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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
Cleveland Market.
Gdsette.

oLKvKLAND, Dec. II.
WHEAT-sases cars red on track at 81 IL
OATS. .eAles;at45c.
HIdHWINEs-Market unchanged and selling at 96Jk
@37c.
sEEDS-cloyer is In fslr demand at IS 60 and timo
thy at 81.
EGGs-gales at lso.
H0aS-Unchanged and steady At94 go so.
BHAN6-Sale GO bush prime at e2.
CARBON 0IL-Rirm at 759s0c.
sALT-selling at ee for fine and 05 for coarse.
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

COLONEL McMrLLEN's TRIAL.-The London
Madison county, Democrat, Of the 18th inst.
ssys:
The trial by court-martial of Col. McMillen
Of the 95th Regiment, is now in progress al
Lexington, Ky. Lieut.. Chrisman and Orderly
Peetrey, of Capt. Hanson's company, were sub
p@naed by the defense to attend tho trial yes
terday
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

PAY.AaENr WILLIAMS has handed over to the
State Treasurer sixty-one thousand dollars Of
allotment funds received from the following
Ohio regiments now at Nashville: 18th, 2lst,
69lh and 74sh infantry, Sd and 4!h cavalry and
Let artillery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

BENNo sPEYrR's BANKING HousE, CINCINNATI
We invite the attention Of our German and
other citizens 10 the advertisement Of this estab.
lIshment In another column. Mr.. Speyer is a
gentleman of wealth snd general information,
and the facilities Of his house for the transsc.
zion of business, both In this country and IL
Europe, ere all but unequaled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

GovERNMENT TAKING CARE OF THE Contra
DAnDs.-The Cincinnati papers state that 4
requisi.ion has been made for four thousant
overcosts to be sent to st, Louis, for the use o
the contrabands now at that point. They will
be sent Immediately.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

CHIcAoR, Dec. 1s, 1880 P. MA special Cairo
dispatch says: The Runboat Cairo, when TWEEN.
ty.one miles below the mouth of the Yazoo, or
Friday last, was blown up by a torpedo sunk il
ak fathoms Of water No one hurt; but thu
boat and entire armament and outfit were lost
II Is thought that the torpedo was set off by
galvanic battery on the bluffs opposite.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

Promotions have been made In the Sixth
Ohio as follows: Lieutenant James M. Dono-
van, 70 Captain; Second Lieutenant Frank 8.
Shaffsr, to frat Lieutenant; Sergeant Jesse G.
La Billie, to Second Lieutenant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
Cincinnati Market.

UIAcIAHAIL Dec' 10
demena Ms1. hat me %af1eL "a ee FulSs 5o
and family and fancy IS 4005 co.
WHIBKY-A good demand and the market Arm at
35c, with sales Of $50 bbls. ' -..- .tIf .-
H0Gs-The demand was nctive; the receipts were
light, and the weather excellent, which encouraged
packers. and prices were fully l0c higher closing at
o. 1904 co. The receipts were 5000. The sales
were a. follows
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

HUMPHREY MARsHALL's Law Library 10 to be
sold by the United States Marshal, at Clncin'
natl, on Monday and Tuesday evenings, Decem-
Der 90 and 23. The library comprises over four
hundred volumes of standard works.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

THE best advice that can be taken Ia to ssus
your natur6l teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HupsoN's uNRIvALLED TooTH Paste
Cali for Il at Studer's, Marple's, samuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den
lR's, Ridgwsy's, J: Fowlea's, D. d. g., or ai
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere
Tfy u one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

COLONEL THOMAS M. KEY, of McClellan's
staff and late State Senator in Ohio, is lying at
the Continental in Philadelphia, quite Ill with
what bis friends fear will prove pulmonary con-
sumption.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

The Second Cavalry, numbering FIVE hundred
and seventy men, passed through here, on the
18th inst, en- route from Kansas to Camp Den
nison.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

JOHN KRAUs, Of Cincinnati, Is appointed As
sistant Surgeon of the 10Th, and Pierre s.
Starr, of the same place, Assistant Surgeon Of
the 39th Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

SIxrEhS HUNDRED AND Blk Of the troops p.
rolled in the la.e affair at Hartsville have been
cent forwasd to Camp Chase. They will there
await an exchange.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

