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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-10
Fast work,

CHAMBERs1URo, Pa, August s.-A regiment
OF one thousand men has been recruited in
franklin County In two weeks.
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The Housekeepers
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.
WIN. B HURD G CO., New York.
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OAEPAhED FROM AN IMPROVE A
recipe by the pr. prietor Of The "BpoTura JonI
LIN Dn, roLsn certified by all the leading New YORK
sa.. nu,s Dealers and PiaDoForte Makers TO be the
pir and restoring high and lasting rIoss 70 al trSs
~ ssrnsned work from Furniture to Leather IL IL
ana better than Vanish dries Immediately and
70 y ea.ly applied. with piece OF Canton PIsnnsi ana
bottle or two Of this NEw FUsMTuRE PoIrsa Hon.s
sPeI eau work sgc in the furniture Of house and
nesp II LOOKING Ike new. Now is the time 10 shine
your rabies, Chairs. Desks Pianos PIctuye RYaas
otnages, etc.. and make them look hity per cent bet
na., ah,s u true economy. For pale BY Furniture
. DseIs ana stoIekeepers generally. Price q5 and 80
SensA S oottle. Depot No l. Spruce street New York
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va ! Superior Court OF franklin Co.,
A. j. Moore ct al> oh'o'
DY VIRTUE OF A. WHIT Fl.FA. 10
ID me directed from the superior Court OF Franklin
County, Ohio, will offer for tale at public auction at
the door OF the Court House, in the CITY Of Columbus
on
Saturday, the G.h day Of Sept. A D, 1862,
at cne O'Clock, P. NJ the following describe real es
tate situate in franklin County, Ohio tow Inlots Nos
45 40 AZ and 49, In the Town Of ReynodSburg, with the
privileges and appurtenauces Also 0 acres Of Iand
70 Jefferson Township being pait 4 the fourth .econ
Township one, range sixteen, United States Military
lands, beginning at The southwest Of said section
thence east the sectional line fifty chains and fifty
Dks thence north twenty chains; thence west fifty chains
and fifty links to the sectional line; thence south with
sad line twenty chains to the beginning Appraised as
follows
Lot No. IS at $500 90.
" " 46at 20 00.
g " 47at 30 20.
Z" " 48at 30 co.
The lOl acres Of land at $50 90 per acre.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
Printers fees--S4.JO.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested BY over one thousand peruons and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet b the greatest
beantiher ever offered 70 the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being countefelted or i'm
tated by unpFinopled persons We do not offer II for
anyLady OF Gentleman who desires Soft LuxuYAnt HAIR
and oufls, and Long Soft Whiskers or Mousache can
procure the Invgontor or Toilet either one, fof one
.Addren 80 q. y. .sPRNY 4. Co, -. 1.
- - ~, Box 1883, uollineviIlo
"a ktaa 10 fstt II ua,ffce1 a. 49,
And twill b oatsfuily sent by return mall.
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Performing Animals.
PAR Lions Black Tiger, Spotted
Tiger, African Panther, three Ben
gal Lsopards. pair Asiatie Le0Pdnds.
The following was taken from
the living animals, in New
York, March 70, 1852, and may
be considered
n CoRR1cr LIST or ASlMAIs.
War Elephant Hannibal, Perform
ing Elephant Tippoo Sab, TiCo
Manimoth Elephants, -Four Lions
and'LioHssSsS, ASidtic and african,
South American JauDey, African
Panther, Spotted Tiger, Black Tiger
(oniy one in America ii0HSSS,
three youHg Bengal Leopdrds, three
ASiatie aHdAfiieaH LsoPa ds, young
Leopard, sir months old, Striped
Hyend, (oHly one IN Aneriea) ".
AMERICAN Panther aNd PRmd, Spot
ted HytHa, young Lion, three gears
old, pair California Dancing Griz-
zly Bears, Black Wolf, Prairie Wolf
Grey Wolf, Zebra, (prese,lssd 10
Mr., Van AM6urgh BY the Earl Of
Derby, EngiaHd,) AssyrtdE Goai,
Lop. Eared Valley Goats, (only ones
IN America Black Lama, Alpaca
Sheep, or White Lama, Red Peru
Uidn Lama, or VieHna, American
FailotU Deer, African Bison, or
Buffalo, three African Gazeliss,
(oHly ones exhibited ia America in
Is ytays,) pair Of Roe Bucks, or
ASiatic AHtslopss, Peeaya, or Me1i-
can Wild Hog, South american
AHgota, Jara Hare, Tiger Cat, or
Oeslot, Fisher, or Water Cat, pair
IehatumonS, White Ground Hog
and CooHS, pair Ant Eaters, Guinea
Pigs lcithoHt number, English Hare
Black and White RABBITS, the finest
Collection Of Birds sver e1hibied,
pair of Net1 Holland CroipH Grams,
South American Condor, the largest
Bird that flies, pair White StCanS,
African Pelican, three Golden Pleas
ants, three Sdutr Phea'aH.S, paT
Bohemian PhsaSdnfS, pair EngiiSh
PhsaSants, Chinese Fur Hen, South
american Poiese, three Spanish
MaeaWs, pair 7aupieo Parrots,
:Jirs South ApIsTieaH Parrots, pair
Ring DorsS, par Egyptian Geese,
Greenland Coos, pair of Poland
Fotols, pair White CoedtooS, Red
King Parrot from Australia, Green
Queen Parrot from australia, Nsi0
Holland COeatoO, Grey Parrots,
PaToqustS. Also, a Family Of Mon
keys, Oi1lS, Pigeons and Carrier
Doves, Happy Family of Monkeys,
Apes, BabooHs, IehneWmonS, Dogs,
Cats, &C., liring harMonioISly to-
gather. A pHPl If
The GREAT VAN AMBURGH.
Will enter the Dens OF Trained
Animals.
Also will be introduced the
Great War Elephant HanHi6al, Il.
4. THOMAS, Keeper, performing
Elephant Ttppoo Sab, trained by
Prof. NAsH, Ponies, Monkeys,
Mules, sc. Don't fail TO see
THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION,
Alto AN, preceded by the
GOLDEN CHARIOT,
Containing
Otto Horns Cornet Band
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The Stampede into Cnnndn Ninnnen

