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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Aud all We s,k 10 q far,rial Read the lol'o~'"F
IMPORTANT FACTS.
rlcr No. I. Thi. bcing dol, licensed. their
machine. s,r protected ag.,u.t Heterogeneous of
litigation.
F.or No.2 These Msohiss. make the lock.
stitch slik. 90 18th .ids.-sai zee i,iie le-s
thu. n. q. mach thread and s,lk az Oh. chain of
io-,r'--,iich mnch'ecs.
r.er Nos. Thee M,e,nss are letter y.
dsp,sd ih,a an, other machines ~ .aa'Asi 10 the
f,el.snt change. and almost .ndl~s. variety o'
sewing r.a.,rrd 10 sism,ly. They ~,ll se~ Iron
oae 10 i~eni, ihickas...s of m.f.eillr. without
.,opp,n,, and m,k. every stitch perfect. The,
w,il.,en sew Goa the 6ae.i. gsurs To the hss.
west cloth, aad ,ioa. hard leather. ~'iho.'
changing the ed, r--,i,- or Tension, or msk,ss
an, adjustment ~ msch,n. whatever. U. soi
such q m,ch,ae ir.i shap,sd 90 psbl'c u.e' and
iIl~s adapted To f,m,l, use, Why not Ls ever,
variety oftight .ss,ng manufactured fo' so'A
tro heavy LT "ur iam,ly ,nsehias. ". reoon'aesd
our larger .i,s..
r.crNs.I. Th-.s m,shise. msk. the 'aS.'
elastic .ssia ~ an, s.siag .msch's. - as.-s lat
of,su great in,spusao- N .s-iaE ,h.uc good.
or g"o.l. 81 an, kini, oa bias.
F.er No. S. No a.sA,n~ .. a"'s ds'abe 81
moe ,,npl. ~ eoa.iIsci,aa. ~ -ar. sa''l, ss'sf
Uo,d The TrpsV iioa ~ ihs.- "'soh'"-- -hs''
s,st p..d -,ll lally d.'nsa'i's ..sh Of the above
isets.
r,er W. u. These sa.sh,ss. took The hish'
..i p,r,ai.a ., IN. ff-sth~ ia.,hs's. fh'i.asi'
pha.
r.erNa.1. The. rs,shis.. took the high
90, p,s@,.a, ., the N.~ J,'.sy state tir.
r.tr W. =. rhs-s w.ch,ss. ieas the hish
,.t asl.i 81 the A@sIcsa Iast'i"'-. 's the ct, Z"
Ns- No,k. ios,ih.' 18th the highest premium
g., nee .-~,ag sa,sh'ss -o'A.
r.StNsa. Tar.e m.ch,ss. took both the
h...-., r,ssaissa. ~ III, Mechanic. fa,S. UI,cs
NY.
I,cr No. 10. These machine. c.n 40 tbs
.sss. th,sg gsRs'sil, -hsas''T -sh'b', d ." e"n'
t-ttis, With ,ahst hf.t.Sis.. 'ssias. a'sSh 'ar'
T,6r W. ~. We saIT.nt every machine vi
.sli 20 give strrss saI,.i.fi'oa ihsa any o'hr'
sins.m.chis- 80 IN. market. o' mo"sy rr'a"d
sd.
~ss.dlsa sircal.r. AGENTS WANT
I'D. Addr-s.,
FinLic 4 Lyon sewing Machine Coz
M SIS uguApMA NtwsN oNk
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CiiERiff's SALE. OtJoKp. S., April u,
~ is6s. Tstea 20 .>ecu,isn sni will le .oli at
rsbc ipci,nn. IN saimd.,. the ihir,, .h'.t day of
Nav. A.p. is62. st ten o'cLek ., the lo'.s.nn.
., the store 81 Dssisl 4. r~Heheli 80 b.,h.l -
.s,d onusi, al the tight 10 -'Ju,, Which John
tnikhaL al JsLa In,Iehsle 81 iis"o'sT ~ ..'d
Cnaniy have u r,ds.a''ss the f'lIosi"g d'.cf'h.i
zeal -.t,i. .Hs,. ~ Iissr.f .sd N~-y ~ .s'i
CuaH,,, sai bsing the .swe p'.a''.e. ~h,,h the
..,d Juhn q. L.ul- al. sad Jobs L'til,h.L c"a %
,,,-i ~ Hall u. wiu,.. b, their deed II 'Ho'Issse
dated Ap',l 2oih is6i, AL T-~ifdei - ihs os'
Sod Rrs,.,f, 81 d.-,i., b-.k 100 p,g- $40 q 49,
zoe, N. ps,m-p, u i~a haaiSrd AL hh,.-'ea
,is,li,. All ,s,,s c-si., a. ~h'sh deed sai 'he
r,c,',l ihs,-,,i ',i.tsac. !. had tsS ds'c1piisa
CYRUS woRNELL. Dep. shsdd.
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T.L.H,,,, I.I"s Corsri.}
ElH,d,. Jsk tel


