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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4-The cotton brokers' cir
cular reports the sales of the week as 81, 900
bales, including 1900 to spectators and TO-
GOO to exporters. The market closed Hrmer,
with an upward tendency, but quotations were
unchanged. The sales to-day (Friday) are es-
tlmated at $4,000 bales, including 5000 to spec.
ulators and importers, the market closing 6rmer
but uuaitered as to prices. The stock in port il
estimated at $4,000 bales, of which l94,500
ere American. Bresdstuffs are steady, excep.
corn, which ia dull a. 30s for mixed. Provisions
declining.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
Commercial by tho HIbernian

LIVERPOOL, Feb l3-Breads.uffs-Wake
Nash g. Co. end others report -four heavy and
Cd lower; quoted a. 25@3ls. Wheat quiet aud
steady. Corn fat with Sd decline; mixed 3Os
30; yellow 3Os 81; white 34@37s.
PfoysioDs-Beef dull ard unchanged. Pork
declining Bacon easier. Lard very dull at
43@45s. ,Tallov quiet at 45@46s Cd. Sugar
very dull. Coffee, sales small. Rice quiet.
LosDoN MARzET.-Wheat fem. Flour dull
and 3i@ls lower. Sugar steady. Coffee firm
Tea buOysut. Rice easier. Talloa 5seady at
46s 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
9ale Ia Par.titAo1a.

Sale In Partition.
solomon Booker Superior court Of franklin
Julia Ann Click ct ais county, Ohio
Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the said Court to directed will offer for sale at
public auction at the door OF the Court House. In the
city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of March, A. D. 1862,
at o'clock p NJ the following described real estate
situate In Madison township franklin county, o., o-wt
The NJ quarter OF section u, township 10, range e.
containing 6O acres, moro or less. Also 90 acres
or less on the west side Of the southeast quarter OF Sec
on ~ township 10, and range 2l both said pieces Of
land being In the southeast corner Of Madison township
franklin Co.. Ohio; and, also, land warrant No. 40
TO the dover estate Of Julia Ann Click described
as follows-Begnning at point In the center Of the
county road leading from the town Of lithopoiis In
Fairfield county to road known as the Circevilie rosa
forty IOiOO poles eastwardy from whore the west line
OF said quarter section said road running thence
parallel with the west line OF said quarter section north
deg 10 min, east one hundred and twenty.four 90
lOO poles to the north line OF said quarter section
thence with said quarter section line s. 66 deg. 30 min
thence s. deg Is min. west one hundred and eighteen
poles TO stake In the center Of said road thence
with the center OF said road g. % deg so min west
-four 3O10O poles to the place Of beginning contain.
ing forty.one acres OF land.
Terms OF sae 0ne-third cash on day Of SALE one
In one year and onehrd 10 two years. bearing interest
at six per cent frem day Of sae. Deferred paymen
secured BY mortgage on premises. ~
Appraised at $50 per acre. ts
Q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
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Price ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for $5
yFa. B. HURp q CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

TP DR., HuRD's MopTH WASH, TOOTH PoWDER,
and c00THAoHE DROPS cannot bs sent by MALL but
Stores II they cannot, send to us for the DENTAL
TREASURY, Price, 0HE DOLLAR, which contains them.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

RIA. Chapman Doc. NJ, page 507.
VS.. Franklin Common Pla4A
). =. W. Edwards. }
DY vIRTUE OF A WAIT OF VENDI
D TO me directed 2a the Court Of Common Pleas of
Eanklin county Ohio viii offer for sale at the door of
the Court Houie 10 the city q oolambus, @, ,on
Saturday, the 22d day Of March AID. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock d. M AID O'Clock D.
m, the following described real estate situate In the
connty Of Franklin, and State of Ohio. to wls
Forty three and one half k43) feet oil The West side
ofaeid North half Of sad lot No go Ia the town Of
Groveport fofmotly Rareysport.
Appraised at 5000 90.
aEoReE ". HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
Printers fees % 90.
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Master Commissioners Sale.


