Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1865-09-01

              MEDICAL. ud uissa-ils bj-sui.tihu iitua Disorders of the Liver AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS, ARK CUBKD BT HOOFLAND'S tiERMANEIitTIMI! TUlI III IT til I HA VE PERFORMED MORE CUBES, ll VE BETTER SA l'JSFA CTION, HAVE MORE TESTIMOX 7, HAVE MO KM RESPEO- . TABLE PEOPLE -3 0 VOUCH FOR THEM, Than any Othw Article In the Market Wo 'Wy ai ou. to contradict thi. aw-ortloo, AN l Wl 1.1. 1'AY 81,000 to any ooa Ibal will -ired'.ca a Cvrl.lfli.ftlo vubliahsil liy (Hi luiit In uo t O'.winNC. HOOtLAND'fi. G-eviuan .Oittevs WILL CO RE VltMr CA Of tvi i Atv ; -v j?a vouav sa u t r JJ3EA8fJH OF TUB KiVXKV A iVD JMHSA SIJ3 A MAIN is MO V 4 DiZOIWtiti MDHTQMA OH, Observe th Mlc-wlng fly in pK. mi, ivrtltln-g ftoiu CUoit 'is of the Digcellvti Uirhub: VcDiitlf atlp, luwaid nUoJ, Faii' nl Blood tn th; KeMlAit.lt y of IIki titcnmih, KaKA, Ur-torn, Itl'K'"!"' Fond, Kiillntntir Wright . tbe Htotua-uh, lioitr Iff nrialloD, tSliik. .,-; or Kliittijilns it ttio PHui the St-w-at h, HwiiuiDtt-g of tbw Ii--d H iiitiwl aud iJlitlcuit Air-lb-lutt- flutt'Tin rtt thv .it-art, ti iMIli'i-illUk ll 4 'jil'rf P""'-P r( 'i ,.'.--1- J1(J ! IK. t V. '. lfirt tlv -.fcb', vi'T au-J DnH u l'iiniip ('(.', Vtvllynnctn 't tt.u rtft'iu i.yi.!, Tr.m in Itio fii, tMr.k, fllttqt, LliTii1, .to., hO'titon yi uh' Ol Hwit, 9 0 mi hk lli til" f l(ai), u itii.l i en (fLtu(tt of Kti mt K't'Al ipiiCntcJ of litiillf. TOUT i in urn'i.n XH ISTO't Alooiiolio RUM Oh VVH'SKY, And Can't drunkards, i BestTonic in thii World j M Btl.ll Wifce f-'AfS M. " lfrtnt the 'i-.i. r'lvn.n- ITM'til llifM-F . !.-.(ii,- l.V fc k'lci.'.: jkiii,i,,, i, iukj. t i-ii'nity i ' uo, 1 I rut !, i n', I .ipc.'l i iu liuml's ir.ur ; m n-1 ! ! Cm , tt,:(ii.k'; Haiifi if-i- i bftve an iK'tnltltju m f;nt vitVL-d iti.ikist Iiov.mi' .fnii j . ltitlor. I'tuiim Flld. I'l.flUlUA wl "' ' iur. A hiU'l iriimd iwgtM i tlou 1 t'tVfc llHIl.fl. I 1 1.. til SM tlmll)tVit)ilKllL "t hL'i.i i', Hint articuUt roilc- l' ii Otla-rs ui t'f oii'ni-i Iv -t twi. Ttuly ciir i, i.li.Ij j-.. -if ram., . ' I'M'i-uiR- . . .', lit.u iwini ..-I iiL'Tn, ftii'i , ..!jiiii!Uo.Mhii.w. J it Tlii-y ilairti U , lirotu John li. tt'iuk-i. in., i-.-j., Ilnu of W.cXor baiu fe lltitcliUKjii. 'liv " ! '-'i'.?it in in Qtitu tutors ti Jl'tttic) lii'ii WtiU n, . a".:Ut. ' I am ihu rwiploul j ' ).. n thi gieatui' lavura that diu tro oi.ufi rii.it iijiuii m ti., tnai ot b'-allVi. h'jr uinay ytaru ti...i 1 t,i).ftiil troni one ol tbt muut aiitioyiiix iui -InLiuriatiiiK com Slaluta that tba liuiuuu if.mti) ;iau ji. t.til.ci ul w.ui urooiu liarrliau iiriuK tho ioiiK tltuhl mm Mi:.krt).K frsm tlili licaw, I w-iii aitrurb-d l-y h .I.-i' pa.jMtiMi'., wlv )i'nm but lOA-poiary jt-IKi, ruocojw.-.m.d toro Asi uutll 1 wa L.'iuc.iu u dy Id Jl'ind's (Iwrmiu Hittcra. Altoi tliu uttotil n luw bu'vilttx ol that valu abli luedtciiis, too c-uu'luiii. i. .aiuJ totooum l'Utty i-radioatcil. I ot(u Inwardly thuuk ya for nu-n a vlua!j't uttwltlc, a-iil, wtiKijiivtr 1 lni'.tt mu opportunity, t-Uet-rfully mcoiauittuii it, tttib tu.t Luutiduaca tu Us KUatUIty. Truly ynu a, J y-ui ti. WI0KJ6UHHAM. Km Hoik, Vob. 2, iit. Fruiu Julius Lw, Y.i , lirui frf !' W '.iki-r, the ui'ist e&teiiitvti BUtxic I il'Ii.'Ufis la tho Uullvd itt, No. VAX Oboiili'W nt.. i utltUcliibta; Keiih'.HHT, 8th, 111. Www as. Jonm A J6vam: QntLksiBTC My nt'itbor-in law Ins been so Brolly bnaetltted by yuur Uudlinti'l' iiirtiaAii Dirtcrs tint 1 oouiuitfd to try It myH. L UuJ it to b no la .u-tblt9 touic, nud -aiihsitfittiiKiy trtuDiuieild It; ail wbu ru hu tt'.nn ir. iti d.a, ipei. i have ba tht ilmi-iu lu IU uinJi ji'ttiimt lufuj llatulsucc tor many yars, aud yuur ;U.ifl ban givm uici tss Vbeu tirury tbliitf ) bitd tit) I d. Tftir trsly" Jt'LtlM htft. ffutfl tho lion. Jacob Hrottitt. ' . IMr.Lj.bKU-.iu. Oct. 7, lduS. 4i:Ni(.fHKN: In n-iily tu your lnqrlry as to tits oect urouucwi iy iun uwui hwuwi'i uwunwi . Tn in my family, I bavt- un h.itiitlon 1 saylnK that It baa beeubiiilily iK-nt-n- ml. ta.o;inustaiioe, acusc tf dvsopntafit Uilvtwu y-'rs1 nuudturf, uud whloa bad bttuomo very dlsirudkiUK, th" um pi ou buttl Kf doclded relief, tht aicoi.tl oilit.tiu a euro, aud tbo third, it looms, has ooiiUrtud the tact, furtuure haw be -u uo syiuptouis Us riui a fur tuo Unt sis yara. tu my Mi-Jivldual ute ol ii, I nnd it to b n niit'iual'id twylo, nrrJ nlinHir-iiy i.vumoiotul lia asoto tb4 anJomi'". T.o.- yimfn, JA'JOfi UilOU 1, tl. 170T Sprnco street. B rcin B!T. W. U. BtegWflrt, t i!hur I' ut-)t Twcllth Dnptlst 1;. I'HILAHKbrHtS, iMOtfUlboiUtl. Htll3. Mustia. Jos hh A Viv&w- Uhmlemkn; I huvit ivcciiMy buou limriD tindor tt riittsniu(4 vdtM la if iU'iia;istlo j, auivuipauled by D vali lljuur iipuu Uiooouiuinjity, lu a fly w..y, and tur It-udBUr.v u wblvb, 1 hjuf, In to nia many a outfit nued drunkard. Upuu kit dint ttiit jours vtae ' i-aily uedklndl ptvpiitatuir, I t-ok H with bap- Jiy effect. 1U wliuu, ut oi.l.v upon Mm tuma ni, tut upOD t'.ie iurvius bi riti-iti, wn.t prompt and (t,ti-trylii. I rl that I 'thrived ntol i.i.il pvriua Unt benefit Irwrp the Ua- ,- n l. w lotU.s. Vriy i.'spot.trlly yfitti, W . O.isiii (fJUKU, rrvta the Uet . Thorit ur, 1). 11 , 1'wwr Oi Hoi. borough iU; (is Oaurch. if. Jlnukson: Ovir Hlr: - J n;-! it ens u your wtl4nt urwiiatiou, ti- v-rUftl's Uoru,nu illttura, tv ' add my tos'-tmotiy to tiu u-iv i v-ii rii.uinil)u it bu i.Muli.-!. I htive fur yo -i wiu nrwt dhiLTdcr tt wv b i va9 fcdTi.itid by a 'ri' -.. J OeiDiaa Ultters, I did Kt and unoipettod i"!f very materially beui1t.i-: mt.I Ltie artitlowhe-' o ot nit'l n nvion nyntm, Hj a LvUle ul yoni aud J;ivf tjxperiflicrj ; u y holth he-i Lii.a l DMitkileatly i-4iom ' villi cA.t-s HlmlUr to itV' l by Ui'y ot thoii "ii, uud bv h ppiou ec'Tin, nrs, x. tvunKii, U'if'vnpii, r. Frous Re-. tf. llnrmuti, i f ihn iJbrinan Iloformod CUiliob, llNli'orV., Uorke cutiuty, la. hi. 0. Jackwn Bo!vi-il br: I tiara bun troubled villi Dynprnin ut-nlj twt'tity jinri, aui bavo uuver ueod auy i.i'fJttiun th.u UIO uie as mncll K'iod as Hootlaud U ill" to. i tut to.y luflth lm-prost'd lu bu lh, a'lpr hfi.lnp tuk"ti tlvt. bj.tles. VuQi, with tntp..t, J. f). UtLhllAi,. ia lht tbn Htn.iulunt i.i "0. SI. JAOK.HON," ! , on Hie WhAI'TKH if . ivii t- ttln. P It I C JS : tSuigU Bottle, On Dolfor; or tSuty Dot. for ffl i fihootd your nesrest druht not have the artlcla , do not ba put oft byanyot ttw luiosUatttig proparaj lone ;bt may jri-relx in iu place, but soud tons nd We will fur ward, a 'iicty pavkod, by azuxtt. I'UIMOII'AL OKflOK AND M AtlC FAOfOIl, No 631 Arch street, JOIfES&EVAHS, (Stteceuon to C. M. Jack ton $ Co.,) rocleby PmiCKlsU and Dialers In eterr towB )B th Ualttd Blaise. bov7 d6(w sow a piuatratlwa ol 1.10 uuri.nu Bjww, tTiuutumas KJ-SZHyW KOi-flies wro tociruiuiii-'il by