T.L.u,ssi l.I"s totsti,(
Figpd,, D., ~. tel.
ToDt. li,sNIcs. Alhsas, \. S.-N,lE.r
p,-t... ~,,t. chs. o. 'aL.sai 800 81 th' -""'
,l.,isi sasst ,uuf >sssf I,ai- ~ :. 90 ~, "Li''
d.sshir,. r.f ihfe- ,,st. 'b" has t-"R ah-,',d
18th . bifi,sa. detssss@s-i II the ',.,'a, 'shl,
impiiring hst health. wh,sh hs. t--s '''sd'l'
f.,ias du,iss ih.t ,,I'vi. whsa ." New No'A
10 tp,;il..t, bisad advised me T. ,s'i Ne"'
p,Il.. IIs,,ng ih. isll,.t ceabd'"c" ~ the jodE'
a-ss, 1T ~, fr,sai. 4 ,lisia. = 'upph Oi M,'.t'
R.rss. 4 rs,k, Dwss,.'.. Ped Rec .>s~ No'e'
"a t,iurr,ns h,,n~. ~- c-as~i al "ih,i u"st'
,rssi ssd a.. ~ a,,,-fd ,uaf fill., en' sseb aighi
III, I,ap,s,smsatia he's i~-iiss'. oo@pL s'ou. d.
v..i,.a. etc. .utIsi.-d O.. ali 4 pp'd AMI pr
I.,..p, ,..i.r,,,an a. hrilth ha. b-,a th' 'rsaii
". u.,.I ~. th,s ~. s's'.. and caa.'d't h''
sat,,rh eel. consider N" above ir.i i'i''r'r
to ,oS .. Passions. ssd tee, u ~'ll b. the
rp,ss. OF isisC,ag m,ny TO adopt ,o~f fill. 40
thsii i,n,h mriiSins',
remain. i,at sc. s,'h man, ihsns',
Nouf ph~disRt. -f'sHi.
sc MORRISON.
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CAUTION whs,,s. ~, ~,.. EH,h pu".
\ han, a.. sl,piI.s,l The hum~ ptu''drd i'f
be-. hstslN c.ui,Dp al I-'.''n' "", - hs''"' -
itu.t hst 81. uy sc,"npi, 80 .haupiy ~ d'la' 81
hrf ros,tsciisg si~f ihi. date,
ISAAC DrNlitM.
,psd -. isSs
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IgEipoM NOriCE. Th. !. 10 c.u'b
tbs,ih.s- ihi. IA, gwen - ~, ."R, i.aae
T. Ia, as,.,k th- vtn,,nIst ~ ~. wiro'il,; s"i
~ ,.,.-,u, a,s hst,b, naiihri that ifup' sad az
10, ih,. ~. ,h,ll rh"u n.'re Of hi' wages. %
%, ~, bin. I b.. Contracting
l>NNC 4. rllllBROOk.
n.tk,I Anil so I.62
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JOHN O.. uUNNEwELL. Proprietor,
eHtNtst rHss.aCsurt'r.
IN o. Commercial wharf tio.ton, Mas.

