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The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-30
Roots and ShnaS

READ d LAWRENCE have now on hand one,
of the largest stocks Of Boots and Shoes ever
brought to the city, which have just been pur.
chased of the manufacturers ia the East at h
lowest rates. They viii job the same to CASH
licta call from ali cash buyers beSore purchasing
elsewhere. oas-tf
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WELL TRIED CORPoRATlON.

In the equitable adjustment, 0aC prompt Cash re-
sponse to losses, the PHGNIX staads pre- enainentI
az the head Of IFS professjo tgie its extensive, prac-
teal, and st-cass business system Of local dgeHcjes
not eceled By any similar corporations "a the aeord
Insurancies solicited, and policies ssued and re-
uewed in this leading Cooperation, at fair by
j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
OFFICE Marble Hall Building. Main street
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lE&>9
Respectfully announce to their friends aud citi-
zens of Evansville generally, that they are stj in
the Feed business, and thankful for past IA
vors AID hope by strict attention to business, to
merit continuance of patronage on our new plan,
which we now adopt from this date which is strict
ly for cash. Ali orders accompanied with the cash
will be promptly attended to; /; NONE OTHERs NEED
APPLY.
We have now on hand and for sale 200 tons prime
Hay, 500 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Eread, 500 bush Corn IL Ear, 600 bush
Oats, tons Oil Meal, and full supply OF Bran
Shipstuh, &c, and everything usually found IN q
Feed Store, all of which will be sold cheap for cash
and cash only. Respectfully,
dec7 Z. s. RUSTON & co
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Factg Tor the People.

It ia q fact not to be disputed, that Rosor Bros I.
are now opening ems OF tho best and cheapest
stock Of Dry G0Os in he city comprising cVery-s
thing fashion able In Ladies' Dress Goods from the
lowest price Of 65<c pqr yard, mp % the highest
Shawls n great quantity and variety SAX busters
and Lace Nantes. Our stock 0l Hosiery Cloves,
Notions, &C., &C. is complete Also the latest
styles Of Prints, lawns 0rganiles Blrages, Cling
hsifns We. Beachei and Brown muslins, lrlfn
Linens also Cotton4des, Linen Drills, az for nsl
and boys wear. Ladies, Misses, and OblldrenA
Shoes and good many articles usually Kept IN ouL
ibssDest. ROsER BROS.
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" XIX q bDooi
We have just received our second puvc ase Of
Winter Dry Goods, comprising some of the best
brands that the world can produce. A great vari
ETY. of Dress Goods, Broad Cloths, Twseds, Osssi-
meres, &o. sCHAPKER 4 BUSSI6G,
onvS0 z9 Main Sc.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-30

~ Almonds Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Eng
lish waiEnts, fgs, TaiBi15, currants, rock candy,
oysters sardnes alunl epsOm sal IS, roll brimstone,
sulphur copperas, madder, extract of logw0od, in
dfgo creaIa tartar soda, bed cords Of all kinds TO-
becoo Of all kinds biscking, batting, nutmsgs, ci
Cars cf aH kinds, ginger, race and ground,
glass jars, laaterus and tasks, mustard, pep
p8r sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse. soaps Of all kinds, starch, teas, vine
gar, csnphor, l5tter, note, cap, and fancy paper
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petrs, gum drops,
wooden bowls, juiube paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustra, bonnet boards, Ink, oil,
nails, sash, glass, spirits turpentine aIspioe Soda
pGia killer, lqu)rics, &c &c, e2c.
a supply oi th5 above kept constantly on hand,
ana for sale low, by 5. u. GlLBEET & Go.
deCIz Nc. 8 Sycamore ST.
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Old Metal Bought.
RENO " FL