liU-inis, and auttm oj i QAa kJA V;i2"-' 3 tbtw to-'U-J, butwiluoai mtioi. Your lioullaud'a La Mj W k W JiS tf 'lif 'i toruiea Biitsrs wore .w.oiuuivudtnl by ptjiou.ito F. -r-S-'i-P'Vr '"tffljjLI tisd triod tbom. aud whs-t fjv.'ruiilo uioutluu of the fcK ''rf.'G'' KHwid ioduwud tu- also to i y ihv.u. 1 uiut couio- V feY 1 ftlHj If 8 93 m that I bad au avvriiuo to i-u-Mt uindhiiids mi to tu. J IfyJ p t'MAj ? JcP f'aJiOQMudaud ono" .uack "ruUwrf." wlioio onlj ( fcF&w ala, aaanti In n til l.ailll Oil T (Sk-lltJ Ullti flail If If J I ' c w- ". - . . I BA1LY Vr()LUME xxvin. Ws-SJCAL. The Great Internal Hem dy FOll THE "UFFECTUAL CURE" OF RHEUMATISM, GOUT, ISIXttilGIA, 18 THULT fTbTANlM tiff EQUALED BY ANT WRTUOINB 1 uow b'j'orn Him Dulilio f,,r th. m.nr tt.. olre whkU 'ornirl? hd"e bao mil for tueit dls. vro im-rt-ly tiaii.yrdry to tbeir efioou sad of Jiiubifnl til toe, bat Tho Rheumatic Compound Unrt.hM tho mm roe of ail tronb!, utifl net n ally bw inl.M tho diMiira rm tfce j-t- tu by lti tmmvilUte V.UU ou.tiitt bIfJ. Jolinsoa's Rtaatic Cofflponnfl The Solder's True Ffiand ! BEAD THE FOLLOWING: I'nnvosT Waofhal's iWrim, I firraiUBm, Deo VHh, ltc j Ufa. Andrew Jorums: I)f.tr Hit.- In ovfiur Lint 1 hud .wvrf ftitttck of lihuuKtl-ini, t- which I ImtV int bui u kqIJ-.i tor rertily tbioo uri. 'J'nn atlu'jS was 9rte tbfci I cuulJ oot un.v my ltJ or rain njy (irrn. A(tr tryh. diCftit-wt rnoOiclnwi wiiliout ivml, t wan n.ilrcnj lu u-6 ytnr UhiiurufUlc 'ojiound nn4 DKod Ptirliltr K-A bo, ore 1 ha-i ! ku Ibr btrira t vm h rfn.il .i!y curvd thitt 1 ounld imfrnu uy duty o which ioy comitrjr mlttbt o!l ui-u I cu t(Uuly mitj rouiidi-ntly ito -muterxl It to fill dit fellow lolul-jm tbofal:ku..t At.il inrut riir.y lr Mir nnarim f ofr qsJ, Viui Iroi- jrlcni, N0HH1H Ti:irt'iN( ffpVxinro P. T. Volf rfirn t-l AVIlMioj fcfinrn. )(.. 77 Wut-d s!rot. VII who t-" I' tKlv bniifit U mum wlt-o II tiiiinr H'Ofil'ni f)t. . 11 Rtv.jf an:.. r-al ntr.rti-.ft. Tho prc-o: t;i it.i.n hViintltti:! It in tbr oulv nr crto h,r lih'.nmlini. Jt In ihn irie:ti'(t diitijru'j of thu H i other n-ni'.-ily hn TjLctiiou u ytiimlnr. It !b irt.r rlth it by t-hjt-L ia'i. ti l i ttciiiTiu u & tt by t'hjBu-lT.fi. In tiTith, tt. fi ft pflrr;tit bt-iii' ftctitr. C Tail 7 T "VL CO., Sole Proprietors, i'liTSfSUt'iWJIJ, PA, d'-'.f i ; L i ver Pi I Is. j (ThewiitfiiHilouEyaouiiiu() . U is Rto it(or thirty yer 8tp! Itomdy, i ' ! ua!rd by uiiy iuti ;iiti k'QiVii for tbu cum at L tr ' y-U'i, d iiidfwd lor ibo iu! rif. nf ilh,(,i i I uUftnat'it.fJn biliary derfirg-inun :s. ?jmsMmy ih KjiMffaMCd Lnt r (Joiisrul loji ol Bpp-t-t'j, sIjU'jvts of the stomach, puiuu in t;ie tiend, slioulJei. buck and uldt's, runrf u w5iint, with U.itiaA D'UU, cy.iveaims of t- iwtds, t-1 wnd :o . iu cjsw lv Kohujs; ulifiht .ti j cuijch, l w t-ulnts, whh. ililucHfittlcUH to every tiny, ar.i pi..-oiiuent nyuip:orut o' a uliOit!- 1 rU'Ht ol lliy iittrr. lio livur la, bow-ter, 0-too uuci .n' uc.i u tlu uiot or-ni'lablo tjmpt mi MIS hV tvnz, aid Iwromej dally out of iil.-r barui It It kh.tii. Zy th. 0iyiwti, on'y Tru nd (Jcnuim LIVER PILLS, tjn.vcn Cli;k, Ohio (J., Ya., Mar. KO, 40. . Mr, it. e. Wlert: lr air I lliiok it a duty I nun t jui fii.1 t"P Mihiic Kt-u ral y, to Btato that I Unvu bnwu aiil;iUnd w.ttt Li-r U .nipralut f.r a 1oik litno.j.ti.l- o fu lly , t jut n.i i reus luruiad and brubr, taittch left uifl in a veiy Ijw hutti'. iisving iuaidol' otir ce:etralid Liv v Pills Iflnp Tor ff' A Sht-rp, Vi Libnily, and i'oiijiur,dt.j to by my pulticiAL, llf. F. hoi it h, I couUmlid lo srivo iVtuni a air trial. 1 pmchsscd on b' X ai.d tmiiid ihvui tn t Jut wliat tb'-y aru re -.urn intruded, t i e hist Ivlffr lilt svur uinil; aua fttr tit king f ur boxi, I Utd lh. di)L'ie lias nutlr.') lttt ue, aod a ut iius penoct'y wdl. llpapoLtfully y. urs, D. II. COLEMAN. Xnv LivKarv, Maicft 2, U'Ai. 1 l ortlfy th.it I am pir) nllr arrjnalut' d with Mr, Ci I mn, and run i rat tefitiaiuaiy to ih t rn tlitft tbu hbovH ii-ttUksU-. A. ti. tllAltr. 4 Cieiuiul t'HllaiAeiion.1' (.rciiNTILLB FluydiJo , fiid., Oct. T, WS. Mr. It. K.folleri: Hlr: 1 am out of your Llvwr Plils, and thould li i;lad to rsutirc a supply, as tliey give Kntfral saL'nf.i'.tiua. V It-: Sf ni nis s-mo noti. OVllOS RKADjrOilU, iloviliiiutiiy Ai JUAHDfiu, Licking Co,, O., Mnrrh 1, ftfr. I), i. hn: Dear Sir: I bavo nsod bKLLKH'b L1VKU l'lLM myntrlt' and In my family, amt muMt nay, si on ntirativ uiid voiniuoa lau.il phynlo, 1 ctintiJnr a vory dMinblt il;L 1 lit.y atH priiinpt, but mild In th- fr rfftxH; arouse .huul'by acMa i' tbu Lti or, carry oft tho turbi.l icrotUnH, uuil Ifftto tin Vrttotn I i a hL" lllihfven-dltlcn-tbaii any phvfi; 1 hnvt ever takjb ur ail mitt ittnrd. Vi'iy tmly auJ rcipccMnHy .UR. To tlic PulvHr. 'I ho iin'tfiiiol, untyl-m and gnuht LUer DIU, are prepared by It. E. Sollor, nn 1 liavn bin uanti In llm k mx tian.i tho tilof tach bur, and bin i-t'iatnr on tho anUid uvojiifi AiX oiHKUi Atiu t'OttwiisB MiTB OB BAbK JW ITA'CIOWi. X, KsyMLMlAUOseProiH,. PITlMUITKOUePA. dctf ly A LARGE PUITIEB. H pirlleuUrly rccoiniut ni.od for niadarliigt.it SI-StIG AVi SCJUIEIt, Whfn th. lllool h thick and Oiroil.llou .low a-1 rjardi'd by lloh'-altOy Morotlona. Tida porfri: .!., Itiounu PiW r.nl, Purluer CliEiSSKM Ittt'jtKMKWN Krery portion of tbo ey:eoi. (tit the only G'nulrre end Original Blood (searcher, I Wbih furmiiy yrars bu performeJ tho most wnu drrtril, J ft pnrmausDt rules, lu cootlrmml usees of ro 'tlav. "i" oons, 'wiit, lunnrPi p'jim, buquii Kinds of HMUfn!uii Erop lo"s. It tn a'so a rella bla reaaedjr for Hj.1I Uheom, Bloj( Vortn, BcaM Heed ! klrir-d disffci.. Aeaeeueml Tunto Hi t-ffects 'suramtMit benlgasnt and ajumot is! I to benefit wtiere oid aooordlog to dtraotloni. Wa mke no claim t taaTiujf discovered a "1'aKa. ofa" ot "Uutforsal R.'edy ' fir all the ellmenM lowhtftB flesh la huir; but e do claim wlat count' kre tact; kave tjlrly and iully Cbtabllsbsn, that iu ffUl Blood Soarcher, Tim afflloM wtll And a ".StakdabT) Mrotciwi,' ote (iou which titty can nlv as a suit apeuiD; for all ibe dt.ea es ror vrniou ii ia Kconinicuou, I' I have this day, October Ytli, 11, dlspoeod or m ' MiUre Intrfst in J. M. Lli.dsfy'e iMPJiOVkl) nLOOP-HKAHnUKB, to H. K. Heller A Co., togetb rr with the rlpht to ne ray name In It preparation. The only genuine article will hereafter bo preparid by tltem ezoloslvsly. J. U. L1N1)kY. . PREPARED BY 8. E. SELLERS & CO., Sole Proprietors, Pittsburgh, Pa FHIM: $1 PKH IIOTXLE. Up tAle by 0. ROTJKUTS, anj 6. B. BAM- ' UEL8, Urugtii i. I SEWING MACHINES. Sewing Machines. W!tf. pimmim, Wholesale and Retail Dealer liock MH li dewing Alto, Wlloox A Glbbsand Slngw's Improved Sw-fng Mecblaoa. Principal office No. 4 Up-ra House, Columbus ublo. Ageuts waated tu every town tu the bt-t. JyidS-od THE FLORENCE ?ewInJ5 iviaeliiiie. MllS. It. A, B. JUNNKT, AGKNT.' KKEPS ocosUutly od hitud aa olnyaut wiortmat of Florence Sewing Machines I T) Tirjlt for fwnllj mo, lli raott Ittacllio n J jiofiilAr mucLluo id me nmron. ! KovorXHlile t'rl. Uahrti rur linr!Bt Ntllollm, If AlUIOBt HfOlMOlOtlH( I. Jjtxlly Krit In OrUvr, WorkH Lliilill.T. Kil llio hnoTlcat or On. t work mill fiul locllllj, ami orory mactilrie warranted to bo all that la claim-od for It. H.OHENCK KtWI.Ml M AOHI Ji K CO., Oi n'l Wotro Agonuj, 89 Wtrt Konrtli it., Oluclunatl, Ulilo. AUO Finklo & Ljon Mening Maohiur. lk? tlinionllloliiid doM tlio aama rn(( t w..rii 'ii.u n.iintutiun of ttla Blacliloo U ao will catnulllliod lo illli TklnllJ, that It iicbJj no furlL-r ooinmoiit. . ,. ouporlor Uaolilna OU, fooaiul, -inrona, ana an UKeustTj urlioloa for kteolog la Cldur aud rulialr tliota hlithly pejiolar Lock (SIKtli New In K MKcUlut'H. MRU. K. A. B. JANNXY, A(!out, la Tu 10m tH'l tlrond rtrotit, UoltnubuS. i.i I i I . '-'.