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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30
INSURANCE.
STATEMENT

NO. AtNdtef huldh8,
STATEMENT
Of the condition Of she North Americl1 Fire In.
her, lse2 made to the auditor of Oh o. purtnsnt to
the STATUTE Of that state entitled 'An set resu
late Insurance OoRpaniss nos incorporated BY the
St,te.of Ohio" passed APril 3. 1855 =
= NAME AND LCJArIpE. t
The name CT tho COmpaEy is The North AmeEicHEs
Eire Insurance Compehy, and y located a. No
Wall street, In the city Of AeW York.
1, OAPIrAL. -5
The amount Of its Capital stO coo %
II. ASSETS
1. Cash Of the Company on hand and 10
banE tibs 80 ~
2. Cash IN lne habds Oi and dus IRON =
.....'s-y'. : e2f 81
3. Real Estats unincum bersd.-.........Oone
4 Tho BONDS and stocks oNned " the
Company as per YOccher8 accUm pAhy
ins-howBscured, and IL rate Of In
teTest tber, on, to wit;
list Tennessee per cent. bonds
ID. SSs' New YORK City per cent. s
bonds. msrket gaiue.,..,---,..... l2,lC0
"a. New YORK City Poiuntssr ~
Loan, m arket value .........-....s 5,0e
4sh. U. D s l0per cent. Treas-
urg Notes.. -.'.......-.-''.'a lsiolO q
$500
Total bends and stocks. .........--... 43, 900 %
5. Debts dee the Company, secured ~
mortgage, or fnoumberrd ksal kBtatey
az PER vouchers accompanying .....---.. 1Osog8 II
s. Debts otherwise secured as psr Youeh'
Par Market Am'nt r
Value Value. Loantd q --s-
10 Shsras Belief
insurance %.
Total amount loaned On above. / 600 90
Z Debts for Premiums 5s.4 q
s. All other securities intertss H0cruso,
&C OsHto ~
Total asse9s of the Company sZ76,5ll "a
III. Ii sBILlTIES.
tt amount Of Liabilities, due or not doe, to
Ranks and other Mons.
Losses s6ju tied and dus do
Losses adIu tea and not 90
Losses unAll n1ksu 10
LOSES in susbenss willing ltr further proof do
All other claims againBt the pany ...-.-... DO
Total Liabilities. .Eono.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30
CLEVELAND
SKATING PARK.

ELEVELAND
SKATING PARK.
This Park, which will be Opensd to visitors on
hOhDA1 ,nqary 6th, 1859, has a. area Of about
foot OF Ohio street. The main spDr0ach thereto
will be via Seneca street and ths Seneca street aId
junction Of Central Way and Stones LsYes,
BULEs AND REGULATIONS.
l. The control Of the Park will be in the hands OF
the PrOprietors and Superintendent, and twelve
gentlemen Of the city, mostly heads of families and
holders Of family Tickets who viii eniores obe,ii-
enoe % regulations and preserve strict Oreer and
q Game Of all kinds will be prohibited. except
when roper provisions are made tor them. No
,le g9s ropes or poles VIII 6e allowed On the ics,
3. Any Peron Who Wllfuliy creates distuFbanes
in the Park. or In any way conducts himself IN .
forthwith, tha Proprietor rsseTving the right 70
to all such persons their subscriDti6n mOBsy,
T. Cautions and dif ecti0ns from the Superintend-
ent and Park keeDsrS should in all cases be immo-
5. TioksiSf net trans lsrabIs. All pOrEons viii be
required to show their tickets IN order to gain sd-
Il thoY will be cancaled.
1 g. Price Of tickets viii be a. fcIIoWs: Family
Tickets viii be issued to gentle at SO each Tor
/ check 70 each individual member of the subBcri-
mitted Mi a. 81 TINES Ehsn the PARK is open. esStis
/ men holding family Tickets viii al4O have the
privilege OF introducing 70 the Farks Tree Of cnsl
any person, nonresident Of the cts it being e.
pecially understood, that any introducing 3
visitor will Be responsible for his Or her deportmsnt
/ in the Park.
/ 7 Seassn tickets VIII be as ioIloEs:
Tickets admitting Seniieman ahd LadT-.-.--.S3 ee
Gentleman.s.....--..-...-.--.. ..-.--..-... %
| - lLauy. --.--.---....-.----.---.-.--... 2 %
a . :, Boys aGdsT z year Or s,gS-- z g
| Girls - --- ] "
Single admission for Skaters .....-.,..,,..... q
/ Spectators Will be admitteed but not anoWed %
| akate-l0 cents.
/ 5. Gentl men holding Season Tickets viii be al.
lOEtd TO introduce nOn-resident8 OF the city upOa
paying o cents for esch admission Of the person
l Introduced; the party making the introduction
being rsaPonSible Tor the dsportnsnt Of the party
/ introduced.
/ 9. No Ekat ng on Sunday.
When the ice is ia goOd condition Tag win be
raised at the skating TART.
All tickets ars sold subject 70 the soOEe regula-
tons snd such ether Tue- as the Propristor may
ffom time TO tins, see Mt to adOst.
Tickets can be procured OF D. Horton, supsrin
tsndent, ct the Office o. the Park, tTom O'Clock II
the morning till y IN thu evening
s. 8. STONE, Propristor.
| D. HORIQE, Superintendent
| Cleveland, Jan. 4. ieei:s75
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DRY GOODS.

