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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

UNCLAIMED CosTs.-We publish In this paper
0 certified lie. of unclaimed costs remaining in
the hands Of D. w. Brooks, late Clerk Of our
County Courts, ct the time of the expiration of
his term Of Office. Although the Law, requiring
such lists to be made out. was passed and took
effect March IL, 1899, we understand that II
was not complied with in this county until Mr.,
Brooks entered upon the duties Of the Office Of
Clerk Of the Courts. He published In June
last list OF unclaimed costs then In his hands,
and now on his retirement from the Office finishes
the work by publishing second and complete
list.
Numerous individuals ere interested in these
costs. The amount due each Ia generally
small; but every Individual should have his
due, whether little or much. One dollar may
be of more Importance to ohe man than q
thousand to another That the legal claimants
should know that their coets have been paid
into Court, ia the object of the Law in requiring
certified lists to be made public.
The thanks of the community as well as Of
those interested are duo to Mr.. Brooks for thus
promptly fulfilling the requirements Of law
which, though in full force, had, 1t seems, be-
come quite dead letter, at least, 10 this couE-
ty. It Is ertainly greatly to his credit as a
faithful officer and an honorable man.
FOuR companies of the ll2lh Ohio arrived
at Camp Chase op Wednesday night from
Mansfield.
JAMES DOYLE and John Sullivan were yester.
day bound over by the Mayor to the Court Of
Common Pleas, for an assault upon s. W. Ellis,
awatchman at the depot.
A WOMAN dressed In soldiers clothes, an old
offender In that way. having been arrested
was yesterday sent to the County Infirmsry.
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State and Local News
STATE MATTERS.

1T 10 stated thata Military Court has been or.
dered to assemble at Cincinnati to inquire into
the conduo. Of Gen. Buell. In Kentucky.
DR WM. LoUoHBMpoE, Mansfield, and Dr.
Wm. D. Scarf, BelleiOntsine, have been ap-
pointed medical examiners of applicants for
pensions
The Grand Jury OF Montgomery county have
found an Indictment of murder in the frat de.
gree against Henry M. Brown, for shooting Mr..
Bollmeyer, the editor Of the Dayton Empire.
AN order has been issued by Adjutant. Gen.
eral Hill, directing the unparoled officers and
men of the s5ih Ohio to report at Camp Chase.
DR. W. D. WING. Of Ms Vernon, ia appoint
ed Assissant Surgeon of the 5lst Ohio.
CAPT. THos, w. HIooINs was promoted to
the Majority OF the 73i. vice Richard Long
This regiment was raised chiefly in and around
ChilliOolhe, and lie commanded by Col. Orrin
Smith
THs Grand Division Of the Sons of Temper
ance Of the State of Ohio have elected the fol-
lowing officers for tae present year:
CIV. P.-D. W. Gage, Cleveland.
G. w. Al. J. Janney, Columbus.
G.S.-H. V. Horton, Cincinnati.
G. Chap.-A. R. Palmer, Medina.
G.C-K. T. Rutt, Norwalk.
G. Sen --p. Raser, Msssillon.
The next annual session will be held In Co.
lumbus, on the last Wednesday in October,
1863, and the semi.snnual session on the last
Wednesday In April, 1868.
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sherif,s Sale,

vs. I franklin common Pleas.
Milton W. DenniSon.) fr-tfei ~
DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF vENDl
ID TO me directed from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House In the city Of Columbus. o., on y
Saturday, the 9Th day Of December, A. D. 1862,
between the houn Of 10 o'clock A. M and O'Clock p
the following described real estte situate IN tho county
OF franklin and State Of Ohio, to wit;
Lot Mo- g. as laid down aud desgnated thep plat In
the proceedings In the case Of Jane Dsnnison Burr
W. Dennison ct al, in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio, recorded in record book NO. ~
page 336 and bounded follow: Beginning at STAKE
N. W. corner to lot No O. In tho center Of me county
road thence along the center Of said road deg 10
minutes Il. IA 16 100 poles to stake thence b. 81 deg
Is minutes r. 2i2 60 100 poles 10 stake In the west
line OF John Cherry o land thence along said line B. lO
der 90 minutes u. IA 30 100 poles to stake N. cor
neP 10 sad lot No 2 thence along the N. line Of said
IN N s7 der Is minutes W. 2l5 50l00 poles to the be-
Ginning conainng eighteen and $50 poles, being
he part Of Milton W. Dennison seton In said proceed
ines In partition.
App'''''' q W. HUFFMAN sAsriT1
Printers fees $500.
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THE ELECTIONS.