-. - INSURANCE A Life Insurance Policy IS A PROTECTION TO TUE FAMILY Hi) oiid all t'osiiiiigeiicles, 323 OTJ nXTV mi rnrnm m Of NKW YORK (H I. i irs roi.Kiir.9. ANNUITY ENDOWMhiKTH 1 4 and tVor UUh., taki-n at faTorHldi rates. ft I- ol.noutbo tea yiar vlna, uiiu-turftiitnre, Irsnud to lliuo t us urea, DIVIDENDS PAID DUIUNQ THE LIKE Or 5UE AtidURiiD. fjvi ry nmn ol family MjwcULly, cbont-l not fnil to Rot bis life InscrtHl, und tliU p).llus tu all dm wt cltleens, stlietbei- prole-slonal iu ii, mt-rclmnUur ntroliuulo. roilokn tiiy bu n" d as socnrltlvs li-r tu .ns. Ctodllors nitty .ecure ducbtlnl debts by tn-HiirtuK 'h livnsol their dertjis, ami a li jmlky ofltu saws jiruptrty (rum ruiuuiit norii!oe. Tu si un a foiwl inveatiiit'iit, every trie siiotild lnsnn- iu ilo t iirlty i.tfn liiHiiramro Co. ol ATum ioi-fc. "i bin Cutnimuy lnd to Kn ilioy bolmr' IMvMt-ii'l od tiie ltK.t i-niii.iums, 50 pir tent . UnJtJrtJilitB ytVtii for 60 pur coat, wlieu roijuirud'V Premium on th Mtn-Forjeituri Policy are AVtrr Lost. Applications (or Mlii Insurance In tho Hronr'rj (Xnivuuy mny liw diuiIa lo lh- Onuernl AKui'fior bis legally mlboriwl cllcitcis lu lLo city su ooontry. J AM I.N HHITZI , Utfu'l Afc'l tncuiitv LKii Inourwioe A Animlty 0o,( ; fJo I.'nicm illouk. Oera ijuso lial'ilin, i aus."- orltiilm t3 . ..imli. ). 4i, Jl ( HABITON '1. LSWIS 0. H. (.01 S Ui(VKtl,frltM AT LAW, V. jtroMlvy. a lti. Ku P.OtU), hKW VOI1K CUT, A'.tijfl lo all bneltirni) In th Coaiti ii lbs Ci.ii.a mvi, rod in ilw 1-VpMiuui.t at VasbluKtwi lCiiial a teuton nl.uoto 'iitiinal IiTukub bmi-iiuraaKd touiHiius urainnt Fwli ifii UwVvruuunt-, Wdl an own. Jmljt hnala' espi ''ii-- aa Cimiiiiulofn r ol ' n-tetnal Hnsonue, ad Charlton T. Lewi' epo, ii a Unputy (Joiu't Ual m r, will bo a rfiiaiaiiij l .hrutuh a'.aalulauc wait tbi Itesuu-;i.sv, Mr. i.ox's niiuusiit on .Ith ilia l-ia-mitly' t Km-fili ADilrs hi Cut ki M i, and l is luug iiiimborehtp n thit 'a ional 1 ln'atuo, lum-o a thoiiiigu kDowlo.lgo of leciilatKu, aud pi act lea in lb drpurt-in tills. u7.dlm W(l. IHINI.K. JMO. ti, AT WAT IB ATWATErl & 00., U NORTH WAT&A isTSST, t'ot.U:r, KCft., IlltWiiv, l.aul, I'url:, ttiffii, Mi,ul tr,. .iivb niitau'.iii loaJi' on iinl mii"Ttli. lUn i u ri.ArKn.ct fcio tu j.aitl". wi-'i ih.-o . j. l. aiaa,Lr. hlEUEKT J. W. L1LLEV I.ll.l.tV, JOB PIUNTHlltl, And BlaukBook Minufaolorers. Under aliill, Fulon Uloeb, N. IlltH i alii'l oii'l ly MEDSSAL. MAKHOOD, How Lost ! Haw Restored 1 TllriT PUUlililKD; I hKALKO RKVELOPS. tl rrlceaiAnurs. A Lcrliiryon tho Nature, 'I'rtat uiHiit. ai d iludlcal Cnror.f hpriuiatunhua, ur tjeml-u;il Wvak iJt-M, luvtluuiary Kmlisiuur, b'eiunl 1)9 b l'ty uml luipt'ltmsuts to Alari-lage (pwerahy; N;r-t. usiiO u, Oouhiimptlon, Hpilcpcy, and Vlt-; Mental ai d l'bynkal lucapiilty, rusultlug IruDi t-lf Abue, A'., by Kiibt.J. CULVHawri.L, U. 1)., author ot the . rtcn Jhok, tie, "A Boou to TiHiii-Hwds of Suffrireia" Sent under sell, in a plula cutslore, to any fid-dvt ai, tio-f-pnirl, on rici'ipt uf t!i ctr ts, or two ..oil -K. itamptThj J- - J"NK, U7 llowory, New York ttetolllce box Apparatus for Deformities. DR. A O. FORSSERG'S 'ApiiaraliM for DeforiDlttSCons!rt,ctodt5iuHevt.ry cbho. Iwwity it-are' L'Ypufniee ei ahlei bin. lo Ritar-initio fltii action. Trtutt-ai lor Hndltal '.'tire, Elaa-Un tttutkttfgi, Kmotaps, AnaiclehtuM-rUiace?, Mi.ipH..i.ijry HauJsgis, onpporliii", B dy ColM, tnnii-fttiorud nt AO. 5,.WAHT FOUUYRI feX. i tmiHSAH, tjiiio, l p Hlnlm, b:l. Unlii ntitl Syeiunor-i. Orders flum th country, accompanied by sh or goou ol y red roues, will reooiv prompt altemlou. ailKIS-ueUd wotw Quia llf TICK ' " " THK 1'r.CtriO PlJIi Will uhnslly bosnftiob'ti. to eflevt a ri-MNANKHTcurc of any ca-?e ot frmliwl n'-trA-itMor iNrm'HfiMrj AifjWv or ?Mi.v .est hwvr cansot-, or ImwoTiT s-vni; ihilo rhfy will epee'Mly t orrwt tn-se (fHOlw cohm thn arls'ltig iiom the orlalual diwasc or from bo-trci Vliin. THK SPTfJIKIO PfLT, ti eunally snlmd 10 the fri-tt'iueutff every rpeclos of (.VuViior I vinery It-ra. sii.fy, "Line,1 or "Vritk-duil," deposits In IM Uriso, ''aUiI'' diiarj;ii aud Weaknm at the Hl- ""phoriCSrilOI.&liOPfMONH U havoRKd yonr Brrctriu Tltu lu many eases uf jtymaaiotrfi. with the most vmjtt $uw." J. Milto;, 1'aml'I.us, fit. II 1. T. It "1 UaVB Cltren W'V W WS wn iipdj mi w h-m ! doinol your Sun no Tii.t.' B Ksith, M I. Prtca tfi per bot. dli b u" Iur 5", by mill. Ad-;'jBS J. WINaitSLi-lt, P M.WlpAw No. M Johitreel, HT. yon coitgms, fluiL-jir? &s rwiMw VsWBTA7IIi rfjLtilN A HT )iAI,fiH 18 X i tbs most highly appruvoi! tucdlcln fiver disc n rl. It )lUot i lt ai n'di-uU, lim, havtuH bij an nuprooMoDted enloof HMrtytvrtj wart. It fo ie-wi'mimdM by O".' b-t pitytiuu. oar m.wt wnlo'et rUflanf. thofresa, t'0 Tnd:t in fa4 by all who km w It. Jfw wrll'!C.t, wl lf'i oan be glim to airust any extent, ae wrappers to each bottle. The Prr-urlntora will oheerfully reftntd tbe motavl f aut a tlroly shtUfactory. Vrlre 6 couts atnl it tt-. laic bo t tuts maoh Hie oheei-ret. B4 en.-rul tvett'.htiru. M. whioh la prepared out by Hi lit, l)UH.'