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CHICAGO nARKET-Julr 22,

BY TELEGRAPH.
FL0UR-Market has advanced 5dlOc.
WHEAT-Market 2G3C better. Sales at SQ6qlc
for No !; Si6fS6c for No. 2
CORN-Market &@lc better Sales at 2sE92g6c
for mixed in store.
OATS-Market lc higher.
RECEIPTS-3,30 300 bbls flour; IS 200 bush wheat
2010OO bush corn.
SHIPNiENTS-I2,O 900 bbls flour; Is3, 900 bu wheat;
l9, bush corn
FREfGHTS-Ec lower
EXCHANGE-Par 10 4 q cent premium Gold
l9%d20 z cent premium.
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NJ A r N E.


PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-JULY p
Steamer May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Propeller Tioga,, ,Sisson, DunkiTk.
Propeller OwegO, Drake, DunkiTll.
Schooner EOrwarder, Ayerell, Port Huron.
Schooner II. c. Post, Green, Toledo.
Scow l.. Park, Bisselll Port Huron.
ScOw ST. Joseph, stone, st. Clair.
ScOw Forest, Lester, Port Huron.
SCow Ida and Mary Bales, Port Huron.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Schooner yorktown, johnson, Marquette.
Schooner II. e. Post, Green, Toledo.
Schooner Three Bells, Thomas, Toronto.
Schooner $. II. Kimball, Judson, Chicago.
schooner Middlesex, Dorchester, Chicago.
schooner Mariner, kenley, Toledo.
Schooner George Davis, Deott, Marquette.
schooner FOrwarieT, Avcrill, Port Huron.
Scow Lime Rock, Bssett, Saginaw.
Scow Rival, Bedford, Huron.
ScOw Ida and Mary, Bates, Detroit.
Scow st. Joseph, Stone, Monroe.
VESSELS PAssNG.-The following vessels passed De-
roit on the 18th:
UP-Steamer City Of Cleveland; propellers Queen
Of the Lakes, Comet; barks Sardinia, Cambria Adri
attic, Milwaukee, Arabia, Malta brigs Worth, Ma
berland; schOoners Walrus, H. A. Richmond, Guido
G. d. Dousman, y. P, GOodell, Arcturus, Thomas
Sims, Arctic, ". b. Hibbard, Belle Sheridan, Maine
J. Catchpole, Zephyr, C. c. GTiswuld, New LisbOnd
r. n. Brown, w IL, Dewitte, Three Bells, Advance,
Imperial, Bay State, kenOsha, W. AldTich, W. A.
Chisholm, Hubbard, Mercer, Transport, Geo. Steele
Rose DOusman.
-DowN-Propellers Chicago, Detroit, Empire State
Prairia State, Rescue, Evergreen City, CUyah0ga /;
schooner Jessie Anderson.
The following vessels passed Detroit on the Goth;
UP-Propellers Acme, Buckeye Adriatic; barks
Newshoy, A. Stevens, Ravanna brigs Sir Charles
Napier, Mitchell; schooners S. Holley, Christiana
Telegraph, Algerine, Nj. COurtright, Live Yankee
Cairo, Titan, Minnesota Dreadnought, Son and Heir
Royal Albert, EltempO, COrneia, Wyoming
D0wN-Propellers Iowa, Plymouth, Free State
barks Cleveland, sam Ward; schooaeTs George Da-
Wis, Fretter, Sunbury.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following items clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser and Tribune Of the 2lst:
LARGE CARGo.-The sloop Sultana, Captain Myers
passed down Saturday evening with $4,000 feet Of
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PAEsoN BRowNLow, Edwin BrothertOft, by
Major Winthrop; another supply of Cecil
Dreeme, and COssette, in paper and cloth, have
just been received by Everett & Wilson.
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DENTISTRY.
DIvoT TOOTH s1,OO.
Teeth--A Set for Ten D.

