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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-01
From Kansas,

LEAyENWoRTH, Jan. 3l.--General Order No
~, Department Of Kansas, prohibits troops o.
this Department from entering the Department
of Missouri without special orders. All armed
parties, whether belonging to the service Of tht
Government or not, who shall hereafter crosl
the Kansas border and enter the Department Of
Missouri without due authority, ehall be ad
judged to have entered for purposes of depreda.
tion, and shall be held subject to the penalties
Of military law. A 80 :,
All armed bands OF men in the State OF Kan.
sas, not In the service Of the United States now,
or acting under special authority obtained from
the Governor Of the State or Of the General
Commanding, are hereby warned to disband
and return 10 their homes.
A military commission for the trial of all
such prisoners, and all who are now detained on
charges Of armed depredations or Jayhawking,
will be established.
The Ninth Wisconsin, Col. Solomon, il
quartered in this city; the Second Ohio cavalry,
Col. Doubleday, is qusrtered at Platt City,
Missouri, ct present.
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southern Nows,


New YoRK, Jan. 81 The Africa from Liver.
pool the 18th, Queenstown the 10Th, Is below,
The following are taken from Southern pa.
pera;
The Richmond Dispatch Of Wednesday de.
nies the importance OF the point gained by our
feet, and says even when it gets to Savannah Il
will not have accomplished much; thus admit.
ting that Savannah is lost. Our feet may burn
Savannah, 1t adds, but what then7 It is not q
place Of much Importance, has no cotton nor
specie, aud In fact is not as big as New York.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan. 27.--The Savannah Morn.
News of this date says that thirteen Federal
vessels, seven of which were steamers of war,
were reported off SkiddaWay Island YESTERDAY
fifteen were also seen from Fort Pulaski, bound
southwark. fa H@
The Confederate steamers Savannah and St.
Johns have reconnoitered Walls Cut, and found
the enemy trying to remove the obstructiops
placed In that locality. The Confederates dis.
charged muskets ct the Yankees, who fed, leay-
ing their provisions, bedding, blankets, etc. q
.AUousTA, Jan. 28.-Intelligence from Sayan.
nah states that six Federal vessels entered tne
river yesterday back Of Little Tybee, and pass
ed up to the north end Of Wilmington Island,
trying TO cut of communication between Fort
Pulaski and Savannah. The enemy sheled
Wilmington Island, and fred on the Confeder.
ate steamer Ida, but no injury was done. Com.
modore Tatnall's feet was at Thunderbolt, but
arrived safe at Savannah.
Fort Pulaski has provisions enough to las.
them six months.
The New Orleans Crescent Gays the steamer
Calhoun entered q louisiana port on Thursday
night, where she accidentally burst her boiler
aud become unmanageable. The Captain, fear.
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Tho Flooa I'M CnlifornIa.

I San Francisco, Jan. 3l.--After one weeks
extraordinarily cold though pleasant weather,
another rain storm has commenced In San Fran.
cisco, which doubtless comes from the flooded
portions Of the States. The storm in most Of
the interior counties has subsided. Communi.
cation with many districts is still suspended. h
The Legislature, by Q concurrent resolution,
agrees to assume Callfornia's portion Of the
national direct tax. - /. q q <
'Theresolntion passed insIructIng the delega-
tion in Congress to urge the establishment OF q
line Of mall steameEs between San FFanoieco
and Japan and China.
Allnavigsble rivers in Oregon are closed by
ice,
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Superior Court of Franklin Coun-
ty, Ohio.