40 MINED TO SUCCEEDl
GEORGE THORN HILL takes pleasure In H.
1orming his old customers that in the quality and
style of his work, he iatters himself he cannot be
sxcelled- He has removed to Bray's building,
Second street, bet. Main and Locust streets, where
the choicest Harness and Saddles Of every descrip
tion osn be obtained on the best Of terms.
eSS Repairing done with neatness and disE9teh.
Secondhand Harness Skgzays on hand. lei
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EM/ 81 Yes, III % THEIRS sGsS'D S4s-
EE ters whose husbands, sons and brothers
serving in the army cannot put into their
Asspsack more necessary or valuable gift than a
s=sR cosea Of HOLLOW PILLS & ONT.
ksEEE. Tboy insure health even uader the ex-
SsseHss es E soldiers iifs- Only % cents box or
p. 2I9
tfsrk
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ESER = essSt5, ROSES, PLU.HRS, &c.
-AzA@> We have just opened "a large stock Of Bonnet
and Trimming Ribbons, French Flowers, Roses,
E8Ezzses, blshes, and Millinery Goods generally.
GCuAPKER s. BUSSTNG,
uOvAa 40 Main st
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~ LA ~ X ~ ~ II ~ ~ "a AA-EA
CITY FOUNDRYl
MAEuFACTURElts AND BUILDERS ph
ENGINES And BOILERS,
Saw and Crist Mll Machinery, Tobacco
Cumming Mackiuea. Chinese sugar Cane h
Thrasilag 81 clzistea, eee.
EVANSVILLE,
FEwtE PROPBIEYCHs or TIE CITY ,
w dry beg leave TO inform theif irieuda
public in general, rnat they are prepared o"
kinds Of
MA.JHINE AND FINISHING WORE
aud everything appertaiuiug 20 tne tguudl
mesa. They are Misunderstanding aINAM hholA
BOILFas Of amy size sid p0Wer required. 80
Machinery aud MiH Gearing cf any sl2ei
Terry and Mining Machinery TOBACCO DcteW5t
ming Machines, T1ra=hluE Mnehine5, Melt
noraepcWers Goru-sheiiefa, NJ Machnery Of all
made aud repaired. Iron and Brosa CAST
every description, Iron Eouaeironts, Cellar
DC. Cooking and Heating stoves OF the late
proved patterns Hollow ~ are, Dug lrOuhi @
BREWERS, DlETIGLEhs, kECiltlhhs
Supplied with every description OF Cope
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles EeiIge-
Attempurators, 6parpas, stillheadH and Wor
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol
I,, eisL : ugs. Jan, . es, 80 f,, Sihps on
variety, for seer, spirits, oil, q Brass Cock
Valves, Steam Whistles DC.
WOrkmeu gent 10 AL par e. TO ht w work
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet
OLD METALS n0UGHT.
They are dealing in hld selling Aiion'h sml
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Ei,3 tInc
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved
Stephen Hughes Fiour SeparatOrs, GlfIIlV =,
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Beltiugl Packing
OF the bost kind; Tinpiafes Sheet lrOns
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spoltgf, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Mact
and Workmen, and win give all work entrnst'
them, their individual attention. filling oi
promptly, warrhntiuE thoir work. and are sat
with reasOnable prices
AZ Office and Sale Rooms, No. 90 Main si
Founder y, Boiler Yard en- I Machine shop on
street, between Firlt lecond ItroetHi ~
vile, Indiana d
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~ G8sIE 1ae-a z . .Aa-N A'lsas5s rW0TEgEs--
l-E Notes IS hereby given that letters Of ad-
EAini stration on the estate of David Powell, de-
ea&s-i, have been granted the undersigned Per-
FSns fsdehtsd TO the estate requs sted to make
E<Reaedi8te payment, and those haEjeg claims
ssGiazt the VIII present them duly authenti-
satsd for settlement. Said estate is supposed 10
- soiFent. DAVID POW ELL, Jr.
S-ci2 3WW Administrator
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- - - - = .