IN" SIumPdde into Canada StOpped
DETROIT, August 9.--The stampede into Can
ada of persons liable to military duty, which
has been going on briskly for several days, was
efectually stopped to-day by the rigid enforce.
ment Of Secretary Stantons order.
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Administrators Sale,

David FINLEY, Jr., admir- of
David emiley,er
W.
Maria Smiley, and Others.
THE UNDERSIGNED, AdmInIstra.
Il tor Of the estate Of David Smiley, sen, deceased In
pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of FRANKLIN
county and State Of Ohio to him directed, will sell at
public auction on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of September, 1862,
q. about o'clock Of said day, the following described
real estate situate In the county Of Franklin, In said
State Of Ohio, trwit
The whole Of Military Survey No 5,2A for 81 acres,
Ia the Of William Powell, granted to James Tay
lor BY patent dated Oct. IS 1899, said survey being
founded upon warrant No. 0e9 and conveyed to David
Smiley, er., BY James Taylor and WIFE BY their deed
dated March 3d. 1876, appears Of record in Book No.
So pages SO and 81, in the Recorders Office Of said
Franklin county. Ia
dowgr. .,s.i t-t t -.
TEaMs oy SALE -ons,ihlrd Of the purchase money 10
b paid the day Of le the balance In two equal an
nual payments, with inereat payable annually, and e
be secured BY mortgage on the premises.
| Appraised at go per acre. 20
I f3fF' DAVID SMILEY, JR.,
.SAdDiniatntOr Of David Smiley, sr., deceased.
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The only article ever offered to the French peopo that
would OURL 6TRAleHT HAIRi the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article Ia Indispensable to his toilet room.
The Subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others ever offered TO
the public, take pleasure in expressing their confidence
In the article, gaiuinQ Il from practical use. s.
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prisoners as aforesaid, number equal to the
number Of our own citizens thus murdered by
the enemy.
(signed) s. COOPER,
~'T tt fe4 A. A g,
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII ouRL sTRAIsHT HAm In soit, sIlhen, Flowing
Ourls that will remain IN shape for one day or one
week, desired, any longer PERIOD n the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and easy
The 9air Toilet not In any manner interfere with
nor dyes It; but gives the hair soft thrifty appear
ance. 1t also prevents the hair from Iduia0 Of and
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The History Of American Manu-
tactnres from 1908 to 1860.
By D.. ]. LEASDER BI.Hop. ? vols, syo.

