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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24
Mason and SlldcIlnI Rcrntuda
on their way 90 England l.
Tiic burnside Expcd iiiou
Heard rrcni.

NEw loRK, ian. 10.
The brig Mountain Eagc has arrived
here. She reports the British steamer,
Gladiator, with the traitors, Mason aud
Slidcll, on board, arrived at st. George
BurmudO, on the 9th instant, and smiled
fer 81. Thomas on the 10th, whence the
two rebels would take passage for Eng
land.
Tho steamer Mantauza from Port Roy
al ON the nth, reports that on the after
noon of the 18th she passed the Burn
side expedition this side OF Hattcras.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24
Gcm. I.nnc,s Exneai,ion.

The reports from Washington are TO
the effect that Gonl Lane leaves for Chi
cago TO day, 10 devote himself to his con.
tcmpla,ed Independent expedition down
South Ii they can be relied upon, in
less than four weeks his command will be
collected together and ready 10 take the
field. Where General Lane goes some
body, will be pretty sure toget hurt, and
the rebel cause Will suffer scrcus damage,
---N0n, Reg,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24

0ty'A little boy OF ten years, who had
be II in the habit rcgailng himself on
popped corn, during the last beautiful fall
of large, ieOthcry snow, went running
to his father, cxclaiming; Il know what
snow is, papa" What, my son!" at is
popped watcr, pana."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24

SOLDIERS RELIEF BILL Pas
SID.

The bill authorizing a levy Of half a
mill on the dollar for the relief ofsodicrs'
families has passed the Ohio Legislature,
with an amendment that its benefits be
extended TO rtgulOrs as well as volun.
leCry
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24
THE CAIRO ExPEDI-
THON.
Gen. Grawt aud Forces Return
ed to Care ftcsuit of the ga
pcditiou ThrccfoId but not
sturti'nR.-CHm Bca1rrgard
tnptured.


CAIRO, M, Jaw 90.
The expedition has returned without
apparently cncrtiug anything. but from
unnisiak0ble information all that was in
tend d has been accomplished. The oh.
lccis in view appear 20 have been three
fold. viz Preventing re-eulofci ments be-
ing schi 10 Bowling Green. 10 accustom
the troop" tu march nd field lie; aud 10
obtain % thorough topogrophicu, kuCwl-
eiRc ly feconnoiHeaDce in force Of q couf .
Try soon 10 b. the field of action for the
grand army All the troops, except Gen.
Met lernard's column, which has arrived
at F,r Jcferson, are back in their old
quarters.
General Grant and staff returned ycs-
tcriay.
II having been oscoriaincd that Nc.
Mills mills. whose house had been the
headquarters OF Gen. GrnDt and staff and
where portion Of cur troops were en-
comped for two days, had been Employed
in saving heavy tinbrrs for the ioftilica-
tons tt Columbus, aud coscmating IA {.
tcri's Of rebel gunbouts at Columbus, and
was by order OF Gen. Grant burned YES.
tcrday by the Twentieth Illinois Regi.
mcnt.
The rebel camp Bcaurcpard, situated
at Fclicinnp, Ky, vas captured by Gen.
Smith on Friday last. the occupants, sixty
days men, taking flight upon our approach
OF orr force.
All their tents aud equipments were
captured. No official reports of the affair
have yet been received. A gentleman
lrun New Orleans, reports that Fort Pike
guarding The puss 10 Lake ponchartrain.
IL threatened by the Fcdcras mud daily
expected to fall into our hands. Great
alarm exists in consequence.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24

bu, thcs adapted tc horsepower could
casily and speedily be ,ycd 10 Gen.
Shcrmsn whenever he should desire
them.
The WHATS at Hilton Head is building
with assmuch rspidi,y az possible.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24

John y. Henderson, Douglas Democrat
and member OF the State Convention, an
uucompromising Union man aud Briga-
dier General in the State service, has
bccn appoia,ed by Lieut.. Gov. Hall, to
Ill Truston Polks seat in the U. S, SEN
ate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24
In Po,se.slon .r Itnmnc,.

