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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-27

Uniformity of Prices l. A New Feature in Bu.,nes,
Every one his own Salosman JONES & CO. Of H.
Crescent one Pyicc Clothing store No. 200 Market
above sixth, Phi ode phia.
In addition having the largest, most varied ard
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made tI
nrcssiy for retail safes have constituted every one IL
own sale snan by having marked in figures each
tcle at the;very lowest price II can be sold for so thp
cannot pos ,ibly vary--all must buy alike.
The goods are well spongcd and prepared, and r,e,,
pains taken with the making so that all can buy within
full assurance of getting COED article a' the very low
the iateat style and best qualities, which viii be mad
10 orfar in the fashionable and best manner "
por cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Market above Sixth Stree,
No. 300. JONES Co
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Candidates Department.
PRINTERS FEE-S2 EACH.
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY

To the Electors Of Columbia County -
The undersigned, after faithful service Of over twcn
ty.hve years in the ranks Of the Democracy Of Col
umbia respectfully announces to his friends aud fe
lature, at the approaching General Election subject Il
the usages Of the Columbia County Democratic Conyen
lion.
LEVI L. TATE.
Bloom twp. July -, 1861.
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Special Notices

NJ THOMAS w. MATrsoN, Received the p-.,,
Medal at the Worlds Fair in London 1851, for TRUNk.
CARPET BAGS, Boots nhoes and Gums. Great inouss,
meats are now offered to purchasers Of the above mn,
ccs This " much the largest stock of trunks Cafpe,
Bngs Valices &c IN Philadelphia very cheap for ensh
No 400 Market Street. door above 4th, South IA,
TuE GREAr CLo1Hsa EMroRus OF THE UStoS :
Philadelphia possesses the most splendid Clothing En-
porioum In the country. II is spcnpid as regards h
paatal structure IN which the immense business ef hs
IL conducted, and IT " equally splendid IL
respect to its great facilities aud vast resources Bu i,
its patrons its chief attractions are hts the elceanrs
Of the garments for Gentlemen and Youths. manufss
ured there secondly. the beauty and durability Of IN.
materials and the superior excellence Of the f AMI
lastly the moderate prccsat which the goods arc sold
I'VE rrC,r in th. description, to none other than H.
Brown stone Clothing Hall Of Rocbhill & Wilson Mo-
G09 and Cos Chesnut street. Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-27
A Great Fight at Manassas l.!

From the Papers Of Tuesday.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-27
The "NeW York Day Book

July q, ls6l.-6t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

.as
Pay OF SOLDIERS HELD AZ PnsoNKRs OF
War The following circular has been issued
by the War Department: ,,.-.,,,., ~
The following plan for paying to the fami.
lies Of officers and soldiers in the service Of the
United States, who are or may become prison.
ers of war, sums due them by the Govern,
ment, having been approved by the President,
it is published for the information of all con-
cerned: -,u s-4.Jtf -
Payment will be made to persons presenting
o written authority from q prisoner to draw his
pay; or, without such authority, to his wife, the
guardian Of his minor children, or his widowed
mother, in the'order named. = H&--aS 53
Application for such pay must be made to the
senior Paymaster of the distrct in which the
regiment Of the prisoner is serving, and must be
accompanied by the certificate of Judge Of a
Court Of the United States, of q District Attor-
ney OF the United States, or of some other
party, under the seal Of a Court of Record Of the
State In which the applicant is resident, set
ting forth that the said applicant is the wife Of
the prisorer, the guardian of his children, OF
his widowed mother, and if occupying either oi
the two last relationships toward him, that
there is no one in existence who is more nearly
related according to the above classl6cation, {.
Payments will be made 70 parties thns author.
ICED aud identified, on their receipts mado cut
in the manner that would be required Of the
prisoner himself, at least one months pay in al
cases being retained by the United States. The
officer making the payment will see that 1t ia
entered on the last previous muster roll for the
payment Of the prisoners company, or will re-
port it,if these rolls are not In bis possession
to the senior paymastsr Of the district, who will
either attend 80 the entry or give notice Of the
payment to the Paymaster- General, If the rollE
have been forwarded TO his Office. gG
By order: y .-t' u: THOMAS,
Adiutant- General,
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Sheriff,s Sale.

