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WHoLEsALE HHSSb b okkE.A1 GROCER.
erection II his n.v b1dins, .n ne w. &:
former premises; tdestrsysd By 6rs some ti1S
ssnsrslG 70 the i.ss. saa 20 y fs%n3
seeT OF his ability TO serve them N eli brsnsko1
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
having snlls room and increased Aoiliuss 10
he has recently returned from the v.r,ou,
a:oas where he has carefully selected
EvERY'At Fxai kSEa sKScEsFFo! R A FINE
Offer peculiar Inducements, both - % Sriss -
:, aI, stock Of Fine Teas. Wines, Liquors, susa.s
OF Gil grades. Spices.
.V wooden 81:
,n Arc t Siths Se:t descrptou, and I'll sasISSd -
Jesse B. WILSON,
au,a-,u me. No: SS5 z, Pennsylv.ni. aysnis,
DkOPOsAI.s Will Be received uD 70 10 e,eloek
o,o,s Is'da!; 18th AsEuss for the srscen q
,S 9ssij ESD; sa!AMsAL:
.uaa-d dnt ksiJ %s:h, SSn A2:ss.l
SEALED pRopSSs2IIELssE r.. invited ill n.
ioth Of ltembsI lssa, for fuInishins the subsis
ber A. least o0 tons OF said hay must be In bal0a.
"a ss:: ;: Sa 10,
10 DO WsisSs2 4 WSsHinss ten q the ex,s-.
o. me And to Be delivered 1t the Nsni
Firm, %ahins bids must state ne name Of Ill the
j .y%sns: e b made IL Trs.sqy4 notes, .sd
so, p e. e; e. 8, Is. a.. ana endorsed afs.
OPTICS OF WASHINGTON :1QVKp1c1,
PROPOSALS. ylll DO received until Is. III dsysf
A avg x..It dos sc Of the slxilisy
Plans and spscifsetions can b SStsinsd ct tkis
piSioIc.sl. to Be ,..l.d. endorsed "pro,e..l. for
Smith, Secretary Of the Interior, WSshlaTts"
sfoEkE F sSSHs2NEEx ASR ,s%Es ~!
oT : i.lm mrs. msa ssis
!sB !" ssoIIetovn. b. d. fSss Once. ssis-E
Two ALL WHOM IL NAY CONCERN.
.n St Sss s I'd Ss s:
o. every dec UPTON 70 g used ior Vspsr makS
s1OCKwELL q EMERSON,
QOME ePUN CLOTHS. Iersy, al -wool.J
Al With our usual stooE Of Clio Ga, OossImerea:-
vesnnss, Co.. In medium. fhs, And supssknc
One Price only NAKED in PLAIN figures.
An baS..'0s'an Of stock iness Re to
! sfH& - PA svN Ha7 I'D IN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

IL Drafting commissioners have been ap
pointed for Ohio.
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DROPOSALS FOa OATS.
QUlRTrRMksIER's DEro1,

