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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-28

sA ~S
rl. HAS PRODUCED
A REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE!
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-28
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TNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. Whereas
a my wife Harriet Lucus, having left my bod and
board, without any just cause or this
my account as will pay no debts Of her contracting
after this date. FRANCIS LUOUS.
Roynoldsburg. Ohio. March II 1854. marleW3mb
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-28
IN THE WEST.

And we are at all times prepared TO execute in the
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-28

RRkNDALE'A CO.. Importers, ls7 Broadway,
"A Now York, want Agents N cyory county and
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-28

Some say, Your cures are too quick" while 9TH
ers doubt their permanence and think that diseases
can only be cured by the SLOW recuperative process
Of Nature" II lI. l-TII'I !. : ~
balanced scale, is In state Of Equilibrium. But
when, from any cause, down goes one side Of the
scales we have the effects of disease. What is requi
site Is, to restore the normal balance Of the SCALE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-28
Summer Arrangement.
1854. % agi 1894
EA5T. % e
"a !.
CENTRAL OHIO
e.f AND "a
8 STEUBENVILLE RAILROADS
Y OFFER THE n-
Shortest, Quickest and Most Re.
liable Route
!. TO
Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washington City, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston.
Direct connections arc made at Belairo with the
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD,
And at Pittsburgh with tho
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL h. II.

Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays excepted
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leayes Columbus, via Con-
tral Ohio r. R., 4:l0 A. Nj will stop at all stations
when signaled; arriving at Bellaire at 10:48 A. Nj
Baltimore, 500 A. NJ; Washington City, 500 A.. NJ.
Eight trains daily TO Philadelphia and New York,
also connects at Beare for Pittsburgh, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and New York. ..
NIGHT EXPRESS, VIA STEUBENVILLE-
NJ. arrives at Pittsburgh $3.50 p. M; leaves Pitts
burgh 435 p. M; Harrisburg, 2:3O A. NJ; Philadel
phia. 700 A. M; New York, via philadelphia, 1900
Nj, Baltimore, TOO A. M. Washington City, $50
NEW YORK EXPRESS, VIA sTEUBEN-
VILLE-LeaYes Columbus 1920 A. M. arrives at
Stcubenville p. M. Pittsburgh sos p. NJ. HARRIS
burg, 5;55 A. NJ; Philadelphia, 1000 A.. NJ; New
York, via Allentown, las p. NJ; via Philadelphia,
2a5 2. Nj Baltimore, 1l:5O A. M; Washington City.
ID DAY EXPRESS, VIA CENTRAL OHIO R. r.
Leaves CoumbSs S:oo p Nj yill stop at all stations
NJ. Piedmont, $50; Cumberland, s:35; Martinsburg,
llA5; Harper's Ferry, l:O3 2. NJ; Baltimore, 500
Washington City, 9:s5; Philadelphia, 1890 p. M.
Eight trains TO New York daily Arrive at Pittsburg
2:l0 A. NJ; Harrisburg, 1245 p. NJ; Philadelphia
$50; New York, 1000 p. NJ. Baltimore, $40 z. NJ.
Washington City, 9:50P M.
8. f. SCULL, JNO. w. BROWN,
G. T. A. Steub. r. R. G. I. A. Cent. Ohio Il. r.
May 10, 1864.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-01

