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The national Republican., 1862-03-24

Dy GaAEN d wlLLlAM MI, Auct t0ne- =.
ID TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND 10
hAsr OF THE CAPITOL, at AUCTION -on
MONDAY the l4th day of April 1859, .hsll feL
In front Of the premises, at O'Clock p By virtue
OF = deed Of ust to the subscri .er, and duly re
co, ded In Liber j. A. No li2, foios i2D $50 i3l
and is2, one Of the Land rr,Oids ior Washing ton
county in the District Of Columbia, tie following
named property lying and being in the city 9, Wa
r gton District afor, said, viz west part OF lot mum
bsted eleven (ll,l in squars numbered ten hundred
and seven Il ,0J7O having front Of torty two ftel
nine Inches (42 feet inches more or less north
y, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, east
ruaning back to alley l15 feet mole or less, 10
geiher with the Improvements, which are dve
ling house &c.
TsRns OF SALE will be one.hali cash, balance
in six and twelve months, the purchaser to give noe
for the deferred payments bearing interest from day
Of sale; oil conveyancirg at the cost OF the purcha
ser; the cash payment will be Iequii ed 10 be pail
down, when the property is knocked on, and Il no
paid down, The property will be Thea and there
again put up and sold 10 the hghert bidder that vii
comply and II the whole terms are not compiled with
In i've days the trustee reserves the right to lese
the property Mt the ri,k and cost or the deiuqusE
purchaser, by advertising 'he sane, three days io
WILLIAM NJ GRIPS. Trustee.
GREEN n WILLIAMS,
Au. tioneeTs
mar t9-oawNds
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

<NOME ONE AND ALL AT l. A. BEALL 4
" co g. No ;l0l Seventh street, between and X
to buy your CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
n ATS and CARS.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
INITED STATE. PATENT 0FvICE,

ID,
On the petitioi Of Henry Ruttan, OF Co6urg, Can
ada, praying for the extension Of patent sran nted
TO MIN the bih day OF December isls ante dated I'D
ing md veais'ins suaas. Tor seven years @ rom from
the sd day Of June, 1857,
Patent Once on N nday, the 9th day Of June next
at twelve cook NJ; and all persons are no. 6cd to
appear and show cause II any they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons tppoing the extension arc required to
file In the Patent Ofcc their objections, specially
set forth in wrtng at least twenty days before the
to Be used q, The said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the office
which will be Furnished on application,
goth day Of May next depositions and other papers
relied upon a. testimony must be filed In the ONCE
on or before the morning that day; the arguments
ordered ALSO that this notice be published in tho
National Republican, Washington, b c., AID the
Detroit Tritune Denoit Michissn, once week for
three successive weeks; the first OF said publica
ons to be at least sixy days previous TO the day Of
hearing. ID HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner OF Patents
Z. y. .-Edito.s of The above papers will please
COPY and send their bills TO the Patent Once, with
a paper containing this notice mar l-waw
TINTED STATES PhTENT OFFICE
- WAshINGIng, Feb II, lsb2
On the petitioo Of edward SPAN, OF Philadel lphis
granted 10 him on the 10th day Of May, 1913, for
an improvement in "churns,1 ior aevon years
from the expiration oi said patent, which lakes
place on the i8,h day Of May, 1869,
II Ia ordered that the said petition be heard nj the
Patent Once, on Monday, the 18th day OF April
Gext at ~ O'Clock nd all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, Why said
petition ought not TO be granted
rersons opposing the extension arc required 10
file In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing all testimony tled BY either party
to be used Ut the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
office. which will he iurni, he'd on application
ThG testimony In the case will be closed on the
l4th day Of April next; deposition and other pa
pers relied upon Is testimony must be filed In the
office on or before the morning oi that day; the ar
gumen,s, II any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice be published In the
Naiailai Reputltodn, Washington, ID. C., and Phiia
,,phia Press Philadelphia Pa once week ior thre,
successive weeks the hrtt of said pubca, ions 10 b,
al least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
d. +. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents.
T.. S-Edilors OF the above papers will pleas,
copy and send their bills 10 the Patent Once, will
paper eontaning this notice, feb is-law3w
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
AMlTSEM Gt!irA.

