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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25
Notice Of Advertisement,
State of Kansas, Amos Rees for
County of Marshall. use Of Lewis
Burnes W


TO Francis j. Marshall: You will take notice
thstby virtue Of pluries execution issued out
Of the first District Court for the State Of Kan
cas-, sitting in and for Lesvenworth county, I
will proceed to sprrsise the following described
real estate, upon the premises according to law,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock p. NJ. on the Sd day Of October A. D..
1862, 70 wit: the south east quarter Of section
one ~ township No. two ~ south of range
six (6) east containing 100 acres; also thirty
(sO) feet Of lot six (6) in block eight (8) front
ing on Broadway street and running back sew
ent y-two (72) feet the said thirty (30) feet BE-
ing of the west side Of said lot together with
the store house the said lot six ) in blsek eight
(8) being situated in Ballard & Morralfs adj
ton to the town Of Palmetto; oil Of the shove
described real estate lying and being in Mar
shall County, Kansas, at which time you can a.
tend il you think proper. Given under my
hand this 10th day Of SeptembI A. D. 1862.
'S4-sG. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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NEW GOODS!

Ihave just received lot Of ftesh 0eeds eco.
sisting Of Drugs, Groceries, Dry GoodA Beeta
and Shos4 &C. vhieh win bs Ssld sAsap 70,
ready pay. Al LOWELL
Aarysville, June II, 1852
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BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, &C.,
Which will b sold low for ready psy.

He Il prepared 10 his Old customers and others who
may hvor him with aca At his usual place Of business
Broadway, East Marysville, Kansas. lnl1n
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25

Marysv1ne. Kansas
Having recently fitted up and spsssd their
large and eommodieps house. Are prepared -
accommodate and give sasisfactiea . I'll Who
may give then call.
They have the lsrgset AID neat sua4adiops
kistAe in ~ vuQAa Yoslulg u sSh 49,
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Nv WANTED,
At this ofios, good faithful boy from II to 10
yssrs Of agess a apprentice TO the printing
business. An apt and industrious wv vin ~
oeivs good Inducements. s.ee. .4s .s syt
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1862

1862. tooz
HANNIBAL & ST. JosHRH 3. r
SPRING ARRANGRMENI,
Passenger, Express and Freight Trains
Leave and arrive A. Saint joseph - Follows:
TRAINS EAST.
passenger Express leaves s.. Joseph q
Stock Train ~
Freight
TEAMS WEST. -
fassens'' at $50 o'clock p. II. daily.
Em;erspt Train I" sac a. H. daily
Freight
Trains connect a. Hannibal With boats for st
,..;. and with Railroads for all Eastern points
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HRY-dO0Ds

OF every description nsudins RssdyMade OosAtss 1tlr
be f0g the 49, and ssassa,
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DRUGSlDRY-GOODS e
GROCER s. 2

A 4. LOWELL nbrms the people Of Marshall and ID.
NJ joining Counties that he has hand, aud b eoa-
seaAAy recevinga good seectionOf
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
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10 w A II o u S E i.

Publicatlon Notice.
STATE Of Kansas, Second Judicial District Mar
shall C0unty,s'. In Tie seeondDis.riet court
for Marshall county.
William ]. Wilson,
W
Stuart Wade, l. James r. Hsrd - Trustee.
The above named defendant will take notice
that the plaintiff above named, hled hts petition
herein, on the seth day of june, 1862, the object
aud prayer Of which l. 70 recover judgment
against said Wade tor $255.00 With interest u
the rate Of sixty per cent Per annum from the
18th day ofMay 1860, due from said defendant
Wade, On prommiasory note dated May 18th
1855, for $500 With iptersA, after maturity
until paid, It the rate Of sixty per cent per An
rum, due in twelve months from the date there
of to the order OF this plaintiff; and for de-
cree Of forecksnre and sale Of the N Jrthwest
Quarter OF section number nineteen (19) town
ship four al range nine (9) in Marshall county.
Kansas, and that unless they depur or answer
TO the petition fled herein, on or before the 18th
aay OF September, 1862, said petition viii be
taken as true, and Judgment rendered in &C.
cordaace with she prayer thereof. ..eSs--
MO ,. .. BkUMBAUdH, Ptfs stt'y.:.
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JAMES GRAY.
MASON & WEI,LcDI00ER,'

