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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
Master Commissioners Sale.

q
George M. Parsons, Executorl u ,-tsi5lg ~ .aaT
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased, s.ia h o,5s ~, rou,t
William r. Breck ct al. q 7tis.lssf i1l .aa'-ul
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
ID to directed, from the Superior Court Of Frank
lin County Ohio will offer for sale, at the door Of
the Court-House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Monday, the 2Osh day Of January, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock,
P NJ the following described real estate situate in the
county Of franklin and State Of Ohio to witt Parts lots
NOS and Of the subdivision Of survey 1885, being the
share Of said William Breck In said lots Nos. and
assigned and set By the superior Court Of Frank.
lin county, Ohio, at i May term, 1853 In partition
made Of said lots between him and bis wife Elizabeth O.
Breck, to wit Lot No. two Cl Of said partition, com
tion thence 8. 81 deg 30 min n 1853 ee-l0O poles to
the centre Of the Columbus and Harrisburg Turnpike
Road thence along the centre Of said road N 80 deg 30
min E. IS poles to the s. n cornor Of lot No Of said
partition; thence N. 81 deg 30 min. W. 100 poles
the 8. W. corner Of said lot No 3; thence s. deg 30
min W. Il poles 70 the beginning, containing 80 acres
] rood h E.l s' H.. Nl
Also lot No three @ Ofsaid partition commencing at
the N. W corner Of lot No. 2; thence 8. 81 deg. 30
min d. 100 poles to the centre Of the Columbus and
Harrisburg Turnpike Road; thence along the centre Of
said road n 80 deg. 80 min Z. 54 poles to the 8, e.
corner Of lot No. Of said partition; thence NJ 81 deg
so min. W. 222 66-100 poles; thence 8. deg 30 min.
west 81 50l00 poles to the place Of beginning contain
ing SO acres, roods, 20poles.
Appraised as follows Joe " p .-
Lot No. containing 80 acres, together with the steam
LotNo, 5, containing 90 acres, at SsS per acre.
.f@tsf at3[ q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printer'sfees, 80 75.l and Master Commissioner.
deol7-wtd 81 - -uG1gL Ltfag tta 5a9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
From nIissouri.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Is --Dispatches received al
headquarters from Gen. Pope state that after q
forced march yesterday be got between the enc
my, encamped six miles from Chilhowee, John
son county, two thousand two hundred strong
at Clinton, Henry county; but as soon as they
heard of bis approach they beat rapid retreat
toward Ross Hill, johnson county, leaving al
their baggage, arms, munitions, papers, etc., i1
our possession.
Gen. Pope then threw forward ten companies
Of cavalry and section Of artillery In pursuit
following with the main body of the army. Al
Johnson, Bates county, the rebels, being &C
closely pursued, scattered In all directions, but
mostly toward the South.
Gen. Pope then forced strong cavalry re-
eonnoissance through 20 within fifteen miles ol
Osceols, and intercepted and captured one hund
red and fifty Of the fleeing rebels, all their bag.
gage, horses, ETC. |; other squads Of from ten to
fifteen we're taken, making the aggregate mum.
Der Of prisoners three hundred. X -iaa2
No fighting is reported to have occurred.
Gen. Pope says the whole of the country be-
tween Ross Hill in the East and Grand River
In the South Is clear of rebels. 5h
Price has only eight thousand men at Osce-
ola. Ashk & WeRM M
The names Of about three hundred secession.
ists have been enrolled at the Provost Marshal
Generals Office, upon whom contributions will
be levied under General Halleck's general or
der No, "a, for the benefit of the southwest ref
ugeea. About sixty Of the most prominent o
these will be called on Tomorrow for sums &c
opposite their names, varying from one to fou
hundred dollars; and the balance will notified
as the exlgencies require.
It is understood that Gen. Pope will send q
strong force of cavalry to Lexington.
The main part Of his army is now en- route
for Sedalia. ,.a4. ..14f b aaa .,f.s.sa asrg
A train Of seventy wagons, laden with cloth.
ing and supplies for Price, was captured In ad.
dition to articles previously reported. qis .,s
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LAC st frOm Kentucky

