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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
State and Local News.
STATE MATTERS .

GENERAL COOPER, Of Maryland, who has been
here for some time, succeeds Gen, Wallace In
the command Of the paroled forces at this
poiut.
LIEUT.. COLONEL GEORGE w . BAILEY, of the
18th Ohio, has been honorably discharged from
the service.
IT is stated by those who ought to know,
though perhaps they do not, that the paroled
men here will be coon exchanged.
In the 59!h Ohio, Capt. G. A. Frombeys is
promoted to Major, and Second Lieut., Edward
E. Links TO First Lieut..
ALL the prisoners, among whom were two
charged with murder, recently escaped from
the Gallipolis jail. 1t is aaid they were aided
by young lady, who resided in the jailor's
family She atole the keys, unlocked the
prison doors, and escaped with her proteses in.
to the land of Secessia.
The growth OF the Public Schools in Cipcin.
natl is a marvel. They were established in
1929. and there was an attendance of $500
pupils, 10 1852 the number is 1900 Then
twenty-five teachers were employed; now 346.
Then the teachers were paid S., 1876 per snnum;
now $l46,sO3.
LIEUT.. Lew ]. Cox, of the Thirty. second O.
VI, has been appointed by the Governor as
Inspector Of sharpshooters, He is directed to
strictly conform to General Order No. 49, re-
quiring each recruit to make in FIVE consecu-
tive shots, at two hundred yards at rest. q
string Of not over five inches; OF the came
string off hand at one hundred yards.
COMPANIES B, E, F and M, OF tue Sixth cav
airy, have been permanently detached from
the regiment, and are at Fort Laramie, Ne
braska; the other companies are near Center
vile, Virginis-four companies are now re.
cruiting in the Northern part Of the State to
take the place Of thoae in Nebraska. Capt
Granville A. Gambler ia promoted to be Major
Of the Fifty ninth vice Howard also promoted; |;
slao Second Lieut.. EdWsrd J. Links TO First
Lieutenant vice Hopkins promoted
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LOCAL MATTERS.

GRAND AND PETIT JURORS Tho following
are the names of the Grand and Petit Jurors,
summoned for the November Term of the
Court Of Common Pleas OF this county, com
mencing on Monday, Nov. 10:
Grand Jurors - Aaron Anter, John Gill
Abraham Crist, Martin Eberly, John Kitzmil.
Ter, Michael Kingery, j. M. Briggs, Adam G.
Hanee, Thomas Hamilton, M. D. Batehan,
James MCGUIRE, Daniel Wright, David Beers,
John Huffman, ST., A. Detmiler.
Petit Jurors "A. w. Taylor, Samuel Kell,
Arthur O'Harra, Thomas A. jackson, Simon
Fought, William Domigan, +. c. Green, g. w
Stowell. Thomas Cook, G. P. Woodripg, Jesse
Seymour, shuah Mann,
PRoDATE CoURT.- Business transacted during
the week ending November S:
Marriage Licenses Fifteen issued during
the week.
Admitted to P,obate--The will Of William
Bembow, late Of this city.
Elected 10 Take under her Husbands Will
Louisa Palen, widow of Thomas Palen.
Naturalized-George Wildon, native Of
Hamburgh.
Discharged on Habeas Corpus-Jsmes A.
Fory, of Montgomery county, paroled volun'
tesr at Camp Wallace, under sixteen years Of
sge.
First Accounts Flled-0f John Burkhart
Guardian of William Krell; of Solomon
Woodripg, administrators of Daniel McIntire
and of Christian Siebert, Guardian of Martin
Mary, Amelia and Margaret Krauss.
Final Account Fled--Of Vincent Burkley
Guardian of Franci', Theresa and Elizabeth
Zihrlpger,
Distribution Ordered-Of eighty eight pei
cent on their claims to the creditors Of Robert
L, Seymour, deceased.
EIGHTY recruits for the 9th Ohio, and thirtJ
for the oh, left here on TUESDAY.
Tom THUMB 1--WE make this local item fol
the boys and girls) has been duly initiated {
Master Mason in 81. Johns Lodge, No. /, o
Bridgeport, Connecticut. The hall was crowded
on the occasion Of the ceremony.
@GENERAL LEW. WALLACE and Col Elston, Jr,
bis Chief of Staff, arrived in Cincinnati OF
Tuesday, and will remain there day or two
and then proceed to Cornth to report to Genera
Grant.
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New York stock Market.

