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THE ENTERGENCY PASSED
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.
The London Times waking up
1t Acknowledges the Rebel
Defeats
ID FoR TaE 49,.
Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader
WASHINGTON, Nav q.

BEEF FOR TIE ARMY.
The successful bidders for 5000 beefs on
hOOf, delivered as and when required, the
first instsllment June 10th: Pepper and
Watson, of kentucky, at s4, lsf cents;
Joseph Wilson bid the highest, at 5,2s /;
James o'Bryan lowest ats, 1884.
FUGITIVE LAW IN THE DISTRICT.
The argument OF the question Of the
applicability Of the Fugitive sIars
law to the District is to be made before three
Judges Of the Circuit Court on Thursday
by John Dean for slave petitiOning for a
writ Of hGbeas corpus. Judge Waine de-
clined to grant writ on the ground that
the case could not be carried up from his
decision to fun bench in the Supreme
Court, and also as it had already been passed
upon in the case Of Bigg vs.. Pennsylva-
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CLEVELAND & ERIE R. r.
On and after Monday, May 8, ls62 Passan7as Trains
viii run a. follows, Sundays exceptedl:

LEAVE CLEVELAND aN
lo;o0 A. u. MAIL IkAIN-StOpping at an nlstlona
except mickuuct Mentor, Ptrfy, UnibngfIls.
Saygrook and sWRnyilie, and arrives -sf f,Tis
q l.50 p. H. Dunkirk at s55 2. 81: tilifIsio n
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FROM HARRIsRURG.

4AHllIsDVll llui lANJ q.
Governor Curtin has issued a general
order countermanding the order for enlist
ing three months volunteers, the emergen-
cy which seemed to require them having
passed.
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MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC BRI5HT 81 FHY
IN preaut1l q beauIilll sQug and lhccul, ~ -
4. D1nlEir snd sung VIII groas 9lcclI " slis Aaa
webb, q webb 5lteruol. Prise 1cqu1f azo ~
Dalk8 Bass song, Home Qi ny lQutn. fria1 = ctls
Elfsrof TIE above tglt % tn5 raFt q t8 U liee
st-tes pn feociptql ~ llarzef plioe saa
l7 1 GEaalId-3t, ol1ls,l1l o.
~ Pianos. Small lnstrumenia aud eiri11l q az
kinda e1nItEEtlY O ha1e.
"a. PiAn0s tuned ana 81 aarea'i AI49lsl
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dORE TROoPs FoR WAsHINeToN.

DInIINNAIII NluJ 20. z
The sixty-Fifst Regiment, Col. schleich,
left Columbus for Washington last night,
Several thousand men collected at Column
bus yesterday, and hundreds are arriving
by every train. 81.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
= ~" +''H - ~ r. B DOUGLAS 8 CO.,
IL aaul. .HI 1Iel f iflW i7B SupeEior.St
ARTISTS AfAFERIALs-wINDs AND
NEWTON'S and Goupil's on and Water Colors.
at X. D. DOUGLAS A CO; VI, cd
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, al aHT r. B. DOUGLASS & CO.'S, q.
--|---Ia .. d. #..I a I7g SuperiOrs5t
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
d. b. DOUGLAS & CO.'S,
UfI ll.t aiaA D f7y SuperiOr-St.
"CARTEs DE vIsFFEp OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmar's Marblost ct
u. B. DOUGLAS s CO.'S,
t-sr allr alfl I-- Tlill1i As9ePefior-st
FINE RNaRAvINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
apr9 l5g Suporior-St,
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FRO1T NEW YORK.

