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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

stes these feelngs, aud how Is 1t with his great
contemporary Both possessed of wonderful tai
ent, how different are the emotions excited by
Thalberg and Gottschalk! The former, pos
sesslng the mechanical perfection Of method,
which makes the sense Of method lost In listen
ing to him, does not, like Gottschalk, combine
the grace Of music with the power Of passion.
Thalberg 10 conscious of his great powers, and
seemed superior to bis art; while Gottschalk
venerates 10.
AS for Csrlotta Patti, she is certainly the
modern nightingale. Her recent success In
opera has astonished the New Yorkers and
Bostonians. The musical critic of the New
York Tfibnns, thus speaks Of her in late
number Of that paper:
Miss Patti begins where others end-or where
they try to end and do not succeed In reaching.
Coming Of highly gifted family-the elder,
slightly speaking, Of her sister, who Ia now de-
lighting Europe-more is expected Of her than
Of an unknown name, and expectation is not
disappointed. Her voice is notvoluminous, but
Of extensive range, reaching from G below the
line to e fat above 1t, and, indeed, II can touch
F above the line-being thus over two octavee.
II is wonderfully flexible, and ls thoroughly
trained In the Italian method. Her Italian is
vernacular aud elegant.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
1sv York NArhst
Nav YoRK. November 20.

Nav YoRK. November 90 .
FLoUR-Market dti and heavy and 5dl0c lower.
eales 100 bbs at o. 5095 30 for perfne sate S5 rs
@S % for extra stAte So 5os5 oo Wes.e
IS IS for common 10 medium gGtra sgterni 90 60
6 rs for common good shippog brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and 90 e5aS 25 for IlAde brands do. The
CANADIAN PLoUR-The market is dull and heavy,
and prices are 50o lower There sales to-day Of
425 bbls at s5 ss96 90 for common and % l09sS 25
for good to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR Quiet and steady, with sales at "a IS
as 05.
CORN ME lL-In fair request with sales Of 100 bbls
Jersey at % IS.
WaIsKY-Mskes armer, with sales Of $50 bbls west.
ern at 36QD36K Kc and $40 bbls state az 37ko.
WHEAr-Maiket dull and unsettled, and lS2c lower
for all grades except extra choice, which slightly fayors
buyers Sales AtO0 bush Chicago spring at el I3@
q; 10 200 bush milwaukee club az 81 lO@l 49, l30OO
bash amber Iowa at 81 209l 81 $4,000 extra choice do
at q 33X; 100000 bush winter red western at 81 3i
80; 1900 bush amber Michigan at 30Rl 4l; 10 0C0
bush extra choice do at 81 4Sl ~; 5000 bush amber
state at 81 III 5000 bush white Genesee at 9 50 and
2, 600 bush white Michigan At 81 509l So.
KYE--Quiet and firm at e39o5o for western, and 95c
fol stats. -It
BARLEY--More active and armer. Sales Of 10 500
bush common 10 prime state and Canadian at 81 4O@
u0RN-scaroely 30 active but prices are without de-
clded change saes Of 900 bush at zoo for shipping
mixed WESTERN 696es for eastern, and 5eSG3' for dam
0ATs-Dull and heavy, with small sales at 6ideeo
for common to prime. and extra choice at 66k 9e7c.
bU0Ah-The market rules very dull. By austion les
hhdB New Orleans were sold at l09l1Xo
hoLAssEs-Rules dull and market heavy, with no
| sales Of moment reported.
PORK-The market Is quiet and prices unchanged;
mess little easier while prime is little 1Tmer Sales
Of 625 bbls at Sl3 l2h@l3 25 for closing at the
inside price; Sll 5O@ll rs for prime; and S13 0O9
| l6 eO for old and new prime mess
BEEF-Market more active, with sales Of 300 bbls OF
% OO910 rs for country mess e5 507 90 for country
prime; SIC OO9l3 rs for repacked mess; and Sl3 50
| IA 25 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEE--Market dull and nomInslly
| unchanged.
BEEF HAMs-In moderate request. Sales Of 100
bbls choice western at $l6 so. t'
| OUT MHATB-Dull and unchanged.
H0G5--Dressed, iess active, with sales at 6ic.
BACON e1DEs-In moderate request with sales oi
$40 boxes, at exc for city cut long clear middes and
SHo for shortr tI
LARD-Dnll and unchanged. Sales Of 700 bbs at 9D
9kc, and small lots very choice at 9&c.
| BUTTER--selling at lG92Oc fer Ohio, 22126 fol
| state.
oHEEsE-steady at cyclic.
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Evening and Midnight Reports.
Latesl from Fredericksburg.