JAMS =. ]. BALDWIN 4 GO.
NREAT REDUCTION OF PRi-
NJ OEs IN DEY GOODS.-On and alter Tuesday,
January 2sth, We shall mark down and sell oar en-
tir, stock Of Winter Dress Goods, Nerinos, with
other goods at about one half the former prices.
Also, greas bargains % red IN the way % Hou9aT
keeping GoOds-fabie Damaak. Linen Ac9el9 q
VarieIy Of styles, Napkins, fruit Doylie8, O9atsr
panes in cOlors, and plain white, az uousua4U ioT
prices. Particular attention - cflisd 2 our re-
regsrdless Of cost Al-O, few siAh - 70 oe ssld
at Wholesale prizes. Our rema ning stock q Fanny
silts will Be ,Iosed ont below cost EteTYthtng u
the way OF Collars, undfrslssyesi Cambrio and
Swiss Setts, SC, viii be offered e. war pIice1
We do not indul79 IN b 'aating, but esrregtiy 80
lcit the Dffvifqs of dsnonstra log tbs ab1Ye fcts
as we are dssir0us Of reducing GU rlent stock Be-
fore invoicing Gall early as the DTy Goods a1d
= ''' TAYLOR. eRIsWOLD 3 Co, I
JAMS l73 Superior stFast
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OORN-MaTket dull and inactive at slg35c on
track. -aH
OAT5-stsady at &c.
HIGHWINRs-salsOft Of 20 bblI ct i7J4e.
SEEDS Small sales Of Clover a. 70. Timothy
Is In very tsht supply, and a buyer reports pur-
chase ct S2OO.
FRUITS-Drisd apples ere rather hrmer, with
saIs Of 10 COO lbs at sfo packages e1trs and COO
lbs 81 90, pAckag. iucludsd.
DRESSED HOGs-steady with an active de-
mand. Sales Of about 600 hsad at Ss25.
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Beard Of ~ ado.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE mARKEF.

RLOUR-Iho market yo8terday was quiet and
unchanged, With no sales Of eonssqusnoe.
WHEAT-MarIst steady and firm. RsosiDts
light Sales Of cars sud 800 bush red from store
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-30
NOTICE,

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTING
ooLuhBrs, 0HIo, June 25, 1862.
Q EALED PROPOSALS WILL HE n r.
- oEIVED at the office Of the Secretary Of State Of
the State Of Ohio, until
LooIo4 H. r. TJ..I
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Southern Nawa.