New YoRK,.Ma %.
The baltimore Amsrican .ofsthe 9th saws
Gen. Banks has already received a rein
forcement ut least IS, 900 we'll disciplin-
ed troops at Harper's Ferry. Several car
loads of seige guns, each weighing about
six tons, have also been sent up from the
Washington Navy Yard In one of the
trains for Harpers Ferry was Assistant
Secretary Of War Watson and Gen. Hamil-
ton Of the regular army. -
ftB WH1 iif New YoHK, %.
The steamer S. R. Spaulding has arrived
with 3Sl sick soldiers from Mcclellan 5
army. The bark Pallas from Belize re-
ported the .. s. steamer Tyler had cap
tured an iron steamer loaded with cotton
and sent her to New York The Pallas did
not learn her name. 2 E- I<D
1t is reported that no more militia regi-
ments are 70 be sent of. The 7th is under
stood to be at Baltimore.
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CQnnections ara made at Al0urodViia WITH ne San.
dusky, Mansfield & Newark u r.. al CLYDE Wifh -
sgndqsEy Dayton cinelnnah B. r. q Ersnianf
Win Fremont Indiana r. r., aud az Tolado VIZ
the Miehigan southern a Eorthorn Indiahs ana ~
lodo agaah Railroads for Chicago, Detrpff Jaek-
eonf ars v aynei Loganspofti Lafayette Calro A.
ton 81 Louis and all polnts West Nortt 1TsIf ~
Southwest
~ Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Tulsdo and ths
Vest q 20 A. n, and so3 2. i. Frum ssndusl-F q
~ ~ A. Z. ,r.-..,,., l. D. RgCkERy sup't.
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ENVELOPSI ENYELOPSul-
( m soo.OOO ENVELQPs, Of all sizes, qdaIios and
eolos fof sale at the Leader Counting Room, cheap
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sANTAFE lIAH,

al .KASsAs e1Tr, May q.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived, but
brings no news whatever,
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CLOTHES WRINGER
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f IT SAVES LABOR -- u raZ.e
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Tie great impr0yement in this over every other
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arranged thar no iron possibly come in contact
with the clothes thereby avoiding all danger OF nlu
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uil Families In the city or adjacent country are In
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{ coal OIL AND LAMPS.

oil 0ILll OlLlllslWiaU.l lsco-
Il FIELD a GQst Proprie tors Of the Largest and
Best OIL REFINERY IN The Western Country, have
ihfi day rednced the prizes on thelt ll- ~.
KeFOsiae and Carbon Oils.
Che quality shah b as hofoiof5re. th0vofy BEST
EsEIa9 .s,, - -. y6s, s,,s,s
TO the Great Western Oh Works Ohics, 100 s.. Clair
g., rsar of Angler HouEs. Ma
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READY.MADE CLOTlNG.

COME LOVE TO ROAM DER
~ tho dark sea foam IfHl.e B.. 'r. I.-r
Some don't
'h Some like good home -bfewed ale,
And some don't. ID. r..I I
SOnie like q fine suit Of clothes,
And some wont have them. .. eHt r
Some poke Oh among tho Beccah Jews, 90
And they don't GET them.
I Some who God hath with knowledge stored
Go there and get shaved .. u..
Some so 10 Boston or New York,
---Ll- -----I- -. o.. -.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ II A IL DAD.
. .lEYELAND 3 TOLEDO r. R.
sUlI1IER ARRANQFnFgT'

On and aiter Monday, Nay s, iss7. Iraln1 MI ruu
daily as follows, tsundays akcsptsdl
Cos A. n. CHICAGO EXPREss-si0t1 AZ ~ -tseiorr
Qn southern Division, oKcupt lfa5hi nrto1 ~
af 6.li p. 4. --~
5.i5 ?. n. NORTHERN 1lAIl-sto5s AZ al -t.riou-
81 SSf .hsfn DIVISION and arEivul e. aandustT
GO n. TELEGRAPH ExPREss-stop,st al vt..
tions on southern Division, excapt lFr5hinT-
ton and Gay. Arrives Ia Tqiedo q rIsf5 q ~;
Chicago at SIS A. ~.
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All Reading Matter on this page
is from our Last Evening Edition.
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OhiO's Response to the can
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TELEGRAPHTC.
FROM M'CLELLAN'S ARMY II

THE SUDDEN CALL Tor TROOPS
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TRAYELRRls REeIsTEIs.