NKw YORK, Nov. s.
Stocks queit but hrm. Chicago and Rock Island
e2k: Norwich and Worcester 76%; Milwaukee aud
Prairie du Chein End preferred 36X; Cleveland and
Toledo 69; Illinois Central scrip Michigan South
ern guaranteed SSH American Gold 1870; Pacific
Mail l24i New York Central l04E; Hudson 7o Harlem
81 Harlem preferred 49h michigan Central 96 Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 103; U. g.
skies 1881 coupons loik California 95; Brook
n water loan l00x Indiana and Michigan 80; Illinois
Central bonds 100; Terra Haute and Wabash Cd bonds
sex; Erie lth bonds 9Ok Del L. q W. l0l Galena and
Chicago s5M 0levelandand Pittsburg 30; Erie 64x I;
do preferred 9lK; Cleveland & Toledo 79K Treasury
Notes q 3.l0) l05X; Little Miami lO6X; Michigan
southern 43x Michigan Southern second 993 Erie I'd
bonds l2O Pitteburg, Fort Wayne Chicago I'd bonds
81, do 1st Chicago North Western LIST 3sK do %
S5% do assorted bonds q; Cleveland, Columbus and
neBsee Bixes 55; Racine and Milwaukee ll2K; United
States 6's 81 coupons 1OA; Registered l03f; Sc
"a coupons 90; Registered e5; DemandI Notes l27M,
Virginia Fives So Tennessee SAX; Hannibal and
Bt. Joseph bonds 63k United States one year certin.
oates 99N; Reading 77ki Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy e5k; US. year certificate 9sk; North Caro-
lima 6's 20.
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Evening and Midnight Reports.
Additional from tho 20 tomac.

From the heights favorable view of the
Shenandoah valley was had, but no large body
Of the enemy was to be seen. Winchester was
plainly visible, and the intervening portion of
the valley.
The commands Of cavalry and artillery un-
der Gems. Pleasanton and Averill, occupied
Piedmont last night. This morning they push
ed on, and after q spirited skirmish occupied
Marquette They now hold the approaches to
Manassas and Chester Cape, on the left Of the
Blue Ridge mountains.
The rebel cavalry showed themselves to day
opposite Snicker's Gap, aud were also visible
from the Maryland Heights.
Gen. Mcclellan spent most of the afternoon
at the top Of Ashby's Gap, taking observations
on the Shenandoah valley.
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Pursuit OF QunntroII,

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5.--The following official
dispatch has just been received:
CAMP CURTIS, JACKSON Co., Nov. A.
To MojOT- General Curtis;
For nearly week Ihave pursued Quantrell's
band of guerrillas with Major Ransom's caval-
ry, Capt. Chestnus's company Of the 18th Kan
sAs, and one piece Of artillery under Lieut..
Hunt. We have killed two, taken one prison.
er, captured over one hundred horses and mules,
and driven the marauders out of the State -
They are in full retreat south, evidently intend.
Ing 10 reach Arkansas. No casualties on our
side. A considerable number of coutrabands
accompany us to Kansas.
(Signed) JOHN Q. BARNES.
Lieut. Col Commanding.
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Col. CamorOn,s Interview with GEN
Holmes.