Vol l. now ready. Vol. II. nearly ready.
rnis probably the largest and most important work
we have also Just published new ediops of the so,.
lowing useful and popular books: " '"e ''i'
TIE ~ sl BUSINESS MANS LEGAL ADVISER; or, Hov
cave money by Conducting Business According 10
LAW as expounded by the Best and Latest Authori
ues' 4OO pp', sheep. Price 81.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY; or. A rAous,nn
repubished in England D'' 'S'"
Every business man and CLERK ,hou,d h.vo ,h...
OooKs: They VIII pay the buyer hundred fod Fverv
parent should get them for their sons. = w"
Al tnese books are mailed pos Il aid on recent of
price. we pay particular at ention to mailing books
postpaid any book anywhere on receipt Of pnhshers
price and six stamps. " p0"'''"eis
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? W. rty'r 4'es' ITO 6se 9e5a 1888 Qs,ss8
BEEF CATTLE.

ohLR OAIILE.
Number reported for this market at Porty.fOur,b
The prices to-day are quoted as follows:
ElTt guality.'...7h@8k ordinary...."... 607
Medium ......".7 @6 Extra. IA
Some Extra good Beeves may be quoted Mt sko
The general average Of the market at IKE.
Tne most Of the sales range from 1885.
Total number Of Beeves received in the city this week
4,688. ''' "''A
This is $40 head more than last week md AL head
more than The averageof last year. The AVERAGE npm
Der at each wednesday market last year was e5 heal
wnle me number to-day being 1854, shows G6s head
week. ''''N '"''u''
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The market has experienced one Of It's sinsuar uetu
snce aat report, which represented 1t very low
particularly for lambs This perhaps deferred parties
Iom Snung IN as much stock as they would otherwise
have done, so that Friday and Saturday IL WAS yerv
scarce and prices fairly jumped up; and Monday morn
Ing opened with small supply, and prices Soc head
weighed lOl average full Of feed and water at Aba
NY where they were sold at S4IO and brought back by
the owner and sent here, sold to average S4G2X This
s was more tnan they would have sold for Monday
w average eales OF lambs were upon the same scale
OF advance and sold at prices that would make llc
net Iot ,1e meat The sale OF pels would reduce this
&C. OF oe. b, and enable wholesale butchers TO fur
b. ~ 'S''
the WnOlesae meat market for both lambs and sheep
caresses was very lively Monday morning. and all sold
on me hooks s an early hour. This silened the mar
Tuesday moaning opened in Sixth street upon LIGHT
tnppv and shn picss, and some OF the small buyers
started suddenly for Foryfourth street. to get supplied
there before the sellers found that stock had
up. some OF tn nj were doubtless successful, as we
noticed they bid very low at nrIt.
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week, H. 294.
The following are the quotations given by Henry D.
Grant, superintendent oi the Market;
Corn-fed Hogs cwt, live weight .....S4 90 "a rs
Dintillery 5O ma TS
Notwithstanding the very hot weather there appears
TO be good demand for this class Of stock at fair prices;
the arrivals have been heavier than the previous week.
yet the yards are still clear this morning and light or.
rivals only expected.
Live. Dead weight.
Rirstquality corn.fed, large size. .45S@ 5@ g.
second quAliy'."............4 4l94Ao 545Xc.
First quality, small sizes, fat and
prime, for marzet butchers. ..dA@4k 56p5Hc
Large size, sIilifed, ,fat.....,.3K@3X 4k9X4o
Second quality, still.fed...... ..3k@3zc 4k94Hc
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July l7-dltwt

Geo W. Si''land' Superior Court OF Frauklln Co.,,
A. j. Moore, ct ais Ohio
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Freddy & Co.,
TRihuna n,;lA.. NJ

Ho HuIIUIuB5I NtW OK
FIANOS.-Persons who desire IN buv a p,,,o a,
e pest makers VIII be shown how they can save hand
some sum In the purchase II they address PIANO cara
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"a Buckeye Hotel.
50 - City Mayors Office.
an Simonton's Exchange.
9th " South Engine House.
WIN. DoMIGAN,
L E. WILSON.
JOS. FALKENBACH,
M. L. DOHERTY,
PATRICK DUNN,
A G. HIBB5,
JACOB ARNOLD,
MOSES SEYMOUR,
VIM. COOPER,
County Central Committee
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WAsHINeroN, Aug. s.-The Richmond Dispatch
OF Monday. the 4!h, says: A day of retrbution
Is at band for the outrages which so long char.
acterized the conduct Of the enemy in their
prosecution of the war.
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NApoLEor'S HAIR TOILET !

