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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09


\ LECTURE on the Nature. Treat.
n ment, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhna
or Seminal Weakness, Involunlary Emissions.
Sexual Debility, aud impediments to Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption Epilepsy
and Fits; Mental and Phys cal Incapac'ty, re
sulting from self abuse, &c.--By LOBT, J.
CULVERMEL ELL, NJ. d., Author of the Green
Book. &c.
The world renowned author. in this adnira
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-nce that the awful consequences of self-abuse
may be efftctuaIIy removed without medicine
and withou: dangerous surgical operation, bogies
instruments, rings or cordas, pointing ont a
mode If cure al once certain and efftctual ky
which every sufferer, no matter what his con
dtion may be. may cure himself cheaplv.
privately, and radically. This lecture viii
prove boon 10 thousands aud thousands
Sent under seal. in q plain envelope, to any
address, on The receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing,
ttl n. CIIAS.J C. KLINE.
1877 Bowery' New York, Posi- Office Box, As Sc
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
WILL WITHSTANn y,

1T WILL MEND wv, i
Save your broken Fpr %ol
IT WILL MEND LEAr rI "
Mend your Harness. Straps, R.h.
1T WILL MEND GI,'
Save the pieces of that erDsa m1AS :
Botte.
III WILL MEND IvoD
Don't throw away that broken I'm H., q
as'ly repaired.
IT WILL MEND CHIN 10
Your broken China Cups aud S,na,
1T WILL MEND MARR !
That piece knocked ont of vo W. q =, no u,
can be put on as strong a ,sp,o
1T WILL MEND ALABAs
That costly AIabaster Vase is brotaS
can match it, mend it i, will /
show when put tovelber' 2
IL uciH mend Bone, Coral Tnr, 3
fact ereryihing but AietoE :
Any article cementcd with Amo,;oa Z
Glue will not show where !, i ~
wazRR Aops.
"Every iIousekeeper should b,r.
Of Johns & CrosIey's American Csms,
Ne,o York Times. '''
at 50 convenient to have IN ,bs h,
Ne'o York Express. '' ~
lit is always ready; this common
everybody "-Independem.
owe have tried ii, and find il asusps
house, as wa'er.'- Wilkes SpnitotN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
Lie U u
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT
For Coating Metals of all kinds IN. Tnea ), :
posed to tie action of the Weather"
For Preserving g. Repalr'N
mefal Roofs Of all kinds.

This is the only Composition known n ~
miH successfully csist eTtreme eAa"s'' IN" -
clim4tes. for anq length of time ''1s@ aEp"
TO met is. to which it adhereS nfn'lS ",i' ca
body equal to three coats OF ORDINARY pa 'nnr.a
much less. and vii last three tl'eS az '"" a,,,
from its elasticity is not injured by ''s o"n
ton ard expansion of tin and other Meta a"'hsr
consequent upon Sudden changes " "arnve
7, Nil, ~ ctack in cold or run IN wan" W
Their, and will not wash OH ,..,od far i
This Cement is peculiarly adaplea &C. TO- ,cr
preservation of iron railing, 0to. aan.,al ma
cultu:aI implements &C. also w
'''V GTrTA PERcHA CENEN
For preserving and repairing tin il an !. O orr,
metal roofs Of every descriptions rom ., ~ an
elasticity, is not injured BY the co" a,act in CO
evnan.,nn of Metals, and Will mol c'a''' ;"
or run i'm warm weather. - all climate
neS' ni' uasnared 10 supply orders r'', " #,
anu we are pr nptry. at short notice. fo[ o" W.,
b. rob.. o6nr in rolls, ready pr Pareu =" ID
and Gutta Percha Cement ~ o'''
printed direc ions for application ,;beraIsn
AGENTS ANTED,-"e VIII ~ ",,asnonsble pal
satisf ctorv arrangements with Issp p,.eyes IN
lies VIII would like to establish 'Do'"'0
lucrative and permanent business
our Ter,rs are cash = We cI,r
We can give abundant proof ei e ." Waters
in favor of our improved K"ouns ssud rOo
having applied them to several INV
in New York aud vicinity. oSJEy.
JOHNS a. CRO>LEl y
Eei ssLE mANUFACTuRkRs' :,
Wholes,I lie Warehouse ~ WIFI, ."'.uE
Cor Of Liberty 50, Nh IN hs 4
Full descriptive circulars ana p''0'' Tn.
nlshed on application
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
& 6 III U N q 8OORll
TIE c+eopest and most dnra5le R0odng
sass 2fise kud water L 30