EORDB ATHENIEUM--Jonu \. FoRp, Pro
u prietor and Manager. JoHs u. WsIeur, Stage
Manager Unexampled suocs,s Of the new Temple Of
the Dfsma MONDAY EVENING. March ~,
..a Mas LUCILLE WESTERN
. Will appear In her great character of
Camille, or the Fate Of q Coqustte
rANCI ,DANOb. MissoLiNfA.
To c0nolute with
THE MAID OF The MILKING PAIL
Box ohioe open from 70 !, and from : to O'Clock
when seats can be secured. ..yH
Admisiou- Dress Cirile and Psrquette, 90 cents
balcony seats 81 Orchestra seas, 81 Family Circle,
25 cents. No extra charge for eserved seats.
mar ~ CHAS. z FORD, Treasr. ,
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

DIED,
i, On Tuesdsy, the 18th instsnt, FRAsyIsO NEIL.
ssSdd sp4 E1zsShs t4h IND Bfhet = White
No bitter tears for thee be shed, ..
Bles,cm OF being seen aud gone
With howers alone we strew thy bed
blest dspsrted one WA. ...
Whose all Of life, rosy ray,
esd into dawn and passd away
On Thursday morning, March Q, RICHARD =.
DONALDSON, in the 27ih year Of his age He
leaves wife and three children TO mourn their
loss .f-
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
1856 PArh"-MSse''es Ana 1856

Paper. .hangings different grades and prices. Geld
Bands, limit atien Gold and common W Window Shade
Buff Green and Blue Shade Hollands by the yard,
or made into Shades.
Orders ior paper hanging Widow Shade
punctually and faithfully executed No misrt pre-
sentatiops made TO effect sales Terms cash
JOHN MARX RlrER,
No 4s6, Seventh street,
mar s-l4tiis doors above odd Fellows Hall.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
mar l7-nlc

CARRIAGE wANTED.-Auy one having light
" twosest Family Carriage, 10 good condition,
lind a purchaser BY addressing Box No lts, CITY
Post Office. mar 2l-3t
A GENTS wANTGD.-I sell u new and
"A novel Patent Article Ia Washington. Also, TO
travel and sell rights Address " W." Box ~ Gen
eral Post Office ~ mar 2O--tf
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
h l4AUCPlON SAILS.
,FutxAro Days.

ny WALL u BxItNa RU, ha,,'r,, Cor. ~;
II Ninth street end Penn. Ayenae
LIQUORS, SUTLERS' STOCKS
&c, AT Aucffos TUEsDkY MoRNINu,
March 2j CONNER cling at 10 O'Clock we will sell at
our Auction Rooms, to close copslgr ments, an ns.
sortment Of Groceries, Liquors, sutlers, &c. Sup
plies, comprising
Barrels refned, yellow, and crushed Sugar
Boxes Adamsntine and Sterine andl.s
Y frtins Goehen Butter, Boxes hcese
Boxes Soap, Sardines, Boxes Tobacco
Cases Whisky, Brandy, Gin. W Inc, and CGrdials
Case, Van Liews and Boxers Stomach Bi,terS
Cases Gin Cocktail, Madeira, and Port wi:es and
Brundy Peaches aN
barrel. sirup, bTrsls and boxes HsrriDgs, and
Vinegar .....
Barrels Whisky, different bra DIS
Casks brandy. jamaica Spirits
Holland Gin, Barrels Flour .g
barrel best Sperm U and Case OIL Cans
100 900 Low. priced segars and Cneroot,
Cases Boots, 1ndis Rubber Blanket,
Camp ttoves, Flanuel Shirt,, Pipes, Gloves
And other Suffers Small Stores.
Also, large Iron Safe and Counting room Desks.
WALL & BARNARD,
mar 7e Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
Al Indiana Hopital, (Patenl Otfce,) Washing
ton, D. G., March 15.

