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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
CinSinnG!i Market.

0RcnRlTI Dec. 26.
In our general market there was very little drn this
morning. Owing to she entire suspension Of business
yesterday, and the inability to Iesume active operations
FL0Ua-olosei very dull and heavy on Wednesday
evening, and nomnally at o decline. supei 6ne would
bo sold with difficulty at thing over ~ &c. yet we
IS l0Sa5 is, and family at IS 20a5 4J.
WHEAT-Il small request, and the market Is dull at
9Sc9S for prime red 81 C51l OF for Ohio or Indians
While; and 81 lO9l Is for prime to caoes KENTUCKY
white,
CoRN-Tn good demand from the distiilers and Gov.
eminent contractors and The receipts being only mod
crate, the market ruled very Grm ut i549o IL ear OF
shelled In bulk and 56a,57c including sacks.
0ATs--1n good request, Ut full prices. New and old
in bak tod at s2S55c, and o3aeic including sacks.
hYE-Qaiet but steady at g0c In bulk on ARRIVAL and
Gle 10 sqcks (sacks being furrished).
BhbLEY-Unchanged, and but little done, the otfer'
ngs OF prime being Gmall,
OHEEsE-In better supply, but the market is frm a
iVHaSlic for western Ae'erVe, and llh@l9o for En
glish Dairy.
BUrIER-A fair dsmsnd for prime fresh roll at Isa
sOc' while the common grades are dull at 6Sl4o fol
common to coed.
HAY-stoady at sl49Sl5 per ton for primo tImo .hy
in loose and tight pressed bales ON arrival.
GLOVER sBED-Held generally at IS e096 90, bu
the inquiry 10 only moderate.
PUTAT0E5-In good demand at 60l95o for primC
NeBhRLnOcks on arrival.
bUGAR-Quoted at l0H@ioc for raw.
C0FFE s-30932c.
MoLassEs- 5O455c for New Orleans.
WHIsKI-steady, with sales Of 900 bbls at Csc.
MESS PORK-Quoted at Sll for q st class country
| and 8ll SO for city packed,
RAC0N-Rothing doing.
GREEN MEArs-Quet, the unfa7orsbie weather pro
bibitiog ope 'ations
LAkD-steady and in fair demand at exc for city rem
deEed in tiercel and 91Sc Tor keg.
G5-Unchanged and nominal. There are som
offerings for the frst good wea her but drovsrs or
firm asking % TO "a 80 for light and heavy average
Packers willing TO pay over 81 85 to a. rs 70
the best hogs. he receipts are lireral footing Vi
to day over 0OO The stock in the pens Is estimated
ct o7sr 10000 head. We Leard Of saes since last
Tim
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
A Hlil to Raise 1900, 100000.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Tho Secretary Of the
Treasury, In compliance with the request OF the
committee of Ways and Means. has sent them
O bill embodying his views. The first sections
of the bill give authority to ralse $500, 900 QUO
for the service of the current year, and $780,
600 900 for the service of the next fiscal year,
and to raise these sums In any of the modes
heretofore sanctioned by this Congress, as the
public exigeneies require. The bill includes
the issue Of per cent. bonds, 73O bonds, 2
per cent. bonds, or bonds bearing less rates OF
interest, and also the issue of small notes bear.
Ing 3.65 per cent. interest, and legal tender
notes bearing no interest.
The Secretary expresses strong desire to
have the limits as to the modes OF the pvovls'
ions, snd the amounts to be provided In each
mode defined ae precisely as poeaible BY Con
gress.
The remaioing sections of the bill authorize
the formation Of banking associations to ISSUE
notes furDlshed by the United States alike In
form and secured alike by United States bonds
but payable on demand primarily by the issu
inn assooiations. The bill In lie main featureI
is che same as that introduced by Representa-
tive Hooper during the last session.
The Secretary expresses his profound sens
of the Importance of this measure, to the ne
eotiation of loans, to the collection Of interna
revenue, and the security Of the people agains
the evils of an enormous and irredeemable pa
per money circulation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
Notice.