HALIWELL 8 DANIELS, heai lists,
After Ten years extensive practice in eesel and have
iutaoduced grand improvement in NhALA G ARTI-
FICAL TEETH, both for Durabilitr- the Power Of
Mastication and Articulation, excei aliotha They
perfectly incorrodble, and for eIqusits enamel
ling and purity Of material, not basuEE assed.
Our principle Of adapting them to. the y outh dis
pense8 with ttoso unsghty gold ciasps, q springs.
They can Be inserted over any ramaili1e roots Of
teeth without giving any pain Artificial Teeth, a8
above, from two to i've dollars or from ten to twenty
dollars, upper or lower sett, complets.
n. B.-fhs Profession We viii supPsy wa Teeth a
New York prices terms cash. HaViRq ths LARGRsT
AssoRzlIEST west Of New York
DENTAL ROOMS-OVer Churdhfli'B D ug store,
south side Public SQUARE, outario-Ss. iunsIs
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Made, when left to be sold at the next State Far
Sales in September. Il is expected every prominent
manufacturer and dealer viii be present at thos8
sales, which will render unusual facilities to Msr-
chants and Growers, who should have their Wools,
not only on exhibition, but for sale. All Wools
signed to will be sold previous 70 that time, when
the oyrnera' urices can ha nbfqinad
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READY-MADE elOTlNG.
THE FAIR INEZ; or,
Il THE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFS.
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
Stopped before the door.
7 bo bride and groom and all the guests arose.
4 be PREACHER pulled his spects down on his nose.
q, Fho in the world, they asked, can this be COM
An i al ala wonder and did shake with fear.
~ no is 4 cOtass 1gF JOY TO mar or share
l. II 4 rival come 20 take our lneL Ealr
f Il a pirate from some far distant isle
NJ \. 5lsv contractor putting on great style ?.
Wbil sfdf these questions through the crowd then
7,,.s, "a S,sIe, contained the chief O'Mulligan,
II aid ulp0R my word, and by his side
me sl, aidfots Pirate in great pOmp did ride,
And MI ruI thc.C hariOt TO the door had rolled
No brnI ,dished Ger his head a club OF gold
Make RaE,i" be cried, good folks the way no"
Ioi a or at man e0uleth, O'Mulligan Is heFej
w. bis Tansrishhiqf5.ess, O'MHlligan bring
lord OF 4 ae SWELL -heas - Canal-St now the hlhs
''Silencel cred the CResl smut your NOUN Sou
Or viii giTs FOu somelthiRs that will your ardor
Thea turn ing 70 win Som grs, ID in sweet voice
Il give he 10 FeH, take 9oE, ins maiden OF your
Fuke her Al I'd be hasBy and luaE yqHr gath through
Be full of a,,wsrs aud sunshine, Ith nef- ray OF
C. to your William now, AaV sweet and faiT 4gez
Not more he then could Gltsr5 because ne Ntse -
But raising high his hands hs placed them on s-s
And with voice ehOked with eSiOtiOn to the loving
"Biess You, my children, bless "a may God in mer-
Y Va health, long life and happiasss, while you To-
II, ySs indeed Affecting tbOusithe i0Eers could NOT
wn., Sths Pirate had to do with thsa. and why he
tht NS S9--~pA~ ~ Cr,,rT7vv-,,O
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Of John Park, asking the Council to pay
the amount Of damage inflicted upon prop
erty Of his on Duane street, by reason Of
sewers and drains on that street, and protect
the property from further damage. Board Of
City Improvements.
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Now York Life Insurance Company.
CAPTAL-S2, ,l46, ,767.O3.
L. D. HUDSON, Agent.
0fice-0viatt's Exchange, foot of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27:1y.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRTREss MoSRoE. July u.
Gen. Burnside left for Washington this
afternoon.
The mail boat just in from Harrison's
Landing reports all quiet. No news.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NLEV Ella n D
FEMALE SEMINARY.
RW gANFORD. A, H., Principal.