HEADQUARTERS ARmY OF THE PoToMAo, Nov.
29.-The rebels continue to raise esrthworks
around Fredericksburg, but no new batteries
were visible to-day.
Early yesterday morning some rebel cavalry,
said to be Hampton's Legion, crossed tho river
some distance above here, and, evadiog our
brigade, near Hsrtwood, capturing nearly the
entire two companies.
The roads are improving, and supplies are
coming In more freely from the landings.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

DEPARTMENT. OF THE oHIo.-This department,
Major General H. G. Wright commanding,
embraces the following districts and divisions:
l. District of Western Virginia, Major
General ]. D. Cox.
Divisions--B -Brigadier- General Geo. Crooks,
Kanawha. Brigadier General Benz. +. Kelley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Brigader. Gen.
eral Robert H. Milroy, Beverly
II. Army Of Kentucky, Major General Cor
don Granger.
Divisions Fret Brigadier. General A. ]
Smith. Second -Brigader. General Quincy A.
Gilmore. Third -Bfigader. General Absalom
Baird. f,...s
iii. Dlatrict of Western Kentucky, Bfiga.
ier-General J. T. Boyle.
Two divisions Of the Department Of the
Cumberland are serving in General Wright'f
department, viz: the 10th, General Gilbert, OF
the line of the Louisville and Nashville rail
road; and the 18th, General Dumont, at Frank
fort. The first division Of the Army Of Ken
lucky General Smith, is under orders fo
General Grants department.; and Genera
Morgan's division, lately arrived from Cumber
land Gap, being under orders to report to Gen
eral Rosecrans, is now included in Genera
p Wright's army. s-
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NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
Stocks generally frmer. Chicago and Rock Island
Tx; Norwich and Worcester 72; Milwaukee and
Prairie du cheln End preferred 3l Cleveland and
Toledo COX; Illinois Central scrip 75x Michigan South
ern guaranteed sax American Gold l2ek@l29 Pacific
Mall ll9;lNew York Central l0l Hudson 7p,<; Harlem
2K Harlem preferred 50H; Michigan Central $751; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds LOG; o. 8.
skies 1881 coupons lo4ki California sevens 95 Brook
lyn water loan look; Indiana and Michigan 30; Illinois
Central bonds l07; Terra Haute and Wabash 2d bonds
80; Erie 9Th bonds 10l; Del. L. q W. 127; Galena and
Chicago 60X; Cleveland and Plttsburg 40; Erie 60<i
do preferred 9lk; Cleveland & Toledo 67H; Treasury
Notes n 3.l0) lO3X; Little Miami l06k; Michigan
Southern 37K; Michigan Southern second 99a; Erie I'd
bonds l20i Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago ID bonds
49, dolst 107xiohicago North Western lat do I'd
81; do assorted bonds a; Cleveland, ooiumbus and
Cincinnati l24k; Panama Missouri aixes Ten.
nessee skies 54i Racine and Milwaukee ll2x; United
States 6s 81 coupons 03X; Registered l03k; q. g. 5s
va coupons %; Registered IS; Demand Notes l27k NJ
Virginia Skies 60; Tennessee 53k; Hannibal and
st. Joseph bonds 63A; United States one year csrtia
Gates S7x coupons lO4k; demand notes l2l Resdine
75 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 50; o. 8. yeaI
certificate 9sX: North Carolina 6s 7O Ohio 0s Of el
ia. tkot.st n =
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MESS P0RK-Unchanged. There were no sales re-
ported. 1t Is held at $40 754ll 90.
LARD-A speculative demand and 20 tcs sold at slc
Some parties from Indiana are the buyers
GREEN mEATs-A fair demand, with sales Of $4,000
pieces at SIC for shoulders, 5@5Kc for Sides and 5@
$40 for hams, the latter thee revailing rate.
BACON AND BULK ME ATs-Nothing transpired,
SEED-olover seed sold at sc, and is Ia demand to
nil orders; not much doing. Flax is wanted a, 81.
sUdAR-Dull, and in the large way prices are nomi.
nal.
MoLAssEs-Dull, and not enough doius to establish
quotations.; New Orleans can be bought at 5aQ55o
OOFEEE-Held firmly at 33dD34c.
WHEAT-rhere 10 continued good demand, both
from the local and interior miers, with but light offer.
ings and fui prices are realized for all sold We quote
prime red at VI O39l O5 1ndana Ohio white at 81 10
@l IL and prime to choice Kentucky whte at 81 l5a
2O The saes reported were: 500 bush good Indiana
white at el eg goo do prime red at 81 0a 400 do prime
Kentucky white at 81 49, 200 do fair Indiana white at
81 45O do prime red at 81 04 300 do fair do at Sl
and $50 do prime do at q 0S.
ooRN.The market rules steady. with a fair demand
4a94oc for new aod old IN bulk. $50 bush new sold
| at 45c. and 400 do old at 400.
oATS-Theie Is an active demand, chiefly from partie
who nave Government Contracts and fall prices are OBJ
tained' we quote new and old at 47G50o in bulk Those
In SACKS are Preferred account of the scarcity Of sacks
and commanded relatively higher prices. The sales
made public were eOO bush new 10 bulk 4c; and
bush Lew and old mixed at 81 95eo. including sacks
kYE-rhe market continues dull decline OF X
per bush has been established, wi sales Of GOO bush s
63c In bulk, and 81 in sacks.
Dhnhh = ue quslltio9 are In fair demand, and tht
offerings OF such being light the market 10 Erm AT fu
rates. but tho oNer gradse dull at irregular pIcea
We quote good to stictly prime fall at 81 3Ol IS anc
Ins same grades OF state spring at 81 Pool 25 ThI
sales wse OOO bush Chicago spring at 9So and 275 d.
| fall at 81 90.
HAY-The demand continues good, with only mod
craze supply and the market 10 frm at 93 009l4 00
ton Tor prime timothy on arrival and S4 0O@l5 90 from
| store.
oHEEsE-A continued good demand from ths loca
trade ana shippers with sales Of 200 bxs selected West
ern deserve at lUhc and 30 bxs Engsh Daily at lilo.
BurTEk-There 10 Q fsir local demand for prime I
choice qualities, but the lower grades are dull. "
at e@lfc.
PorAToEs-The demand for primo Ne,hannocks
good At ~, per bush arrival s0Gs5; from stort
| inferior qualities are dull and difacult 10 sell.
APPLEo.The market Is STEADY, with fair deman
81 ~ ssgR per bbl on arrival, and 81 5oS2 0O fro
/ dn.1ftI
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The Army of the south In Motto m