Holmes.
HELENA, Ark, Nov. 4.--Coonel Cameron,
Gath Indiana, who was recently bearer Of flag
of truce to General Hindmsn, commanding
rebel forces at Little Rock, furnishes the fol.
lowing
The truce party embraced Captain Serrell,
Gath Indiana, AdjuGant Mckenzie, 9Th Iowa,
and eleven men as escort. They left Helena
on the 2lst ult., and took the route to Rae Rock
ferry, and on the third day arrived at Browns
Vile.
Capt. Nolan, acting Quartermaster C. 8. A.,
commanding post, telegraphed General Holmes,
who sent Colonel Anderson with q train on
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad.-
Colonel Cameron delivered his dispatches,
consisting Of two letters from Gen. Curtis and
one from Gen. Sherman, to Gen. Holmes in
person. Holmes professed his desire to conduct
the war on honorable principles and under the
rules of warfare among civilized nations, ard
even on christian principles; that he was filIed
with horror by tales Of suffering and desolatan
brought to him, which he was forced to believe.
Many instances of outrage were cited, to which
Col. Cameron replied that the General com +.
manding had no knowledge of such occurren-
ces, and that if they had happened and guilty
parties could be found, they would assuredly
be punished.
Holmes said he knew Curtis in his youth,
and had expected him to pursue fair and hon
orable warfare; that he for his part was de-
termined to resist organized forces as long as Il
could be done; that unless their independence
was acknowledged, they would fight until ex.
terminated. He said while he fought with Or
ganized forces, he suppressed the patriotic ar
dor Of the people near Helena, and restrained
them from guerrilla warfare. But should Lee
be beaten In Virginia, and Bragg in Kentucky
be crashed, the people would rise as individuals,
and each man take upon himself the trust OF
expelling the invaders.
He inquired If our army at Corinth had been
reinforced. On being assured In the negative
he appeared to be satia6ed and gratifod He
said that on the 22d he sent flag of truce boat
with reply to Gen. Curtis's former letter, BY
way of Arkansas and Missouri rivers. He liked
the spirit Of Curtis's letter, and had at once
sent all prisoners, nearly one hundred. In his
reply, he said cotton dealers taken by rebel sol-
diers, had been or would be released.
! Col. Cameron found three reads loading 10
White river from Helena, all well watered and
supplied with forage. Beyond, the praries will
soon be impassable. The rebels are stacking
prairie hay near Brownsville, and bringink corn
from the bottom lands to Little Rock, Through
the scarcity of forage, they had dlsmounted a
large portion of their cavalry, including the
2bth Texas.
The Arkansas river 10 30 low as to be impas-
sable for the lighteat draught boats, while
White river has risen twelve and quarter feet
since August, and now has fifteen feet at the
lowest point mp to Clarden.
The rebels at Little Rock have information,
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-The rush to the Gus
tom House yesterday afternoon to procure
ment ran high. A company of the provost
guard was sent for to preserve order, and we're
compelled to use the butt ends of their muskets
to keep the crowd of.
The City Council yesterday took action in
the matter Of small change, by appointing a
committee to adopt some plan whereby the
city may issue scrip for the fractional parts of
dollar
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Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, Nov. 4.
fL0UR-sales Of 100 barrels red double extra at
IS SIX.
WHEAT-Llttle doing. Sales on Change three cars
from store and 1000 bushels at 81 Oo. Since Chanpe
900 bushels sold at 81 0s free on board and cars do
at 90; 1000 bush good white aoat cold OF 81 g. and
2 900 do at 81 IS.
BUTTER-Advsncing. Sales so kegs choice W. R.
at l69l7c.
EaGs-Are selling at l4c.
HIGHWINEs-selling at 36@a36kc.
DRIED APPLE-sale I6 bb!s at 4Lc
FEATHERs-sale 400 b at 4O,.
LAddar
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Use DR.. HURD's CELEBRATED MOUTH WASH
Price, 81 cents per bottle.
This astrngent wash 10 also the best remedy In the
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Price, Is cents per bottle.
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No Draft in BostOn-Gen. Banks,s
ExDedItiOn,