bis Tnfitutiou situated In retired portion q ~ ~
n ..,,t 81 = SreSf City, with extensive and dellsnL-
mi frr-1naT a SPACIOUS and convenient EdAnoe, ~
ex tsnsiva oalection Of a AplAfaie5' -. = ; = =. :, -
Fvne1sie1eed and Successful Teachers
alorls adFanaages NOT surpag9ed, eqaaleqq7 "a "a ~ ~
Va afree4 fbGl City and Country VIE ieH VI tn'
a. adlanta7oslaf eithe4s
r-Tt, aeads-,lic Year Is divided into two Terms
- ,,err ~ ~ 18th q September and the 9th o.
Fe bruary, respectively.
- = -E5S-i1li %, ~ iulylT;io5
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MILWAUKEE AIARKRT-JuIy 22.
BY TELEGRAPH.l
8FL,OUR-In good demand.
4WH EAT-Market dull. Sales at q3C for No. l.
-RECEIPTS-l3 $50 bbls -four; 50unO bush wheat.
:. -.SHIPlIENTS--3O bbls -four $4,000 bushels
wheat.
FREIGHTS-I2]sc on wheat to Buffalo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser and Tribune Of the 2lst:
LARGE C4RGo.-The sloop Sultana, Captain Myers
passed down saturday evening with $4,000 feet Of
lumber The largest cargo ever taken from the Sagi
now valley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-23

REFRIGERAToRs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca SITS.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, July y.
Fifty-three men Of the Third Michigan
Cavalry were captured by the rebels near
Bonneville, Miss, on Saturday Skir-
mishes occur almost daily in that vicinisv
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MAX FOR SEALING FRUIT
Liberal Advances

~ ADVANCED, when shipped to Cleveland Wit
view Of being closed out Immediately, in 10 case
exceed the value when delivered.
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SPHEREOTYPEs.- Simpson IS, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get a fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 95S Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and STRANGER. R2Tf
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OFFfi-'.ff,,--ITHE

~ L 44n44lOLAAOL III VI LAA-ls -
only reliable Office where good help can Be OBJ
tained is at D. BURROWS, under Merchants Bank
down the stairs nearest the corner. The Applications
of Servants for places not received unless they
bring good testimonials Of character. This VIII ef-
fectually prevent imposition. jnne5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04

an inch of it will be theirs but the ground
they stand on. They may plant their
feet firmly, bnt ii will be as vessel plants
its keel upon the waves, only to conquer
that portion of 1t which it touches, and
always to be at its mercy when itrises in
its anger. Eeen their boastful menaces
Of the capture OF Richmond are no better
foardcd than their menaces uttered this
time year ago. They were just as ex-
ultant and confident Of the future then as
now. Their grand army brought tcle-
graph wires with them, to be extended as
they advanced; handouts to be placed mp
on our limbs and hal,ers upon our necks,
and they had arranged programme for
m .gni6cent ball in this city to celebrate
the victory. They had even rented a
large warehouse ia Washington, wAer, III
to deposit tho tos. II prisoners who were
to be taken at the battle oil Manassas
Tie Good Book advises those who put on
their amor not TO boast as those who take
it off.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04
t)UaT-UFfICE DIRECTORY.