New YoRK, Nov. 6--Henry G. slebbins
the Democratic candidate for Congress in the
lst Congressional District, ia elected by over
two thousand majority.
Seymour 10 certainly elected by 10000 ma.
jority; also the Democratic State ticket. The
Democrats have eighteen Of thrty.one Con
gressmen' The Assembly is still in doubt
probably evenly divided.
ALBANY, Nov. The Atlas and Argus fig
ures night IL 900 majority for Seymour. III
Assembly figures give the Democrats sixty FIVE
Republicans sixty three. This gives the Dem.
ocrats majority In the House.
CHICAGO, Nov. G-The Democrats carry the
State by from fifteen to twenty thousand They
elect eight, and probably nine members of Con
gress, Republicans FIVE. The Democrats elect
two-thirds OF the members Of the Legislature,
and have majority Of two in the Senate.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 6.--The official vote
of Delaware shows that Canon, Union, is elect
ed Governor by Ill majority Temple, Dem,
Is elected to Congress by % majority. Two.
thirds Of the Legislature 10 Democratic.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

William B. Hubbard superior oour, Of Franklin
Robert RiOrdap q. al county Ohio
TN PURSUANCE OF AN Or DER OA
i 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 one o'clock p M. the following described real 60
tate, situate In Franklin county, Ohio, to wit
part Of Parks survey No $685. in the Virginia Dis
trict nnlng at point In the National Road and
road laid out along the east line Of certain tract Of
500 acres thereabouts belonging TO Joseph III. su
vant thence N s4k deg T. l16 COLO poles along the
center Of the said National Road thence N. 5K deg
1874 32.l00 to q stake; thence 8. n deg. 30 min. W
90 poles stake being the northwest corner Of
Robert T. Nells land; thence 8. II deg 30 min. west
ls5 poles to the place Of beginning containing 100
being tract Of 100 acres OF the west end Of tract
Of 29Sk acres owned by said Robert E. Nell.
Appraised at go 90 per acre.
@. ". HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Il. o. NOBLE, Atty. ~!
Printers fees $500
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Hsw York Marks,