WARRINGTON, July 29-The Richmond En-
quirer contains the following:
Twenty-Five pieces of artillery, part of the
eighty pieces taken by the British from the
Russians at the battle Of Inkerman an presented
to the Confederacy by British merchants
brought over in the Nashville, have arrived at
Macon. They bear evidence of having seen
service, With come alterations they will here
after speak for themselves in manner highly
creditable. Some thirty-eighs pieces more are
expected at the same place.
We find the following in the editorial columns
OF the same paper:
The great necessity of maintaining our army
in its utmost efficiency ia manifest to every one.
Our enemy, baf1ed but not broken, and giant
power, is gathering his forces and ordering en-
ormous levies of fresh men, and he is preparing
to renew the onset with frantic energy This ID
no time for our soldiers to scatter Onthe con
trary, every man should be at his post, ready to
resist or strike.
The Charleston Mercury states that the
steamers Nashville and Kate, which recently
brought valuable cargoes OF arms and ammuni
tion into Southern port, have succeeded in
making their way out to sea in spite of the
blockading squadron at the point whore they
escaped.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-30
From MamnhIR.

MEMPHIS, July 26 Accommodation with the
North is very irregular at present, in conse.
quence of all steamboats, having been pressed
into service for the use of General Curtis'a
army. About two hundred and fifty citizens
left yesterday, some going North Orders have
been issued opening Memphis to trade with the
surrounding county under certain restrictions.
Persons will have free intercourse without pa-
pers or any hindrapre save right of examina.
inatioD, and even search, when the officer
judges proper. Generals Hurburt and Smiths
divisions are appointed for guard. Parties en-
deHvoring to leave or enter the city except by
roads specified IN the order, will be arrested and
imprisoned.
The commanding General has issued an order
prohibiting speculators from paying specie for
products of rebel States. When treasury notts
are refused, parties refusing them will be ar.
rested, and such of their crops as are not need.
ed for the subsistence OF their families, will be
sold by the Government Quartermaster. Spec.
ulatoIs paying specie in violation of this order
will be arrested and sent North, and property
go purchased will be seized fer the benefit Of
the Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-30

ST. Louis, July 29,-Informaton has been re
ceived here that large force of guerrillas have
entered Missouri from Arkansas, and are now
encamped near the State line, in Howell and
Texas counties. They are represented to be
commanded by Mcbride, and include gangs
headed by Coleman and Hawthorne.
Many refugees from these counties have
reached Springfield and Rola.
We are assured that our troops at Houston,
Texas!county, have been reinforced, and are suf-
tclently numerous to repress any demonstration
from McBride's forces.
Gentlemen just arrived from Monroe City
state that at least three hundred men Joined
Porter on Saturday from Monroe county.
Fifty persons left Hannibal on Friday night,
fearing rebel depredAtions. Most intense tx
citement prevails all over the country. Hanni-
bal is nearly deserted. Many of its citizens
have arrived in this city.
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alOn tho oucya heratofo,a exeroised by them,

sign the powers heretofore exercised by them
or to permit their exercise by me, continues:
A civil conflict Is impending over ue. an
without a soldier or dollar TO protect the lives
property aud liberties Of the people, or to en-
force the laws. Daily appeals are being made
to me as the Governor OF the State, to protect
our citizens from maraudng bands aud 10 the
peaceable enjoyment OF their property and rights
under the Constitution. lam without the means
and power to afford relief, and am left no al
tentative but to appeal to you, their represen-
tatives, In the hope that II will not be In vain.
Any attempt upon my part to organize force
for State purpose will certainly but preolpitate
the evil. and therefore not unwillingly con.
vene the General Assembly, that they may
themselves determine the extent Of the author
isy granted by them, and looking to the policy
adopted in the State, and the late action Of
Congress and tho President touching the ques-
tion of slavery, provide for the safety OF our
institutions and the peace and tranquility Of the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-30
DIR. VIM. B, HURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
THE BEST IN The WORLD.
IEsURINo
PINE TEETH & A SWEET BREATH
AND oURINu
TOOTHACHE & NEURALGIA.