III - s7is'c ssad water E'f0O
It con - Applied to new AID old Roofs
k nds trep Nat, aadJo shrugIe roofs vi
rem, wing he shingles, :"
The cost Is only about one,thnd th
i'm, and il is twice as durable.
This article has seen thoroughly Test
New York City and al paris Of The U
States, Canada, West ladies and Central
South America, on buildings Of all kinds,
us Facto:ies, Fnundrles. Churches. Ra !
Dtpots, Cars and on Public Buildings gene
Government Buildings. SC, by The pTIn.
Builders, Architects AVID others, during tue
four years. and has proved I" be the Il"
aud most durab roofing in use It is lne
respect fire, water, weather ana llm'
covering for Roofs If all kinds.
THIS is tie ONLY material manu tx
in the United Saaf6t EtIS'is'icity and Dm'
5d9 ss'T which are universal y acknowledged |,
possessed by Gslila rcrchA aud InO
Rubber.
No heats res u'red IN making dpp1'G'
The expense CT applying it is trItiing' as
ordinary root can be covered ana ''"''''0
same dan Ii can be applied By any one, =
when finishe d forms perfectly FlKE rno
surface, with an elastic body, vince c' ";",
injured by beat. Cold or >toIms' Sn'ln ,'@
Roof Boards, nor any external acto" " 'a''
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
CHIC A G. o
SEWING MACHINE GO.
Office Cor. Lake & Clark SITS.
i.I5 Over A. IL. MilIer's Jewe'ry Store.
Entrance IS Clar K Street.

WYE are now introducing to the public a
w NEWLY INvENTgDsand RECENTLY rATENT-
ED sewing Machine, the inventor OF winch has
discarded entirely The use of cams and by the
anolicatian ola brtU combination III mechanics
has accomplished results heretofore unatianed
by any inventor, and produced Machine ca
psble Of as great a range of work as any other
Machine in the IN ,rke, and better adapteo I"
the wants If thr community, as he has com
bined, 10 greater entent than in any other pa
/. CHEAPNESS WITH EXCELLENCE,
DURABILITY WITH SIMPLICITY,
And NoIsELEssNEss of AcTIoN.sto degree no.
approached by any other Machine Our Ma
chimes are licensed by
ELIAS HOWE AND ASSOCIATES,
And are manufactured at the well known es
tablishmeut of lies Crossword, OF Cncn
natl, Ohio Machi,es are put up on plan
tables, in half case, or in full cabinet, in Wal
, nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

And we shall make il a point to be punctual
in att ndrng to whatever work is intrusied TO
oul hands and pc as moderate possible in
car charges
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
Published September 81, 1921

Approved Sept. 10, 1862.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
THE
FINKLE & LYON
WING MACHINE CO.

BRANCH OFFICE, lO2 LAKE STREET.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Fight at Snickor,s Ferry.

CHAsTILLY, Va. Nov. 80, 7 P. M.-Brig
Gen. Stahl has just returned. He attacked The
enemy at Smokers Ferry, and followed them
with three hundred cavalry into their camp on
the other side of the river and near Berryville,
Our men charged splendidly whenever they
met the enemy.
Whites cavalry WAS driven In oil directions,
nearly oil their officers captured, and their
colors taken. White himself fed and hid 10 q
house 10 Berryvile.
The Sd, 7tb, and l2!h Virginia cavalry were
alao attacked and routed. Forty Of their men,
with their horses, were taken and fifty killed
and wounded, and two colors taken.
Zone wagon load Of pistols and carbines was
picked up on the road, thrown away by the fly.
ing enemy. Eighty cattle aud eighty horses
were alGo brought 10.
Our loss, killed and wounded, is about fif.
teen.
Gen. Stahl reporta there is brigade under
Gen Jones at Winchester, but that Jackson q
main force was at New Market last Wednesday
as reported previously
(Signed) F. SIGEL.
Major General Commanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