Dwight Stone Docket g. page I49
VS.. y Superior Court of RraLl
Vincent I. Williams ct al.> lin county, Ohio
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID from said court to directed viii offer at public
sale at the door Of the Court House. 10 the City Of Co
lumbus, on
Saturday, the Let day of March, A. D. 1862,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock
NJ the following described real estate, situated In the
city Of Columbus, franklin county aforesaid, viz
Lot No. y the same Is described on the recorded
plat Of Brotherton Wacutts addition to the city Of
Columbus and being the east half Of the following De
scribed premises, viz:
Beginning the North side OF Town street $50 feet
East Of Fourth street, thence N. 70 degrees, West 1871
feet to the South side Of sugar alley; thence with said
side Easterly 62H feet; thence 8. 10 degrees H. Ie
feet to the North line Of Town street; thence with 81 ID
line Westerly to the place OF beginning.
a, W HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees 81 so.
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No opp ositIon In Rhode I,Iand,

PRovIDENoE. R. l., Feb 90 The Constltu.
tional Union Convention Of Rhode leland as.
sembled yesterday, and re-nomiuated Governor
Sprague and the other State officers.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

O. II. zigler ct ALL
.pY vIRTUR OF AN ORDER OF SALE
Nd to me directed. from the Superior Oouit Of Frankiir
County, Ohio, will oer for sale, at the door Of thg
Court House, In the city Of Columbus, Ohio on
Saturday, the 9th day Of April, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and O'Clock
p. NJ the following described real estate situate In the
Tho west onehal (S) Of the east one-haf () OF the
north onehalf ~ Of lot No fofty-three (49, in VII
liam Phelans Mount Pleasant addition to the City oi
columbus a. the sae b numbered and dellneated
the recorded plat Of said addition, recorded IN the Re
cordeTs ofnce Of Franklin county, Ohio
-p''- = " - @. W. HUFFMAN. she,,f. y,
Printers fees sS,as. Z
fab28-dlt&wm 4, & ,i.aas ,. "a.
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shfewd agents can make small fortune 10 Crying
these articiep around to families The DENTAL TRRAs
car Il the neates article that's woman can carry
around Send for one and or better dozens which
We will SELL ns samples, for 81. Agents aspplied lber
alv with Oirculars. II Eow Is tho time TO 90 into
the busress, 10 do aood, and make profit We are
mendlng Thousands for the benefit Of agents. New
Rnriand men and women here is something nice and
chance TO take the tide at lis food.
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w. 3. t4URD g. CO.,
Tribune-B Buildings,
NEW YORK

That femitsancet may be made with confidence, W B.
n. d Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brookbni 70 9. W.
nssgrr presdent Farmers and citizens Bank, Brook
HS 10 JoY, ooE q Co.,, New York; to P. 7. DAENuhi
IsQ., New York, etc., etc.
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Neuralgia Plasters.

pR. HuRD's EEURALGIA NoN-ADHRsIVE PLAs.
TIERS are the pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease. The patient
applies one, soon becomes dropy, falls asleep, and
awakea free from ran and no blister or other unpleasant
or injnEious consequences ensue For EARAcHE and
NRRyors HEADACHE apply according to directions, and
relief will surely follow Nothing be obtained equal
70 pr.zHnrd's Compress for Neuragis. Try thems-
They are entirely novel; curious, and original prepar.
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are OF two
eses one SMALL fof tho face, price Is cents, and the
other large, for application the body, price 81 cents
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-01
What are the People Doing?