Th.re wsre rumon ON the ssree: Jester.
Aay thas the enemy haA evacuated Rsrmuda
nnndred end G ne Ia rs.a force Grant at
the White HausA What truth there was In
these rnmors We have, thus Gar. heen unable
70 Ieara. Bat Il seems certain that GRAFT
he'd determiuod to mako the White House
she base Of his operations against this city,
aud that he expected 20 take 1t. How far
ID vfews may DO changed By the publication
o(has paans. reuaaius 10 be seen. After the ter.
ytole ordeal be has been through, be can hard
IS expect TO tad Vicksburg In Richmond.
There 10 thls striking difference between the
two situations. GRAFT. according TO Sew
ARDS letter to Adame, had lto0 men Of
Vaoksbu,g. aud he operated against ons-
fourth OF h's damber. He bad possession.
hkswsss. Of both tho Tag 70 and ths MtssIs-
aippa, thus completely hemmiug IN the de-
totsd ely. Here, with Butler's army,
hA force does not greatly, II at all,
exceed the combined forces Of Lee
Ind Bsaufegasc. Besides, cur cummuc!ca
t!ozs srs open In ell direc,ions. sad can only
be t. mporAriiy interrupted by par.i Of
cavalry. which will slwaJs be followed up
60, closely to allow time for doug much
dam ,gc. Cpon tho who!s, oar prosp. c.s
sec1 very fair, So Ter ss = siege is conce,n-
Cd. sad should 0rsnt prefer +" oontes. the
Possession Of the place Ia pitched battle.
&c feel no apprehension whatever for the
issaa Ia tho N ..u,ime the proximity Of
the arnts, rea Ter, such Q battle possible,
saj evsn probable, st any moment.
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ssi Ia

At her fath.ss seAaenss corner Of 9Th and Cana
etc. o. congcssivc fsvss II A n. May u, ELY EH
LIE, eyed MAE meaiha, tStant dsGshtes u \
ard Il A Saith
Swec; little bud, ere she bad bloousa sae wa,
t.cIsp!anisd 10 the garden cs Paradise, there 70
bloom ard hsossoEs eseraaiiy. Weep cot, ecfsS~
Ing parents, for while you rlo2sn you mourn not a
these who have no hope She has Joined the bless
ed throos OF hsigh, end happy Angels, sad row Si"
Il crown of aiosy en- her snow whi bTc" S'''
awels ~:ih God, aud bsds you meet her there
Iho1 art gore 10 dwell above,
Thou art gone FROM Garth OIL ciaY,
Where Al: Is iix5. and hove,
hrd cae sscrrai day.
The tu,is. will iasc p:ecs this (Wsaneeoeyy at
tssnosn. a, O'Clock. TEE fiierds haa scSoAse'
apoes Of ths IA aiiIy are invited to sseno'
NAY s0:S, 1864, oi cholera ,rsAstaa; C1AnHH :.
EDxCND LEE, oe,y 400 Of Geo 4 go A"y a.
DOR resd Q q .Sths and 10 1sJs-
IN Bentsco, on Fs,dsY. .7.h Mog. MHaihA
BELLE. youngest dnushes OF ~a .... %" Seioo
Ilau puwsi. os, rannihs and - oe5s'
H;esp, little baby, ssespo
Nos IL Thy cradtC Sad,
No. on thy fpothes sfn6eas
Eut ta the grave N!A
Thy little sisters fci {.
On tho nigh, Of the !G:s. fec rDlrutas before
- o'c;cck fr1n a wound seceivcd ~ tha be'tsc
rrs. Dscx:yr siyE o. S.E.ey, the Ian inst. M
WA rHAV Ill, company G, l3;a s.ssta.a real
L,s ut to tie sd year Of Ills age.
In toi. city, en- sanGay, The s2sh q Nsy, OF 81.
phcId flyer, III. jas 4 CAETEA Ct Nesrico GO.
~ q G 59th year Of his ago.
Fr;,ay, Nav 9Th, ISSs. ss 6k O'Clock y. IS
z GRAF roS, Ia tie E7.n y ar ii bis age.
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aass4S - slAss = nAAJ. seeeeaiAG - ~
AlgneAl & = hus ~ WaaAeloo saksd Ia
. roat go Inst epoes3ivaph "A not Bat
The reasoA b oov,oaA Napoleon bid 10
hMvy tosti0eAtions In Ma immediate rear,
q Grant bad Bat tho indlspos.tion Of
0fante troops to. attack our mon In thelr
en,.snehments. since tho lesson taught them
on that day. teilA tbs tale - intsllisib'y "a a
hea,,lopg G ght aud "a overwhelming pursa!,
could have done. The campaign Of Water
loo Wa. for Ito length, tho bloodlest In Ea-
ropsan hiatory. This campaign, on ons eide
at least, has heen blcodier st.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-01
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eastsa . ss0eezsas nusaers u tAsrcas oefssse
q "a % yssse q sgs, - = tc scmssts Gu
uecY fnf each ccnsrassaonal DistYSck. A crMSeteo<
cSsosr, Il the RASH q cotcani VIII Be- serigsca b
CHI bureau = ,,sH,iss such eompsssas i.so ~.
nies, a. into battalion, b thero be sss thsm tss
comsauiss q into sws hsttsiioas, u deemed pss
nSnkls.
II cnlaAi rsa1Ruc1.css.
4. Cesemsedsnss vii! always bear In mind TIA.
General Orders No % aos only the hssis brt ferns
Z ipfas pos;t'n If these ihsi,r tasGs. 1hsy vii
Ia bi,uai rccar to i;s provie Ad In tie srpiI
&c ttou Of tbs ,t1cF p-~visshs cf tnis circular
4 Comraaataos VIII, Of eourso reisr cases ..
dIrrisy 70 sa.s eztssu; but references ~hich beat
OF tae.r fSse tsas ths5 rather ~ AVID dna &C.
spons.aiiit2 Or Labor, viii ta sccfasa without ~
IaAyxS.
% Ths dr.y Of & ecMDendsa.s Of cnasoyirts Is
y accordance wAh taose 'as::uast,ns, To s.as tain
aud iav5oraIs the industrial! rreduc.aa e tbs Goa
fede-acY, cad eacyy It's ayZass viii msa THIS aciJ
rauss 30 performed, or ezs siraggis Ter iStspec4-
epas and i.bessy I'll fall.
b. o5tsT CT O. e raz-ToS srrt.
E-.4-ss CRpGffit2IO. A Goa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-01