by this means, than We can by the war alone
is II not economical to do III The PROPOSED
emancipation would shorten this war, perpetu.
ate pence, insure increase In population, Gnd
proportiOnaLoly q o wealth of the country.
The President . Gays: The plan consist
lag Of these article il recon nended not but
that restoration OF the H. ionNl authority
would be accepted without II. 4dopuon, nor will
the war or proceedings under the proclamation
Of September 22d, be stayed because OF the
Recommendation of this plan. H.. timely adopt
ion, doubt not, would bring restoration, and
thereby stay both; and notwithstanding this
plan, the Recommendation that Congress pro-
vide by law for compensAting any State which
may adopt the emancipation before this plan
ahall have been acted upon, Ia hereby earnestly
renewed.
This plan 10 recommended 90 q means not In
conclusion of but additional to oil others for
restoring and preserving the national authority
throughout the Union. The subject ia presOnt-
ed exclusively In its econimical aspect. Tho
plan is proposed as permanent constitutional
law.
In conclusion, the President says the dogmas
OF the quiet past are inadcquate to tho stormy
present. The occasion is piled high with diff
Guilty, and we muet rise with the occasion, The
fiery trial through which we pass will
light us down in honor or dishonor to
the latest generation. We say that
We are for the Union. The world
will not forget that while We say this, we do
know how to save the Union. In giving free
dom TO tho slave, We iDsuro freedom to the
free-honorable alike in what we give and
what we preserve. We shall nobly save or
meanly lose the last best hope of the earth.
Other means may succeed; this could not fail.
One way Ia plain, peaceful, generous, just-A
way which, il followed, the world will forever
applaud, and God must forever bless"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

sUGAR-Dull andin the large way prices are noml.
nal; emall saies at ll1z9Iskc.
M0LASsES-Dull, and not enough doiuv to eslabIj.h
quotations; New Orleans can be bought at H95Se.
COEFEE-Held firmly at 337p31c.
WHEAT-The demand to-day was less active but tbs
amount onerng Is light and holders not disposed to
9l o5i Iodana Ohio white at sl 100 Ip; and prime
to choice Kentucky white at 81 1901 90 The sales "a
ported were; 500 bush fair to good white at Sl O59
lo eoo do prime red at 81 osi and $50 do good Indi
qQRN-The supply and demand are about equal, and
the market ruleS Iteady at 4s I6c In buIk Sales of
1000 bush nsw In bulk at 45c and 400 do In sscks
at 46c, buyers furnishing sacks.
0ATS-There ID no change Ia the natkat s,nce opr
last report There good demand for those In aaoka
and full prices realizsd but on account OF
the scarcity OF sacks, those In bulk are dull at 475Os
Tor new and old $500 bush old sold at 59c Including
sScks. w
kYE-The market continues dull. A decline OF lc
per push mas been established wi sales Of 600 bush ct
$50 In bulk " N- "
sARLEY-Pdme qualities arc in light supply, and
Wtn far demand the market rules rm at full prces
Tne lower grades are dull, and rates very irregular
We quote good to prime fall 81 3Ol 2S ond the
grades Of state spring at e1 20I 25 The only saio
reported was $50 bush good fall at 81 80.
crate supply and the market Is rm at Sl3 oO4 OO per
store. - "'o w ''''N
oHEEsE-A continued good demand from the local
srn Rslerye at 0kc and Ito bxa English Dairy at lie
BurTEA-There ia fair local demand FOR prime to
ehoice qualities but the lower grader are dull We
quote prime to choice at ls990c, and common to good
PorAToEs--The demand for prime Neshauuocks Ia
good IOo per bush on arrival and 5Oe5o from store
rhe receipts are light. Other kinds gIe dull
APfLEs-The market Is steady, with fair demand
2oSs w per Dbl on arrival, and 81 5092 so from
store.
Gnzs,th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
sew York narsss.