tJoDl -OI L 1OL DIALCIOkl.
Arrival Of the Mails.
Eastern Mall strives daily tsundays exeeeted Ia
Plymouth, ats O'Clock. p. M.
st.Loais and Southern Mail arrives sfonda
excep.edfat0,
Western Mail arrives dali. eel .oO
c'clock,m
Burlington Asiiarrises daii5 tsat.I Sundays ,at4
10 pm
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrive 4Ilfy BalIA,s
exccptsdJa 5,p.m.
Charleston Mail II tri-weekly) arrives TA,,ia,s
1narsdays aud sstsrdays,Ai7p. pm.
Closing Of the Mails.
Eastern Mail closes daily lsacea ats4lntdssalalss
n.
81. Louis and Southern Maileleses IL, tsaearauvu
exceptedlatsp
Burlington hailelosez daily ieseei4saturd.ys st
ep.n.
Western Mail closes daily texeept ssturaayss ats
o.slockr- Ia.
csrthageand Plymouth EaiIcloses d daily (saturdays
eaetpiedla az SPIN.
Charleston Mail ilttri-weekly1 closes Mondays W ed
lezdaIs and Frida5s. ate q. IN.
* q las Post Oniee viii be open on sanasysfror
pte ~ ecioek,a.m. J h. HOW ELL,P.
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4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE;
H OF
RAILROAD TR AIMS.

Northern 1rAsa leaves daily Sundays sxcepted) a
5;ea y. end srrivss ~ 40 p. m.
Western Train leaves dstly tsnEdats- exeepted) III
TOO q. M and 200 p. n and arrives at 1900 n and
a.tD p. N.
At Hamilton Depot ,Trsifson the " abasL alley
Railroad arrive a&,i k#nas.x sts O'Clock %.
n-,and depart daily Sunday sexeepted, als.3o a. m
Buses ect v vithihIs city
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From Ne Hichmond Dispatch
Rebel speealstisns uPsn the Cap-
iufc ~ AtchmDud.


turc ~ Atchmsnd.
The isnAees, it appears, arc SO certain
OF soon being in possession of Richmond,
that they are already making preparations
to start the old line Of boats from Wash
. ington 10 Aqua creek. These boats, hav
lug performed their mission in lombard
ing and burning the defenceless homesteads
upon the banks Of the Potomac, and in
kidnapping the negroes, are now to be
transformed into messengers Of peace,
and in cementing, by social and CONNER
cial intercourse, the glorious Union with
onr murderers and conquerers. That in
teresting people seem to take 1t for grant.
ed that, as soon as they have whipped ue
into submission, We shsll forget the past,
and be ready to make up and be as good
friends as ever. AS they advance into
our country, they will inundate us once
more with their wsres aud notions, their
books and missionaries: the men now en-
ployed in cutting throats will be compct-
ing with each other Tor our custom, each
one accusing the other of having been in
the war, and swearing that he himself
was always opposed to it; the ships which
are rayaging our coast, will come 10 our
harbors laden With the products Of Yam
kee industry, and 60 back with the teem-
ing riches Of our soil. Such, 1t least, is
their expectation, founded on that knowl-
edge Of human nature which is derived
exclusively from the study of their own
character.
We do not pretend TO doubt that there
are people IN the South who would full
fill these expectations; but We are sure
that few Of them are of native growth.
There may be men from New England,
and from other countries. who would hail
with rapture the overthrow Of the South
ern capital, but they are minority even
Of their own countrymen resident in the
South. The great nass of them are 10y
al; and as to the native born disioyalist,
they are too few in number to deserve
mention. Toryism in the South is not
what it was in the revolution. Then the
tories we're powerful in nambers, and Of
ten respectable in chn7cter and position.
Nor did they conceal their toryism, for
they were too strong to have reason for
coueealment. They proclaimed their
sentiments boldly, and not only that. but
fought US in the broad light Of day.
There are few tories in Virginia. What
ever may have been the divisions Of SEN
timent ut the beginning Of the war, the
Yankee conduct of it has made. ~ >.ae
people. Such . thing as union with them
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| NITED STATES NAIL AND EX.