L contemporary says Grant lost mc.s men
On the 12th than Napoleon ioet Ia tho baltic
Of Waterloo. In the 9Th volume OF his me
moirs, dictated At 81. Helena 10 4eu 1ous-
gsud. Napoleon says tho loss Of the French
army, from the opening Of the campaign to
the gates of Paris, Was Il 600 men. This
statement cmbrnses the battles Of Ligry AID
Quatre Bras, on the 10 b Of June the battle
Of Waterloo on the 10. b; the action Of 0rou
day. and the pursult to p4rla. Ia the battle
Of Waterloo, GO riding to Col Siborne, the
French loe. e. 90 men killed and wounded
and 600 prlsonsrs Acc ,sding to Napoleon
the allies J. st IN thu campaign 1000 pec.-
u thu battle Of Waterloo their lvse wos
nearly equal to that Of the Erereh-that Is
It was abou, 50 600 nen killed eod wounded.
4 ve'y large proportion Of the French loes
was incurred after the rout, the Prpssian
hu&s.rs giving NO quarter. but sabriug the
fugitive without mercy. Before the arrival
Of tho Prussians, Or rather OF Blcchsr, the
allied loss had evidently been much heavier
than the French.
Nov, Ia the battle Of Spotsylvauia Court.
House, on the 18th, the lowest estimate We
have svey seen usds Of the enemy's loss wss
10000. A correspondent Of the New York
Herald rated 1t at 1900 to Is zoo. oae o.
our owa General oiaeers, We have heard. ex
presaea the belief that ct least 1000 men
were xii ID decd In front Of our position
The usual proportion Of wounded to XII ed
= 6ve to one. II this estimate 10 correct,
then Grant uust have Lost le.ooo men on
thst day slcne. THIS Estimate, however, =
- evidently too high - that Of 0p,.co i too
low. The probability l. that truth Lies IN the
middle that -, that 0rsnrs stssal loss was
about 10.oon This estimate agrees with Ill
the Accounts ehave from the North, where
n private circles, nobody. sccording to the
3ktsrsbssg 1vssas. places bic loss In the
4siiss campaign II les than 1900 and few
believe thai, ircludirg stgseglsrs, It falls
short Of 10000 Even . the Low estimate Of
he \. v York Es~ go 0U) these losses reach
the figure assigned BY Napoleon to The auIss
10 the campaign Of Waterloo, aud s1ereds
that scknowlsdgsd hy he ailies "a ooN by
0,ooo psn.
Dut thsrs = this di0sssaes betv~aa TIA
saopsign os Wst9loo asA tAst q opots,i
vsoiA IN tbs JosDss, thsslsugh4sS O both
ades vss ", ueadouA Ths yieson sven
es1<F@6 > gn stsr loss than the vefeaiabed.
= ~ 1s1ass. - 6etsslel pe,1y Ioss tos,
4m aa1Aa0 nee - ~ slclesjese pogs,.
Doupel1ag - ~ lpaoe oenoQ0po1ee, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-01