NEW YORE. November
AsHEs-steady. fales 40 bbiS at s@l9kC for pots
and 90 for pearls.
The sales reported to-day compn ab0ut $50 bbls at
S5 65B5 IS for superAne sate IS e5g6 O5 for extra
state;S5 65@5 rs for supernne western; S5 95B6 90
for common TO good shipping brands extra round hoop
0llo, and 90 9S@s 95 for trade brands. The market
CANADIAN PLouR-The market IL Sc higher, and
more doing. sass 500 bblS at So OOs 10 for common,
and 90 2096 90 for good 10 choice exIa. ~
RYE FLoUh-steady, with small sales at % 75S
CORN 1ELL-steady, with sales 900 bbls Marsh's Ca.
loilo at 81 90, and 600 bbls Brandywine at S425.
WHIsKY-Market without decided change; sales 500
wHEAT-The market I92o better. with active de-.
mAnd chiefly speculative. Sales 10000 bush Chicago
spring at 81 li9l %; 400 bush Milwaukee cub at
go bush S winter red Sessrn Gs i at 81 i si IS is
200 bush red state at 81 30Dl Al; $500 bush amber
Michigan at q 4O@i AZ and $4,000 bush white Mlchi'
RYE-The market is quiet and noDinally unchang.
| ed.
BARLEY-The market is quiet and firm at 81 4OD
/ IS,
o0RN-Rulea firm, with fair business doing trans.
actions materially restricted by limited supply OF sound
parcels Bales $4,000 bush at 72973c for shipping mixed
western, chiefly at 7273c; 6771c for eastern; G066c
| for damaged and heated.
oATs-Rlrm at 594G2c for common to prime new and
| old.
| very quleLi anu lnefe 10 bchrcely
ming doing; prices. however, are we'll supported.
5UdAh-Raw very hrm; sales OF 400 hhds New Or.
leans at lOl2c, lsO bxs Havana at ii 30 by auction,
and $50 hhds New Orleans at l0H@llc.
MoLAsSEs-Quiet. saies u hhds Porto Rico al 47o,
| and BY auction 500 bbls New 0rleansat 4lkc.
HOPs-The market 10 Arm, and In fair demand, with
sales OF 200 bales new at $685. including ancyots
| CSC.
P0RR-Dull and shade easier. The tales comprise
65O barrels at 3 S2 75l3 for mess, closing at 9l2 $50
l2e7h; eH 5Ogl3 for prime mess, and gil 5O9ll IS
for prime.
BEEB-Market. very dull and the prices are almost
nominal. The fales to day amount to about OF 100
bbls at % OO010 rs for mess s5 507 90 for choice
prime; Sl2 OO9l3 rs for repacked mess, and s13 5000
Sl4 e7h or extra mess.
PRIME MEsS BEEF-DulI and nOmnally unchaug.
BEEF HAMs-In moderate request with sales
lo0 bbls choice western at $l7 5O91S 90.
| CUT MEATS-The market In better demand and
dLiceS shade easier. Sales ZOO pigs at 33lD4c for
shouldersand 7h for hams.
BACON slDES-In better demand and prices well
maintained with sales 700 bxs including all qualities OF
city cut on private terms.
LAhD-Rules steady with modeTaae business doing;
sales Of 1885 bbs at 99l0c the latter rate an extreme
price.
buTTER-Is In fair demand aud the market firm,
with sales at l5a20c for ohio and 2OB24c for state
oHEEsE-The market lie very firm at 09llc for
common to prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-07

NEW YORK, NOW o.
Stocks quelt but dull. Chicago and Rock Island
82X; Norwich and Worcester 76X; Milwaukee and
Prairie du ohein End preferred 36h; cleveland and
Toledo 6S; Illinois Central scrip 79x; Michigan South,
ern guaranteed s3S; American Gold 100; Pacific
Mail il2% New York Central l04x Hudson 76; Harlem
2O Harlem preferred Ask michigan Central 69T Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago 1st bonds l03; o. 8.
skies 1881 coupons 1oi; California sevens 9 Brook.
lyn water loan l00%; Indiana and Michigan 5O 1noia
Central bonds 100 Terra Haute and Wabash I'd bonds
s5X; Erie 4th bonds 90zi Del L. w. 1Ol; Galena and
Chicago e4x Cleveland and Pittsburg doh; Erie 63A
do preferred 9O Cleveland & Toledo 79x; Treasury
Notes n 3.l0) l05N Little Miami 106h; Michigan
southern 4aKi Michigan Southern second sst; hrie y
bonds 100 Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Sd bonds
ST. do Ist lO7k; Chicago North Western ls do %
3s%, do assorted bonds 47 Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati l24k Panama 1856; Missouri sixes pm Ten
nessee skies IS; Racine and Milwaukee ll2ki United
States 6's 81 coupons 104; Registered l03H; u 5
VA coupons %; Registered s5; Demand Notes lS1N
Virginia Rives Sc Tennessee SAX; Hannibal and
st. Joseph bonds SO United States one year certih
Gates 90K; Resding 76x; Chicago, Burlington anf
Quincy s5H; US. year certificate 99h; North Caro-
lima 6B 20,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-07
The History Of American Manu-
factures from 1908 to 1860.

