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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

INCIDENTS OF TEE WAR; or, THE ROMANCE
AND REALITIES OF SOLDIER LIFE. Published by
Clarke g. Co., indianapolis, Ind. This 10 the
title Of work which, at this time, is Eeceiv-
Ing the attention Of the million seekers after
War Items and Thrilling Incidsnts connected
With our present war. The work is compiled
By P. Fishe Reed, the well known author Of
"The Self.made Man." The book 10 rich with
the personal adventures Of individuals and the
herolsm displayed by the entire Army for
the Union. That this great American War
abounds in thrilling adventures, halr-breadth
escapes, anecdotes, etc., and has developed
deeds of bravery and heroism that have nc
parallel 10 the annals Of warfare, there can
bo no doubt; and 90 these incidents of soldier
lite are really the true histories Of the charao.
ter of the people at war; and as many Of them
will never bs recorded In more ponderous vol
umes, they are here collected under the title oi
"Incidents Of the War; or. The Romance and
Realities Of Soldier Life" that future genera.
tions, who ahall enjoy the blessings for which
the soldier now psrils his life, may realize sh'
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l6.

CINCINNATI, Dec 10.
FLoUR-Thsr was q better inquiry for Flour to-day
and the market was hrmer but prices did not undergo
any change. The improved demand was caused chiefly
BY tho amount called for By the Oommsssry ct this point
and the anticipated rise in the river Tho sales foot up
about 200 barrels at IS l0D5 Is for superne IS 20
@5 IS for extra. and o5 1905 so for family The saleI
foot about 100 barrels at e5 l095 Is for supsrns;
e5 2oS5 IS for extra, and IS 4O95 50 for family
brands. I'll UL..
WHRAT-Ths Offering Of Wheat are not 90 liberal
and there better inquiry from the local mlier bu
advance has taken place In prices and we continue q
@l 0s, and prime to choice Kentucky white ct 81 lOG
l5the latter 10 extreme price, and only obtAina
BILE for very choice article. The sales to-day oom.
prise about 2,5o0 bushels.
and 569s7c including Sacks but the demand is only
moderate.
0ATS-Thre 10 still difference Of % per busheI bo
tween buyers and sellrrs Of Oats, and the business
doing In quite light. The demand is active at 5OD
$50 for new and old In bulk, and 6lD63c including
sacks.
RYE-Remains dull, the offerings being in excess
OF the demand, but We have change to report iI
prloes and oontAue to quote prime samples OF 6263c
on arrival, the former rate In bulk and the latter
| BARLhY-There is still good demand for prim
qualities and the offerings being light full prices ar
obtained. The lower grades are dull. We quote goo
| OF state spring at 81 2Oel IS.
| HAY-The market rules firm, witd good demant
at S4 OO9l5 % per ton for prime loose and tgh
pressed on arrival. From store, advance Of 81 pc
| oHRRSE-Ths market Is unchanged and firm. VI
quote selected Western Reserve at l0x@Ilc.
BUTTER-We have no change to report In the mai
ket Prime and choice qualities are In dsr request
ls@20c, but the lower grades are dull at 89l5c.
WHlSkf-WM 10 fair demand, with sales Of $50 bbl
at $50.
| Euqgirer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18
THIRTY.SEvENTH CONGRESS-.
Third Session.