Sick remaining In The Hospital iOr Eruptius
Diseases, al Ralorand, March IA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1s.--The steamer Ore
gon sails this evening for Mazatlan, taking
about seventy passengers, who 90 to Sonora
Signolla and chihuahua, to engage in silver
mining. Among them are Henry Edgertcn and
Judge Beats. Two extensive mills for re
ducing silver ore 90 forward also. This is the
commencement of what promises to prove an
extensive movement.
Californians engaged In the Mexican mining
enterprises embrace many men of considerable
capital.
Henry Bates, State Treasurer of California
In 1856, died to-day.
The steamship Republic has been confiscated
to government. for sailing under false register
partly owned by Halliday & Flint.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Nov. II. Markets quiet.
Butter 26c. Large sales of coal oil at $50.
A wooden building on the southeast corner
of Montgomery and Clay streets, containing
the Morning Call newspaper office. was partial,
iy burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Ship Windwsrd cleared for Now York with
q cargo of twenty one thousand hides, four
thousand six hundred packages copper ore,
seven hundred and thirty y-seven bales of wool,
nine hundred and sixty cases turpentine, one
thousand sacks. mustard, and thirty oasks sill
yer ore.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20
New York BarksI

NEW YORK. November l9
AsHEs-steady Sales 95 bbls at s9I2Kc for pots
and oc for pearls.
PLOUR-The market Is unsettled and 10 lower. The
sales to-day comprise l000 barrels at o5 6095 20 for
superne sate S5 7096 10 for extra stae a5 65@6 25
for common 10 medium extra weserni ~ 7096 80 for
common TO goodshppng brands extra round hoop Ohio,
and 90 9O@8 25for trade brands The market closing
hevvy.
Rye RL0UR-ouiet and steady, with sales 100 bbls
at ~ 5005 so.
CORN MEALS steady, with sales 100 barrels
Jersey at % IS.
WHIsKY-Less active and wit out change. There
were sales $50 barrels at 37c and sual parcels at 9
WHEAT-Dull and heavy and lCS2c lower. The sales
to-day comprise 0bushels Obi cago spring at 0 81
bush winter red western at 81 api Al; 10 GOO bush
amber Michigan at 81 4l A; 20O9 bush very choice
sgrpg do at 81 3 $500 bush mixed western at 81 30;
800 bush white Michigan at 81 5Sh; 5000 do w1:its
RYE.The market is quiet at 600 for western, and
0O9 $50 for state.
BARLEY-Quiet, with sales Of 1900 bushels Canada
East at 81 SO.
coRN-A shade easier with good demand. Sales Of
l3O9 bush at7oc Jor shipping mixed western, including
962c for damaged and heated.
oATs-Duil and scarcely firm, with sales at 66967c
for common to prime.
COEFEE-Rio In fair demand market very firm,
Sales 200 bags at 30932c.
M0LAssEs-yery firm and fair business doing with
sales Of "a bb New Orleans at 1Oc 84 hhds Barbados
~ ffCS anu ~ nnub OuDh mu100Vad0 at 4UC.
H0PS-Very firm, with sales at I6@2ic.
POkK.More active and . shade frmer. The sales
comprise bbls at Sl39l3 so for mess the lat
ter price for choice; Sll SO for primeand $l3 OO9l6
Tor old and new western and city prime Included
IN thesaes are 500 bbls city prime deliverable in
December.
BEER-The market Is very quiet and firm There
were sales OF 200 barrels at 05 50@7 90 for prime;
90 0O9lO as for mess; Sl2 OOdDl3 rs for repacked
mess, and Sl3 509e14 25 Tor extra mess.
PRIME MEsB BHER-More active, with sales at 20
@22c. "
CUT MEATs--Quiet, and without change.
BACON SIDES-In moderate demand and easier,
with sales OF $40 boxes. at 7k@7Kc for song ribbed
and long clear ssc for short clear and 70 for Gum.
berland, ais deliverable in Dec. and Jan.
LARD-Dull and heavy. Sales Of 1,45O bbls at OK
@l0c; the latter extreme price.
BUTTnR-Is selling quite freely at l692Oc for Ohio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20