AfxaGdTla, Va, AuI st SD, 1852.
s sadt No. fsr fafaisPinI the so:ssa%sR, Slsh
b,Ss of about tvo bushels each
70 ~ sssh to 5.
without extra charge - tho Govern mont.
Vs., or such Other POLO. on IN. P"tomsc az The
eot e II m =, dGsS; Ttn S
peiOd al may be sgIeed upon.
PROPOSALS
The full name and Post Once address of the bid
N ha ans x snd
If bih IL made in the n' me OF & m, the names of
derea toe iFGis dra. proposal of the partner
sid~ed, ND AN o.TH OF ALLEGIANCE Nus cCoM-
PAnY EACH PROPOSITION
Eu.on, 4 sslstsnt q us,, master U s. Army, Alsx-
sndIIa; " ", and should beSainly marked, PRO
,h re abI.y Of the bldce5 to fiji the eontrsot
;. to the su .nte VINO signatures MIST
Ths Tesoasih.ht', the guar.ptoIs must DO
n.ares: District Court or of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened or their proposals Will not be oonsid
Bonds IN tho sum o. fv- tho7saud dollars, signed
b rssu,red ofths saccezsful bidder upon signing
A. th. bord mu:t accompany the eontrsot. It
vlll tie ne. e,oiry Tor t..e bidders to have their
anIciEatTon and reldS to be pTsdUosd when The 10
contract Is sisrei Blanks for bends can be pro
ally, BY lettsf. or by Telegraph.
Foam OF GUARANTEE.
Me|. OF III. count Of, and Sac Of
.e fuIa ,ntrect il sccorcsroe With the terms
BE- he Vii st STce enter i ntO
10 stcoTasrc7 th'rewIh
pared T. become MS shcuIItes Wv
lTo this sps,sn'ee must be appended tho Official
certificate atove nentiope1)
iNSp ECFIO%, DELIVERY, DC.
Al Oats cCntracted for under this advertisement
WI De IiEidly lntstc,ed and such as do not prove
ra,ment to be yade from time to time. - the
shs eG in fa asdsA''r o. inc
Any e isfsrmait, IN the bid: or non contorm.noe
Delivery to be made Il :ach wh,rf a. the city Of
Aie,xandrls, as the Depot Quartsrmaster may d.
Ths Depot Quarternastsr reserves to himself
too high or for othef suftlclent cause ''' N''A'
Captain e e. q :, # HtFySsg y 94S,,.
RoakoMIo COLLEGE,
tno ., Co2sion opHhs on NJ olc az, the hrst day
OF September. Address
Rev. 4. @. 8. WALDRON
gu 2S 8k- Pifesvile, Md.
CIDER FOR THE ARMY.
me article In largo 7antities will he reydy by
the 10th September BrOI. Parties interested il,
army supPiles and also rectIhers may address the
subEorlber a. Marlboro, Monmo nth county, New
JerseJ, for full PARTICULARS. Alto, In largo suap
tlties, atupsrior article of App Whisky.
gu Is Nv II. s. CONOVER.
M l. T A R 500 8.
RICH PRESENTATION SWORDS,
SASHES, EPAULET1ES,
SHOULDER sTRAPs,
BELTS, PISTOLS, SPURS,
FIELD CLASSES,
OFFICERS REQUISITES
Of every description.
M. w. GALE & BRO, JvwsLLrRs,
On 23-6t 3s4 Pennsylvsnia Avenue.
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p%IeN1 OFFICE oyRIOsI1IBs-ssdds -
msnt ssfdsas g t6s Ssssd il Psisnt DE- o. ~
nsnS 14s s11I.I sSSefs RS 6ess
hrnished 70 PedlSrs; Mi.itafs trials; lili6T
sheVinG over ADO miles; many tSouan3 de-
Books. Rssslle cot cheap rent. Lergo Ne, ~
'noei' q s&irs' svsr Sank sf Wkshin6tSPi
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LATE FROM THE SOUTH.

THE CONFEDERATE EXPECT "a GREAT
BATTLE ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK
THEY ADMIT THAT THEY HAVE Less
THAN THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
EFFECTIVE TROOPS IN THE FIELD
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WASHINGTON CITY eARDEN, Nsv. Ysys
bsr re.leetfllly informs the public that 6s M 70
And that hereafter on every MONDAY and TiSrsd1S;
StS O'clock N, thers WIN be q band Of R1ns q
Gallery have. been erected for the smlsomSuf n
visitors; Clubs and associations oan have tie use
81 sns Sasds5 by kyinF notice % ne rGIIi:sor.
aeavors TO s'eaas yhe may hsnor In NTH tksir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

Expected attack by the Rsbels-THe Aymv
Under Arms all N,ght-Gallant Conduct
Of Straggiers tcithout OGcers-IHe FIRST
NetO Jersey Rsgrment Surrounded and
ons-haLf taken, Prisonsrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

CIDER FOR THE ARMY.
A fne article in largo 3antities will he resdy BY
the 10th September srOI. Parties interested liz
army supplies and Also rectIhers may address the
subEoribnr ~ Marlboro, Monmo nth county, New
Jersey, for full PARTICULARS. Alto, in largo euan
tlties, atuPeflor article of APP q Whisky.
Gu Is Nv II. 9. CONOVER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

. m. 1uesdAy, .6th August for he erection Q
aolose Bosfd feros 1900 By feet, more or Iees
VI GkoRsE d. RAMSAY,
Lieut.. Colonel COmmanSinG
an ID lint. ReI.) Washington ArseIal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
T CORPORATION NOTICE
ron rnn EDpoN TENEMNTs SOLD FOR ASSESSMENTS


