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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Cincinnati Market.

"a. .-...s CINCINNATI, Dec. II.
PL0UR-The local and army demand for -four IA fair,
and the MARKETS hrmer.E At the following quotatlons 4
was not dicult to eject saies S4D4 10 for supeYan,
to exha 81 1904 Is for extra to family; and "a 250
30 for family TO fancy. The sales compriso about
1900 Dbs at our potations, most Of which was super
fine. F
WHEAT-PTime TO choice red Is In good demand n,
609s9c, and prime to choice white at o0a02c Oommou
fair Is dull at s39s5c for red and s7@sos for white
0ATS-Contlnue active at 2sc.
CORN Tae demand for new 10 good, for feeding. at
pistIlsrs refuse to pay higher than 9Sc. Ola
sells at 30a33o.
BARLEY-In good demand at 4sS5o, for prime tc
choice fall.
RYE-Is dull at 4Oa4Io.
BEAN6-The demand for beans ls active and pFces
are higher, closing at 81 40 for choice Navy.
DRIED RRUIT-The market ID overstocked with
dried apples and peaches and and 697c they are
dull. y =. ~ Tf-D-''
wHISKY-Is steady at 1870. a a.
HAY-IS In active demand at Sl2 so, with Gales q
prime Timothy, In bales, at the river, at Si3
COFPSE-Is unsettled. Prime Rio can not be bad at
less than l9c, and some are holding at 20c We quote
Lsguayra at 20c and Java at 25c.
sUGAR-The jobbing demand Is fair at ok0a0ko for
Cuba; 9k99xc for Porto Rico; and 9X9lOkc for New
Orleans. - :
MoLAssEs-Is generally held at 42943c, and firmly.
In the large way purchases could be made at 40.
H0 ds-The offerings are light the receipts the past
twentyfour hour were 500 head; the pens are full
Inc demand Tor the rs fair weather is fair at 81 ESQ
IS, with sales at 50 3093 40. Holders are not anxl
10 make sales at present prices but are willing to
sell at the market when the weather Is good for killing.
Enquirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
SheriE's Sale.
anois NJ. Story, bY hIs next FRIEND. i

Francis M. Story. BY his next friend,
mary 's0sy pSs''0nergoAG0 SrpNsiI sppotiG1 cCUi UOur.
Joseph Story & others, respondents.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF FSALE
- to me directed from the Superior Court of Franklin
county Ohio, will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on n.
Saturday, the 4th day Of January. A. D. 1862
at one clock P the following described real esI
tate, situate in Pleasant township, franklin county
Part Of survey No. SsO9 of the Virginia Military Sur
yeys beginning stake In the southwest corner OF the
tract Of land containing hundred acres conveyed to
Josiah Bevans Joseph Story BY deed bearing date May
1896 thence south 67x poles TO stake and four small
hckores and an elm thence east 4 poles 10 stake In
prairie; thence north 6 poles to stake the west
side Of an elm marked corner in the line Of the Kious
lot; thence 1874 poes to the beginning containing
hfty'two and half acres, more or less; subject to
dover estate heretofore set of and assigned to Mary
Story, widow Of said Marmaduke Story IN said premises
described 90 follows: Beginning at stake from which
u 10 links thence 81 deg, w g poles and 90 links
10 stake; thence 8. 90 deg ID, IQ4 poles to stake n
the west line OF Yeomans land; thence NJ % poles and
20 Inks to stake IN the west side Of an elm marked as
cornef thence n 50 deg west ie4 poles to the begin
ming. ~ ~ ~ Z,
TsRms or aALE.-one third In hand, one third In one
year, and one third In two years, with interest from the
day Of sale, secured BY mortgage. ~, y. ~
Appraised atSl5 90 per acre. ~ h''ls. -
g, ". HUFFMAN. sherif,
81 "a o.. 81 By Ed. DAyIv DEPUTY I
Printers fees S5 0Oe = 20 Y G'5f
noy4-dltkwtd Lstis) - saa1a S. 3 sss,s3r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

lREroRrrD ron THE ONO srA1runAS !

