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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
MORE CAVALRY.

Gen Harlan of Philadelphia has been authorized,
"a will be seen by tho suIjoned card TO raise new
regiment Of cavalry. Ills long experience end distn-
puished pflantrv in the East Inda service are well
known, and peculiarly fit him for this position. This
regiment has teen accepted in advance, aud will be
mustered into service Immediately Cen Harlan viii
receive at least four companies from New.Iork On the
recommendation Of j. l.. Jernegan, eco, No 81 VII
liam street IN this city. The following is the card Of
Gen. Harlan;
To nv 6io citizen, and al ofler a1ori zav ~5Hss,a.
Tie following instructions have been --ue, by or,sr
Of the Hon. Simon Cameron, SECRETARY Of War;
ApJrTANrG EEFairs orucE
WtI %, gi,., D. ' 70 Joy ..2 Inst ~ n. 80
by you in po u The CON ty You sc tthorled
in these vbon ready I'D hey are ts,by inse d
to do 90 upon being shown thi, ,rt'o,,. 49,.
GEO. d. R1GGLEs, A'i"sf Adlms'i GsnsT'i'
JAMES itsLFY IT,. Chief CLERK Wa DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEr.KrEENr' An5rrAsr-uEsE %, oysrf
GrSrn,r Damn. No 2s-- : The ne, psrss,aph'
Of Aitce4, Memorandum" General Orders no. u, are
= Mcora,dns. TIE oaer, Commissioned and pT's,e'
organized shove sct forth will IN a. t'Iees pa,sd Or ps
lar hrny PR de Tat aer allowance. ioI eohi hau %
non olcer private musician and sitiheI WHO
eufer he service the Ued sacs under this plan shall be
~ ToonteeI Is ceu additional f. lieu Of forage Tor every 20
nj es Of travel from his place Of eu9uet & a. place OF
te-hc distance measured By The aofet usay Travelled
route add when hoDorsby dischtIgd ALLOW At tue
same rate from the psce OF hi discharge TO h place Of enroll
mept snd In addition thereto the Of hundred dss
by Order , - .,,., a.
Offcisl. j., TnoNAs hdJutsDt bercisL
O. d. R,GGLgs Assistant AdutaHt General
WAa DEPT. AUJtbESERAIs OYFfcH, /
WAsHisGTOS, Jolly 10, l,oL !
General Orders No A.
TLs Curtermastes Department ui provide es and the
Ord snce D@paont will furnish horse equipment for NC.I
tetr cavalry compsns upon the Tequis0n 81 tie mastering
ocef such companies mustered into oTce by
oder, u,,x...o O.. q,
Official. J. THOMAS, Al. ttn
Gro ID RUeGrYs. As,istGnt Adj Gen
ne regiment vii be organized under the regulations 81
the seryce with all poss expedition Gcutemeu Fho Iae
compares 10 join this regiment wiz be ened 90 command the
same without reference 20 any 3.c roguao AT Captains
a. dsposed ore reque present thr,eye without delay 70
M Colonel al the St Loot Hotel Chestnut street Phsdc
pLia OF n residing osrce vii plea address the com.
handing officer b. letter further inru'toD' from 10
O'Clock daily, except sunday. -
JOBIAif HARLAN.
n. 4. corner OF Thirty fourth and srdge 'tfeet,.
Man na. West Phi aieipi
Organization Of the comPauy-Geeeral orders 10 III tsP'
Tain flint HeutenSnt Second Lieutenant, First Scrg.olt
COMPANY QuariermseT Sergeant sogc.u's, Corporal
Buecrs Fsrrcrs and Blacksmith saidlrr, Wagner ~
PTivaes; g5 Bggiogllo maximum ~ ssgssa!e minmun do
Pnyatesb
Union Editors will forgardthe cause of patTioism by
publishing this information.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
CHICAGO BOYS IN THE MISSOURI BATTLE
FIELDS.