WAsHIN0roS, Dec. II.
SENATE The Vice President laid before the
Senate q communication from the Secretary of
the Navy, transmitting majority and minority
reports Of the commission appointed relative TO
the acceptance of League leland Ordered to
be printed.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Massachusetts, from the Mil
itary committee reported back the bill to facii-
itate the discharge Of disabled soldiers from the
army and the inspection Of convalescent camps
and hospitals; also, bill to improve the or.
ganisation of cavalry forces.
Mr. Hale, from the Naval committee, report.
ed o bill relating TO the transfer of certain ap
proprations for the naval service. Passed.
( Mr.. Nesmith introduced bill to establish q
branch mint at Portland, Oregon. Referred tC
the committee on Finance. S EstE4.
| Mr.. Wright introduced bill allowing co.
off In certain cases In favor of loyal citizens Of
the United States. Referred TO committee OF
Judiciary.
Mr.. Powell offered resolution directing th,
Secretary Of War to inform the Senate whether
citizens arrested by hia authority, or by thos,
executing arrests under his authority, have beeI
required, In order to obtain release from i'm
prisonment, to take oath or give any obligation
that they would mt sue or bring any aciiol
against those who arrested them or caused then
to be arrested. Laid over.
On motion Of Mr., Fessenden, the bill t
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Appropriation Bills.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE invalid pension
bill appropriates nearly eight million dollars for
the year ending June, 1864, of which there are
for invalid pensions under various acts, three
million dollars; pensions to revolutionary wild
ows, $3.50, 900; pensions to widows and orphans
under the acts Of 1886, 1846, 1853 and 1858
SO, 100000; navy invalid pensions, $l35, 5,000
navy widows and orphans, $500, 900; privateel
invalid pensions, 100000.
The deficiency bill for the year ending June
1863, appropriates $l0s, 100000, including the
following items: Supplies for Quartermaster Z
Department, 5000. 900; for purchase of horses
$ll 100000; transportation and supplies, 50,
500, 900; barracks and hospitals, 1880, 600
clothing and equipments, $27 ,l36, 900; for sup
port OF feet of steam rams, $450, 900; armi
and ordnance, $l3, ,l27 900; gunpowder and lead
81 500, 600; Medical Department., nearly $4,
500, 600; surveys for military defense, $50, 900
subsistence, $18, 10000.
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asW York narksi.

NEw YORK. December II
o0TT0N-Dull and nominal, with sales at Goa
co. 10 for middllng uplands.
BL0UR-The to-day market 10 Eve cents better, with
fair demand. which 10 chiefly speculative. There were
sales at S5 7595 95 for superHne state; 90 1890 %
for extra state; e5 75@8 05 for supernne western
% 256 SO for common to medium extra WESTERN 90 40
@6 rs for common TO good shipping brands extrs
round hoop Ohio; and 81 s5D5 25 for trade brands.
Market closing firm.
WHISKY-The market Is armer, with sales Of $50
barrels at 3eiD30c-reariy all at the outside price.
WHEAT-le better and rather more active. Sales Of
Chicago spring at 81 2l@l 30; Milwaukee club a 81 20
al 81 amber Iowa Of u 35Dl 37 winter red western
ut 81 409l a.; amber. Michigan at 3459lH.
C0RN-The market ID more active and shade hrmer.
Sales at 7077ho for shipping mixed western, and Go
@77c for damaged and heated
oATs-Frmsr and decidedly more active at 6s27Oc
for common to prime.
C0PREE-Market dull and heavy.
SUGAR-Dull and lowerI sales Of $50 hhds N. o. at
9x@llkc, including 500 hhds by auction.
M0LABBES-Rues quiet.
P0RK-Lem dull and lower. Sales Of 1000 barrels
at tl3 87KDH l9k for mess closing at els 87Ifi Ella
for prime; and Sl3 00l9l8 w for prime mesa.
PRIME MESS BEHF-Dull, with lmall sales.
noGs-Drsssed, little hrmsr, with sales at skos1SC
for western.
liLARD-Dull.
BUTTER rs selling at lssesc for Ohio, and 22@s7C
state
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