!lt CO., Wholfsale Itrugglets, BjiIoh. H id Id Uolnuv bnahy Pealara ffoosrallr. Kotioe. il-IIIE rNtitBHIONEO II APPOINTED AMi 1 oiuIISmI Admlnl.tr.tor of Ih, Iiiat. of AI-frod P. Eton., lal. of rr.nklln ronuty, utlo. do n.aod. IiOuSKZOINflblSB. Aillult r.i, liSS. autt dtt Wilw OK OHIO coLUMjius. Ohio, today CLAIM AGENTS. ff!c8 Pay Accounts Prepared AffiiavKsofMon-lndebteiines. Taken , , cmian Only Ono Dollar For inch Officer, t tbu UfBot of T. W. nLLKAllUE, MILITARY CLAIM AGENT Ao. 61 South HlKls(.,i'olumbaj, O. (E3TABLI8HID MARCH, 1862.) vrTkin fti6itthtonCIrki ftnd three Ko'.arldi pnhil.ihi tiil uflitB. nd tb AceoutitiorttaaftHi for HTry UfQoer In BcfJoieDt on bo maim to o3wg Uu t tiuie. T , .:r?r" im ac N. Arx. Ute Audltl&K Clerk. Sd Aud. oQlu. LI. huiLLXMBAHOKB, Uclutuboa, UtllO. J -Jim U. Cuuvcb, formerly KxHtuluer Id Ord. offloe, ISAAC N. AIRES & CO., Amoral Claim dg(a No. a 17 "F" Strt. Whltigtou Oltjr, D. 0,, and No. !i7 Soii'.b High ltlreflt, (oier Balu Bt&re, Co Iambus Oblo f-kmiNTMC-l PUNStONU. ABBE A US OF FAY. 1J Pr-7,1 .Mouey, Ounipeuufttl&u fur burfee, boats, ami other pn.ucrty lost or dtsitroytd wbll Id the soivjee ( IlliH util'ej Dtaim, or iur wit uwui IIiAriuv, collected. a onixiV returrs carefully mtdfl ont, and Oertlfl Cftt i ft u ii-lu'k'f)!oUtH' tronured. j. wo iin itil't.'rB r onr llriu are located at Washing with .b raio ar'HitnifOt-, thus glvlog us peon-Itar Ifcclluiv for tbu aittlvwnt oi Claims an-tiust thtt Gntorrimpiit. J tm in g in iinnwssissasiin wririsrsMinT-in r PilYSSCIANS. N. S. DARLING, Physician and Surgeon, OriflCE AMI HEMIDKNOK, 17 mul 91 1: Ha t Slnte atrea I, (Uppoitllo Soath ootrauco to tho Btato He uao) IU92m OI,UMHIIH, O. l tatviNo itKTinxy room MIMI'ABY puao. jl 1 TI' Tv, aud iKTomnpittly losfited lo this nlty, for tbu iurpoo of pri-r tiring AietUciiie and bnrRry, would ri'octful!y teudtir his ofeaslonal sfrvloM tu llio dtlEuDu ol A.IutDbn and vlcluUy. All dis crj. n, both Rcnto at.d chronlo, promptly treated. Mtdlctnes compoDDdod at the o&ioe, Ho. W Ianl Utats tk-wt, cfp'it th Jap',, octl8-lf J.W. WOX?TMAN, Oeutfil SSu'gion, Haa oponod an offlca at tu toMiiimis orr.itA noiiftK, Nt. ! Norih 0 utrauce, nn atalra) whore ho may te fonrxl lv tl.iMW who wi.tl doutal oporation. wrtfulti md .iifoffv crfo:tiit. Iob20t( OQfrl'.vrj eu.ERCHANT. A. UOTI O IV AMI) COMMISSION l.V AIt NOW FH&PABKIi TO AKUKIVE itsiieiituontB of all liiiidso MernrtiillloUoods, fluniflifjIJ urilturu, Ac, OS COMMISSIOJM. 1S Llln-ral udvaucos will be made ou Cunslgii- nicuta. .He aUg pi paill-.-ular aKeutton U ciitslde of M f.Iit'ANTrLJJ & DOlVflHOLD G0DB KLAL bTATJ5. ftf. Ve baT3 vn hand a laiK st?ch uf Fine iiew Furniture, V li'.'h wi.nit ofitiliig at v ory Urw 0 I. a, (o a lilob ;i Mn.iH au the attiutiou ot tbo piibito. Dl .VI. A aL aj. aW4, A'Kll" li aud t urn alfsiun Mervlivlils, iv',!Mm No. Ml Couth Hiirh flr(t.t, ut . w. oiitoNi.B, vim a svur, a. ti. h'naikt. tiSStKEttTiKAT & m., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l'mprldtorsor tho Uniou Hallway, Hblpaudt'n-tint Uibiu iL'tJVAtors BlarK capacity, a5t(00 biiuhuls. t Hies and Warehouse adjoin tug iho Kle vutor, No. 197, Morwin St., Oleveland, 0. Detrain Htuls uf Cotiotry Pioduce, Aftnts for .he "holt CcmpAi y of cnuduisa." Salt Id a I vii js at llm Ctm pa1 y' prlcea. . tfialt, Water Mfti, V lOtir.Ura o, Ac, ty car lo(8( it'tclvid or to lies lipped u iho 0. C. A 0., 0. AT., 0. K , C. Sl P. tr A. li. W , (uarrt-W gua.e)Knll-riH-'sauil their oiiunoitloim, luad'd or unloaded ditioliy iu tur wjiiuouas, sat gipeuse uf d ay-age.Will ftlve perwinal nttoullon o tho filling nf nr do: u for l'r.j-uco and Menbaudiao on t,umuilts;uo. Liberal cah advaucrs uiftdn lu conBlgomfinta. Wo orj pri'parod t reteive and Lip, by Canal, Liiki ur Ui 1, (without drsyagf). u rluds.t m s, Staves aUaiblfi. Luuilisr a- d roim Frulal ai f all kind i, hathiK the UN LI DKUHIi.KS IN f-KUlTY for tlu iraiisfar of hcay Freights. tl-rur t Batiks uud bufliuma men gonerlly. I jlii-Jm WOOL! WOOL! Dwsuw, Xlioo ) Oo. 111 FlUNKLIH HTBEKT, DOSTON Commission Merchants 'ob tub sair or Domestic tec ant PnM Wnni Cash advances made on 1 "7 wvit 4m nsigun fli.3 GOAL. HOOKING 3 . O A JLm . TK AUK NOW KEADT TO FUBMISII A BD V PRU1U11 artlolo of . 10:tooliS.lXAS Coal, In cav quantity, dtltve ed to fny part of the otty, ur on Kulr.ad care. Cfflce abd Yard betaoen Lotg and npr.eireols, Ko. t!t North Ulgh sireci. iiilrrn r..ecifnltji .ollo'lod anil broropfljr filled, TAN DKUjF.N A liEMINQ. i n.MiIir .(iooiftiiig- Ootii. I AU MOW rltKl'AHin TO ruitNisii A BU. .1 K'rlor iio.lltj Hoolilns Ooal, In any ijuai.tltr, itdllvonrl 10 any part of the city, nr on railroad cara. UM r. li (I .1 111) .lore, llucaeye llio. k. M..v 10. 1H..V (if) Jl. BATMEN. Police Agency. IE AVE OPNRD AN 0TF1OK IN BOOM NO. It, Optra House balldlnK. for the transaction of seui rral Pi He bnelot-ss. Piirtlcular aiteutlon given to iao ci'ii-cuonoi ciainia, recovery ui siuieu projr tv and drtuotlon of thlsrus. Ail b'ja'uead Inrtujtjd to this offloe will beprompt- iy iinDeu iu- All comtunulcatlons strictly oonfldenttal. WM. HEANV. LateUslor 7tb O. V, 0., and formerly Petectlv Po lire, Cincinnati. Uf26 Railroad Meeting. VLL PCB50NH INTKBTKD ARB PRRKBT notified that a Dueling of tba nutvetibsrs lo au inciruuii of cftpltallssticu of the Central Ohio iiallrusd Company will re h-ld at tho ofUoa of sad G.'iourtpy, in ll.e olty of Zaneiville, Ohio, on TUKS- day, lb' t-i'h dfy rl Heptmbsr. A D. 18ni, at W j o' clots, A. U., for th purpose of providing for a coriorai re organisation ol said C'ompatiy, and tbe treusactloa ot otr-cr business. JOHN W. HABRKTT, v i. J. JEWBTT. ) V. II. CI.KUXNT. i-TrnitiMB. KaaesTllle, O., Aug. li, lHf-6. ) BU IBtseplS. ctMjjMijrtrb twwPASir Hanu.'aeliirar. of Nl FEUIOIt Itl KI Oil., MACHINE Oil, ANI NAPTHA. 'l-Wii or Penitentiary, Conjunct, OHIO. , B. F; REE3 & CO., Proprl.tors. OBUIIKS BOLIUITKD, SATISFACTION OUAR. eotMl. Hocoad baud Oil U.rr.l. bought at Sk miketpilct. angal Urns awd JOURNAL. morning, September i, isg5. j HARDWARE. J.M. STUARX&CO.. j No. 18 Soulta Ulgb (., UannlVtarora and Wboloaale and Botall Doalara lt I A0 SHEET - IRON WARE! JOB Of all kluda Kxaontol with XSToMtixoiMW aja Xlax3tol H. A Oj. keep coDstaotly on hand ft large assort i ntrni or GRATE?, AiVD WHITE MARBLE AND MARBLE1ZED BLATE, AND 1B0N MANTLES, Cooking & Heating Stoves LAWSOK'3 HOT-AIR FURNACES, AJID Lotzij's English Range. Alio, all klnda of House FurnishingCoods ITMPHI, JAPAN-WARE, ETC. Tba Motod Oh.1 Cook Stovo, tad tliejuitly mlwbrated "S t e w a r t Cook md KaaUug btovo alwava ou haul. icicWffd ly ; HOTELS. Corner ol Third Ml .n.9 (orrcsiTKTnM tabs,) - Newark O. T B1S HffW AND KLKJANT BOTKL, COM-. PLKTIfD at ao evueuss of over 84O.OO0. and fui ntshod entirely now du log the past year, aud arranged with such modern Improvements aud con vent cob fur tliowomfortof Its gnists as are uoaur pasaod by any other ueuae In Ceutial Ubio, htn bottn recently leased for a term of jfars by t)i9subscrl-bt-r (late of New York city,) and It will be hli alto and object to to coudnct the same sa tu ninso it au ludacoment with tbo travolfng pnblio to eitond him their patronage b liberal share of whl.h Is aoliciteo. umnitiUHea id reaaines a. an umtson iho arrival of trains, to convty paeseugers to and from the bonse. A daily Line also from the home to and from Granville, J. RuUKliTS, may25 froprivior (N. K. t urner or I'onrllt nml rrleud,) C0LUMBD8 OHIO. J. C roll Ac fow. IfATINO HKCKSTLY ASSUMeD THK MAN-11. agDRLot of this largd and coininnilLou, Uotul, we havo uewly refltteii It with ro'orncoto thotoa T.nlimce anil comfort of nue.ta. In aolfcltloK a gooilly .haro of thu uatrooBRe of tbo traveling imb-Ito. wo ai.ure oor frioitila that we .hall 110 ovtry effort to ploaao. J. 0. l'-jLL A SUM. it i tt Item rJ W:,. fMrd nffl fimrds et. a pu.vs t.'