The American people are Intelligent enough to appre.
eate preparations that contribute much to the happ
ness OF those usng them and they want them. Every
mail bYinRs us letters some ordering the TREATIES ON
TxsrH some the NRuRALolA PLAsTERs and not few en-
oorne 81 cents for the MOUTH WASH to be sent BY MALL
but 10 these we are compelled TO reply that
bic to send half pint bottle by mail The people want
these Remedies Who aciu supply then'f
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Jobn R. RdIam.n "a aifG ieaa ae aas
-" ..,n :, .,s:'' s1''9.1 s1psusr Count. "
RY vImTUEOF A WRIT OF rr. ~.
~ to me directed from the Superior Court IL Prt.
LIN county, Ohio, will Offer ftr sale al tbe daor
OF tho Court House IN the city Of Columbus, on
Tuesday. the 4lh day Of March, A. D. 1862.
at o'clock ?. NJ. the unsxpred term Of Ie.s, from
John n. Bldleman to Adam Albert OF the FOLLOWING
premises, situate In Montgomery township prankllo
county and State Of Ohio and bounded nnd descrihsS
as follows to witt Being twelve (e) arres Of land ID
naM ~ section number four ~, township No s. range q2
"a ns Hetugee land Do caed. being part Of tract eg
hns, 70 contain twenty acres, and conveyed by Ra
Snssi maInews and John Mathews to Lucas hashaI "
assu aeq July 9th 1850 and being same premises con-
Nsyee 70 Sohn n, bldloman by Lucas g. MnrahaiI AMI
we py deed dated June 21 Is40. The loaae aforesaN
psars date september 81 1859 and rms fo the eod ~
hiee years from the fst day Of April I8g ~ n
said lease to be paid by tho said Adam Absrt heIae
Sxo9 w per year, payable In half yearly ta,ment' Viz
SiZo w on the first Of April. and sl25 Do on fi a.,
gay q October OF each year Of said term The aid lst
y SAID lease being obligated to cultivate sad nreise
20 good armlike and husban like manner and Ia Iss
no premises at the expiTaton Of the lease n as rood
sonuon a. ne receved the same, with the execution
't wear and tear with careful use. '''S"
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
pr,0,a., s,oco BY DAVIS Deputy.
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CoTITuNTs.

Dr.. Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH WASH, one
bottle
Dr.. Hud's Unsqualled TOOTH POWDER
one box.
DR.. Hurd's Magic TooTHAcHE DROPS
one bottle.
Dr.. Hurd's UnrivalIed NEURALGIA PLAs.
TER.
Or. HHrd's MANUAL on tie Best Nouns Of Pro
aerofng tic 1seh teLndfnQ Directions for tho Proper
Treatment of ChAdren's Teeth.
Ez0SS SZLKfor cieaaia9 0stEesn tie Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS etc. etc.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental 0fRce, n Fourth St..
Brooklyn N D.
Price ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for $5
suT The DENTAL TREASURY makes package
eight inches BY Eve, apd Is sent by express.
III Fah directions for use on each dTt9clo.
Tie following articles We can send separately, BY
mail, viz;
The treatise on Preserving the eeih,
sent postpaid on the receipt Of Twelve Cents, or four
stamps.
The Neuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgia In the
bace Nervous Headache, a. Eaache, sent, postpaid,
on fece ipt Of eighteen Gents, or six stamps.
Tbs Neuralgia and khoumat1c Pas.
ter Qarge size), for Pains In thu Chest, Shoulders
Back or any part Of the body, sent postpaid receipt
Of Thirty seven Gents.
Address,
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Marcus Childs's,

Proprietor Of that extensive business locality,
NO. eI, go ana go HIGH STREET,
Opposite the State House.
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THIRTY.snvENTu CONGREgy.

aI Is-YrlI-rls 80 l.ll - -E[l
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NapoLgoN's HAIR TolLgr !

They would also announce to the public that they are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
STATE ELECTION RETURNS.
Democratic Success in N. Jersey.
ELECTION RETURNS.
FROM NEW YORK,

