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H6nbel nit 6 anaba!

Gle Meteusn, Bic tor einissn Mcnaten bon @as
uaca keritertamen, SaS Gtdetden ct. Mltans III
Nermcnt iterfelen, ncbrere g~erlcnen, bic ih III
neu in Cen g1ea iteltsn, ermcrnetcn, bic rerltteess
nen @anfen ber Staet tcrautten, NIT ibren, Haus
Re mad @auona entFcben uno bort rsrhaftetl rrrnen,
Gnb ron ben eanaeiihcn &ihtern nnter einem MIDI
tiaen 0crranee auf freien TuB Selest wcrz
BEN. Gieie @ntlheieung pnrce ron BEN %anireleas
Den ganabiern NIT lautcm 8siIaa auTsenrrnmen
,ue ala bic @efanacneu aus Dem 0erihtsiaalc
ihritten, ca tearibte lie Der ttbdnot9tte Sutel.
eis bieltrm es inhsb fir rdt9li4, fd irtcrt aus Dem
Gtaute ut MAIDEN.
Sic Treiaate hieier &dufer Dat defenders III ben
an Der eanaciihen Greu,e a~clesenen Staotsn, So
trcit, 8ufalr &C., bic felt Mcnaten Neteaen usterz
flQe tefurhten, unaebeure Gntrifuna berrcr9crn=
fen .unb bic Naheaefl9le aesen @anara, re- rcstire
Guafanb, ts ;ur 6ietertiss s~etsisert. Sisien Sc
fnbIeu BAT ami Mittwch Gbannler ron Mihi9an
i'm @enate Der Ser. Staaten @ustrmd sr9eten -
,uf6Qiasr Msiit rerielte Stanelsr, Der 1iA rcr DEM
TSastruhe bes !Grieaes auf feline @erirbnung nit
nem @ieen ~einlafIen tpplts, ipneern bartndfi5 eas
rauf tetanb, baB Gin fleincr MberlaB" nGtbis lei.
Ypir r~erreiIen BEN 2eier auf ~unleren 8eriht itcr
bic Gcnsreb @srbanclunscn pom Mtitttpca, er fns
bet bort cine lleteriiht Der Gbannler' lhen 8elh1til'
is, BE birest sescn Canada une @nslano g~er'dptst
limb. Ser teicnnene, rettsfunSise Scbnion ren
Marplanb erbrt Ginrano sesen bic Icfcrti9e 9rs
~(eeiauna nieier Beihlife uno fte iinS nun rorlaus
ia an Bic Gcmite hes ausmartt9en rsrtrislsn 'rrrz
Ben.
gntl6ienener mod 1T cas- @erfabren bes Sen.
Sir, Sefen Sasestefehl mir bier frlssn lalfsn:
Sauptauartier
les 0epartements ees Sitcns,
81 eu= Nprf. IA. Sec,N
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2wieipalt I'M lopalen Hci1.

Surh bic Grnennuna ron @6aie ais Sferridter
tatte Sr. atnscln bic Nu6e unn ginisfsit in ieinsr
Nami(e risoer tsrssitsat. Sis @arifalen rarsn
tsreit, 2arm at iAlassn; 2insrln CAB nah, mart
ibnen sinsn &nchsn ST, eas teibt, CT srnannte
9bais uno nis &eteairn int eiasnsn Sa5cr irar tur
sinen Nuaentlid untsroriitt. 9lfsr rennch itstts
nit Der Ginisfsit IN Der berrIhenren Nartsi ietr tes
esnfli1 aus, Die Ndtts Beginner an rerihiscs"s"
Guren III plassn. Wtan lsis MIR BIC @crtanplnns
asu ees GcnareisS Pom Scunsrftas: Ser Hspubl's
faner 9Dintsr 9auis BAT NIT Nahsrlf uno 3rar
NIT pclismStshts ieiueean;s as9en bic unsrtSrtsaAns
mabunssn 9inerln's uno Se,raro's sinsels9t uno 60
ssisen ih siniss ssiunos @pnrsn, Zap eas pa's
nidt lGuasr ala blcBer Srislbal sisle tsiecn He9snz
ten tetrahtst isin nil.
slua in annsrenpldsen ,sisen iih hieslnfanss sines
3rislralts i'm Eager Der terrihsneen Yartei. Sn
siuem ,~lcralea" Blatts BON gtsw Dcrf 1T st. s.