Informs Tie people Of Aarysills anA saSro1nang ssuD
try that be I'll times prepared otaks q soas
concrete Building, lay vas fnundAtoas dig ve %
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Order Of Publication.
State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District Nens-
hs County.
Samuel A. Stinsons Eugene F. HavelA part
ners Is Stinson & Ravens, Plaintiff. W Je-
rome wilson, Henry Cowgirl, Samuel Cowgirl,
Defendants.
To Jerome Wilson: You ore hereby notified
that the above named Plaintiff have commence
ed an actien in the shove eatitledcourt against
you to recover . judgment against said defend
emit Jerome Wilson, for the sum Of Two Humid
red and sixty dollars and interest thereon from
July 9th, 1880, ct the rate Of sixty per cent per
aunun, upon promissory note signed By aid
Wilson on the 9th day Of July A. D. 1853, paya-
lie to A. B. Sands or order, aad TO subject to the
payment Of said amount and interest the fol-
lowing premises, mortgsged by said Wilson to
secure the payment Of said note md interest
to wit: The South East quarter Of section No.
thirry-two 10 township No. i've, range fourteen
east in said county Of Nemahs, to sell the same
and apply the proceeds 70 the payment Of said
amount and interest and the costs Of this action
and to foreslose ell the defendents right title or
equity Of redemption and security to said prem
ises Said note having been Assigned 70 these
plaintiffs BY Alexander Y. Blake, executor Of
the last will and Testament Of A. B. Sands.-
Now, unless you plead, answer or denur 70 said
Plaintiffs potion on or before the 18th day OF
October A. d. 1862, the said petition will be tax
en- % true and judgment rendered accordingly.
I'D, BRUMBAUGa, Atty for Plaintiffs.
August 16, 1862.
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THEO. BARTHOLOW
WHOiEsAsE GROCER!
ATCHIsON, KANsAA

Iwsuld respectfully alnouussts he Asr-
chants Of the Interior Of Kansas, that have
large and comp lets assortment Of GROCERIES
Of every description, which l offer at very low
rates for cash or produces, Sech - Dry Hides
-Bseon, Lard, T., &a.
Ny stock sssasts y pGtas AnsWs,
1000 sacks superfne and extra FlsuQ
800 bushels Of Dried Fruit
ZOO barrels and half barrels Whisky
100 bbls. Salt, e..
$50 boxes OF Tobacco
200 kegs Of Nails,
80 sacks Of Coffee,
$50 bbls. brown rand refined Sugars,
Molssses in barrels, half bbls and kegA
Golden Syrup, Rice, Mackerel Herring,
Spices of all kinds, Cream Tsrter, Soda, Oys-
tiers, Ssrdines, Condles, Soap, besides many 9TH
er articles too tedious to mention suffice it to
cay my stock is full and complete, (being the
lcrgest n Atekison and can and win sell - lev
as any House on the Missouri River.
MERCHANTS OF THE INTERIOR,
Are respectfully invited to call and my stock and
prices and they win be certain obuy All kinds of market
sbls produce taken IN exchange for Goods ct the hi
MS 3m THEO. BARTHOLOW.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
ArrivaI Of tho Norweainn.