OR Regimcaf' is the title Of q newspaper whose
merit not to be measured by its size printed by the
typos Of the 18Th Illinois Volunteers, Col. j. b..
Wyman, at Camp Rolla, Mo. Tie correspondence Of
tie " RegimeaP is well sustained, but The following,
sys Chicago boy, ia goods
HEADQUARTERS HEAvY Nun INFANTRY,
Camp Rolia, july IL, 1861.
TsGs Editor Of DER Regiment.
Heavy Yes, Sir Bound to shoot Rebels. This
the report. Chicago boy, the undersigned. Im
Always Boosting OF Clicago. I'm full Of fight. Al
Tough lighting is not ray JoTfc do not tilink
l would stand being Knocked down. ! Joiued
4b August body in April, and we May March
S@'y Tor we are gcttiog stronger weekly. may say
:, good season, II we Spring upon tie enemy he Il
sLs 70 fa, fr our summcuaulIs will be doe that
t WI prove "the Winter Of his discomfort. lie viii
gave 10 eyacuate. We won't stiike light,
~ tne South IL no match for us. When the
country called all hands to arms, / though IL
proud legacy to leave posterity that joined a'ci-
;H'VD i9F lle Union aet my name down, and there
y = ,nsands Nice uniform. Had my big Gll with
ne ne ana fox Red hair, yellow iacket, blue shirt
80 na' ilsntailcn shoes, plnk trowseIf. bell hut
s a. pa Del'nd where never saw them bricfe. Len
savoy a''dss encouraging circumstances. To,.LacLc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
MORE ATROCITIES.

We have LeeA permitted to make the following ex.
tract from private letter fon 4 gentleman residing IN
thc s9nth-Yes' 70 a relative residing IN ths part Of
lhc country. Comment q uuealed for:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
SEIZURE OF STATE ARMS IN KENTUCKY.

CeI,espouGeucc Of The Louisville journal 800
PADucAH, XIV, July q, 1861.
Our city was thrown into great state OF excitement
tbis morning On the arrS al of the carshen tae fact
was confirmed that the reOels from Union City had
visited Mayiied under the cover Of night aud stole al
the guns there, consisting of tLOusand and forty
uuskets ana rifles and fiX cannon lhis was done on
Satnrday ujQht. the same eveung Captain King and
his compsny left here for Union City. learn that
Capain King uledged himself IN writing before leaving
here that he would attempt 10 take the guns at
MavGeld When he arrived at Mayield in the evening
he made no 1T empt. On his arrival at Fulton Seiion
near the Tennessee line, he was net by an Illinois
COMPANY; they in connection g portion Of Captain
Kings company returned aud took possession OF the
Guns and conveyed them to Fulton, where general
scramble took place for the guHs.
Two or three companies from Hickman and Fulton
Counties were there aud participated in the spree for
The guns. The cannon We're sent directly on 10 Union
City. ,. .,,
What will Gov. Magoifn think Of this VIII he con-
slider Il is violation Of bis aeufraityY Hnot will be
info n his people what lei Judge Williams IL here for
tie purpose OF informing his ExceIlency, the Governor
Of what has transpired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

Each Of the above named States furnished soma
arms. TIE largest number We're furnished by tboss
states le,eivgtLe smallest quota from the Govern
ment as indicated above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
Tolal............."......................s.e'

Tie sloop-of-war yineennes, Capt. Handy Con-
mander sailed at III o'clock on SATURDAY from po'.ua
towad dovn he stream. and just she began to move
the seven hurded men on boa I'd the OHIO anSed .ns
rigging and gave three roasag cheers Tnlsn srs
returned by the men on the vncenne' io's' '"'''
xysre Then given from the Ohio. -, ...vs,.
Ipa men no are now entering the naval setyos
am" mneh in character and respeeIsollty iIcna
,hos s who were Slipped before the war. very rev
thoee oro,sa on board the Ohio six months age eh'
were ~, -, az s,ar men, These men had lett homs
lie and Lad host nearly all knowledge OF NEE
ieads They were seldom, If ever, visited ny iao'ess
I'D seemed to have scarcely any associates, Dl. "a
VIC ,Sot he crnh ndnif five hundred per dAY &, hs
MIN. Mort Of the recruits arc hue, helri .ooa,ns
yoaug ueo, aaG tho llsads VIE sss AleSea 7" W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