PROMOTIONS. following recent military
promotions are reported:
9Th Infantry-Capt. Anthony o. Russell TO
Major vice Christopher promoted; First Lieut.
Richard H. Southgate to Captain vice Clark
resigned; First Lieut.. Charles D. Russell to
Captain vice Russell promoted; Second Lieut..
Benz, H. West to First Lieut.. vice Russell;
Second Lieut.. VIM. A. Sheridan to First Lieut.
liams to First Lieut.. vice Heron, resigned, and
]. B. Holmes, ]. l. Antrim, G. H Foster, John
r. Kestler, and T. Meline to Second Lieu
tenants.
s3d Infantry-Lieut. Phillip Bsscher to Capt
vice Craven resigned; Second Lieut.. John T
Talbot to Fret Lieut.; private Mathew Whild'
din to Second Lieut.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20

PROBATE CouRr Business transacted during
the week ending Nov. 10, 1862:
Marriage Licenses Eleven issued during tht
week.
First Accounts Filed-Of Moses Beers, ad
ministrator Of Dennis Peel; of John Kitsmiller
guardian Of George, Samuel, David and Chris
tian Fnvel; and of Wesley Preston, guardian
Of Martin ]. Barbee.
Third Account Filed-of Benjamin Bentley
guardian of sophronia E., Missouri A ,orin W
and Theresa ]. Ayler.
Final Accounts Filed-Of Benjamin Bentley
guardisn Of Sarah E. Ayler; Of John G. Blckel
administrator Of George Krell; of John B
Crum, guardian Of George p, Albert, Nancy
and Christian s. Wilson; of John Cox, admin
istratar Of John Straw; and Of Henry Ridenour
administrator Of Mary Wengert.
Order for Sale Of Real Estate-Tssued q
Geo. 7. schroll guardian Of the heirs Of Johr
Wheeler.
Guardians Appointed - Jacob Bowman ant
Isaac Lehman of John Good's heirs, and Sam
uel NeisWender of Abraham Wengsrt dnsane)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the Steamship Anglo
2nHnn

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Nov. 19.-The steamship
Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool 9Th, via London.
derry 9TH inst, passed Cape Race for Quebec
this morning. She was boarded by the news
yacht.
The London News remarks: As to stopping
English merchants supplying arms and ammu.
milton to the North or South, the thing is i'm
possible. II then quotes authorities TO show
that the fitting out Of such ships as the Ala
bama Is breach not only of international but
statute law.
The Post traces the inaction of Gen. Nc
Clellan's army to the success of she Democrats
in the State elections. Ii says Gen. Mcclellan
is consistant Democrat, that he Ia a
universal favorite with the people and the
soldiers, and that IL 10 we'll known that be
10 not unwilling to see the war terminated.
The Post thinks that If the elections in the
other Statea should prove favorable to the
Democrats, increasing to no uncomfortable ex-
tent the Democratic element in Congress, the
probabilities of speedy peace will be 80 much
enhanced as to make any attempt to invade
Virginia not only useless but criminal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20