Gilbert u. ThompSon( 1915
Farley Z. siaINs HoWle,. and Civil Action.
Augustus Leitner.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To
1N Farley L. Howett OF the state Of Missouri that
Silcert y: Thompson Of the county Of franklin In the
state OF Ohio, did, on the I'd day Of January A, D.
lSof hle his petition in the Superior Court Of franklin
county, Ohio, against the said Farley l.. Hewlett and
Augustus Letner defendants, setting FORTH that on the
9TH day OF January, A. d. 1855 said Hewlett made
written agreement with said Thompson to convey 10 him
lot NO. 10 IN the town Of Lockbourne In said county,
upon the payment Of fifty dollars, 10 be paid ten dol
lars In hand, twenty dolars in one year, and twenty
dollars 10 two years from date, with inereat that aid
Thompson did pay the ton dollars In hand and aerWnrd
vas compelled to pay and did paF tho balance 70 ono
Joseph Brantran upon garnishee process issned BY
\. harrison, Justice Of the Peace In said county, In
an acuon BY said Brantran against said Howett that
said Howlet has wholly neglected aud refused to
vey said lot to the plaintiff according to said agree
ment And said peton further sets forth that the plain
til made agreement with the defendant Leitner on the
10th day Of July, 1861 whereby the plaintiff transferred
and delivered to him tho title bond Of said Hewlett and
In consideration thereof the said Leitner conyeyed 10
the plaintiff the N. half Of the 8. W. quarter OF Sec
81, T. 80 n. l. n. OF 5h n containing eaht acres
Of land, In Reynolds county, Missouri; that snid Let.
had not good and sufficient title 10 said land and
that his conveyance to the plaintiff was frsndulent q
with said Lener be Tescnded and that said Eeltner Be
ordered 70 70 deliver 10 plaintiff mid title bond aud
that said Howettbe ordered to convey to plant said
iot No. ~ IN Lockbourne, and for other relief.
The said Farley Il. Hewlett Is notified that he Il re,
SniIsd . sppesr and answer sad petition on or before
Dated this I'd day Of January, 1862,
Ians-wsw fe ATTY for PisIntIr.
f5f if u - is9 $3.50 .as ffEl
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the vessel, including about one hundred snd
fifty bales Of cotton.
NASHVILLE, January 26.--A private dispatch
from Bowling Green announces that fifteen
thousand FederaIs crossed Green River yester-
day. -.
BATON RouoE, Jan. 2l.--The Governor to.
day sent to the Legislature bis veto Of the bill
to loan to thee planters 81 900 Of State
Treasury notes. This settles the question, as
there is not asuflicient majority for itin either
House to pass 1t over the veto. -
The Mobile Tribune of tho Goth states that
there have been nine Federal bodies picked up
on the beach, killed by our men in the takiDgof
the schooner Wilder, and expresses the opinion
that at least thirty of the enemy were killed on
that OCCASION. -
The British Consul at Mobile has sent mes
IeDger by flag of truce, todemand the liberia
lion of the schooner Wilder, which Is claimed
ss British vessel. IA CsgTg}wn
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Hsw York Marss,.
IRIFoRTHD TOR TUE ONO lrArrsnAr !

