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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Rebel Account of lhe Battle at Rich
m nd.

Rebel Account OF lhe Battle AT hlcn'
m nd.
CAIRo, June 5--Memphis papers Of the %
coutain dispatches received on the lot, of which
the following Is the substance;
Gen. Hills division commenced the fgbt on
Saturday morning, Rhodes's, Garland's Rains's
and Anderson's brigades bearing the brunt Of
the bassle, until the arrival of their reinforce
ments. The Federals were driven from their
redoubts, and their batteries turned upon him.
Gen. Lee and President Davis we're on the
neld Their presence increased the enthusiasm
Of our troops.
The Yankees strenuously contested every
inch Of ground while giving way before the
impetuous charges of our soldiers.
Large numbers Of the Confederate soldiers
are wounded 10 the arms and legs. Gen
Rhodes was sightly wounded.
The enemy tried to make hank movement
about In the evening, but were repulsed.
On Sunday the battle was renewed, chiefly
With musketry.
Prisoners are constantly coming In.
Gen. Hutton, Of Tennessee, Is killed. The
carnage on both sides 10 dreadful, the Yankees
losing two to our one. About 500 prisoners tIe
slready taken.
Toe last dispatch, sent on the first, says
Latest intelligence from the battle field re-
presents that the enemy has been driven back O
mile and half from his position. Our forces
occupy bis camrs. .
We captured three batteries after most des
perate hshtlDg. The enemy were protected by
wood entertainments.
Vioksburg papers Of the thirty. fret say eleven
Federal gunboats have gone down the river
They say the feet is no nearer In possession o
the city nov than it was two weeks ago, and
that nsurmountable obstacles encountered be
low VIcksbufg bad Caused disaffection amopl
the Yankee troops, compelling the commander
~ fall back, 10 reorgsnizs their forces.
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Rrn,n WnaInlmRtQn .

New YoRk, June 5.-.The Herald's Washing
ION dispatoh saya: Private sdvioes from reia
| Bile source. report hood upon the Upper foto'
mao and r appa hammock, and that bridges have
been carried away. The loss OF bridges upor
tho r ,ppabannook 10 not now considered 90
rious. because IL seems to be no part OF tht
strategy of our Governments to cross the Rap
pahauuock to reinforce or support Gen. mO'
Ciellan's army. ,,,..
The Times dispatch ssysi We are still With
out any official record Of the killed ana wounuc
cd at the batt,e before Richmond. Cro"os ol
re atiyes and friends OF those engaged are ar
irving bv every tram, anxious to obtain correct
information but 80 far they have come In ve,o'
The answer to many inquiries at the War O'-
Ace is, that no authentic llst Of the casualties
has been received. It is probable that the
Secretary Of War will provide that In future
the surgeons of regiments shall report through
the brigade ior division commander, as soon as
possible after battle, accurate lists OF killed.
wounded missing.
The Tribuns's dispatch says: A released Un-
Ion officer who was ten days In the hands OF the
rebels at Winchester, where he talked freely
with their officers, says that they seem to look
forward TO the destruction Of their great armies
as sthing sure to happen, sooner or later, ana
have made up their minds TO take 10 the Dusn
and wage q guerrilla or partisan warfare, IN
which they said they felt themselves at home:
The officers struck our informant as fne set OF
men. They we're devoted body and soul to the
cause Of rebellion, but he thought that most OF
the soldiers seemed not to have their hearts IN
the business.
WAsHlNoroN, June 5.-Minister Morris noti-
Aes the STATE Department that the Turkish Gov
erument has issued an order t0rbiddiDg the Con.
tedorate privateers admission to any ports OF
the ottoman Empire, In accordance With the
provisions Of the treaty of Paris of 1856.
Wa HIsaroN, June 6 The Senate to-day
confl med the nominations Of Allen B Brad
ford a. Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court
for Colorado, aud Kirby Benedict as Chief JUS
toe Of the Supreme Court for New M,xlco.
The President has, among other nominations,
sent TO the Senate, which has not yet acted upon
them, the following: Benz WheddeD, Of New
Hampshire, as Minister 10 Hsyu; Gastavus
Koerner, OF Iinois, as Minister 10 Spain, and
Erastus D Cslner, Of Brooklyn, N. ~ as Min
ister to Venezuela.
Col. Henley, Of the 1st Maryland regiment,
to day visited Secretary Stanton, who highly
oomplimented him for his gallantry at Front
Royal His object was to obtain an exchange
for his regiment, now prisoners, which will pro
badly soon be effected.
Dr.. Mitchell, of the let Maryland, and DR..
Some, OF the % Massachusetts,, have been un'
conditioually released by the rebels. The un
conditional release of the rebel surgeons now
prisoners with tho United States, will be order
ed.
Il is probable that new and extensive camp
Of instruction will soon be establ, he'd 10 the
iun ediate vicinity OF Annapolis, under the su-
pervision of Gen. Wool.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
SheriG's Sale.