-.lAL, AZ ts.pss,.ii~ ds.Lts s.s,, ~hsf..
M. Hate. A ts.. f.F,sG bF. W \. hss''
-..,h Pare; 4. O.ssf S",es n b'a., N.f.sf'
,,..t.. ". q. Ph,I,... Ps-tt.sdg ". l. tiisa
A Co. Bssgut. " hsls.sis sE-~'s.
I'll. f.,ii,s s,s hes,b, essi,sssd ..sissi is'.s
,w,t.i,., % I. q. ArNpJD'- BlrrEg>,
l., ...Bs evil aisied pss.sa o. psf.oas. ~ha have
49,. sal, rsp,-i he i,i..l 80 p.fi. sai adapis pc
s,..l, The .,a- .i,le e b'tIie let have hat The
i,ci.es .s..ts t~pf..sai sa thsi'l.h~l h., tbsi's
!. an. ..me q. l.. .. Nw"rd',. Aai lhs @sss
s.,,apl.isl, g. dsps he pubc .ihel az '''bs--fs
Of e.s.a,~sf-,. .sI ,sitatio.. aad cal their 'ilc
tta,h'seraia@."
Thss,iJs.. ~ Es.siss pat up alter ih', d.is
will bsaf an .Nlt, Label cpsais,siga'd ~ w. w.
II.y, Dnss,.t ponlasi. Me-, sols oe"e'~'Ase"''
ysiy ., isei.
AnJ-.ls'. ~ho hs'. the ''ss an,te, q" go
,pr,,i,a. date. c.a L. Supplied With t,ifs Ia
lrI.. By apphins a. above
ArWOOnS
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L.. y. ArwOODS
Imp,oveJ Vegetable Physical Bilious
.JAUNDICE BITTERS.

Til. 1. aa effective cure fof Jaundie-. Had
ache. Dyspepsia, wo'm,, Dirr'"~.., Toe. OF NJ
petite, Cold. ani frver., asd Darling Ps'"'' u
cle.a.e. the bl..o.l from hupo's. and "o'i'n. the
.k,, AID .. ai.o good f,r Liret Complaints ,stran'
guy, Dmp.y. Group, a"d rh'h''r'
K,sp,LL's Nuts. J'aaa, 18th, 1861.
Tai. asy certify ihsf IAar. app'si'd W. w.
Nav, D,.Ss,a,-y Sole G,snai As,ai joru,saI'
Of sy Isp,Ir,i Hsssabl, PAyHsai B,i'Sa' J'as'
de, Blios, s.f fc,- IA. dsb oil s,dv' ~s'fb'
L.F. ATWOOD,
n. u. iiaIi. Druggist. aren't ior Bs'he'' $50 -.
3. BATE. Il Co.. Paris. For sale by Dealers ""
sue,l,c,p.s genet sliy.
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f.. B. MAGOON Il CO.,

80. Troy. W., PrOpririo".
To ~hom all order. .houli bc -dlr-.s"d. Sod
by Dpgg'',' .ad Merchants genef'lly'
GISrH,L btsrs.
~ ~. HAY, Poni,n,
". =. Burr n Co, 20 1fsuosi Sifset. no'ion
q. q. Goodsin < Co., ~ aai ~ Msr.hsli 81
81 ton. L,m-a savage 4 Go. M"aifrai.
Sold by ". 4. Ra,t. VI. u. soath Paris; H..
=. B.ie- 4 Go. Psu.; u y Moves. Nofusy;
q Potter. John &. Gerry u " Nnbls aad Joha
u R.n.i. Waterford; w Nossg. West PHi. a..
y kaight. BuanI' rond. Is
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FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.
6JS Broedway, Now.York.