CINolNNATl, Dec, l9th,-The Commercials
Frankfort dispatch says advioes from Somerset
state that yesterday morning at daylight Gen.
schoepf, with oil his force, marched out to at
tack the rebels. az s-.ls
Zollicoffer is in position on Fishing Creek,
with six thousand men and some artillery.
Schoepf's force consists OF two Tennessee
regiments, Haskin's Kentucky regiment, and
the Seventeenth. Thirty-Ar Thirty.ffth and
Thirty. Ohio regiments, Standards Ohio,
and Hewet's Kentucky batteries Of ten guns,
four of which are rAed, four smooth-bores and
two Parrott guns.
Zolliooffer has no wagons on this side Of the
river, and but Indifferent means OF crossing.
Gen. Sohoepf was confident of whipping
him, with some hope Of capturing most Of his
men. tast " w t-A
Tennesaeians led the column.
It is probable the battle took place yesterday
or to-day. sort 81
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FrOm KENTUCKY ana tIie south. |.


PADuoAH, KY.. Dec. l9-AdHices represent
Humphrey Marshall is still steadily advancing
toward Lexington, and meeting with little or nc
opposition. .,t '..i .,.... ...,....
Gentlemen who left Paducah on the 18Th
inst state that the Federals had only six thous-
and men there, ten thousand at Cairo and Birds
Point, and seven hundred at Smithland, Ky.
A dispatch from Frankfort, dated the 9th
inst says that Gen. Crittenden was at Cumber-
land Gap on Saturday with large force, and
that five thousand men at Morristown would
join him. It's feared Gen. Crittenden will in
wade Kentucky from that point. .a..rg., i =.
The Brownsville, Texas, Flag Of the 2lss
Inst gives an account of an attack on the city
Of Matamoras by Gen. Caravajal. He com
menced the attack on the 10Th. Great carnage
took place. and ct the hour that the Flag went
to press both parties claimed success. l1,sqf
Gen. Floyd's army has been ordered to Bow
ling Green, Ky. The removal of this army to
the far west, says the Richmond Dispatch,
leaves very large portion Of Virginia exposed
10 tho enemy. The efsnt upon the temper oI
the people In the exposed counties will be ex
tremely untoward. ',.. 81, a~s 9i ,..-,
BALfIMoRE, Dsc. l9.-The Richmond Exam
liner, Of the 18Th inst, says we are assured thai
resolutions have been introduced into Congress
offering sympathy to the people of Maryland,
and urging such policy in the conduct Of the
war as TO open the way for her admission into
the Southern Confederacy.
On Saturday last the Hastings court entered
an order directing that all free negroes be sold
who do not pay their taxes BY the January term
of tho court. r.Q4i as 'sl-
Confederate State bonds, of the SIS, 900 600
issue, are quoted at 9s@9s1<c. .iai@ll5
LEXINGTON, Dec. l9-The amphlsheatre ai
the fair grounds, where q regiment Of soldiers
are encamped, was completely destroyed by
fire last night. Loss $4,000 or $4,000.
During the excitement q sentinel shot Joel
Hickman, First Lieutenant in Colonel Worley's
Cavalry, killing him Immediately. aft -.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
IHrPORTD 'oR Inr ONO srlrlsnAn ]