Lands and in
of Arrears said
nh.Mh """"N
Mentioned
aesw wi be
dad day OF
Of hepmh@Ns
he rate OF per cent f
sal
pUaka Auenu
FINANCE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-24
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, April 90 "A small boa
arrived to-day from Norfolk, containing severa
refugees. They report the Merrimac ct Gospor
Navy Yard, having Iron shields placed over he
port holes. She was expected out again in
few days. She was aground the lass day sh,
vas ont, as was generally supposed. Nothing
was said 10 Norfolk about her bursting O gun
and it is doubtless incorrect. Capt. buchanan
was reported to be alive; he WAS wounded by .
rife shot in the thigh. gym RI"
The steamers Hometown and Beaufort went
up James river on Friday, aud the Yorktown on
Sunday, to obtain coal, and took In tow mum.
ber Of schooners loaded with iron, to be rolled
into plates at the Tredegar Works. ....,
-Four gunboats have been launched at Nor.
folk, and four more are constructing, some O!
them to be plated. tH''g
The previously reported engagement between
Burnside's troops and Georgia regiment, took
place Saturday. The Union troops numbered
five hundred. The rebels were the Sd Georaic
regiment, Col. Wright. The fight was on thc
canal above Elizabeth City. The rebels LOST
fifteen killed and thirty FIVE wounded Il il
said they run on being attacked. They were
poorly equipped, and lacked muskets and am
munition. ....-...',..
A refugee who visited Richmond last week,
states there are few troops there or at Norfolk,
having mostly gone TO Yorktown. Fourteen
thousand are said to have passed through
Richmond in one day for yorktown. r.. =,
Ode of lthe refugees was o sailor on the
steamer Fingal. He left Savannah March let,
and reports great CONSERVATION there. The
Fingal and other vessels were in the harbcr,
ready to be burned or sunk. M f.I1r.a
The troops In the vicinity of Savannah were
dying in large numbers. The city might have
been easily taken at the time Of the frat land
ing at Port Royal. ST sl,d- ..sa,-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-24
1frivaI 81 the BonsIhian. |.

PoHrLAnD, April 2S.-The steamship. Bcht
milan from Liverpool the lOth, and Lordonde'
~ the ith April, arrived at 6:S0 a. M.
Flour firm at Cd advance Wheat steady an
firm. Corn quiet but steady.
Provisions dull and unchanged. ..,r.
ConSols closed on Friday at SSIs@94 fo
moneyangMat nsiiN
Rumor says the rslAtions between England
France and Spain, relative to Mexico are nn
satisfactory.
US. sWere quoted at 7Jc.
News generally unimportant.
& LIvERPooL, April II The bullion In The
Bank has increased E33,000. The specie In
the Bank Of France has increased 5OO,OOOf In
the month.
Hft'etN 81" - LATEST.
QuEEEsTowN, April l3.--Bfeadstuffs market
generally quiet and steady. Wheat nat rro-
visions closed dull 20 -.6. "a
LosDoN. Saturday evening .-consols closed
ct 9324@93T for money. American stocks
Erie 33@331s; Illinois Central 456@46 dis.
count. E
Paris, April I9--Bour,e quiet. Rentes
closed at 70f loo as" N-
LIVERPOOL, April resdstuffs-Authori-
ties report -four in good demand, at 6d@ls per
barrel dearer--25 @29s. Wheat 10 moderate de-
mand at full prices; red western los 2d@ ls I'd;
southern, lis 4d@lls Sd; white western, lis Sd
OILS. Corn slow; mixed freely offered at 27s
6d@2os "a; yellow, 27s 9d@29s; white. 800
34s per 460 pounds. Beef dull and nominally
unchanged. Pork SLOW at 60@63s. Bacon qui-
ct, and 6d@ls cheaper than last week. Sugar
has been active, and the lower grades rather
cheaper. Molasses unchanged. Coffee quiet,
owing TO small stocks.
LONDON MARKET Barring Brothers report
breadstuffs quite dull In the early part of the
week, but frmer at the close. :.
American securities remain without material
change, but transactions during the past week
have been very limited. There has been come
business in U s Flves at 77.-rq vgnL
The schooner w. @. Alexander, Of Savannah,
at Palermo was boarded by an armed boats
crew from the United States corvette loo, aud
the master aud crew were taken prisoners on
board the lno, but we're subsequently released
under representations from the officer Of the
port. ~ .,.t, ~ ~.
The subject Of Notifications and recent impor-
tent experiments with three hundred-pounder
armstrong guns had been further debated in
Parliament. ..f.r. .l. %. s.t.. e
Ministers in the House Of Lords deprecated
hasty action, and argued that experiments
showed that they ought not hastily to depart
from the system of Notifications supplemented
BY floating batteries. ~. ..----.. :, ~.
II was predicted that Armstrong would socn
produce 600-pounders to do the came damage
at two thousand two hundred yards, which his
300 Founders has done at two hundred yards.-
The Duke of Somerset admitted that the ad-
rniralty was now prepared to proceed at once
with Captain Coles's cupalo and other plans.
The House of Commons debated italian Of.
fairs. Lord Palmerston believed that sooner or
ater the unity of Italy will be completed by the
possession of Rome N -
The difficulties of the Mexican question
,laim some attention. II was rumored at Paris
hat Walewski will make a special mission to
England on the subject
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-24
Rebel Account of their Loss at Pitts
burg, -r.s ..-fs ....H .rfyu