MO p-r.oa ~ho Contemplate, purchasing ss~'
~ Jog N.shipe Iur lam,ly OF oist'ns par
po.e., .hsud s,i b. seI ior Que Of o"r e''esi.t'.
ah,en e.a,ains esis and fall descriptions OF tie
several .,yI... prices and ss"p,,' o, worn. al OF
which ~e .eud by mail free. Weea'~ ." have
the
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Caution.

I, h,. hen ..iimsird hat Over To- H.-d,'d
TAs.a.i DsHI', ~, pat, 10 .~iadl'ng qusek'
annoslly. 10 Ns~ Englsnd shne' -''hou' H-y s'.'
,a To lho., Who pay u. Al this cone. from trust.
ing ,u,ils.i -gsf, TO ho sfsaks destitute II
honor, ch.ucirr, ADD .lill. and -huss osiy ~
eoa,m-n,lsiioa :. their o-a i.l.~ AMI ssifa'asaal
,f,sa,, 10 pf,i.. oi ibemscl's.. u. therefore.
,oa souLl ars,d basH ks~bsg s'd, take ~ msn'.
wod. ~ HaiiI SAai Ne J,a'a''Ss' az, bot MANI
INQUIRY .-it wili co.t you nothing. aud may
cave Sou man, rrgf,i'; ior, a. advertising phy
.cisn., ~ nine eases o., Of ten Sfe soEs'. Their.
!. M ,al.i, 10 iru.iisg asy u h'~. unle'' you
Know s1s snj sAaf they are.
rx-Dr. ". NIL .e.d rHss. hs .scla.,ns one
.tsmp .. ahn,e, Pssrphls, on DISEASES of
WOMEN, snd oa P,,si, D,s,s.'s g-"',sll,, Civ
ing IAN inG,r,n,tioa. sgA ne -ss .sfosnof ''','-
,.S,, a.yI,,i,-sriai.. ~ilh"ai -h'ch ~ sd'e'i''.
ing uh,.,c,.. 90 msdiciR. ~ ihi. kind :. dese''-
ia. sANy CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
~ Onlsr. by mail p'omp,ly a'lrnd"d to-
wnIe ,oar sddis.. yiiisiy, aud direct to DR..
MArrisON, a. above
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NhfH ishrH % hW''Tu' s"H SNn
oui the last isjur, TO h.shh 10 an, case. I'll
I. put vp ~ both. ~ three diferrri 'irrngih.
-,,h G.i direction. L,r n.iag snd sent by Express
clo.,l, ..,l-,l. 10 all par' IL the coaniu.
PRiCEs-rsA .i~ag,h. sl0i Hall ',reng'h,
SIS; QuaUrt .i,.ngih, ~ Isf bitle.
rarRSn.ml.rr' The msdicins !. ds'igp-'l
,,pr,..l, fos oA,ris,rt CAs,.in which all
oihs, rsm-die. 81 the Lind have s'led 20 cu'r
sI.o hiatt !. warranted ~. rsp's. sisd ~ even
respect, ~ the pre-. ~,ll 10 T'faa.isd.
~ II~.at- e ,mita,ioa.' N"as warranted
u-is.. r.'rhs-d d,t.c,l, ~ W. VI. ., ., hi'
REMEDIAL i>-rIrurE,fs ' Sp',,si D"'as''
Ne. - H.,s. ST., P'srid'ss,. ". j.
Thi. sp.siIliy smb'acrb all diseases Of r.,
,ai. n.lnte bo,h Of Men and womsa. 10y rso
h,l, sdscai-d ph,',c'ia II tsraiy YEAR. p''e
lice, r,,isg nj. slsl, ansshs- 10 hen. Cos'ul
,aiioa.. T., lsii,f ~ oihs'-i'.. az. 'iuSiis Ss.a
s,.raf. sad m,diriu-- vii ~ .-s, ~ .,p''..
.-ciH.(roat't. e'si,oe,i 10 .llpsri' eth. tn'is'
spl... Al.o, Accommodation. fo1 Lsbiss irou
sl-a.d, ~i.hisg foT q .sca'- sad p',', retreat
AMI good car. .uaIil restored TO hath.
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Lag. hl,s.. - oea,s; ~. 's,'' o"e d"'.
t.s. tuli d,,.c,,ss. 18th .s"h ls',. Nsfa"'"d
.sp.,,u1 - 80, rill L,is,c ih' I-a'l'c.
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teorrsioHr norsrp.l
The Great Indian Remedy
P0A FEMALES.
Dr.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