. wki'b, 1 cits. cvrJKaaaa v trntufmrn. JJOLLEGES. E(OOIC-KE:FIS?a. MS ill EUl a mni 1'eiJmanobipand Tt-legrapby 0ritil City BUSINESS C0LIE8E, ' (Otrmtr Town and Sigh Strctt,) Uflrs uusurpifSfd fuel 11 hs for actjulrlcg a good practical education. A HetfiiCaloa ol 50 i-r Cut, le.aile In (it tor of Ilh-ublcd iSohllern. rpma littJTiTnTTON ia not a " LtNK" m X any ao-taUed chain uf College, but an institu tloti able lu nlftnd alone, rtatli glts claisus to pa tioiianesuluiy on ineexneiieucooi nn courae nnu m ahllliy I US K'a( U-iB. ror par.icu mim, the College, or wrlle for Coliego Jourual. call A (til I ess BUSH & MAESHALL, ( OM'MBI H, OHIO. Capital IJiiivcrsily. rpUIC KKW TEHM OV TUB PAKPA RATOHV 1 and CULLKUIATK Lopartinenis of thli laHi-tntlon will rpan, wltb lucreaard teachlnt fvrce, WKDNE8PAY, Hepttmbcr lb, at OA. M., and close Vbruarr 'tb, 1HH6. All, who propoio to attend, rhonld begin at the ofebinir. VV'U, I. LKHM ANN, aug'i lw " Proa'tlTnc. cheMraFinItitoie, i:Ii1i.imii am i'it,;h a Boarding and Day School, TO A YOUNG LAIIE-J. Wo.15S7iri3nSirneeSI. I'bllnlllila Will raotionon WKDNKfcllAV, SKf TEW 11KB 20TII, rrvnnu la th. lanRiiaso of tho family, ai.d la pon-tmtlyaiiokaa lu tho lljllltiito. lor Clrcalar. aud nnrtloulara, apiil to UaDAUE D'nBBVILLT, Prlno'pal. anKU dim - FEMALE COLLEQ-E npvn TWnNTV-TfllttD skmi-annoao ses. i HION w.H oommoLoe Sent. 11th. The lcoatton nt this iDStitnllon, In a beautt'nl and qulot mbur-bin village, twelve Diilo from Cttciunati, with ratl-road oonnootlons In every direatL n, Its (itibilaiiod charaoter, Ita home lnrlueDCts, its reputation 'or .horougnufjs, tod tbe ficlllt'es It atli-rtfs in evnry dfpartment, comm na n to sue iavursu:e auonnoo ary who aro aeising a piaoo 101 inejr uaugniuia. hs arranirt!m.nti for the o n. lug roar are btuter in all rasptrcts thn they have ever bien. For cata- loguet ana mriur tuormaiior, anureie. JlKVa Ia. V. IU I I Jl. lTEBlQnE, angll Staw 8w QUndale, Hamilton Co.. O. HGOP felllfitm GRAND CAMPAIGN AWIUT 13. JttlSiEirM Hoop Bazaar and Vf -A? A r (Atm IMvor in ih Joorrsnl frSiif-M IJHAVK HUH roaily my bpriug Ptook ot Skflotons. li ftiS.a.v the new location, for the roinmencomunt o the fipilng trade, which embraot.'S nil Iho loading stylos, lurlodins tbe PATENT GORB TBfVIb. Also, the new- aTSSisasas net slyln ef gtTAKBIt ai; vj'a bt s m M EliAM ii'llK IHTH. 1 h 4i air - i on JT3 naIW UtitjtiM Awj3a1 W k'Af i '.nd l.r.tftb'KUd i.adiiis who have alwsys had liorlde tt fri'1 4.010 'Onrt or targ oaougti will nii'i tnciii non. Alary assortment of FUF-Nt'Il AND AM1CI11-'JaS OOHriRTri AND I'ATV.H 4' KRlll T f Hll'0T. OH and HPIKAL DUfiTbk rk. pt vn hand. My Uetall DftpartmrnttaltifhaiKOof !ompetol Lnrtlaa. UoopHhirM ienulilu Miu uopatren. tttalers in iirroflndinff townn wilt do woll to rcn- tilt their own InUtiitl by calling od me trefjrr going wt ni oruoring eieewnure. La'Vna, you will pleaao rsinemlicr the ylvt Ko. 21 Knt Stt Stresl, lst oor to ths lovMMiX waee. Hoop 6k!rt Ma-ti-a.-i... 'A 1 To Iho lioldewof ihe loleiot I lie ttunkot'leJa'Mr?. CDHPLIAMllB WirH'tHW IPORTV.riBgT eeotlcn of theaot naiatd MrU Hlmt. 1M1. tn au. thotiie free banking iu Oh o, ii tUnk of De'awae, at Delaware, Ohio, gives noil thtt tLe i uttutid. Ing notei of circulation of iatil Bank will be ra-deemed by the first National Bauk o' 01 aware at Delaware, Ohio. Ho.derael sid uotsaare reqae. ted to present them for rdn ption within sli ? on lbs from tblsdate W. K. MOORS, Cash'r. pal.wate, 0.,Jol.7t '-aw em daily 0210 stats jooem rilNTID AMD rtJBliaBKD IT VVM. T. COQGESHALL & CO. Offlca No. IU. Knat HtKt. Streel. j The Ohio Domocracy. W. IAT THE PRESS SAYS OF IT, Frtm the Chicago Tribune, MURUAJf AND TUK MUHn. The other wiog of the Ohio Democracy- the wine which iiominaled Gen. Georso W. Morgm, of Cumberland Gap, for GoTernor 4 seem to be running a race with the wing wmon liominaieu Alexander 1onz, or toe Conferleriite States of America, for GoTern- Tlie Lonir party endorsed the Calhoun dogma of State Kighla, and proposed to ngut it out on mat line, oblmous of the fact that it hae alroady been fought out on ilut line aud shot through the head. Tho Morgan parly, not oonlent with a single enuuoiation ot the same dogma, assert and reasH;rt it in seven lumbering resolutions, in all of which It is affirmed that the States are somehow superior to the Federal Got-erument, and that tin "reserved rights of the states" whioh probably inolude tbt right to secede, (ai no' oritioism is passed upjn Iho reoent attempt to exercise that ngut Dy eleven Democratic States) must be preserved and vindicated at all haiards. Tho Virginia resolutions of 1798, whioh .t. Domed the calnounlsm of that tlav, ars ax. prcssly endorsed, and deolared to be the n1"" "i,,'h Deinocratio orecd In iw year lHiiS. Those resolutions, la brief, are tbitt the several States are the judges of acy alleged grievances sustained from the re terai uovernmont, and also of the meaj. uro of redress of such grievances. Ths only difference between the Morgan cartv and the Long party is, that the former take mnre words than the latter to express the same idea; and that they have nominated an inerlicient Federal General, instead of an efficient Confederate Congressman, for uovernor. It is fair, therefore, to regard the two tactions 01 the Ubio ifemocraoy as one and the same thing, or, to nse (he language of ineir eloquent uox, "nuns or the same aaiuige made out of (he same dog." They both proceed upon the idea that the war, whioh most people agree in oonsidering closed, has just begun, and that although the wager of lire-arms has been decided unfavorably to the doctrine of Stale Rights, the arena of chop logie and chioanery is slill open for its vindication that what was lost at Vioksburg and Chattanooga and Appomattox may yet bo secured in lbs halls of Congress or the Executive Mansion. With this view they declare that the "ae-called secedod Slates " are entitled lo the same poliiical rights as the States which prevented them from seceding to be represented in Congress, and to vote for Presi dent and Vice President, and to help put iinugs oacK on tuo old lotting ot tbe Uu-chauan Administration, when all Democrats united in the bolief that "you cannot coerce a Mtiito. Uen. Morgan seems to be a fit candidate for such a party, for a more despicable speecn than mat whioh he made to the Corf- vention we have never seen. He begins and ends with the negro, lio oommeuoes by. deploring the faot that negro troops arc slill retained in the sorvico. This fact, ho says "should excite to vigilanoe aud awake the anxioly of every citizen " lu his conclusion, he indulges in Ihis low blackguardism:"I have siiokeu of the gallant