BosTON, Nov. 5.--The quota for Boston for
troops has been filled by voluntary enlistments.
Consequently there will be no draft.
The Common Council had appropriated $780,
600 in aid of raising three companies Of
cavalry for the Texas expedition OF General
Banks, Hon. A A. Lawrence projected the
raising Of cavalry, and is the liberal patron Of
the squadron,
Major General Banks and staff, escorted by
the 4lst Massachusetts, regiment, will leave for
New York tonight via Fall River. General
Banks has received the most cordial and enthu-
siastic hospitality during his brief visit hero.
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which they crodIt, that Galveston, Sabine,
Troy and Houston have been captured by tho
Ftderals.
Large quantities Of hoo's, qnih ne and other
articles find theit Sty 70 Il g rebels rom liele.
M and Memnbit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5-The Governor ap-
points the 9Th for Thanksgiving Day.
Tho roll OF the cavalry company organizing
In this city to go East to join some Massschu-
sests regiment, is full, and 500, 900 are appro.
priated from the city treasury toward paying
sheir passage.
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new York Cattle market.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4,

The market for beef cattle was not essentially differ
ent from last week, though there was less actively and
buoyancy The principal feature was the predetermina-
on Of the bntche, or portion OF them to ovade the
Government tax Of SOC per head as the drovers and
brokers refused to father the loss the butchers were Of
course compelled TO pay II after considerable demur.
Tho range price was from to 9j but the bulk Of the
offerings sol at from to cent; the quality was good
MILCH C0WS-Were quiet and unchanged.
VEAL-steady at from to 096ki tho latter an ex.
uem9 rate.
BHEEP L. LAMB5--goid tolerabIy we'll during the
week, but particularly since the cold spell commenced
with slight advance.
sWINE-H,ve been rather heavy, prices somewhat
lower.
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Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.
The Money market moderately active at 5B6 per cent
discount for loans on call.
Strictly Prime Paper rules quite easy at 5K6k per
cent. discount.
Sterling Exchange rules hrmer at 81 1901 4t for the
range OF Merchants bills and Bsnkers bills 81 44k@
As.
American Gold opened steady at 30D30k, and closed
Arm at 81 per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars are quiet and nominal at 3l%
per cent. premium.
Government Stocks hTmer United States 6's 1881
81 04h@l 042fi United States q 3l0) Treasury Notes
81 0H@l 05X.
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sSNES YoRK, Nov. 5.-The steamer Star of
the South has arrived from Port Royal. The
New South announces the death of Col. Ma
thaniel Brown, Of the Sd Rhode Island rogi-
ment, Captains WMfed and Williams, aud
Lieutenat w. B. Manton.
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AY RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

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structed In health again,
Thoy stimulate tho functions
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tIvlty, purify the system from
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The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DREPARED FROM AN IMPROVED
l. recipe by the proprietor Of the "BRorHKR JoNA
THAN POLISH" Ia certified by all the leading New York
Furniture Dealers and Forte Makers to be the
Dirt and restoring high and lasting gloss 10 all kinds
Of Vanished Work. from Furniture to Leather. It Is
cheaper and better Ahan Vanish, dries immediately and
10 easily applied. With piece Of Canton Flannel and
bottle or two Of this NEw FURNITURE POLISH House
keeper work magic In the furniture OF house and
keep Il looking like new Now is the time to .shine
up your Tables, Chars, Desks, Pianos Picture Frames
Carriages, etc.. and make them look fty per cent bet
ter. This s true economy. For sale by Furniture
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cents bottle. Depot No. ], Spruce Street, New York.
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Notice.