9~lnereps, Der fir;lih feline cintraslifs Stsls als
Surreper nes Safens %perlpr, nit elmer lan9en Nns
flaaelhriit asssn DEN ais Ssspare's rehts 9ane be-
fannten Yclitifer Weee aufastreten. Gr nirft ttn1
nidt Bios Corruption uno 8srratb an Der Tartei,
lcneern aud 6rhrerratb rrr, benn mas 1T es .peis
ter ala Der bGhie Schrerratt, irenn iib Semanf
uuterfiett, mnire erleud,tete 3anbesmutter, BIZ
Hrau 2inerln, als 8errdttertn a~n5utlas
aeu !! Das Fat Der teiIrIe @eeo 9ethan, nenr
Mnerstus iaat in leinem Briefs, Dap I'M Uraejabr'
1863 Serr Mesb in Der Gs3enwart metrsrcr YsriD'
men i'm Mifprbaus srflart BABE, Die Sran nss Yraf'
benton 3inerln iii cine @crratbsrin uno burh sinel
gefebl nes &riessminifers BON @al6in9tcn rer:
tannt rcrbcn. tSsrr Annrems 9Srts bisls erfla:
runs uno elite icsleia su Srau ainsrln, nm IT,
trii6tparm ben san;en Slati4 mitsuttsilen. Ser
Nnore,ps slautts bacurh iiA Gin srcBss @erSisni
Inn bic Gbre Der crbatenm Sancesmitter ertrcrtei
III baten, absr ibre @unit rermchtt i'm niht Il
jIhisen. unn Ct r~srlrr, Elm Srfsr @ssS'ihsr Sntri
suen, feline Office. Il.
Da baten mir bic 8slhceruns! Su %tsmerfen Il
n~brisens, pas slnersws IN ieinem Srisfs Die Gan
nssmu;tsr nidt einfa4 ais Urau sinsrln, lcneer'
ala bic CT is 2app ron amerifa (he frs
Lady Of America) %titulirt. Na, ea mrfts ma
bod nit jensm srcben ater untsfanntcn State
ausrmien: SAP bid pas Mauslsin tsiBt" Sc i
~iitrisens %rf7entar, DAP ns Srau Praiioentin mid
risl BON anoreirs hsnfen mub, ionit Bate iie tbr
bod serib fit feline 9e,niitunssn Die 9sits9altan
isinss ahmtcs selidsrt. Sap ife bas fcnnte, men
Ge eS trcltc, saran rire gar niht 9sStreifslt.
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Or @efbotc.
e~btumtuis, BEN %. Deeemtsr 1864.
Sir &sr~raientant
Wbin q. @ibbS 8.

lE 9is Naariatsn rom &risSsiAauplass lno
10 intersHant, naS rir e%enislten tsnte sinen 9rcssn
5teil un{eres 9lattss minmcn. Ser Nstslsn @sz
neral &ocb Sat nurh ben alien &aunsSsn, @ensral
Sbpmas, tti gsaitrias cine fur4tsars Msosrlase
s~rlitten. Wcn Sen. sterman inc bic eritsn BIZ
rstten Nahriatsn sinsslauisn, Die inns aut Die S'nz
natme ron Sarannab pcrtsreitsn. Ger Selsr
fneet IN elmer anhsrsn Sralte einsn icrafaltisen 9ss
ri6t mne cine tur;seiaste i3ulammsnltsuunS auer
tis sum shluHe bes Blattss sinsslautensn T'Ht's
sen Nahrihten.
@rth fsl am Mhcntas Mcrsen IN Sclss eisisr
auniiaen Nahrihten in 9fep Drrt auf 21O une
fhIcE Yahmtttaas nit 2l7l/a.
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s419,5t2,3S9.O2

St1CIo1@,OOo.O~
Sicr 1afsn mir alio, mad 9sisitisuns alles iibsrz
1iiiiasn Ybraienrerfs, Die nafte Sbaiahe, Dap Der
Uinan;lefretar in rubber Summe et,ra 419 Diiaicz
men Ginnabnsn BAT, nm cine Nus9ate ron 14OO
Wii0ipneu st t%eltrcitea.