The Wheeling lntclljgenecr OF Friday
reported that the rebels were in posses,
sion Of Romncy, This does not sccm
pleasant hut we hope they viii not long
remain uadlStutbed.- 49, Saa Rec.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24
The Franking Privilege

The House has passed bill aholishing
the franking privilege entirely, but the
Senate has added an amendment, con-
tinuing the privilege to the heads of de-
partments.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DENTISTRY.
Prices to suit the Times!

! will, for the next six months.
put in Teeth for the following pric-'i
a half Sctt on Gold Plate, s35 90
Full Sctt 1000
Half Sett. Coralite or Vulcanitc, 90.
Full Sctt, e" " 40 on
Full Sett, Silver Plate. 5000
Chrrgss for Filling and Cleansing Teeth are yer,
Moderate
Electricity used in the extraction Of Teeth in case,
~hsfs II is beneficial.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Office, two doors west of the Post
Office,
DR.. j. w. MARTIN.
Jspusv 81, leg. u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24
The Total ROut Of the Rebels
under XolliCOiIer.
275 of them Killed ard Wound.
ed.


LOUISVILLE, Jan, 30.
Gen. Thomas trl, graphs tn hoadquar.
tcrs that on Friday night, Iollicoiltr came
ny to his cncnmpmcnt and attacked him
at 6 o'clock Oh Saturday morning, near
Webb's Cross Ronds, in the vicinity OF
Somerset. At half past thrco o'clock,
Saturday afternoon, Gems. Zolicoilcr and
Bailey Pcyton had been killed, and the
rebels were in full retreat TO their en-
trcnchmcnts at Mill Springs, with the
fcdcrOls in ho, pursuit. No further par.
tculors nro given resp citing the sses on
either sidc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24
Indiana Democracy.

The following resolutions were hootot
down and not permitted to be read in the
Indiana Democratic Stale Convention on
the 9th instant;
Reso'ued, That while we lament he loss
of that distinguished statesman, the Hon
stephen A. Douglas, TO our country in
the present hour of her trials, we cherish
with greatiul remembrance his many
virtues, and none more than the magma.
nimity and patriotic devotion to the Union
in promptly rendering his counsel and aid
to his successful rival for the Presidency
in putting down the rebellion az inst the
Union aud the Constitution.
Resoiped, That our distinguished fellow
citizen, Joseph Wright, in the elevated
aud patriotic position he has taken in put
ting down the rebellion now threatening
the existence Of the Government, and in
his efforts TO unite all parties for the SUR
preston OF the same, 10 entitled to ouI
highest regard and most cordial approval
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24
louisville. Jan. 90.


The recent fight took place on Sunday
morning instead NJ Saturday. General
Thomas ON Sunday afternoon followed
up the rebels 90 their entertainments. 10
miles from his ow n camp. and when about
to attack them this morning he found
their entertainments deserted. The reb-
els LETT all their cannon Quartcr-masters'
stores, tents, horses and wagons. The
rebels dispcrsing. had crossed the Cum
bcrlond In one steamboat and nine hnrg.
90 nj White Oak Creek aud opposite their
cncaml mcnt at Mill Springs, Two hun.
drcd and scycnty.fve rebels were killed
and wounded, including Zolliccficr and
Pcyton dead and were found on the field.
The 10th Indiur a lost scvcuty-ivc killed
aud wounded. Nothing further Of the
federal loss has yotrcNchcd here.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24

0.rThe Cairo Expedition turns cut to
have e'n only rcconnossanccin force.
The troops have returned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24

0~5-suhssribc for the TIgN TSwvnr
ouly 81 -Su il n,rv'd IN advance. ltjs Couu
columns lsrgcrthsn any other paper il
the e,upty..i,0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-24