A1 III tHfna wishing conveyance % either Of the
eb9vc Trains on Boats viii be called for by Coaches
q stevens Omnibus Line, hy leaving their address
e TIC 0pqilEe Oacc rs sapcTor-St., next door 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-09
D' For Morning and Afternoon Reports. &c
First Page.
Evening and Midnight Reports.
Occupation OF WarrontOn - Rebels
Fall Back-JacksOn ana Bragg in
Gha MOk0 n, I'M rh md

Occupation OF WarrontOn - Rebels
Fall Baclk-JackgOn and Bragg In
tbo NoighbOrhOOd.
WARRENToN, Va. Nov. T., 4 P. M.-The
army corps of Gen. Reynolds took possession
Of this place unopposed yesterday. The place
was occupied by Col. Raino with about four
hundred men and two howitzers.
Gen. Longstreet's army corps had occupied
Culpepper Court House for several days, but
lei: last Saturday. |. was generally reported
that no would encamp on the hills south of the
town.
Gen. A. p. Hills command was here on
Thursday, but retreated upon the advance OF
our troops.
Reliable citizens confirm the general belief
OF intelligent army officers, that Gen. Lee has
succeeded in eluding General Mcclellan, and
tba. large portion Of Lees army is at Cor
donsville.
Gen. A P. Hill's forces and Gen. stuarvs
cavalry formed the rear guard of General Lee.
The former was at Chester Gap on Wednes.
day, and Gen. Pleasanton had pushed General
Stuart to Flint Hill.
Our troops found two hundred and seventy
wounded rebel soldiers in the hospital here.
Great distress prevails among the citizens
hereabouts, for the neceasarios Of life Ali
the stores are exhausted Of supplies, and are
closed up. Cars are expected to arrive here
Tomorrow.
The snow storm continued until late in the
afternoon.
Lt,-Col. Blunt, OF Gen. Longstreet's staff,
was captured by Bayard's cavalry. Blunt is
Provost Marshal General in the rebel army,
aud was inspecting his pickets at the time he
was captured.
Leading seoessionists here prophecy great
battle hereaboutB In n few days. Thoy repre-.
sent that StoneWall jackson Ia only ten miles
of, with force Of seventy thousand men, and
that Bragg is at Gordonsville in great force
They also say that there is but llttle doubt that
Jackson is threatening to attack our forces at
Waterloo.
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From missouri and Arkansas.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. s-We hear nothing Of
special interest from General Schofeld's army.
The rebels don't appear to have attempted to
regain lost advantages or to repossess them
selves with any part of Missouri Territory
They have been pursued into Boston mountains,
and will certainly be compelled to retreat be.
yond the Arkansas river.
The rebel column that was to attack Pilot
Knob and Cape GirardeRu from the southeas.
by way of Pocahontas, have NOS yet achieved
any such result. On the contrary, they have
Gen. Steele's command is go disposed ct Pitt
mans Ferry and other points that Il will be i'm
possible for the enemy to obtain fooshold in
that quarter.
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Sheriff g Sale,