SSas tat Der Ssfrctdr prriui1lasen, I'M hieies
unaebsure Gefcit III heden? Nadbem CT s,tnaht
aussasrsdnet, Dap am SdluIs nss jesisen Sinans=
iabres an 400 Miaipnen ais II iht prrausaatt err
iheinen rerren uno DAP bic Ginnabmsn I'm 80 rbcr
mebr Wiaicnen ~aelteisert irereen ~fSnnsn, 10 tleiben
i'm, mad lsiner eissnen Nednuns INNER nod III
runeer grrnms etna 500 Dliairnsn, Die unsereft
Iinp unn fiji bic CT feline anoere Seduna ,reiB ala
nsue Qnleben uno-8 ermsbruns bes papicrselees.
Gr ireib iebr gut uno last eS aud cfen bsraus,
ZAP Nnlsbsn BON Sag ST. Sag lhmieriSer irsrpsn.
9lulsben, Die 3inlen in 9rlo tra9erl, iinc niht mebr
rGtblih, neil Die Stssicruus bas erfprberlife Sob
n,rh Die 3Sae niht er1alte, ali Bic pirefts Cider
6eit hurh Die 3Gue, nie Fisher, Dem 6laubisern niht
rnebr tisten fGnnte. 9lnlebsn NIT 3inien in 4arier
lino ater niht irchl Sl erbalten, uno mirben nun
NIT nod rnsebsurereu Spfsrn an;ubrinsen lsin.
Ns6nlih its6t IS nit Dem Dilemma pes Yapisrselz
nss. Scr Ssfrstdr ihilesrt bic Splsen Der au;us
i~tarfen 9srme6rms Der ueurrsnsp" init 8shtiu Dem
iAirdrseiten Sartsn.
Nahnsm or 70 Bic Salpierisfeitsn Der Nnls6en
uno Der 9srmehruns ces 9arterseces sinprin9tid
ilnp cpne Seel pdrJeie9t, 10 frfltft CT tfcE auecehl
su mslhenl shfus? San; einiaA ST. rens Shluie
.oas Gem SinonSiefretGr cine mcitsebence @clnnaht
sur Atialie6uns ron anlsfsn 8ssetsa rsrss, cas
nit CT sn jsber 3sit bic cage ce5 Ge(om,arfts tsriis
sen fGnne. llne naie 9cumaht, iast CT aasoriids
lid, mus auh sas @sat in ih ihliebsn. mad Dem
Grmsiisn hss Sefretirs bas qarierselo st rer=
met rem"
81 fpmmt or alic, naanem CT bic 0sfatrin alien
loren 8iatunssn seiAilnert, iAisBlia bod lrisosr
III Dem altsn Nusfunftsmittsl snrif: Geus Anles
fen unp, 10 eft iclhe niht su s~r5islsn 1nS, @srmsfz
ring nss 9apierssloss.
glus hieiem @ipsripr,,hs sfann or niAt 9eraus.
stah mic rrr tlsibt uns Die Nnsliht, etipa jipei
9rittel ~uniersr Gsiammtaussaten Snrh anleifen
Ut rsfsn, irsiriaise in @eitalt ben 9cnss, ,renn
unb iclanss fe i'll e~raielen Tnc, nne unfreiriaise in
0saalt ron 9apterSele. ". ,. 2Ssit.)
*ann. 9iefe sdulreertiTfats inc natHrlid feline Ell
aentlibe @inuabme ~auelle. Sic erideineu nur eesbalt un
Ter Zen Ginnabmen. neil aud Bel Ter p%ronpteiten 3ahluns Sets
tens Der gesteruns INNER sepile Sindfdnee fir tas nddfte
8isfaliatr Sbria bleiben mersen. Serr SeHeneen retnet, eab
rs Wiaipnen, seren @eranssabuns auf biefes Sabr bsrebnet #,
ert in, ndbfen Sabre wirtlib ;n be3ablen iein rertsa, fr ic'
y IF alfu IN eis'en Satre nibt III Iorscn ID.
