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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15
Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
all grades have largely advanced, closing at 81 90a
90 for supsTane S5 1905 Is for extra; IS 2095 3(
for family, and IS 4Og5 is for fancy,
WHTsKY-A good demand and firm market. salei
Of $500 bbs at 3c At the close there were more buy
ers than sellers at this rate,
LARD-There is q good demand with sales Of 400 brls
at 9c.
MESS P0RK-Ish held at SlO9l0 50.
BULK MEATS held at AZ and SIC.
BAC0N-Held at 5000 for shoulders; but these
prices being above the views Of buyers there was moth
ing Of consequences done, but holders are firm.
OlL-Linseed Is very scare, aud Is held at Ss59l.
GR0CERIES--There 10 a very firm markets
SUGAR-Raw. firm at l0I9l2c.
O0FFEE-higher; common TO prime 25926c.
M0LAssES--00c for New 0rleons, 46952c for sugar,
house, and Cue for golden syrup.
WHEAT-There has been an active demand for prime
red at ST. and prime Indiana Ohio white atSl 10
To- and Kentucky white 81 Isl but offerings are light
and holders demanding advance Of 50 per bush.
The sales Tep"red were: 3C0 bushels fair red at 9ec;
1900 bushels do at sl and 500 do prime Iuiians at ST.
ColN-The receipts are light, with good demand
1900 bush sold al canal at 40c 1900 do sheled
30c 1900 do do at $780, 400 do 49, and 10 600
oush shslled at 36kc, to arrive.
0ATS-LheGe 10 O continued good demand fer both
old and new for immediate delivery, and the market
rules m a. 43945c for the former and 4se for the lat
ter; 25 600 bush new sold at 12kc tn arrive.
RYE-rhs receipts are light with an improved de-
mand and prices lc higher, closing at 5795sc for
prime sampes arrival-the former rate in bulk and
the latter in sacks. Tha SALE comprise about 1000 bush
sold In the morninga SIC.
BARLEY-r is still difference Of So between
bsyeTs and sellers there 10 nothing Of consequences
doing. Prime spring ard fall il held at 81 1901 90
with good demand at sc less.
BARLEY MALLS scarce, and held firmly at 81 2j
6Dl3O
HAY-Ihe market still rules steady, with fair de-
mand at Sl3 .O09H 90 per ton for prime Timothy on
arrival.
CHEEsE-The demand is fully up to the supply, and
the market rules firm at % for selected W. X. Small
sales Of English Dairy at 9H@l0o.
BUTGER-ahe best grades are scarce aud one cent
higher, closing at l7GB20c. The lower grades CON
linue dul | and are not Wantee,
Gaaetts.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, Oct. IA Secretary Stanton has tele
graphed Gen. Tuttle to send no more contra
bands into Illinois uutil further orders.
The divisions Of ROsecrans, Stanley and
Hamilton have returned to Corin;h. They are
to be reorganized.
Gen. Hurlbut has removed his headquarters
from Bolivar to Jackson.
Four hundred prisoners were sent to Holly
Springs yesterday for exchange.
A body of mounted rebels, supposed to num-
Der five hundred, were seen near Bolivar yes
terdAy. Forces have been sent after them.
Dispatches from Paoucah, to-day, ssys the
steamer Hazel Dell WAS stopped seven hours OF
Evansville by q large force of guerillss, snd
the mails, negroes, ald a quantity of goods
taken from her. Several soldiers and officers
were also token prisoners.
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SheriF's Sale.
The Clinton Bank

,aa,., nS;. ,Ss;;.. "a . :. !. franklin Common Pleas.
DY Virtue OF writ OF VendI 60 ln
Franklin county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the lst day OF November, A. D.
1862,
at one O'Clock p NJ the following described real estate
situate In franklin county, Ohio, to.wit;
Lots Nos S, ~, 43 and A Of subdivision Of about
l9 acres Of land In SEQ 90, tp. 5, range %, made In
proceeding n partition In the Court Of Common Pleas
Of said c,unty March term, 1855, In the of Theo
plat OF the same, recorded In Common Pleas records
vol. 2 p $50 and 500. Aso 6H Of land Of lots
&c. 81 and 3i In Champions subdivision Of sec %,
p range &c. Of the east halves Of lots and 30 Of
subdivision Of said 23 recorded In Recorders office
OF said county, In book H. page 49, assigned to said L.
Butles In said proceeding In partition, being the east
half Of lot 32 and all that part Of lot 81 lying south Of
the north line (extended eastwardy) Of said lot 80 said
east part CT 80 supposed to contain acres and that
part Of 81 supposed to contain ~ acres Also part Of
In lots AS and 4l6 in the city Of Columbus Ohio being
"a feet front Third street. and running back westerly
same width 100 feet to ten foot alley, and being imme
ing to John Walton being the same premises conveyed
to said Buttes by Theodore Comstook and wife, by deed
dated April 49, 1855 and usually known as subdivision
No. 2 Of said lots AIS and 4l6.
Appraised at--Lot No. 5 at $500 dollars;
Lot No. ~ at S75 dollars;
Lot No. 43 at SIS dollars;
Lot No. A at $4,000 dollars;
The acres st 013i dollars per acre;
The one and Is acres at 4l3i dollars
per acre;
Part Of lots ais and 4l6 at $4,000 dolls.
GEORGE w. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of franklin county, o.
II. O. NOBLE, Attorney.
Printers fees, 1915
sep25-dltStwtd
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AJdItIonaI by tIae Asia.