I ,nawe " Acu.w yo,r. n,,, q
oOTTON-ouist and without material ohsnsa. ma
ding upland quoted at 3194Oc; saies 1900 bales -
n fLouh-The demand for hour 10 less active, and
ss market "a s. sso Z Nih.ut spy Decided change in pros
5 4S for sup state; IS 655 20 for extra state IS 65
@5 20 for extra sate e5 4O05 IS forsupernne Wssern;
" Ss Ss9s ss for common 70 medium extra western;
Ohio and % 0596 75 for trade brands do. Market
closing dull and dropping. Canadian hour in moderate
S aNk w n decided change In price sales IS barrels
TO choice extra, -.
RYE fLOUR-EAsIsr With sales Of 10000 barrels at
o0RN MEAL--In fair reques; saIes 400 bbls Al s3ta
~ for Jersey and Brandywlne aaoat. w n : : 7
! WHIeKY-The market 10 dull and droopIna; with
sass Of Soo barrels at 2o@2okc chiefly at the inside
wHEAT-The demand is moderate and market irree.
plar while prices are without change. Sales Of l0S6O
ssisS sSS .S's 81 Sa:s., SS A..Hs, .%s.
Green Bay on private Nrms; 20 600 bushels winter red
western g 3i9 ~; 800 bushels amber Michigan At
on private lerms 1900 busshela white Indiana Al II al
9l 49 1900 bushes red state at 81 36 I2 GOO bushels
white Michigan St 81 &c.
e2Qe3c. - v ''0' '~'"'" ~
BAkLEY-ouiet; sales 1900 buah at 7oc.
oOHH-narket dull aad heavy, and closes 1 to cents
ern In storeand delivered and at 0to for new southern
oATs--Rue. heavy with sales at 4as4axo for Jersey,
Canada west and state. N '''
PoRK-FaIr business doing, but the market ID without
material IL change: Sales ll5o bbs at si9 259la rs for
BEEF-Firm. with sales Of $50 barrels at s4a4 so for
prime; S596 90 for country messj ell S04l2 for re.
packed mess; sl3 75@I3 e7Kc for extra mess Prime
mess 6eei hrm and In good requests sales Of 900 terces
rels western at l4c.
OUT MEATs-Dull and nomlnally unchanged.
In da ma md ar-s xsI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20

THIRrY. sHvEyTH o0yeREsg.
k y,,lsss sss.Ien III
I WlsIIsoIbr. DeSenb

| | - " u " A1MIN0IyNy DpNoMutg A1t
citizens Of Ohio. asking that John o.. Fremon
bS appointed q I.ient16ant General. 49,
| The resolution OF the House to adjourn til
the 9Th OfsJanuafy Wae taken up, ~ az /.
| Without coming TO any conclusion, the Senat
adjourned, v,,,, r,,tsc, Ssrv., .-e.,,
| lIIousE.-The bin to amend the act or jul,
last, which grants one hundred dollars bountj
to the soldiers ht the expiration Of Two years
and 10 those sooner hoborably discharged b.
reason of wounds and disabilities, 90 as to ex
tend Ito provisions TO thoae who entered the ser
vice under the fret proclamation Of the Presi
dent, and were slmilarly disqualified, wac, after
debate, laid on the table. - VI w -
The House resumed the consideration Of
the bill providing for the construction of
twenty iron-ciad steani gunboats, 70 be built by
contract or otherwise, as the Secretary Of the
Navy would deem best for the public interest.
Mr.. ValIandighah offered and advocated an
amendment thar the new gunboats shall be CON
structed at the navy yards as far as practicable,
tlce.
Mr.. Vallandigham cidentAlly said, in course
of his remarks, that rather than yield the prin-
cples which we have held for years, he was
prepared TO meet the combined hostility OF the
vhole world, and this he believed 70 be the
sentiment of the entire American people.
Mr.. Vallandighams amendment was dlsa.
greed 10, and the bill passed. I,.st ....t
Mr. Colfax, from the committee on Postof-
fees, reported bill to promote the efficiency
Of the Dead Letter office, based on recommen-
datlon Of the PostmaGter-G General ln his re-
port. ,..,. ~,,.,...., .--.... -. =.
The bill was passed. "a &aEzstEi
On motion of Mr.. Waehburne, the committee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20