PORTLAND, March 4.-The steamer Norwe-
gian, from Liverpool on the Goth, via London
derry on the 2lst ult., arrived this morning.
Political news possesses no particular in
tereet.
Sales Of cotton for the last four days were
al 600 bales; market closing firmer. Bread
stuffs dull. Provisions steady. Consols closed
on Thursday, the Goth. at 927S@93 for money.
The Anglo-Saxon, from Portland, arrived at
Liverpool on the Goth. The news is very mea-
gre and uninteresting. aa
GREAT BRiTAIN. Parliamentary proceedings
on the 1lth were unimportant. The bill author
izing marriage with deceased wife's sister
was passed to second reading in the House Of
Commons--l49 to 1873.
The Morning Post has an editorial urging the
removal of the prohibition In the West Indiea
against the efforts for obtaining colored laborera
from any partof North America, and advocates
the emigration of free negroes from Canada to
the West Indies, 10 develop the cotton culture
Of those islands. tkT t3
IL is asserted that the Government has said
there was confirmation of the news via Amer.
ica, that the Spaniards had sustained decided
defeat at the hands Of the Mexicans, and that
the dispatch Of reinforcements Is rendered nee.
cssary. a
FRANcE.--It is rumored that the Prince Ma.
poleon is dissatisfied with the terms Of the ad
dress on the Roman question, and will move
an amendment for more energetic language.
The bourse continues to be heavy, and on the
18th, the three per cent. rentes further declined
nearly half per cent, closing at 6Sf 95c; the
four and o half per cent. declined more thar
ono per cent, and closed at 99f.
A decree is published admitting into France
frna of duty. rough and uurifad caak iron oll
iron bars, hoops, and sheet iron, steel in bar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
The Court of Common Pleas, Frank.
lin County. Ohio.

joseph story Doc. 3, page Gil, No. s15.
Samuel @. Story ct ais Sale in partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF. AN ORDER Oh
the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction. at the door Of the Court HouEe in
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of March, 1862,
between the hours Of u o'clock NJ. and 9o'cock p NJ
the following described real estate situate In the county
OF Franklin and State Of Ohio:
The undivided twoninths C2g) Of certain tract or
parcel Of land situated in the county OF FRANKLIN and
State Of Ohio, lying on Darby Big Run, a branch Of
Darby Greek, part OF the original survey No. g. Sll
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at large stone In the Ran, lower corner
to Josiah Bivens' lot In the south OF said original
survey No. 3,S11 thence with said line south eighty.
nine 69 degrees east hundred and forty liO poles
at the southeast corner, tree down. thence with
the east line north ny degree east sixty three and
onehalf l63) poles to bur oak and three red elms;
north eighy-nine (e9 degrees west one hundred and
hfy (l50 poles to point In the centre Of The run with
It's meande, to the place Of beginning containing sixty
(60) acres more or less.
Appraised at SIS 0Dper acre.
Printcrsfees sc co.
feb4dlt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
Are DIR. Hurd's Preparations Good?

The best evidence that they are s that their armest
friends and best patrons those who have used them
longest. DR. WILLIAM B. HURD is an eminent Denli.t
OF Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York State Dentis
Association, acd these preparations have used Ia
his private practice for and leading citizen OF
Brooklyn or WiliGmsbuTgh questionB theft excellence
while eminent Dentists oil New York recommend them
as the best known to the professlon Without the st OF
advertising, dealers have sold Them by the gross.
The Editor OF the Brooklyn Daily Times says.-"we
are happy to know that our frend, DR. HuRD is sue
ceeding beyond all expectation with his MOUTH WASH
and TOOTH POWDER. The great secret OF his success
rests with the fact THAT ARTIeLEs ARE PRECISELY
WHAT THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BR, AS VIZ TESTIFY
FROM THKIR LONG usR.n
The welknown p. 7. Barnum WrItes:--''I found your
TOOTH POWDER 80 good that my family have used II
sl up. We find It the best Powder for the Teeth that
we ever used. shall feel obgedif ysu will tend
another supply at the Museum at convenience With
bill"
But their cost Is 50 small that every may test the
matter for himself.
u 7 Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. Dir
HURDs Tooth Powder contains acid nor glGali,
charcoal and poishes without wearing the eGamsl Use
other.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
\ how Fo,tl harte,I
lnrrORruD ron Ens ONO STATESMAN !