Jeremiah N. wsiss, ex'r1
Of George WsiSz, decd Eairdsid Common Pleas,
o.,,.,,r. " w.,,., Order Of'al' In partition
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said county, Ohio, In the above case will oer and e
pose to sale BY public vendue and oucry at the door OF
tho Court House In the city Of Lancaster In said county
on
Monday, the 9th day Of June, A. D. 1852,
between the houTs Of 10 O'Clock m and O'Clock D.
m Of said day, the following described lands and tspe
meDts, situate In the city Of Columbus, In Franklin
county Ohio, to Wit:
Lot No: 10 chspman'S addition to said city. Ap.
praised at $50.
Terms sale' 0ne-thlrd cash In hand ons.third IN
one year, and the remaining third In two years,
with interest on deferred PaymeI 70 from the day sale
JAMES MILLER.
Sheriff Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
Hunter & Daughsrtg, Attorneys
Printers fees 81 so.
may5-dlt&wtd
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GOV. stanley. Instructions,

WAFHIseros, June 6--Mr VIM. Wines has
been appointed postmaster at ClsrksVille
Tennessee.
Secretary Stanton in response to an inquiry
of the House, says explicitly thas Governor
Stanley has nos been instructed BY the Govern
ment TO prevent the education of children,
white or black, 10 North CArolinai that the De.
psrtment has no official infor nation that he has
inteI fered to prevent the education Of white or
black children in that State; but copy of the
resolutions Of the House has been transmitted
to him for Q report OF his action on the subject,
which, when received, will be communicated
to that body,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

FRONT ROYAL, June 6.--Captain Sandersop,
chief commissAry, has taken possession of all
the -four mills ia the valley, together with the
grain and hour on hand. Ii.
Life guards have been granted by the com.
manding General to ell families who request
them, without respect to their loyalty Or diSloy.
atty, and the s1ldlers who violate them will do
60 under the penalty Of being Immediately shot,
Toe weather Is still uusetled anl the roads
almost impassable.
Both branches Of the Shenandoah are still
rising.
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Now York stock Markst.
frnHohArHED ToR TIE OHIO srArEsxAS.l

TTMnNFaED ToR TIE ONO sTArE1MAh'I
NEW YORK, June o.
Stocks lower. Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati 100;
Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy 7SX; Milwaukee and
Parairie du Chem 81 evelard and Pittsburg 27X;
Toledo and Wabash Second Bonds 6l Chicago and RoOE
Island 64H; Cleveland and Toledo 45X Illinois Cen.
tral scrip 63X Mchsan southern gusrntd, 81; Mlohi.
gan skies e5Xi New York Central 9iX; Eie 35N; Erie
preferred $751; audbon 461 HARLEM l4Xi Michigan
ventra 64h; Pacific Mail li6k United SKIES Of
81 reg sTed. l02k; United Satss sixeH Of Sl coupons
6; Tennessee skies 5ax Missouri sixeS SIX; Illinois
Certral registered bonds o5 Illinois war loan 9lH
Michigan Souths 96k; Toledo and Wsbssh. 2d boLda
cox; Iudinns Elves rs Hsrem preferred ssh i0regon
loan l09 Pitt bureh, Fort Wayne aud Chicago ls,
bonds 96; Michigan 7's var loan l03x; California Z
bonds ii; oalsna ana Chicago Il; Pan ma lsax obios
20 AID No thwestern ASSETS bonds 45 Toledo and Wa
bash I'd mortgage 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