The undsgsie ned having purchased fr0Ta he.srs.
BRJNBIER 3 CO., the stock O, Goods formerly
ownsd by Roser Brothers, now offer the same 10
tha public al very reiaced prices for Cash only.
oc8-tf L.. &c l.. a0SER.
E7I7szsSsa7 tJssFsE ssE = TIE bbis, bushels
AZ each, jual received Tor sale by
5. p. GILBERT 4 Co.
dec3 No. 4 sxcaraoTa It.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-30

"a VA EAE A.s.s@f ~ sGsHE1s8.- we i.l'
AZ hand q supply Of
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-30

a a0TE CzE 6sI7 .FEs C.zTEO.S:-Tho
ga citizens OF Pigeon township, Yanderburgh
county, Indasna, hereby notified, that the un-
dersiEned- viii apply at the next March term, to
tAe Board Cf Commissioners Of said county, for
a3euss to seq s9irituOus liquors, ia less qu3nti-
% than a g4ert at time, to be drank the
premises, nn the alley corner of Lot 60, Main
a4Eeet, ia Evansville.
ALEXANDER COLLETr.
@ac-I6-s}ggw
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-30

I'D essg So G0FIESE5 sJ-IO0O los Fresh Roast
4 - Coffee so II. A. COOKS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-30

q q SEzs.g-lO0 kegs best Newcastle.
AC2e ocIz 5. T.. GILBERT Il CO.
77ls.g Tx O.V-EEg NOME .7g.fJsssIse.ai a.
a. TUEE.--A very choice article of Sorghum
Moia sea, ass received aud for sale by
VICE ERY BROS.
aeta4 No. 50, Main Street
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D 8. EgsTO.9T ) 90.

A2fas-LsFl
DE-. II. G. JONES, Medical Examiner,
Office: First ST.. above Walnut. nov
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-30

"a aReR DOZEN EsE RSR NGGS K.N~
Il " ~ Store and for sLte by
VICkERY BROS.
Ootsf No 81 Main Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

There IL regular daily communication with HEN-
Dztsns and 9EwBuReB by laud oonveysnce.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-30

suEHw8uu HOUSE,. lFnusV
March 26thi /
e.
r,..I1ss.F Hud a. OI Il.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03
The war in missouri.
Especial to St. Louis Democrat. !

CHARLTON Co., Oct. 30-Judge G, G. Hunt,
a prominent citizen of this county reached home
yesterday, direct from Gen. Prices headquar-
ters. He left the rebel camp at Neosho, New
ton county, on Wednesday, the 23d, where
Price and McCullooh had united theirlforces,
making an army about thirty thousand strong
Price had received large supplyof clothing,
medicines, etc., and some arms. His riaed
cannon had not reached him, but they were ex-
pected on Sunday night, under charge of Gen,
George b. Clark, who had sent messengers for
ward tointroduce hiS approach. y.
The Legislature was in session at Neosho,
but It lacked four of having quorum. This
deficiency was expected soon to be made up by
the arrival of several members, when it was
believed they would confirm Claib. Jackson's
declaration of independence.
Price gives out that he will stand at Neosho
and give Fremont battle, whom he expects to
easily defeat, and then march on st. Louis, or
take up winter quarters somewhere in central
Missouri.
There are number of rebel soldiers in How.
ard, Charlton, Boon, and Randolph counties
who it is suspected will endeavor to reach
Price'sarmy, while others will doubtless remain
and keep up system Of plundering Union mer
until they are driven out by Federal or State
troops. iit o.t+ ~ . ~
Union men in central Missouri are growing
stronger since the attempt of therebels to co
cree Kentucky out OF the Union, as well ai
their own State, and now that the work of CO
ercon is fairly insugurated, they stand or fsl
by IL, hoping and praying and fighting for th'
ascendency of the stars and stripes. ~
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Commercial News per the Borussi,