nail in my stoe forgot my ratons, something IN my
eve Chap in rear file a'ping my sbiis. eo. Oa, "
s'ep add hut my instep. Wine mrc1ioP' was NS 20.
man handed me Till. Had no money ana ~ nu ~
sen,e. Wanted to know where our fusi'e,sl -.
Asked her who gave the order to charge Diu -
on tdeHalk crying cut "Pay the poor woman I,
Loaded TIE little gun with abnse, ana ".'t
oT Arrived ia Camp Rola all Ii-ht, n o"'y pell,g
lot Intentions to sleep iu tente butwee ,n-entse}
di appointed a. WI SLIT tbe grasr, Which, aieI al
served % weu 10 all mtCnts and purm'es. fpceu
rn;.nie.r,.n On watch who moved oil BANDS every
ecop6 mill we really thought il time TO sirke IoSh
N.Y. I'm IN g,ing arOuud scot "a cOw aud calI. rs
rncct (, he here" Fighting, yoU seeI for the puohc
val nlscipp oar lives at stake Took the headquarters
irt 3eodquarters Pork in various sbap,s for IauoIs
le,stofofe Not jew di.hes. Sergeant itinmGnn would
g-. 10 have some mutton Told TO stir up, get a
I,rse ard ind saddle, Sergeant Humans drilling Is
n comrlee bore, AID be tiiuks Angus well on The
whole Marches us around in body, until he almost
wears ont our solos. Make squad rua so we VIII
be- fully able to sail ia whel we have TIE enemy
~ l5y. OF Coursc We have fine tiIocs Had some
haht reading sent me by sextoni " Annual Report
Of Rose-Hll Ghost Stories, and his business ar
GUAR with price list Of Cofiins &c. should like TO
ovegta' that undertaken SergC aut Iiinmann speak
dsuaaUingly of our literary tastes. Says tie only
thing in the camo Is my nose. My nasal organ.
/ mention II because it n military move to night abont
face Music by the band. / m0st come toA full stop
now Tor period. Flip flap.
Yours july sad ccn;entod, g. \. L. SOUTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

advanced, DOth pro hhu cOI'r DuN pa ncto
thrown into the shade by the consideration offered 10y
Corporal H. OF Company H. " Now Sir, raid
be 10 the officer OF the guard, " my conscleneo
does not reproye at all. Did not tie disciples
plUck the eurs of corn when they were hungry we
left our sweet burden anc went back 10 camp, sadder
ii not wiser Il ell. That night we Were called up by n
fnlsc ALARM of our nervous aeutnes having mis-
taken the numerous re,s for Secession forces with
lanterns
Su,np SuoorGNo.-Some weeks ago Mr.. Berdan of
New-York advertised for sharp shooters, with view
OF raising regiment for the war; Imposing upon each
member the condition OF acceptance, that ne must
be able to put every ball OF ten consecutive shots
within ten inch circle. at distance OF TWO hundred
yardsno TO exceed in all City inches string measure,
from the center. . -
Having shown Mr.. Berdan card to our friend Capt.
John f. Norhiugtou, OF Brownsyillc, tayetc county,
PA who ia also raising ride company Of sharp shoot
era for actve service he at once concluded that Dir.
b. proposition not bard 20 beat, and the follow
ing practical test shows the correctness OF his concln'
sion. -
of Allegheny county, each with target rifle, globe
sio4it manufactured by the latter gentleman, pat
twenty balls, a few days since, within seven Inch
circle III the distance OF two hundred yards, fourteen
of the shots aringng nine and threeQuarter inches
and the whole twenty shots measuring twenty -four
and three-quarers string, while three Of the shOts
drove the center tack
If Mr. Berdan will circumscrLe the limits Of his pro-
posiion to the circle and slieg dInent ions OF the
will try again. Brownsville pa Chpper'
How one or SIGEL's SCoUTs, NAMED CLOCK, WAS
KILLED.-M. Legedy Of The Third Regiment Nj. v,
thus relates the death Of Clock WHO wac sent out with
legedy accommodating expedition oil the unornl
of the Carthage engagement: When we had rode
about three miles ahead OF camp, we came upon
detachment OF the enemy VINO dismounied "a soon as
we came within shooting range. They advanced Ia
within ten steps Of us surrounded us, and asked us
where we cane from. | tock nay revolver and shot
their leader leveug him TO the ground, after which
the rest took aim al with their guns. We had time
however, to shoot two men each, and we then com
menced to cut our way through by the use OF our
sbets. While ia the net Clock received shot in the
heart. and died Immediately without uttering sound
lii. horse, also was killed under him. escaped "a
nav command. Clocks body afterwart fooad aud
buried by the Pioneers St. Louis hePabliean'
BaRgARlsa % THE TRAuOEs.-Ihere u one thing
that the Government has got 10 come 10. There must
be no mercy shown % the rebels for they eAoW none
The annals OF barhag01s warfare furnish no more
Rtndieh examples OF cruelty. They hayoneied tps
poyuis1 D, Sat lLel .hg1si, VI b1Dsa sssY'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
DRY GOODS.
AT kINzEY's.