nO you WISE TO BE RLESSRD
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TEEIhf Use DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S UNRIvALEI
Iooth foWDEk, warranted free from acid alkal oil
any INJURIOUS subitance. Price, 25 cents per box
III Beware OF the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders
which whten but destroy.
Doyou wish to be certain that your BRE ATH ia pure
sweet and agreeable TO husband or wife, lover or friends
Use DIR. HURD's CELEBRATED MOUTH WASH
Price, 81 cents per bottle.
This asTingent wash is also the best remedy In the
woTla Ior CAHkRR, BAD BREATH, BLEEDING GUNS soEr
MOUTH etc. 1t has cuved hundreds,
DO you, or your children sufIer from TOOTHACUEl
get DIR. HURD'S MAGIC TOOrUACBF DRopR
Price, is cents per bottle.
Are you afflicted with NEURALGIA? Get DR., W.
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Iney do MT adhere nor blister hut sonthe ar charm
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make 70 another. Price, 81. Sent by Express on re-
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For sale at all the best stores throughout the country
OAuTloN-As there are dealers who take advantage al
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ISOLATION, and Vice President Of the New YorS Git,
Dental Society.
Address
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iulv1d Id fu9 9yuvIs
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Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI. july Qf

.. .ea oINctHNATI. July %.
hLouh-A dull market; there is a large amou,i
OF the new crop Offering, and such meets with but
limited demands We quo superfne AT "a u06pS m.
81 1904 rs. '"1'' "i"nu' az
WHIsKf-The market is v, ry dull and prices IL law.
er. sses Of 600 brs at 25Q26Hc the latter Tae for
wagon. closing heavy.
PPR0yIsIoNs-rhere is no change in the market.
PORK-Neglected.
BACON-stli neR elected.
these rates. ''"-N '@' '''O"
HAns-sugar-cured scarce at for city; country
sgaAR-The Market is quite buoyant Raw at 1C
hEFlNED sUGAR-Hard refined at lsX9l4c, being
C0FFEE-At 999e3Kc.
M0JAsS $3.50. Dc
WHEAT-The receipts are increasing and the market
wa, uui anosneavy, and further decline of 90
por bushc was established and the demand AT The de-
clneis quite light We quote prime red at sO9s3,.
ana ohio white at S5@e6c, and Kentucky white
~ rd M mere Is, however very little of the latter offer.
anu the quotations for il are to great extent nom.
zeal The sales reported we're 5000 bushels prime red al
S3S, delivered; oOO bushels prime red and white AT s2
seSei SZo onsbeis prime Kentucky white at Csc; $40
at e0c. ~" ~"u "nNe
ookN-The receipts are very light and not equal to
ne demand which Is active and prices advapced to-day
per pushel closing buoyant at 36c; 5000 bushels
at 33c. 0' 'N'D0's '"'nSseu
oATs-The demand to day continues quite active and
me market is very firm at full prices We now quote
them at 4Oc in bulk; at the close hoders were asSnS
Acc. N''s "o''e'' "eie "Ains
RYE-A continued good demand and we hav, IN 70.
port further advance in prices the market closing Mt
400 for prime samples on arrival "
bAhLEf-Market unchanged aud nominal There is
none OF consequence Offering.
hAt-rhe demand Is fully mp to the supply and the
malket rules firm at $l39 per ton fer tiahpressed
ana SIG u for leose'pressed on arrival
ChEEsE-An improved demand and prices are a
W.R. ~ ~ '"A 'sie''su
BuTTER-PIime and choice qualities are scarce and
prices are lo per b higher We quote them at IOdIoc
the lower grades are Ia fair demand nj 7Mgc fo, a. y,
good, and 696Hc for grease. '"'' "
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!, w The &dfessaaa and Stats Josrmat. Ooia,ahn..
sne Herald and Raiadedier. Oievelnnd: the Gos-s2
and ConiHae,ciGk Qncinneti publish one weeh fstfs
and three tlmee weekly, previous 70 The ast a. 1ns
cok and send duplicate bills, recepted With copv n
Se RsReF containing the advertisement to he secfeary
June 27d1W&w3t. srq Sgaiiatt tf
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The Petersburg Express on Drafting
Rebel Account OF a SkirmIsh at
MuIVern1B Hill,