,'. >. :; :, 0'',. franklin Common Pleas:
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VEN DI
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 A~
Saturday, the 9Th day Of December. A, D. 1862,
between the houn Of 10 o'clock NJ. and 4o'cloeP
the following described real esate situate In the county
Of Franklin and State of Ohio, to witt o fr,s zllQ
Lot No. as laid down and deaignated on the plsttn
the proceedings In the OF Jane Dennson Barr
W. Dsnnison Of al, 10 the Court Of Common Pleas q
Franklin county, Ohio, recorded In record book No. ,
page 336, and bounded follow: Beginning at stake
N. W. corner to lot No, e 10 the center o. he county
road thence along the center Of said road ~ deg 10
minutes n. IA 10 100 poes to stake; thence 81 deg.
Is minutes u. 22 60100 poles 10 stake 70 the wes
line OF John Oherys land thence along said line b.
deg 90 minutes r. IA 80 100 poles to staken. cor.
nef TO sad lot No 81 thence along the NJ line OF said
lot N. 81 deg. IS minutes ". sl5 So 100 poles to the be-
gnnins Containing eighteen acres and l5O poles, being
tbe part Of Milton W. Dennison setoa In said proceed
| inss 10 partition. ln
Appi'''' O. ". HUFFMAN. sherif
| Printers fees $500.
noyI lIe62-dlt&wtd, flfta aSAfrE3N
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q
A rs, but could not ssceriain the particulars.
MESS P0RK-Notbing done.
BAo0N-5O,0O poundS of bacon shoulders sold at Sc
| loose.
LARDThere were sales Of new lard at Sc on the spot
and 0kc for December delivery. Butchers' lard may
be quoted q: e9Shc. the latter inclading pack.
ages.
sALT-The market ID easier. 5000 barrels Kanawhs
sold at "a 50 per bOl on the landing Liverpool is held
st So 25 per bag.
d&OoERIEs-The market is quiet but firm at full
rates: The demand Is very light.
| O0FFEE-3l@33c.
| bUGAR-1lz@l2xc.
WHEAT-rnere was an improved demand to.dsy,
from both the local millers and shppers and offerings
being light full prices realized for ali SOLE We
quote prime Iedat 9sc9$1 OO, and Indiana and Ohio
white ut 81 OS9l 10. There is much Kentucky iI
the aket It is held at 81 1901 90 for prime to choice
The sales repeated were 600 bush prime Ohio white al
81 90; 600 do white at 81 90; 1900 bushels prime
Ss i''o bush do do at &c. and ''' do oho' do
ooRN-The receipts continue light, and prices are
tending upward but are not quotably higher The de
mand is active, from both the distiers and Government
contractors. We quote or shelled at 4jc in bE TX
1000 bush white sheled sold at 45c to arrive.
| OAC5-rhere Isl hrmer feeling in the market and
holders are asking ls2c higher have partially
ceeded In establishing it, the market closing firm at 4eC
for new and sic for old in bulk 900 bush old sold al
55h In sacks, the sacks to be returned.
RYE-rhe market 10 steady, with fair demand at GA
B0oc Tor prime samples on arrival The receipts are
i only moderate.
BARLEY-There is continued good demand fol
ID uTm at full prices.
We quote spring at 25@l 30 and fall at 81 35l 40
the latter rate for strictly prime. The safes reported
were 200 bush prime fall at 81 3j 500 do prime Gan
ada spring a: 4O and 900 do Chicago srring al
81 ~ to 81 %, according to quality. -
| HAY-There is an Improved demand, and prices are
higher closing rm at 3 O09l4 10 per ton for prime
Timothy in bales on arrival the outside figure tight
pressed.
| OHEESE-A continued good demand for Western
Reserve and the market rules firm at lc for selected
The receipts are more LIBERAL but the demand fully up
Il 30 thaa
| 10h@Ilc.
| BUTTER-There 10 an improved demand and the
receipts not being large there Is hrmer feeling In
the market, bbt prices have not undergone any change.
We quote prime to choice at l3D20c and common to
/ good at S@14c.
| APPLE5-The market remains dull at 81 2592 OIL
per barrel OF 2h bushels arrival and 81 5092 %
from store.
P0TAToEa-The receipts continue liberal, and the
market rules dull at 60@65c for prime Nethannocks
arrival and 70D75c from store.
Gasetts.
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DR.. VIM. 3. HURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES :
THE BEST m THE WORLD
IasuRINO
FINE TEETH & A SWEET BREATH,
AND CURING
T0OTHACHE & NEURALGIA.