CoRRTH. June 5 "A general order from Gen,
Halleck says the state OF Missouri, except the
counties Of Mississippi, New Madrid and Pem-
partment Of Missouri, to be commanded By
Brig. Gen. scoAed. Toe forces In Southwest
Missouri, however, will be subject TO the orders
Of NJ Gen. Curtis, commander and Military
Governor Of Arksnsas.
The county Of Misslsslppi will belong to the
Distfict OF Cairo. under Gen. Strong, sud the
couptiss Of New Msdrid sn6 Psmiscos, DlsiEict
Of Columbus, under Gen: Qai@by. AZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
FROM McCIelIan's Army.
MoCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS,

7 June 8.
Two desertevs just In, report Gen. Joe John.
st6n seriously, If not mortally, wounded through
the groin, by a mimic ball, during the late bat
tie. Gen. g. W. Smith now commands. Osner
information corroborates this; also, that the
rebel loss is estimated st 10. 900 killed, wound
cd aud missing.
No material change hes occurred in the
enemy's position.
Conuabands who left Richmond yesterday
say the city is In q terrible state of confusion.
No troops are In the city except those doing
guard duty. No signs OF evacuation. Every
thing shows the intention Of determined resist
ance.
The house.tops In Richmond were covered on
Sunday with people expecting our troops 10 be
driven into the Chickahominy, but when they
cav tho rebels run, the greatest CONSERVATION
prevailed.
Il Is rumored that Msgruder is disgus.ed and
intends resigning.
Inform alton has been received that there are
no rebel troops between the Rappahannock and
the Army Of the Potomac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Legal Notice.

Louisa Iu0" Court Of Common Pleas Frank.
william ,. Cooper lin county, Ohio
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM e.
i COOPER Of the sta Of Pennsylvsnia, will take
notice. that Louisa Lucas OF said State Of Pennsy
did on the 24h day OF day, A. D. 1885, ale her petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the coun
ty Of franklin, State Of Ohio, against him the aai
William d. Cooper, asking judgment against him In
said Court for the sum Of $40 @ 20 with interest from
the 18th day Of January, A. 1859, and g.. costa Of
suit the said plaiotifs claim being founded upon
Judgment duly rendered BY the supreme oou Of Penn
o. lvana, 10 and for the Eastern Distot at Philado
pha, the 14th day of January, D. 1862 for the
said cum of SO 1000 Also, that the said plaintiff
did. at the 'anO tine, attach AID garpishee certain
moneys belonging TO said defendant nov 10 the hands
Of Francis collins, EBq resident OF said county Of
Franklin, to wiz t<o hundred and sixytwo dollars,
which said plainud win seek BY law 10 appropriate In
part satisfaction Of said Judgments and that ,aid do.
fsndant 10 required TO appear aud ansWer said petition.
on or before the third Saturday altar the fourth dag Of
Jaly, A. D. 1853,
MARTIN HEsA AtI'yA,
may2eIWow
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Cleveland Market,

CLkvELAND, june 9.
FLoUR-Ths market yesterday was dull and unchan,
ged with only few small sales previous quotations.
WHBAT-rhe market still continues dull and heavy
Sails Of 5000 bush free on board at eio
C0RA-No sales reported. Dull,
OARS Firm at eos.
HlGHWINR '-sAis Of so hrls ct Gle.
Eaas-- .teady at 797ko.
LARD-ogistat at 797ko.
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From Frem OnI's Army.
FREMoNT's HEADQUARTERS