They would also announce to the public that they are
Agents for l
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Sheriffs Sale.

q. ". HUFFMAN, sherlG.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
For the Telegraph.
Sunday Reading.

Those scriptures which appear 70 con
tradict our views, are TO u the most i'm
portant passages Of scripture They should
particularly engage our atteption, because
they prove that our views are not yet
entirely the views of the sacred writers;
if they were. every expression usei by
them would be adopted with equal read-
ness by u.s."
"The world h1- its notions of charity,
but | fear that they are sadly below the
apostolic standard There il too much
excitement, too much pleasure mixed up
with public charity. Its feats, its balls,
its bazaars seem hardly to shut out the
warning-'seeketh not her own" Thus
did not the saints Of old. Their schemes
of charity were devised upon tEeir knees,
and carried out in silent self>denIal. -
Love is noiseless as an angels wing;
charity is too heavenly a science, too d.
vine an art, to dress in the garb Of nan's $
wisdom, and strive as he strives. 1t is a
doctrine of perfection which embraces all
christian knowledge and practice. 1t has
its priaci pies, its rules, its examples,
its application-"Love is the fulfilling
Of the law"
"The SUN of the commandments is in
our duty to God and 10 our neigtbor.
Ii you desire to know how much train
Ing, how much wisdom, how much prayer,
how much grace you require before you
can be loving, resolve for one week or one
day to practice il, and not violate the
gospel Take one instance: Try to do
slime spiritual act of mercy to friend or
relation. How much patience, how much
humility, how much wisdom, how much
faith, how much hope, you will find in
volved 10 bringing il to pass! You will
see At once that you must 20 10 school
constantly. 70 acquire or improve in this
best wisdom, the skill Of an affecfionate
spirit"
''l1pw important a grace is this--char-
iiy. Faith, hope, charity, these three;
but the greatest of these is charity -
Greater than faith-that grace which is
50 highly extolled, and without which
none need expect safety. Greater than
hope, the hope Of the christian, the hope
Of eternai salvation.
Faith will disappear in sight, the
actual sight Of Him who is the OBJ
ject Of faith; Hope will be dissolved in an
actual enjoyment and realization of our
happy heavenly homes; but charity will
continue ard increase, doubly spiritullized
By contact with heavenly lo:e."
Ii is fact that some of the hardest
christian warriors, who have fought under
Christ's banner, were once HIS most pow
rr.ul aud bitteles enemies. Witness, St.
Paul, also John Newton ard John Bum
yam"
"He that docs not know those things,
which are of use and necessity for him
to know, is but an ignorant man, what
ever else he may be besides"
TILLoTsos.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
Notice is Hereby Given.

THAT at sale of land for the non-n,vmept
l. of taxes due thereon, held at the court
house door in the town of Washington. in the
county OF Hampstead, ard State of Arkansas
pursuant to lawful notice given by the As
SCISSOR AMI Collector of Taxes of said county.
and In conformity with the laws OF the State
of Arkansas on the second Monday in March
A. d. 1856. (t being the tenth day of sai,r
month the following described tracts or parcels
of land were struck off to the undersigned. to
wit: The north east quarter of section three
~ the west haf of the south west quarter of
section two, (2) and the east half of the south
east quarter of section three, (3) all in town
ship eleven, (ll) south Of range twenty-five
(22) west. containing three hundred and twenty
acres. situated in said county of Hempstead
and listed and assessed for taxation in the
name of |. L. Moore; which said lands we're
purchased by the undersigned for the aggregate
amount of the taxes, penalty, costs and charges
due thereon for the year A. ID. 1855, amount
ing to the sum of seven dollars and eighty
eight cents, and are now held by the under
signed by deed of conveyance, bearing date
the 18th day of February, A. ID. 1862, duly
executed by the assessor and collector of taxes
of Hempstead county, by authority vested in
him by the laws of Arkansas.
Now therefore notice is hereby riveu TO all
persons who may be concerned or who can set
up any right, title or claim to the above de-
scribed tracts or parcels of land so purchased
as aforesaid, in consequence of any informality,
irreguality or illegality connected with such
sale, or for any cause or defect Whatever
That in conformity with the act OF the Legis-
lature of the State of Arkansas in relation to
TAX Titles" approved Sd November. 1886,
the undersigned will apply to the Circuit Court
of Hemps tead county at court to be holden
at the cOur t-b ouse in the town of Washington,
in said county, on the third Monday of May
1862, for the confirmation of title in and to
said tracts or parcels of land, so purchased as
and all persons are hereby notified
to appear at said time and place and show
cause, if any they can, why the title to said
lands should not be confirmed according to
law.
d. & V. BLOCK.
Feb. 10. 1862 SO
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
sG- The New York Herald of the 27tl

