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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23
lREpORrru EoR THE ONO srATuaiAS

lREPoRTEp PoR THE ONO sTATEciAE
NEw YoRK, Jan. eI.
CorToN-TherS Is nothing Of moment doing and the
market entirely nominal at 35965c formidl ns up.
lsnds.
EcLR-opened dali and drOaping with further de-,
olne IN tTeghtS The market closed rather steady
with moderate demand for export and home copsump.
ton With sales OF thirteen thousand eight bundi ed
barrels at SS 4595 so for superne state; S5 1905 rs
Tor extra Btaej % 45 50 for superne westen IS 20
93 w for common to medium extra western; e5 90
GO 93 for shipping brands extra round hoop 0hlo
~ O9So 20 for trade brands. Market closing dull
and dec hing Canadian -four In only moderate request
A. plcee slightly in favor OF sales 900 barrels
10 1905 % for Superhnej 85 7OS6 rs for common to
choice extra
RYE eL0UR-Quiet and steady: ssles Of $50 bbla at
% 5O9425
CORN MEAL-ouie. and without material change.
WHlsKY-Heavy; sales $50 bbls at Csc. closing sci.
leIs, ordinary barrels 24kc.
WHEAT-mhrket opened dull and closed rather mores
1eady Not much business done. Bales Of 30O bushele
No. Chicago spring at 81 81; 1900 bushels MiwGuset
club at 49, and Il 300 bushels winter red western
RYE-scaroe and firm, with Gales of 5000 bush prime
BARLEY-.Rule' quite firm at 10000. Sales Of 5000
CORN-More doing for export, but no decided change
In price; sales 920OU bushels 3c for mixed western
store AID deliVeredj CSC for new yellow jersey and
oATs-Dull and heavy at 4O942c for Jersey, Canada,
western and state
EOhh-Oontlnues steady with fair business DOING
Sales Of 975 banes at Sll 7l2 60 for mesa including
choice city; Sls o19i3 for western prime msss; SI3 IS
for oity do.
BEEE-RuleS very quiet with sales Of $50 barrels at
80 81 for country prime s595 so for country aess
SlUSH for repached mess, and Sl3 759nfor extra
mess.
PRIME MESS BEER-Firm, with sales of 100 tsrcCs
at e2l.
BEEF HAMS-Inactiye,
CUT MEATS-More active; sales $40 pkgs st 4H@95c
for shoSldsrssnd 59eC for hams.
BAooN-sides In moderate requesti prces sllghtls
favor the buyer sales e5t boxes western aud city
4ohoi Cumberland cut middles ct eec; long rbbeo
dol at oxc Tor short do; 70 for long clear Kc short
clear.
LARD-More active but prices without decided change
Sales Of 425 barrels at 7KeA, including 600 barrels
prime steam TO arrive, In ALL this month at 6Kc and 30
kess at $40.
HoGs-Oressed, hardly so firm, at 494X for west
ern, and 4K94x for city, the latter q very extreme
price,
BUTTER-scarcely SO firm with sales at ll@l4c for
Ohio and 189olc for stae.
CHEEeE-Dullat 5N97c.
C0BfEE-The market for Bio Is more active and
hm.
sUGAR-Raw, steady and Arm; sales Of 900 hogsheads
et7kc for Barkadoes 7ko for English Islands; e9xc
for Cuba 9kc for New Orleans; $50 bags Siam at bHo,
net cash; refined unchanged;
M0LASsE9-UDchanged.
sT0oKs-Quet but firm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23
The battle at sOIsAerset-GaIlant Com
nnci of the Cannaaaaenna.

CiNcINKATI, Jan. 22.--The Louisville Jour
nal of yesterday says twelve cannon were cap
tured at Somerlet. II thinks the rebel army
cannot eecape. There are from seven to ten
Federal regiments, which we're thrown across
the Cumberland River some days since, to In.
terceps their retreat. Unless the rebels divide
into squads, and find their way into Tennessee
by unirequented paths, they must all be en-.
trapped.
A letter to tho Commercial, dated Somerset,
the 18th inst, says zolieofer is said to have
been killed by Col. Fry, Of the Second Kentucky
Regiment.
We have taken many prisoners.
The loyal Tennesssesns fought like tigers,
and have suffered much.
The Ninth Ohio was badly cut up.
The Tennesseeans took one battery at the
point of the Oayonet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23

CoRss AND BUNioNs.-Dr. Randall, who makes
the cure Of oorns and bunions specially, con.
.lnues to operate for our afflicted citizens at his
.oflce, No. 30 East Town street. From the high
reputation which he has acquired in bis peculiar
palksvs wOuldi advise such Of our readers as
are afflicted with these Irregularities, cOrns and
nanionS, to lose no time in visiting him, ss We
understand his time IS limited to Saturday next
Sss sdvsrtisemsnt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23
Ernn mInaourI.