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teN SelftptAtltH ron aueratte Wl 9toW1t"u 8"
abneen NIB uniere Nattcnalsfre 9esen ale Sssrr@
ten Der Gree ;u mafrsn. Scuis Napolert tpiirce
niht ac,raat taten, uns In Wterifc etnen &atier auT
bic Nais ut lsssn unD Sctn @nQ ,riires ih MID
srlautt baten, mas CT iih isit rier Sabrsn nit 10
rislem neternutbs ssssn nns srla"bt bat. pr. e..
rrarS wirhe utht nSttis sstabt tatsn, Die @epublif
III srniscriaen une i'd lei 9ouis Mapclscn srsscn
sinss 8sItluIss Al sntlduloiscn, CEN has SauS
unlsrss @cusrsHss lsstsn Meiuter paiiirts.
Geu. Sir bldjt gum 9iid,us. - 0srjsniss
She'll Der Srnre bes Sen. Dir, rcrin CT leinsn uns
teraetensn tsieblt, nrtbissniaus Die @rsnSs III iitsrs
idreiten mne &etslen ginerin9linse in Sanaea 81
perfclaen, 1T rrn YrGinsnt Qinecln miBttlli9t
rrrnea. Gen. Sir fat eater INTERIM IL. Sec. cis
ne neue Srnrs %crlaisn, mcnurd CT nieien She'll ieis
smr iiriteren Srhre minsrruft unb isine Inter-
aetenen ~anrreilt, susrit ~jeccsmal an Jpn Wtslnuna
III MAIDEN, ebe ic bic Gren5e Sur gsrfplsuns bon
Netsnen ginerinslinsen iiterldreiten. Sic srlts
Orere nes Sen. Sir fam in Der Shat elmer &ric9ss
s~rtlSruns slsid uno GO lief ii3 rermutbsn, Sab BIZ
Waitinatonsr 9srrlhaftsn ZEN frie9sluiiash uni
ccrtrisisen Gsnsral in Der @atlhe iieen laisn uni
ieu ~nStfiasn trirnsn, stras ~fleinlant gum Miifsns'
III ttaiem. Sic &ssierunsstlatter, Die IN Dem leg
ten Sasen 10 riel /Sints gum 2cfe bes Sen. Gi]
reripriet bafen, nsrosn run auA trctl itre gSst:
terfapnen naI Gem xSQlrtn9tpHeI XSlHIt IttPtt
gcn Cen trhtratenhen Belhlii1sn nss 8rutafui
Chamber mirr man AUDI matridsinli4 ~rrrlauN<
niht piel tHren.
@cu Canada pirh %ssmslbst, Zap ectt teSci:
tenne Mufresuns tsrriht. 6as Cabinet in Suetet
tilt Derlammlunssn iter @srlammlunscn. Sai
@arlament lit auf Den 10. Sanuar ~suiammenteru
fen mcrnsn. Beamte iinS fir bic Gren;e ernann
tpcrbsn, ausoriiftih Inn @srlesunSen Der Snter
national @eiese 3u abncen unb cine itarfe Ycli,ei
maht 1T III itreln 8siitanhe terrnert ,rcrbsn. SRA,
.pu6te ihcn AM 16. in Guetef, DAP bic erts Srbr
Bee Sen. Sir niht bic 9iaisuns Ger @aibinstc
mer Nesisrung srbalten tatte. 9atterfslo, Dc
slssnt Der ecnf0nerirten &c9ieruns, Der eas rcn Be-
ct. Mtans 8anfsn setrblene @elo III 9dneen fat
iol psrtSrt ,rrreen fem man triro i'm watrihein
LID srinssn, eas 9slo granddaughter. Mlan te
ihuloist Den 4cliBsihef, Der Dem @dutern mad if
rergntlaNuns oas 9eitOblens Sch (s9O, 1000 in gro
ber 6ait surifgat, bab or nit ifnen inter Cine
Gsfe irielte, uno Dap CT ih nit einsm Sbeile Be
@elbss tsitsdeu lief.
Son Den irsisesetenen @autsrn fat man nod fei
nc @pur. - Inter Den Giientahn etcfteIsern /
ganaoa iru srcbe Befiirsuns teri4en lie fard
ten, naB Die Ser. Staaten Den 8erfetr nit Cana
ha attrehen meresn, wenn Bic canaoiihc @esie
ring niat icfcrt Mabreseln ersreift, ,n Die Nui
resuns al Der @ren;e 81 heidnitiscn. Sie Gin
fuDreiden eanaeilhen Rfatter %rerrammsn bic Urei
gaze Der &dutsr.