inatead Of conducting TO the same, and in short
10 an Injury and disgrace TO our county,
nuisance, which ought TO be abated without
further delay.
That, In View Of the certainty there is thai
soon after the war terminates, and tho thous.
ands Of men now in the camps and armies, re-
turn to their homes, the prevalence Of crime
will be greatly increased, the safety Of our
community certainly requires that stops should
be immediately taken for the erection of q
County Jail.
The report Is signed by c. Hsyl, Foreman of
the Grand Jury, and M. B. Bateham, Secre.
tary.
INDICTMENTS The Grand Jury for the pres
ent (November) term of the Court of Common
Pleas Of this county adjourned on Tuesday,
having returned to the Court twenty three In
dictments-for bigamy, burglary, riot, stabbing,
and stealing bank-bills, one each; for horse
stealing, two; for grand larceny, three; for
petit larceny, four; and for assault and bat.
terry, nine.
The indictments are entered and stand on the
Journal of the Court In the following order, and
against the following persons for the offenses
named:
l. Miles Bethhard, Chester Bsthhard, and
Seneca Smith-Stealing bank-bills.
2. William 81. Clsir-Stabbing.
g. William Jackson, Charles Harris, and Ed
ward Williams Grand larceny.
4. Thomas Castello-Petit larceny.
S. James HasbroOk-H Horse. stealing.
6. John scates-Asssult and battery.
7. James Doyle and John sulliyant-Do
8. Hosea Jackson--Do.
9. Thos. Hayden--Do.
10. Mary Murry-Petit larceny.
IL. Emma Daly-Bigamy.
IL. Barney McCabe-Assault and battery.
l3. Michael Mattuck-H Horse stealing.
IA. John Dyson-Burglary.
Is. Ellen White--Grand larceny.
l6. Sylvester Bronson-Assault and battery.
II. Joseph Schneider-Do.
l8. William Jackeon and others-Petit lar
ceny.
10. Henry Ape-Do.
20. Robert Crane, Albert Keller, Allen Jack
ION and Hosea Jackson-Riot
81. Joseph Stetler-Asssult and battery.
%. Geo. Merton, August Woltameyer, and
Bruce Beall--Do.
20 VIM. Jackson, Chas. Harris, and Ed
ward Willlams-Grand larceny.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Stocks iowsr fair busnoss Chicago and Rock Island
go; Norwich and Worcester ~; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Ohein 2nd preferred 34i Cleveland and
Toledo 66&; IllinoS Central scrip 76; Michigan South
ern guaranteed 90; American Gold I30Mi Pacnc
Mail 1907 New York Central 1928; Hudson Harlem
l6<; Harlem preferred e9N Michigan Central 81 Pits
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago LIST bonds 105; q. D.
slxeS 1881 coupons 1oaK California sevens 95 Brook
yn water loan loox Indiana and Michigan SO Illinois
Central bonds l07; Terra Hsute and Wabash I'd bonds
80; Erie 4th bonds 99K Del. H. q W. lOl; Galena and
Chicago slh;l cleveland and Pit1burg 40; Erie 02hi
Notes Il 3.lO) IO4; Little Miami l0eA Michigan
Southern 4ON; Michigan Southern second 9si Erie %
bonds 100 Pitthburg, Fort Wayne Chicago Sd bonds
52t do LIST ;Chcago North Western LIST do Cd
29K do assorted bonds a; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati l24H; Panama 1885, Missouri SKIES 81; Ten
nessee skies 53K; Racine and Milwaukee ll2k; United
States 6's 81 coupons lo3H; Registered loaM; So
IA coupons SO; Registered vs.; Demand Notes l27h;
virginia Fives SO Tennessee sax; Hannibal and
81. Joseph bonds 63A; United States one year certf
Gates 9sN; Reading 75x; Chicago Burlington M p and
lima 6's 20; Ohio 6's Of 81 ia. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20
Sheriff Sale,