TIL. celebrated r.msle M"d'e'ss
po.....,ng v,uoe. .nkso~n OF sn,
thing el.e ~ the Mad. and proving
sdrctua latter all other. hsssfsilsd.
b. d-.iTp-d Coz bath -s''i'd ssd
a-sk Issi,... and !. the very be-,
the. knowa 6r Oh. parrr.e, 80 u
~ill bring on ih. -S-ihy nsk.,,,
In case. ~ ob.,rpciion.. after all
other rsm..l,-. oI the Mod have
, i~.a tired IN ,si~.
4 Over 1000 bottles have nov
w., .otI .itbo.t .esl~ f,ihFs
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Grnsa oct -. isoi
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B.., Sewing Machines In the World,

70, ,is, Fa-iiy ., Ms..fsd.,'ss p.T'''"'
Aud all We s.k 10 q ar,r'al. Read the Io''""'"F
IMPORTANT FACTS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-12

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 10-The Democfat's special
dated Fort Henry, to-day, says one hundred o
the SECOND illinola Cavalty,oh aireconnoitsr
Ing expedition this smorping, met apompany q
the euemy's horse, ohdrged them, and killed
four, and took twenty-f Ave prisoners, their Cap
tain among them. Only one of our men was
wounded aannRaat gagsaaH oa8 80 9si
J. In consequence Of Gen, Smiths appointment
not having been confirmed by the Senate, that
to Gen. Low! Wallace, and will leave for Pa
ducAh Tomorrow, Generals Grant and McCler-
nand telegraphed to Washington, vouohing for
Gen. Smlth's loyalty and efficiency, and urging
that the Senate reconsider its action. 1o
Gen. Grant and sts6 made q reconnaissance
In the vicinity of Fort Donelson To-day.
The steamer W. H. b, returned from the rail-
road bridge, with slote efs horses, wagons. COM
mlseary stores, etoss ~ ,fs.of aabrs dsis ell
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/. From Warrington, J,

| xryl -. y, :, ~ n -',,.,'- = 81 ,,.a !
" AsHIsoToN, Feb. l0.-The Senate to-day
confirmed Gen. Halieck as Major. General, U.
volunteers, and Robert Anderson and Jas. W. v
Denver as btigadier- GeneEals, %. 81. bcs. rs
WAsHINoToN' Feb. ll.--Hermon Mich@ls has
oeen oEiclaiiy recognized as Consul for SaxoDy,
tp tne STATE OF CaiitorniS' ,.s, i,sis beo I
Inc ni1, Of Wnich Senator Wilson gave no.
nce to-day will provide for the establishment
OF national 4, ,loundfy on the Hudson river, not
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-12

M The Republican, Fort Henry dispatch says
TthRta portion Of the army encamped near the
river has.been moved two miles further back,
with all their batteries, from which point the
roads nre'good, and speedy forward move
ment be made when desired.
Two more regiments arrived today, andtwo
sight 81 -
The enemy at Fort DOnelson isbeing rapidly
reinforced; and prisoners say that they are con-
hdent they can hold the position, Trees pre-
being felled two miles around the Fort, by
gangs of negroes: q
Gen Pillow commands there with 10000
men, embracing some Of the best artillefists
from Columbus.
There are two small Forts and three camps
several hundred yards from the main fortifca-
tions, and present Appearances indicate that
the coming battle will bo much more desperate
than that at Fort Henry. 3" y 1#' ra
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Legal Notice.