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23.-Flour dull. Wheat de.
clining. Corn heavy at 9d@ls lower. Beef
active Pork quiet but steady. Bacon steady.
Lard quiet at 1880. Tallow frmer and ad.
vanced Is
The King and Queen of Prussia were enthu-
sissticaly received at Santseig, and in Berlin
an imperial patent orders that taxes similar to
those collected last year be assessed throughout
Austria. ssr l+4s5.i
There is great abundance Of money in the
bank of England and on change, with indics.
tons of continuance. Consols were quoted at
9236@921k for money and S219 for account.
UniIed States fives had advanced. F5f4ia.&
The Gazette de France denies the statement
that warm discussion had taken place between
M. Pelsigny and M. Thouvenal on the Italian
question. No difference Of opinion exists be
tween these statesmen. t.nn ,ss
The Paris papers say the English Admiralty
has decided upon plating the ships of war al
ready bully, with iron. II the experiment sue
ceeda England could have twenty such vessel
in one year. The Admiralty had also deter
mined on numerous defensive works In India
China, the Red 6ea, aud at Malta. a ssssh eA
| The London Tines says II 10 evident In th,
face Of an English credit Of 2, 900 900 sterling
that difficulty will be experienced In remittance
| TO England. sS Fat ~
| ,G On the Paris bourse rentes ruled at 67i 95c
i In the London market there is great abund
ance Of money. Consols 929966 092M for mon
ley, 921S for account; United States Sc an
Illinois Central Railroad shares have advanced
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COLUMBUS posi- oFFIoE.
AaRrlI AID DTplrruRr OT MAILs.


1,a.,l spq9 DKrARrURKs. IA p s. $3.50
Mails for New York CITY, Boston, Albany, Buffalo
pfishnrah stenbenyilIe way, Cleveland, zAnesyille
Newark Granyilie Washington City, Baltimore, Phila.
dephia and New Orleans close daily tsundays except
edl at o'clock D. m.
4 through mali for New York and Cleveland closer
daily (Sundsys excepted) at O'Clock p. m. 30
q. d. q Or r.. Way Mall closes daily Sundays ex'
cepted) AT O'Clock D. m. = s n ~ Z ,fgsa -.
centra Ohio way Mail closes daily (Sundsys excepted
10 o'clock q. nl:y !a - ~. =. :,
o'eioeF a. M - 80 = ~ 3 :
Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and Worthing.
ton Mao closes daily (Sundays excepted ats O'Clock
p.m.s11' b li iezf y a. . y ..t u : , l-..y s.
Mails for Xena Springfield, Dayton, Toledo, oincin-
natl, Indianapolis Louisville, st. Louii, an Detroit
Athrough mail to xena, Springfield and Cincinnati
closes daily (Sundays excepted at ~ o'clock o. N.
Urbana Piqua, Tifan and Union olty mail closes daily
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TO MilirARY GEaTLrnEs AND CyILtMs -
Youvill find at N. GUEDEasHEmER's, No. l29
SsHigh street, next door to the Goodale House,
large and superior stock Of feady-made cloth
iaes and like excellent stock Of cloths to be
manufactured to order IN the merchant tailoring
department Of bis establishment. Mr.. r,
sFphLiso, who issnperintends this department,
issskillful cater, whose ability and reputation
afford an ample guaranty that none but the best
ofwotk win be made under his inspection.
ourseaders, military and otherwise, will find
Ito their advantage 70 purchase their clothinp
ready made, or leave their orders with Mr.. GvH,
DERsarrMEn, who Is an old and experienced msr.
chantofs ihis city, and Is ensbleds from the fact
tlIas1he buys bis goods for cash, to sell at Z
very loWifgure.a Ssa 3 'a8 8..,sa * 3,
ReinsMBer N. GuEDfRsHrrnER, No. l0s South
High street. [octl2-1meod
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I.,..s..,,..- - pa y. ITIni. ~, \. ~,


spEATHs.oF lMsTrHEw JoHssoH,--- MATTHEW
JOHNSON, tx y 8. Msrshal for the Northern
District Of Ohio, died athis residence In Clsye-
land on. .hes Afternoon Of Thursday, the Slst
ult., after an illness Of several weeks. The
Plaiadsalsr furnishss the following sketch Of
his HE and character: sa y se4 ..i'.aal aiaa
Mr. johnson was born Oct. 7th, 1900, IL
Gksensbpfgi Beaver county, Pa, and was there.
fore 50 yearsaf age at his death. In 1917 be
removed TO Wooster, Ohio, with his parents.
he represented the voters Of Stark county In
the Ohio Legislature during the sessions OF
le37-36 and 1888 .39. 1, Ia l647 he removed to
Toledo, where he became connected with One OF
the city banks as Cashier. During the admin
istration Of President Buchanan Mr.. johnson
was appointed Marshal Of the Northern Dis,
ttict of Ohio and took up his residence in Cleve.
land, He hss recently been engaged In fur
nishing Fations to Regiments forming In that
vicinity ~ 80 ess lirT ~ ~ .aietsnlLas4 4
Mr.. johnson was man Of rare business
Qualifications and was Characterised BY grea
energy. and PERSEVERANCE In whatever he un
dertook.s9a Va hsha a 6es7 ass 0ag q .batsi q
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Ffom. Fortrsss ,l .tr 49, Monroe.