JukEiE WHiFrLx, Chas. g. Morison Mas
;sr, ~, and kArk cHs.El y " Davis, le}NE tl
tSunday excapted) beiwsca Rock Island ana Dsvcn
port and Kcokuk, LEAVING each end of the route st
O'Clock y. m. making sure connections with Eeoknk
And 81 Louis Packets Tor ST. Lonis and the steamers
Add Hine and Bill Henderson for Gxisna and Dnbu-
Qus. mavA-d
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i R T. GIFTS.
BY thisronie, Freighss OF all descriptions can BE-
forwarded from Philadslphia, New YORK, Boslo,, n
Baltimore, 10 or from any point on sAs R.ilroad
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Iiiinois, Ntscnnsin
iowA 81 Missouri, ny RAILROAD DIREIT
The PENNEY ysnia Railroad also conn eeta Al Pits.
burg With Stssmers. BY ~hirh Goods Gun be
ed ~ xry point ON tle Ohio, Mu.kipgum. keptuckv
Tennessee, Cumberland, iiiinois, W iscousin Nissis
and Ut clcveiand nandusky aud CHICAGO y hstuAm,
srs TO alt ports On thu North " sstarn Lakes. -
AefchanA and Shippers sntrustin Z the transporta-
sion fshcir Freight TO this Compan can rely viih
conhdshce on its speedy transit.
The mates 81 Freight
and from An1 pQilI in the IA y the Peaassf /.
vaBiA Central kailrosd, are at Ill times AS Pa
vofAbLE As AkE CHARGED BY oTHERRAIIr
III BE particaisrto mark packages, s.vlA PEs..
IkkrRAL X. k.nLU
For Freight coniTactsor Shipping Directions. an
pyts er sadross either Of the Axents ofthe
k.F. SASS, st Iouir, Missouri
u a. STEW Ant Freight asent, rittsbu rxh.
lLARhEh CO., IraLstsr Agents, ,,
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CLARKE 4 Co.. Chicsso. Iii.
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G.B. NEAL, Park ersburg, Va
HALL CO., Marietta, q.
D. PIERCE B. CO., Znnesyille, O,
A'DOW kLLA N'COL1 Portsmouth %.
J. r. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, covington, KY.
g. l.. HEAToN, Cleveland, o.
:. r.. K.C.MkLDRuA, GsnI Travelling Ar.tfor
the South ant West
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, H0arseneA
Group, Bronchitis, Inctpient Con.
sumption, and Tor the Relief
OF Comsumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the cure Of throat and g complaints that t
is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues It's
uniyaed excellence for coughs and cots and Its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made it
known throughout the civilized nationa OF the earth.
Few are the communities, even families among them
who hare not personal experience Of It's elects
some living trophy In their midst OF its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders or the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
as they know too the effects Of this remedy we need not
do more tan to assure them that has now all the vr
tues that 1t did have when making the cures which have
won 90 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, MasA
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l,-The charges asains
Fitz John Porter to be investigated BY the new
Court of Inquiry assembled here yesterday, re
late entirely to the famous report Of Genera
Pope, which found its way into the N. Y. Her
aid In the shape of q letter from one of tina
Journals regular correspondents the day before
il appeared in the papers as an official documen
from under the hand of Gen, Pope. The cor
rectness Of his allegations in that report agains
Gen. Porter, will be doubtless thoroughly slft
ed by Judge Advocate-Gen Holt
On the 5:h the U. s. steamer Oclorora cap
tured of the Bahama banks the schooner E iA'
Reed, laden with turpeDtine, Tosln and few
bales of sea Island cotton.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 81 "A Washington specia
to the Times says: The action of the Wal
Department in striking upward Of one hundred
officers from the rolls owing 20 their absence
from their regiments, caused considerable hut
sering among those now in this city, and q large
number Of designations were accordingly sen
to the War Department TO day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

CAIRo, Nov. 2l.-A member Of Grants staff
direct from Lagrange, says Bsagg's army Is moi
In that vicinity, and that the report in the Mem
phis Bulletin Of The 18Th Is untrue.
A letter from Abbeyville to the Mobile News
says Holly Springs wss evacuated by consent
of all the rebel Generals, they not considering
1t q tenable point. At Abbeyville they are pre-
pairing winter quarters, and consider Il highly
improbable that the Federals will attack them
there.
This correspondent aifirms that onetbird Of
the rebel army Ia without blankets He also
says the army Is half naked.
The Grenada Appeal has q dispatch dated
Richmond Nov. 18th, which says the Federals
have numerous feet in James river, in the
neighborhood of Brandon Bar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