CAIRO, Nov. 29-The grand Army of the
South is all In motion. General Sherman,
with bis forces, left Memphis on Wednesday.
General Grants army struck tents at dawn
yesterday and marched off on the Holly
Springs road. Seven days rations were pre-
pared. Only one tent is allowed each twenty
men, one to the officers Of each company, and
elk wagons to each regiment.
The rebels are falling back towards Grenada,
tearing up the track, carrying off rails, and
burning bridges as they retire. 1t is reported
they are even moving heavier valuables from
Jackson, Miss.
Prisoners taken confess to the utter hope.
lessness of their cause In the West,
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A Hattie NIomentarily Expected.

q NEW YoRK, Nov. 29.--The army correspond.
ent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer from Aqua
Creek says: Daily, hourly, in fact momentari-
ly, we expect to hear the frat gun fred that
will inaugurate the first grand battle of this
campaign, for i! is in this vicinity that not only
almost the entire rebel army is concentrated,
one hundred thousand strong, bnt also the
three grand divisions which go to make up the
grand Army of the Potomac.
A dispatch to the Philadelphia Press says
that last night the indications were that Gen.
VI are on the eve of one of the grandest bat
ties of modern times.
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Annual Reports and Presidon;s
Message.

New YoRK, Nov. ga special to the Post
from Washington says: Il 10 understood that
tho annual report Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury Is completed and viii probably be laid be.
fore Congress on Monday. The War and
Navy reports will not be ready for delivery On
terror and of the Postmaster Generl are ready.
The Presidents message was read to the
Cabinet yesterdy, but will not be closed until
Sunday night The President will withhold bis
signature till the last moment, In order to avai
himself of any additional information that may
be received. The message will go into Con
gress ct noon Monday, and Immediately after
the reading shall have commenced the docu
ment will be sent of by telegraph.
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REBELLION RrcoRp.AThe XX[ytb Month

REBELLION REcoRD.=The XXIYth Monthly
Part of the "Record," containing portraits of
General Mitchell and Robert Lee. has just
been issued. This completes the fourth
volume of the work. ItShould be remembered
that the three departments Of the "Record"--
the Chronological, the Documentary, and the
Mlscellaneous-are esch PACED and indexed
separately, 80 as to be Of easy and ready
reference. At Atty cents for each monthly
Issue, making three dollars volume, the
rebellion Record" is cheap and at the same
time an invaluable repository of facts. docu'
ments, and Incidents relating to the great Re-
beliion and the War for the Union Every
citizen should procure one copy OR more for
his own use, and for safe guide to those who
msy represent him In the future Of our
country's history.
g. P. Putnam, Publisher, 5S2 Broadway
Charles T, Evans, General Agent, 44s Broad
way, New York.
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Cleveland Market.