meu who went forth to sacrifice life and limb in defense of the Constitiiiion and the Union, &u not of lh nifffftr, nod whilo Ihoy were thus tattling in the liold there was another army at homo, uf civilian patriots, aud de-viiinl to tbo principles uf the old Hug, bat-mni? lor icu.u.Nu. m,..iy." Well, who is H is Geu. Morgan wlio affects to sneer at Iho "nigjrei'.'" tho .)ttKo. has been heard from in iho admnct. duriii-Uic war. Morgau has been heard from only in tbe rttreat. The "nigger" went forward u Fort Wagner and Mobile. Morgan went btti'kuurd at Cuuibeilauil Gap and Chickasaw JllulF. The "nigger," deprived of education aud thrust down by centuries of oppression and wrong, iuiproved his small opportunities by obeying his orders nnd killing rebels when he hnd a chance. Morgan, educated at tho nation's expeuss, and promoted over the "nigger' by the inllu-euce of some white politician, managed to get through tho war without killing any-thinff but iho horses and mules of his com-maud, whotio powers of locomotion he taxed so severely, in getting away from the enemy, that Congress doomed it worth an investigation lo seo how much his Cumberland Gap stoeplo chase had oost the Federal Treasury. And yet ho thinks himself qualified to sneer at the negro I We sup. pose vallaudlgham isro'erreu lo as a typo of 'the "oivilian patriots" who rcniniued at home balding for constitutional rights, instead of going to the field and sacrificing lir'oaud limb "iu defense of tho I'uiou, but not of the nigger." Morgans opinion or tho war in goueral is such as might be expeoted from a Copperhead ollioer who runs away from ihe enemy and then blackguards Ihe "niggor."- tle says: "ould it not bo woll to remember that civil wars are like family feuds, and when, after tho strife hss oeaseil, and the cause of ibo difiiotilly has been calmly considered, both parties are gonerally found to be more or less in fault." This is, the Soulh was somcwhnt at fault for rebelling, and the Korlh somewhat to blame for putting down the rebellion. Well, the loyal armies bad all been led by Mor gans, the North would not have been to blame for any offence of ;hat kind. (from the ludtanapolii Journal.) Xlie vbto Convollon. The Demoorats of Ohio hav met, rosolv- ed, nominated, spoken, and adjourned; and that is all it will amount lo. Vallandig-ham, (is temporary President, oalled the Convention to order, and laid down its oreed. The arch-traitor had it all its own way. Treason is again reiterated under the threadbare name of States Rights - Negro siiUragc. Is opposed. White men are patronised and encouraged. This plank is nvcrrtd to be ovor 4,000 years old. The people ought to be fraternal, since they novo quit ngnting. Tne soldiers are remembered, beoause they are brave and pat riotic: expenses must be reduoed; bonds taxed; free speech tolerated; habeas corpus eulogized; elections must be fair, the Couetitution is not lo be infraoted; tiher- man's treaty was better than Grant's; sorry it was not adopted; will, however, stand by Andy Juhtisou; he's all right. Such is the substance ot what democrats think about in Ohio. Not very muoh food for thought, after all. What is good in it, is more than 4,000 years old, and what is bad in it, Is at least as old as the beginning of the rebellion. What there is in It that I. onmn'.imentarv to tho soldiers, is hypo critical, and what there is in it that pro fesses to be patriotic is lalse. V allandig-ham and his ilk can now afford lo apptaud soldiers, and Invoke fraternal fooling. Thoy are anxious lo fraternize wnn their renoi friends. It osu now be dono Ihis side of ths border. Geu. Morgan is their candidate tor Uov eruor. His political elatus is wilh Valtin-'tiKham. He was his right bund man ill IliB oontist last year for Governor. The taut that, tho General was in the warouoyoar will not holp him. If his uniform woe blackened by the smoke of a hundred bat-ilia, and his bod i scarred with honorable wounds, be oould not stand with his present friends on his present platform, and acourc iha votes ol Union men. He was put up to catch the soldiers. They know well the maneovre, and are not to be oaneht bv such Hank movements, The sol. diets know tbatUsu. Cox is with and of the pnrty that saved Ihe nation, and that Men Morgan is agalust it. No military farao, no previous history, no personal standing, no weizht of character, no force of iulcl- l.nt. nan relieve Geu. Morgan from the fatal meshes in which the disloyal and reckless mon of his party have enlangiea mem- General Cox has bsfors him a fair flsl l, nrl an nnan onnouenf, who no doubt pro- nn... a ariuare aland up light. He will meet he issuo as hs has far four yeare pasl, with NUMBER 38. tntnly bearl, trusling in Ihe right, sure ol vict'ry. KrLin th. I'iootuuatl Timaa.J THE n0 or CUMBERLAND OAP. The Union parly in this Stale though' proper lo nominate Gen. Cox, a militarv officer of ability and long servioe, as it candidate tor Governor. Ths Damooraoi lollowa suit, aud nomina'atas its champioi Qen. Morgan, slylinir hi 10 the "Hero if Cumberland Gtp.' We have always beet zealous advocates of the claims of the sol Jier, but if we remember aright, all the heroism displayed by Gen. Morgan at Cum berland Gap was in an avacuatlon of thai place, under circumstances whioh called forth eonsiderable indignation in. the North With a well-arnointed arrmv. well intrenol- ed behind breastworks, he determined l make Ihe Ohio river his base, and did s without making a show of fight ssrainst thi ' rebel forces which threatenad him. Then his warlike career ended, so far as glon was conoerned, and we doubt muoh if IhV records of the great rebellion will show an further deeds' of daring on the part of Gen Morgan. We think Ihe Vallandichamifei will bo forced to try some other lack. Cum ; berland Gap won't do. , iCorreiuoudeaoe Ohio Mate Journal. I.wttra from Irak. HniHtrlor. Jnlor r.lluK Experienr. lu ilie Iron lanrl C opper Rejrlwn. Makooettk, (Lake Superior,) I ' AUgUBl ii, IHOO. J My last communication to your paper was daled at Richmond, (Vs.,) atd at its conclusion I promised i t my next to give your readers an account of a Sabbath in that oity. Before t nuu tiuie im ...n. tt ti,,. iifnr f stances' (and of steam) whirled me away into these oooler Northern regions. In these high latitudes 1 am not in best mood lo write of Southern scenes; so I will givs you some acsount of things about me. The usual route to this place is by steamer from Cleveland up Lake line, through Detroit River, Lake St. Clair, Lake Huron, thenos through St. Mary's River into Supe. rior, the mighty father of many lakes and rivers. The whole distanoe from Cleveland to Marquette by this route is 650 miles; taking Ihe traveler through a long route of varied and magnificent soenery. For a long lime the falls in St. Mary's River ob structed