Daniel auitner 81 -
W. pukeHSt OVu!t Af1nkLh y
Levi LaaRhsm and other County, Ohio.
PETITION.
GAID LEVI LAUQHAM, OF PITTS
- burgh, in the State Of Pennsylvania viii take no.
tce that Daniel auitner, Of the said county and State
did, on the 18th day Of August A. D. Iet2 hle his pet
ton In said SugeIior court OF Franklin county Ohio
against the said Levi Laugham, George PeRR and
Broderck, deendans the object and prayer OF ssid pe
ton was to obtain order from said court for the
sale 0f the following described real estate, 10 wit;
Begin ming at the northeast corner Of land decided BY
". W. Davis to James Laugbam, and In the middle Of
tbs plank road leading from Weservile to Colnmbns
thence south lex deg. along the middle OF esid
road so feet; thence south 60k deg west I22 feet
thence north h deg west 3g feet 10 the east line oi
the lot decided by James Lsugham to B. B. bowman
theLoe north ~ deg east along the east ne Of SAID LOT
81 feet to the north side Of James Laughams Land;
thence south e5k degrees east along the north line Of
said land 40 feet to the place Of beginning,
3-l6O scres, be the or less, except gate
way along the north line Of SAID lot 70 the graveyard
all situate in said franklin county, 0hio which said
said Lsvi Laugham the 9th Day OK July, A. D. 1851
70 the said Daniel Gupsr for ol4 5 payable on tbs
9Th day Of Jsnuay, A. D. 1862 with interest from date
The said petition prays that said Lsugham may Day taid
note Of elH.56 and the interest thereon or mat the
premises be sold to pay the And the said Levi
Laugham notified that he 10 required TO appear and
answer said petition on or before the nrst Monday In
January, A. D. 1858. .~I a
HORACE WILSON,
atty for PHI.
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FROM WASHINGTON .

WASHINGTON, December 25 Mo movement
by either army, and no indications Of renewal
OF hos!llitles.
The President has stopped the assessment
on disloyallsts In Missouri, ordered by Scho.
field, In view OF the recent manifestation of
willingness of the people to adop. the emanci,
patton policy.
The rebels have been driven from Charles.
town, Va. We loss two killed
Lieut.. Chas H. Adams, Let Illinois light az
tillery, discharged last week, was restored yes.
terday by order of tha PfAadant.
Gen. Foster arrived here Wednesday from
North CaIolins, and had an interview with the
President, Secretary Of War and Gen. Halleok,
from whom he received assurances that gil re.
intoscements needed would be sent to bis de.
partment Immediately.
WARRINGTON, Dec. &c Gen. Porter present.
ed, through his counsel, written protest egeinst
the reception CT certain evidence on The part oi
Govesnment which he had deemed inadmissible
Hon. VIM. Whitney, Of Boston, has been re-
taiaed by Governments as solicitor 10 specl o
counsel of the War Department
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27

Hsw York MArkst.

| Nav YORK. December 20
lLoUR-A shade frmer. with q moderate buslnes
doing; sales at S5 65g5 gu for superue state; 80 O5g
25 for inferior to choice extra salej % 7O@o ~ FOL
snpeIfus western; % 10DG 80 for common to medium
brands extra round hoop 0bio tbs market closing hr
WAISKY-Without any decided changsi sales at 3oK
SOC.
WHLAT-Quiet, and o shade armeF Transactons
are materially restricted by tho rmnesS OF holders.
Sales at l ~ for winter red wesern u a5gl 40
for amber Michigan. N4 $1,000
O0RN-lc better, with good demand AZ IoB!9; for
ahpplog mixed 65G74c for damaeed end heated
9le for western yellow, and 800 for old white.
oATs-A shade nrmer and more active, with Sales at
6SkC@7lc for common to prime
C0RFEE-Dull.
sUGAR-Quiet but frm, with sales OF 202 hhds at Ok
@lOc for New Oriesps, aud 0kc for Muscovado
N0LA3aE5-ln fair demand, with sales OF 5UO Dds at
25935o.
PORR-Marke. qule. and prices without much change.
government contract for 1000 hbs strictly mess, In
iron chime hoopg, was taken at Sl3 80
CUr ME tTs--sseady Rt Sk@5%c for ShoulderS, and
sIOKED MEATs-ouist A government contrs CT
for So 900 b oked shoulders was awarded OF o'59@
6.40c, and iUU COO D rev shoulders at 1898.
H0GS-Dresbed, a shadS easier, with sales a. 24Soo
for western.
BACON sIDEs-steady, with sales Of 400 boxes west
ern short Tbred, February and Maroh, and 5O0 boxee
long cut hamI for future delivery, at 7Mc. govern.
meat contract for 100 600 bacon was awarded at 74S
@759c.
LARD-steady and unchanged; sales at 9X1l0o.
RUTTER-seillngst l5S2Oc for 0hio, and - 2925c for
stGte;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
New York ssook MARKET.