Mr.. Spence, the Liverpool correspondent
the London Times, has another letter IN ina
journal complimenting the North on the Valo
Of its armies and the skill ahown by its Gener
als In MARYLAND. He says the North is nov II
q position TO make peace without dishonoF, bul
that the golden opportunity will be losti anc
adds, az the North cannot be the first TO ac'
knowledge the Independence OF the Confeder-
acy, Europe should relieve the stumbling block
by recognizing the Confederate States, aud the
North may then follow lie example.
The New York correspondent OF the London
Times, writing September 18th, says 1t 10 evi.
dent that the decisive battle OF the war Is not
yet fought. All that has happened is but the
preliminary to the final onslaught that is to
make or mar McClellanj but that onslaught,
end how 1t will, is not likely to make or mar the
fortunes Of the Contederates. He adds: The
resignation or abdication OF President Lincoln
is debated as q matter OF COURSE
The Army and Navy Gazette says the South
has tried the offensive aud failed. The Con-
federate army has shown great daring and much
tenacity, but has been beaten. Gen. Mcclellan
has shown that as soldier he Ia equal to Gen.
Lee or Stonewall Jackson. The diVision Of the
Confederate forces was great mistake, but
great Generals would have known how TO con.
vert that mistake into disastrous defeat, while
second rate soldiers like Mcclellan could only
get out out with respectable success.
The expectation of arms aud ammunition
from England to America is rapidly increasing.
The shipments of the first eight months of the
year are valued at Gl 100000.
The Paris Patrio hears from good sources
that nothing 10 more likely than the recogni-
ton of the South Oh the basis of accomplished
facts very coon to be on the tapiS, England
and France acting in concert
Tie Paris Bourse was much excited on the 81.
Rentes advanced nearly ,one fourth per cent,
cloaing at 72. 1t is supposed the advance WAS
caused by a rumor that the Papal government
had shown more plant disposition.
ITALY.--Ls Discussion adds, on Sunday, the
4.b, royal decree will proclaim an amnesty to
Garibsldi and his followers, excepting only the
leserters from the royal army.
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FROM WASHINGTON

New YoRK, Ost 1.-The TIibune'a specia
from Washington says the modified rumors o.
cabinet ana military changes are unfounded.
The Times Harpers Ferry letter confirms
the statement that forward movement Of the
army is determined upon.
The Herald's Washington special says The
State department. has information from Minis
ter Adams of the arrest Of parties in England
for counterfeitng United States Treasury
notes.
The War Department has received dispatches
from General Pope that the Sioux war is at oil
end Little Crow has fed, with small party
to the YanktoWn country, but cavalry force
has been sent after them, and there is not much
doubt they will be given up
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Evening and Midnight Reports.
Who IL Responsible for the InvashoH
of Ponnsy lVQnia.

New YoRK, Oct. A-The Herald's special
Washington dispatch of the 18th says rumor
has been current tonight that large force OF
rebels had crossed into Maryland aud been de-
feated. There is not a word OF truth In the re.
port.
IL is snid that the failure to arrest the escape
of Stewart aud his bold rebel cavalry in their
dash to Pennsylvania through Maryland, is at
tributed to the division commander at Pooles-
Vile, to whom instructions had been sent by
Mcclellan, stating that Stewart would probably
retreat upon the line which he subsequently,
pursued. and suggested disposition of force
which would have cut of his passage across
the Potomac. A strict Investigation is now
being conducted about it, with view OF fixing
the guilt and assigning punishment where IL is
meriled. From the facts already made public,
il Is evident that Gen. Mcclellan took proper
measures to prevent the return OF Stewart to
Virginia, and the fault must be with the cub.
ordinate officers who failed to obey ordcrs or
appreciate bis suggestions.
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Administrators Sale,
David emlley, Jr., admir- of
David Smiley, sr.,