navigation between the lower lakes and Superior. Just ten years ago this obstaole was overcome by the completion of the ship oanal around the falls. This canal, though but little more than one mile in length, is a stupendous piece of work, costing over a million of dollars, and oaoabio of passing through its massive locks the largest lake stsamers. A MEW ROUTE. To those nervous and sensitive (ur sensi ble) people, who nave a bydropbobiao dread of water, and prefer to travel by land, a new and quick route has been open ed Ihe past season, to these oool rotreats to Isorthern Lakes Columbus to Chicago, by rail, 310 miles; Chioago to Green Hay, by mil, 212 mileB; across Groen Bay to Esoa-naba,' (formerly Sand Point,) by steamer, 120 miles; troni fcsoanaba to Marquette, on Lako Superior, by the Peuinsular and Marquette and Hay l)e Noquet Railroad, 7j miles. The time on the lake route is from lour lo fire dayB; by the Chioago route, when connections are not interrupted, about two and one-half days. Tho fare is the same on both routes, $IK. Having traveled over the Chioago and Grocn Bay route, I can speak of it from personal observation and exporienoe. From Chicago to Green Hay City the traveler is taken through some of the most beautiful portions of Wisconsin; extensive prairies, highly cultivated farms and beautiful dwellings eTcrywhoro meet the eye. OSEKN BAT is of itself a groat lako, and a magnificent sheet of water ; yet it is but nn arm of the great Miohigan. it is 100 miles long, and from 16 to 40 broad. At the southern end il reocivoB the wators ot tho Fox River, at - "I KThinr. alaml. Grant. t-j- City. This is ooo of the oldest places in the Northwost; oommenced by Frenoh settlers in 17)5 formerly known as Nararino. U has a secure harbor, capable of floating the largest class steamers, and is rapidly t'cooming a great oommeroial depot. Fort Uoward, on the opposite side of Fox River, is Iho railroad terminus, irom which two sieumers, tho Van Eps and the Xlunlap, make daily trips to Ectcanaba. The western sboro cf the Bay ia flat and tame; the eastern rises in bold bluffs and ranges of hills, covered with dense forests. Here aire immense deposites of lumber, whioh, floated down the various rivers, find an outlet to the titsl. A steamboat ride of twelve hours brings you lo KS.L'A-NA-tU, tho acocnl on the third syllable. This ia on Little Bay Be Noquet river, the Northern end of tho bay. This is an infant city, christened only about twslvo months ago, Biluated on a low ssnd point, in a forost of pine and hemlock. This is the terminus of tbe Peninsular railroad from whioh you reach the lake, and plunge at once Into the heart of Ihe iron and oopper region. Tho fuundery of tho place have made oaloulation for enlargement, and the accommodation of a numerous posterity. A number of houses have already been erected, among them a lice hotel, which has already been Ihe re-sirt of many pleasure seekers during the hot months of summer. Here 1 found new rooms and everything in prime order, under tho direction of a landlord once a resident of Columbus and subsequently koeper of the American Hotel in Delaware. Amang the results of the enterprise that has oalled this young city into existence is an immense dock for loading vessels with iron ore. This is said to be the largest and most oostly dock in the United States. It ia built with large pockets or reoeptaolesfor depositing iron ore, so that it can be run out through large tunnels or sluice-ways directly into the boats beneath. These "pockets" will hold from 20,000 to 80,000 tons of ore, and ao oommodious are the arrangements that twelve vessels oan be loading at the same time. Three million feet of lumber was used In the construoticn of tho dock; tbe whole oost $100,000. I an thus particular in mentioning this nsw enterprise, beoause it is a new thing, opening a new ol.anuel of communioation with the extensive iron and copper regions of (.he lakes, it is a Chicago movement, designed toooe-n-ot Chicsgo more intimately with the great mineral region of the North. That enterprising city will now eome in competition wlib Detroit for tbe Northern luk. trade. Chicago capitalists never sleep; they push their schemes wilh untiring epergy, und if Detroit does not bestir herself, she will find hereon distanoed In this raoe by her more entorprising neighbor. Tim mx insula bailroau, It is oalled, whioh connecta Eioanaba with the Immense iren deposits of the north of Michigan. It is nd miles to Negauner, among the Iron mountains, and the design is to push it still further lo the heart of the ooppor region. At Negaunee II ccnncois Willi tne Marquette ana Day ye noqua roaa, now oomplsted to Lake Michigammi, and may be eventually extended to Ontonagon. This road, terminating at Marquette, does an immense business in the transportation nf irnn anil Irnti.nro. Hovarnl hnnvv trains era run daily between the mines aud Die lake, since the opening or tbe Peninsula road, and as a partol' that line of communication, it is doing quite a business iu the transportation or passengers, fiow and oomuiodiuua cars have been plaoed upon il. By Iho oourmsy or Ihe Assistant oupsriu-. tendenl, Mr. II. J. Col well, 1 was favored with a tree pass baok and forth to the iron mountains during my slay in Marquette. had many a pleasant and Interesting ex cursion upon the road. 1 also learned that many Invalids, sojourning in this region for their health, were ludsbted lo the kindness of the same gentleman, for free excursions over the road, whenever they chosi to viiit the Iron region, and Ihe beautiful lakes, aud wild mountain soenery, and tangieu loresis, that abound there. Having thus introduced the locality to your notice, 1 will, in my next, give you some acoount of the interesting localities, that elatoi Ihe attention of every visitor. It is, Indscd, literally, a hard place, abounding in primitive rock and iron oro; but il is a healthy plaee; every snuff of the pure air is worth a whole bottle of Cherry Balsam, or Draks's Plantation Bit-tors, Yours, Its., V. Jl. RANDALL, TLEtiBAPniC irOHTED FOR THE JOURNr. $eviooiv Wi.aoAeve.. . ' I KIT irSIOS MKKI'IAtii h j , IM III HON P. i'im Old Flaj aid Y an ken Pooil8 1 again in Favor. Itierrillas in Missimippj. ttf-oril or Rnllruatl CnmiitlilU bput Jeff Davis in Prison. CJreiat Calon Meetlnsrat Klrlaiuoml. Niw York, Aug. 81. Thi Herald i Rloh-mond oorresponde.it says, the people of "tHat oily on Tuesday held their so-oalled Union meeting,- for whioh they had been for same ' time making extensive preparations.' ' The national flag floated ovex the csw-Irum, and lb ears of the reformed rshejs prosont were greeted with tbe strain of Yankee Boodle and the Star Spangled lla'n- ner, ao long ignored by them all The' speakers wire men, who, six months ajo were proniuent supporter of the