n BARGAINS IN EMBRolDEklrsS
Lot Of banded Canhric Collars at loc., Re, i5c.
Lot of rich Laoc Collars, closing at l2s.. Do.
Lot Of hue worked Collars ~ 2oc:, bOe
Lot ~ S5 Sets very rich at 81 30.
Lot OF Sets dob lob closing al lSe.. sic, 5ec
Job Lace Collars, Sets, Waists Caps, Flonpcings,
Wells and llandkercheis, very low.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
$4,000 ladies' misses gents and bowls Handkerchief In
Write aud coored, bordered, hcmstitched plain and
worked rich Lace tucked, with other Styles very low.
BOD rich lace Haadkefchefs, at arc
CLEARING OUT SALE
1900 yards fine Tarletins, all eolors, cheap.
RIBBONS AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
Flowers, al Sc. and &c. Fea hers, at &c. aud &c.
Flowers, Sc. and &c. Feathers, at &C. and &c.
5000 pars best KID sAi soo,,as a. ~ gloves
1850 gents and ladies' heavy lined SILK Gloves at 18c
80 BARGAINS IN HOSIERY
10000 pairs ladies' misses gents and boys hosiery Cot
IMPORTERS SALE or
FANCY GOODS
Aabaster Paran Marble and Banc Figures Fancy Boxes
Jewery Caskes, Coognts Wachstands Tea Sets Kitchen
Sets, Dinner Sets, parlor suits,
CARTRIDGE BOXES, STEAMBOATS,. CoNTRABANDs
SHEEP E1Lps. MrsKETs;; CANYONS.
WAGONS, VILLAGES. GAMES, HORSES, COWS.
RABBITS fEACOCKS, SHEEP, PARROTS, BOOSTERS,
Fine French Toys Moving Figures German Toys o China
passs mns, ss pa 9c aa nr is pAas AMI
FANCY ARTICLES
TOYS.
100 STYLES or TOYS
Woollen Goods, Gloves Hosiery Needlework and Lace
Goods, all closing out cheap.
Opening 800 lots Of Collar Sets, andkershtsfs and Lace
Goods from auction. kINZEYS,
Nos 2el and 223 Eighth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
A SONG FOR THE TINES.

SOM FOX THE TINES.
Harkl tits a Nations battle cry
That echoes rough the listening land;
The tramp of men who dare to dis
Columbias brave, devoted bandl
Better, We mothers Of the North,
To grid your sons, tho hands may faIter,
And lead them 10 the battle forth.
Than quench the FIRE Freedoms altar.
Along the fair Poomac's tide,
Whose vernal banks the SHOWS whitens
Our battle ships in glory ride
And bristting steel the pillows brighten;
And M above each towering mast,
The storm OF shot and shell defyinR,
Where loyal hands have nailed IL fast,
Oar Flag, our glorious Flag is fyn9
Freedom and Union-blessed twain
Proclaim II, freemen, far and wide,
All rebel acts viii be in vain,
No earthly power can long divide.
And tho the war Clouds black and drear.
Now dart along the angry West,
The smiling shall wear
The Star of Peace upon her breast
And Roberts sees the welcome sigma
And straight bright fashions aid invokes,
In getting up the rich designs
One always sees in Roberts Cloaksl
The Crystal Palace don't forget
Fair ladies' who have loyal souls,
TO visit Roberts place Of art,
Where fashion has supreme control.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