sr. LOUIS, Jan, PA report bySAdjutant-
General Harding to Governor Gamble shoWs
that thirty.ihree thousand eight hundred and
eighty.two olroops have entered the Federal scr.
vicefor three years or shewaf, Of which twep.
ty.five thousand are infantry, three thousand
artillery, and six thousand cavalry.
The number of militia organised under the
Governors call for elk months men was up
ward Of elk thousand.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

r, Neil, Admir- OF
VS.. Jane Term. A. D. less.
Esra Martin ct al.
DY virtue o an order Of sals to me directed from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas OF Erankiln county Ohio,
viii 0er for sale st the door Of the Court House IN
the City Of Columbus, ohio,, on ss
THURSDAY, January 30:h, A. D. 1862,
at one O'Clock p M the following described real esa,s
situate In tho county Of Franklin and Sts Of Ohio 70
Wit:
Bounded the east srd vest by az extension Of tho
east and west lines Of Fifth street, north bs Sugar aey
and south BY Town street, being sixty feet front on ToW
street by 67h feet deep, nod situated the city Of %
iumhus, Ohio being the same property conveyed By
John w. Baker ard wife to said Martini by doei dated
Aprii ], 1855. y
Appraised at S5 900. e
G. W. HUFFMAN, eharin,
and Mater o. mnissieEer,
Printst's fees 0376.
dec26-dlt&wtd tr SCR ft,,sI
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Federal LO,s at someFset-Fod
Gross Cum berIand River.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22--The entire Federal loss
OF the late battle near Somersett was thirty
nine killed and one hundred and Atty wounded
General Thomas's forces took fourteen can.
non and fourteen hundred mules and horses.
Gen. Thomas Is now across the Cumberland
river, in pursuit Of the rebels.
The steamboat and eight OF the bargss used
by the rebels were burned. The Federals are
using the remaining bArges IN transporting
troops ecross the river.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

George L. oonverSsl
Common Pleas
james Meara ct al. sf
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID TO ne directed from the Court Of oonmou Pism Of
Franklin County, Chic, viii oGer for sAie At tha
door Of tho Court House, In tho city ofoolumbua on
Saturday, the lss day Of February, A. D. 1862,
81 O'Clock P. NJ, the following described raj estate
situate in the county Of franklin and ssas Of Ohio q
wit:
The west half Q! ioi nunbey thirty tsu) 81 Robi
designated IN the recorded plat Of ssid addition
Appraised E. 600.
q. W. HUFFMAN, kherlg.
Printer'sfsss o. Is.
janisdlteHtd
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col. mco ook wounded

CuNcrEKArI, Jan. ga private dispatch from
Somerset says that Col. Mcoook, of the Ninth
Ohio, was wounded In the recent battle, Three
balls struck his horse, fourth passed through
his overcost, and the Hfth hit him. The wound
Is psinful but not dangerous. epr'st
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23

ConoERT AND BALL-The German Manner.
ohor Of this city will give Concert and Ball
this Thursday evening, at the Hall Of the
German TheAter. The price OF ticket admit
tlnRs gentlemau and lady is one dollar. II
. viii doubtless be ane musical and festive en-
tertainment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23

GKAND AND PETIT Jurors The following
Hre the Grand and Petit Jurors for the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas, which
commences On Monday, February "a, 1862;
GaAND tuaoRs.--Fleteher Sells, Washington
township; N. c. Mason and John Wright, Tru'
60; David slrAnabsn, Jacksoni James W. Bar
bee, orrln Clover and John GOdoWn, Norwichi
Joseph H, Wells, D, F. Noble and ]. R. iBidls'
man, Montgomery All. Carter, Sharon; Da'
vid Williams, Hamilton; James Carpenter
Plain; o. p. CLANCY and R. F. Dildiue, Madi'
son. .-a5sC .rGsa.e iit O., 2 {. 1ss.ss,i,
PETlr JuRoRs. John Helpmau, Madison tcwn.
ship; James P. Wright, Sharon; Theodore Car
psnssr. Jefferson; origen Harris, VIM. Aston
and H. M. Cryder, Montgomery James Brad
Geld and R. w. Worthington, Pleasant; Charles
Harper, Jacksoni John Damn, Washington
George H. EArhart, Truro; John swicksrd
lflalQ 4 III sf.fgt rsaIs ar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23

New YoRx, Jan. 29.-speclals say that the
statement that the Senate committee on For
eign Relations had voted to recommend the es-
tablishment of diplomatic intercourse with
Haytl, Is doubtless premature. There is con-
siderable opposition TO such step, as tending
TO excite feeling In the Border States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23
From kansas.