Jeff. Da-" ' . vis confe leraoy. Tho resolutions adop.trd express inaigr-alion at tbe suspicions of (lie Northern people and journals, that Ihe re- canting secessionists are nol sincere in ' taking the oath of allegiance. They ffo-: nounoe suoh imputations ultsrly groundless and false, profess tbe warmest attachment i to the National Government aud aciuiese- snoe in Ihe results of Ihe war, inoiudiuj the abolition of slavery, pledge oonfiflelfce and the greatest respeot for President John- ' son and Gov. Plerpont, and recommend that similar meetings be held throughout the State. Unerrllla. In MlMlaalppl. It appears that bands of guerrillas, w.4i .u..u .nil manage lo keep up some sort of an organinalion in Missi.. sippi. - The World's Vioksburg oorrospomlcncs reports the oapluro of the steamer Keoia by a parly of these outlaws. whojobhadAe offiotrs and orew and did not leave till Ifity' secured everything portable on boardirt ioh they dosircd. Other outrages as wsll as murders by them aro recorded. In order to put a stop lo suoh lawlessness in the State, Provisional Governor Sharkey has, by Proclamation, called for the formation, in eaoh qouuty, of at least one tompany of volunteer oavalry, . and ona oampany of infantry. Cotton stealing by vagrant negroes is said to be very prevalent near Vioksburg. Jeff. Davie 1st Prlasu. The Post's Fortress Monroe correspondent says : There areno new developments relative to either Jeff. Davts or Mr. ClayW Mitohel, each still lives on at theoxpensc-' of Undo Bam and lives well, each oocupies the same oasemate allotted to him on his entry here, eaoh daily reads ths newspapers and other reading matter allowed him by ' reoent orders, and smokes hispipe-and thai wiu agraeaDie relish, each takes his "hour s daily walk, and while enjoying good health lives in the hope of soon being tried and learning his fate. Seeing in the papers-en extraot from a letter of Jeff. Davis to Mr.' Gillett, one of his counsel, may give BoSn impression that he is allowed treedouf in writing letters which is not thetjase. He was allowed to write the letter referred lo by the Secretary of War and Ibis wal revised bofore sent, and la tbe only letter he has been allowed to write. He, has grumbled a good deal on this scoro, but the grumbling has done no good. Aa to his trialfthe-impression prevails here that il will lake -. place directly after the investigation is cuncluded in the oaso of Capt. Wirt's, whera he will be triod is less a settled questioV than ever. P.nalou lu tlio Atom,,, The Herald's Washington special ears letters and applications continue to multiply at the Pension Bureau from pooplo iu ths Soulh, whose pensions were Inlai rtiftcd by the outbreak of rebellion. Thcso are anxious lo know what must bs done lo ao-oure a resumption of their pensions, and are iuipaiinnl to prove Ihe stoutest loyally to the National Government, vmumaat ihis sue RrollM-r Jon. atliain. Major H. W. Weedy, Paymaster U. 8. A., who, with his olerk, was lost on board ths ill-fated steamer Brother Jonathan, off th California coast, was at the time on his way to Oregon and Washington Territories to pay off tbe troops stationed there. He had in his possession twd hundred thousand dollars belonging to the Government. . IVairon Train for Leaveuworlli. Five hundred wagons, to eaoh of which were attached six mules, left this oity this morning bound for Leavenworth. .It is un derstood that Ihe journey will occupy a space oi severaj montns. The Tribune's Washington special says that the acting Sccdnd Comptroller haa (le- olded that hospital stewards of the rogular army aiscnargsd before tho expiration of the period for whioh thcr enlisted, are not entitled lo unaccrued instalments of boun-i ties. Heajnlar Retrlmeala on Duly. ' The Times' Washington special says :- We learn that Ihe rtgWoT regiments, which aro receiving a large number of reorulla daily, will be ordered to the West lo do-duly. Itnllroad caanaltlw. , The Herald prints a complete list of railroad aooidsnls attended by loss of life or injury to porsons, that (have ocourred iri the United States servioe einoe ths ooai--menooment ot the year. In not quite eight months there have been 128 casualties, by' which 2t)ii persons have been killed-and 119 wounded. This is only the number of killed and wounded recorded at lima of aocident, and who died very shortly afterward, of eonrse. Many of the wounded' were bnt slightly injured, btifwowTnan died. afior weeks or months qja Bunerinte. from , wounds received, we shall probably nevor know. Army Mattera. ' ' The Herald's Washington speoial says:'. Brig. Gen. J. B. Hawley, Chief or Staff to; Gon. Terry at Riohmond, whose name appeared in the list of general officers recent-, ly published ss being mustered out is retained in (he service, and Ihe name of Brevet Major Gun. J. F. Miller ot '!jayB also erroneously plaoed by the WafffwJVi-ment in the list of geaeraloffioers tAjbemus-tered out of tie servioe. An additional or. supplementary roll of honor is to be published by the War Department embracing the dead of Andersonville and th names of such negro soldiers as have died Dear-Washington. i Qon. lloollttla has boea ordered lo report to Gsn. Canby at Now Orleans. Col. W. H. Snifter, 17ih U. 8. C. I , tains his command1 at Nashville. ' Linton Stephens, brother of A. Stephens,-, ii' reported to have obtained permission, yesterday to visit the latter In Fort Warren.-. Arrest eft Rebel o.n.ral).. f ' Mkmpbis, Aug. 80. Qsn.Marcaat Wright, and Col. Loonly, lal of the Confederate army, were arrested to-day, by tho V,S. Marshall, to anawsran Indictment for treason, in ths Distriet Court, found in 1802. : Keccipts of Cotton ars small. Middling 8687o. ' 1 ' from llio an.niinilonh all.y.' i ICorTrrrond.ni. Ohio Bteta Journal,! Wi-irnnsTHS, Ya., Aug. 29th, 186. The beautiful Valley of the Shcnaudoa!i, that has been the scone of so much elm during ths war, has been tbanduni d by oiir troops, Colauol lluttertield, of the 19.J Ohio Regiment, who ha had charge of Hit Valley from here to Staunton, vacated it Saturday last, and Ihis week will lea to for Columbus to be mustered out with his regiment.Colonel Bistlertleld is an officer of line administrative ab'ilty, and deserves groat redit for tbo manner in which he has restored' to thsse deluded people pcaeo and order. He haa accomplished mora than, was really expected of him, and return home wilh great honor. His reiiment la one of ihe finest, for Ihe length of lime tn the servioe, w have ever secu, and rsfleoi. great honor apoo the Stale. They will leav fop Columbus Friday nit. In digging about Hie foundation of th Churoh of Boeham, au old Saiun edifiee in West Si'sssx, Bngland, Ihe workmenreoent--ly earn upon a slone ooHin, which, 11 was ascertained, contained Vjio aabes of th youthful daughter of Ihe old Panlsh Klug i.'anul.