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~ with and admired for PEARLY WHITE and Sound
TEBTH2 Use Oh. WIN. d. HURD'S UNRIVALEb
TOOTH POWDER, warranted FREQ from acid, alkali or
any Injurious substance. Price, 25 cents per box.
III J. Beware Of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
which vhiten but destroy.
DO you wish TO be certain that your BREATH is pure,
sweet and agreeable TO husband wife, lover riends
Use DR.. HURD's oELEBRATED MOUTH WASH.
Price, 81 cents per bottle.
This sstringent wash 10 alec the best remedy In the
world for CANKKR, BAD BRRATu BLHRpn'a GUNS, BoRR
MooTH, etc. II has cured hundreds.
Get DE-. HURD'B MAGIC To0THkoHH DR0PS'
Price, Is cents per bottle.
Are you afflicted with NEURALGIA Oct DR.. W.
B. HURD'B NEURALGIA PLASTERS. The most or.
fective and delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister but Eoothe and charm
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ed on receipt Of price.
Do you Wish complete set OF DENTAL REMEDIES
and TBEATIsK ON PRRsERvMs THE TEETH7 Get
DE-. WM. d. HURD'S DENTAL TREASURY, the
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make to another. Price, 81. Sent by Express On re-
ceipt OF price.
For sale at all the best stores throughout the country
OAUTIoH-Ag there dealers who take advantage of
advertisements to impose upon their customers In
feror preparations, 10 necessary to insist upon having
ly tested and prepared by an experienced and scientific
Dentist, Treasurer Of the New York State Dentists AS
Bocistion, and Vice President Of the New Yors City
Dental s0oiety.
Address
WIN. B. HURD & CO., New York.
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Exchange OF Prisoners.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 6.-Col. w. II, Lud-
low, OF the staff of General Dix, left Fortress
Monroe this morning for Aikens's Landing
He goes up 10 meet Confederate Commissioner
Ould, by appointment, to perfect tho arrange
N ent for the exchange Of prisoners, and il is
understood he takes with him list Of names OF
all the exchanged at different points, which en-
ables him to meet the difficulties heretofore en-
countered in these negotiations.
All quiet at Suffolk, and there is no appear.
ance of hostilities at that point as present.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

William B. Hubbard Superior Court Of FRANKLIN
ROber, Riordan ct al. county. Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN Or DER Ok
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 Ssh dav of November, A, D
1862,
At one O'Clock P. NJ the following described real es
tate. situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to witt
part OF Parks survey No 3,3l5, in the Virginia Dis
trict beginning at point in the National Road and
road laid out along the east line Of certain tract OF
800 acres, thereabous, belonging 10 Joseph NJ su
want; thence N e4k deg T. l16 60l0O poles along the
center of the said National Road thence N.5k deg W.
l64 32lO0 to Q stake; thence 8. a deg 80 min. W.
90 10 100 poles to stake being the northwest Of
Robert n. Neils land thence 8. IL deg. 30 min west
l poles to the plsce Of beginning containing 100
II being tract OF 100 on the west end Of tract
Of 296k acres owned by said Robert K. Neil. ,s
Appraised at go 90 per acre.
q. W. HUFFMAN. shsrin,
and haster Oommissionsr,
II. O. NoBLR, Atty.
Printers fees $500
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LOCAL MATTEasS.

JOHN HUNTER, Merchant Tailor, at 900 South
High street, has just received from the East a
choice assortment Of new cloths, cassimetes,
vestings, etc., from which he is prepared to
make up and q. neat and substantial garments
for gentlemen's wear. Specimens Of Mr.. Hun
ter's work, which may be seen on our streets
any day, will convince auy one that he cannot
be easily surpassed in the quality, style and
finish of clothing of any description. Give
him call.
Miss RIoHlNos had benefit at the Academ }
Of Music, Cleveland, on Friday night, when she
sppearnd in her favorite character as the
Daughter OF the Regiment.
w. B. Passion died yesterday morning, q.
hisresidcnce, near this city. He was much re-
spected. and leaves widow and FIVE children
to mourn their irrepsrable loss
Forty FOUR paroled pTis0nors Of the 7th
Kentucky cavalry, arrived at Camp Wallace
yesterday morning.
II appears from a statement of Gen. Cooper
commanding parOled forces at Camp Lew Wal.
lace, that the number of paroled men present
In camp for duty was, on the 5ta inst, 9sO6
aud the number absent 1886.
KENNEDY's PEMoDIcAL sToRE-This establish
ment on High street, next door South Of the en-
trance to the Postofiice, 10 truly variety store
10 the periodical. book and stationery line.
Here you can find the popular cOmical serials
Of the day, as Yankee Motions, Vanity Fair
Budget of Fun, etc.
Here too, you meet With the most popular
newspapers, aud such pl,torials as Harper
Weekly, Frank Leslie's illustrated, etc.
At Ksnnedy's, too, you can cbtpin the Rebel
lion Record the most valuable repository o
facts and documents relating to the war ye
published.
Kennedy has also Pocket Diary for 1863
neat. tasts!ully and substantially got up4-aT
article which no lady or gentleman can vel
afford TO do Without.
For anything substantial or fanciful In tn
periodical or stationery line, call on Kennedy
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
View York MAIkst.