Blade.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. March !.
PLoUR-very dull aud heavy market and prices low.
and nomoal good extra sold at 81 20 and suPeaSs
was duh at "a 2094 25
WHISKY, he demand is good at full prces-the
sales 1900 barrels at sc the latter rate for
wagon.
PROvisIoNs-oontinued quiet mari ct and not much
demand for any article.
MESS PoRk-City packers are not pressirg The sales
at the rates but country packers in many
willing to sell at sl So and bulk do. at 3c and
4Hc.
LARD-The demand is quite light; tits offered at7X
@7kc for country and 7xc cits buyers want 1t
SHOULDERS-The salts were confined TO so hhds
bulk at $40 packed and delivered at Maysvlle, and
$50 QUO pounds 10 hdre at 3&c loose.
SIDE Nothing transpired
0IL-sale of 90 bbls Linseed at 70J.
C0FPEE-ial OF so bags at l9hk.
sUGAR-Sales Of 25U barrels refined private terms.
WHEAT-The receipts continue liberal with but
limited demand. toe msreet rules dull aud hecVy,
and aIces nonnal 9O995c for fair to prime red aud
469 U3 for white the asking rates but hese quotr
lions 395c above the views Of bJye and there Is
| nothing doing.
CORN-TLe market rules 6rm with good demand,
with but moder It supply We quote ear at 2693Oc
10 bulk at The upper and lower del OTIS.
| 0tTs-A tier demand, and the market rules steady
| al CSC in bulk.
KYE-The demand continues good at seq Sc for prime
samples on arrival; the receipts are light I25 bush sold
| at 54c delivered.
| BAhLEY-A continued dull m uket and prices are
unsettled and irregular. We quote the whole range
at 0Os7Oc. for inferior to prime fall, and 5OS6Oc fol
spring
HAY-The demand for tight pr, ssed Is fully up Ia
the supply snd the market very firm at S7 0O9l3 Sc
per on Tor prae ARRIVAL loose pressed Is dull at
Sll@l2.
CHEEs~-The stock. is light and the market fair
c for Western Reserve the latter rate for
cutting. ,
BUfrER-The demand for prime aud choice qualitie
OF roll continues fair at l5o; the lower grades
dull at ia l0c.
SEEO-uIover Is In fair demand with sales Of % Il
| n al hv M az hlys
| sold at SO.
| Gasette
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Prom ror,re.s NTonroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, March 2.-The steamer
Express lett Old PJiut yesterday morning, fol
the James River, TO receive the Union prisonert
who were excepted on Friday. They were moi
met, however, according to appointments. She
accordingly came back
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon the
rebel ttea ler JsmestowD, which. with the
yorktown, lie statioued Uf Hog Island, steamed
down to the Express with flag Of truce, to as
certain the cause of her appearance In the river
on two successive days. She stopped abreast
OF the Express at a few rJds distance, and low
cred boat with Lieutenant on boarl 10 com
mupcAte. He wasipformed of the errand OF
tue Express; that she was acting under infor
nation furuisbed by Geo. iiuger; when he ex-
plAined that bis comm ander had no knowledge
OF any expected prisoners. and, seeing the Ex-
press two days 10 succession, came down to learn
| the occasion. He expressed himself eatisfied,
and returned to the jamestown, which went
back to her station She has been armed with
q gun at her bows and another at her stern, and
has sharp iron cut-water, projecting some
three feet from her bows, at the water-line =
She Is supposed to be commanded by Captain
Barnard
Having been twice disappointed In relation to
the expected prisouere, it is not known when
they will be sent down the river. II is uncer-
tain whether Col. COrcoran will be among the
number
Another interview took place yesterday, of
Craney Island. between General Wool and
General Howell Cobb, in reference 10 general
exchange of prisoners
We hear via Norfolk that the steamer Nash
vile arrived at Wilmington, North Carolina,
yesterday, having run the blockade at that
place.
Aquantity Of telegraphic cables has arrived
here Tor the completion of the line &C pss the
oay. rp.sM UP
Tuere 10 satisfactory authority for stating
that u newspaper announcements 10 Yesterday :
Mertuiy, that General Hooker's division had
crossed the lower P 'tomsc, is entirely false.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