| The petersburg Express on Drafting
Rebel Account OF n Skirmish al
MaIvern's Hill.
WAsHINeroN, July 2s. The Petersburg Ex.
press of the 25lh says editorially, In speaking
of drafting in this section, "Whilst we are dis
posed to believe this Is pretty generally the true
aspect OF the matter at the North, our belief is
nevertheless not founded upon the etRtem ente
of the Yankee journals, and we caution the
people OF the South not to allow their minds and
measures to be influenced by such worthless au.
thority. Again, we should repudiate all this
tattle OF theirs about the Glow progress of re-
cruiting, and look upon it as only a ruse by
which they are seeking to throw the South off
her guard and thus cause her to relax prepara-
tiOns for increasing her forces and strengthen
ing her defenses, SO as to put herself In prop
er position to cope with largely augmented
Federal army"
The same paper has telegram dated Kuox-
vile, July 24tb, which says: Col. Morgan sends
by special courier tD headquarters OF Tennessee
a dispatch from Georgetown, Ky, stating that
he had taken eleven cities aud towns, with
very heavy amount of army stores, and that he
has force sufficient to hold oil the country out
side of Lexington and Frankfort, which places
are chiefly garrisoned by home guards. The
bridges between Lexington and Cincinnati have
all been destroyed.
The Enquirer says, at late hour Thursday
night, we were informed that a skirmsh took
place yesterday morning at Malvern Hill be.
tween o small portion of our forces and an ad-
vance guard of the enemy. We could not learn
Ihe particulars. Several soldiers wounded in
the skirmish arrived in the city last night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-30
New York stock Market.

TTnEoRAPHED FOR THE OHIO srArrsmAr.l
NRw YORK, July 80.
stocks are dull and lower. Chicago and Rook Island
63h; Norwich and Worcester 42K, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chem End preferred "a Cleveland and
Toledo Central scrip SIX Michigan South
ern guartneed 54h; American Gold l66Dl61; Pacific
Mail III; New York Central 921S; Hudson Az; Harlem
l4E Harlem preferred SIX; Michigan Central Co. Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 90; q. y.
sxeS 1881 coupons l09; California sevens S0; Brook
n water loan I0GA Indiana and Michigan go; Illinois
Oentral scrip 81; Terra Haute and Wabash cd bonds
69i Erie 9TH bonds COX; Del. L. q W IOI; Galena and
Chicago IL; Cleveland aud Pittsburg elh; Erie 33N;
do preferred 622S; Oleseand & Toledo or; Treasure
notes $40, lU2X@l03; Little Miami 1867 Michigan
southern 95H; Michigan southern second s3H; Erie Sd
6oDds W Pitttburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago 2d bonds
W do 2i SIX Chicago North Western Is 30 " do "a
70; do assorted bonds 53x; Cleveland Columbus and
cincinnati llehi Panama 1927 Missouri skies AZ; Ten.
nessee skies 5l Racine and Milwaukee II2X; United
states US 1881 coupons 99I: Registered OK; Chicago
Bu lngton Il Quincy 7sh; Milwauk and Prairie du
ohien 80; Delaware and Hudson 95 United States Treas
9Iy 3'lO 81 0eX Skies 1882 registered 9S3S; SKIES
IoSi coupons 9SS; Fiyes leH coupons SIX; American
gold 81 1917.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-30
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Hsw York MARKS,
lREroRTED ron the ONO SrATrsMAs !