The HoLDAYs,--Tbe annual return Of the
Christmas and New Year Holidays is close up
on Us, preceded by as delightful weather Of
heart could wish Since We have, in the midsl
of unnumbered material blessings, national
strife aud contention, We should be all the more
careful to cultivate the social affections and
cement answth ties Of relationship, love and
friendship. Nothing contributes SO much ia
this. ss kind remembrances, given aud inter
changed during the holidays. Especially, by
these means, should the social feelings and af
fsctions Of children and youth be cherished
and strengthened. ,' =.
There viii, Of course, from this time till the
new year Is fairly under weigh on Its voyage oi
three hundred and sixty live days and some odd
hours, be great and continued demand In Co
lumbus for gifts and presents Of every name
quality and description How this demand car
be readily and cheaply supplied, see the adver'
tlsement Of Messra. Randall & Aston in thii
paper, and call at their Bookstore, lO9 South
Hlghstreet. ! t8L 81 4ss.s4.s9 sfs .si
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20

ST.. JoHNs, N.F., Dec. 19. - The steamer Amer.
lea, which left Liverpool and Queenstown Sun,
day the 9Th, passed Cape Race at eleven O'Clock
"Wednesday night, three and q half miles dis.
tant. The news boat reached within one-half
mile Of the vessel, but evidently was not seen.
as the steamer left without being boarded.
The America took the place Of the Persia,
and will be at New York on Sunday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
attack on Col. Geary's Oamp--Rebels
p Repul0ed. aTeFsfH

PoMr OF Rocks, Nd, Dec. l9.--This morn
ing rebel battery of three guns and two hund-
red infantry, commenced shelling Col. Geary's
encampment! About twenty shells fell in the
camp. The Twenty eighth regiment's battery
Of two guns returned the fire, and in short
time silenced them, driving back another gun
coming to reinforce them .fs1{. ,,
The rebels were driven from their position,
with fourteen killed and many wounded. We
didn't lose man. "a -s ~
Our guns were then turned on house on the
shore, where one hundred and City rebels were
secreted, driving them out, killing and wound
ing many. Nt-hs
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Cleveland Market

CLLvELAND, Dec. Is.
FLOUR Market is dull and no sales Of consequence
10 report. Prices unchanged. ..5... . '...--
WHEAT-MaIket steady and very quiet Sale l car
red on track at a0c. ..G- IT
ooRN-MaIket quiet and nominal. Sale car on track
at 35c.
oATs-Dull at 26K927c.
I HIGHWINEs--sales so bbls at l60
Held at el0 5O0u.
LARD-sale l2 kegs at 7c.
E0G5-Sale I2 bbls ct I4kc. LEI.
BUrTER--sale 10 barrels at l4c for choice Western
~ oaEEsE-Firm with moderate sales at SK96o for
. Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
Statement by q union Refugee.

PMLADELrHrA, Dec. l9.--The Bulletin Of this
city has statement given by Union refugee
from Richmond, who escaped on the claim Of
being q British subject. There was consider
able union feeling prevalent there. The fugi-
tive belonged to . Union club, but their render
vous being discovered, the members were forced
70 scatter, Ewenty-two hundred rebel soldiers
were Aick ht Richmond. M ~ ( s.s .',s s
4 The rebels have sunk, hulks near Norfolk
rendering the aPPtsach BY water 70 II impossi
An atteMpt was made on Monday las. !;
launch the Merrimac, but she stuck on th,
ways and could not be moved up Or down,
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The Trent --ConHessIonO Of q
''7,sn ,1r,g MmrdeEers u y. ssssy ~

g NEW YoRK, Dec. ls.--A rumor prevails that
Secretary Chase received q dispatch from
washington that justifes the belief that the
Treat affair will be azpicably arranged. .R0.s y
Evidence wac given to-day that Charles JET.
ferd confessed 70 Q brother of the murdered
man his guilt In the death Of John Walton, his
step .fathSr, IN june 1850,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20

"INTANTRy."- London madison county
Democrat, Of last week, has the following; "lt
is reliably stated that Of the fifteen babies born
in this town and vicinity during the past three
months, but one only is of the feminine gender.
It would seem that, during war times, nature,
like provident manager, endeavors to keep up
the equilibrium of the sexes"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
ARrlti.h ship lCnp,,nIrea. /.