The committee were also engaged sometime
% the currency question; including he treasury
uote bill The tex subject was referred 70 q
sob committee, which worked az assidiously ae
possible during every hour they were not en-
gagged In the House, He believed they bad
worked more hours every day since that time,
than any laborer 10 the United States When
the sub committee completed lite Lahore the en-
tire committee OF Ways and Means had gone
over the bill carefully, article by article, uulil
they adopted II is their unanimous report. He
did not ask any commendation ftr the commit
tee, but desired that when the subject come TO
be cohsidered and reviewed, benegolent indul-
gence may be extended 70 them. He desired
the extra copies Of the bill ordered 10 be PRINT
ed, to be disnibuted fer the consideration Of the
people, who are 10 sustain the burdens, aud
that they may have the benefit Of their sugges-
Liona
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
The Court of Common Pleas, Frank
lin County, Ohio.

Joseph Story poc 4 naos OIL M a15
s.mus, O. i Story ct al. sale 10 partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN or DER Oh
il the said Court to directed, will offer for sale
OF public auction at the door of the Court House in
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of March, 1862.
between the hours Of le O'Clock NJ, and 2o'cock P.
the following described real estate, situate In the county
Of Franklin and State of Ohio;
The undivided two-nnths q 9 Of certain tract or
parcel Of Ian situated in the county Of Franklin and
STATE OF OHIO, lying on Darby Big Ruo, branch Of
Darby Greek part Of the original survey No. 36ll,
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at large stone In the Run, lower corner
to Josiah Bivens' lot in the south Of said original
survey No. 36ll; thence with said line south eighty.
nine 1897 degrees east hundred and forty 40 poles
at the southeast corner corner tree down. thence with
the east line north ~ degree east sxy-three and
onehaif 63kl poles to bur oak and three red elms;
noah eilhty-nne (eO) degrees VI st hundred and
AZ, (l5 poles to point in the centre Of the run, with
its me .ndes, he place Of beginning, containing sixty
(6O) acres moIe less.
Appraised at SIS o. per acre.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printer'sfees Sc Co
feO4dlt&wtd .a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

InrroRrru ron rnr ONO srIrnnAH
i Nrw yoEH, March .. .
/ COTTON MARKET rules nrmsr with fair demand;
sales Of 100 bales bass of 2l23kc for mddling
upnDda.
u RLOUR-The common grades have declloed about 50
per barrel with only limited busness doing for expert
a,d hone consumption. S,les Of II 900 barrels a
o5 4Op5 so Tor tnpernoe state; o5 COOS 20 for extra
state; IS 4O95 SO for superhne wesern; IS 0o95'eS
Tor common 10 medium extra western; e5 aOB6 ~ for
shipping brands extra round hoop 0hoi ~ IO90 rs
trade brands do; market closing heavy.
CANADIAN ~ urls shade easier, with only a
limited demand. Sales = $40 barrels AZ % 4oso 30
for superb e; e5 &c IS for 10 choice extra
RYE FLOUR Quiet and steady; sales 100 bbls al % 25
"a y.
CORN NM E'L-RuleS firm with iales Of 800 bbls Bran
DIVINE at S325s330
VIII 'Ky-firmer; sales OF Ioeo bbs t2og3O chiefly
| at 2OG20Nu
wnEAT-The market is dull and decii i,s' There
1000 bushels amber Iowa st 81 3S@ %, IOo bushels
re state AZ 81 49, 5000 bushels choc' amoer jersey ~
81 ~; S0D Te1 Pennsy lvania on private terms
RtE-hules quiet aud steady; sales Of lOOO bush at
o3Ge5J. ..
BAILEY unchanged, win sales OF soOo Duan Su'e ~
629e3'. -
CoRN-Rules hravy; sales Of 81 900 bushsI a, eCD
Olhc or mixed western 10 store and devereo insiuang
SIN parcel at G2; 5eD6lc for new yellow jersey and
southern.
OATs-Dull; with sales at 5O@4Oc Ior'eney' Oan'
ada western and state. -
OOffEE-Ihe market for hio tull Iules very urn
with fair business doing saes of 3Sl bags at lVg
bags do al lDHc.
bUGAR-haw connueI firm at 3kg7c Tor fair 70
good rehnng, sales OF 90 nhds at OH@7Kc Tor Oubai
2UO hhds al 69bNc for Porto hico 2 hued.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
From General Banks,s Army.