NEW YoAR. December /
RLoUR-Market dull and heavy, with sales 5000
bbls at 755 20 for extra satc IS 5095 10 for So
perne wenternj 80 B096 rs for common 10 good ship
ping brands extra roundhoop Ohio; A5 $500 Is for com
To medium extra weStern and e8 e5DH 25 for trade
brands do. The market closing heavy.
CANADIAN FL0UR-The market Is dull and heavy.
There sales to-day Of 35 bbls at IS 1906 90 foi
good 10 choice extra.
RYE FLoURr-Quiet and steady, with sales at % 81
as O5. -0 - 80. ~ - -
CORN MEAL-In fair request with sales Of 100 bblt
JorsDy at % IS.
waIsKY-Markes quite firm, With sales Of $50 bbls
at 399381ko chiefly the la]ter.
WHEAT-Moderate business doing, and market with
ont decided change The receipts pretty large, but Of
ferrgs light sales iotOo bush Chicago spring at sll4
SoSS SaiG amber HS~s Ii? tC I've bS
winter red western at 81 35@l 3s 10000 bush amber
Michigan at 81 aO91 49, md $500 bush white Micbi
gan al 81 81.
RYE-Qulet and arm at s3as5o for western, and 0sc
foI state.
BARLEY-Le,s active. saleS Of 1900 bush state at
81 40DI so.
cGRN- Pirmer. Sales Of 1900 bush at 7lD7sxc
for Shippu mixed WESTERN There wers 10000 bushels
prime mixed western sold to arrive a. 72c.
OATs-More active,with small sales at 65GG6 fol
common TO prime. .s..
suGAR-rhe market rules very dull.
notAssEsThulea dull and market heavy, With no
Sales at si2 5O9l3 32h; sli SO@ii rs for prime:
and el3 OO8l3 30 for old and new prime mess Total
stocE cid and new, Dec. J. co. l3s75o bbs same date
last scar, 33,476.
BEEF-Market more dull, with sales OF 200 bills at
90 OOg1O rs for country ess e5 5O7 90 for country
prime; Sis OOSlS Is for repacked messi and Sl3 500
IA 25 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEER--Market dali and nominally
unchanged .t
OUT MEATS--Dull and unchanged.
BACON s1DEs--1n moderate request, with sales Of
ll5 boxes at ek@eXo for city cut long clear middes
and 9ko for short-rbbed.
LAHD-Dnll and unchanged. Sales Of 400 bbIsst 9S
9ho, and small lots very choice al 9Hc.
BUTTER--seling at 10000 fer Ohio, 229o5 for
state. .. '.-
oHEEsE-Steady at O1f@Bl3c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

James H. Beebe, Street Commissioner, re-
ported that there had been employed during thu
month of November horses and carts to th,
amount Of $66 ll.lOO. and that the chain. gapl
had during the same time performed eighty
four aud onefourth days work.
A communication was received from the
Commissioners Of franklin county, stating thai
they had indorsed the proceedings In reference
to tho extension of the corporate limits of the
city Of Columbus, as follows:
The within petition has been examined and
all complaints and remonstrances heard, and
the County Commissioners, after due cOnsdera.
tloD, grant the prayer OF the petitioners, and
consent TO the extension OF the limits of the
city of Columbus, as prayed for by them.
The communication was ordered to be enter.
ed on the Journal.
Mr.. Douty presented the petition Of W. b
Hubbard and one hundred and fifty others, resi-
dents and property owners Of that part Of the
territory recently annexed to the city, north Of
North Public lane, asking that such territorial
addition be made Ward By ilssli, to be called
the Sixth Ward, o. other snisable number.
Referred to Fitst Wsri Jnmittee.
Mr.. Smith presented petition from the po
licemen OF the city, asking for an Increase Of
their salaries
Referred to Police committee.
Mr.. Smith introduced an ordinance, which was
read twice, to assess special tax of 6-lO
cents on each fooy front of the real estate on
the south side Of North Public lane from Third
to Latham street.
Mr.. Wilson's ordinance to amend the ordin.
snce regulating the Market space, Was read the
third time, and on motion OF Mr.. Donaldson
Mr.. Buttles In the chair-the ordinance was In.
definitely postponed.
Mr. Wilson presented the bill! Of Simonton &
Son for FIVE dollars for room rent OF the Octo.
Der election, which was directed to be paid.
Mr.. Donaldson, from the Police committee,
reported against granting the petition Of the
policemen for an increase of their salaries.
The report was directed to be placed on file,
and the committee were discharged from the
further consideration of the subject.
Mr.. Douty, from the committee to whom was
referred the petition Of w. B. Hubbard and
others, reported resolution for the appoint
ment of committee Of Ave to report plan OF
plans for dividing the city into suitable mum
ber of Wards. The resolution was adopted
and the President appointed the following mem.
befs as said committee Douty, But
ties, Glenn, Eberly and Rickley.
Mr.. Buttles offered q resolution, which wa
adopted, authorizing the City Civil Engineer
to have twelve Photographic copies made of the
plat of the city as recently enlarged, II the
same can be done at q reasonable expense,
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Cleveland Market,