New YoRK, Nov. GA Petersburg dispatch
of the 18Th to Richmond papers, says the enc
nv, supposed to number considerably over q
brigade, appeared this morning at Franklin,
on the Blackwater river, and attempted to cross
under cover of shells. The Confederates re-
sisted successfully for two hours, when the
Abolitionists retired. We csptared twelve or
fourteen.
Parties direct from Lower Brandon assert
positively thas there is no feet In the vicinity,
nor had there been any.
A dispatch to the Tribune from Falmouth
saws the rebels now have two heavy Eodman
guns planted back Of Fredericksburg, but our
batteries completely silenced them. They
have been running railroad trains night and
day, Withdrawing supplies and machinery from
Fredericksburg to Richmond.
Fifteen forage wagons Of COUGHS troop
we're attacked BY rebel cavalry just outside ou
lines yesterday, but the guard repelled tn,
guerrillas and brought the wagons oil back.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23
sU DOLLARS PEE yRAR
Invariably In Advancefii.

us It poHablei 4 always supposed you were
one OF those little prodigies OF whom parents
are 80 proud" p"''-''
"Not at all. On the contrary, I was al du,l
that Aunt Benton always said that was an
Idiot, and every one seemed to agree with ber
except old Dennis. He always contended that
was as smart as any body; and when my step.
mother came, he expressed himself pretty
freely to her. She studied the peculiaritIes Of
my mind, and grew vader her care, like foW
er In the sunshine
"Oid Dennis deserves O pension"
$50 he does, and shall always associate bis
kindness with mammals careful consideration,
which saved me from growing up an IDIOT, and
made me fit for you, George" -
You never were an idiot, and you were al
ways iatended for me. Your learning A and @
go early, proves that"
The sun went down, and rose again In nm
olouded spIendor, to usher Ia the flrst day OF
Arrah's new life; o life In which. As years pass
cd on, Arabella, a most happy vile aud mother,
showed In her sensitive care for the minds Of
her children the only remembrance Of AElab,
the little idiot t--AsthrJ's HONS Megssins
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2lS--The Washington
Star Of this evening has the following: We
learn that q considerable body Of rebel cavalry,
claimed to be Of Stuart's forces, eight hundred
strong, reached Warrenton day before yester-
day, and yesterday proceeded down TO Warren
ton Jnnciion. Their design seems to- be to
make dssh at come portion Of the lines from
Aequia Creek 20 Fiedeficksburg, and then trust
tOthBiF horses to get Oh, StSshso
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23

Dyspepsla, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilopa
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine 1t su'
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyercomes disorders which would be supposed beyond ts
reach. Such remedy ns long been required by the no
cesses of the people, and confident that this will
do for them qll that medicine can do.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23
A AYEEsS
SarSaparilIa
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

AID Er the speedy cure Of the following complaints
scrofula and scrofu1pus sAffectiOns,such
es Tnmors, UIcerS, sores, Erupfions,
PimpIes, Pustules, BlOtches, Hofls,
Blains,, and all Skin Diseases.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-23
Master Commissioners Sale

Breckenridge wilson Docket 3, page i57
vH. \ superior Couft OF frankin
William Robertson, et al.> County. ae9
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DER OF
At the door Of the Court House in The city OF colum
bus on ,, .- .l..s -. sslst-s 49,
Saturday, the 9Th day Of December, A. D. 1859.
At one oelook P. The following described real es
tate. situats In franklin county, Ohio, to.wit:
TRe south half Of lot number three S)s beipg one
psrt Of half section number a. Township s. Range y,
refugee lands. -t tlst y4aiff
3 O. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
apd Maater Commissioner.
Priniers fees %
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