A CURIOUS AND IMPORTANT WoRK.-Cotton
buyers have found In Tennessee some copies of
that famous book, "Cotton Ia King" These
books have been sent to this city, and may be
had Of J. H. Riley & Co. Price SIS. ~
The work contains some nine hundred pages,
large octave, handsomely printed, with Eve
1nely y-exeouted steel engraved likenesses, and
is bound in substantial law binding.
This Is the book whose sale in the Southern
States in 1860 caused go many popular commo.
tions and led TO large number of arrests. II
can not go into any community where Secession
or Abolition predominatcs without causing 90
earthquake; but In this city and State It can be
passed around safely.
The work was edited by DR.. E. N. Elliott
President OF Planters College, Mississippi, and
10 from the pens Of Prof. Christy, of Cincinnati
Dr.. Hodge, late Of New Jersey Gov. Ham
mond, Of South Caroline; DR.. Stringfellow, o.
Richmond, Va; DR.. Cartwright, of New Or
leans; and other able writer's.
The few copies lately brought to this city
and to be bad as above stated, are believed Il
be the only ones now Tor sale In the Northern
States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

PsoBlTE CoURr-Business transacted during
the week ending Dec. IL:
Marriage Licenses-TWelvs issued during the
week,
Probate Of Will-The will Of Daniel Ha-
maker, late Of Plain township, was admitted to
probate. His widow elected to take under the
will, and his son, Henry, was appointed his Ex-
ecutor,
Guardian Appointed-Bsrzilla Billingsly, Of
John Miller.
Authorized to Solemnize Marriages-Rev.
Thomss Heard, of Columbus, minister of the
M. E. Church. -ir,
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Further About tho Baltic of Prairie
Grove, Ark.-ActivIty I'm the Union

Further About tho Battle OF Prairie
Grove, Ark.-ActivIty I'm the Union
Army.
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, VIA ELKHoRN, Dec IL
The following additional particulars of the
battle of Prairie Grove are received: The off
cial report puts the loss in killed and wounded
in General Herron's command at 643; In Gen
Bunt's, 1852; total 995. Latest aceounts In
crease the rebel loss TO 27O0 killed and wound.
ed, and nearly 5000 by desertion. Thirty. five
commissioned officers 10 Herron'a command
were killed or wounded.
Latest information by specials says Hender.
son is on the south side of the Arkansas river
With all the infantry and artillery. Marina
| duke is on the north eide, with heavy cavalry
force. Our outposts are within twenty miles OF
Van Buren,.
Forage south of Boston mountains Ia said to
be entirely consumed.
Great activity prevails In the Federal army.
A campaign of much interest ia on the tapis'
General Heron had only trhee thousand five
hundred men in the battle, the remainder oi
his force failing to come up on account Of ex'
cessive fatigue.
Major Hubbard, lst Missouri cavalry, who
was a prisoner in the hands of the enemy the
day of the battle, counted twenty. two regiment
VI iuihuhyj sou TeBlmeutb VI cavalry anu tW6n
ty-two pieces of artillery on the retreat.
Hindman yesterday had the impudence, by q
flag of truce, to request the privilege to send O
! Typographical engineer to make drawing o
the battlefield OF Prairie Grove and approaches
Gen. Blunt replied that he would grant the re.
quest when he was allowed to send an engineer
to make survey of Van Buren and surround
ings.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IT, Gen. Heron telegraphl
| Gen. Curtis that the victory at Prairie Grove
was much more complete, and the enemy's losi
far greater than at first reported. Over fifteer
hundred rebels were killed and buried by US
Their wounded were found scattered through
the woods for miles in the rear of their position
where they had been carried during Oh,
action, and were left when they re
treated. Many consequently died for want o.
attention. Our cavalry pursued the retreatinl
rebels closely, driving them beyond San Juren
| The position and condition OF our forces du
ring the campaign has been most brilliant
rejecting great credit on officers and men O
the Army Of the Frontier.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

THE World RENOWNED PLANTATION BITTERs.
This celebrated tonic, which is said to have
been the salvation Of the Grand Union Army,
while laboring In the miasmatic swamps of the
Chickahominy, and which the Surgeon General
has pronounced to be worth one hundred thous-
and men per annum to our unacclimated troops,
is now on sale by Ridgway.
If you wish long life, take bottle. If you
wish to exceed the three score and ten Of the
Psalmlst, take two.
Call at Ridgwsy's, corner Of High and Gay.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