ult., has the following editorial article:
"The government is sti'i receiving
small Supplies of cotton from Port Royal:
but in very short time we will be in
possession of million and a half to two
millions of bales. Savannah and Charles
ton will soon be in our possession, aud at
least half a million of bales is stored
there. The Burnside expedition may be
relied upon for another half million. At
Memphis all the cotton grown along the
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers, in north
Alabama and part of Arkansas, is cen.
tered, and will be captured with the city.
The Southern cotton will reach New York
very quickly, and the Western cotton
will be transported here by the railroads.
We expect, then, to give Europe the usu-
al supply of cotton this year, and at the
usual time. We think, also, that
the price, now risen to an average Of "a
cents, will then fall to the usual amount. :"
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26

which would crust, from off the face of
earth the last foe who has presumed to
cnslave the sous Of frcedoE.
Soldiers, friends, brothers--;hsar this,
perhaps the last appeal which shall ever
greet you from your sisters Gps-=Jou
who have turned your pruning hooks into
swords that -'God armeth the
patriot" Let 'onward" be your watch
word, and ''the South aud her rights"
your war cry, 'tlll the sunny breezes kiss
the banner on whose floating folds are
welded Peace and Independence.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
TFor the Telegraph

rOT Tie ltleEIdph-
Orr HERO HAS FALLEx.-Hark what wall
ing sigh is that which breaks upon the morn
ing breeze. 1t is the outpouring of an nations
anguished heart; it has pierced with sharp
arrow every Southern patriots heart; il has
bianchcd tie maiden's cheek, and wrung tears
bitter tears, from every matron's eye
Alas, alas the brave and dauntiess McCul-
locb Il no more The heart beats with a
cooyulsed sob-the hand trembles. and the
eve grows dim with tears, when we record the
sad. sad words which proclaim that he lives
only in the memory Of the daring deeds he
has performed. The page of history is already
radient with his lofty hereism, bright example
for every patriot Southerner. Sons of the
South lean not despondingly on your arms.
but let the memory ~ his heroic deeds nerve
YOU anew for the great conflict which is before
Us. Never while there beats Southern heart
car il Ia forgotten how, like the Ion from his
jungle, he sprang to the defense Of
our border; and now he sleeps his last earthly
sleep upon our soil but his dauntless spirit
still keeps holy vigils over our cause. Then
nerve your hearts to maintain what he has
achieved for US. Yet come with me and weep.
'Tis fitting grave DER which we weep-the
grave where our slain hero sleeps.
MARY s. McDoSALD-
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
MFRS. a. NJ. asl. a<si.
RESIDENT ARTIoT.

Washington, ---------- Arkansas
Is prepared to furnish Portraits in Oil, from
life ambrotypes, life size) in the best style
of the Art. and warrented in faithfulness of
representation also, Parlor Pictures in Oil or
Monochomatic, at low prices. Portraits of de-
ceased soldiers taken NJ S25 each. Terms cash.
n. B.-Thase wishing work in her line are
invited to call ht the residence of Rev. Il. Il.
Black, and examine specimens.
Jan. 22, 1862, 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
NOTICE..

n LII those for whom advanced gold and
"A silver in 1860, '61 and 'G2 are Informed
that they can now pay it back in cotton, wheat
and war bonds at the market price delivered to
us in this place; and that the books of Will
llams u Logan must be closed positively in
short time Also that all gools remaining in
store are at the risk of owners. and must be
taken away or they will be sold for charges.
W. t. II. WILLIAMS Il Co.
Camden. March 12 1852 lost
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-26
NOTICE.

TIME Chairman of the 'Volunteer Aid Com
Il mittees' of each Township of Hampstead
county are requested to meet at the Courthouse
on the first Monday in April. Each Committee
is hereby requested to ascertain as nearly as
practicable and send up by their Chairman the
number of destitute families in their Township,
in order thar prompt relief may be afforded,
and systematic plan adopted for the future.
A. B. WILLIAMS, Judge G. G.
and Chm. Central Committee.
March 10, 1862. 1O-2