made OF the depot, and was mainly due to tht
promptitads aud vigilance Of the Marshal, whs
+, had laid bis plan aud clrried Il out with BIZ
usual foresight and energy. ga i.'9 ha'
Upon the person OF Matheny wss found tn
/, sum OF one hurried and twenty dollars In coun
terieit bills. The psrtiee we're locked up fo
exsmlDatlon. - o-aor az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
Contradiction.

WAsmEaTon, August 7.-etatements appeared in
some OF the Northern papers after the fall Of vlcksburg
ana the defeat OF Lee that the queation OF pence had
been discussed IN the Federal oablnet and that Cabinet
criss had been caused by proposition OF Seward to r.
sue al amnesty 10 the Southern people, These aatemens
were not thought Of sufficient importance 70 demand
mado ne foundation there Of new castes In the air. built
by The European enemies Of the United States. II II
ereore proper 10 say that theaa staten ents had no
Foundation Whatever In fact. No ch debates on propo.
ors OF any debate or proposition on the subject Of
psace or Of such amnesty has been made or had Ia the
UsbInet, nor have any such differences ariusn "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

THRow 1T TO THE Deos.--If every housewif.
will throw her cheap, worthless kinds Of salera
tus and soda t, the dogs and use only the Chsm
iesl Saleratus. there will not bo so much yellow
heavy bread and biscuit to be seen. and co 20
quenty not go many dyspeptic, ailine persons
Get . paper. and II II does no. suit, your mon
ey will be refunded. sr ssli ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
Ordinance

To appropriate two hundred dollars for the be-
Of The committee on Water Works o
sectionrl, BE II ordained BY the City Cogpcil Of ID
City of Columbus, That there be Appropriated out {
the commit tee on Water Works. III iI4si,F
sectS, That the sum appropriAted d by the foregoin
section bhat bs dsbursed In the manner prescribed
the fth section Of the ordinance defining the duteb
the cjtyclerk, passed July IS, 1857. i s{cIs
F''NSlV 7A'NS'rA3N@ . REINHARD,S
o. I'D 1sg, ; President Of the City Council
Passed Auguet >, lSb3c etg 1G isasEm ai5t Dt y.
Attest j. J. FukfTon, q isoa a iGc sG05 yOi@
City Clerk !h8agg e. iiW sfsEls
augo ~ % Gge stz ae hA4raggsRf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

The MILITIA ELECTIONS 1t should not be
forgotten that the militia elections Of reg-
mental officers in ths city and county take
aplics at one O'Clock P. M. on next Wednesday
Every militiaman should be present and vote
For the places at which these elections will bc
held, see Sheriff Huffmsn'a proclamation OIL
the outside Of this paper. .e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

The best ADVICE that can be taken is to sap1
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound BY
using HuDaon's UaAiylLtED sToorH PASTE. Cali
for isat studer's, Marple's, samusl's, Robert's
Wilson's, schueller's, Shaup's. Denlg o. 1Ridg.
ways, y. Fowler's, D. ID. s., or at Dsuggista
Dentists or Pcrfumers anywhere. Try IL one
and all itHra mid44l ~ -.-gWH0 ~ /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
new from Isichmnond Isapers.

BALTIMORE, August 7.-kalsg Of ytrncs boat arrived
Of Fortress Monroe last evening Richmond papers
tain no news Of importance. JEFF Davis had isEued On
urgent appeal to oonfederae officers and soldiers to re
turn Immediately to their various companies. He com
plains Of want Of aacrty the part OF all classes n
coming forward In this most dismal hour OF the South
at oharleeton and says the fall Of that place will be the
most mortiyng and disastrous event Of the war; and
fatal blow % she cause OF the oonfederacy. p 30
Richmond papers state Lee has massed his troops ana
10 ready for battle. Tho Examiner says Lee's army ID
In excellent condition and spirits An engapementi
possible II not probable, on the line OF the Rapidau
Its believed in Richmond that Meade has been rein
forced from Grants army to the extent Of fifteen thou
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
Hagan's Magnolia Balm. ].