John II. billiard ) Doc. 3, page l6l. Lfs
vs.. 4 pr Superior Court Of franklin eoun
Mary Young ct al.) ty, Ohio.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI
ID to me directed, from the Superior Court Of Frank
lin county, Ohio. will offer for sale at the door Of thu
oourt House, in the city Of Columbus, Ohio,
On Saturday, the l4th day of December, A. d
1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and oclOol
P. NJ, the following described real estate situate II
Franklin county, Ohio, TO wit:
A certain tract parcel OF land In the township
Norwich, bounded aud described as follows: Beginnin
at p 3. eAyery's 8. w corner; thence d. on the lin
between the Avery and Merbah Orawfords line TO tn
boundary OF the o. P. and /. X. R. thence N. W. witt
the R. X. to AyoTys line thence 3. with the origna
survey line tse place ofbegnnng, containing acr
Of land, less, being part Of survey No. 453
in the name OF William Barksdale. "A . .-a.aa eff
! Appraised at $50 90, :,
I Printers fees, 5000. ~ M
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From Kentucky,

PADucAH, Nov. 20.-The gunboat Connestogs
went on an exploring expedition up the Tennes
see River yesterday, and discovered rebe
battery near the Tennessee line. She threw
one shell which routed the rebels. Still furthel
up another battery was discovered and engaged
The rebels were again routed with number
killed. The Conneatoga was but slightly dam
aged in the encounter. She returned to day
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 20 O-The Journals leading
correspondent from Laurel county, KY, en-
phatically denies the prevalent report that citi.
zens of London refuse to sell the Federal Gov.
ernment provisions or ask exorbitant prices
therefor; and also the abatement that Zollicof.
fer had blockaded the Cumberland Gap road by
blasting rocks, etc. 7aS. 81 ebHl.a y4 IA
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IgoaflO bon gnH onIo sFATHanAN ]


Hssm asb. pr.1 NEW YoRE, Nov. 90.
COTTON There Is little more doing and the marks
YL0UlThe market sill continues fair Tor the buyer
as IS for supeyAne state, IS 65@5 rs for extra state
S5 50D5 IS for 1uperhne western; IS 655 30 for com
mon 70 medium extra western; ~ 9Olg 70 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop 0hioj 90 1000 10 To-
trade branddo, market closing rather quiet. CANADIAN
our heavy and without material change In price, sale
Of 7e0 bblg at % oo@5 s5 for superhnei s5 'oa
SO for common 10 choice extra. II tt fN - =
RYE FLOUR Quiet and steady at % 2s04 4O.9 2
CORN MEAL--Quiet and unchanged
WHIsKY-W Without decided chanSei sales Of 4SO bbl
WHEAT-Declned lc, and only very moderate de
mand for export at the decllne. Sales Of ls9OO bual
Of Chicago spring at 81 q5@ 26 400 bush northwest
ern club at 81 35@l 2sk; 1000 bush Racine spring a
1900 bush amber red Iowa at sl ao@l 81 94OO buai
mixed spring and winter red state at 300l 81; winter
red state at 81 341 IS; 600 bnah winter red western
72OO bush white Kentucky at 81 lc9l So latter Pris!
for extra; 10 500 white Canadian at 81 1901 43j
bush white Michigan at " 449l 5o the latter price FOL
RYE-More active and nrmer; sales e,OO0 bushels al
67X990c. the latter for extreme prime.
BARLEY-Scarce and hrmer; sales Of 500 bushels
state at e2c.
OORN--Fayors buyers, moderate business doing for
export ard home consumption; sales Of bnshela
at 6l@62c for damaged mixed western; 62K@06 foI
good to prime shipping do. chiefly 05@05Kc.
oATs.-Firmer AZ 4s949 for Canada; lO95o for Jer'
sey, western and state.
PoRK-Rar business doing In pork; market still rules
In favor Of puTchase sales 9s7 bbls at S2 5Opl3 OO
for mess; 913 so for prime mess. .gE
BEEF-stoady with fair demand sales OF $50 barrels
at e4@4 so for country prime; S5D5 SO for country
mess SllDI2 for repacked mess and sl3@ so for ex-
ira mesa. Prime mess beef rules quiet,
BEEF HAMs-Heavy and rather easier; sales OF loU
barrels western at SIS 259l5 so.
CUT MEATs-Rue dull and heavy at4N94X for
shoulders and 5@5h for hams. ~
H05S-Dressed, firm aud in fair demand at &c.
BAC0N-In good demand; safes Of 1000 boxes mid
dings assorted and quality part deliverable In the
future, at 6K@7Xo.
LARD Rules quiet at ek@9Kc. L...t.
BUTTER-In good demand for home consumption, bui
the high prices check the shipping demand and we quote
Ohio at l09l4c; 1890 for state. ErL
CHEEsE-More active at 5@7zc for Ohio, and Ga
7kc for state.
sUGAR-Raw, inactive; sales 4Ohhds at 7k@sc fol
Cuba; 90 for Porto Rico. ru.
O0RREE-There has been less doing In the market for
all kinds, but prices still rule very arm sales $50 bags
at 7@7Lc. : &
MoLAssEs-Quiet; no sales are reported. ~
H0P6-In moderate request at l2920c for common
to prime. E
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NAVAL.