Vol. I. now ready. Vol. II. nearly ready
This L. probably the largest and most important work
now In the American press
We have also Just published new editions Of the fol-
lowing useful and popular books pi,
THE BUSINESS MANS LEGAL ADVISER; OF, How
to Save Money. by Conducting Businsss According to
Law, az expounded by the Best and Latest Authori
ties. 400 pp.. sheep. Price, 81.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY; or, A Thousand
Chances to Make Money. Cloth Sl. Thin has been
republished In England. gs
Every business man and clerk ahould have these
books. They will pay the buyer ahundred fold Every
parent should get them for their soma. q A&t4.t
All these books are Mailed pos traid, on receipt Of
price. We pay particular attention to mailing books
wrapping them carefully and viii procure and send
postpaid, any book anywhere, recept Of publishers
price and six stamps. sitf ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-07
Hog market.

CINcissATI Nov. S.
The market for hogs rules dnlls The offerings in
crease the advances but buyers appear to be
gro sing weaker in confidence and prices would give
way very materially II sellers should undertake to press
sales. The trade Is In snamaous condition. There
very little demand for products, with the exception Of
lard and hams, and there Is way ln VII ch packers
could get their money out Of hogs costing "a So 1t is
natural therefore, that they should hesitate to put their
money In on those terms English packers are not de-
pendent upon local sales for returns but they gov
erned mainly, nevertheless by local causes In their
purchases. Hogs were offered to-day at - so for No
vember delivery aud lot Of 900 averaging 100 lbs SOLD
at 81 25. In provisions there was not much DONE
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Evening and Midnight Reports
Fight at Now nnltlm orc.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 6.--Informa alton from thu
front this morning 10 to the effec. that Colone
Windham, Of Bayard's cavalry. had q spiritet
engagement yesterday at New Baltimore, will
the cavalry and four pieces OF artillery Of the
rebel force at Wanenton. Their numbers were
about equal to his at the time, say fifteen hund
red strong. After short resistance he drove
the enemy off in the direction Of the main
army at Warrenton.
General sickles returned last evening from
making reconnaissance in force In front
having penetrated as far as Catlett's Station
driving in the scouts and pickets OF the rebels
back on Warrenlon Junction, where the enemy
are not supposed to be 10 much force.
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Notice.