THE paroled prisoners of the Second luNLerl
Cavairr, ken Hartsville, is-ss been so
70 Csmp Case, g. await exenargs None 81
the officers taken 1ero paroled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
DR.. Al. VANDERSLICE,
Late Professor Of the Eoole Cliniqus de Medl-
cine Pharmacy In Paris.
Ia pp AnrrmrnrSru m m
A PRACTITIONER OF 20 YEARs


Announces TO his friends and the public that hs CON-
diseases, vizi ''"''A
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Fits, Dropsy, Dyt-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Piles Fistula, Gout,
Rhumatism, Scrofula, White Swelling, Nervous
Affections, Fever and Ague, Bilious Complaints,
etc., ETC., etc.
DR.. VANDERMIcn has met with great success BY his
peculiar mode Of treatment Of diseases where other yery
eminent physicians have failed to produce cure 70
attest his confidence In his own sk and merits he viii
undertake the cure Of all patients without charge except
ng the cost OF medicine requiring fee until after
he restoration OF their health.
Diseases OF peculiar character he guarantees to re-
move radically In few days, without Offensive or dec
terious medicine. he warrants to all no matter how
or long standing the disease an esctual cure or
no requires no pay Females suffering with irreguiari-
ties or nerVousness, debility, etc., can be
cured BY Dr. " Invsds In any section Of the country
BY addresslng letter to him post paid and ineosng
can have advice and medicine will be promptly zen;
TO them.
lI Residence, two doors from the corner OF Green
and Floyd Streets, Louisville, Ky. ONCE hours from
TO IL o. M, and from TO D. m.
DR.. A. j. VANDERSLIOR can produce over one
hundred certificates Of the speedy cure Of various dis
| eases. Call and see him;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
FARM FOR SAIE,

It'll l. for sale his farm on the Scioto river, F
lu on the Dublin road ~ miles -four miles IA.
BY raroad) from Columbus. containing l65 acres Of
land about 90 Of which Is tlable and productive
SO acres 10 in woods under good fence and used as
pasture and has on It stream Of water which does not
dry up In summer nor freeze much In winter There 10
ON young orchard containing about IL Of bud
ded fruit trees, mostly peach OF choice varieties. which
has this year for the nrst time borne large and valu
able crop, There is also It young vineyard. This
property Is desirable either to the Farmer the Hort
culturist.
the subscriber, or to John W, Andrews, Esq.
e. r. HATOHER,
Oct, Q9-h No. 296 Town street
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
TOLEDO.

DREssrp HOss.-Ths receipts are light. the warm
weather having caused Q partial suspension among
the saughterers The weather to-day Is cooler, with
prospect Of freeze up In which case the market will
rule firm al present quotations The only sale
Of to-day was Il head at % 559S4, dividing 2o0Bs.
Blade Dec, lG.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
The Hog Market.
pJTTaRURQ,

With large receipts and unfavorable weather for pack
ing the market for hogs dull though quotations
Owt gross sales Of ass h.sd averaging $50 lbs sch a
% W. Gazette, Dec. Is.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

TAxEs-Thsoshs sosh usesSred 1s:ssred by law for the pay.
ment Of taxes at ;Vertiseinoty Treasurers' Offices
expires tomorrow C...auu.e> \, the Goth inst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

The number Of hogs slaughtered around the falls to
date Is about l00,000. The weathe Saturday and
yesterday too warm for operations among the pack
There ia but little demand, and the sales Of the
week have been made at from - TO q 50 net for light
and heavy hogs There have been material sales Of
green mests Of pork Of bacon. Lard we quote
st6k@SAc. JouTRd! Dec. l6.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

Two Ohio regiments are known to have par
ticlpated 10 the battle Of fredericksburg the
Fourth and Eighth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

CoRPoRALs c. TAYLOR, LYLEs and EnERY, of
the Eight, A9c, were among the wounded at
Ffedericksb Week..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
State and Local News.