oLKvuAKD. Nov. 90.
FLOUR oaist at s5 rs for good red wheat double
extaa. ~ ''S
WHEAI=Market quiet and dull at 81 10 for red
and " 2Ogl "a for good to choice white
O0hN-ln some demand for local cousumptIon with
sales BY the car losi at 5ld62,
OAT5-Selling at 45c.
to quality. ~ 1''OiOAns
RYR-Qulets at 70c.
HlaAWINEs-Inactive-hel at 36xc.
thy at 81 as. ''' anu A'Ai''
pRIaD ApPLEs-sslling at 4,<D4xc.
sALT-Fine 10 selling at % and coarse atIS9 O5-a
define Of 40o within week - ~ w
HoGs-Are arriving more freely and are taken al A
range Of % ssf 25 with occasional sales at Cd As for
choice heavy, " '
The Cincinnati aazstte of Saturday SAYS gof the hop
market The receptsof hogs for the 45 hours footed
up lovoo head The decline in othes markets had no
country rendered. = - ~ 'N'
BuTrHR-!s steady with good demand at l7@Isc
ioI onoice western Reserve. Central 10 quiet at 100
EaGe-Steady at I69I7c, n W
mgMbhk-We quoteas follows. Clear SIG; ID clear
Sxogsti pox ylS; common Sl109l3 sawed shingles
u; shaveddo 80 7s@4 so; lsth 81 rs.
..t. Llddsr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
New York stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Dec. l.
6tocks generally higher. ohicago and Rock Island
8lk; Norwich and Worcester ~; MilWaukes and
Prairie du 0hein end preferred 34i Cleveland and
Toledo 6SX Illinois Central scrp,70 MichIRan eouth
ern guaranteed sex American Gold $50 kBlsl; Pacas
MAIL l29; New York Central l0l Hudson 70K Harlem
FIX Harlem preferred 50k Michigan osntraI $751; Pitt.
burg, Rprt Wayne and Chicago lst bonds LOG; u. 8.
xes lcSl coupons loik; California gevens 9S Brook.
yn water loan l00k; Indiana and Michigan col Illnos
Central bonds l07; Terra Hsute and wabaah Cd bonds
W Ene 4th bonds l0li Del L. W. l27; Galena and
Chicago e2h; Cleveland and Pitsburg 62; lrio B0K
DO preferred 9lki Cleveland 4 Toledo o7Ki Tress1ry
Notes q 3.1V l03Xi Little Miami l06K; Miohigan
south0Ip SN; Michigan southern second 99S; Erie "a
bonds lR0 Pittsburs, Fort WAYNE q Chicago "a bonds
do1 07k;ohicago North Western lat 38x do "a
24i DO assorted bonds 47i Cleveland, Columbus and
oincinnAti Panama Misacnr sxes Ten,
pessee .xes 81 Racine and Milwaukee li2Kj unitod
States sc 81 coupons l09 Registered lO3K II; b. g. 81
~ coupons %; Registered vs. Demand Notes MI
Virginia Skies 90 (; Tennessee s3ki Hannibal enS
b. Joseph bonds 63k; United stes one year certia
Gates g7ki coupons 10tX; demand notes 1885, Resdins
75i Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 80; q. a. yea
certneae eeX; North Caroline 6s 20; Ohio 6s oY 81
AAe. gga Is 9fkN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