New YoRK, Nov. 2.-The Times Fortress
Monroe correspondent writes that as soon as
the roads were cleared the Minnesota moved
down to her oldanchorage preparatory to giving
the Merrimac proper reception should she at
tempt to come out of Norfolk; as report says
ahe intends to do on the fret favorable night.
!. is said should the rebel t,lgate or iron clad
not hesitate to lay close along side of her and
board her at all hazards.
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T-7---- . 2 NJ van TTS5-7-1- .
Loo A L M A 7 T ER s.

80 CLEvELAND, ,CoLUMBus & CMcIrNArl)
80 lg sssgy,sR aSiRAIL ROAD CoMPANY,
'ai's aCoIuMBUss November ID, 1851 }
Enron osIo sT1THsHla5,a 1t a 81 a.iT Ia ): ssg..
'Dear Sir. On and after Monday; Nov. 4th
Passenger Trains on the Cleveland, Columbul
& Cincinnati Railroad will run as follows; q
Night Express leaves Columbus at k3:5OA NJ
arrives at Columbus i:3o A, n
E5press MailueayeE Columbus at z 3:l5P. n
{" arriyes-at Columbus at l;3O P.
Yours truly, go
a- JAMES PATTERSON,
Agent.
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:. crsrRa,. Ono RAILROAD

80 y CEsTRxl. Ono RAILROAD -
q OFFICE OF .GRnERAL TICKET AGENT, ~
10 daNE ava lCoLUMBUs, Nov. 2, 1861 } -
Editor Ohio Statesman; On and after Mon.
day, the 4th inst and until further notice, trains
upon this road will run as follows: igs ~
Leave Union depot at "A. M, 1885 ?, M.
(via Newark and steubenville) and $3.50 P. M.
Returnirg---auiveiat at 80 A. M. and l;SO P. M
All trains make. connections with Pittsburgh
and points east..0 Yours, ETC., ugI s
p. mo, W. BROWN,
Gen. Ticket Ag't
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

GTaAl battery Of six guns, with carrisges,
csissons and everything complete, were sent on
Fnday.to Camp Dennison for Col. BARsErr's
First Artillery Regiment This Regiment has
now eight companies. "a. D ~ 3 4. 9
The entre equipment Of. arms and outfit were
also sent for five regiments, of infantry, viz:
Thsslst, Col. SMITH; the 18Th, Col. STANLEY;
the l9lh, Col. BE4TTY; the 4lst, Col. HAzEN.
and the5ist, Cola MATTHEWS. ssgsg1 .aalr-s y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

MIsIns TowssHIP MrLrTAAY ConMi1TEr -
The following named gentlemen have been ad-
ded to the committee appointed for Mifiin
ToWnshipSiof raising clothing contributions for
the soldiers: James Parks, Dr.. G. P. Landon,
Henry -RidenOur, David Beers jr., G. R. Tur-
ney. .as, .,alocs. er.i ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

GT The Secretary Of War has authorized
Governor DEsNisos to recruit a company for
special duty in guarding prisoners Of war con.
6ned at the department. established near San
dusky. Lieut.. Colonel HUFFMAN will com.
mand. b .. w w .1-..,..H.... d. -l.. W. M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

0rGo to the WISANr BILLIARD Room, day o
night, and spend half hour pleasantly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