l.,
David Smiley, Jr., admir- Of / In the Probate Court
RAS'a smiley sgsin. mt FRANKLIN s,G1un'
Maria Smiley & others, DefdantsJ sell landa. :"
ITO STEPHEN SMILEY and SARAH ANN HOW.
IL ARD, residents Of Mclean county, Illinois, Andrew
y. Smiley, aresdent Of the city Of PhiladelphIa, Pa,
and George W. Smiley, resident Of Mereede comfy
California. - ,.. Il, -,.iI,s1T
Youwl take notice that on the Qsth day Of January,
1869, the said administrator filed his petition Ia the
Probate Court Of Franklin county, Ohio the object and
prayer OF which petition s to obtain an order for the
assignment OF the dover Of said Maria Smiley, widow
OK said David Smiley ST., deceased, and for the sale OF
the following real estate of which the said David Smi
er, died seized much thereof as may be nee.
essary to pay the debts Of said decsdent, to witi
whole OF Military Survey No. 2i4 for 81 seres
IN the name OF William POWELL granted to James Tay
o BY patent dated October l5 1885, said survey being
founded upon warantN No. $780, and conveyed to David
Smlley, sr by james Taylor and wife, by their deed
dated March 3D. 1896 appears Of record In Book No
pages 50 and 81, In the recorders Office ofsaid Frank
lin county. rg-s r,,rTtf
The said cause will be for hearing in said Probate
Court n'the 10th day Of March, 1863. ~ ff4
usvm ~ y.s.f. ~, eb.,l DAVID SMILEY, JR.,l s,a
- Administrator David Smiley, ST., deceased
WRIGHT & SPARROW, Attorneys.
Printers sfees o5. 90. 49, --s--------- -
lanVD-W4W rsa "a = ,
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0o0d News from Roanokc-UnIon
Troops In rs Possession OF the Is-
land. sri5.lisy7N
FoRTREss MoNRoE, Feb. 10. 0.--NeWsb by a fiag
Of truce states that our troops landed at Roam
oke leland yesterday afternoon. No particu.
lars are given, but II Is intimated that the Is
land was taken. d, D. ,,,. ,. 5.sls ~. 2
Zen desefters, contrabands, came 10 Camp
Hamilton, having been found BY scouting par
". One was member Of the black Virginia
cavalry, who were engaged IN, the akiimish at
New Market bridge on the 22d Of December,
with Max Weber's regiment. He was COM
pletely armed with c,rbine, pistol, etc and had
considerable amount of rebel money. They
representa- great scarcity of provisions.
=, The bark Trinity arrived this afternoon from
Boston, with four hundred released prisoners
10 charge Of Lieut.. Buell., TO be exchanged. II
Y expected that Bishop Ames aid Hamilton
rish will accompany the prisoners when they
are sent over In the morning. y. uasl ~ .ili-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-12

Elizabeth H Newman, PlaIntiG,) Court Of Common
-, = against al Pleas, Hranklln =
Adam ,. Newman, Defendant % County, ohio.ifis
sfTH II ssAIDbDBFENDANF w he 4
take notice that depoiltI0ns WIN be taken IN shiI
action by the plainti atthe Office Of Jonathan 4enncl
In the town Of Crceviile IN the county Of Pickawuy
and State Of Ohio, on RdAy, the1lh day Of Bsbfuaa
10 o'cock p and continued from day to day there
after II necessary. WILSON & BINGHAM,
jAns4 'ltd&3ww Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-12

ClNcIENArI, Feb. LIZA special from Indian
apolis oithe Commercial says two men were
arrested at Princeton, Indiana, few days since
by the surveyorof the port. Upon searching
their persons, their clothing and boots was
found wadded with letters for parties in the
South, many of them from Europe. r One of
them had large amount Of gold on his per-
son. rer-
Reinforoementa have gone forward from
Danville and Somerset 70 support Gen. Thomas
In bis movement on Knoxville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-12
Cincinnati ii M. Market. !.