FIRE AT CLEyELAND.-on Sunday mofning 0
IRE broke ont 10 the rear Of A. Stephens &
Sons Coffee and Spice MAnufaetory on Mer,
win street. Cleveland, resulting In disastrous
conasgration and heavy loss. The store Of
A. stephens & Sons was entirely consumed,
and the two ssores adjoining, occupied by
George sprague, Wholesale grocer and COM
mission merchant, were much damaged by fire
and water, principally by the latter, before the
fire was subdued. This ia said to be the tenth
severe conHagration that has occurred In the
saine locality within period of about eighteen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Promotions. The following recent promo

PROMOTIONS. following recent promo
tions are announced:
Och Ohio-Major Chss. Joseph to Lieutenant
Colonel, vice Kermmerling. promoted; Captain
Frederick Schroeder to Major. 18th Ohio
Lieutenant. Col. William Wallace to Colonel
vice Dickey, resigned; Captain Frank Askew
to Lieutenant Colonel; First Lieut.. LorenGc
Dsnford to Captain; Second Lieut.. Samr Hillef
TO First Lieutenant; Sergeant Walter Hewitt
son to Second Lieutenant. 34sh Ohio-Firsl
Lieutenant John Cusler to Captain, vice Miller,
resigned; First Lieutenant Chas. w. Boyd Il
Captain, vice Shaw, promoted; Second Lieut.
James H. Taylor to First Lieutenant, Woe Mo
Cutohins, killed In battle; Second Lieut.. James
Shields to First Lieutenans, vice Nesbest, pro
NOTED; Second Lieutenant Benz. G. Rlker to
First Lieutenant, vice Cutler; Second Lieut.
Oliver P. Gordon to First Lieutenant, vice Boyd
Sergeant Asa Carter to Second Lieutenant, vic'
Taylor. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

TIE Eighth Ohio cavalry has now in camp
about four hundred men, sworn into the service.
They have been provided with their horses,
and are daily undergoing cavalry drill. The
prospect now is that ere long the Eighth
cavalry will be 10 active service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
G. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
I .aRn w 8 Hnrrm nn.a,

GorTsszALx AND PArrl.--Mr. D. De vivo,
the agent Of these musical celebrities. return
cd to the city yesterday, having made arrange
ments fora concert at zanesyille on Friday
evening. Mr.. Pc vivo left last night for Gin
cinnsH to make arrangements for performances
there, after the grand concert here on Saturday
evening next-st Naughton Hall.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

TIE Canton Rtpository says thas q difficulty
occurred short time since between two men
named Coleman and Stripe, near GreentoWn, In
which Coleman Was struck so severely upon
the head that he died In few days. Stripe
was arrested but managed to escape.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

The beat advice that can be taken is to sapt
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HuDsoN's uNRIvALLED TooTH Paste
Call for Il at Studer's, Msrple's. Samuel's
Roberts, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shsup's, Den.
ig's, Ridgway's, J. Fowler's, d. D. g., or ai
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere
Try 10 one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

TIE Morrow County Sentinel reports the burn
Ing Of Cooper's large Touring mill In Gilesd.
on Saturday the 2sd ult., together with fifteen
hundred bushels Of wheat. II is supposed to
bs the work of on iucendiary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

To NIoHT.--Ladies' Festival at the Baptist
Church on Rich street. They promise rare
entertainments Of good things and an exhibition
of interesting things from the Holy Land.--
Admittance twenty cents,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

OHlo REGIMENTS INoOMPLErE.-The follow,
Ing regiments are incomplete: s4ih, 65th. s6.h
s7th, 1O9sh, 18th, 1l9lb, 124th, and la5th -
The ll3.h has over 800. The l24th, including
the s4.h, to be consolidated with IL, has 800, che
l25sh nearly 800, and tho e7sh four companies
The other regiments have less than 200 mer
aanh