NRW YORK, Nov. 0.
The full returns Of this city show to-
tai majority for Seymour of 81, S47.
The Tribune comedies Seymour's cleo
tion.
The ships of war Dacotah, Vanderbilt
and Ino, ordered to sea Immediately, will
probably sail to-day.
A Washington special states that the
9TH Vermont regiment is to be brought
from New Orleans to some Northern port
TO recruit. The 9th Vermont regiment
captured at Harper's Ferry, is to be immed-
lately exchanged.
A New Orleans letter to the Herald says
General WeitzsIs brigade landed at DON
aldsonville, thence to Thibodeaux, where
he had o slight engagement, capturing 20
rebels. Another force was sent to attack
the rebels in the rear, under Colonel
Thomas, and two iron clads and two gun
boats, under Captain Buchanan, with the
2lst Indiana, which he landed at Brashear
City, while the gunboats go to Franklin to
destroy gunboats said to be there.
The rebels destroyed all the produce at
Donaldsonville prior to the arrival of
Weitzel.
Commodore Porter offers to take CON-
mand of the ship Dreadnaught to chase the
pirate Alabama.
A letter from the steamer Norwich, of
Georgetown, South Carolina, states the
rebel fort to be destroyed and seven rebels
killed
COntrabands state there is a good deal
Of sickness at Georgetown; that six-gun
floating battery is being built at Charles
ton, and a ten-inch thick iron-clad; also
thOre are four large cotton-laden steam
ers at Charleston waiting to run the
blockade.
A Harper's Ferry dispatch to the Her
aid states that General Richardson died at
Sharpsburg on the night of the Sd.
Rebel cavalry continue to show In the
neighborhood of Charlestown, and three Of
our pickets have been captured.
The Democrats in New Jersey have car
ried the lower house of the Legislature,
and probably tho Senate They will have
ten or twelve majority on joint ballot.
which secures the election of a Q. S. Sen
ator in the place of Thompson, deceased.
They have also elected their Governor by
5000 to 5000 majority. Rogers Steele
and Terry, all Democrats, are certainly
elected to Congress.
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FROlI WAsuINGTnN.

HAsAlNGIOhj NOV. z.
The appointment of Brigadier General
has been conferred on Colonel Alfred W
EIet, who distinguished himselfin the op.
eratiOns of the ram feet, and he has been
authorized to raise a volunteer brigade to
serve with the ram fleet in conjunction
with the gunboats on the western waterg.
The son Of tie late Colonel Charles Ellet
who was wounded in the engagement at
Memphis, has been appointed colonel in
the brigade.
The Secretary of War has ordered mil
itary commission to be organized to in
quire into the conduct of Major General
Buell. in reference to his permitting the in
vasiOn Of Kentucky by General Bragg, his
failure to relieve Munfordsville, and al
lowing its capture by the enemy; his con-
duct during the battle of Perryville; his
allowing tho forces Of General Bragg to
escape from Kentucky without capture or
loss in attacking them; also his operations
in Tennessee and Kentucky.
The court Is to be held in Cincinnati.
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No FURIEs LIKE A WOMAN COREED.-
Considerable excitement was occasiOned yes
terday afternoon on Center street, by the
conduct of en- enraged and intoxicated fe-
male, who made fierce attack upon certain
mRnufsetury on that street, launching bricks
and stones at the windows, and words Of
fierce abuse at the head of the proprietor,
against whom she appears to entertain
spite, from some cause. She demolished sew
ersl windows befor she ceased her attack.
The proprietor Of the manufactury came out
and proceeded to the police station house
for an officer to arrest her, and she followed
him, her tongue waggiug in manner quite
harrassing to her victim. On arriving at the
station house she was arrested and locked up,
an opportunity being thus offered Of reflect
ing upon the result of bad whisky and
the " vigorous war policy which she had in
augurated on Center street. What cause she
had for making the attack we do not know.
She was intoxicated, and We hear it said that
she has been insane at times. The person
whose property she attacked Is 8 quiet citizen,
not likely to merit such displeasure from the
feminine gender. T. woman mad and
0Orned at tho same tIul Iad there Is no
knowing what direction her si5lonee viii
take. She is bound to smash things some
where, The woman was sober and rePenlant
this morning, and as no one appeared against
her, she is probably discharged ere this.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
The Despatch Cooking Stove.