NEW York. Dec. 90
The HtOcS market closed dull and lower. Rock Island
6lx; Norwich and Worcester 70; Milwaukee and
Prairie du ohein 2ud preferred 3Jk; Cleveland and
Toledo 7lx; Illinois Central scrip 7ex Michigan South
guaranteed e3x; American Gold 1917 l32; Pacihe
Mail 1867 New York Central l0,S; Hudson 7sk; Harlem
Harlem preferred SOY; Michigan Central o9 Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago LIST bonds l0o; U. 3.
SKIES 1881 coupons lOiXi California sevens sS Brook
lyn water loan lOO% Indiana and achgan 90; Illinois
Central bonds ll9 Terra Haute and Wabash 2d bonds
elHi Ers 9Th bonds lOl; Del L. 4 W. lg7; Gaena and
Chicago s2x; Cleveland and Pttsburg 4s; Erie cox;
do preferred 9l; Cleveland q Toledo 72x; Treasury
Notes q 3lO) l03X; Little Miami lO64; Michigan
Southern 40% Michigan Southern second 92a: Erie Cd
bonds 100; fittSarg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Cd bonds
o. do ls 1915 Chicago North Western lst Sk ,do %
S4i do assorted bonds a. Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati ls4 Panama l57 Missouri SKIES 59x; Ten.
ne5see skies 54i Racine and Milwaukee l2xi United
sates es 81 coupons 1903; Registered 98X; o. 3. 5s
IA coupons 90; Registered !eK; Demand Notes l2eI
Virginia sixea co; Tennessee sax; Hannibal and
St. Joseph bonds 634 United States one year certih
Gates "a; coupons lO4H; demand notes 1855 Resdng
IS; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy SIX; U.s. year
certificate 96k North Carolina 6's 70i Ohio 6s Of 81
l IA; California Ts l4A.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
Legal Notice.

TOSEPH JOHNSON AND RMS WIFE
e) Elizabeth Ann Johnson OF the county Of eauk, and
STATE Of wisconsin and James Albert Finks and Thomas
Milton Fnks Of the State Of Kentucky, are hereby mo-
taed that on the 4th day Of December, A. d, 1862.
isaac Huddle and his wife Winnafert Huddle, Of the
county OF franklin and Htate OF Ohio, aled In the Su
perior COURT within and for the county last Aforesaid.
petition against the said Joseph johnson, ElEabeth
johnson and Others the object and prayer Of which
pettion 10 to obtain order from said court for the
sssignment and the assignment Of dover TO the said
Winnafert Huddle, a. widow Of Milton fipks late Of
said franklin county, deceased In and to the follow
pg premises, to wit; the farm upon which the said
Milton Einks resided at the date Of his decease, situate
in Madison township In said county Of Fantn, and in
section g. township TO- range n, oontanpy about 3tf
acres excepting tract sold and conveyed BY Frederick
swsher as administrator Of ssd Milton finks to Johr
Brinker BY deed dated August 2oh 1857 containing
hundred and six acres and excepting part conveyed by
ssid swisher, such administrator, to John Linkin
by deed dated Nay 30h, 1850, containing 4x acres ont
OF said fAn containing about 3la acres a. Aforesaid,
and the said Joseph johnson and Elizabeth Ann
are further notified that unless they appear and pieao
antwsr, or demur TO the said petition within Shy Gay
Ar the next term Of said oourt the said Isaac huoo
and Wnnaert Huddle will thereafter 90 soon as counsel
can be heard IN aaid cours apply to SAID 'osls g .sss
hematte Of the iald petition as e0nissssd ana 70 decree
accordingly. z,ss.c urn,wr
! WlNNARERT HUBBLE.
I)ac Is. lS6Q-W6W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
The wool Market,