NEEytt .sL NEw YoRK. Dec. II.
fLoUh-Ihe shipping grades Of -four are about s
letter and there Is more doing for export while IN
choice grades are quite dull and dropping; ialss Of QSo
bbs at IS 95@5 35 for rjec edj e5 4Oa5 SO FOR ann
staei Is o5@5 rs for extra state, S5 l05 IS for
hne weserni ~ 05@5 90 for common to medium extr,
Scp q sT Is %nDPs gg sns S5sns. 's
closing AIm. Canadian -four ID steady, at advaposd
prices and n moderate demand sales OF 900 barrels N
~ oO@o IS for superhne; s5 70D7 so for common "a
RYE FLOUR Steady with moderate demand; sale,
OF 450 bbls At 90 50@4 IS.
CORN ME4LI%.ir request. sales Of bblsM o.
scarcely SO rmi sales Of 500 barrels at
,as. ~ q S Ss.bi,, T. Ssts with fair
$500 do western club at 81 2s $1,000 DO oinb
Js9l 81; $500 do Kenosha spring at SI 2s; Qz.
eOO do amber Iowa at 81 329l 80; 1900 do infarinr
to prime winter red western at eli 3sdI n; IL zo AZ
gan at o1 1901 so! - - = 'N''s ''i'ni
asYyE5.withOut decided change; sales Of $50 bushss
BAaLEYRules steady sales Of 1900 bushels stats Al
'ouos, ky and vOOO bushels prime Canadian at SOC.
OVhH-MaIket opened arm and closed lCpl 70 bettar.
sales Of 10000 bush a $50 for inferior mixea wsst
n ooo'e Tor good to choice do aoat and SIC for do
.9;. 9ATs-Rsth'r more steady ta@4sofOr Jersey, Ca
PoRk-Thefe 70 less doing, but without decided
change 'Sss Of 800 bb' at Sc S5cis 90 for n:
BEEg-Rules quite firm but market very quiet: mIe.
Of 400 bbs at s4e4 50 for country prms sos 50 for
country mess; 81 5O@I2 for repacfed meas.
DRESSED H0d5-Lower at 4k0D4K
SIS so. '''-' 'ui'' Of HOO uerceS at
BEEF MAMsIIn moderate request; sales OfIOo bbIs
OUT MEATs-Dull; nmall sales at 3LQ5c for ,hould |
eIs ana 4ASIc for hams; notice sales Of is hhds
sm0ked eldes on private terms. --NN' -NN'
bAOON-ln good request sales OF $50 boxes at Ia foy
Oumberand INC for long Ribbed mddies 7ac ~, 49,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Cour. OF Common Pleas.


The case of the State .. Samuel Gibby, in.
dicted for arson, has occspied the attention Of
The Court full FIVE days II has excited consid-
erable interest. Some eighty Witnesses were
subpUnaed In the case--the greater number for
the defendant. His attorneys, however, con-
eluded to call and examine only apart of; them.
The charge in the indictment was wilfully
and malciously burning the barn or stable of
Abram Sharp in Groveport, on the night of the
30th Of October last. qtA '7,9srtg hrQ
J. o. Reamy, Prosecuting Attorney, and
Judge Warden appeared for the State, and
Messrs. olds, Converse and Critchfeld for the
defendant. The case rested entirely upon cir.
oumstantial evldence--no positive testimony
being adduced,
Judge Warden closed the case at eleven
o'clock yesterday forenoon, and last evening
the jury returned a verdict Of "Not Guilty"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
From Missouri.