"LADIEs' FANCY FURs."-Such is the heading
to an advertisement in this paper by J. H
Smith, whose establishment in the new Neil
House building is we'll known. Mr.. Smiths
stock Of oil kinds Of furs, hats, etc., is large
and Of an excellent quality. Besides, he is one
Of the most urbsne and accommodating dealers
We know of, and we recommend ladies and
gentlemen, desiring anything In bis line, to
give him call
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18


Stocks active and higher. Chicago and Rock Island
eOxi Norwich and Worcester 72i Milwaukee and
Prairie du 0hein 2nd preferred eli Cleveland and
Toledo 80; Illinois Central scrip 76k; Michigan South,
en guaranteed eaXl American Gold 13o@l2QK; Pacific
Mall 1897 New YORK Central l0k Hudson TN; Harlem
ei Harlem preferred 50k; Michigan Central 9lx Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Lat bonds LOG; o. o.
sxes 1881 coupons l04k California sevens e5; Brook.
lyn water loan l00k; Indiana and Michigan 30; Illinois
Central bonds l09 Terra Haute and Wabash ID bonds
62x; Erie 9Th bonds 10l; Del L. W. l27; Galens and
Chicago 8Ik Cleveland and Pittaburg 46xi Erie cox,
DO preferred Oil Cleveland Toledo egkI Treasury
Notes n 9-l0) l03Xi Little Miami 100k; Michigan
southerny37x Michigan Southern second 93A Erie Cd
bond. 100 PIttsburg Fort Wayne ohicago "a bond.
92, do lst Ohcago North Western 1st 36k do "a
34i do assorted bonds <7l Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati lsl,<; Panama l57 Missouri sxea 81 Ten
nessee sxes SAT Racine and Milwaukee 1l2<i United
States 60 81 coupons i0ti Registered oox o. D. 81
"a coupons %; Registered sek; Demand Notes l0a
Virginia Skies 60 Tennessee san, Hannibal and
81. Joseph bonds 6s United States one year osrtih
Gates Wi coupons lo4k demand notes lsoki Resdini
rs: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 67k; Us. yss
certificate e6 North Carolina Sc 70; 0hiocs Of 81
Il; California 10 ! lAK. .,@s'- -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18
Evening and Midnight Reports.
Rebels Ro-occupy Fredericksburg.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac,
FiINorJrH Va, Dec 18th, {


FALMOUTH, Va, Dec. 18th.
Yesterday morning the enemy seemed as
founded TO find US safe on this side of the river
About 0 O'Clock the enemy advanced skirm
ishers along the entire line, establishing picketi
near the river bank.
We had large number Of dead on what wat
regarded neutral ground. The rebels were
plainly seen robbing the bodies. At ii O'Clock
ladies were seen walking in tho streets Of Fred
ericksburg.
On Monday franklin sent flag Of truce fol
exchange Of dead, which was done. Yester'
day Lee sent flag to Burnside, asking him tC
detail men to bury his dead in front of Summers
division During the truce, rebel Gen. Stuart
in answer to question, said Banks had gone
South, but he did not know where.
Our entire army is now encamped on the
ground previously occupied. The army hat
been considerably reinforced.
1t Is the opinion of military men that If w
had taken the first ridge Of rebel works, theil
opportunity for slaughterlng US would have
been greater than previously. No troops In th'
world could Withstand such concentrated FIRE o
ordnance and musketry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

q No BETTER PRooY RKoUrRED.-It has not yet
been publicly denied, that the Chemical Sal
eratus made by D. B. DeLsnd & Co., is all thai
its friends have clalmed-that IL is q pure and
wholesome article. This cannot be denied in
the face of the testimony Of chemists and thobe
best qualified to Judge. II is fact that the
Chemical Saleratus ls the most popular kind
among housewives. This constitutes the most
complete proof that can be required, Of the
superiority of the article. II is sold at whole
sale by the manufacturers at Fairport, Monroe
county, New York, and at retail by respectable
dealers generally. -4a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