II u ii. k-s. e. sHN-9 NKu, yosr M.,oha
- =. .,s,,.l .,.,,.l ~ y" .t Ao"A' A'ai0n -
C0TT0N-Matket hrmer with sales OF 1900 bales A
2ag24Mc Tor middling nplands.
| fLOUk-Ihe market u dull and the common grades
are about lve cents lower. Sales OF 1900 barrels Al
% 4Og5 45 for superhne satei 50 COOS 65 for extra
state; e5 40@5 40 for supeTnne western Is 00d05 n
for common to medium extra western; IS 90ae co foI
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; SO I0G rs oI
trade brands dos market closing heavy. 4,Ilsi-t
| CANADIAN PL0UR-Heayy and decllnng. Sales
Of $40 barrels at ~ 40g5 .45 for superhae; as Goa
G5 for common 10 choice extra.
RYE fLOUR-Quiet and steadyi sales355 bbsatS3 25
% 49,: %: .
.OVnN mhAL-ls In rather better demand, With Eaes
Of 1S9g Q5 Ssls BIAndyWne at sS25933o, Il IN II
WHlshf-The market opened excited and unsettled,
win holders refusing TO sell below 35c but afterwards
the more quiet and settled and 2500 bbs
we're soid az ~S@oVA eosing quiet but no buyers ut
|sc. =, ,,-,,,
WhEAI-Duli anu uIooPingi sales OF 1000 bushels
winter req western ~ Son IN store $50 bushels Mil
Waukee cluD AZ VI Jos ana oVV pusnes redhe at 81 49,
nl1-hules quiet ana stehuy' baieS Oh iVO0 bush at
sS9gsSS. SsSIpv sM.. .au.., "a, IL. 1,o,oo
qeqgest WIN ssies Of SiVO bush state
az SV1gSV1ei sss oOO bushels Oanada east at e5c.
oAln.rnIn, WIN saies az ''Saic iorJersey, can
aon, wcs.sfn ~, % anu s,a.e. SEQ, /, ~. Il. =. -.
% no,ics saes q EoO parren at - SOg
20 ior med biack-eye at 9oc9 VI 12%
VVhN-Lit.e more "a sceve 1--WE ana prcss generally with
ouI saies VI ov,Vov Dusneis ssovoc Tor mixed
western ln stofe anu ueereu' AZ oogoic Tor new yel
low HcsnSy Se9sey ana soutne,n; ,ll. .,,
M maIssl ioI MO stla 51od nules very hrm
WIN WIN Ar business uopg' saies o. soVV 0ags atl9f
pagy S1n 1o .n lSSsc' - -. ,coo
SooAn-lsa thAae nrmeli saIes Oh ioS% hogsneads
~ cluSng small iVco at
iAc. henned sugars nave advanced Inily &c. i5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
on. bo allied By Henry Barnard Of Conn. Laid

ton, be Allied By Henry Barnard Of Conn: LAID
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, the bill for the safe
keeping and maintenance Of U. 8. prisoneEs was
taken up and passed. ft afatH
On rnolion Of Mr.. Colamer, the bill author
ling the commission for the preservation Of the
Atlantic fisheries, was taken up. The bill au-
thorizes the President 10 appoint q commission
er to meet the Bfitiah and French commission
ers, to take measures fUr, the preservation Of
the fisheries. The biz was passed.
The confscation bill vas then taken up, u
Mr.. McDongal Of California resumed 6is
speech. Eeq quoled from Justice Story and 9th
er writers, az showing that there ehonld be no
con6scatlon Of private property. He (McDOu-
gal) contended that the provision relating to the
freeing of slavep, was unconstitutional He
then quoted from the declarations Of the Pres
ident and Secretary Of State, to show that an
entirely different policy had been declared by
the Government. The colonization scheme was
wild and impractlcable. He contended that
magnanimity was the greatest virtue of vctors,
and that we should 60 forward with the CoDsti-
tuition, our common Constitution, In one hand
and peace In the other.
Mr.. Cowan said that he agreed with the Sen
ator from California. l
HoUsE.-The House took up the Pennsylva-
mia contested election case. The pending req
olution being, that John Kline ia not, but that
John p. Veree, the sitting member, is entitled
10 seat from the third Congressional distric..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
From New McxIco.sThe Two Armies
I'm Close Proximity.