OrTERvrLLE, Mo-, Dec. ll.-Union men from
Lafayette county, report that seven hundred
rebel recruits left Lexington yesterday morn
ing to Join Prices army. A band of musicians
sixteen In numbur, from the rebel army, yer,
captuied near Danksburg on Monday. A sol
and son-in-lsw Of Col. Magohin have also beer
taken. They were the leaders Of the foray OF
our teams near Georgetown on Saturday. !,
The scouting party which left here about tel
days ago, is said to have surprised rebel CAM
In Saline county, capturing large number 0
wagons and taking about fifty prisoners. 1t 4
rumored here that Price is advancing North
ward. 6tg Z,
SEDALIA, Dec. ii lit is reported that iigh
took place yesterday near Waverly, LafAyett
county, between body Of rebels under the no
toriouA Joe Shelby and detachment Of Fedora
cavalry. They were fighting again this morn
ing, but no pArtculars are given. asa heat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Tho Lals,t from Port ROYAL,

New YoRK, Dec, 1.-THE Steam transpor,
City Of New York, from Port Royal 9th, hal
arrived.
Gen. Stevens with one thousand men had 90.
cupied Beaufort. The gunboat Pawnee, sever.
al transports, and number of troops left Hilton
Head on the 4th for Tybee.
Gen. Sherman had appointed superlntendents
for the picking and securing of cotton at Hilton
Head and adjacent Islands.
Health Of the troops good. No fighting had
occurred
Gen. velle's expedition would probably sail
about the 18th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Affairs I'm KentucIxv,

LOUISVILLE, Dec. ll.--Rcssesu, Negley, and
Jobnson's Federal Brigades crossed last Tues.
to the South. bank OF Green river bar, Nun.
fordsville.
LEXINGTON, KY., Dec. ll.-Letters received
to-day from Mr.. Ingram, Hotel keeper, and Mr..
Carson, Post Master at Somerset, say that
fighting between pckets had ceased, and the
rebels had returned across the river.
Somerset is six miles this side Of the river,
and has never been 10 possession Of the rebels,
as here lore reported.
Tho letters we're received by Mr.. Saffel, pro-
prietor Of the stage line to Somerset, and are
reliable. oa-s .saM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Charles Anderson in New YOFk-Thc
spanish FIeet-mexicans United.

| SFAA"N - 1AOOS-ANoAAShAb OhAbCu'
New YoRK, Dec. 1l.-Charles Anderson ant
family arrived on the Columbia. He is broth
er of Gen. Robert Anderson, and escaped from
the hands of the rebels at San Antonio, and
walked to Monterey, Mexico. He was treated
with great kindness by the Mexicans. He sail
ed on the British steamer Clyde to Havana. -
He reports that though British subjects whom
he met were violently indignant at the seizure
of Mason and Slidell on the Trent, he and fam
lily were treated with kindness
Anderson's family was sent originally by the
rebels to the Mexican frontier, while he was
held prisoner Of war.
The Clyde met the Spanish feet and army
within thirty.six hours sail Of Vera Cruz, with
ine weather.
The MeIicsns we're daily expecting the allied
feet.
The general feeling appeared to be hatred Of
Spain. All feuds were giving way to senti-
ment of united resistance to the common enc.
my, and the frequent remark was, "if the Span.
iards come alone they will be heartily welcom.
ed.n No resistance however was to be made
at Vera Cruz or Tampico.
The guns Of the castle Of San Juan DUlloa
were being carried inward.
If the Mexican symptoms can be trusted, q
determined resistance will be made to any
Spanish invasion. .-....-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

TIE New COLUMBUS DIREcToRY I'VE under.
stand that Mr.. H. T. Bennett, the gentleman
who has been for some time past induslrlously
engaged In preparing the materials for Viii.
liams's Columbus Directory for 1862, has nearly
completed his task. The new Directory will
soon be placed in the printers hands, PeraOre.
therefore, who desire to have their cards insert
cd 10 1t, should at once prepare them, as Mr..
Bennett will very soon give them call.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

To, MY FRlrNDs AND cUsroMERs. II have con
Oluded, on and after January lst, 1852, to re-
-eeiys cash for goods on delivery. This system
will benefit the purchaser by a liberal discount
and be great advantage to me- .
You have my thanks for fayOrs past, and their
continuance Is earnestly solicited.
q Persons knowing themselves indebted to me
will confer favor by settling their accounts
soon. e-g.. - Mrs. A. H. SELLS.
December llth, l66l.,g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Master Commissioners Sale.

vs. Dou' o. page ~oo'
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ TO me directed from the Superior Court Of Franklin
county Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of the oour
House, in the city Of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday, the llth day of January, A. D. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m and O'Clock D,
m the following described real estate situate In ths
county or Franklin. and State Of Ohio; to witt
One and half acres Of land, ug the west half oI
the east half Of six lot In half section twenty
seven, township i've. range twentytwo Refugee lands
conveyed BY j. o. bhoor and wife to ] G.. Blind and
claimed BY said Blind to Gramllch June 18Th, ls4I
Appraised at 1J500 90.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
and Master Commissioner.
dec0-Wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Master Commissioners Sale.