David emiley, Jr., admir- OF
David Smiley, er.,
vs..
Maria Smiley, and others.
THE UNDERSIGNED, AdmInIstra.
i tor Of the estate Of David Smiley sen. deceased In
pursuance Of order of he Probate court Of Frank lin
county and State Of Ohio to him directed, will sell at
public auction on the premises, on
Saturday, the 18th day of October, 1862,
at about O'Clock P NJ Of said day, the following do
scrbed real estate, situate In the county Franklin in
faid STATE Of Ohio, to.wit:
The whole Of Military Survey No 5244 for 81 acres,
in the name Of William Powell, granted TO James Tay
or, by patent dated Oct. 15 1889, said survey being
founded upon warrant Mo- $50, and conveyed to David
Smiley, sr by James Taylor and wife, by their deed
dated March 3d. 1885, appears of record in Book No
99, pages so and 81, In the Recorders office Of said
Franklin county.
The said real estate will be Sold free and clear Of
dover.
TERMS OF sALz-0ne. third Of the purchase money to
be paid on the day OF sale; the balance In two equal an
nua payments, with interest," payable annually and to
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
Appraised.at $50 per acre.
DAVID SMILEY, JR.,
Administrator Of David Smiley, sr., deceased.
eptl7-dltwtd.
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Election Ne WIS

MANsFIELD, Oct. l4.-Johnson, Democrat, in
two townships in Richlend county, including the
city of Mansfield, gains about eighty over the
vote of last year.
Crestline gives the Democratic ticket 275
majority.
Bucyrus township 81 Democratic majority.
West Jefferson gives Shellabarger So major
ity.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4-The election to-day
in this city proceeded very quietly. From the
returns received up to halt-psst eight, the Dem
ocrats concede that Mayor Henry, the Union
candidate, has 5000 majority.
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. IA -Thaddeus Stevens
is reelected to Congress ny over 5000 major.
ity. The vote for the Union State ticket is
still larger. There is great rejoicing over the
result.
ClNcINNATI-Midnight-Ocs A.-The elec-
ton passed eff very quietly. The Democrats
have elected their entire county ticket. Pen
dletop, Democrat, present member, from First
Second District, has probably beaten Gurley.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l4.-The vote polled here
to-day is much larger than ever polled in this
city. The Union ticket will have about 200
majority, which is small gain.
Terre Haute city gives Scott, Union, for Cons
gress, 1880; Voorhees,, Democrat, l,l75. A
gain for the Union ticket.
Returns received up to eleven O'Clock, indi-
cate the following result For Congress-, First
District, Laws, Democrat; Second District,
Cravens, Democrat; Third District, Dunn,
Union, yprobably very close; Fourth District
Holman, Democrat; Fifth District, Julian
Union; Sixth, Indianapolis District, Brigadier.
General Z, Dnmont, Union, by 1000; Seventh
District, D. w. Voorhees,, Democrat: Eight
District, Orth, Union Ninth District, Colfax
Union; Tenth District, Mitchell, Union;. Elev
enth District, Shanks, Union.
The State ticket will be close. Union mel
claim small majority.
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TAX; Erie lth bonds 90k Del L. W. l0l: 0alena and
Chicago e6k Cleveland and PittgbuYg I'M Erie SIX
do preferred blN; Cleveland r. Toledo 65X Treasury
notes $40 l0lf @l04k; Little Miami I06; Michigan
Southern 43x; Michigan southern second u; Eric I'd
bonds 100 Pittlburg Fort Wayne Chicago 3D. bonds
76 do Is los; Chicago O. North Western LIST 30K do I'd
o8 do assorted bonds 47i Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati l24f Panama l4O Missourlsixes 52X; X;Ten.
nessee skies 81; Racine and Milwaukee ll2X; United
States 0s '8l coupons 104; RegiHefed l02; U.S. 5s
4 coupons 94S; Registered e5 US. Demand Notes 1922
virginia Elves SO Tennessee t6k; Hannibal and
st. Joseph bonds e3K; United States one year certa
Quincy 90. ~ ~ '.'-'' e
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From McCielIan,s Army.
HEADQUARTERS GEN. MoCLELLAN's Army