The New York World can be had daily Of
Studer on State street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

SURGEONS JAS. T. EDwARDs ~
and W. G. schenck Of the s6.ns. HANcE'
M. Dagenfeld of the 26th, have re.-------
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The History of American Manu-.
factures from 1908 to 1860.
By DR.. J. LEAspER BIsHor . vols svo

By DR.. ]. LEANpER BIsHof 2 vols, evo.
Vol. now ready, VOi II IesTly ready
This probably the largest and most important vorA
now IA the American preSS
We have also Just published new editions Of the fol-
lowing useful and popular booksi
THE BUSINESS MANS LEGAL ADVISER; or, How
TO Save Money. by Conducting business According to
Law, as expounded BY the Best and Latest Authori'
ties 400 pp. sheep. Price, ~.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY; or, A Thousand
Chances to Make Money. Cloth 81. This has been
republished In England.
Every busneSs man and clerk should have these
books. They will pay the buyer hundred fold. Every
parent should get them for their sons.
All these books are mailed, poo aid, receipt Of
price. We pay particular attention 10 mailing books,
wrapping them carefully, and will procure and send
postpaid any book anywhere, on receipt OF publishers
price and six stamps.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
ST. Louis.
LOUISVILLE.

The weather being improved, packers recommended
killing to-day No purchases made there 10 thret
days supply In pens,-Democrat Dec 16.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
paris Lustrinas.

I,oR Travelling Dresses. vsg styl.h and elegant
Rain & SON,
iunse 10 South High Stree
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

1NHAS WORK rs THE AUTHOBIzRD
l. Infantry Tactics for the United states Army en-
bracng the system Of instruction in the form OF quss
tions and answers In the SCHOOL, the Company and Bat
TALON Drill 90 highly commended by the Inspector Gen
eral Of the u B. Army and to which best regiments
are indebted for their thorough knowledge Of every
movement In the drill and hattleaed, BY which the
lives OF thousands Of our men have been saved.
BY THR AUTHORITY OF THB srATA OF OHIO.
Rssolved, bythe General Assembly Of the State OF
Ohio That the United States Infanty Tastics for the
instruction. exercise and man@uvres OF the United
States Infantry including Infantry Of the Line Light
Infantry and Rifemen, prepared under the direction Of
tho War Department and authorised and adopted by the
eecretsy Of War, May l. 1851 with the system Of Ques
tons appended to the text, by Lieut.. Colonel n. B.
Wilson, be and the same s hereby authorised and adopt
% for the instruction Of the military Of the State Of
Ohio. April 10th, 1852.
JAMEs r. HUBBHLL,
Speaker Of The House.
$50 r J4NEB MoNRON,
ssail q Pres't pro tenn Senate.
Jos. n. RILEY co., Publishsu.
Bepul Columbus.
GENTS RIBB,D mRRINO UNDER.
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FREEDLEY & CO.,
RpiIdtn0a Naw Xnrk

PIANOS.-Persons who desire to buy q Piano Of
the best makers will be shown how they Eave hand.
In the purchase II they address PIANO. care
JOY, Coz & Co., Pnblishers Agents, New York P. o.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

ia, been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested BY over thousand personsl ana
ney testify that tho Napoleon Hair Toilet 4 the greass
oeantiner ever offered to the American people.
10 prevent this Toilet from being counereted or i'm
taed BY unprnoipied persons, We do not oor il fer
I =. any Druggnts In the United Btates. Therefore
anyLady or Gentleman who desires Soft Hs,y
and ourls and Long, Boft WhSkers or Moustache can
procure the lnvgoIaof or Toilet either one for on
doiiar, inololed In letter, with their address.
Address o =. BPENY q co.,
Boz l67, Oollinsyille,
Hartford Co., Conn.
feb23 dtW&yIv
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Columbus, Nov. 9th, ls62-w6w
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HApoLEoN's HAIR rolt rr I

They would also announce 70 The pubI,o tb,. th.v
Agents for ~ fN''" Ae' '"'s Aio
True Democrat., 1862-12-17