Louis Lndeman
vs. , Superior Court
Haldamond Crary ct al.
DY virtue OF order Of sale to me directed from the
ID Superior Court of franklin county Ohio will Of
fer for sale at the door Of the COURT House In the oiy
Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of December, A. D.
1861,
at O'Clock P NJ the following described real estate
situate In the county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio to
wit: -
Lots numbered thlTtynne (39, forty (40. forty.one
4 forty-two 42 and forty three 43), In the addition
OF II. Crazy aud others to the olty OF Columbus as
designated In the plat Of said addition recorded In the
Appraised at
Lots Nos. 80. 20 and 20, $3.50 90 each.
II abd ~, 800 90 /"
49, G. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees, 90.
nov3-d1tkwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

New CAMP FOR THE sEvESTY.EoHTH REoI
aENT.--The Seventy-eighth Regiment has re-
moved from Camp Goddard, near zanesVille, to
new camp called "Camp Gilbert" in honor Of
Col G. G. Gilbers of that regiment. 1t Ia stu.
ated on McIntirs Hill above West GAINESVILLE.
and commands fine view Of Zanesville and
the surrounding country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

. IL Call on NV. Lefayor, at the Franklin
Book Bndery, on the second floor of the States
mar Building, for any kind Of binding desired.
You may be sure Of having your work well,
promptly and cheaply done.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

LouIsvILLE, Dec. I0-The report that Capt
Nevitt, with forty men of Col. Barbridge's reg.
iment, burned the bridge at Whlpperwill, fVe
miles from Russelville. Tennessee, Memphis
Branch Railroad, is confirmed. They attacked
the rebel guard, numbering thirteen, killing
two and taking the remainder prisoners.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Loc,,,5all M tterrs.

- t4fsa yfsa .4l1s = . y ~, ,97 % sa7uihT \
BAIMoRAI sKiRTs.--It will be seen by sdyer.
tisement In another column, that Headley,
Eberly & Richards this day received another
large lot Of Balmoral Skirts, ranging in price
from $3.50 to 1915. They have also just 70.
eeiyed a full line Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Fnrs, Ladies' Cloth olohks, shawls and Bonn
bazines.is ~ -aoc ssisaR.b lsa7G sl4a (
HEADLEY, EBERLY & RICHARDS, .
43-n $50 and S52 South High street,
- age Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
lVirgInia LeEIalature.

WHEELING, Dec, ii l--In the Legislature Mr..
Carksadon of Hampshire introduced resolu.
ticn to prohibit any person engaged in the rebel
lion from ever holding Office In this State. IN
Mr.. Snyder Of Monongahela introduced res.
olutlon modifying these parts of the code which
prohibit writing or speaking against slavery, 30
as to make them conform to the spirit and
genius of our Institutions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

ITuEGRAPHED ron TIE OHIO srArxzMAs.l
NEW York, Dec 10.
5K99c. " - HN''~'''"'
COWS AND oALvEs-Are qust veal is quoted al
sHEEP AND LAmBs-stosdy; receipts, 10000 head
swINE-AciTs; receipts. S,c20 head; quotations
395Hc. '''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