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@cn Der YctcmaczMr me &c fcn'1't Die 8la9e,
eas Bic Bcunts> splcaten aus Canada maiTenbait
e~eiertireu uno bapurA shmah auf Die 8eteranenz
@saimsnter merien, in rpelde lie einSereiht wcresn
,raren. @cn .eincm einsisen Sem Dcrfer Nesis
mente iine in Satresfrif 500 eiein 9cuntr sclSa'
ten ttiertirt. I'D
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-6urrat fir eas 107te!- Sas 1O7ts
Ohio @eaim,ent, tefanntlih Elm beutlAcs Ncsis
memt, raS in Glsrelanb crsaniFrt truree, bat 1873
Stiu,men fir MeGleQan uno tlcs III fir Stnerln
ataeaeten. Megleaan's Mfetrbeit rs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-22
Exciting scene m !, NIenagerie.

IFrom The Council Bluffs Bugle Aug. 81
On Tuesday evening, while Mabie's me-
nagerie was on exhibition in this city, a
violent storm sprung up, which blew down
the pavilion, which Immediately took fire
and was nearly all consumed. The accident
took place in the midst of the exhibition,
and there were from one to two thousand
people in the pavilion. 1t is impossible to
describe the confusion which took place.
Men, women and children were buried un-
der the canvas; but fortunately the center
poles and braces fell with one end upon the
cages of the wild beasts. so as to allow a
large portion of the audience to escape.
The canvas of the north side was lifted up
bodily and carried over the heads of the au-
dience into the center of the ring, while the
top canvas, falling upon the kerosene lamps,
Immediately took fire, and at one time there
was great danger Of many being consumed
hy the fast-snreading fameS but. tortuu-
ately, all escaped, and not man, wo-
man or child was seriously hurt. Such con-
fusion was never before witnessed in this
city. Men calling for their wives, wives
for their husbands, mothers for their chill
dren, and children for their mothers-all
was confusion.
Just at this time two cages, which had
been placed together for the purpose of
Sears enters during the exhibition, became
separated, and the back door being open,
out leaped huge lioness; then arose the
cry of "A lion out" Then there was con-
fusion worse confounded, and q stampede
took place. The keeper of the lion caught
1t around the neck, another man belonging
to the concern jumped into the cage and
threw the leopard (Which being. In the
same cage with the lion, was about to es-
cape) down in corner and held 1t while
the bystanders closed the cage. The lion
was put back into the cage and all was
quiet. Nobody hurt 6.,re. 5,.t,ei. a.,
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TIE WEEKLY STATESMAN, at these rates. for
four and half months. will be the CHEAPEsT Pa
PER IN TIE CoUSrRY.
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Smoke Consuming Coal and Wood Hot Air
Furnace,
Master Commissioners Sale.

Nathaniel Merton ct ali Superior Court of Frank
Fidei Huff. lin county. Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
J. the said Court to me directed, will offer for
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court
House, in the city of Columbus, on
Monday, the 18th day of September, A. D.
1864,
at two o'clock, p NJ, the following described real
estate situated in Prairie township, Franklin coun-
ty, Ohio to wit:
Part Of survey No. 1473, entered in the name of
Whitehead Coleman, in the Virginia Military,
bounded as follows: Beginning alta stake Iso 75lO0
poles west from the southeast corner Of a l60 acre
tract bought by Nathaniel Merton and Samuel Gal
loway at Sheriffs Sale, upon suit and execution
wherein j. N. Cherry was plaintiff and Spencer
Woolrick was defendant thence north SO deg: west
50 25-1O0 poles to s. W. Of said tract thence
north on the west line III poles 70 the n W. corner
Of said tract; thence ). 30 deg Il. on the north line
50 Is 100 poles to stake from which elm II inches
in diameter bears ). Sax deg. W. 20 links, and an
elm 90 inches in diameter bears 3. 70 deg. K. 80
links; thence S.parale with the west line III poles
TO the beginning, containing go acres.
WILLIAM D0M1GAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees 90 90. ..-. .
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Summer Advancement.

and Rfchmond.} and Richmond. :.
Trains leave Columbus daily (Sundays excepted
as follows:
FIRST TRAIN; (vIA DAYTON>-At las A.
NJ. arrives at Xena at 345 A. NJ, Dayton at 440 A.
NJ, Richmond at 8:35 A. NJ. indianapolis at $40 A.