OLxvElAnD, Nov. %.
WHEAT-Narket quiet and dull at 81 l2R1 10 for
red; sale OF car while at 81 IS.
ooRN-steady at 5l9521 by the car load.
0ATs-Sellng at $50.
BARLEY-sale Of 500 bush at 81 20.
DRIED APPLE5-sale Of e3 bbls at 4Kc.
H0GS-The market may be quoted at % 7594 rs TOR
light to heavy weights; have sold, under peculiar
circumstances, as high as 81 d5 Receipts very light
yet though the packing season may be regarded
fairly opened.
LARD--Market dull, and not salabls a! over 3D..
Laadlr.
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Sheriff 3 Sale,

8. & 8. 8. Clark
vs., \ franklin Common Pleas.
Milton W. Dennison.)
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI
ID to 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, o., on
Saturday, the 9Th day of December, A. D. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock and o'clock p NJ.
the following described real estate situate In the county
OF Franklin and State Of Ohio, to wit:
Lot Mo- g. as laid down and designated ON the plat In
the proceedings In the Of Jane Dennison vs. Burr
W. Dennison Ct al, In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio, recorded In record book No. ca
page $685. and bounded follow: Beginning at stake
N. W. corner to lot No. q In the center Of the county
road thence along the center Of said road NJ deg. Is
minutes n. Il 1900 poles to stake; thence g. 81 deg.
Is minutes u. 2l2 d0100 poles 70 stake in the west
line Of John Cherry snd thence along said line 8. 10
deg. 90 minutes r. IA 3o100 poles to stake N. cor
ner to said lot No 81 thence along the N. line OF said
lot NJ 81 degs Is minutes W. 2l5 50loo poles to the be-
Einrng containing eighteen and is0 poles being
the part Of Milton w. Dennison seto In said proceed
ings in partition. n a ! ft 4 ts.geN5s-rl. i g
Appraised at ss5 per acre. . Jg
90 q. ". HUFFMAN, sh
Printers fees $500.
povI l809-d1t&wtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

WARRINGTON, Nov 29.-M,j.. Gen. Burnside
arrived here last night, and spent this morning
principally In consultation with President Lin
coin and Gen. Hslleck. He has already &c.
turned to his headquarters.
It Is supposed that StoneWall jackson was
to day at Culpepper, designing to move thence
to Fredericksburg.
The demands upon. the Treasury outstsnd.
ing are less than $4,000 600. This it is
thought will be absorbed in revenue payments
by the frst Of February.
Members Of Congress have already become
numerous The larger number, however, will
arrive to morrow and Monday morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30
MOney MARKET,

NKw YoRE, Nov. 30.
Ths Money market rules easy at per cent. dis
count for loans on call.
Strictly Prime Paper continues firm at 6h@7 per cent
discount.
Sterling Exchange rules heavy. The quotations
Bankers bills.
American Gold dull and lower; opening at 20, end
closing heavy at 2sH per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars are quiet and nominal ut BIN
per cent. premium. ......"..
Government Stocks are heavy, United States OF
1881 81 03H@1 03x United Staten q 3.10) Treasury
Notes at Sl03X.
Total exports to-day Of specie, ses3.aOO.
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DIR. ADOLFUS'S
Select School for YOung Gentl'men