@ samuel R. Hope. Lieutenant in the
rebel army, who was wounded and taken prison
erat Cheat Mountain, has been broughtto Camp
Chase, He 10 o son Of the late Colonel Hope Of
the united States army. and has one brother in
the United States army and another in the rebel
army !. ss \ ~ ~ ~. Z 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Sheriff Is Sale.
4. a; Chapman Doc. M, page 70.
M up. Franklin Common Pie

f....r w. ) f.ebo
". r. Rarey. Franklin Common Pleas
nv VIRTUE OF AsWRIT OF VEEDI
ID to me directed from the 0ourtof Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, o.. will offer for sale, at the door Of
the Court Rouse, In the clty Of Columbus on es,i,
Saturday, the 18th day Of Dec. A, D., 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. and o'clock p
n. the following described real estate, aituate in the
county OF franklin and etata Of Ohio. to wit: ii7
Beginning at the northwest corner OF the southwest
quarter Of section number twenty-one Gil. town D,
range twenty e thence south fortynve poles to
sake thence east three hundred and twenty poles to
the eastern boundary Of the southeast quarter section
to stake situate Of hickory, eight inches diameter,
north 67k west foYy three links to jackoak, eight
cen inches in daD etet, south %, west fifteen links
thence north with Inc boundary Of the forty Ave
poles TO the northeast corner Of the thence west
three hundred twenty poles to the place Of beginning
containing ninety acres being the same premises con-
yeyed by John 3. RaTey TO said VIM, H. Rarey BY deed
bearipg date December the eh 1851 and duly recorded
IN the said franklin county. ao r1s8 Az
Appraised at $40 O0per acre. .a....,
p, D. Wncox, Atty. rs4sssd E4s ss;s.ss
Printers fees 90 90. --.---,-----.-----., <, =.
nov9-dltkwtd. -. =, - ~ r.
l..alr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

", The eight regiments forming General
NELsors g. Brigade, and among whlohr are the
ohio Sixth Guthrie Grays), and the Ohio Ninth
First Germany, left Louisville Tueeday morn.
ing 90 . march to their luarters at New Haven.
The march, II appears, was ordered byGeneral
NKIsos, 10 order to accustom the men to the
fatigue, duties, OF active military lie se ass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

"a BoaToR, Dec. II .s-Ex-Mlnlster Faulkner. re-
leased from Fort Warren on parole, has gone 10
Richmond 70 endeavor 70 exchange himself fol
Mr.. Ely,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
The sumter Aeasn

NEW YoRE, Dec. ll,--A private letter from
Mardniqne, dated November 2Sd, statas the
iroquols y oR this port waiting for the Sumter,
last night, but the Sumter has escaped,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

u The following is an exhibit of the earn
iDgs Of the Central Ohio Railroad for the fiscal
year ending August ], 1861, showing the re-
ceipts to be almcss three quarters Of q million
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Arrival OF the CoIumb,a

Arrival OF the Columbia.
New YoYK, Dec. ll.-Th steamship Co.
lumbia from Havana the 6tb, has arrived. The
rebel steamer Vanderbilt, three hundred and
ninety three tons, arrived ut Havana on the Sd,
five days from New Orleans. @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12
Fort Pulaski TO BIO stormed by Land

New YoRK, Dec. ll.-By the steamer City
of New York from Port ROYAL we learn that
the doth New York Regiment were to embark
for Tybeo with a view of ssorming Fort Pulaski
by land.
A feet was seen off Port Royal few days
prior to the departure of the Ssh, which has
doubtless since arrived at its destnation, and
startling intelligence may soon be expected from
further South.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

ET Col. o, P. sRANsoM's First Ohio Cavalry
Regiment left Cincinnati on Tuesday on steam
ere for Louisville, -. ',5..ss,.,. .' ! ,s r.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

IL Two rr.sonsrs have been discharged from
Camp Chase on the order of Secretary sewsrd,
Issued by request Of Lord Lyons. s. ,{ y, +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-12