CHICAGO, April ga special to the Tribune
from Cairo says the Memphis Appeal Of the l7th
is received, In an editorial devoted TO the
needs Of the Mississlppi valley, il acknowledges
the danger OF success Of the Federal Flotilla
and advlces the employment Of every one
black and white, to the extent OF his ability fol
the defense of that endangered stronghold, and
advocates the construction of the most approved
description Of gunboats. The paper acknovl
edges the fearful mortality Of confederate ofh-
Gers in the recent battles, and attributes IL to
the enemys organized bodies of sharp shooters,
and advocates the organizing similar bodies 10
the confederate army. .-ltr f.-
No demonstrations had been made By the
Federals on the line Of the Memphis & Ohio
Railroad between Memphis and Union City,
The road is In operation to Trenton.
A report WAS current in Memphis, BY way of
CoIinth, that the Federals had abandoned tho
Tennessee river.
The Appeal says the Confederate losses ct
the battle of Shiloh does not exceed one thous-
and killed, Eve hundred wounded, eight hund.
red taken prisoners, and ascribes the defeat Of
Monday 10 whisky found in the Federal ea-
campment Sunday night. H1
The remains of Gen. Johnston lay in state
two days in the City Hall, On the l4.h he was
placed in vault in 81. Louis Cemetery, New
Orleans -, ss1 l.,o.fel ...
The gentleman who brought the Appeal re-
ports that aince the passage of the conacrip-
ton bill by the rebel Congress, all males be-
tween eighteen and thlrty.fve have joined the
army. There lie no impressment; people enter
the service with zeal Business is almost en-.
tirely suspended, except in that class of goods
needed for the army, l,r 10
Three guDboats are being constructed at
Memphis, two of which will be completed in
week, one called the Arkansas, plated with two
thicknesses of railroad iron placed trsnsversely,
is considered more than match ior the whole
Federal fctills. Another, called Besuregsrd,
a wooden boat with thirty inches Of compressed
cotton placed between heavy wooden limbers
eighteen inches thick. This also is considered
impregnsble. They are provided with prows a
Ia Merrimap. ,7.
Our informant reports eighteen thousand men
near ChickssaW Bluffs, making all necessary
preparations to provide against attack. Burn
ing the city IL still discussed. Enormous piles
OF cotton, tobacco, eugar and molseses, gather.
ed on the ieyee, will be fred on the appearance
Of tho Federal feet above Memphis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-24
Cincinnati Market.