is intended not to authorize forcble cnGscation of suchscostdmeri in opposition to the free will of ofthcswearers. 4 By '" no llnes of retreat being kept open,9 It meant: no lines Of which the general comffana- ing vas at that time cognizant
 TIE GENERAL OF. THE IAcEERAL BRIGADE.
 This admiral orjer, my boy, produced great enthusiasm in the ranks, as no Coniederacies hadyet aeen caught and there was some dan ger of starvation in the corps.
 |. And now, my boy, occurred that magnificent piece of general8hip which is destined to live forever on the annals eff fame, and couYinee the world thatour military leaders possess a geaius 1 emaently fitting every one of them for the 1 next Presidency, CT any other peaceful office. | By skiiIful- maneuferin-, the gifted general et 1 the Mackerel brigade had succeeded in cutting I the eneay's forces to pieces, the pieces being mixed up with our own army. Then came the
 words :" Forward, double quick,1
 l FaGiSg toward Washington, our vanguard /, fsrced the Confederacies before them to move I right ahead. Swiftly following the vanguard, I and evidently fancying that it was flying be, fore them, came . regiment of ConfederaeieS. l Pursuing the latter, as though in triumph ap- peared the Comic Section, Mackerel brigade; ] closely sceecded in ifs turn hy ? regiment ei 1 Confederacies in charge of our baggage wagons, racing after whom was a regiment of Macher
 els; and so on to the end ofthc lipe.
 You may ask me, my boy, with which side rested the victory in this remarkable move, mant?
 tfhat question, my boy, can not be decided yet, as the whole procession has scarcely reach | ed Washington, but the answer may be said to depend very much upon whether the last regi'
 ment coming in is tho maeke+el or C9n.ed-r-
 ate. + Ilaecpicst, my boy, has ass~maa 2. profound
 metaphysical aspect, and the development of 2
 little more military genius on cur side will tend
 to utterly confound our enemies apd-eyerybodJ
 else. a. Yours ponde1incly,
 ''s1e ORPHEUS Q. KEER.
True Democrat., 1862-12-17
Con Kearney and Col. Wynlan-A Bit of Gossip

There is statement going the rounds Of the
 papers, that General Philip Kearney had once
 eloped with another mans wife. This Is not
 true. bat 1t $ true that he left for Europe sever
 al years ago with the daughter ofthe then col
 iector of the Port Of New II ork, whose .name
 was MaxweIl The lady was young, handsome
 and accomplished. The general was old, ugly,
 and had but one arm. He had wife and several
 children. Therefore 1t was quite astonishing
 the young lady should fancy him, and to the de strtct;on of her reputation. Mrs. kearney sued
 her faithless husband, and obtained divorce. ! Afterwards, by someshocus pocus management,
 So frequent ia the Northern States 1t was 50 ar ranged that the general and Mss Maxwell were married She is probably now his widow.
 This has brought-t to mind another case sorne-
 what similar, in the killing of Powell T. Wyman, Colonel of the I6th Massachu5ettS regiment. He Has iIieutenaDt of artillery in the company commanded by Captain Brenan. One summer evening, Mrs Breiian, then residing on Staten Island with her mother, was suddenly missed
 in the city of New York, and could not bes found She was thought to be murdered and all. Gotham was intensely excited. Several
 persons were arrested, but quickly discharged for want of even slight evidence. Thus the nlatt.r stood for long while, and the belief Heeame general that Mrs. Brenan had gone 10 the laElu Ol SDTltS. " Cil; sO aIc HtNi tOl HAN went to France, Germany, and Italy, IS was afterwards ascertained. Some citizens of New York, travelling in Europe, accidentally met the guilty pair in Florence, and saw them once or twice afterwards. At the cohsul's office they learned the name of the gcntleman-that ofthe lady was assumed. This party of New 1otkers met with gcntlema" who informed them that
 couple, answering to their description, came over in the same steamer with himself. On
 their return to this country it was ascertained
 that Lieut. Wyman had applied 70 the proper office fur-lcave to visit Europe, and his ara!i cation was refused. He made 1t the subject ot
 visit to Washington city, and, by bringing to
 bear political influence, obtained from tse Sec
 retary of War the desired privilege. From the | time of Mrs. Brcnan's disappearance until the
 sailing of the steamer alluded to was about three months, during which time tho lady was suc- 1 cessfuly concealed. The return of Lieut.. Wy 1 man to the United States was looked to with some curiosity. In the first place, he laid him> self liable to be shot by the outraged husband; and secondly, fer such treatment to superior I officer, he would have been cashered and dis
 missed from the service. --Ihe first knowledge at the South of his resnrn is his death in the
 battle at Mayera Hill while Colonel of reg1-
 ment. So, KearneY and Wyman, guilty of such
 great sin against society and morals, have gone
 to answer therefor.
True Democrat., 1862-12-17