A II FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
IA North Of College Hill The courre OF study en-.
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Mathematics Natural Philosophy, Natural History
and Chemistry.
Tho study Of the French and German languages con-
stltutes prominent feature OF the School, Assstedby
teachers Of emnence In science the Principal feels
tilted In promising his pupils all the benefits Of Euro.
pean education. ~ 2.
The School Is agreeaby situated extensive farpl
me house acommodieus building, measuring l75 feet
In front. - = 2 t7's = -iiis
The School In session during the hot season.
% the refreshing rural scenery In which Ia located
holds out great advantages.
Terms including tuitior, board, washins fnei, light a
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly In advance
RREEaREcER as 1sfa as
Hon. Belamy storer, Prof Geo y. Day, Lane Semina.
y, =. Gary, Esq. Wm. p. Hubert Hsq., sRebeIt
MITCHELL Esq, Milton Ssyler, Esq, Hon. George Hosd
ley Rev r.. Allyn President Wesleyan Female college,
David Gibson, Esq,, b. Kesser, Esq, w. 8. Wright,
Esq Hon. J. b. btallo, O, Y. Adse, Esq B. Homhnb,
Jr., Washington Mclean, Esq, n. ?. Starr ESQ. etc.
Iulye0t. 3sta ',slth FIsil.L- cslsl
4 u b. .s g
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The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DREPARE FROM AN IMPROVED
i recipe BY the proprietor Of the "BRorHxR JoHA.
THAN PollsH" Is certified BY all the leading New York
Furniture Dealers and PianoForte Makers to bs the
best in the sord for removing Scratches Marks and
Dirt, and restoring high and lasting gloss to ell kinds
Of Vanished Work, from Furniture to Leather 1t
is easily applied. With piece Of Canton FLANNEL and
bottle or two Of this NEw FURNITURE PoLisn House.
keeper can work sgc in the furniture OF house and
keep II looking like new. Now 10 the time to shine
up" your Tables, CHAIRS Desks, Pianos Picture Frames
Carriages; etc., and make them look atty per cent. bet
ter. This 10 true economy. For sale BY Furniture
Dealers and Storekeepe generally Price, rs and so
csats bottle. Depot No. Spruce Street, New York.
srrclAL AaRNrs WANTED. Address box lg72- NKw
YonK P. o.
July M-dtvtvlyfromfeb28'6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

The best advice that can be taken is to saue
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HuDsoN's uNRIvALLED TooTH PASTE
Call for it at Studer's, Marple's, Samuel's,
Roberts, Wileon's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den
ig's, Ridgway's, J. Fowler's, D. D. s or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere -
Try It one aud all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

SruDER, on State street, has fine stock
Of newspapers, pictorials, magazines, and
stationery constantly on haud-the best, new
cat, and cheapest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

GoTTscHALK AT zLNsvILLE .-Gottschalk will
give one Of his grand concerts at Zanesville on
Friday evening next, Dec s, and the next
Saturday. evening In this city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

KENNEDY has just received 6ne lot Of pic
torials-Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie'a Illus
trated, and New York Illustrated, for Dscsm.
Der 6. besides many other serials, comical and
literary. Call at Kennedy's adjoining the Post
office. and supply yourself with cheap, good
and entertaining periodicals.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Breckenridge Wilson, } Docket 3, page 457. N
vs.. Superior Court Of franklin
william Robertson, OF al.) County. sa
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DER OF
i the said COURT to directed will offer f0- sale
at the doorof the Court House In the city Of coic-
bus on tAtss-
Saturday, the 6thday of December, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock NJ the following described real CO.
tate, situate in franklin county, Ohio, to.wit: ~
The south half Of lot number three (y, being one
part Of half section number A. Township s, Range 10
refugee lands. tt saAE HTgfgfE ~ w
Appraised at 800 per acre. ,,,.-...... IN.
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees 90
nova dltStwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

The Mayor yesterday fined two persons each
seven dollars and costs, and sent them to the
chain. gang to work out the fines and costs.
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THERE are now at the Government grounds,
Cincinnati, about one thousand horses and If
teen hundred mules. These are being put
up into teams as fast as circumstances will al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

THE New York Daily World can be obtained
at Studer's on State street, on each day after
Its publication.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

GENERAL BUELL. arrived in Cincinnati on
FIiday evening to attend the Court Of Inquiry
In his case.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

MAJOR GENERAL PoPE and staff, who arrived
In Cincinnati on Friday, left .hs. evening for
Washington.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

New YoRK, Nov. 29.-The cargo of the
prize steamer Arm was sold to day for $780,
600. The teas brought 441kc for Congou, and
coffee slightly damaged 900.
Part Of the cargo Of the steamer Stillin
was sold to-day, bringing over 100000
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

MAJOR-GEaERAL GHonor B. MCCLELLAN is
expected in Cincinnati the latter part Of this
week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

PIcroRIALs, as Harper's Weekly and other
illustrate papers, will be found on Thompaon's
counter at the Post0fice.
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State and Local News.

WANTED, at this office, good industrious
boy. None other need apply
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p For Morning and Afternoon Reports. sss
First Page.
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Col MYoArr, of the 4lss Ohio, has resigned
bic command
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