This sthe most dellghtul and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt face ant
hands to peariy satin texture Of ravshing beauty, I'm
parting the marble purity Oyouth, and the distfnsu
appearance 30 inviting in the city belle Of fashion.
removes tan, freckles, pmples ad roughuess from h
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent ant
smooth 1t contains no material injurious to the skin
PatronIssd by ActreHes and Opera Singers. Itis wha
every lady should have sold everywhere. A''
DEMAS, s. BARNES g. CO., .
.ts-r7 ar - gulslas5W ,HylrAr1ueneli ueneia' Agents,
h. b o. IaGgL u jG90e GiKOadyVsy, N. Y.
dfl al glE ...a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Museatine Journal OF the
9TH says ten Unionists who were the most prominent In
the affair last Saturday, were arrested and put uneI
bonds for their appearance atCouft. The rioters mum
bering seven hundred are now encamped near eigaur
ney, and demand immediate trial for number OF those
who were arrested. The excitement is said 70 be In
tense at Washington. A company numbering one hun
ped, and ready 10 march to the scene Of troubles II
Il also stated three hundred Unonists are now uner
arms at South English.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
Last Nights Dispatches.
Siege OF Charles,op iPIr ProFre.s,n, e =, ,,,

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug n 1.-The steamer spspIdltg
from stono Inlet 4h inst, has arrived. She feport
the siege Of Charleston progressing favorabiy No i'm
portant news otherwise received. B. ln9q ~ atri
Tho steamer Maple Leaf arrived to-day, forty-eish
hours ffom Stone Inlet. We learn that every effort
being made to arrest the guerras who burned the Rh
house on Smiths Island eastern shore OF Virginia.,
The gunboat Ariel, from oharleston 4t, arrived thl
morning bound for New York with malls %" '..1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

CAMP ToD.--A new camp, named In honor Of
Gov. Tod, was recently located on the grounds
of the old State quarry, some three miles west
OF the city. Il is the encampment Of the s6ih
Ohio, Col. Lomert, a regiment Of elk months
. man ....t 1
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New YorM stock markeI-Ang. 4,

Stocks dull. Alton & Terre Huate 60; do pfd &c;
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne G Chicago TIKI milwaukee 4
Parie du Chem n; Cleveland " Toledo li5; Gaena &
Chicago l0ik Cleveland aud PittBburg 95k Illinois
Central scrip 1l9 Michigan Southern 9l do gd 1l5;
Michigan GENITAL Il6K; Harlem 136; Erie pfd 104Z;
Rr.e Common 1O6 ; Tennessee 6s CT Missouri 6s
Canton 32 Pacific Mail 1876; Cumberland 25i New York
Central 100; Reading 1l7h; Chicago & Rock Island
IO7k; u. 8. 1 year certificates 99h "s.
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CoLoRED TKocP, AT DELAwARE.-captain
Bird, of the regular army, mustered into tbe
service ou Wednesday, four companies Of col
orsd troops at Camp Delaware. Two more
companies we're must, red In en- Thursday. The
regiment Numbers at presoLt four hundred and
eighty men. DtI tt EHi4utft
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Arsasfios!t Ihs nshiDss Of ooupsay Al
q the 40 RsgiHpent NJ the, lst ,Districs, ID
franklin toWhship. viil meet, al Gsose civ, al
IL o'clock on Wednesday, August 18th, for thI
pBposedt elscting fsgimsdtal oficsrs. aaf
ByordeSd1 ssgs5aE JeegEsa8 8aT
Aug. 8-dtd. CAPT. SPENCER.
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Tim ArHRsEuM 1t will be seen by adyer'
tisement in another column that Mr.. EllSler
will oIen the Atheneum on Monday evening oi
next week, with the Holman National Opera
Tsoupe. H|tn ngg @
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IA swarm of Bees worth Having