~ .-.sa,al..4 si. - CINCINNATI. Feb. TO-.
FLoUR-A dull market and prices dropping, though
not quotably lower superane Is held at 81 1904 90;
buyers eontend'ng Tor decline Of Sc. The sales were
wHIsKY-A. good demand and prices 10 hlaher,---
sales OIL soo barrels at 7k9x, the latter rate for
HoasThe receipts since Saturday were but ZOO head
the packing season may now DO regarded closed. Prices
PRoVfsIoNs-Ther was not much done to-day. bnt
sil articles are held firmly. L, ' '''
MESS PoRK-At 80 75GDIO 90. IN, s. 49,
siDES AT 4<94Ko: There Is fair demand at
sH9SLpEks0uouldb be sold at3K93xo.
ak6SERfEs The Hasse, is unchanged and dun ana
me 61sinsss sonnnsd to the jobbing trade
M0LASSES-1 12943c. ~ -t y. -ahl
OlL-sale o. SO bbls linseed at SOC. 100 ] ~
WHEAT-The market was quiet to day and there was
not much done. The uniayorabe advices from New
YORK caused buyers to withdraw, but holders were Arm
and did not press their stocks on the market We quote
prime red at $1,000, and prime Indiana and KENTUCKY
white at The sales reported were $50 bushels
h ySc 2oo bush prime red at 9Oc and 800 bushels
prime Kentucky white at 81. sss III " bsq.17 ~
OORN-The receipts continue light and the demand
good At 800 for ear atthe lower dspots. ~ M a1 -
oATs-The market is unchanged and steady. We
quote them at 2629c In bulk 1000 bush 1oId AZ Qoa
in sacks seWed, buyer furnishing sacks ~ - Z 80
RYE-A continued active demand partly speculative,
and the market rules buoyent Of Sector prime samples
on arrival Insome cases It Is held at l552c. - 81
BARLEY-Prime samples are scarce and In active de.
mand at 45c for spring. and 5052c for fall; The lower
grades are dull and not wanted. An improved demand
Tor malt with sales Of $500 bushels prime fall atSe90Oo
HAY--The demand for tight-pressed continues good
and me market rules Arm at ssSlS so per ton on ar
OHERsE-The market ID arm at 6a6Kc for Westayn
dairy. .a5sl 81 1854 eqSl sAlsH-'iVfT u
BUTTER-The supply Of prime and choice Qualities
lQh w n oood nj
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Money MARKET.

TrtEeRArHED FOR THE ONO srArrsMAH.Fe
sllud s4o l- t NEw YORK, Feb. IL.
Money easy, with fair supply offering at 0 per cent.
Prime paper continues in light supply and in request
at 697 per cent. ~ 1.uL 'ssHJ - '5I7I
Sterling exchange rules quiet and firm at lI4K@lIs
for bankers bills. ,,
American gold 10 more active and Hrmer with pretty
large sales at 3X94H per cent. premium, California
gold bars are quiet at 3K per cent. premium. !. ID
The S.IU treasury notes have advanced TO 96k@oo,
with moderate sales. -, 80 - - - y
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market. :
tnrronTrp 'oa Fu. ONO ssArssaASls II u