KANSAS CRY, March 3-The Santa Fe mail
has arrived with advices from Fort Craig to IL
O'Clock on the 14lh.
No battle yet. The enemy's whole force was
on the advance from Almsso, where it had been
encamped three days. On the 18th their pick
cts were at Adabe Wall, eighteen miles below
Fort Craig, having driven in our scouts TO the
main guards. Col. Candy thinking the enemy
on the move, put his whole available force on a
favorable battle ground, where they arrived in
good season.
The enemy not appearing, he returned to the
town at 8 P. M. The enemy's force 10 various
ly estimated, but it is thought not to be over
two thousand two hundred, neatly mounted,
with eight pieces of artillery. It is thought
that as the armies are 80 near each other an en-.
counter cannot be long delayed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
CincInrati Market.

CIScINHATI, March 3. I
FL0UR-The market remains very dull and price 8
must be considered to great extent nominal. The de-
mand is quite limited, and buyers are cOntending for
further Decline Holders seem indlsposed TO press
that whilst the markets. thus dull there Is not much
Offering. superhne is not salable at over 81 25. The
only sale we heard Of was l25 bbls at 81 Is
WHIsKY-Ths demand is active and under the news
from New York. prices advanced Nc per gallon. The
sales comprise 300 barrels at l0H9l9ci latter rate
PROVisIoNs-we have no change to potice as regards
price or demand.
sHOULDERs-A moderate demand for bulk at 3Kc,
but not much for any other article.
sIDEs-Are offered at Axe for county.
LARD-sAles at 7N@7hc.
MESS P0RK-Sil 5OaplI 75.
BAC0N-Sales at 4, 5h@6k. H-N'a
There were sales Of 524 barrels of Mess Pork
packed, at Sll so; 100000 pounds bulk shoulders al
3Kc; 50 hossheads do at 3Kc packed aud 100 terces
CoFPEE--Is held hrmer, under the news from, New
York, but there Is no advance. -s-
sUGAR-Dul without any change in price.
M0LASsEs-Dull. i f
WHEAT-A continued dull and heavy market. and
prices lower and at the decline the demand is but
limited. quote prime red at 90c and white at 959
95c The sales reported were so bush red and white at
9c; $50 bush prime red at 9Oc and 300 bush do do
42c.
ooRN-The demand continues very good and the
market rules firm at 2s93Oc for ear at the upper and
oATs-The market rules steady with a fair demand
at 25c in bulk Sales Of 200 bushels at this
price.
RYE-Receipts light and the demand::good at 52Q53,
for prime samples on arrival.
BARLEY-The msrket continues unsettled, and prices
are irregular and to great exten prices
from 60970c for fall and 55965c for spring. 1900 bush
spring sold at 55c.
HAY-Loose pressed declined to SlO9ll per ton for
for prime on ARRIVAL tight pressed is in fair demand at
Sl39l3 so.
oHEEsB-The demand Is good and the market firm
at 7@7kc for Western Reserve the outside rate for
extra cutting. -f.f slFI
BUTTER-The supply Of prime and choice qualities
Of roll Is light and prices tending upward but are
not quotatably higher; the lower grades continue dull
We quote prime to choice at l3915c, and common to
good at 3910c. .e-l lr.-lt 49,
sEED-olover is In moderate demand at S4R4 10 on
arrival and rom store. Timothy is dull at Sc O0D2 TO-
20 barrels clover sold at 81 co. and o barrels at 81 TO-
GREEN APPLES-Are scarce and in good demand
at 80 5O94 SO per barrel for fair to prime in large bbs;
100 bbs sold at "a so at depot s.fI.. rs0Fa
DRIED APPLEs-Advanced 10 per ib and are in
good demand at595hc. $3.50 sa
DRIED PEACHES-Are frm at 792cper lb.
P0rAT0Hs-Prime Neshannocks are scarce with a
good demand at 4o942c per bush arrival and 45@5O
Gds5tte.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
order from General HaIIeck.