lTEroNAPHED rOR THE OHIO srArnmAs.j
, 1861-05-03

The 18th al last Regime Under the sallof:
the sserstary Of iWAr, was mustered into service
to-day, Z: Tt is made up Is fonows:i :ehseago
Company, Capt Hngginnin R'trnssy Rities' :of,
Chicago, Capt. Kellogg Mendoza q "a Company,
Captain iRnst; Perry County Company Capt
Brpokins Bureau County COMPANY, capt.
Ferris Bureau County Company Capt Swan;
Galena Company, Capt. Chatham; Edgar coua-
ty Company, Capt. Rlagley;; Rock Island Com
tt,a1y, Capt. williahas Vermfllioh= County
COMPANY, Capt Frazier, The Regiment el9c-:
tlon! viii be. held Tomorrow, aud probably
John McArthur Of Chicago; 'er 4 LH Chatham.
Of Galena, vin be elected Colonel 5"1 5',5, II. -
.-... M1sCELLAEEoVs., -,., 7!i t.n :
IA train bringing oae hundfed barrels Of
powder and Ave hundred rnusket cartridges
from St, Louis, under charge Of Capt. Stokes,
arrived !, II here at one O'Clock Il comes from
the qoyernlneat powder house six miles be-
low the city, ::,:,. IS >,,=...:f':s ,4':"'E
E"' The Missouri Democrat, Iof this morning, has
the current fniio1 Il fts Springfield
correspondence (. 80 ~. .t::>,
=. .Amsng the current runors' here, I may
mention one concerning E1G .afatte.
|. sou4 Ashort time since he went to new Of-
leans to dispose of gGsne bonds.ot Louisiana
1tappeazs that among the stocks deposited
7AsfoH. or his banks, 'was atuut: 2tV IN
| Louisiana bonds. He does not return and the
I.r5n qr1s tlitat he Is detained In .NaW Orleans
and not allowed to leave :,.,f.: ~.
I It surely cannot be thonght that the Pa
triatehal inBtl tuition 1s In any danger from him
, 1861-05-03
CAPTURE of UETTEp STATES
= ,..57,.|,. 'TRooPs in tTExas, 80. .,


Opening a;stra1sht Ro.d to :EEaaa1raass-
~: .+i.''G G'::tst tbM. " = 49, ''''f,
!: HA:RsEissnalUtRo May The greatest: activity
.pIeYail4 Il tonthstn Pfn4syfyanla ssyenteesn eea
present Tine III Camp Scot, sFdrk, Pa,
there are 6Q0Q men; at Camp slf1iet' near
Chsmhersbnrg, &. COO; at Ca4fp GuE1in, near
HarrjSbufg, 4.b0; two regiments sdiam Ohio
aFs dtiart terea near Lancaster, and , tinted
States rsgnlars At seatfsreds S1 a. NJ
fer, s1snb Rs1 0n1 15s1t psfWssnm Ss3e u Feisa aore !oA
Three thodsand New Jersey troops are to
tute Is 'alIa force Of over IL 6 men IN that re-
ploa. theit dsstinstlon being :undpnbtgdly
for Baltimore, to open the routs e, the red
!; erl capital On the south 5ide OF Balftmore
are! gtationed at Annspplis q force Of between
Tn1,r a.1i I've Thousand men, Including the
Ffoyldsnce Matirs Artillery, which n! left Fer
5T1es 5rne nth y5ftS Snd thirteenth Eeu York reggi
mEHts eccupv a ~pogittbn directly opposite
1nnap9lis I'D tls slTtyni ;:l' -, are q e the
'd4tH 81 Iti tbu; bo seen that Baltimore Is CON
n1etsW NJ 13etninea ii On BOTH SIDES NTH IN 'ef
faetiVe Fofce, which Is to be inaInedls:eay en-
nloped III bperlng q passage tnrongh 'that clty
ffoorS the federal troopg; and restoring 1lee
coInfnu1nic ication between the.horth anu the
cptaof ths Eepabfss MM5 th,s Pqfpee9 Wts ei
,dersd fGlsays' Philadelphia yesterday for tht
| .is1? It YORK, viii Instr :tfu1t. 10 adyancs
ct:6sre Witt n arrly of fifteen thonshnd ne1 9
:oa, TsIifnpre. II any resistaIfcs il Offered ~
T,tN issne a proclamation announcing his. In
I t@antlp1 @ to march 41is force through That city
aad warning tie loyal citizens TIE wone1 =
and children, 70 Ieaye, and VIII tEen eat ~
however Tat the threat of Visiting naltitnort
WITH SC severe ehasttseinent will bring th'
1eaIatshta to their senses, qna thus save tn
effusioH Of blood: '''