CHARLGsrowN. Va, March 2.--Ths main
body OF Gen. Binkss division rests in the vicin-
ity Of CharlestOwn No disaster or accident
has occurred slnce the Concentration a., and de
parture from Sandy Hook, so ciuse any anxiety
TO the friends at home. Three inches OF enow
fell to-day. The hitherto rancorous accession
lets now pay marked respect to the Federal uui.
form. The citizens who have been compelled
to succumb to rebel force, are elAted With the
prospects Of the tusufe, got
Ii is grstifJ!sg.c 20 perceive t.hs. he cesntsy
through which the army marched bears marks
OF che usdai agricultural Industry. 1t Is app.r.
eut that che iutufe cereal crops Of this prolific
region have not been neglected, as may be sup
posed. Town and country are destitute Of Inn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Sheriil's Sale
.staaler & Brothers }

staaler & Brothersl 81
vs.. \ Common Pleas. eet
J. B.. Oon,elly. } aHsH
DY VIRTUE or WRIT or vBNDI TO ME-
Id directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Frank
lin county, Ohio, will offer for sale att door oI the
court House, in the City Of Columbus. on
Saturday, the 5th day of April A D., 1862,
bstween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ID. and O'Clock
p. NJ about one and half more or less, Oh the
north side of the following described real estate stu te
IN endon township, Franklin county, Ohio commence
ing a, stone at tue g. W. corner of Thomas lng Js'
land and the east side Of Wm. sharpe land vn the
edge Of the plank roai north OF Westerye and thirty
rods south OF willow on the county line, thencs
east 81 rods and Iinbs 10 stone; thenoe " iods
and links 10 stone; thence 81 rods snd links %
stone on said ehaip line; thence s. nong said line
IL rods links the place Of beginning, containing
four aeres decided 20 oonnelly BY Thomas lngols
NPp'''' q. ". HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
By I'd. Davis, Deputy.
Printers fees SS 9S.
ieb23-d4tGAh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

ported articIes of consumption. There 70 nC
lack Of bread and meat and coarse clothes.
Huudreds Of conlrababds Dc afe5nonfly seeking
refuge sishin our li,Rsf but theyp pte allowed u
roam at large without espionage or care; in
fact but little notice is taken oi them, except
20 prevent their return beyond onF post
The general reports from Winchester are cou-
6icting, aud but little reliance eau be placed
upon them, coming as they do from refugees
aud conu uabapds The military commanders
arr undoubtedly ,. better ini.rned than the public,
and are consequently prepared fer apy emer-
g.ncY Sh CD NAV arise. 1arg 1853,
Considerable aJur, accredited 10 the secession
army, has been sezed, but private properly has
beeu strictly Respected
MarIibsbuigh has been occupied by Union
FOODp s,A POI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Columbus PROBABLY Bnrned.

CHICAGO, Ma ch IA special to The Tribune
from Cairo says very bright light, as OF d
large col a .gratiop, iu the direction of Bland
vile, was seen from here on Friday night.
AT niue O'clock on Saturday night the sky
was brilliantly lilo minated by the reflection Of q
large cULf ,gratior, directly IN the line OF CO.
lumbus, app pIrently about as far distint.
A gentleman, just arrived from Charleston,
Mo brings intelligence Of the capture of forty
men OF jeff rhompsons band. and four small
oue.pouuder guns, near Sykeston.
Tim gunboat Lexington had an engagement
day or two since, with rebel battery at Sa-
vatnah Tam r..aH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