: lhkPoRTkD ToR TIE ONO grATEgMkM
fcsgspga NEW YORK. Jan. 81.
ooTT0N--The cotton market Is dull and nominal a
3 $40 for middling uplands.
Z RLOUR- R-Advsncsd about 50 per Dbl; nie. Of Is QOt
barrels at S5 50D5 IS for superne state S5 75p5 Sd
for extra staej s5 505 IS for superne western; IS
g5 w for common 10 medium extra western; IS 0s
@o w for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
~ lOg0 70 for trade brands. Market closing arm,
holders generally refusing the inside quotations.
Vanadan -four may be quoted little bet or with more
doing Sales Of $50 barrels At e5 505 IS for super
hne; S5 1900 rs for common 70 choice extra.
RYE FL0UR-Quist and steady, sales of 100 tarres
00RH MEAL-ouiet and steady; sales QJO bbls nj
- t1r Jersey and ss 30 for BrsndyWne so punohsOns
.WaIsKY-Henyy and declining; sales Of 200 bbs at
WHEAT-one cent better with moderate export dc.
mand sales OF az 900 bushels OhloaQo spring at 90;
90 norhwestern cluoa 81 30i 800 extra choice
winter red Illinois at 81 1901 l0 6OO do amber MIeh-
gan At u 46 60U do inferior white indiana at sl Al
RYE-Aetiye and firm; sales of $500 bush at 7o@
QUO for inferior western 63o for Jersey; e365c for
good western and state. 49, - : : -
BARLEL--scarce and Arm: sales Of 1900 bush state |
at $4,000. rs III 70 =, y : - ''"'' ""
O0RN-More active and about 10 nor bush bstar with
moderate business; sales Of 900 bush 63c for mixed
western in store; $50 for devsred and white southern
on private terms, .e- nr
OAT5-Quiet and unchanged; aaies al 4I0a42c Ieraev
canada, western and STATE.
PoaK-Market steady, With less doing; sales Of 23OU
pDm SIxg 70 Ior mess SlJ OODl3 so for western and
city " o0D9 80 for primo mess.
BEEf-Qalet and steady sales OF 300 barrels AZ M
@s oo Tor country prime, S595 so for country mess
vlOgls for repacked mess; - 75@l4 for extra me,s
az PRIME MESS BEER-In moderate demand; Sales OF
200 tlerces at S21. '~''' VI
tierces at 324. T-.l - =. -'S''' "--'S'''.'ii " ''o ''o
BEEF AMs-steady and Arm at SI4 o5QI5. Il
VUT mEATb-More active; sales OF 100 OUO bbs drv
sailed nam at 6c and 1000 pounds heads n dry salt al
SMOKED MEATs-Rule steady; sales 10000 pound,
BAooN-sides more qpiot aud prices slightly In favor
OF tne buyer. Sales $50 boxes at 6X@6Kc FOR short
ribbed middles city and western; for long rib
bed middles, and 6&@7o for short and long clear.
Hoas-Dressed, steady at 484H for western, and 4Hc
7K0So. ''''' VI 'S'V DplS"
o, ,sUrTaR-sellng slowly at ll@ IS for Ohio and 100
CHEEeE-Duil and nominal at 5K@7c.
kI0h-Quet at 7D7kc for oaroiina. ssi
OotsEE-MaIket continues lrn, but nothIpx Of mo.
ment doing. VI "'O
sUGAk-A little more doing in raw to-day. but pyess
generally without decided change. eaes 81 hhds cuba
y eHc; "a hhds Porto Rico at sf0eXc; 81 hhdS 81.
h,tm at1o: $50 boxes Havana 699kc.
M0LASSE5-Quiet and without change IN nr,.a. s.a. ,
Of u bbs old crop New orleans at Asa: bv ancton so
nhd' Porto Rico a. 3lkQ33ko cash. :
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From Cairo.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-A special to the Journal
from Cairo says Capt. Constable, commander
of the mortar boats, returned from PittaburU
this morning, Twelve of the mortar boats
will be Immediately put in readiness for active
service.
4 DR.. 8. Coles, arrested at Bertrand, was tried
at Charleston Wednesday, for horse stealing
and murder. The commissioners found him
guilty OF both charges, and sentenced him "a
close confinement in the military prison during
the war.
+ The steamer Emma Duncan arrived TO-DAY
with large cargo Of powder and she'll
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9Asee WAaHIN0roN, Jan. 81.
SEHATE.-Mr. Foster, from the committee on
Pensions, reported bill authorizing the Secre-
tary of the Interior 20 sirike from the pension
roll all names OF persons who take up arms
against US or aid the rebels The. bill was
passed. W. Afsyg ,Wk 70 E bE ,~ag
The joint resolution in relation to the indus.
trial exhibition at London was taken up The
resolution appropriates S35, 900 for the expense
OF carrying out the former resolution.
Mr.. Hale opposed the resolution. The reso-
luton was tejected--yeas II, nays %.
Mr.. Wilson OF Missouri introduced bill to
secure the completion of the southwest branch
OF the Pacific Railroad. Referred.
On.motion Of Mr.. Ten Eyck, the bill TO pro-
hibit the Coolie trade by American citizens, was
taken up and passed. bE 49,
The case of Mr.. Bright was taken up.
Mr.. Fessenden made q report from the com
mittee Of conference on the Civil and Diplo-
mstio Appropriation bill, which was concurred
In. 30 tho bill stands passed. B VI
Mr.. Bright's case was continued. t'~1
Mr.. Bright replied to Mr.. Wilmot and others.
He said there had not been proposition of
peace for seventeen yeara, he had not voted for.
There had never been any political issue he
had not voted against. s4alvGC cgp
HoUsE.-On motion of Mr.. Fessenden, an ed
itorial In the Chicago Tribune stating that
one-ihird of.the cartridges furnished the Burn
side expedition contained no powder, ETC., was
referred to the Government Contract commit
tee. tai e4ar +-f-.---n .,,ss
II was resolved that tho Secretary Of War
Inform the House the number of regimenta
bands employed in the service, and If their ser
Woes can be dispensed with. feafv ~6-
g Tho committee on Commerce were instructed
70 Inquire into the expectancy of passing law
prohibiting the expectation OF oak timber.
The Treasury notos bill was postponed till
Monday = T. a. " - 9 go
Mr.. Sargent spoke In favor OF the construo-
lion Of the Pacific Railroad and Telegraph III |,
Adjourned till Monday.
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New York Cattle Market