@ CINCINNATI. April %.
FLouR-Tnere was fImer feeling in the market
upon the receipt Of the advices from New York bu no
Improvement n the demand; superne was held at the
close Of - l014 Is but buyers were not Willing to nav
az so. f %, stl fT-Tl "'~~' S'S1 ~
WHIsKY--The market Ia steady and tho demand
good the salss comprise 1900 brs at le@lec the as,
ter rate for wagon, = 80 -
sUQAR--A fair jobbIng demand at s,<QeXc.
MOLAs5kS--In fair Iobbng demand at dIlp4pc,
UUffEE-LneIe = fair jobbing demand at l99olc.
PkOVIsIONs-Thefe d an active demand for bulk
meats and the market closes buoyant at 3Kc for shout
derp pickled and So for heavy Sides loose The sales
reported were 600 pounds sides at So loose. and
200 hhds shoulders at packed Country mess pork
can be hal at $lO city generally held out OF the mar.
ket.
LARD.Is inquired for at 7@7<c for prime country
and city, In tercos, but holders asK 10 more.
gAooN-sides In fair demand. with sales Of 200 hhds
at5Ec.
WHEAT-The demand for red continues fair at $50
800 for prime. White remains dull At 03(995c. me
sales reported were 500 bushels prime white At 0c sOC
good red and white Soc 800 do primo red at at ec
and 200 do fair to prime at $50. = W ~
sF EhQeirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-24
seacOast and Lake Fortificntions.

WAsHiNeroN, April 23.-The bill reported
from the committee on Military Affairs author.
izes and requires tho President to convene O
board, to consist Of two officers of the corps oi
engineers, one ordnance officer, one artillery,
two officers of the navy, two members selected
By reason Of their scientific and practical attain
ments, and an eficer Of the corps of engineers
as secretary, whose duty 1t shall be to examine
and consider our system of seacoast and lake
forti6cations, with special reference to such
changes as may be recommended by the COM
mission, to be commenced and prosecuted with
ont the previous assent Of Congress-
The bill fudher provides that the amount
appropriated at this session for Notifications
should bo expended under the direction of the
President, upon such defensive works as shall
be recommended by the commission, and au-
thorizes the President to accept any sums Of
money loaned or advanced BY the several States
for the construction Of defensive works for the
protection Of the States, making such loans up
on such terms as shall be agreed on between
the proper authorities.
The Bosrd is also required to examine and
consider the propriety Of constructing navy
yard and depot Oh the northern Lakes, OF q
foundry for heavy ordnance, and also an armo-
~: and arsenal of construction west of the Al
legheny mountains, and for additional arsenAls
Of deposit and repair; and shall, subject to the
approval Of the President, locate the same at
such points ns shall, from purely military con-
siderations, appear best for the defense of the
country. E
The bill also provides that there shall be add.
ed to the number of cadets ct both the Military
and Naval Academy number equal to the
present number allowed by the existing laws of
those schools, to be selected, one from each Of
the Congressional Districts and Territories by
the Acadnmlc Board, from among such appli-
can.s as shall apply for admission, and who. up
on examination, shall be deemed best qualified;
provided, the number added shall have all ex-
pense betrayed by parents or guardians, who
shall be required to deposit with the Superin-
tendcnts OF the academies each year the esti-
mated amount of money necessary to pay all
expenses for one year; the cadets being subject
to all the rules and regulations established from
time to time for the government Of said acAde
- n r y. . r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-24
from WashinR,On.