THERE WILL BE A PETITION
Il presented to the Commissioners Of Franklin conn
IT, Ohio at their next meeting TO vaeae that Of the
State road In Blendon township, commencing In the
township road between Blendon and Mftiln townshps
about hfly rods west OF Alum creek; thence north
through the lands OF Grove Pnney, eas Park and Zenas
jackson, ill It intsneeB the Clinton and Blendop
Plank Road and Turnpike.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

LOUISVILLE, Nov, 5.--Col, Curren Pope died
here to day.
A strong Union force will commence repair
ing the Louisville and Nashville railroad with
in the State of Tennessee to morrow.
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Ldddr
Hog MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.
The market for hogs continues dull, and sales were
made for present delivery at 81 IS l09 70 quo aV.
and they are offered for all this month at - So but
the packers seem Indifferent about making purchaser
lot Of 700 head sold for the last half Of December at
$3.50.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.

wHoLEsALE MARKET.
WEEKLY REvIEw.
BLopR-salesat IS 1916 90 for red and 90 9597 80
for whtei market unsettled.
WuEAT-Gt 81 00@l l2h
CoRE-sales at $50
OATs-sales at 400.
RYE-small sales n, f5idJ0o,
HAY-sales at GO 0OaDl0 10.
PoTAToEs-sales at 4Oab50c
BKANs-sales at S2 25.
eAbT-rules at - COCA 50per bbl
WHITE BIsH-rule at q 756p8 w per Dbl.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
Columbus Retail Market.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. s. 1852.
The following arc the retail quotations corrected by
VIM. H. Restieaux, wholesale aud retail grocer, No.
l0B bouth High Street.
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Attachment.

Cbas, H. Fri.be, plalnti) Before WV Kle Justice Of
vs. ! the Peace Of Madison towu
Geo. H. Dildine defendsnt ship, Franklin county Ohio
ON THE FIRST DAY or OCTOBER, A. D., 1869.
~ sad iustce issued an order OF attachment IN the
above action for the Of e25 81 debt and probable
costa $40 co. The case Is set for trial November %
1862 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
oct ll-w3w o. II. RRIHBIE.
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THREE TRAINS DAILY.
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
Trom Columbus, in Connection with Trains on the
LEETLE MIAMI AND COIUwwu.
AND XENIA HAlLROADS

FIRST TEAM
NIGHT EXPRBSB-Leaves Oolurobus at 4.OO A. M.
viii stop at Delaware, Ashley, CardIngton, Gilesd
Gallon, and at all stations North Of Galion arriving A.
Cleveland at $50 A. NJ, Dunkirk ass p M. Buhslt
''2s r H. New York 10 AM, Boston $50 P. NJ
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPREsS-Lcayes Columbus At u.IO
crestlin.e Shelby, New London, Wellington and Graf.
toni arriving at Cleveland at 35 p NJ Dunkirk a05
NJ: Buffalo lO:9S P. NJ, New York 900 p. M, Boston
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPRES5-Leaves Columbus at 9:iOP
d. WK stop at all stations south Of SbeJbv sud at
saem, New London, Wellington, Grafton and Beres: ar
irving VI Cleveland Et 9:l0 P. NJ. Dunkirk p,SO A. M
buffalo S:eO A NJ, New York 600 p NJ, Boston ii IS
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch fos Spring Geld
AT Cr.stline with Pittsburgh, IT, WAYNE and Chicago
harest as1 ,oI Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
At Shelby, with Sandusky Mansfield and Neueyk pa,
road, fer all points on that road. Also for Toledo
AT CLEVELAND with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
Dunk'rt' buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patelat Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Sd'o"te t%:ckod Through to Ms,O York and Boston
O'G Cgeveldnd dlso. to Philadelphia and
"e'o York Ola OTssGtns.
RETURNING
Nisn ExpreS arrives at Columbus at ll3O I'M.
oihcnnatl Express strives at Columbus ut Loo A. NJ
accommodation arrives at Columbus at lois p, M
"-----
EaIro as Low an by any other Route.
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Headache, he,sichHendoGhe,Fo Foul stomach.

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Dysentery, Dinrrhoa, Relax, Worms

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AS "a Family Physic.

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Fiort Dy. Theodore Bell, gf NeO Yo,d' Cty.
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