IL Colonel TAYLOR, of Wooster, has been
appointed Lieutensnt-C Colonel Of the Thirty
eighth Ohio Regiment. sta 81. ,eaefl1 6.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03
CLERKS REMOVED FROM TREASURY
DEPARTMENT..
Minnesota Preparing TO Give tho
Merrimac Warm Reception I!
GEN. PRICE AT NEOSHO.
Preparing TO, GIVE FREMONT
BATTLE.
esoc- escc.i coo.
From Washington

WASHINGTON, Nov. l "A dinner, celebrating
General McClellan's assumption OF the com
mand, was given him tonight by the Secretary
of State, at which all the members of the Cab.
met were present. During the evening General
Mcclellan was observed in his new dress, the
President being with him for several hours.
The question Of General McClellan's success
sor in command of the army of the Potomac is
already under discussion. General Halleck is
most talked Of. In ..---g .
Il is understood the naval expedition is not
directly aimed at cities on or near the Southern
coast. The troops will land at thinly settled
places with spacious harbors, and will at once
open cotton ,ports and establish basis Of ope.
rAtions for the forces now mastering
The following telegram was received to-day
by the President
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Cincinnati Market.

X CINCINNATI, Nov. l.
The produce market remains rather benunned By the
high freight rates.
FLOUf-is IN fair request. The demand, however,
still runs on the lower grades. Quotations remain uI-
extra at a. rs TO 81 4 and family at 81 30. Fancy
and preferred brands OF the last are selling lOg2uc
above The figures given.
WHEAT-Met rather an Indifferent market TO day
Sellers adhere, though, to their old ngures He'd We
Iuote at 6O0p67c; white at IS to 03c.
O0RN-Has good market At 2Vc.
0ATS--Are tri1e more Hrm, but do not get above
26c. ~
RYE-was taten readily at sec. 1t is held s9Sc
higher.
BARLEY-Flnds more regular market, and sale OF
choice made at 55c. Prime 10 quoted al o3c th0ugh
slow at any thing over SOC. gq u sTlVT I'D N
WHIsKY-sold freely at Axe. u "a -.g... "a, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03
TEL.EGRAPE1IC.
Reportedl for the Ohio stateaman.

Innonsaquence Of the wires being down be.
tween Cleveland and Buffalo, We have no dis
patches from the east since Saturday morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03
Times Correspondence.

General Helntzelman's pickets continue to
strong, one company Of each regiment being
constantly on that duty. lf'.-' 81
No trace of rebels in any force has been
seen in this direction for two weeks. q a Z
Application has been made by the Colonels
Of some of the volunteer regiments for
permission to recruit their regiments up to the
standard Of the new regiments of regulars su-
thorized by recent act Of Congress, namely, two
thousand FIVE hundred men. The applications
have been refused. - ryv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03
worlds Dispatch.1

The scene at the Cabinet meeting to. day was
very affecting on the occasion of the reading ol
the correspondence between Secretary Cameron
and Gen. Scott The latter wept when the
President read to him the paper authorizing hit
retirement.
Upon Gen. Scott's arrival at New York In O
few days he will issue parting address to the
American people, i IL tIlt t$-NytE
Gen. Mcclellan issued an order, which has
been seat to the Colonel of each regiment, stat
ing that Gen. Stone was in no wise responsible
for the disaster at Edwards Ferry, but the blame
belonged to a subordinate officer, whose name II
not mentioned. '.I sg Il p,
To-day several Clerks in the Treasury De-
partment were removed, many of whom have
been suspected of dsloyalty for some time.
The Treasury Department is making arrange
ments for the redemption of outstanding IL pei
cent. Treasury notes issued last winter .l-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

Ae1 SAN FRANoIsoo, Tuesday, Oct 80
To Abraham Ltncoln--Californis will send
for the remains of General Baker.
(Sgned) ~ ROB'T J. STEVENS,
w. B. TAZEWELL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

-y,,- From the st. Louis Democrat,
The immense demand for the article ,cephaIc Pills
is npidly increasing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in than a thousand cases
With entire success. \. y. u HFAtt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

g q From the Western R. r. Gazette, Chicago, Ill.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spaulding, and his unrivalsd
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-03

Fro Kanawha Valley Star, Kanswha, Va.
We are sure that persons SUFFERING With the headache