New YoRK, Dec. l9,-The British ship Che
shire from Liverpool, In attempting to run the
blockade at Savannah, was captured by the gun
boat Augusta, and has been sent here In charge
of o prize crew. Her cargo consisted chiefly
of coffee, salt aud army blankets. -5j E157i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20

HALIFAx, Dec. l9.-<The warllke feeling ID
running very high here and throughout the
Province, "a bt-s o. "a s.s,c
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/ svg t.s,,ss oLEyELAND.
Dressed hogs, light salesa % IS.
Z f'H F CINcrNN.my
OINOINNATI,

Tie weather for killing hogs was tco warm to day
The receipts were II 900. The market dull and II
was with dculty that sales on the spot could be made
For future delivery, The demand was fair at % 1903 e5
and for extra heavy 80 80 was paid. Sales Of those
examination portion Of them were found to be sour.
The market closed shAde rmer than u opened, yet II
continues In favor OF buyers. a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
CHICAGO.

The receipts Of hogs were $500 head The market to-
day was depressed and UNSETTLED with q decline In
prices Of l09I5c 100 Bs gross Most OF the packing
houses In the city have temporarily suspended operations
from the fact hateasern advcos say hold up. Large
orders have been countermanded, and II Il not likely
that any extensive operations will be resumed until the
questions arising out Of the Trent affair disposed Of
In an amicable way. We advie farmers to hold back
tter stock for the present, PACKERS are not purcas
ing to any extent and only at greatly reduced prices
Times, 18th.
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lTrlbune'a Correspondence. :

Capt. Seymour and Mr.. Adams messenger
arrived about midnight.
The President will send message to the
Senate on the subject of our relation With Great
Britian. which will ba considered In executive
session tomorrow. 'N' trA "N
A rumor Is aAoat that Government has de-
oided to return Mason and Slidell, but we are
satisfied this is untrue. tN&
The Africa will carry to England dispatch
from Lord Lyons containing little more than
the intelligence that he has received and dsliv-
cred to the American Government his insiruc-
tiOns from the foreign office.
The Senate committee on Foreign Affairs
has the question of establishing diplomatic re.
lations With Liberia and Hayti under adviser
ment, and will report at On early day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
LOUISVILLE. .

The weather was rather warm to-day for operations
but three Of the city houses killing. The number
however, was small, being only 2000-receipts 900
| leaving 900 in pens. l-'sA
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Master COMMISSIONER Sale.
George, George T: Osborn srp.rie, Court. &.

1ooAhuoh As A4ihbVs. t.
DYvIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Superior Court Of Frank.
lin County, Ohio will offer for sale, at the door Of
the court House, in the city Of Columbus, on q
Saturday, the 18th day Of January, A. d. 1862,
at one O'clock p M the following described real estate,
situate in the county Of Rankin, and State Of Ohio,
certain piece Of land in section two tg) township
two U) range seventeen C7J, United States Military
land commencing In the center Of Plank road txty feet
6O south Of the n Il. corner OF lot decided from o. b..
Westervet to Peter Hammon; thence s. with said road
twelve rods m and some links to George Stoners line;
thence n. thiry-one rods l3 aud thirteen and half
feet 3 thence parallel with said road sixteen rods
6) themes westto the place Of begnning II being the
same three acres @ decided from o. D. Westerve to 9.
L. Lingo, except fraction "a feet wide on the N. W.
corner and known as lot No. one Of the pubdvsion Of
the above described three acre piece.
Appraised atLots Nos. 9, 4 and $, $50 90 each. "a
to"ss2 aY Not No, Sand house, Si75 0Ol ~ ~. e
,% ~ & The one acre lot IS 90. ~
1 p .ASA AHN ~ @. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff, "
- .t-t ,t,'A RiaAn and Aiastev Commissioner.
wrtsoS &BtssasM, Att'ys. % '',7s,'
Printers fees IS co., 2g'
dealS-Wkd vi " 'f ~ wv -a y fAiat T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20