BoLLs HEAD The report Of the beef cattle market
showsa receipt OF 600 head less than the week before
and an advance OF only half cent per pound. with
such decrease In the supply the price would have adj
gsnese fall ee:t ell the stock had been II :. ths
opening OF trade on Tuesday morning. Owing to the
Ice blockade Of railroads. there about 400 head Al
the opening Nearly night about 300 more arrived and
on Wednesday morning enough to make up the number
H19S though some 200 were hourly expected through
the day. This made the market, though betteri IN price,
. dull one for drovers. The supply or hogs this week
Is ID 600 less than the previous week. without any adj
vance OF price,. Thecy has been literally ovorsocked
with all sorts OF fresh meats for long time that II
week.
Tribune, Jan. 80.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
8. as, 8, CLARK

B. 4 3. 3. CLARK } ge tHr s.c.
Milton W. Dennison.> -.
PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VRNDI
- 70 me directed from the Court OF Common Pless Of
Franklin county Ohio will offer for sale az the door Of
the Court House In the city Of Columbus, o., on
Saturday, tho 9th day Of February, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m and O'Clock n.
m the following described real estate situate IN he
county OF franklin, and State Of Ohio. to wit:
Lot No. as laid down and designated on the plat In
the proceedings In the case Of Jane Dennson vs. Burr
W. Dennison ct al, In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Frankn county Ohio, recorded In record book No. a.
Pag: S3S, and bounded as follow: Beginning at stake
N W. corner to lot No. In the center Of the county
road thenoe along the center Of said road N deg IS
minutes 10 100 poles TO stake; thence 8. 81 deg.
Is minutes Il. 2l2 oOl00 poles to stake in the west
line Of John oherrys land thence along said line g. 10
deg 20 minutes 3. II 80 100 poles to sake N T. cor
ner 70 said lot No. 81 thence along the line Of said
lot n 81 deg Is minutes w. 2i5 50l00 poles to the be-
ginning containing eighteen and $50 poles being
iDgs In partition.
Appraised at S55. 90 per acre.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees S5 90.
jan3-dlt&wtd.
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|
solomon S0cAef Superior Court Of franklin
julia Ann Click ct ais county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the SAID Court 70 mo directed will offer for sale al
public auction at the door OF the Court House, in the
city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the lst day of March, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock P M the following described real estate,
stnate 10 Madison township, franklin county, o., o-w
subject 70 the dover estate Of Julia Ann Click In said
Beginning at point In the cen or OF the
county road leading from the town OF Lithopolls. IN
tarhed county, to road known az tho Orcevle road,
forty OO0 poles eastwardly from where the west line
OF said quarter section crosses said road running thence
parallel with the west line OF said quarter section north
dog. min, east ono hundred and twenty four 90.
100 poles 10 the north line Of said quarter section
thence with said quarter SEQ Ion line 3. 30 deg 30 min
east hfyfour poles to stake near small walnut tree
thence deg % min. west hundred and eighteen
10 100 poles TO stake IN the center Of said road thence
with the center Of said road o. 81 deg 30 min west
SOlOo poles to the place Of beginning, contain
Ing f3rty'one acres OF land. ,sfE
Terms Of ssie 0nethrd cash day Of sale, one Third
In one year and onetblrd 10 two yeA bearing interest
y SIX per cent. frem day OF sale Deferred payen 70
secured by mortgage on premises. 9N1
Appraised OF eS6 per aero. .'h'm
Printers fees, $500. ''T'
ian25wtd q Fa'l10 500
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 30