/
p,oun -, T., s,n'", toaa. uSs, EUvemDel SS,S o.
FLouhLLhe Set " oS,oc Ds.ef win mo mooerats
puBlneiB DONG Iof lume use AnJ EpecuhVo Tne baoa
comprise about 1l'lOO bos ~ 'ogh VI Ior superhne
sate ~ lo2o 70 ioI eaus shb 20 go 70 Tor super
nnS westeni ~ doSe ~ toI common 70 medium extra
WeHeni ~ boa30 10 Ior common 70 good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and "a Ooo 20 Tor trade
branag; Tne MARKET TX nEe SiosinE quiIe hIm .o,o.
VANApiAN fLvuh-The mafket To-Day Is o9lOc
ngneI, WIN WIN moaeIMe business doln8. IneIo Were
sales ovV oDs ~ 3oior common ana W qoo w
Tor good 70 cnoice extra.
BYE bLOUb-heady with small eales at u 73D
| o. GnorI ior suPsiIne, W. ,,,,-,
OOhN mEAL-bteady, with sales 75O bbls Marsh's Ca
| loiic at " oo, Brandywine at - ~. ,.o
Wi,hout aeciaeu cpangei s"ieS 4Vo
| Dp,g MMS',Ssc' ,Ss' lne let'sr price ior n. q y.
| MhEhr-rhe MARKER igSo petter WIN rather more
business doing Sales Of 10 600 bush Chicago spring at
~ doS 81 ]o,voV p9sn iWauaso eiuD @ ~ IIa LIZ .,
2g,UUo Dusn amber iowa az " 5lgl U.s.; o5VOo brsn
Wnter Ieo Wes,eIn AZ 81 SOUL ~ oIVuu Dnah amber
micnRan ~ 81 4ShSBl foi lSOVU DuAh RCD STATE AZ
~ aUgl ~ ~ IVY bush amber Iowa at 81 32ssl 80;
10 wv bush white Michigan az oogl 55i OOO bush
white Illinois at 81 49, $500 bush white Ohio at 81 so,
aVvV ounh white lndianaAt 81 4S@l oO.
hth-Ane marKet ID quiet anu homihaly unchsng'
co. oo.
ban h-Ihe matke' quiet ana MN msm, sales oVo
Dutneb zI9Wea STATE az VI 49, ana 5,oUO do Canada
EaSt ~ 81 90.
nSn % hnSn dSna more acsve, WIN ssies eVo baga
ooMon mnn a. nIso. lSVV DaBs hanBoon AZ N@IAei
na :. h aikeI 40 lower. OhSoend IS IN Ialr
NM M ~ W e previous prices Ine saies were
IfvVo pusn ~ ior shipping mixed western, In
eudng one or Wo prIces very choice at 72c; 6oS7Oc
h,o 300 iTr damaged ana 9es!ed ISo ior
Wm!e notherni oyeioW northern and e3c for white
Westcrs oHTs.,D moa.r.,o ,s0.rd =, sooo, e., ,, ;.
vhto-ln moueIS'e demand AZ o9go3 Tor common to
PRIME 1nSngu new ana olo.
sain 'eV qu'eT ana there IS scarcely any
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-09
paoPoslrloN OF THE coMMIrTrr.

The County CommissloIlers Of Hamilton and
o.her counties have issued certificates TO sub
rcribers of the military fund for the amount Of
theIr subscription, with stipulation that in case
the General Assembly shall authorize o tax to
he levied for that purpose, that the Co9mis-
sIoners will, out Of the proceeds OF such tax,
refund to the subscribers the amount OF their
snbscriptlons; but II such tax Is not authorized,
she certificates shall be utterly void. The
amount Of tho subscription to bo without In
The amount already subscribed to the mill
s.rv fund is about ----. dollars. About ----'
dolisrs will probably bo expended In bounty to
solunteers; the residue will be applied to the