UNgIEakE WILL BE PETITION
IL presented 70 the Commissioners Of franklin coun-
" Ohio at their next meeting 70 vaeate that OF the
Slate road In Bisndon townahip, commencing In the
township road between Blendon and Mniin tosnsips,
sbout ffty rods west Of Alum creeki thence north
through the ands OF Grove pinney eas Park and zenas
Jackson, t1l Il intcnecb the Clinton and Blendoa
Plank Road and Turnphe. h-.
ect0l-W3t
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.
FL0UR-The market opened buoyant, with good de.
mand and 100 bbls sold at IS 2095 30 for superne;
IS 355 40 for extra 5095 90 for family md s5 IS
@6 90 Tor fancy but after the from New York. the
market became tame and closed heavy without special
change.
| WHISKY The market for whisky rules irm, with
| sales Of 300 brls at 3ih,
Hods-A dull market to-day and very little demand.
They are offered at "a so for ali this month"; The only
sale We heard OF was 800 head, averaging 100 Bs at
$425,
MESS sP0RK-No.hing done in mess pork.
BAC0N-Sales at Sc loo9s
BULK ME AT5-Nothing doing,
SIDE5-Sold at Sc
| HAMS-Sold at 5Kc.
LAkD--Dull. $50 tcs sold at DC, delivered next
month. Butchers is offered at &c In packages and c
| loose.
C0FFEE-CoGee is generally held out Of the market
dealers supplying their customers sparingly at 3l3c
sUGAR-Rirm. 800 bbs refined sold at J2X6pI3 I3, for
yellow and white, and 4kc for crushed.
M0LASsEs-Unchanged and firm at 60G62c.
| WHEAT-fhere was improved demand to-day,
chiefly, however, for shippers, and the advance asked
yes erdsy established, the market closing steady o.
gscgSl W for prime red, and 81 Os9l 10 for prime In
diaEa or Ohio white. Kentucky white is generally held
atSl Is The local millers have withdrawn from the
Market refusing to pay more than o5cfor red and O5
Tor white The sales reported were 800 bush rcd at
O3ko 800 do do at 96c; and coo do prime at 81 co.
COhN-The receipts continue light, with good de.
mand, and the market rules firm st full prices. We
quote ear az 45c and shelled at A, bulk $500 bush
part sheled and part car, sold at 4i45c to arrive
oATs--Remain dull and heavy, and new declined Ia
47c In bulk. Odcannot be sold above Soc In bulk The
sales reported were: $3.50 bush new, including sacks
55c; 6OOdo do in bulk at 4ci and 100 do do in bull
attic.
kYE-The demand good, and with light receipts the
market rules steady at 629b3c arrival, the former
rate In bulk and the latter in sackS 300 bush sold In
| sacts at Go, buyer furnishing sacks.
| BARLEY-The demand 10 less active and prices are
lower, cosng ut 8 25l 80 for spring. and 81 50 fol
prime fall The safes reported were: I,400 bush prime
fall at 35 and 500 do do spring on private terms
! HAf-There Is an Improved demand, and prices are
higher closing firm at Sl3 0O9l4 90 per ton for prime
Timothy in bales on Brrval the outside figure for tight
pressed.
oHEESE-A continued good demand for Westeru
Reserve, and the market rules firm At l0c selected
The receipts are more LIBERAL but the demand fully ny
to the supply English Diary is ssllingin small lots Al
| lOk @llo. There is not much inquiry for it.
| BUrrER-The market remains dull at 6(9l4c fol
common TO good, and lS2Oc for prime to choice The
sapply 10 good.
| P0TAT0Es-The market 10 unchanged and dull. Salei
OF 500 bush prime Neshannocks $50 in bulk and SCI
do mixedat5 Soc.
/ Enquirer.
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Unclaimed Costs.

The following items Of costs, etc collected
BY me, and remaining unclaimed in my hands
at the close of my term Of Office as Clerk Of the
Courts, have paid into the County Treasury e
the credit Of the persons to whom they belong
Claimants will call at the Office ofthe Clerk Of
Courts and receipt for their claim. and receive Q
certificate, which upon presentation to the Coun
ty Treasurer, will be paid.
DAVID W, BROOKS,
u4E Late Clerk.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. S, 2:l5 p. M-Heavy
rain last night; first of the season. Weather
glorious to day; Thermometer sixty-one.
The steamer Sonora, from New York Oct
1lth, has not yet arrived She Ia slow boat
and no fears are entertained Of her safety.
Contributions TO the patriotic fund are etill
coming In. The State will probably make her
contribution fifty thousand dollars or more.
A testimonial is to be made to the family oil
the late Col. Reed Mattheson, of the Thirty,
second, which will be worthy of the State
His remains are to be received here and con
veyed to Healdsburg with full military hon
orr.
The cavalry company for Massachusetts, Il
nearly full.
Treasury notes 5000; merchants exchang.
2l5 per cent. premium.
Telegraphed ten miles outside the heads
chip Cleaner, l49 days from Boston. Tbt
Alta Californian greets her New York cotem
poraries on the annihilation of time and epact
between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
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MTRRTNd.
DEAF AND pUMR nov, AROg