! CINCINNATI, Jan. 80
lL0UR-A dull market and very little demand Sales
OF 2O0 bbls superhne at 81 l2k and 400 do exra AZ
425, At the close, 81 1904 is were the ouoations
for buperhne and "a 1904 90 for extra, Family ana
fancy range from 81 Is upward.
WHlSkY-A good demand and prices lko hIghar.
wagon. .~'S i-AV''
WHEAT-The market was quiet to day, and thsre wa,
very little done holders, however, were firm at full
prices We quote prime red at S79eOc and prime
Wne a vo8S2ci Kentucky scarce and sells readily AZ
81: The sales reported 800 bush prime red Al oOo
oevered zoo hush do do at $50 on the andinR 800 do
white at 95c; 900 do choice Kentucky white at E on the
URN-The receipts are light and the demand sood.
sales Of 600 bushels to arrive at 90.
VAIs-The markets. steady with fair demand at 2Sc
AYE-We have no change to report in the market:
mere stil difference between buyers and selers So
YoSc are tne rates asked for Prime samples on alrYa
BARLEY-The demand for prime qualities is fully up
70 me supply and the market is firm at 42945c for
HAY good demand for tlght.pressed for army use,
and the market 10 nrm at Sl33 so per ton for prIue
on Arrival; loose'pressed 10 dull at sl2.
OhhEsE-A. continued good demand for Western
heserve and tho market h Arm at the latter rate
for selected. ''s, '"'~
BUTTER-Prlme and choice qualities continue In fair
local demand at l2Sllci grades below prime are din.
APPLEs-The market is steady at 81 5Os9 50 per bbl
on arrival and Se93 from store.
Gdsetts.
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. Master Commissioners Sale.

"1'A "1 'ASsOn' ~ Aum Court Of Common Pleas Of
Buiah D. Hoffman. FRANKLIN county, Ohio.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SAFE
~ to me directed, from the above named court,
VIII paer for sale ct the door Of tho Court House, In
tho city Of Columbus, on .r's
Saturday, the lst day Of March, A. D. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and oclocP p.
the following described real estate as follows to witt
Lots humber eleven and twelve I'll and l2 and three
feet on the north side Of lot number twentyone e IN
9sis In the town Of Worthington, Franklin county,
No. 81, $3.50; Lot No. II, $50 IA ~ $1,000 IN Z
. aohe GE0Rab WsHU8RMAN, Sheriff, 4
Printsr's fees % 9s. -, =. '-'''- = y 0''0 S'
jan23.wtd f s,e
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From Fortroas monrnn.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, Jan. 30.-In expectation
of the success of Gen. Burnside's expedition In
heopening OF at least two Congressional districts
MARBLE Nash and Taylor -the provisional Gov.
ernor has issued proclamation ordering an
election on the 22d of February, to ratify or
reject the ordinances Of the Convention Of the
18th of November, and also for the election Of
two Representatives In Congress. 81 e q,
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Master Commissioners Sale,

William Perrin)
John Korbel.
PY VIRTUE OF AN OR DER OF SALE
~ . me directed from the Court of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door
OF the Court House in the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday. the 22d day Of February, A. D. 1862
at one o'clock, p NJ the following described real er
tae situate In the county Of Frankln and State Of
Ohio, TO wit:
Lot number twentytw cay, in sullvant's addition
to the City Of Columbus fffr fI
Appraised at $500 90.
G. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
lanlv-dlt&wtd and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees-S3.C0.
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Floating Iron battery Launched.