MALTESE q THREAD LACE mITEe
IN Of elegant qualities for Ladies; also, Msses MIST
ng.:ss v'AsE %iNT'
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ST. LOUIS

The receipt Of hogs at this market since Saturday
noon have been large. There now unsod not less
than 600 head and the packers have sucent 70 keep
full hands at work for two three days, This fact TO-
gsther with the news from Europe, which seems to por
tend war; had depressing influence the Market and
than have heretofore ruled the market The prices paid
since Saturday noon will be found In connection with the
quoted sales.
offered. Since Saturday noon one house purchased
1000 head at % 25 100 net another 500 at the
same figures; another 700 50 2 10 con 50 30 tC
head being unsold on the market. democrat, l7th.
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hog Markets.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 10

COLUMBUS, Dec. 18th.
Very little alaashtering. Live hogs ct % sO dressed
50 90. Some bought on market at o. rs.
The weather too for packers TO run the risk
killing, ta.a .s. H. ..IH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20

The printing Of the ihssin an EDglish news
paper was awarded TO- A. i, Harris, Of Coshoc-
ton, h6 being the lowest bidder, and the print
ing Of them ina German newspaper, there be-
ing no SdmpetisiOp, was awarded 70 Reinhard
b Fisssr, Of this city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
Pope Pursues and Captures Three
Hundred of Them.
AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.
&EN. .SCTIGPF MARCHING TO
ATTACK ZOLLICOFFER.
Goo. cscc. coo.
From WashInRtOn.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 18.-Richmond and Nor.
folk papers Of yesterday have been received.
The Centreville, Fairfax county, correspond.
ent Of the Richmond Dispatch writes, Dec. 18th
that the Notifications around Centreville are
now completed and present quite formidable
appearance for field Notifications. They are
built very strong, some Of the works being bas-
toned forts, constructed In a manner that shows
skillful engineering on the part of somebody,
Gen. Beauregard, presume. Some care seems
to have been taken with the embrasures, which
are built to combine convenience for handling
the guns with the best method for protecting
the men; they are very strongly built with
hurdles and sand-bags, and will stand a heavy
cannonading before giving way.
The armament of the boats having arrived
from place where they make most excellent
guns, they have been put in position, and all
that is now asked is for Gen. Mcclellan to bring
on his Yankees.
Different artillery corps are drilling in these
batteries nearly every day, and come have be-
come proficient marksmen; all have attained
perfectly the range OF any point where hostile
battery could be planted.
A series Of resolutions have been adopted by
the Legislature of Tennessee relative to the
opening of the Southern ports, and recommend.
Ing that no crop of cotton be seeded the ensuing
year. ,li ~ y rt-.s
R. NJ. Hunter Is censured by the correspon-
dent of the Examiner for wishing to resign his
place in the Cabinet to avoid the trials which
possibly await the Administration.
The Examiner says intelligence apparently
better founded than that which generally finds
It's way from Washington, has been received
Of an intention on the part of the military au-
thorities Of the United States to make an ad-
vance on the lines of the Potomac and risk an
other general engagement within the next ten
days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
F,om tbe numerous disns,cbes tbat ba,

From the numerous dispatches that have been
received here to-day there is fear expressed
among people in different parts Of the country
that Government may be induced by some d.
plomacies to give the traitors up. have the
highest authority for saying that the possibility
Of their surrender under any necessity, does
not now exist. The President is firm and i'm
movahla nm thia mint % d. II 4ltg - tii.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
AROUND THE FALLs.

The only transactions reported are sale Of 400 hogs
averaging go lbs net at % TO- and 600 lerces lard at c
~ Democrat, I7th. p