( LEAvENwoRTH, jan. %. = The Thirteenth
Wisconsin Infantry, Col. Morency, arrived here
to-day for part Of Gen. Lanes column; other
regiments are expected soon. - 80 ~
Opothleyh the Chief Of the Unlon indians
10 here to confer with Gen. Hunter. aN ssai.o
n Col. Jennison's regiment Of cavalry is order.
ed to the Indian country. .5 ~. 80. Az 5'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23
probate court.


Items Of business transacted IN tne r,opa't
Court of franklin county, Judge Albery, dur'pe
the week ending Wednesday, JAM ~ 1904
MARRheE LicENaEs.
- N,nateen marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week--ln increase OF nearly Two 'o
one over the preceding week.
plsralDurioN OF ASSETS
NV! Andrews, Executor Of Lyme Startling.
depeased, was ordered to distribute TO legal
olaimants the sum Of $500, being a part Of
the contingent fund and proceeds IN ni' Dau'S
FINAL ACCOUNT FILED.
The final account Of Joseph Mussey, Execu'
or Of Mary C. Jurus. rendered by John Camp
ton, Executor Of said Mussey, was fiied'
PROBATE OF WILL.
The last will and tts:ament Of Evan Hey'
pOlds late of Norwich township. deceased' was
admitted to probate.
MIA = LApMrslsrRAroR APPOINTED.
lH John A. Bieler was appointed administrators
OF Philip sipe, late Of Columbus, deceased
GUARDIAN LPP0lsTED. J
Peter Thomas Rein was appointed Guardian
of Barbara Caroline slpe aad Johanna sipe'
children Of Philip sipe.
RrmANbEp ON HABEAs CORPUS
writ Of hobeGs corpus Os.issued on the ap-
pIlcation Of Henry Rush, Guardian Of John W.
Barr, Of Highland county, minor under eight
cen years of age, and a volunteer at Camp
q Chase. On examination, the said Barr was re-
rnanded 10 the service, 1t appearing that ne had
been in the service for month or more with
out objection on the part Of his guardian.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23

T Seven prisoners got out OF this county
jail last night, and left for parts unknown
They succeeded in saving of some of thsbars'
ard thus breaking through. One Of them iS
charged With murder.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23
New York Cattls Market
lTELToRAPHED roe TUE OHIO srArEMAs.l

lTEJrdRAPHED ZOE TUE OHIO sTATEsMAN.
NEW York, Jan. 20.
According to reports from the several market places
In the city, there has been received this week;
beeVees ,S92
Cows" Observation-Disclosures. 1873
teals.'.''' 3l4
sheep and Lamba. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 9p23
sWine' 400
BEEF-Dspressed; quotations at 597c.
ShEEP-eteady; quoted at 2h93Ko.
sWlNE-Heavy; quoted at24@3N.
HO03-The maTkot Is everstocked with hogs and dead
meats and the untavorable weather has contributed
the depression OF the cattle market.
MlLod o0Ws-Are dsll and nominAlly unchanged.
VEALs-Limited request, but prices have undergone
no change,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23

U The Secretary Of the Treasury has direct
Cd the subscription booka recently opened for
tho National Loan, to be closed. The total
amount subscribed In this city was Sta 36O.2e:
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DepRItura OF TroOpa.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan.I22.-The Ninth (GermaD)
Regiment, commanded by Col. Solomon. who
distinguished himself under Sgel at Spring fed.
left to day for Fort Leavenwortb, we'll armed
and equipped.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
wKEKLY REVIEW.

FLovR-salssAt % Q5@4 so for red, and s47515 90
for white; market unsettled.
WHDT-at659o0.
CoRE-sales AZ $50
0ATs--saes dull q. 25o.
Rye-snAll sales i5lp5Oo
HAY-sales at a749
PoTAToEs--'ales Al IS 050a.
BKANS-sales at 87oQDSl25.
SALT--rules at 81 IS per bbl.
WHITE FIsH-rule at SO $500 rs per bbl
BucKwHEAT PLouR-At 2k92kc pb
Sugars, Teas and Coffee advancing stlIi IL prospect
OF lnceeased duty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23

BosroN, Jan. 2S.--The Canada sailed at noon
for Llverpool. She takes out $40, 600 and eight
thousand soyereigns in specie. aissa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23

Hon Noah III. Swayno Appointed
Judge OF the supreme court.
New YoRK, Jan. 20 Specials state that the
President has sent in the nomination of lodge
Swayne, of oh o, to the Supreme Court Bench
vice Judge Mclean, deceased.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23
GUARDIAN LPP0lsTED

Peter Thomas Rein was appointed Guardian
Of Barbara Caroline slpe aad Johanna olpe'
children Of Philip Sipe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23
MoCoNNLsYILLE, o.

The pork trade Is about over We have heard Of very
few sales. Dryers psypg 81 eS 70 81 40 per hun
ored for live hogs'-lEnq. b'
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