DR. HURD's MOUTH WASH and TO0TH POWDER
will give young ladies that I'm, st charm In woman-a
sAesI breath and Peariy teeth Try them, ladies
Dr.. HUKD's mouth Wash and rsoth poSder will
cleanse the FROM all uI exhalAoLs and II used
IN the morning will make the break fast taste sweeer aud
the day Desin mOIe Pleasantly Huudttds Of persons
can testify " tbis. Tiy tnsm, gentlemen.
DR. HURD's Mouth Wash aud Doth Powder are the
bsst preparations in he World for curing Bad B'eah aud
giving hrmness aud health to the gums. Hundreds o.
cases Of Diseased Be ding Gums, SJTe Moutn Csnker
etc., have been cured by Dr.. Hurd's astIiDgent wash
Dr.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH aud TOOTH POWDER
give additional cha to courship, aud make hus.
bAuds agreeable their aud wives to their
husbaSds. Tney should be used by every person hAv
ing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
From Tenuessee.

CHICAGO, March IA special to the Times,
dated Caiso, March /, reports tue unanimous
dialoyalty Of citz.is III aud about N ,shville
oonhrmed by every arrival from Cumberland
The diff renee In sentiment between the people
Oh the Tennessee and CumbeI laud rivers, is
very marked On the former there are many
Uniunist; on the latter none have yet made
Their appearance. A report Is current and
crediteC, that Columbus was evacuated and de-
strojed. The town was in aimes last night
Great quieness aud apparent insttion in the
region OF Cairo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
rHIRrY.sEvENTH CONGRESS-.
First Session.
wAsHlNsroN, March 81

WAsHiNGroN, March 3D..
HousE.-Mr. Dawes from the committee on
Elections, made report on the petition OF 8.
Ferguson Beach, asking to be admitted to
seat as representative from the 7th Congreesion-
al district OF Va. The committee offered with
the reports resolution that Mr. Beach is not
entitled to seat. The subject was laid over
Mr.. Stevens, from the committee OF Ways
aud Means, reported bill proyioing internal
reyenne, fer the support OF Government, and to
pay the interest on the public debt. Referred
10 the committee Of The Whole, aud made the
special order one week from next Tussiay.
Mr.. Stevens said as considerable impatience
had been expressed by the public at the delay
10 reporting the bill he desired 70 say that the
committee Of Ways and Means did not obtain
Do session OF the estimates and tacss 20 enable
them 20 Judge now mueb revenue sAs necessary
until the iirst week 10 January. The committee
then had before them all the appropriation bills
which were all passed ten days ago, being earli
or than usual in the session.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Master Commissioners Sale.
Samuel A. Moore, for the use OF
Elizabeth Ellsworth,

Samuel A. Moore, for the use on Court Of Common
Elizabeth Ellsworth. Pleas
Henry @. Stanley ct al. y. 1851.
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Rlsas OF
Franklin county, Ohio will offer for sails at ne aoof
Of the Court House. In the city OF oOunbus. Ohio on
Saturday, thet 6h day of March, A. D. 1852,
at ore O'Clock P. NJ. the following described land. and
tenements, situate 10 YrnkIin county. vhIgs g W.
All that tract Of land situate 10 the lownahp
vnd bounded as follows being lot nnmoer seven W 80
tion number four township number Two, mnge nnmpeI
eighteen United States military land; and alsn that
oher tract Of land h "a township and county, nnd
descrbed a. follows Being lot number eight ID section
nrher fon township numter two, range plumber eie.
tsen. United States military survey 81 land, except
eighty acres sold on the east end Of he teo tncs nbo
eo years ago the haipnce hereby conveyed being about
one hobdrsd apd eiehyelght acres of Innd. more o.
less.
a. W HUFFMAN, Bhsria.
and haster commis1loner.
Printers fees ~ 80.
! febl-dlt&Wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
From san Eranc,.co.

SAW FRANcIsco. March - The steamer
Terra NevadA sailed Tor the North, deLseIy
eowded with miners, emlRratiDg TO the Oregon
I'D British Columbia gold mines.
The Boston ship Poly nesia was burned at the
harf this morning, supposed to have been
red by the crew, part Of whom were put on
oard by the police The wreck will be sold
,-morrow. She was about 10 sail for China in
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