pA"e, Su''ns' I Superior Court franklin
Levi LsuahsI and others, County, Ohio
- PETITION.
SAID LEVI LAUGHAM, OF PlTTSs
y burgh, In the State Of Pennsylvania, will taxa no.
tice that Daniel Guner Of the said county and State
did, ON the 18th day Of August A. D. 1863, Ale hia petit
ton In said Superior Court OF franklin county, Ohio,
against the ssd Levi Laugha, George Peeg and George
Broderck defendants the object and prayer Of said Pc.
sale Of the following described real estste TO wit;
W. W. Davis TO James LaughAm, end In the middle Of
the plank road leading from westervils 10 columbusi
thence south l8k deg east along the middle Of said
road SO feet; thence south s0k deg west I22 feet,
thence north s5k deg west 32 feet to the east line
the lot decided by james Laugham to u. D. Bowman;
thence north 2 deg east along the east line Of said oi
SO feet 10 ths north side Of James Laugham's land
thence south 65k degrees east along the north line
said land 40 feet the place Of beginning, containing
03l60 acres, be the same more less except gate
way along the north line Of said lot 10 the graveyard
all situate In sad Franklin county, ohioi which said
sae 10 20 sstsfy note and mortgage executed by ths
said Lsvi LaughGm on the 9th day Of July, A. D. 1851
70 the said Daniel Guitnsr, for payable on hs
9Th day Of Januay A. D. 1edo With interest from DATE
The said petition prnys that ead Leugnam may py fs
note Of el45e and the interest tasreon or that tn
premises be sold 70 pay the same And me said hev
haugham b notified that he s required 70 appear ans
ansMes mid petition on or before the hrst Monday
'anuAis' A' - HORACE WILSON.
Atty for PIE.
| Columbus, Nov. 9th, le01-w6w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18
Cleveland Market,

OLKvELAND, Dec. 10.
FL0UR-Market quiet and steady with sales extra
at S5 20, and red double extra at IS 1890 90 all IN
small lots. ttT
WHEAT-Msret steady WITH sales car on track at
81 Is, and 5000 bush from store at 81 Is.
o0RN-Haa advanced. There were sales Of two cars
at $40. r
OAT6-sales Of / car at 45c.
HlGHWINEs-Market unchanged and selling at 3ek
@37c.
BUTTER-sae of 1900 pounds good Western Reserve
at l6c.
sERDs-sAle 1870 bush clover at e5 90, and $50 bush
timothy at % 90.
EGa6-sale Of bbla at l6kc.
Hoas-steady at - so for weight averaging 200
pounds.
.... Laddsr.
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u Latest from Burnside,s Army.

HEADoURTERs OF THE ARMY OF THE PoToMAc
Dec. 17.-Weather cold, with northeast wind
last night.
The enemy increased their entrenchmenta
on the terraces in the rear of Fredericksburg,
and threw up rife pits near the river on the left
Of the city. To-day their battalion drills were
visible to the naked eye on the plain.
No movement Of Importance has taken place
to day. Our troops are In excellent condition,
and as enthusiastic as previous to the late en-
gagements.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

POPULAR EDuoArroS AT the last meeting of
the Ohio Teachers Association q resolution
was passed respectfully requesting the Ministers
Of the Gospel throughout the State to preach q
sermon on Popular Education, on Sunday next,
December 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18
ARMY STORES.
o'VIcE OF coMxusARy ov suBnsTESor