INANTED-A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT SEAM
Stress can cut cut and make dr. and chures
othes and DO al Xmas OF family sewing, Apply at No u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
W. r. ROBERTS,
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
252 BOWERY,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER

PARIS AND LONDON
CLOAK FASHIONS.
n Blades will please remember look for the
the before purchasing, other stores conse-
quence Of popularity and fair dealing represent their
ROBERTS, being connected, and often
eror for the price of good We guarantee
all our Goods 10 be exactly as represented.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
Master COnllnissio Sale.
Rickley & Bro.

y. 4. l0.,, y. D / I, Sale ~ order Of court
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID TO me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Branklin county, unio will oerfor sale at the door Of
the Court House, IN the city Of Columbus, on ivnN
Monday, the 18th day Of February, A. D.l86l,
between the hours Of 10 Ooclock A. M and o'clock p.
M tho following described real estate situate In the
County OF Franklin and State OF Ohio, to witt Beginning
at the n corner of survey No. 3O0s entered for and
in the name Of VIM Price, at stake and stone thence
"a deg 30 min. 30 100 poles TO salibeech at the
intersection Of two roads, thence 30 deg 10 min. W.
In the middle Of the Darby road 900 poles TO stake In
the the said road thence deg. As min. W37
poles to stake at the root Of large elm thence B. 81
deg W. SO 49, 100 poles small beech in the centre
Of the road thence NJ sdeg. w. on the line Of said
road 50 poles TO sone In the centre Of the
from which small ash tree bears so deg Is min. II.
20 links diaaht thence N. deg IS min. n. 292 a-i00
poes 70 stake and stone In the IN centre Of cross
soau from Darby road to the Davidson road thence g.
~ min: n.35 30 100 poles to the beginning the
WHOLE containing no 4l0 acres. And also one other
tract Of land adjoining the south Of the above de-
sa% snS rsc 50 acres decided by Elias SEQ
APPRAISED a'-tas ilo acre trset, ssapsfsore. 80
ildls lsu31l il bGs CIV. HUFPMAN. aberi6. % . D
Jan. 17-dlt &W4w. a. and Maste, G1n.nI..Id,,.
uiN Printers fees, 90 o.. S'''''-s's
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
Sheriff's Sale.
Elan Drake

Elan Drake
En- X. Win wil,,sSn,. Superior Court rea
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL. FA.
- to me directed from the Superior Court Of franklin
County, o. will offer for saleat the door Of the Court
Houss, In the city Of Columbus ON
Saturday, the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p
the following described real estate situate In the Coun
" Of franklin, and State Of Ohio to wt Being part Of
certain tract OF land containing ninety six and one quar-
ter acres, Cg6jz) situate Dig Walnut Greek, MifHin
Township, In range II, Township quarter Township
beginning at stone In the Columbus and Johnstown
Turnpike road, the south west corner Of David Baltss
three acre tract and north west to said 90k acre
tract thence south thIrtytwo and half rods to
elm tree thence east fy and 2800 rods, thence north
sixty and half rods, (60 thence west twenty four
and 100 rods thence south SIX and 2f1O0 rods thence
with said Turnpike road to the beginning, containing six
teen acres, more or less.
Appraised at 81, 90 per acre.
Printers Fees 81 so. CIV HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
feb2ld&4w BY Ed. Davis, Deputy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

UP0vER 1crTRMKsT, and the mental care and ankle
" Incident to close attention to business or study are
among the numerous causes Of Nervous Headache the
tressng complaint fatal blow to all energy apd am
bition Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using one
OF the Cephalic Pills whenever the symptoms appear
quiets the brain, and soohes the strained and
arrug nerves. and reaxes the tension Of the stomach
which always accompanies and aggavates the dsordered
condition Of the brain. ti Is .-.r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