ST. LOUIS, March 4.-General Halleck In a
general order says;
On the Recommendation of the Governor and
several Judges Of the State, IL ia directed that
all licensed attorneys, counselors and prsctors
be required to take the oath of allegiance pre-
scribed in the sixth section of the ordinance OF
the State Convention, passed October 10th, 1861,
Judges of courts will refuse to permit any one
to practice in their courts who refuse or neglect
to take such oath.
The board of assessment of the city OF St,
Louis for the benefit of suffering families driven
from south west Missouri, having completed
its labors and rendered its final report, s hereby
discharged.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
Fron, WnshIngton.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The statement that
the House committee on Foreign Affairs had de-
cided to report against recognition OF Hayti and
Liberia, is untrue.
The Senate to-day confirmed George W..
Morgan of Ohio as Bfigadier-Geueral of Vol
unteers.
The tax bill contains one hundred and FIVE
sections.
The Assistant Postmaster. General received
dispatch from Nashville yesterday, saying the
Federal flag hoated over the Postoffice there
Special Agent MaTkland has charge of it for
the present.
1t is understood that Colonel Blair had an in
terview with the President today respecting the
appointment of Sigel as Msjor-General. 1t is
thought the President will send bis name to the
Senate Immediately for confirmation.
New YoRK, March "A special to the Tri-
bune says that the following nominations were
made to the Senate to-day: as Major Generals
Clernand, G. +. Smith, and Lewis Wallace,
acting Major Generals at Fort Doneson. As
Brigadier Generals-Colonels Oglesby, N. H.
L. Wallace, Cook, McArther and Lowman, who
commanded brigades at Fort Donelson. Col.
Berry of Maine, and Terry Of Connecticut, are
to rank in the order named, Gen. Mcdowell
thus outranking the rest, and Curtiss outrank-
ing Sigel.
In answer to resolution of the Senate the
Secretary of War incloses the instructions OF
the Adiutant- General to Gen, Hunter, touching
the Hunter and Lane expedition, dated Jan. I'd
The order to Gen. Hunter says:
The General-in-C Chief. in giving you this in
formation, desires 1t to be understood that COM
mand Independent Of you 10 not given to Gen
Lane; but he is to operate, to all proper extent
under your supervision and control; and if yor
deem proper, you may yourself command the
expedition which may be undertaken. UndeI
these circumstance, the General-in-Chief will
not give you formal leave, according to youi
application, but he authorizes you TO absent
yourself from your command for thFty days
at your discretion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

DR. HURD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
will give to young ladies that finest charm in woman-a
sweet breath and peary teeth. Try them, ladies.
DR.. HURD's Mouth Wash and Teoth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhaatons; and if used
10 the morning. will make the breakfast taste sweeer and
the day begin more pleasantly. Hundreds Of persons
can testify to this. Try them, gentlemen.
DR.. HuRD's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
best preparations in the world for curing Bad Beah
giving hrmness and health to the gums. Hundreds OF
ETC., have been cured by DR.. Hurds asringent wash.
DR.. HURDs MOUTH WASH and TOOTH P0wDEh
give an additional cham TO courlshp, and make hus.
bands more agreeable to their wives aud wives to their
husbaRds. They should be used by every person hav
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
CoIumhus Rurnod.

ST. LOUIS, March "A special to the Re-
publican from Cairo, the Sd, says Columbus has
been evacuated and burned by the rebels. The
gunboat Benton, with General Cullum and Com
modore Foote, went down the river to day on
reconnaissance, and found that the rebels had
fed, having removed their guns and laid the
ed to Fort Randolph.
The whole town of Columbus is nothing but
ruins. The guns have also been removed from
the Island below. sBHt0t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05
Money Market.
lrrrrOn4rnrD FOR THE OHIO srA41sn4u.l

ITElEuRAPHFD FOR THE OHIO STATESMAN
.. NRw YoRK, March 4.
The money market continues steady at per cent. for
loans call.
Prime paper is scarce, and in fair demand at . per
cent. .... ---.-.
Sterling Exchange is dull at ll29n3 for Bankers'
Bills. ..
American gold Is selling at lA92X reent premium,
with large sales. s.r
Governme securities in fair request 730 Treas
ury notes selling at 99h999H. ir4r VIZ
California gold bars are dull at l7S@2 per pre-.
MUM.
Demand notes are quoted at llO per cent discount