NEW YoRK, Dec. "A.
The Inquiry for Domestic continues limited, but the
stock on the market Is light and holders are Arm Sales
Of 75 600 atGQ a6an for Ane; medium and ubWashed
manly al B5@b7hc. The PHILADELPHIA nsrket Is quiet
but 596c y b higher than ours New York) bu: the
Classification Of that market 10 aiways mach better
Pulled wools are IN light stock and firm; sales Of
0OOO b No. super extra city &c. at SIS 966c, For
egn wOos have been In improved requeHt, especially
fine unwashed Cape and eXloan aud low carpet descrp
tons. The stock OF American carpets 10 the markets is
were changed long ne since on to army goods. The
supply Of woOlens In the markets generally very SMALL
and all tfsdng command prices that afford the m anu.
been farnshng generally are made Of Inferior ma!er sl
and badly hni,hed The sales are 40 bales unWashed
Cape at &c., IS 600 Mexican unwahed at 2O922o for
inferior, AID 35@45c for mtdium and que quality; 300
bales Donskoi, 3716c so do East India, Csc; 100 do
cOrdova, 37c; 10 600 b Nos, 40o; 400 bales Cape $50
bales Black and White DonskO and 600 Esut IEda,
on private terms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
Fight ON tho BlackWator.

FoRTRrss MONROE, Dec. 25.-Lieusenant.
Colonel Steitzell, of the llth Pennsylvania
cavalry, Colonel spears's dashng regiment,
had warm engagement with the enemy al
Joiners Bridge, on the Blackwater, yesterday,
four miles above franklin. He drove the
enemy's pickets on this side of the river, oap-
turing four of them. Colonel Sseitzell's ad.
vance, with thelr carbines, under the gal.
liant Lieutenant John 8. Ropes, first en-
gsged the enemy at very short range.
Finally, discovering them In superior mum.
becs above and below US on the river,
with our very small force Of four small
aquadrons In peril OF being Aanked, Steitzsll
concluded to retire, which he did In safety.
The following is from the Newbesn Progress
Of Dec. ls: The Free Labor Association oi
Craven county is rapidly gaining strength. E
W. Carpenter, of this city, 10 President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
U. 8, Mississippi Squadron.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, November 20, 1862.
WANTED IN THE NAVAL SQUAD
w RON 90 the Mississippi River, 6eamen Ordinary
Seamen ard LsndSmen to ship for the war. All per.
who will present themsel es at any Naval Rendeg
vous In the West or at Cairo having passed surgeons
examination to prove that he has chronic disease
disability Of any kind will have his expenses paid and
will be Tecsived into The Navy. No peuon need apply
who is not ableboded and free from Of every
kind.
Great inducements are offered now to enter the Navy.
In the at place. the country wants the services Of
ry patriotic young man, and It will be strange II the
Weat, after raising so many soldiers can not man Its
Navy
there is every chance Of promotion to the higher
gradea the pay good and subsistence better than that
Of the Army. The men have good homes, kind treat.
ment good hospitals when sick, and will be we'll cared
for In every way Persons wishing to enter will be
oeved at Erie, Louisville 1T. Louis Chicago, Cairo,
Cincinnati and Jacksonville, where rendezvous are
open OF all times. ALL persons will bs required to be
examined by Surgeon az the r. ceiypg Ship and those
having any disability or disea,e need not come.
Persons entering will List as Seamen Ordinary SsA'
or Landsmen, and be promoted to the higher rates
as they may be found qualified Those who merit By
good conduct gsllantry in bsttle close attention te
their duties will be aendsd to the higher grade
Of officers,
Tha foiIouino Ia the rata of uavl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
THr FounrH oHlo--I. is stated that Of thi