New YoRK, Nov. 2O--The steamships Della
ware. Preston and Cosmopolitan, of the New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company
have been chartered by the Government fol
three months. They will Immediately com.
mence coaliDg. Their destination is said to bt
Port Royal.
The United States steam transport Atlantic
lying at the foot of Canal street, Is nov coaline
and taking in provisions for Port Royal. She
will also carry troops. es tr
The propeller gunboat Oneida was launched
at the Navy Yard this afternoon.
Bishop McIlvaine and family left to-day for
Liverpool on the Persia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

ARRIVAL or REBEL PmsoNERs FROM GUYAN
DorrE,-Six rebel prisoners, captured near
Guysndotte by Col. ZEloLKR's Fifth Virgins
Regiment. arrived at Camp Chase yesterday
Tneir names are Chas. T, Everett, Peter Eve
rett. David Framp,on, Robert Reynolds, VIM
G.. Rogers and Stephen C. Strother. These
men are among the most prominen. citizens ol
the GhyAndotte neighbOrhood, one or two OF
them being quite wealthy. The cause of theiI
arrest, we understand, is alleged sympathy with
the notorious JENKINS and his marauding band
in their recent attack upon the garrison atGuy
sndotte. A,ieE a y
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Master COMMISSIONERS Sale.

A. Whiting and q, M. Parsons,l
Executors Of q. Swan, Doc. 3 p. 269.
va. Superior Court
/, AmosJ. Furbee ct al.
Y virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from the
ID Superior Court Of Of franklin county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door Of the Court House, In the
city OF Columbus, on gaa ta E1r.A8f
Saturday, the 20th day of December, 1861,
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
M, the following described premises, TO wit .
Part lot No. q Of Baker and Michells subdivision
Of outlot No. %, Columbus, Ohio beginning at the
southwest corner Of said lot No. q at the northeast cor
ner Of the intersection Of Mound and Seventh streets
thence eastwardly on Mound street one hundred and
twenty feet to private al ey; thence northwardly by
said alley to the middle Of said lot No. q thence west
wardy parallel with Mound street to the front on Sey
enth street. thence souhwardy on Seventh sreeto the
place Of beginning.
Appraised at $1,000. .
G. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
'A-Aa-n and Master Commissioner.
Ptiater's fees SO O0sFasl d y ga aa se5faaf 5, sr0
novl9,dlt&wtdl - ig7ge' 1sbtenG g1 30 Fr.austl
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/ Master Commissioners Sale,
Q. Baninger' Administrators als5 .aasa q
go !, vs. .sS.ss,3e Superior Court


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME
ID directed from the Superior Court OF Franklin coun.
ty Ohio, Twill oer for sale at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Columbus, on gRaaE
On Saturday, the 25th day Of December, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p
NJ the following described premises situate In
county State Of Ohio to wit: The three equal undiyd
ed fourth paris Of all the lands, tenements and water
power leased by Wayne Grlswod, acting memberot the
board Of Public Works. TO Christian Barringer and Lorn
Yerrngton by lease bearing date May 1st 1884 together
with the undivided parts efail the structures
improvements and machinery said lands and Of the
belonging and Of all the rights
dement's and privileges whatsoever secured BY said lease
to said lessee The premises above referred to are situate
on the Columbus Feeder at the lock commonly known
Rshers lock- and said premises are commonly known
the Columbus Mills.
Terms of onehalf cash on day Of SALE onefourth
10 one year ai In two years. bearing interest
at cent? deferred payments secured by mortgage on
premises. s13AS ~ HH'4 W.
Appraised at S3,,750. fFei'
NB.The remaining undivided one.fourth part Of the
property will be a the same time aud place. and up
on inc same terms. hhsA S4t@* sstFAsf
Appraised a. 81 ESQ.,, nstswt ,A-a .Asa a..
M u siA raEoRHR W. HUFFMAN, sheriff, : /.
Printers fee % 90. \ sass
novI7-dlt&wtd,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
FL0UR-Was duler than any day for some time, and
there was not enough done to establish quotations
superne could have been bought at - 0094 10, ant
extra at "a 1894 25. Fancy and family 81 1904 40.
WHBAT-Red declined to e0@s3c, but white beinI
in light supply, was firm at 65990c. The demand 4
chiefly from the city and local country milers.
C0RN-New corn advanced to 27ci old, steady at 2!
@30c lf-
oATs-Decllned to 97997hc, and dull. 4.
RYE-42Q43c, .ta
BARLEY-Advanced to 4s95e for good to prmt
Fall. ~ r- f-r .' r I'D
wHIsKY-A good dem and at 1fHc.
H0GS-There was brisk demand for hogs In the
morning, and 50 81 was paid for lot Of heavy, but az
ter the news from New York was announced quoting
decline Of one dollar in pork, the market becan
rather heavy and shou the receipts be liberal tomor
row, 1t is probable that prices will give way shade.
Commercial
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