HEADQUARTERS GEN. McCLELLAN's ARhY,(
PLEAsANT VALLEY, Oct. l3.
The news of the success Of Stewards raid
into Pennsylvania and into the rear Of this ar
nv, has occaeioned no unnecessary excitement
among the troops. When 1t ID taken into con.
slderation thst the river is made fordable by a
low stage of water at 30 many points, and that
the army of the Potomac has line of pickets
extending from Cumberland to Washington, g
distance Of one hundred and fifty miles, 1t makes
It an easy matter for large rebel force of cav,
airy to penetrate it. The moment the fact
that the rebels had crossed the river at Nc.
Coy's ferry became known, every exertioD was
made that was deemed necessary.
The rebels at the mouth Of the Monocacy at
nine o'clock yesterday morning, had marched
seventy. eight miles within twepty-four hours,
without change Of horses or rest At that
point, while attempting to cross into Virginia,
they were repuleed, and nine of them taken
prisoners. The loss on our eide was one man
wounded.
Stewart finding himself unable to cross here,
moved three miles down the river TO Whites
Ford, where he made his escape. Gen. P,easan.
tor, while pursuing him, lost the use Of bis guns,
bis horses giving out from exhaustion. II is
believed that the march both of the rebel cav.
record, and IL shows most cOnclusively the per.
feet folly Of attempting to pursue cavalry with
infantry.
Orders were sent to the different commanders
to move and occupy the positions assigned, but
unfortunately at this particular time the mOjor,
ity of the cavalry force was absent on duty, ct
too great a distance to be Of any use in follow
Ing Stewart.
On an occasion Of this kind infantry, not be-
Ing able to make a lengthy march, is of no
practical use except in guarding iords near at
hand,
When Stewart crossed at McCoy's Ferry, he
had fresh horses, they having been sent to that
point In advance. His movements after cross-
ing were rapid. He marched bis force ninety.
two miles In twenty FIVE hours. To accomplish
this, he had the fresh horses taken from the
citizens of Pennsylvania from the time Gen
PleasantoD, commanding a brigade of cavalry
and one battery, left his camp until he came up.
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Money Market.
iSsLEsRAruRD FOR Tnr ONO ErATmNAS.

lSsLrsRAruRD FOR Tnr ONO ErArmNAx.l
NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The money market firm, and demand good at 5H per
cent for loans CALL and there s something doing
high as 6 per cent
Strictly Prime Paper is steady at $500 per cent.
DISCOUNT.
Sterling Exchange Is excited and decidedly higher.
Merchants bills are H49H5h and Bankers bills were
held at l469147. 81
American Gold Advanced neutrality-suspicious. 81,
advancing to 33k, and closing very firm at 33x@33'S
per cent premium.
CALIFORNIA Gold Barsare quiet and nominal at 30Z
per cenl premium.
Government stocksare shade flrmer. United States
6s 1881 81 04H@l 04. United States Il 3.l0) Treas
ury Notes 81 05z.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15
INDIAN War about closed.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 4.-The St. Paul Pioneer
Of the 12!b, says dispatches received by Gen.
ersl Pope from General Sioley, report the H.
dian war, as far as the Sioux are concerned, is
about ended. The entire force of lower bands
surrendered to General Sibley. He has proba-
bly, two thousand prisoners. A cavalry force ia
in pursuit of Little Crow and others, who are
making their escape. Twenty Indians have
been convicted go far.
The Winslow House was destroyed by fire Oh
the llth. It was unoccupied. Loss estimated
at $4,000.
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TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THB undersigned will giveinformation on very IN.
creating and important subject which will DO valu-
I'D than thousand times s cost by every married
couple of any age OF condition in life The information
will be pent by mail to any address the receipt Of 2a
osrh (siEoer) and one red StsmP.
ALI ieiters should be addressed to
H.B. NORRIS, E. D.
oot3i- ly3tavd&p Boston, EaH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15
Bachelors Hair Dye!

WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not 10 njure the Hair In the least remedies
the Ill effects Of bad Dyes and ipvgorates the Hair for
life. GREY. RED, or RUsTY HAIR instantly turns
q splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
IL The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHE-
LoR, on noJ four sides of each boa.
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Late e39 Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
may20-dawIy NEW YORK.
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New York stock Market.
Nrw YoRK, Oct. ]

Stocks higher and stronger Chicago and Rock Island
93k;t Norwich and Worcester sek milwaukee, and
Toledo 79 Illinois Centrallscrp 62X Michigan South
ern guaranteedIe2 American Gold 32x@l 33 lpacinc
Mail 1861 New York Central los; Hudson 67H Harlem
%; Harlem preferred 50k Michigan Central S6kiPits
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 1903; U. 9.
SKIES 1881 coupons l04K California sevens 95 Brook
Ign water loan l00x; Indiana and Michigan 90; Illinois
Central bonds l0a Terra Haute and Wabash I'd bonds
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Oct l3 General PrentiGa,
with FIVE hundred released Union prisoners, has
arrived here from rebeldom.
The Richmond papers Of the 9Th inst, con
tain description of the battle az Corinth, and
admit the death of General Morton and loes
of 5000 killed and wounded.
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Sale in Partition.