New YosK, Jan. 3I.-The floating iron bat.
terry which has been building for the last three
months for the Government by Capt. Ericsson,
at Green Point, Long Island, was yesterday
launched in the presence of q large croWd.-
There have been but one hundred working days
since the date Of the contract. The battery
will be ready for service In little over week.
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Treasury Notes I'm New Yoyk,

New YoRK, Jan. 3l.--There is better de-.
mand for the 3-lO Treasury notes, and at two
per cent. discount there are numerous buyers -
IL Is supposed that Mr.. Chase has concluded TO
issue no more to contractors at present. The
quotation at the Brokers' Board Ia 97@9s, but
no distinction is made between indorsed and
clear notes. saD
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bog Markets.
CINCINNATI.

The market was dull but Arm. Packers seemed care.
le. about buying but holders we're arm and asked SS IS
gs ~ Tor extra large the whole range may be called
90 1908 IS. - " N"''sN
The aalaa rara.
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RLAOK STRAW BONNETs AND Ell.
- sgant Ribbons, IN great variety M BArNS,
oo9 No. 20, High street.
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SPECIAL. N Offices.
from bis ola OfTIce.

; ~ Removed from his old office.
q pr,1A. D. wILLIAMs, W. broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, O., ha, devoted himself for series Of years
70 the trehsnt Of certain private dssassB. He may bs
consulted at bis Office Broadway, near tho Exchange
no'sh' ~ 1g.b .aaaucst o. ~ 5000 v n4oi.ra
jAn1odtf zen tslsai ~ lfm 50 % RIO
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ST. LOUIS.

Some aye hundred to six hundred hogs were purchased
~ packers Yesterday not included In report, a
was bare The number Of hogs cut by ST. Louis
to date, amounts very nearly to &c, O,00O.-Dsmocrat
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The receipts were 400 head. There were no country
dressed OF consequences In the MARKET but two or three
on were onering to arrive; packers, however, did moi
9lst. t~"N'"'
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ST. JOHNS, N. F., Jan. 3l.--No water can be
seen from here; nothing but Ice in sight 10 sea-
ward. ,S.faI
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Trains Leave Columbus as follows. =. 4 = :
VIA BRLLAmE.
Morning Rxpress.
"00 A. M aioP.M. AOOA. M. isss sssT b ~. Y
1910 A. M tsS,y $1SS sT 4 sntAma
1,op u 4Ha,vn At FIr1ssUnsu
- A. M. 4l0P. NJ. 20s M
an. NJ arrive AT HAnnruuna
" i"oP'h. &ioA.rM. LOO P. M.
eaoAm sEnIyH s.yn At BALrHoRE 49,
' ~ "' eSoP.A. e:aoAM. ssoP.M
am. NJ AsHIys AT PHlapnruA.
''"P P'h N. 7;loA. n. sq0P. A.
INN =. NEW xozK VIA ALEnrfowr.
~ - N. liDOA.M. esOP.M
'"Sf NJ hSP.M. iOlsP.M
IJSleepng cars on all night trains. e
The Only Route from Co,..
neItimore, PhlIadeiphis ~ ws 10
NEW York
WITH ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
and obd Iia Ra, also s0nuec's Bears With the BoOr.
- I9PThi' route g 80 MILES SHORTER "a pu,.,....
than Eorhsrn naI l,Dss lOo MILES SHORTER to Yo
pOrtsut I ssssssi ssH,ss esa, Checked Through to ali %
T Ask for Tickets via Bsllairs or s,su.
benville. " sf'''N- S'N-
m m,t -
VI liokets Good over either Route. .8
o JOHN W. BROWN.
GENERAL Ticket Agent Central Ohio n n
a IRA A. HUTCHINsoH.
Columbus, Jan. IS, 1909. I''"' 'n0" Inns
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LATEST BY TELEiaRAPH TO oUEENsTowN.

MADnD5 Jan l9--The Sumter has been or.
dered by the Spanish Government to leave
Cadiz, and she has gone to Gibralter.
B PARIS, Jan. 10 Tho Journal des .DsbSts
thinks that Lord Palmerston's intentions TO-
ward the United States are not pacific. nc
The Paris Tempe, In announcing that Messfs.
Slidell and Macon are expected toartige short
" at Hayre, SAYS: No obstacle will be offered
to the fulflment of their mission TO France and
EOgland. The Plenipotentiaries of the South
viii! be allowed to plead for the recognition of
the South,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-01

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