l T.. = - -
I"f pNrvvhIKp 'oR TIE OHIO sRATnhAAi ~ W ~
II IN Nsvv vonx aFeb. III n
oorhoy r.. - ,oo -.
ooe aong, MARKET nrmeri sAies ito Dalei
FIoTR lgr @uoilng uplssdsi sa,o
lower Win moderate demand for export and home CON
saes ol MyoO barrels at - aO@o % Tor "a
%nII S"g1 w Ior extra state. including
~ R.ics ~ ~ But the sales wore chiefly
az So o. ~ ooSo % for superhne western ~ we
for shipping STapdS y eaa ha sn ,ogS ~
Hnn ~ trade brands; market closing heavy. Canadian
may ~ quosa a9ont oc Lowell with only limited
"a seiss ioV ~ oVDooe ior super
RYE ~, common ,,,o, 70 cnocs eA.s
ssxS ooSS MsA,nn,.. n; ,n,. ,,,, !. . m ,oo .
o. S1gSET ~ W ror jersey.
tS4aoae cosn0 enansei saiss oVo pafre
waEATmarset about one cant lower with mOder.
~ ~; IxvOo bush Racine spring private termsi
s,.s ~ sppv, sn Ao"a ~ 'o$i 4O' 4oOoV 40 amber
w. ~ cuvo ~. !. a, oooos d, =.
asac AS'ife @re niin' SaleS u ziVVV pusneisate ~
cRxaIrv -.,,s :, =. ,,,oo z ~ glIl.E .
a4Snagn oncnangea' W'n SAieS isOo bushels state al
MAY p,.rLa- N, iLI.,A. =. ~ ~ ar
noS, d h heavy anu ~ Iousises ~ @ demand ior *
for missd ss,es osV bushels ~ ooo
W mAea western ~ store, 6oKo delivered, including
choice AZ ooSe9c 68oo now yellow souherni 75c for
1n 0ATsNIn ..s. Nam. ,illts-.
NA III mouetaAo IeQuebt ~ diV14xo Tor JeTney,
oaaadS; 9ops western Western and state; 81 \
PoRR SAFES OF ~ pAles new AZ lygxSc. .
era,Iy wItbon, s aSns slu market gen.
40 S M saes ~ o. siov barrels at
Stv n,s a. w ~. tSss, aS "a so " Ior western and
ala @ Soan ssJ SoSv4sS ~ Ioi Prne Lneiuoed In
Jnns y, eIS pS shs' IN 'ne nrsI haii Oh
RRERpris.t a. "a.
Of 1000 barrss a ~ oo4 s Sor r, sH
y ts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-12
Fort Donelson Invested by @ eneTRl
ga .@5tf Grant. ls14 t. isi. Lasl te

CiNcISHATI, Feb. H.--A special to the Gin
clnnhti Gazette from Cairo says that Federal
officers from Fort Donelson this morning, re-
port that Gen. Grant has surrounded the fort
with seven batteries OF artillery, and that the
fort will be shelled or surrendered to-day or to-
morrow. There are eight thousand rebels In
tne lori. Lllras.. IL. 81. .lI.. -. an. ...,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-12
The Court of Common Pleas, Frank
lin County, Ohio.

Joseph Story lo ... :. .y.ol st.Ys
Samuel O. Story ct al Sale In partition. sts
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ar
the said court to me directed, Will Offer for saie
at public auction, at the door Of the Court Houss 10
the city Of Columbus, on fs,FsT : - - n (
Saturday, the 9th day Of March, 1869,
between the hour Of - o'clock NJ, and 2oelock p n
the following described real estate situate In The confy
OF Franklin and State Of Ohio: = ,i--r -J,7-7Yr n y
The undivided two-nnths (eg) Of certain tract or
parcel OF Ian d. situated In the county; Of franklin and
State Of Onio lying Darby Big Run, q branch 0of
Darby Greek, part Of the original survey No 81
and bounded and described as folioWs: i.lil-g, ~
Beginning at large stone In the Run, lower correr
to Josiah Ryens' lot IN the aonth Of sald orirlnrl
survey No. 36l1; thence with said line south eishi-
nine e) degrees east hundred and forty Il0 pols.
at the southeast corner tree down: enna llh
the east line north one ~ degree east sxty-thrse ana
oneha l63kl poles to bur oak and three rad e,rs.
north eghty.nine e9) degrees west one hundred ss1
hfy ts0 poles to apoint In the centre Of ne nm isS
(60) acres more or less. - -
appraised at SIS per acre ieeEi - ssAa
p,I0,.,,.s.., an 70 q. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff. \
feb4dlt&Wtd ttasN s.