4 ,Sdl6 Ill L IdrGlIlOu.
Guardian, ETC., Superior o,ur. of franklin
vs.. County, Ohio.
Isabella stickel ct al,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
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 9Th day of November, A. D.,
1862,
at O'Clock p M, the following described real estate,
situate in the county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio
wit:
Three acres of Of the south end of tract Of land in
half section "a, township 5. range 90 refugee lands
consisting Of nine OF the east side Of lot No. @
ak, plated and recorded In the Recorders Office In
Book No. 2 page 3O9 extending from the center Of the
National Road north one hundred and seven poles on
the line Of j. N, Champions land, and Of sufficient
width being equal at both eDd to embrace the said nine
acres.
Appraised at $500.
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
BINGHAM & MoGUTFEY Attys.
Printers fees, - so.
oct0.dlt&wtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15

New YoRK, Oct A.-POlcsmsn Henry l..
Williams was shot last night in Washington
street by Edward Mccormack, and lies in g
critical condition.
A rebel battery Of four guns at Urbana. on
the Rsppahannock, was crippled on the 7th,
with the loss of one killed and six wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

Soldiers, see TO your own health, ,
do not trust to the army supplies; Cholera Fever and
Bowel Complaint will follow your slightest indscretion.
H0Ll0wAY's PILLS & OINTMENT should be In
every man'' knapsack. The British and the French
troops other medicines. Only 95 cents per Box
or Pot. 2l6
octli-dkWIw
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somov.d from his old OfIice.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus o. has devoted himself for series Of years
10 the treatment Of certain private diseases He be
consulted at his Office Broadway, near the Exchange
Bank.
ian lOdu
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<agksKs MANHOOD.
0r3W HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Published In a Scaled Envelope; Price cts.i
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE OF BPERMAT0RRHEA Or Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Emissons Sexual Debility, and
sumption Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical In
capacity resulting iroiu Soabuse, &c. By Robert j.
oulverwell, 81. D., author Of the Green Book, 40
A Boon 10 Thousands of Sufferers,
Sent under seal, In plain envelope to any address
post paid. on receipt Of six cents or two postage
Stsmps by Dr. OHAS, j, o. KLINE. lN Boweyy,
New YORK, Post 0:EcO Box No. 1896
auG7-3md&wis
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Mack & Brothers
VS.. : Franklin Common Pleas.
Nicholas Kaetzel ct al.)
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
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 25.h day Of October, A. D. 1862,
at o'clock P. NJ the following described real estate
situate In Franklin county, Ohio, to wit:
Subdivision No. 8, of 1n-lOts Nos 59 5g8 and 5o9 in
the city Of Columbus.
Appraised at $3.50 GO.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Il. P. L. BABER, Attorney.
Printer'sfees % 50.
septl2-dltwtd
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BosroN, Oct. l4.--An official order has been
issued for q draft Ia Massachusetts,, to COM
mence tomorrow. II will be found necessary
in but few localities in the State. The Tenth
Massachusetts battery left for tho seat Of war
to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15

HARRisBuRo, Oct. l4-A heavy vote 10 poll.
Ing here. The working men are voting the
Union ticket solidly. Party lines are disre.
garded in support Of the Government and the
Union.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 14--The election is pro.
eeeding quietly in this city, but u heavy vote ia
being polled, Notwithstanding the grea. number
of voters absent in the field. The Union men
are active and sapguine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15

To tho Nervous OF bOlh sexes. re-
tired Clergyman having been restored to health in
to ast others by sending ee, the receipt OF post
paid directed envelope copy Of the prescription used
Direct the REV JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, l66 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
juneS-daY4m
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Clevalsnd Market.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.
RECEIPTs-29 $50 bush wheat and car corn.
WHNAT-Sales cars red from store at 81 llH; 5000
bush sloat at 81 10Y; $500 bush free on board at
81 llhc o600 bush do do OF 81 l2; and car white
at 81 Is.
HIGHwINEs-The market is higher. Sales of $50
bbls at 3ic.
No Gales of other articles reported. Prices generally
unchanged.
LEADER
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-15

CHICAGO, Oct. A,-The First District Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention nominated
Francis c. Sherman, present Mayor of this city,
Cor Congress to-day.