WAgHINGroN, April 22-The Tribune's cor.
respondence says: The General commanding OF
the Warwick Creek fight, whose reported con.
duct on tha. occasion called forth Representa-.
tive Morrill's resolutions, empowering the Pres
ident to cashier drunken officers, is said to be
Gen. VIM. +. Smith. IL is stated that he fell
from his hotee twice, smearing his clothes and
face with mud. Mr.. Morrill, said that the two
companies Of Green Mountain boys stood In the
msrsh 6ity minutes without support or permits
sion to retire. A
Most Of the friends Of Mr.. Bingham's confis-
cation bill feel sangulne that the House will
pass 1t under the previous question Tomorrow.
II Is believed that the vote will be rather
close one. ~
Several vessels Of the river Aotilla have been
up to tho Rappahannock, some of them ss far as
Fredericksburg. About nine miles above Tap
pahannock, echooners had been sent to obstruo.
the river, but Commander Wyman, In the yam.
kee, with his consorts, pushed their way through.
At one point the boats were fired upon by mus
kerry. No one on board was injured. Twelve
or thirteen vessels, two Of them steamers, found
in the creeks, were seized and brought down
stream. sge s- a!'
The river ia now considered open for naviga-
| ton, and timber for building bridges burned by
the rebels, will soon reach Falmouth.
| Nothing Is heard of the rebel force, but h Ia
believed to be In force not far back of Freder-
icksburg,
| The Finance committee Of the Senate has
done with the machinery aections of the tax
bill, having made such amendments Rs 10 IL
Judgment we're calculated to perfect the system
adopted BY the House. fey n s4 & t-
An effJrt was made to raise the tax on WhIs.
ky and other distilled spirits to twenty-five
cents gallon, but the committee retained il Of
fifteen cents. l--
The committee decides to impose some
change on stock on hand on the 3OIh of June
when the act is to 20 into operation, but left II
to subcommittee to decide how much Il
should be, The tax on beer and other ferment
ed liquors will be two dollars a barrel, instead
of one dollar. No other noteworthy changes
have yet been made.
Charles A. Dana, Of New York, has been ap
pointed by Secretary Stanton one of the com
missioneTs to investigate the war accounts o.
Cairo. sal2 H5g al, saa
Prof. Bache and Mr.. Westervelt have de-
cllned to serve on the Board appointed to exam
inc the Stevens battery. agsa=0 tY
WAsHINeroN, April %. The King Phillip
arrived at the navy yard this morning, and re
ports that the steamer Yankee went up tn,
Rappahanuock to Fredericksburg, having eau
tiouSly passed through the fine eunken obstruc
tions below that teWn. Our hotllla has cap
tured seven rebel achooners; one of them will
Q valuable cargo Of dry goods, medicines an,
eAltpetre, aud also two small steamers. IL ]
farther stated that the rebel pickets are occa
slonally seen on the South side Of the river
Our troops atill command the possession Q
fredericksburg the residents of which are en-
tireiy free In their usual business pursuits.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-24
WHOLESALE MARKET
WEEKLY REVIEW
Vow York harkpl

Il n., vo.. go.
FL0UR-Market s4D,oo ho,.., - HP'n 80
mort and home oonssSons oe'seL more doing Tor ex
II oon4 As foy Sns no ssies o. l24oo barrels al
sos o w. % ior supernne western; 81 9595 It
nferIoI; as ssSps Is ~ wes.ern 95 2o95 rs fo
sTtr. 70 Ior good common shipping brand
Iounu loop onio' and S5 5096 rs for trade brands
| w w AN. M mIItss ma .M Gloslng r9 SD hrmer.
OAN ADIAN FLOUR-5@DlOc better and IN fair A.
rs Ooa So "a iSTu barrels at "a sS95 is for spring;
~. as.LaV19h.Quiet and steady, with sales Of 3o5
OOhN MEAL-In fair request; sales of 5O0 ha,reis
At "a Seve,ss Sn0a' and 100 barrels choice wesern
| WhlShY-The market Is dull heavv and decI;n,n,,
| western. ~ "A
quy; sales OF $500 bushels Chicago snrno AZ ai oS.
.ss canadian club 81 2 5000 bushels good
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-24

Joseph Story Doc. 8 page oil, ...
va; I Superior Court OF Frankli
Samuel O. Story ct ALL county, D,
TN PURSUANCE- OF AN 0naER ok
the said Court to me Directed will offer for sale
at public auction, at The door OF The Court Houes Ia
ths city OF Columbus on ev--,
Saturday, the l7Ih day Of May, I'D. 1862,
at one o'clock P NJ the following described real tstate
situate in Pleasant township, Franklin county, to.w
Lying on Darby Big Run, brauch Of Darby Greek
part ot the original survey No. 3slI, and bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at large stone In the Run lower corner
to Josiah Biyens lot in the south of said original
survey NO. 3sll; thence with said line south eighty
nine lo9 degrees east hundred and forty 40 poles
az me southeast corner corner tree down; thence with
the east line north one ~ degree east sxy-three and
onehalf 631) poles to a bur oak and three red elms;
north eiShtynne (ss) degrees west one hundred aOd
nifty l5O poles to point In the centerof the run with
its meanders to lhe place Of beginning containing sixty
(6O) acres more or less.
appraised at el5 90 per acre
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN
sheria Of anklin county, O.
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