THE FOURTH OHIO o--It Is stated that Of this
regiment ninety-four went into the battle OF
Fredericksburg, end dfty we're killed and wound
ed. Among them General Kimball, Lieuten-
ant. Colonel Goldman, and Captain Wallace, OF
Canton, Lieutenant Brighton and Daniel Hum
mer, Of Wooster, we're killed, and Thomas
Warner and Arch. Dice, Of the latter place
wounded. Late letters eeem to leaveit In doubt
whether Hummer was killed or taken prisoner
90 IL is said his body was not found.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
Gen. SiRel before the Mcdowell
Court.

GEN. SiRel before the Mcdowell
Court.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26--Gen. Slgel 10 hie
cross examination having desired to give come
explanations Of his previous testimony, Gen
Mcdowell objected, and the Court went into
secret session. Upon re-opening, the Court de-
oided that Sigel might make corrections Of
what he had already said, but that other ex-
plantations must be deferred until the close Of
che cross examination. He returned negative
answers to the following questions: Whether
he knew the strength of Rickests's division
which had been assigned in general order
which he, Sigel, admitted to have seen, to the
duty Of overtaking Longstreet ct or near Thor
oughfare Gap; whether he knew that the
Rhode Island cavalry had been sent up from
New Baltimore, on the west side of Boil Rur
ridge, to attack the enemy's flank while he
should be marching through Thoroughfare
Gap; whether he knew that besides Rlcketts's
divison, two brigades of cavalry, under Gen
erals Bayard and Boford, had been sent to aid
ln the movement. Being asked whether be
thought the eleven thousand or twelve thousand
men Of which this expedition under Ricketts,
consisted, we're sufficient to hold the enemy in
check, be replied il was, if the troopa had been
moved at the right time to the righs points.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 26.--The Halleck Guards
left this city this morning for Gray'e Summit,
Franklin county, ON special duty. IL 10 said
they are ordered to that place to prevent trouble
from negroes, apprehended Ia that vicinity.
There Is talk of threatened negro inaurrec-
tion In franklin county, but inquiries have
failed to elicit reliable foundation for such re-
uorts. There are but few negroes In the
counts--not enough to get up an insurection
nm anv conaiderable scale.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
Sheriff Sale,

s'nu'ii't ". :. "' franklin Common Pleas.
Valentine Bausenwein)
VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA.
ID to me directed. from the Court Of Common Pleai
OF Franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction at the Livery Stable Of @. W, shapley, OF
South Front street, on
Tuesday the 30th day Of December, A. D. 1862
at o'clock P. M, the following property to wit Tw'
Grey Horses, and one Dark Brown Horse.
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fees % so.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
TEE Xenia 70rchHgat says:

We have seen letter from Judge J. R.
swau, President of the Columbus and Xenia
Railroad, stating that he wss authorized by
the Board OF Directors to dcuate such sum
as he thought proper for the support OF tho
families of soldiers, In Greens county; that he
had set apart Eve hundred dollars for shis pur-
nose, and seking for the proper person with
whom to placs it for distribution. This 10 q
handsome act, The same course has been
taken in each Of the counties through which
the road passes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27

AT the store of Messrs. J, M. & V. Karner,
on the southeast corner of Broad and Front
streets, the finest oysters the market affords
may be procured by the can or half can. These
gentlemen also keep general assortment Of
the best articles in the grocery line, and are
doing quite an extensive business In buying
and slaughtering hogs, Citizens and country
people will 8nd It to their advantage to give
Messrs. Kprner their custom.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27

AT Naushton Hall, on next Monday evening,
the famous Arlington, Leon, & Donniker
Minstfels make their first appearance in this
city. They have drawn such houses elsewhere
that Naughton Hall will doubtless be filled to
i.s utmo's capacity. Call at seltser's music
store for tickets aud reserved soats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27
Master Commissioners Sale,