"A twelve years Of age, went BY the a o. R. r.. to
Cleveland on the 18th ult. He 10 small for his age
with black hair and sharp black eyes, wore black jack
ct and pan and black felt hat, the initials Of his
name II. D., being marked upon his clothing. He has
been passing from one station to anotker different
raiircads and was seen at Alliance on ihe 18th uIt.
Information as to where he may be found will be
thankfully received by the Superintendent Of the Ins
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb.
Columbus, Oct. z, ls6a-d&wh.
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BUFFALO, Nov. G.-In the great shooting
match in this city to-day between VIM. King,
of Springfield, ILL.,, and Robert Newell, of But
falo, for five hundred dollars, at fifty double
birds, King giving his opponent ten dead birds,
the match was won by Mr.. Newell beating &
King on an even slring, killing eighty-two out
of ninety, King killing seventy-nine ont Of
ninety birds-Kng not shooting the ten addi
tionsl to make the one hundred.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-07
Bogus Postoffice Establishment
Broken Up.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ga bogus postofIice es
tablishment at Cairo, Illinois, has been broken
up by special agent of the Postofice Depart.
ment One chief manager OF the concern wore
the uniform, and called himself Captain in
the U. s army, but upon investigation the cheat
was detected. The army of Msjor-General
Grant will be benefited in the transmission Of
their correspondence by the discoDtiDuance Of
this spurious establishment.
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DIR. ADOLFUS'S
Select School for Young Gentl'men

A n FLORAL HOUSE, two MILES
"A North Of College Hill. The course OF study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Mathematics Natural Philosophy Natural History
and Chemistry.
The study OF the French and German languages con-
sttues prominent feature Of the School, Assisted by
teachers Of emnence In SCIENCE the Principal feels Jus.
hed In promising his pupils all the benefits Of Euro
pean education.
The School s agreeably situated extensive farm
the house Is commodious building measuring us feet
In front.
The School continues In session during the hot season.
the refreshing rural scenery In which 1t Is located
holds out great advantages.
Terms Including tuition, board washing, fuel, light
etc., $3.50 per annum payable quarterly in advance.
REFRRRNcRG
Hon. Belamy storer, Prof. Geo. E. Day Lane semina-
~, 8. r. Gary, Esq, VIM. P. Hubert, Esq, Robert
MITCHELL Esq, Milton sayler, Esq. Hon George Hoad
ley Rev. X. Allyn President Wesleyan Female College,
David Gibson, Esq, a. Kessler, Esq. W. 3. Wright,
Esq, Hon. j. b. etallo, O. y. Adae, Esq B. Romans
Jr., Washington Mclean, Esq, H. P. Starr, ESQ.,, etc
july20h.
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Cleveland Market,
CLEVELAND, Nov. s.

l.. CLEVELAND, Nov. ).
RECEIPTs-ls, GOO bush wheat.
WHEAT-hales on Change $500 bush red on tracE
at 81 09 $50 bush red a1ost OF 81 o. and Indi
white 81 90. Since Change cars rsd sold on the
track at 81 90, and cars do at 81 08.
eEEDs-sales 2Co bnh Timothy ct 81 20, and 70 bush
clover az IS 90.
BEANs-salss prime at % OOper bush.
Lsadsp
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Notice.

NJoaice is hereby given shat there
IN will be petition presented to the Commissioners
Of franklin county, Ohio at their next December meet
ing praying alteration In the Columbus and Del.
aware road west Of the 0entangy beginning a. point
where W. ehrum's south line interdech said road;
thenos touth about $50 poles to Walnut tree In D.
Thomasa lane, his dwelling; thence soutn-east'
ery directions interectng said old road about 20 poles
north Of the BRIDGE passing through the land OF John
7'-.,ll q a MANY PETITIONERS.
oot 81, lss9-Itdsvw. ssT,,,., E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-07

HARRISBURG, Nov, 6.--The following special
order has been received here:.
Brig Gen. Andrew Porter is assigned to com
mand in the State Of Pennsylvania, and vii
execute the duties of Provost Marshal General
Brig Generals ]. N. Palmer and Candy are as
signed to the command of the corps of drafted
men at Philadelphia and Pittsburg respectively
By order of the Secretary of War.
(Sgned) L. THOMAS,
Adjutapt- General.
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FREEDLGY q CO.,
Tribune Bulldings, N eN

! PIANOs.-Psrsons who desire 70 buy Piano Of
the neat akers win be shown how they save hand.
some sum In the purchase u they addres. PIANO care
joy, CoR q Co.,, Publishem Agents, new tork r VI
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