nKw YoRK. July 20
o elk. and pears at 90 67k.
ELOOR-rhe marhet opened less ac,ve and senerally
Without a. spy pporlan change There were reported
70 25@5 IS for extra state ~ 0O5 % for superane
westerni e5 95@5 40 for common to medium exra
% 4sS s. for cc%oa so e good d chipping
brands Market closing heavy with no buyers at outside
CANADIAN FLOUR Market heavy and trlfe lover.
Sales $50 barrels e5 255 IS for common and s5 400
| 70 for good to choice extra.
@42j. 'DD '''"''' WIZ" ''''' ~ ~ -
conN MEAL Quiet and steady, with sales Of 200 brls
Calorc at 90 so.
WHIsKY-Msrket Armer, with saIes Of itO barrels at
28K@29c.
WHEAT-The market is 10 better with a good export
demand. The private accounts per the steamship
Etoa are quite favorable. There were sales Of 81 100
bushels Chicago spring at 81 1901 49, 900 bushels
Milwaukee club at 81 1901 gin; $4,000 bushels amber
Iowa at 81 229l 2t 90 600 bushels winter red western
at 1901 3e 80 500 bushels amber Michigan at 81 80
a. 50; 900 do extra choice do at 81 35 2 000 whto
western at 81 3gl 81 200 bush very inferior do at
rs; l0,50O bush white Michigan at III 42D1 49, and
4iOO do white Kentucky at 81 45 $500 bush Canadian
at Sl2I.
7o@e0, for western and 62t9S4c for stale.
ly unchanged.
OORN-Market lc better closing quiet aad scarcelv 40
hrm Sales OF 0s 900 bushels at 56D97c for old mixed
western; 53955c for eastern; 5095ikc for upsound:
oS903hc for western yellow; O6c for handsome white
we torn,
oATs-Little frmer. Sales at 4G94shc for jersey,
canada. western and state.
ooFFtE-Firm. sales 200 bags Rio and so bags La
gusyraat 22kc.
tUGAR-Raw continues hrm and In good demand.
sales Of 600 hogsheads at sXc for Cuba; eN9IO,
for New Orleans. -
s.. M1LAssEs Quiet but very hrn Sales of l6 hogs.
Hofs Fair demand and very nfm sales Of 600 bales
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-30
Lieut.. Hunter Acco,ed Of Cowar

CHICAGO, July 2S-A special to the Times
from Memphis says: Capt. Gwin, of the gun
boat Tyler, reports eight killed and sixteen
wounded on his boat in the late engagement
with the Arkansas. He accuses Lieut.. Hunter
commanding the Queen OF the West, with be.
having in most cowardly manner, having
made no effort whatever to bring his vessel into
action Officers of the Lancaster cay the
Queen was the first boat that discovered the
Arkansas, but she ran for protection to the feet
without firing gun and in disobedience of sig
malls to come Co the aid OF the CsrondOlet, while
the latter was engaged in close quarters with
the Arkansas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-30
Master Commissioners Sale.

zadoc Vesey } Doc. 3, page 265.
vs. I Superior Court Of Franki
Christian Gramlick eta County, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale from the above named court to me directed,
viii oaer for sale at puble auction at the door Of the
Court House in the city of Columbus on
Saturday, August l6,h, A. D. 1862,
at one O'Clock, P M the following described real es
tate situate in the county of franklin and State Of
Ohio, to-wit: -
One and half acres of land being the west half q,
the last half Of six acre lot in half section 27 township
5, range 90, Refugee lands.
Appraised at $l500.
G. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
n. o. NOnLE. Attorney.
Printers fees 81 SO.
jy9-dlt&wtd
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From Washington. .

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Mnjor General Johr
Pope, accompanied by his staff, this morning
proceeded to the headquarters in the field. Be,
fore breaking up his late headquarters here
Gen. Pope ordered that no passes to the lines
of his army should be granted TO others than
those having official business.
Last night, in accordance with orders given
to Gen. Whipple to prevent any persons from
taking any goods from Alexandra across Gen
POpe's lines, ten wagons drawn by twenty horses
heavily laden with market supplies, bread
clothing, shoes, etc, belonging to suffers and
others, were seized near Falls Church and
broughttoW ashington, together with the persons
having the properly in charge. The men were
released by the military Governor with an I'm.
pressive admoDition.