va. I FRANKLIN Common Pleas. ~ N
Milton W. Dennison.) gs' ~ ssc
DY VIRTUE Oh. a WHIT or. vENDI
ID to directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio, viii offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House in the city OF colunbus, O., on x
Saturday, the 9Th day Of December. A D. 1862,
between the hour q 10 o'clock /. NJ and o'clock p n
Inc FOLLOWING described real estate situate In the county
~ Trsnkiin and State Of Ohio, to wit; y AGa
Int No 81 ss laid dogn and designated on the plat 10
bs nroreedings in the ease Of Jane Dennison w. Burr
W. bennison ct al. IN nhe Court Of Common Pleas Of
PsankIn county, Ohio, recorded in record book No. a.
mage $685. and bounded followE Beginning at stake
NV corner 70 lot No. p In the center OF the county
road thence along the center OF said road deg Is
minutes n II l6 100 poles TO stake; thence g. 81 deg
Is minutes n. 2l2 60l00 poles 10 stake 10 the west
line Of John Cherys land thence along said line 10
deg 90 minutes r. II 3pl00 poles to stake n. u cor
ner to said lot No 2 thence along the ~ line q sad
ot n. 81 deg. rs minutes W. 2is s0i00 poles 70 the be-
Ginning, containing eighteen and $50 poles. being
the part Of Milton VI psnnisop sstof 10 said procsed.
inss In partition.
Appraised at e2 per acre. :, ,,,,,,.,. :,
Printers fees $500. aa
novl leoe-dItAwtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20

WANrED.-A middle aged woman to do plain
sewing, and to be generally useful about the
house. To one coming well recommended,
fair wages will be given. The advertiser re-
sides some two miles in the country.
Address rs. d." Postofice Box TAO, or ap-
ply at this office. [oct29-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20

The best advice that can be taken Ia 10 sGus
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH PASTE
Call for 1t at Studer's, Marple's, 6amuel's,
Roberto, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den
ig's, Ridgway's, J. Fowler's, D. D. s., Or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere
Try Il one and all. go
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20
The Draft I'm Wise onsIn.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 19.-The draft In this city
and county took place to-day. Everything
passed off peaceably and oheerfully. The sum.
mary manner In which the Government dealt
in Ozaukee county has put down oil feeling of
resistance.
Among the drafted was Ralph G.. Johnson, o
prominent business man, q son of Gen. Paine,
and other well known citizens.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20

COLONEL BLISS has returned to this city from
Camp Dsnnison, whittier he had been sent to
organize the drafted men, and reports the camp
In ane prder. There are not more than two
hundred drafted men there, and they seem or
derly disposed. TIE general health of the
camp is good.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20
PhiiaaeIphia CAtt,e market.

PHnADEILHIA, Nov. 10.
BEEF oATTLE-The sales yesterday at PbillipS.I
Avenue Drove Yard opened briskly, and there was :
peTceptibe increase last weeks prices 1915 head
OF fat cattle sold at to $40 per ID.
O0WS-60 cows brought from 9lo TO $50 per head FOL
sprlngers, and $50 to S45 for cows and calves;
SHEEP-The sheep sold amounted to 27OO head, re-
azing from to 5Hc per lb for first quality, gross an
81 2593 90 per head for ordinary.
H0GS-No hogs wyarded at Phillipss the salei
being confined to Imhofs Union Bog Yard where there
were disposed Of during the week. 1893 head at e5 to
90 per cwt for still fed, and % rs to SO for corn
fed. .t H"..r..r. p.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20

Meeting OF Newspaper Proprietors.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-At meeting of the
newspaper proprietors to-day, II was unanimous.
ly agreed to combine for the protection of their
interests In view Of the heavy advance In the
price Of paper, materials. etc, and increase
the charge of subscriptions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20

CArrAIN DOB requests all soldiers who have
unfinished discharge papers, to send them with
their postofice address to the State Claim
Agent, go that their accounts can be settled at
once.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-20

By ExrREss -Fieadley, Eberly 4 Richards
have just received another large invoice of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Cloth Cloaks, Seal Skin
Cloaks, Ladies', Misses and ChildreL's Furs,
Bilmoral Skirta, etc, etc.