0yyIcH or CoMMmsARY ov BUBmsTENoE, I
CAMP CHASE, ONO.
dds WILL BE RKoRIvED FROM FIRST HANDS
land from M o,snS a loyal 70 tho am
acceptance Of the bds), until ii A. M, DH0RMBHH
24th, 1859, at Camp Chase, Ohio for the supply and
delivery, FREE OF all charges, Of such
Mess Beef. In barrels, full weight,
Mess PORK, In barrels, full weight,
Smoked bacon. clear sides, (aew) In casks,
Smoked Shoulders, (new) In teroes,
Smoked Hams, (new) in tierces,
Extra Buperhne Flour, In barrels, lined,
Hard Broad, In barrels, lined.
Corn Meal. In barrels lined,
Beans, white field, In barrels, lined.
nlce, East India or Carolina, In barrels, lined,
aomlny, OF white corn, in barrels, lined,
Coffee Sugar, light brown, In barrels, lined,
BIO Coffee, roasted-not ground, in barrels lined,
Black Tea, In strong boxes
Green Tes, In strong boxes,
Vinegar, In barrels
Star Candles, In boxes, full wslRht,
soap, In boxes,
Salt nne, In barrels, 90 pounds to the busheI,
Molasses, In barrels,
Irish Potatoes, In barrels 90 pounds to the bushs,
Crushed Sugar, in barrels,
az may be required by the OommissaTy Of Subsistence
sAtloned there from time To time. Said Bids, when
aooepd VIII form the basis OF written contract, with
Two good suretes and bonds sufficient to indemnify the
United States against loss. Bald contract to take effect
on the hr.t day Of January 1e63 and to continue In
IOrOe an ny me ast day Of May 1862 subject to the sp
proyal o. the OommisSary General Of Subsistence.
Bids for the whole or any one or more Of the above
items will be received. N'N
The stores be Of the best quality with actual tare
The Fresh Beef to be sound and wholesome In alternate
Tore and hind quarters parts thereof neos and shanks
eheuded 70 be OF steers, over four years OF age each
Wegnng net a. least hve hundred pounds.
Ine oorn Meal must be freshly made and by the
The Beans co pounds to the bushei.
nm advefement shall be part and parcel Of the con.
ract No charge for packages, which must be marked
~. b. Camp Chase Ohio" Also with the name OF the
contractor % and .ddIess Marked samples with the bids
ceptsd). >A''~'' 90
CAPTAIN JOHN MoMURRAY,
December 10, le69-td.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

LAW Cam The card of Messrs. Rankin &
Wylie, Attorneys at Law, will be found in an.
other column. Office in Parsons building,
corner of High and Town streets. We COM
mend this new law firm to any and all persons,
having business of any description requiring
legal advice or assistance
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

loyal and noble motives that prompted their
forefathers to action. The book will be found
q live companion for those who would In thought
wander away to the exciting battle field, and
view the thrilling incidents as they are enacted.
The work resails for twenty-five cents, and will
be sent, postage free, on the receipt Of that
amount. For terms to agents and dealers, or o
copy Of the work, address the publishers, as
ah0ua
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

TwEsTY-FoUR O'oLooK- petition has been
presented to the British Parliament praying for
change in the present mode Of dividing the
day into two divisions of twelve hours each,
and, in it's stead, count the hours from one to
twenty. four.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

FRoM PoRKoPoLls. - The Cincinnati Gazette
states that the receipts Of hogs at that place the
past week we're 49, 900 head, and the total pack
Ing thus far Is up to $4,000. The seasons
business will be over half a million, and larger
than In any previous year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

THE best advice that oan be taken is to saus
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH PAsTE.-
Call for 1t at Studer's, Msrple's. samuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den
ig's, Ridgway's, J. Fowler's, D. D. s., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere -
Try 10 one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

Losr.-At Naughton Hall, or on High street
between that place and Rich street, q Lsdy's
Black Breastpin set in gold, with pearl center.
Also set of Bonnet Ties. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the articles at
this Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-18

NEW YoRk, Dec. 1.-THE schooner ]. W.
Congdon, from Guadalupe, reports the pirate
Alabama at Dominica Nov. Ssh. There is q
report that she chased schooner, which ran
into Dominica for protection. The San Jacinto
had been to Guadalupe, but had gone to St
Thomas.