NJ, Chicago at S35 p NJ. and st. Louis at geo p. M.
SECOND TRAIN, (VIA PIQUA)-At A. M;
connects at Milford for Springfield and Marysville,
at Urbana for Clyde and Sandusky, at Piqua for TT.
City, Muncie, &C., at Richmond for Logansport and
Oh cago, and at indianapolis with trains for Terre
Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Springfield, Quincy, DC.
THIRD TRAIN, (VIA DAYT0N)-At6A. NJ;
arrives at Xenia at 8:O5 A. NJ Dayton at $50 A. NJ,
connecting at Richmond for Logansport and Chica-
go, and at Indianapolis for Terre Haute LAFAYETTE
Chicago, Springfield and Quincy.
FOURTH TRAIN, (VIA PlQUA)-At1l3O AM;
connects at Milford for Marysville and Springfield,
at Urbana for Beefontaine &c., at Piqua for Union
City, at Richmond for L0gansport and Chicago, and
at Indianapolis for Louisville, st. Louis and Chi
cago.
FIFTH TRAIN, (vIA DAYTON>-At n5O A..
NJ, Richmond at $40 P. NJ, connecting for Logans-
port and Chicago and at indianapolis for Louisville
St Louis and Chicago.
SIXTH TRAIN. (PIQUA ACCOMMODATION
-At5P. NJ, connects at Urbana for Belefontaine.
and at Piqua for Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Ft. Wayne.
THROUGH TICKETS
For sale, to all the principal Western points, at as
low rates rs by any other route.
FIRST CLASS SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
II. II. BIGELOW,
General Passenger Agent, Columbus, q.
HENRY BROOKS,
Ticket Agent Union Depot, Columbus, o.
Columbus. June ". ls64-dG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-22
SheriA's Sale.

Thomas A. Jones Court Of Common pl... os
synon Fiittsrerald.} Franklin County, Ohio.
RYyRTUE OFAN EXECUTION from
- the Court Of Common Pleas to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at tho door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, Vll
On Saturday, the 10th day of September,
AID. 1854,
at two O'Clock, p M, the following described real
estate, situate In Franklin county. Ohio TO wit.
Five feet off the west side of lot No. a. as desig-
mated on . plat of subdivision Of 0ut-lots of the
city Of Columbus numbered 131 and ia3, made by
VIM. Dennison and Robert E. Neil, as tho same
Is recorded in Plat Records, in the Recorders Office
OF Franklin county, Ohio.
Appraised at SIS 80. . (. IeLh
Printers fees, 600 ~'n't-
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-22

We repeat, if we have fair election,
without military interference, the people
opposed to Lincoln ought to carry these
States, at least. They have over twO-thirds
of the electoral votes.
We have of course left out of this calcu-
lation all the seeded States, together with
the bogus State of West Virginia, which
cannot be recognized in the Convention as
a legal State. Her vote should not be taken,
either at Chicago or Washington.
The absence of the South has put nearly
all the political influence in the five great
States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois, which cast within five
votes of the number required to elect a
President.-Cn. Enquirer.
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ant
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TO THE READERS and FRIENDS
T|iH OHIO STATESMAN,

WE have considerably enlarged TEE DAILY ONO
ST lTEsMAN, and now print It on plain and hand
some new type, and clear white paper.
InPolitios, THE ONO STATESMAN is,fn War as in
ace for the Country, for the Constitution. and for
Union Of equal States, with equal privileges. and
with equal and exact justice to all Its citizens. We
are for the Old Flag, with mott Star Stripe
aud Ola Union a Tar as u possible 10 restore IL
aud for the existing Constitution in ts spirit letter
aud purpose.
Upon the coming events Of tho year, rest the hopes
# tho People and Government. We are in the midst
Of bloody and protracted civil war. Its duration
and close depend upon wiser. truer and more patri-
otic Policy than we have seen during the present Ad-
ministration. Wsowe 1t TO the memory Of our Faith
ers and TO the hopes Of Children to the future Of
our Country and to the best Interests Of mankind to
change Policy which is drifting US farther and far
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The Change i'm the Number of the
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The total number of electors is 226; of
which Ia is requisite to elect President
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mated will have to receive 15l votes. The
following States ought to be carried against
Lincoln, with the greatest ease:
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