Bar'lit = Smith superior oour. of Franklin oosnty,
John Geary e. ais Ohio IN
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court TO me directed will offer for sale at
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House, In the
City Of Columbus, on ,...... ..,..-., isllia 1s
Saturday, the Sd day Of January, A. D. 1868,
at one O'clock p. m, the following described real Co.
tate, situate In the county Of Rranklin, and STATE OF
Ohio, 10 witt ~. ..'....ar
Part Of In-Lot No. SO7 In the city Of oolnnbas, com
mencing OF the southeast corner OF said lst thence north
alony the lice Of said lot 0 feet nches hancs
went on line parallel with the south line OF said lot
81 feet inches; hence south along line parallel with
the line OF said lot; thence east along the south
line Of said lot TO the place Of begnning being the
southeast quarter Of said lot except two feet In
across the north end OF said quarter.
Appraised ct el50O00
q. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees e5 25,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27

10. 0. Fat regular meeting Of Capitol
lodge, No. S34, at their hall, last evening, the
following officers were elected for The ensuing
ak months: James MODerment, N. g.; Geo
W. Huffman, V. g.; John W. Lilley, Secretary
Joseph Dowdall, Permanent, Secretary; L. G
Thrall, Treasurer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-27

BUILDING, 8. W. COR. MAN AND TnaD sTs.,{
OINomNATI, o., December 10, 1902.
DROPOsALs ARE INVITED Fob
tlon for the Army to meet daily regulations upon thi
Proposals should state the articles which II Is pro
TO- psroa q WHICH ss delivery
be commenced the total quantity onered and the pc'
for each article.
ALI articles delivered BY contractors are required BY
law 10 be iegibly marked with the contractors name.
The following list embraces the principle supplies
needed:
stretcher Chains, wagOn:tonsaes.
Bearing " Coupling poles,
Breast " wsgon.bows,
Fifth " Bohters,
Halter " Tarpots,
Trace " Jack-screWs,
Stay q" Jockey-stcks,
Hor e.brushes, Harness Leather
Curry combs, Bride Leather,
Wagon .whips, Haiters,
Riding Saddles and Brides,
Anvils,
Bellows,
IcrgeS POrtable),
Blacksmlths' shoeing Tools,
Sets Carpenters Tools for Army use
Manila Rope,
Mule.shoes,
Horso'shoes,
Mule a1d Horse.shoeinK Nails.
Securities will be required for the fu lflment Of every
ontIaet
Proposals will be received from day to day, and will
be opened and contracts will be awarded the bids are
favorable aud the articles are needed
Samples Of the articles proposed to be furnished
should accompany the proposals, be left at the United
States Warehouse, No. 50 East Second street. The
proposals must state the length Of time they hold and
should have marked the envcop the articles up on
which the bids are made. ~
By order Of
Coz. THoMAs EwoRps, A. Q. N. Gen.
y. W. HURT, Capt. and A. Q. III.
deciou.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

D,.,., ., g., S:;1., :; - :. " =, Common Pleas.
DY VIkTUE OF AN OH DER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court House, in the city Of Columbus,
Ohio on -
Saturday, the 29ih day Of January, A. D.
1863,
ct oclookp p. m, the following described real estate
situate In the county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio, to
wit;
A part Of In.lot No. $50 In the city of Columbus be-
ginning alta point the south line Of Gay street and
the north line Of said lot 90 feet inches west from the
northeast corner Of said lott running thence west on
the said north line Of said lot 90 feet and nches
thence south 90 feet and inches to the south line OF said
lot: thence east with said line 90 feet and incbes
thence north 50 feet and inches to the place Of begin
ming; being the west half Of said In lot No. 6S9 81
feet and inches heretofore conveyed to the TrusteeE
Of the First oolored Baptist Church Of Columbus BY
Samuel Pike, BY deed dated Feby 3D. lS4, being the
same lands ordered to be conveyed aforesaid Jame8
CLARK and Sarah N. Bailey, heirs Of Samuel CLARK
decd.
Appraised at $4,000.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner
Printers fees $500 d..
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