.... MT JACKSON, Va June 6.
Farther pursuit. Of .ckton has been impossi.
Shenandoah river.
A pontoon bridge, replacing the bridge
burnt BY the rebels, was completed, and part Of
Fremont's force crossed this morning.
1t raiued hard all night and day. The river
rose twelve feet in four hours, bringing down
great quantities of drift wood aud heavy timber
which finally parted the bridge in the middle
The material was all saved and no accident
occurred.
Four hundred prisoners had been taken.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
What are the People DoingP

Tne American people intstIgent onouRh 70 appr.
oste preparations that contribute 50 much 70 he kr
neSS Of tnose using them, and thsy VA them. H1er
mail brings us letters some ordering the Tr-. sr -
TkEIn, some the NEURALGIA PlAsTRs, and moi lev ~
closing ~ cents for the MOTH WAsH 70 b eont bv s
@ 70 wo are compelled 70 reply that q D innos
ness Remedies. Wac sOig SspplV EAsE1
Now 10 the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
From Fortress Monroe,

FoRrREss MoNRoE, June 5.-Tbe frst boat
load Of wounded from the recent battle near
Richmond, arrived Tuesday, on the steamer
State of Maine.
The steamer Mystic arrived this morning
with two hundred and forty one prisoners, re-
Gently captured by Gen. Mcclellan, including
eleven officers.
Newport News has been abandoned as mill
tary post, and the ordnance stores are being
removed to the Fortress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Neuralgia PIasters.

raps HS; AURDS HEURALaIA E0N-ADHBsrvE PLAA
.nHe aIe tne most pleasant and gnccessfai rsmodIr
ever prescribed for this painful diseaSs. The pstit
sPpnes one, soon becomes drowzy, nlls asIesp. ma
ioe from cain. and blister or other
N!nvous HEADAcHR, apply acoordns 70 dirccton. 80
,shM VIII surely follow. Nothing can be obtslnoa courl
70 Vt. hnrdS oOmpress for NeuraIgis. TRY thsx.
are entlreiy novel, curious and original prepan
sasS one smal for the face prcs Is cent. and tbs
15ner large for application to the bNdy prce 81 osut
HH % nldIed on re0eipt Of Svtos e-d o,.S .Sr,,se
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EnrtPiIiow Il. Ours.

WA.HISeroS, June 6.-The following was re-
ceived to-day at the Navy Department:
CMRo, June 8.
To M. Wslls', Secretary Of Nary;
TIE dispatch boat of lasS ME he reports the
evacuation of Fort Pillow and its occupation BY
our troops.
Most of the aotllls had passed below Fort
Randolph.
(sgned,) A. N. PENNoCk,
Commanding, etc,
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Money Market,
ITEIssaArlHD JoR TEB ONO uTArsxAS.

lyELssaAsiHD FOR TUE ONO ETATSxAS.l
NEW YoRK, Junso
The Money market continues easy at sk94 por cent.
or loans on call.
sth.ty Prime Paper Is scarce and wanted at 4DS per
cent. discount.
Sterling EXCHANGE closed armer with quotations at
Il49 ll56 for Msrchsns, and a. lI4H9llN for Bank
sIS' bills.
American Gold 414k per cent. premium.
Government Stocks are easier Unis I'd States sxss
o. 1881 es 100, 3l0 Treasury Notes quoted Al hD
l06H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Il Slight Cold, Cough,