THE OHIO FoRcE In SERVICE .--The following
~ .h;.h oh;.
s'a'emsns SHOWS - " 'ne uepassnen's ~ winch ou,o
regiments are serving the names OF tneir Col
onels, whether attached to brigades or not, If
attachaa. under what Bripadier. etc.,, H.,
" - ! -. s..s ,....'..-.,. !, ,,,.o,,,,. % -
.i-,' OHIO issAstAi ~ fiASisA;
Sd Regiment, I. H. Marrow, Colonel, under
Brig.-Gen. Reynolds. - ", 80
4th Regiment. John 5 Mason, Colonel under
sih Regiment, 5 8 4 H Dunning, Colonel under 2
esh Regiment. ", X. ( Rosloy, Colonel, under
IN Regiment, =, ?, Tyler, Colonel, under
Brig. Gen. Cox, w ss I. b 1-.,ss,g 80. = NJ
s;h 8 Regiment, -, Colonel, under Brig, Gen
yth Regiment, r. L, McCook, Colonel under
Brig. Gen, McCook (acting). "a. gli y
10Th Regiment, Ws'H. LYtle, Colonel, under
Brig Zen. Benham. .-s.s M s. .
1lth Regiment, Ca A. DeViliiers, Colonel,
under S5lgi,Sens Soxt (, us,,. Z sal H., Z z -,
d.. sn RsnSsm :, - ~ a. "''e' ~ O'U S ' i" u"p''
iS,h Regiment. w. g. Smith C.olonel. undar
R,iS.,eoa Benham. - .,S' - 's','S'
03A p egiment. Ia. p Soarntnon. Colona mn,
IA, coSonend Of Big. Gen Schenck. Te1'lS'
SoSth REGIMENT, Jacob Ammen, Colonel. nm.
A. P,,r 'Gan Milrov' 7'1',' - 81
'osth. ReoIment, Jas "a, Jones. Colonel, under
R,,c .Gen. MiSroy. 1Esl sl'sl - ''fl9i5it 81
96th Reeimept' Edward P. Fyffe, Colonel, I'M
der Big GEN. schencE. y ssss ! O. !. 's''5s \
Sss sssi%%scSs %scoos. aas1'' M80s 1@e''
son Regiment, Hugh B. Ewing, Colonel, un !.
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nIinsourI nispntohen.

JEFFERsoN CRY, Nov. 20.-Reliable informa.
ton reached here to-day that our cavalry under
Major Hough have overtaken and captured the
rebels who seized our supply train near War
rensburg on Monday last. About one hundred
and fifty prisoners were taken and the wagons
recovered. ~. I'd. q. ~.
Correspondence Of the ST.. Louis Democrat. 4.5
@JEFFERsoN CRY, Nov. 20.--The old terror has
settled down upon the counties Of the South
west since the ,retrograde movement of our
army, and refugees are beginning to arrive
again, driven from home by the fear of Prices
rebels, who are reported again advancing.
Mr.. Gravelly, member of the State Conven-
ton, arrived here last night from Springfield,
which place he left on Friday last. He says a
body of three thousand of Price's cavalry have
made their appearance at Sarcoxie, and that
fOragipg parties follow up the track of our re.
ceding army, plundering Union citizens, and re-
nawing with impunity every species of outrage,
He passed train of emigrant wagons a mile
long, contaiDing Union refugees, and another
train Of five wagons arrived here to-day.
Five prisoners we're brought in to-day frcm
Galloway county, the frat fruits Of an exped-
tion which was sent to that county yesterday
These prisonrts are charged With repeated out
RACES on Union men. l1aal e-7. sH fr
KANSAS Cry, Nov. 2O.--Capt. Burchard with
twenty.four men Of Jennison's regiment attack.
ed Capt. Hays with one hundred and fifty men,
ct his place of residence to-day, and succeeded
in driving them away, burning Hayes house
and that of man named Gregg, both Captains
in the Southern army. Capt Burchard and
Lieut.. Boswick were slightly wounded, and two
horses killed. The rebels had FIVE men killed
and eight wounded. f1-g y'.-cl 10 81 tsl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