ARKANSAS MATTERS Further accounts from
 the battle of Prairie Grove, which is cast of Cane
 Hill, in Washington county, show it to have been a Confederate victory Since then the enemy were strongly reinforced, and Gen. Hinduan, having no provisions, fell back over Boston Mountain to the valley of the Arkansas Blunt's force was at least %, 900, while HinGman had only fifteen re- ;giments and they cut down by sickness as to average not more than four hundred men to each. It appears that he attacked them in detail, first meeting the reinforcements sent tc Blunt. andscat
 tering them and tlren attacking the main army We have yet no list of the casualties, but expect the particulars by the next mail from the west As soon as Gen. Hindman rests and recruits hislittle army, he will try them again. for lie is man 0! untiring energy, and keeps his opponents busy.- We have the federal account of the expedition from Helena up White river which acknowledges it as plundering excursion and accompanied by rape. Very few abolitionsts are left at Helena, as their whole force has been sent down the Mis, sissipp to try to take Vicksburg. |,
True Democrat., 1862-12-17
- Queen Victoria talks Of abdicating in favor of Prince Albert

IIrJaERAL, LIBERALITY "A resolution was pro- posed in the legislature, and voted down, to have the laws of general character, passed at the late session. printed in the papers of this city. We had pubyhe ed these heretofore, without charge, as a matter of information, and the members who voted against the proposition to spite US didnot do such great things after all We shall, from time to time, publish such laws as we think our readers desire to read, but we shall have to tfcspass on the kindness of the Secretary of State, or pay him, to furnish us copies Of those laws. The General Assembly adopted a resolution to print only 5VO copies of the acts and journals This was liberal to the public printer elect as he gets more fer print ing the first 500 copies, than he gets for printing ! .300 afterwards Owing to the high price of pa ner all he prints over 510 copies is loss. Alter supplying the state offices, there will only De six or eight copies for each county. Another resolu- tion was adopted to publish the laws in the Wash ington Telegraph, paper printed in Hempstead county, near the southern border
 We write this with no feeling of chargrn or jealousy at the liberality shown to competitors Indeed, the legislature ought to have been more liberal to them, and by so doing, would have been more liberal to the people. If any former whg voted against the publication Of the laws to gratfy old party hatred, or any so-cailed democrat, ad- rnittcd into new organization, voted so to show his new born zeal, he is welcome to all the credit he will get. Our paper has l5 or 20,O00 readers in Arkansas. and if the object was to pFomulge the laws either our paper or the Gazette, or both' might have been added to the resolution. The Telegraph s an ably edited paper, and deserves encouragement, and if the object was to pay it ten cents q line for publishing the laws and increase it's circulation by giving it the exclusive publica- ton of them, we have no objection, but we assure our readers that it is we'll worth the subscription price without this. We shall give egch week, copies of such laws as are of general importance, and the only effect of the illberal action of the legislature will be to put to'some trouble or ex- pense to procure the copies from the secretary's oHfno
True Democrat., 1862-12-17

wounds received in battle, hen those who died of disease.
 When there is an admin istrator, certificate of the fact by the proper oficer-of the Court granting the same, under his seal of office, will be all that IS hecesasry.
 The law, and these regulations applying, as well to conscripts as to volunteers, with respect to the former, claimants and witnesses, will be required to swear to the conscription and the regiment and tho commander, to which the conscrpt belonged. They will name the cap tains and companies when they eau do So, aS this information will greatly facilitate the set dement's. Claimants should always endorse on their pa pers their address, naming post office, county and State.
 The foregoing forms etc. have been zap proved by the Secretary of War
 ". H. 5. TAYLOR, .ss
 Second Auditor, C.'S..
True Democrat., 1862-12-17

RUMoRs.-The abolitionists havedestroyed every ferry boat, slla, canoe and dug out on the Missis sippi, so that crossing, except at Vcksburg is al
 most impossible This will explain, in some de gree, why we are two or three weeks behind the times. However, we have rumors of Price playing havoc with the enemy, and of repulse of the abo- Utionists on the coast. The federal papers admit that Sbermans train was cut of at Coldwater, and we are satisfied that there have been two or three successful attacks made on the advancing colums oE the enemy. The free fight among the abolition ists is said to have occurred at Corinth. The fight at Germantown, among the enemy, arose from some firing and destroying the town, while others, with some decency, tried to prevent-it.- Fourteen were killed and fifty wounded there.