MNHs> IL Slight Cold, Cough,
ESN19EM o3Zoaraenesa, or 9are
HilIILbiliNg IShkodt, lohich might be
VSyycIgY ohscloed Nth a simple rem
~H~ edy, if neglected, often ter
inmates seriously. Feto are aJare Of
the importance Of ctopptng a Tough or
Slight ISeLd IN its first stage; that
tDhsoh in the beginning rOoLld yield 10
mild remedy, if not attended TO- soor,
Gttacks the lungs.
8<otun's 8tonchiaL ISfccheA
ysre first introduced sleven years ago.
It has been proved that they are the best
GyttsIe bSoro ths public for Ieouahs,
RoLda, 8koncjtitis, 54sthn1a,
Ratakrh, the Haclcing Cough in fan
sun1Iitinn, and numerous affections Of
the ISjlfoat, gtvtng insnrediate reItsf
Public Speakers and Singers,
utn find them efectual for clearing and
strengthening the votcs.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Nedjcins, at Is cents Per boz.
For saie, Wholesale reEail, by
O. R0BBBTs, Druggist,
No. "a North High street.
8. z. BAMUEL, Druggist.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

New YoRK, June 5--The Hsrald's CORES
pondence states that some Of the prisoners
taken In the battle on Sunday, who were brought
to headquarters, say that extraordinary pains
were taken by the rebels to kill that "one-arm
devil" meaning Gen. Kesrney. 1t seemed to
them that he bore charmed life, and was one
Of their most dangerous adversaries.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the pubs but short time and has al.
ready been tested by ever one thousand persona and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toie q The Rrsatest
beau tifer ever offered TO the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being coun,erfsls or I'm
itated BY unprncpled persons, do not Offer Il for
sale at any Druggiss In the nited States Therefors
any Lady or GentlSpan who dssies Soft Luxurant Hair
and Curls and Long, Soft Whskers or Moustache can
procure tho Invgorator or ToieL either one for one
dollar, incosed In letter, with their address,
Address o. 2. 6PENY q co.,
Boz 1873, Colnsville,
Hartford Co., Conn
And 4 will be carefully sent BY return mail.
feb23-dtw&Wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make mau SuFt,ua N oaxsxins
Lnsse articles around % families. Ths DmrAL fnrS
uRY 10 the nsatest article hat man or vp-.,. =, -
Ground Send for one and sss oF, better dossns rf
We VIII Sell a. samples Tor e. Aganti sppIisd isr
sly Win oireulan Il Non b As tns b 20 ints
spending Thousands tof the bene0t of agonts. M
sngland man and Womsn hsrs b scmsthlna nlsa. -
chance To take the tide st Ia Coed.
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Impoa cn mont Of Kansas orr

LEAvsNwoRTH. June The Kansas State
ssnate is engaged as a court of impeachment
in the case OF Gov. Robinson and other State
officers. Twenty-Five Senators present. The
time 90 far has been principally occupied on
questions in regard to the legality OF the court.
But little interest Is manifested in the proceed
ings. R
Gen. Blunt has issued an order changing the
name Of Fort Wise TO Fort Lyons.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

Fort Wright Evacuated.
CAIRo, June 6 --Fort Wright 10 evacuated
We are now In possession. The fotilla has
passed Fort Ran iOlph, en- route for Memphis.
The Shanghai has arrived from the heet -
At the time she leit, flames were breaking ou'
in the barracks Of the Fort, and the gunbosts
bad dropped down the river.
The De S,to 10 expected this forenoon with
full PARTICULARS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

BUFFALO, June The Tribune's correspond.
enoe states that the l0Oth regiment, which
went from this city, was mostly cut to pieces or
captured. They were In Casey's division.
Col Brown was killed, and the Lieut.. Colonel
and Mslor wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Earthquake.

CAIRo, June 6.--Tnree distinct shocks Of an
earthquake were felt here to-day lt was also
ielt in several different points north, as far as
Urbans. No damage done as far as ascertsincd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

|. PaILADsLPHIA, June 6.-PArson Brownlow
in accordance With the request Of the most
prominent cisixeus, will address them at she
Academy OF Muslo next Friday evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Batch elor's Hair Dye

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be dis nRuShed from nature--
warranted not 10 pjure the 8ar In the leas remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes and invgorates the Hair fol
lie. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turni
Splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Asir soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
UJ' The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHE-
Lok, on ne four stdss of each Boa.
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Hate aS3 Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
may2o-dawly NEW YORK.
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rho NatIonnl noht.