always kept on hand, he Is now ready to sell at L
lowest prices for CASH Oh APPROVED CREDIT.
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LEAFIII IUAAIIH.''
SENATE CuAHHER, Ohio, April 5th Is54
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ough trial Of the Cathartic Pills, left by your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Iheun
9tism under which he found me suffering The first
dose relieved me- and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel In better health now than
for some years before, which attribute entirely to
the elects of your ORthartio Pills
Yours with great respect
LUOIUS. 3. METCALFp
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MARINE DIsAsTERs.-The sohooners On
tOnagon and Farmer, which were lost in the
gale Of Sunday morning, we're attempting to
make the harbor Of oswego, but failing init,
went ashore about $50 rods below the East
pier. The disaster occurred early in the
morning, and as soon as it was known, citi-
gems assembled on the shore to render assist
aaee in reseuing tho crews from their peril
Gus position. The crew Of the Farmer es-
capped without difficulty, as she lay on the
inside Of the ontonagon, and was partially
protected from the full fores of the heavy
seass which broke 50 terrifcaily over her less
fortunate companion. The crew Of the On
tOnRgon wore saved through great exertion
and great peril. The ontonagOn was owned
by Captain Papa, who commanded her, and
had a load Of wheat from Toledo to 0swego
-l0,6O0 busbels-insured in the Mercantile
Company for sI2, 800. Captain Pappa had an
insurance on his vessel of 81, 900 in the Buffa-
10 Mutual The Farmer was owned at Sack
ett's Harbor.
The schooner Flora Watson, which sunk
after collision with the schooner Harriet
Ross, in Lake Ontario on Sunday, was owned
by J. n. Gardner, of Buffalo. She was load
ed with wheat from Toledo to oswegO. Her
cargo was insured for $4,000. The Harriet
Ross had a cargo of salt for Chicago. Both
vessels sunk in 50 feet of water, about two
two miles below Niagara river. The crews
escaped.
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FoR sTocKToS's CAvALRY.-A company
Of seventy men recruitedin Erie, Warren and
Crawford counties, Pennsylvania, for new
regiment of cavalry, to be commanded by
Colonel Stockton Of Michigan, came up on
the Lake Shore train, this morning, en- route
for Pittsburgh, whence they will go to Har-
risburg. They were recruited by Captain L.
C. Roberts. He has been employed since the
sth of September, in raising the company
They are a rough set Of men.
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FROM kENTrCKY-

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.
George Fl. Yestman is elected to Con-
gress, to fill the vacany caused by the res
ignation Of the Hon. John s. Jackson.
tits reported that Bragg's army is at
MurfreesbOro, Tennessee, and that 1900
rebel cavalry are at Somerset Kentucky.
Four hundred sick and wounded Federal
soldiers from hospitals in the interior of
the State, arrived here this evening also
some forty rebel prisoners.
General Boyle has ordered all rebel pris-
oners at Harrodsburg, and other hospitals
who are sufficiently well to be removed, to
come here for shipment to Vicksburg.
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CoTTER's BATTERY.-A dispatch was
received here last evening, FROM Kentucky,
to the effect that Cotter's battery, Captain
eoodspeed, would be at Bowling Green to-
day. Communication between Louisville
and Bowling Green would be fully estab-
Hshed to-day.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

LEoTuRE.-The twelfth Annual Course
of Lectures before the Young Mems Library
Association will be insugurated tomorrow
(Thursday) evening, by Major General Cas-
sius u. Clay. Subject, "Tbo Proclamation. q"
The lecture will be delivered at Brainard's
Hall. General Clay cannot fail to draw a
full house. Aside from the interest which
attaches to the subject, there are very many
who desire to see and hear the distinguished
orator frsm Kentucky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

GoIEe AHBAD.-The new rolling mill
and nail factory, on the Flats, is progressing
rapidly towards completion. The walls are
up for the main building, and the roof is on.
The works viii soon be in operation, and add
greatly to the manufacturing interests CT
Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

RAILROAD CoEvENTIoE.-Them managers
Of Western and Southern Railroads are hold
ing convention at the Angler to-day, in re-
gard to the winter time table. It appears
that they are not fully satisfied with the time
table arranged at the New York Convention.
The above roads are pretty well represented.
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FRnM CINCINNArI-

CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.
The rush at the Custom House yesterday
afternoon to procure postal currency, was
very great, and the excitement ran high
A company Of the provost guard was sent
for to preserve order, and were obliged to
use the butt-end Of their muskets to keep
the crowd off.
The city council yesterday took action
in the matterOf small change, by appoint
ing a committee to adopt some plan where
by the city may issue scrip for the fraction
or parts Of a dollar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
TRENToN. NoY. -

Parker, Dem for Governor, is un-
dOubtedly elected by 10000 majority, a
Democratic gain of some 1900 over the
last Governors vote,
The following Congressman are elected !;
lst Dist, Starr, Rep; I'd, Middleton, Dem. :;
Sd, Steele, Dem.j 4th, Rogers, Dem; 9TH,
Curry, Dem.
Both branches of the Legislature are
strongly Democratic