d patient, B prayerful, trustful, D miia, 80
] wide as eolon, u meek as child kit ! II "a
D atudous, b thoughtful, B loving, d kind,
~ D sure you make matter subservient to mind;
.i5n D cautious, b prudent, truthful, true,
q % courteous TO all men. intimate with fewi y
.uIB temperate In argument, pleasure aud wine, +"
s4i careful OF conduct, Of money, OF tme; ~
hob cheerfni, b grateful, hopeful, firm, f's, 'o
% 4 d peaceful, benevolent, willing TO learn; e 't
b courageous, D gentle, D literal, B just, 20 ~
aspiring, b humble, because you arc dust:
ID Bpenitent, eifcumspeot sound In the faith;
o active, dsroted, b faithful I'LL death;
fle honest, b holy, transparent and pure, 9f NY
cu b dependent, D Christ like and ysull secure
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

81 PaIsoNEHs AT CAMP CHAsE,---TheTo are about
twenty-five bundled rebel prisoners at CAM
Chase. The political prisoners do not exceed
twenty-five. r41
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

SHowERs.--A bounliIul shoWer on Weines
day usber,d IN Thanksgiving Day and added O
new motive for gratitude. And Thanksgivipl
Day wOs followed by another equally bountifu
Shove yestetday, giving occasonfof continued
tkauktulnesg,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08
LUxURIANT BEATTY.

promotes Its growth prevents Its falling Of eradcaeH
dandru, and imparts health and peasantnesS to the
head II has stood the test Of time being the original
Hair Colorng, and Is constantly increasing in favor
Used By both gentlemen and ladies' Its sold by all
respectable Dealers or be procured by them OF The
commercial agents, D. s. barnes & Co., 200 Broadway
New York. Two sizes, so cents And 81
iutvIA IL tr6,Hfod =. ft.@H-s' 'f.-.f.. hrr..l .l
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEM
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye

rs THE! BEST IN THE woaLD
The only Harmless, True 4, Reliable Dye
ras gH st f5g b ~ known sssifS Ias
This splendid Hair Dye is periect-changes Red
Rusty or Grey Hair, inStAntly, to Glossy Black o.
Natural BrotOn, without ipiuring the Hair or stain
ing the Skin, leaving the Hair soft and Beautiful; i'm
parts fresh Vitality frequently restoring Its pristn
color, and rectines the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes Tn
genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BAToRELOR, Al
others arc mere limitations, and should be avoided
Sold by all Druggists, etc. sd4tgsI % pa
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
.s,sxssss sb bss NEW Wy 0tsist+r
Batcheior'sNew Toilet Gree for Dressing the Hair
juneql'6 S-d&wIyspF luHiOr Hii 4 vius lrisFBa
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New York Money EIarkCt-AuEust I.
Money-The supply Is abundant and market rues
very easy at soc per cent. .,. |.
sterling Exchange lower opening at4l and closing
dull at l31kDl40 for first class bills. ,.'f
Gold lower; opening at37% and closing dull at qGK
Government stocks without change. b. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

PORTLAND, Aug. 7.--The Quebec Board Of Trade d
expected here to-day. The delegates will meet our
chants on Ciiange this morning In he evebinsa com
plmentary bali will be giyoh them The Western Pres
ID represented by eleven members. Large delegations
are also present from the Press Of New York. Boston and
other cities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

REv E. D. MoRRIs, pastor of the secont
Presbyterian Church Of this city, has been hon
cred with the title of D. D. by Hamilton Col
ilege, at Clinton, N. y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

WLBHlNoToN, August 7.-Articles Appearing in the
journals Of this city and elsewhere represent with
Great Britain imminent. The assumption that these
articles are auihonzed by the Government or made up
on any knowledge Of ts views, II without foundation.