ACCIDENT FROM sNoKNo,--A correspondent
Of the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL writes from the
camp Of the First Ohio, at the mouth of Salt
river, at the base Of Muldraugh's Hill, on the
18th, that melancholy accident occurred on
that day, in the tent Of the uon commissioned
officers Of Capt. HAmrsoS's company Cleveland
Grays). Sergeant GALLOWAY wasemoking near
box Of cartridges, when spark from his pipe
ignited them, blowing up and burning the tent.
GALLOWAY was severely injured Sergeant WHER-
RET fatally, as is supposed, and Sergeant scoTT
slightly q q Ni.uns,s aitsl r'A - ss,s3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
Re bells RejoiclDg-R0anoke Abamd ON.
ed-Meetlng o. the Rebel Congress.
lTribune's Correspondence.l

FoRT MONROE, Nov. l9.--Lieut. ',Worden
states that the intelligence Of the arrest oi
Mason and Slidell caused great excitement
among the rebels, who rejoiced in the prospect
of retaliation by England. -
Two regiments from Georgia and South Car
olina abandoned Roanoke Island. They have
blown up the battery and gone home. s'ss9
The rebel Congress met ut Richmond onstht
18th, without quorum I,,i.s.s sas s..ss ~ \
The rebels are Strengthening their main bat
tery at Sewell's Point, anticipating an attack.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
SheriT's Sale.

John Kennedy, }
Tg. Z common PleAs.
James South ct ALL
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House, in the cityof Columbus, on
Saturday, the Both day of November, A. D.
1861,
at one o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate In the county Of Franklin, State Of
Ohio and city Of Columbus 70 witt The east onehalf
the following premises, commencing hundred and
eghyfour feet 84 west Of the southeast corner Of out
lot number 35 thrtyve, and being part Of said out
lot, at stake, thence north hundred and eighty
seven and half feet (le71) to stake, thence west
nfy,seven feet (5 to stake, thence east fifty seven
feet 5 10 the place Of beginning, all OF which lines
andcorners, nowever must be understood as correspond
ing with those Of the streets and alleys OF the city Of
Columbus aforesaid being the east oneha OF the above
described premises and the same conveyed to the said
James south by said John Kennedy and wife by deed
OF even date herewith. -
pr:nter's fees 90 90 CIV. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
octe4-dltwtd By Ed. Davis, Deputy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
Tho Rebels In Accomac pisbandIng

Tho Rebels In Accomac DisbandIng.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-News Of the disband-
ing Of about three thousand rebels In Accomac
county, Va. /, is confirmed. As our expedition
advanced, rebel flags disappeared, and Unionists
hoisted American fags. Gen. Dixie proclama
tiop, when received In camp where Union mer
had been drafted and forced into the rebel ser.
vice, caused them to rebel, and their officers
were compelled to disbsnd them. The seces-
sionists had burned bridges and felled treet
across The roads.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF MIoHARL FALLoN -MicHAEL FAX
LON, who was shot in bis own house on Sunday
evening, Nov 10, by ono Of q squad belonging
to Col. CARRrsoros's Regiment died yesterday
morning, the Goth inst, fromthe effects of the
wound. We trust that the promised investiga'
tion into the facts connected nth this homicide,
to give 1t no harsher name, will now take place,
and the result be made public. There is sus-
piclon in the public mind that the slaughter Of
FALLoS was upjustihable; let that suspicion be
allayed, or the guilty party or parties be pun
ished. ~ agso = aHt'f-a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

New YoRK, Nov. 20.-The steamer Ssxonia,
which arrived to-day from Hamburg, brought
as passengers the Prince de Wrede, Of Russia,
and the Count de Valentine, of Trieste, who
come to offer their military services to our
Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

NEw YoRk, Nov. 2O.--The bark Teresa re-
ports that she spoke on the 18th instant the
schooner Winthrop from Wilmington, N. c.,
for Nassau. The Winthrop had run the block
ade, with another schooner, four days previous.
ly. On the 18th inst, in LAT. 39, long. II, she
fell inwith the brig Judge Whitman, from Bos.
ton for Fortress Monroe with granite, In sink
ing condition. She took or Capt. Brag and
crew, and brought them to this p6rta el' Z ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.--The Galena and Chicago
railroad declared dividend to-day of FIVE pei
cent, payable in New York city on the lst Of
January. 1901 ~. ..-- - 4. 4