WAsAINGToN, June 6 Tho national debt on
the 29th Of May, 1862, amounted to $49l 49,.
9s4. The average rate Of interest paid on the
entire debt, IL 4 35l-l000.
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AzyM MANHOOD.
Pam, GRAVITY, MAGNETISM.

These are no times for anything but facts. And al
length fac. S known in medcinsj It is thiSthat pain
10 removed and disease cured By
PURaATIoN WITH BRANDRErRs PILLS.
This 10 q much fact in msiicne as that the magnet
fact in navigation, that gravity is Oo In astron
uny or that light Is but heat rsraed. but which piscG
Of glass can oondense into heat again.
Dut tho great fAot Of the present day is that
BRANDRETH5 PILLS
invariably open tho bowels, and that all the humorI
Which esuso pain are controlled by natural affinity By
this
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LonsvlLLe, June 6,-JAmes Trabue was re.
leased TO DAP, on taking the oath Vt allegiance
end giving he required beads
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TO MARRIED MEN.

or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THB undersigned will gveinfprmAtIOn on vcry IN.
tsrestta0 and Important subject, which will be vAla
ID than thousand times It's cost By every married
couple Of any age condioo In ife The information
will be sent y mail to any ad lrs the receipt Of 8;
cents tsfvev) and one red stomp.
All lettsr should be addreshed 70 l,1 tt-
II. D. MORRIS, II. D.
oclsl< <IyStaNd&w Boston, Mass,
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PADUoAH. Ky, June 6--ColOnel Noble. COM
mander Of this post, with nearly his entire com
mand, are under marching orders for down the
river. They leave tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

New Yoax. June 6.-spscials state that Gen,
DIX expects Col. cOrcOTan At Fortress Monroe
tonight.
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Komoved from has old OfIico.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
oOinmbus o., has devoted himself for series Of yearn
70 the treatment Of certain private diseases, He may be
consulted bis Office Broadway, near tho Exchange
Bank 1st kid
jani9dH
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sheriR's Sale,

ve. , Tranklin Common Pleas,
Eli =. Jennings ct al.>
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA.
ID to me dir ected from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, o., will oer Tor sale a the door ci
the Court House, In the city Of Columbus, o., On
Saturday, the Gath day Of May, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock P N. the following described real estate
situate In franklin county. Ohio, and In Norwich town
sbip. 70 Wit, and bcundsd q Described - follows
Commencing at A. eells's 8 W. corner Of the land
3h.sa he purchased Of HenFy Ddiue; thence y. with
said >eils line io2 So 100 poles 70 eeS q. corner
In D. D. Latime,s line, 50 poles to LattlmeI's 9. W.
corner, W on deOolo and Landakers land, Q. 81 deg
70 min. W. lVf polse to stone; thence N on the line
Of Lsndaksf and Fry IS poles and So nks TO the begin
ming, being part Of survey No. 30a and 3i53 convey
ed BY Joseph culberson and wife TO Henry DidIe ana
Is on record 10 the Frapkn county records, coutAnln1
OK aeres Of land and II poles.
Appraised st $50 0Op per acre
eheriR o. Frsnklln county, ohe.
PrIDter's fees % 50. ~ =
spril 9S-dltkwtd fA-s ~
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Prioe ONE DOLLAR; or. SIX far a
WIN. 3. HURo q CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

1T Dr; HgnDs MOUTH WASH TOOTH PowpaA
and ana ro0raAohH DROPS cannot b sent by man. bui
stores II they csknot, send to ua FOR Ss DnHSs n
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