Tho confidence foit by our Whole popula'
ton In the brave srmy which stands be-
tween Us and G;ent's myrnidons was neve,
more conspicuossiy displayed than yesteE-
day. when it was thought that sereze.
battle wss 10 progrcss. Not man seemed
to d .uot bow 1t would terDinsts. There
was no fear anG scarcely any exci'sEi ens.-
TIA. the defeat Of tho enemy v 90 to be IL.
result vi q o.;tie, seemed to be E. .rded %
certain Ths; Grant could make bis wsv
Into the city through Gen. Leeb army, no
uaan appeared to consider within The raDge
OF possibility. The srDy have the ssIae
coned:acs 10 themselves, aud fai:n ia taeig
commander. Il must 10 a uuon larger
fore, than Grant canU aads, ard much
greater General than stabds In h:s shoes,
tina can overcome suoh force, led bs such
0 General
The confidence n Lee end h5 army is aos
confined to the racks of thai army and To-
our fellow citiS ia. It Is Is ex, easivs SIS the
CosftdsrAcy itself I. psrvadss every neigh
b1rho ID and every family circle. There Gre
few who do not feel II. ard bless q, d when
they acknowledge 1t, Coz sending rs so great
General to lead So brave an army 4 good
t0en.r Il with an Indifferent army Is belts:
han bad General with 6 good army. We
have toth-a "a .snidcsn: army and q Gaae-
81 u the highest order.
Gen. Lees reputation ha, been steadily
on the rise ever since the campaign arucE6
Richmond, two years ago. Cul Napier, in
. communication written about twenty
years since to an English periodical, said that
Sonaparts's italian campaign Of 1895 was
the most brilliant Ere: campaign ever u.aae,
but that he doubted whether, in 1875, Bona,
parte would have been shls 30 conceive aad
exseute the great s7vlr:ioas ths. dis::o:
eulshed bis campaign Of 1904 Experience,
h. thongh:, lad Improved wonderfully ereu
that extraordinary mind, We suspeot tie
eame thing mag be said Of General Lee. Els
campaign Of l6e2 was nost brilliant cam.
paign, beyond doubt. But Il Is Ques:;ona.
bio whether, two years ago. before be had
acquired that imrae1s experiencs 10 war
which the command o: large army hes
wen him, hs could hsva dcv ised aud exc
Cutsd tie nauHuvrt. which have d;stin-
euiaaed this campaign, and which place HIM
In the font rack Of great CaPtains- At
this NC Uslt there certainly Lives no
General who can dispate tho palm OF
With him, either Ia England or
France, or In aay 9th er country With which
We are acquainted Tho people hare taken
the measure of the giant, and feel safe under
his Protection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-01

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~ into ks Flesh. a., Son Corrs, Enl.rsel
Joints sud xl .,ceces O. ths feet, AAd sa..aetrs
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BOLD SOLDIER EoT sON0eIkn, "a,
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no. isa Main ct, he. Ctr aad 1r,h,
EVRNTTySE,
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~ O'clock y. vesT desge5lr afser:-sso, ns -
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