Bridget. .-Masus wants you TO send her box Of Ce'
phslic aluej no, bottle Of Prepared pills - bun I'm
thinking that's not justit naber; but perhaps yen %
afher knowing what Il Is Yes she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache and wants some more Of
that same as relaived her before.
Drup0ist You must mean Spaldings Cephalic Pills.
Bfid0et.-0ch sure now and you've sed lt. Here's
the qusrther, and give the Pills, and don't be all day
about IT, aither. ftr -t s>I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

TWENTY MILLIoNsoF or DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr. spalding
has sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated Prepar
ed Glue and tits estimated that each bottle saves al
least ten dola worth Of broken furniture, thus making
an aggregate Of twenty millions of dollars recamng
from total loss by this valuable invention. Having made
his Glue household word, now proposes to do the
world still greater service BY curing all the aching heads
with his Cephac Pills, and they are as good as his
Glue, Heacachss Will soon vanish away like snow ih July
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

III Did you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you
remember the throbbng temples, the feyered brow the
loathing and disgust at the sight Of foodf How totally
unit you were for pleasure, conversation or study?
One Of the Oephalic Pills would have relieved you from
al the suffering which you then experienced For this
and other purposes you should always have box OF
them on hand touse % occasion requires.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
a Real Blessing.

PAysioian. Well Mrs. Jones, how Is that headache?
Mrs. Jones. .-aonei Doctor, all gonel the pill you
sent cured me In Just twenty minutes, and wish you
would send me more, 50 that can have them handy.
Phyeicidn. You can get them at any Druggists Call
for Cephalic Pills. find they never fail, and recon-
mend them in all cases OF Headache.
Ms Jones II shall send for box directly and shall
tell all my suffering friends, for they are real Ness
fno.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

GREAT Discovery Among the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries Of this age may be consd
cred the system Of vaccination for protection from Small
Pox the oephalic PHI for relief Of Headache, and the
Of Quinine for the prevention Of Fevers either Of
which u sure specific, whose benefits will be experience
Cd by suffering humanity long after their discoverers are
forgotten. tf s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

TIM AnAIn.nArton a. hknapAaks .s@There d grow.
iua Tendency IN this are TO appropriate the most expires
s.se words OF other anguages and nter while 70 in
corporate them into our oWn thus the word vephaiic
now becomlne popuiar1ed IN connection with Mr.. epald
inr ereat headaehe remedy but It will soon be used In
more general way, and fe word oephaiic will become
as common as Eiectrotype and many otnere whose as
usage until they seem "native and to the manor born
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
Sheriff s Sale.

2 windsor AtchesOn so 1si bs = aad Tfi
vs.,,,. vSs,, y, 1890 Superior Court agu
DY VIRTUE 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 nv
Saturday the 9th day of March, "A. d. 1861
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m and O'Clock D. M.
the following described real estate situate In the county
of Franklin, Truro township and State OF Ohio to vii
Beginning at point In the centre Of the Columbus and
Granville plank road, where II crosses the wes line Of
halfsecton No. O. thence with sad half section south
deg west W a. lVO poles to post. thence south 90
north deg east4l 54'lOo poles to post In south
line OF land formerly owned by George Wilson, thence
with said line north SO deg. so min. west, I16 33I0e
polesto post south west corner 70 said Wilson's land
thence with another OF said Wilson's lines north deg
IS mn, east 70 26100 poles to stone In the centre Of
said Columbus and Granville Plank Road thence with
the centre Of said road south 70 deg west 80 oqIOO
poles to The place oi beginning containing 81 acres and
07 poles, be the some more or less.
Appraised at sos 90 per acre fa
feb5ltdA4tw BY Ed, DAVIS. Den'tv
Printer'sfee $500. ITlf ~ 1870 o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

YAcrs WORTH KNOWING Ms.-spaldng's oephalic Pills are
certain cure for sck Headache, Bilious Headache,
Nervous Headache, Costiveness, and General Debility